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yEHE suhseriber will sELL at auction ON

IIiE suD5cFlDef VIII Ntlsi4 ~ auction ON
L. WEDNESDAY, Notch 2 At 2oc'ock p. rl, Of the Hotel
Of A. Gather IN EeHen New Jersey, tAe following exteE
slye BilLDiSG5 log manufacturing pI.prsas situated
Rsrtln, tho Il. Il. OF Een-Jsey; Tho main budln.
g! by lao icc two sfoes aud 2 ie c r.scsof roof &c
foundation wall In line Room - by Il fct; BENDING.
Room, - by 81 feet; yrluahe Stea Engine - 10 ~ horse
power shs'tug tiIoush bIlduy, side islng AID pales
building almost new .tusbic FOX fc.ory, rollrEmn,
paper mil, or almost any manufacturing purpoie.
JOSHUA toLINAN Pronreior
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lug Of Stations Brood Mares and Cote ououQ vhich
the Stallion M9lo! Andot,on, 70 be sold auction by J..
COLE on THRSDAl. March a, i2 oclcck the farm of
4. b. VAN WICK, in F!stbush, Long Isl,nd tlrse nile,
nom Futon Ferry BT9oAyn cry ss csI oi1 that foEy
COLE, No 800 Fulton st. BIooklyn estsos1s OF Pedigree
&c., viii be received by return of nail.
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V'HE LAST CHANCE.

NE IJANl tHhNtG.'
valuable piece Of Property situated OF No i1e Grand
b., Wiilmshurgh. embracing largo
DOUBLE COTTAGE AND SIX LOTS OF GROUND,
Three Of wli Grand Il. and three Powcrssk
oncurlbcfed title unoTceptCBablo
The above property for sale apped or within enc week
q. the eIlraysgmlily low phce Of Yb,J1O
One bali may remain bond aud mortgage for unlimited
time.
Apply on the premi.es OF to j. c. DEvOY No. $50 Broad
way, Excelsior Insurance Company.
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TEKns-S2 per snu1m. Three Cop,e' for %. Ten for
SIS. ~.
SINGLE COPIES for sac 81 the Pabicatsn Oss THIS
MORNING, In grsyltIl Sesdy toJ mailing Plec, Five
Ceyts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

A J. BLEECKER, son ~ Co., will sell
~ on FRIDAY, Feb: 30 1854 81 Il O'clock a. tho Ez
change Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway, - -
HANDSOME ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE ON
3SrHSr.
The 3sory brown-stoie front English Honss aud Lo, NO
Ne 60 East h south eide; Of 0f between PARK
ADD Lexington avenues; In perfect oder aud ss al ae
modern improvements. servants staircase, ee POSSESSION
May |. 1894 Size sboot 9ps4 block.
For Msp terms. &c., sPpy 70 th, auciioneers, q Ceds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

I OTIS for SALE-ln good location for manu-
IL featuring purposes low prices and favorable terms IN
quantities suit purchasers II fuba hpof " T. Apply
to r. Il. KELLOGG, No. l39 Pcarlf', N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

= HOUSES and THREE ACRES, in Nor
~ risania tho Harlem Railroad Depot aud tho Third
avenue and Fordham ore Railroad, elpibly located
l9undess shops, gardens. Sc with good water aud some
timber Tor SALE, together In losabout htty city lot
on easy terms Apply to WM. RADDE, No $50 Pealls'.
6n.f S(A WILL BUY o nice TWENTY
WsIsOOV ACRE FARM, two mes from the besuti-
III village q Plaas NJ Handsome Cottage House, ten
sagsd jnqpt, sf q. T. SMITH a4s e,ssrn sbpt, Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

IGOR SALE or 30 LEASE-The first-cass
II story English basement HOUSE No. go West 2ldst ;
hl.lciass negibofhood Allo No 4Ss Hadoas, Trinity
Church loaas J. Z. WOODS, No. zoo Chambers Il.
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N ELIZABETH, n. 80 Modern HOUSE

Il with 20 rooms including seraniS apartments Conserya
tory Bathing and sloieo0s double windows for Win
ter hot and Cold Water and Gas throughout Hot Air
Furnace, Kitchen Rnnges Speaking Pipes Sc Onthndng
abundant including 0aTdners Cottage ~ Acres Of laud 800
eet OF uapo irbO Of bet varieties 800 Pear Tree. ia brans
sud all the beet varieties IL Su.i.f Au.gEn aud Winter
Fruit, with al the other Fruits OF this on. Within
minutes walk q railroad depot for NsYos and rh.de
Phs paved sidewalks aud handsome country residence
within tho cy. win be sold With part Of the land preferred
Apply 10 Il. Is. FLEETWOOD, Elizabeth ". J.
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Gales bn Gntiioit.

A ]. BLEECKER SON d Co. viii sell at
~ Auction on TUESDAY, March at 10 o'clock, at tie
Exchange Sses.room, No. III Broadway for account oil
whom II may conceru): . ,o..,,.- ,
WEST i6IH-Sr-The two 1stoTy brick HOUSES and
org Nos ana and 30 West l0ih the souh side. be-
tween 9Th aud 9Th size oSAt bioSs Title iudputabie
Tcrma to suit puf hasoTs.
Mans &c at Office Of Auct'oneers.
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nor sALE-With immedlnle posae..ion. al a

n
essiinl yely pretty ,wostory sna attic CotTA3E,
with three f lots OF ground located Simonson1v. Van
defbis Landing Staten isund ouso SlI3 with wing two
JArior library dlningroou and Aich,n hrst noyT four
bedrooms second door and lorgo open The
going abroad q viii be sold al The low prco Of =l5J0 Fer
ni,I Of 4. J0URSEAY, No. Pines;
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Weobina Gfaros. Sc,


NyM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Falton.-
LIThOGRAPIlIC STEAM apd FANCY J0B-PRlNTERS-
LABELS aud DRY GOODS TICKETS IN every variety
EWBANKS HYDRULiCS AND MECHANICS, 18th eeS-
Il n, with new matter o.
UNFOLDING CARDS-All the latest styles OF
w low prices. TlIOs BRUINS, No. 4so Broadway, n. Y
Specimens by mail for % cents. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

HOUSE No. 1873 IIenry-si., Brooklyn, FOR
sALELot 2i BY s2I feet corner Of Love lsno house
iIeoliory basoaent and uuJr cgsr Tolns favorable Ap
ply 70 y. r. kELLODO. No. ~ PeaIlsl. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

FOR SALE-At STAMEOR Conn, vari-
Il ETY. q hne COUNTRY SEAIS-tiols's. Lots Farms,
&c. For particulars apply 10 ALLEN NEWMAN, No q
WlIl.st.. ". y.
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Wanls.

~ dres end Who can rIoiuce unsSceponabe reference
az 20 Character ability Sc are desired 10 engage IN light
o esant and acriye business which has FOX s object
work Of great beneyoence snd charity. Apply Of Roor No.
No Gis Broadway Monday, Iaosday or "Wednesday nex
bef,ge.s 10 aud z
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d | T. d.

Eluehill-ls;h inst. Annie Laurie, infant dau
of Hi ST. and Hannah c. B!a sden, aged . mos,
) weeks and days.
Ell,worth->cpt. JAZZ, Mary A, wifi. of Robert
Alex Ouder, aged 3 ;cars and | month.
We have laid our darling sister,
Ia the dark aud silent tomb.
CLOSED her eyas in peaceful sluinosr,
Faded in her early bloom.
Heaven rctainath now treasure,
Earth TIC pr.ci.us casbet keeps.
AMI the sunheams Low. tt lsnger
Who're cur darlisg sister sleeps.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague, Rrmhtenl
Ftpu, Chill Ftrr, Dumb Ague, Periodical
Headache or Bilious Headache, and Bilious
Fesers, indeed for the mhoie class of diseases
originating IN hillary deangemrnt, caused by the
Malaria Of R,iasmatic countries
LEVER and Ague is not the only consequence Of
1 the miasmatic poison. A great variety of dis
orders arise from its irritation in malarous districts
among which Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Govt,
HeHdnche, Blindness. Toothdche. Edrdche. Catdrrh,
asthma Palpitation, Painful affection Of the Spleen
Mysteries, Pain in tho Bo,oeis Coiic Paralysis and
Derdngemsnt Of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause put the Intermittent
type, or become periodical. This CURE" expels
the poison from the blood and thus cures them all
alike. 1T is not only the most electual remedy ever
discovered for this class of comp ants but it is the
cheapest and moreover is peri city safe. No harm
can arise from its use, and the patient when cured
is left haaliy if he had never had the disease
Can this be said Of any other cure for Chills and
Fsvsri 1t Is true of this, and its Importance TO
those afflicted with the complaint cannot be over
estimated. So sure is ii to thu Fever and Agne
that it may be truthfuy said to be certain remedy
One Dealer complains that it is not good medicine
to sell, beca useonc bottle whole neiglbor-
hood
Prepared by ]. c. AVER & Co. Lowell, Mass. and
sold by Calvin G. Peck, Ellsworth Me.
Fold al Who'll, sale by NJ L. Phillips, Portland :. A.
Howes s. Co, Belfast, NJ. $. Alden Co., Bangor.
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Inc secretary OF inc treasury sisss ho.,se ssss
SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII DC received LOT coupon iisssery
NOTES. payable three years rom aug 'o'"' i0'' wiz
se"n ANNUAL ia'eIes' III 'e rate VI .e,eA ". '''s
'en'' psr cent. per ahhu'h,-Prihoip'A A''u i"'sss
DOM u pe p"io IN lawful money
Inc hotes VIII DC convertible At the option OF Ms-
hoidef ut maturity, INTO SIX per cent. goid arhs
ponds, payaDie not less than I'VE nor more tnaa
twenty years from their date, as The Government
may eject They VIII be issued In denominations OF
$50, $780, $500, 81 900 and $4,000, and all subscrP
tions must be for fifty dollars or some multiple IT
iify dollars.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners frss
Of transportation charges Us soon after the receipt
OF the original Ceraiieatss Of Deposit ~ they can
be prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August Is, per.
sons making deposits subsequent to that date must
pay the interest accrued from date Of note to to
Of deposit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thoasaad dollars
and upwards for these notes at any tine will be
allowed q commission of one. quarter of one per
cent which will be paid by the Treasury Depart.
upon the receipt of a bill for the amount esr.
tilted to by the officer with whom the dsnosit was
midi. No deductions for commissions must be
made from the deposits,
cDcnIty ,nuhh,raoro ar rur ,aaa,
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go. -, "a ''o' nNNh' oherins
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f,onyer.ihla i,+osix nav oa,,t & On .,,aL.,a
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not.s f,r thro. ,.o-, .t; ,;;,,.o - ,o...-,.. +,
row ,r,., oto,,. t,,ra, .,,r ..,,. e. A.,
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tho ,,-os.. n,or,et r,+o t. No. las th.,
-, a,,,.,
TtsExar,r4iov, f,or, s.o4. 80 ,r..,
Taxation.
But aside from all the ADVANTAGES we have enum.
Grated, special Act of Congress exempt. all bouds
and Treasurv notes from local tnration On tn.
average this exemptop ia worth about two n.r cerx
annum according to tba rate of to xation in yarous
parts of the country.
1t is believed that securities offer So great In.
ducements to lenders as those issued by the govern
iheht III al other forms OF Indebtedness, the latin
or abiilty OF private parties or stock companies, or
seperate communities, onlY Is pledged Tor payment
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yeW Work warke II.

NEW York, Oct 7s
Flaur-State snd Hests'n seel'ned - sales
+, % ibis State, $ sof09.e0; oura Hoop
hia, SO 3O61 67i Western, SssO(a 10. o;
Nouthern--SAes 500 bbls, at % Sa = % !;
Carafa lu6r i5c loxel-Sales SEQ bbls. at $3.50
a. sl20.
Wheat a2c lower.
Corn ii m Sales unim ortant
Beet quiet. z.,,
PolH heavy New mess Si3,26G st3.5'.
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The Lady's Friend,
A NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Lii teratss and + n h / o u.

IL j u IL I u ANU i a. = IL - IL
Yl,HE publishers Of this new Magazine, IN en-.
Il tcriug upon the second year Of its existen CO
bog leave to efsr their thanks to the reading pub
lie for the support they have soliberslly extended
to them Very few Magazines have been able, in
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A Handsome Steel Fancy Engraving and n su
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Ellsworth Oct. 10th. by Rev. DR.. Tenney, Mr.
}. kellar Foster of South Canton, Mass, ~ Miss
Augusta a. Whi.temore of East Machias
Bangor 25th inst. MIR. Horace :. Dodd Of
Ma's.. to Miss Emma L. G uild dau,
Of tho late 4. p. Guild, Esq., Of b.
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UNITED STATES
LICENSED War CLAIM AGENCY.

The unlcrsi .u.i l. prepared to obtain from the
United states Government,
Doaaty honey Pri-e Money, Back Pay
ard Pensions,
s.. tho heirs Of s,;,,.,79 ara scamen who have
died Will in the l. ;. Service.
Inyslt Pensions procured for oiicers, Solliers
and -eaG!an d. .hl.i by wounds or sickness Gun
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lin, Of duty
Office opnositc The Robinson Hesse,
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

BY virtue of license from the Judge of Probate
for Hancock County shall sell at public auction on
Tuesday December i3th, at O'Clock p NJ, on the
all of the real estate OF the late benjamin
X Wasgatt, late Of Eien. for the payment of his
debts d incidental charges of administration.
Terms made known al time and place of sale
JASON WASGATT, Admir-
Eden, Oct: Goth, 1904. a.
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The B st Book by which to Learn Pi no-forte
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CONUNDRUM.
Why is Mcclellan like jobs horse!
Because he "smclt the battle from AFFAIR."

Why is Mcclellan like jobs horse!
Because he "smclt the battle from affair.""
\ correspondent of the Oxford
Democrat says that John Briggs, Esq,
Capt. Hezekiah Stetson, Capt. Joseph
Robinson and VIM. Allen of Sumner, the
youngest being over ~ years of age, are
all now living within a mile of each other,
upon the farms on which they were born.
--Chas. Croker, Esq, of Bath, has
shown the editor the Times an ear of corn
which is now fifty years old. 1t was
brought to Bath in the first vessel which
left there for the West Indies after the
close of the war of 1872. The return car
go of the vessel consisted of molasses and
corn, the ear was from that cargo.
THE three men who attempted to
rob the Calais Bank, and who were SEN
fenced to three years each in the State
Prison, left town on Tuesday night for
their future quarters at Thomaston. AS
they left town, they hurrahed for JEFF
Davis. The only wonder was, that they
did not hurrah for McClcllan.-Machas
Republican.
FAIR NoT1cE.-Ienry Ward Beecher
two weeks ago notified his hearers that
until after election in November his
evening sermons would be applicable to
the times and of a character which some
would call political. lie COVE the notice,
that those not wishing to hear might stay
away and allow their pcws to be filled
by others who did.
CCThe young lady who took gen.
teman's faI cy, has returned it with
thanks.
| ~ What part of speech is kiss?
A conjunction. And what form? A
lip-tickIe!
I u Because you can't get all you want
don't neglect what you can get. Squeeze
out Of the world all the juice there is in
it.
SUSPICIOUS MorToEs.-When knights
enter the lists to tilt, they display the
notices upon their shields. Pendlcton's
motto is: Il o5ject'-MeCellan's: a.
W NV ''0'''os''
CE"So soon as 1t is clear, or even
+ probable, that our adyersarses are ready
tor peace, &c.-G Gen. Mcclellan.
There was an Old man who said, How
Shall flee from this horrible COW?
will sit on the stic,
And continue to smile.
Which may soften the heart of the cow
r.,r.r,.g,,, 1ottar rooo;ro1 :, III.
c;,g fgn.a i'm II Ca,d,cu sor"aa ,,'.'
n,aior in rho f0flI r.gi,,rnt dated lp1ia-
nagolis OH inst. states that the notorious
II. Ii. Bodd, leader of the Sons of Liberty
who escaped from jail recently. and for
whom reward eli $1,000 was offered, was
aFfcH'e" on Inc sth' seven iilies from IN,
N I l""s' III d Id III "o"'e'---"" ne:'0f"
-
- DeH'el :. DICKINSON, III a letter ex-
eusln@ h'nsc" rom attehuth5 hePu2ii-
cin meeting at fi,''n"fs' fa'' maae TINS
'"lf h'' al hcete''an = awk"aru position
as foiltte'Hn
=" Ben wing Gen. heClel,an entitled TO
TAR treatment, am quite Inclined TO
ctH.s"e tio'c VINO are proposing TO ais
ore foot on the sliding slipDery surrender
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5petial Notices.
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the ONLY
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Frozen without Gnilnng the Hair or staining the sA'n
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houIl be avoided Sold by al Druggists. &c fAoio
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TERMS OH
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F.oa, ,eieet 'i.t-. IN he - hs'i@fsan,)
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oovyvss,oxs AND EXPERIENCE OF

,,,uE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE of
AN INVALID.
ppblisbed for the benefit and as a tdst' ',, 20
yssDJ Men and others, who suffer ron Nervous h
nebflfty, Premature Decay OF MahHoem'< ~
- t De sine time the Means Of SeD cure, ~
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cradle qunkey BY enclosing "a P os IN thor
envelope sing NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Ese!
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-03
WotcIg.
UNITED IsIS$| $s|T1ATEsHOTEI A. a E1t:,Hl;I

Directly opposite the Boston end Worcester Railroad
. Depot)
FINHE undersigned, who has been conn ected with the
II American House, 10 this city, or oVef nine years
has leased this well known and popular Hotel for a
term Of years and pledges him ELF 10 his friends and
tne puec 20 use hie ntn ost Efforts 20 ansiAn the rem
utaton Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, ss 4 frst.
class house The public may rely upon finding, al
class hotel. ~
Price, a. heretofoFo, Two Doiiars psrdsy.
ocadom FRANK m. PRATT.
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EDwAltD O'BRiEN q BROTHER,
WHOLESALE CROCERS

t.
i.Al aNA l3 AND tnPonrHss or
hrRndies, wines, GINS, Cigars, anu Irfsh
and scotch whisky,
lI.rH1 tHt AND DHALERs IN -nlI.
Dor ptic Wines and Liquors.
ff. ALSO, ff fI
Age rs for Sale OF Pure Bourbon whisky,
ah No sol Second street, Dayton, ONO,
l9ha leave most respectfully TO acauaint their o,,s
~ toners and the community generally thai thev
nave entered mo partnersh ., under the name ana
style OF =, O'BRIEN BRO HER for the nprnosa
Vl carrying on the Wholesale grocery liouor cigar
and tobaeco business in Dayton Ohio, ~ the Iste
STAND q VPFien, No sOi second street
hayinga ample means W enable us /. purchase poods
rom the best houses in New York, BaItlIrnre and
Fhadelphia and having had fifteen years' xpe rience
g ne tsie We bold out tho bestinduceinents TO our
o.d customers and ll others who may be kind enough
"a ~. NJ. gBRlEN, late Of the frm. OF o'Brlen A Poe.
roledo Ohio, will devote his tune and attention To-
piease ai those who may come to luy at this well.
known House, and q. 0BRIEN viii treat the com.
ulugn!p tier, possible, tn ever before Roth OF
Us Zee very Grateful for past favors and earnestly so
ncita 1 snare Of yourfuture patronage aul9daw m
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthof and " W stewart, Dayton; Gsoree !.
Boyer, MlhinlaburR; soe Slayer bion; J O Andef-
son, OenteFvillei Myers, New Lebanon; II Jack son
Chambersburgi y Bauer, Harrisburg; u u Ol Niue,
louisville; ATnolds Limbert, south Arlington; jacob
smsen West Balumorei Rookie a 90, Germantown;
MURPHY, yandaiA, II Nelols, Liberty " Reas
rarmersYille HeVerling 5Herr Salemj W PyFmont
Williams swaneT, WeSfBalhmorsi Parker, Bro
Col ParkersbuTgj and by pruggsts ana Merchants
generally thfOug ghout the United States and Canadas
~ ds5E 20 tat cue 4!Q au2ldly
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Go=partnershlp.
OOPARTNARaHIP

TNaE undersigned have this day formed co.part.
nership under tas name and hrrn or BREFNT j.
NIXON, for the purpOes0 Of transactnR a Wholesale
Gnd Retan Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Businesa
at the old stand ol W. q. Breene o. Mhin street on
poate the Cour House, whore they would be pleased
to see the friends OF III house, and as many new
ones as may favor them Nith call
WILLIAM q BREENE q
1000 .t ANDREW Q, NIXON. lT',t4
Dayton, February l, IssA-fslldaagJ .Is9 s7i ,oa