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The Balloon Ascension Postponed
Until Thursday Afternoon.

In consequence of the Gas Company be-
ing unable to furnish the amount of gas
necessary, the balloon ascension, advertised
Tor tomorrow, is nnayoldably postponed
until Thursday afternoon, October ls. The
first display Of Fire Works will, however,
be given on the grounds near the Wire
Bridge, tomorrow evening. Mr.. Diehl
will give gratuitous display OF Fire
Works at the large pavilion this evening,
for the amusement of the citizens, com
mencing about eight o'clock.
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Affair in Lexington,
Kentucky.
LEXINGTON, OCTOBER Il.

. A shooting match occurred this evening
about half-past six O'Clock, at the Broad-i
ties were Wounded and one mortally. Mr..
Horace Armant and Mr.. Ben. Wariield en-
tered the office of the hotel at about the
same time, from opposite doors, aud firod
almost simultaneously Almant was shot
once, and but slightly wounded. Warfeld
was shot twice, and is inortally wounded
An unpleasant feeling had existed between
tho parties for some time. .if. a
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By the CabIc-Foreign Markets.

70 NHN NftvIN- = N Us IT I'A'tt INNNl1 !"
LIvERPooL, Wednesday. October H.
The cotton market Is firm and unchanged,
The sales To-day were 10000 bales midling
uplands at l5ifd.
LoNboN, OctoheF l1.--The money market
il qnict45 Consdls for money S0iss vi a u
The following are the closing prices of
Amcriran securities Erie Railroad, 5Ot4;
Illinois Central, 7ss4 United States ivtE
twenties, 0SlA.
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Ifyoli are afflicted with any Disease, go
andSee Dr. Strickland.

WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JEwRLRY.-
Visitors to the state Fairwill find the mag
niicent Jcwelry Store of Kline, ON Third
street, one of the chief attractions of the
city His stock of Watches, Diamonds,
Silver Ware, Jewelry, &c, is one Of the
largest and finest in the West, His store is
fitted up in the most gorgeous style, with
out regard Go expense, and presents an
array OF articles Ia his line, which, for
quality and briIliancy ofstyle, can not be
excelled anywhere. Persons visiting the
State Fair will no doubt come prepared TO
purchase articles of this kind, and we would
recommend them 20 call at the above place.
They can not fail To be suited, as 10 style,
quality and price. It is useless to 20 to
Cincinnati or any other city, when such q
splendid assortment can be found here. Mr.
Kline is one OF our most reliable dealers a
polite and courteous gentleman, and will
always DC found on hand to attend % the
calls of his customers. oei5diw
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THE OPERA HOUSE, Manager Thorne
presents a splendid bill for to-night--the
beautiful play ofthe'"Goiden Farmer" to
be followed by the brilliaut spectacular
representation Of the Forty Thieves The
house will doubtless be fllled to It's utmost.
A grand Matineewill begiveh on Saturday
afternoon. .rrlH. .g.I.
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PRovIDEFoR WNTER.--We e would inform
our readers that Lessner .S Brother have
received 500 new and sound Government
0vercoats, and they offer them for half
theirN Nalue; therefore we would advise onr
readers to secure one In time. ..tIar p
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FIRE WoRKs.7-Prof Diehl's exhibition
of Fire Works last evening was asplendid
affair 1t will be repeated Tonight at his
pavilion near the Fair Grounds. DO.
Prof Steiner will make his great balloon
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Tn MAmmIMpLAnrEs

II is particularly suited. It will in short time
bring ON the monthly period Of regularity.
Each bottle, price one Dollar bears the Govern
ment Stamp OF Great Britain, TO prevent coun
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ono sTATE FAfR.


DAY.
The attehdimc6 at the Fair yesterday
was very large--the Hgnlber present being
cttimated ut nom lifteen 10 twenty thou4
sand4but no comparisbnto the immense
outrouring of the people to-day. From
sunrise this morning pp To ten o'clock,
every roail leatling TO the city was crowded
with vehicles of every Description, loaded
with people coming to the Fair. The rail-
road trains coming in this morning all had
a large number Of extra chrs crowded With
passengers, and the entire number OF
visitors to-day makes up AN aggregate far
cxceediug that which has heretofore at
tended any similar exhibition 10 Ohio.
The number OF people on the grounds to-
day is estimated A. not less than tiity
thousand. aud we do not think the esti-
mate to5 high. .a ..,ss .it 20 ~.
The display Of stock aud articles in the
various departments is very imposing, and
excites The admiration of the thfongs Of
visitors on the grounds. The whole num-
Der of entries last night reached nearly
three thousand but owing 90 the grea,
rush of people present, we we've unable to
get even sight OF what was going on, and
ennnot give any satisfactory details.
The following is.a comparison between
/ tt,o nntrias for l995 aud 1S66. ~ lt
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FoR SALE, OR TRADE FOR CRY PROPERTY
"A large house, nine rooms, small barn
aud fifteen acres OF land, situate ON the
Mad River Valley Pike, about four and a
half miles from Dayton, in Mad River
Township. The house has been used as q
tavern for some years and is suitable foi
that purpose. james Kelly, Real Estate
Agent. rI
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CONSULT THE MOST EMINENT
PHYSICIAN OF THE AGEl
DIR. A. STRICKLAND,
NJ. D., mGR3CasIISl IL-A. c.
FROM LONDON, ENGLAND,
Proprietor of the Celebrated

Proprietor of the Celebrated
Strickland Remedies !
WILL BE AT
Dayton - Phillips House - Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and Satul-
day, October lG Il, Is, 10 and 30.
Troy-Moriday and Tuesday, October
% and %.
Piqua- -Wednesdayy oc7
tober2i and .. vi 4 .FI q
Sidney-Friday and Saturday October
% and 27.
Where he Offers his services in giving advice
and prescribing for those suffering with any class
Everybody who Is suffering with any Kind Of
Disease should Immediately consult him. Ho has
been treating Chronic Diseases with the most re.
markable success itm nearly aquartcr Of Cen
tnai all the eases he treats, no matter how long
the patient has suffered, what the nature OF the
Disease is If 1t is possible to make cure, Dr. S.
cures in an incredible short time
Whatever your disease ig, you must remember
that DR. 3. mas seen, treated and cured hundreds
Of such cases from the fact, that he makes Chron-
ic Diseases his study-aDd daring his long and eN-
tenstYe experience which heslroaght t9hiappiiee,
Thousands of the most obstiIlate AMI aggrayhie eii
cures, If such is possible, ifnot, he will mmed-
atey tell you so.
Df, Strickland is nostranger here he is known
by all the leading families and nearly every holy
IN this State, as the most skful Physician Of the
age,
For the extraordinary success in the treatment
Of the following cases DR. 5. has no equal
Diseases of WOmen and ChitdTen,
Diseases Ofthe Heart ami LuHOS,
Diseases Of the Urinary organs,
Diseases of the LiUeP and Stomach,
Nervous Diseases, DyspepsiG, n I I
pies and Skin Diseases; @'-@ - . 'N'
Bat being u general practitioner Of course,
treats every class of Disease.
TO accommodate the community at large the
Doctor will charge the small Fee OF Ten Dollars,
so that he may be consulted by the Rich auh the
Poor. ~a0A-r octltdcudltW
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THE SfAMEsR TwISs.+-T The Siamese Twins
~ c drawing large crowds at their place Of
exhibition, near the Fair Grounds. Go aud
see them. 1t will pay. ss.ti .-s Hi
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STATE AND CoUNrY FAIRS.--All those
visiting the Fairs woulddo well to call on
custonl-inades Clothing. Tlie prices and
style will certainly suit buyers. 1lS Main
street, sign of the Golden Eagle, three
doors south of the Market House
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/ THE ARRIVAL OF DIR. STRIcKLAND.-We
have to congratulate the sick and afflicted
Of Dayton and the surrounding country,
that theyhavc chance 10 consult the most
Eminent Physician Of the age, DR.. Strlck-
land ofCincinnati, who is at the Phillips
House, Dayton, and will remain there un-
fill Saturday the Goth. Those suffering with
Chronic Diseases, should not fail to call on
the DR.. and get his valuable advice. He
has made Chronic Diseases a speciality, for
upwards Of twenty years, and is supposed
TO have had greater experience and
more success in the treatment of the
following. diseases, than, any physician OF
the present eenturya Diseases of Women
and Children Diseases of the liver, Stom-
ach, Heart, Head, Blood, and Urinary Or
gans, affections Of the Throat and Lungs,
Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia, Piles, Skin
Diseases, in fact, al obstipate Chronic Dis
casts. W u 94}9J Hhi baaalA
T DR.. >. will Do at the Morris House, Troy,
ON the % and %.
Ifyou are afflicted with any Disease, go
andsee Dr. Strickland.
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gArARRn Is a disease ofthe Nucous mem
brane OF the nasal passages and those cayl-
ties Of tile head communicating with them.
Insignificant as IL appearsin its first stages,
IL IL apt hfits progressto become fnstru-
mental In causing the loss or impairment
OF smell, taste, hearing, and sight and IN
creating Aerious coustitntionat tlerIiige-
Iments. not pufrcquently terminating in
Ioonslunptlon. ttH
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Look TO YouR lNrERrsr.-c. Ferneding,
No. 3OG Second between Main and leiler-
son streets, will for the next thirty days
sell Boots and Shoes and Hats and Caps at
strictly Wholesale prices IN order to make
room for new stock. ess1s dim
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v ISITING CARDS
THE EMPIRE
steam Job Rooms.
.WoGNEHoN ~ ~
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Exu1BIr1oN--The grandest exhibtion on
lIain street will be found, during our State
and County Fairs, at the popular Eagle
Clothing store. Friend Sehwar2 is making
immense preparations TO meet the cXpccta-
tions of his numerous friends and custom
eTs, and sell them cheaper and nicer made
up clothing than ever he kept before-all
being custom-made. Don't forget the
place--No. lis Main street. sign Of the
Golden Eagle. Notwo prices asked.
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ssg- Ladies, we have jhstrtceited 100 do2.
pair hid gloves, the best in the eity, for
81 25a pair; no h1tmbag, we can'emarrilnt
them; and II large Tot OF sGne elhiB Lace
COLLARS we have also received drmotlief IN
voice OF those nice Irish Poplms toine
and select your patterns, before they are
allsold. We have received the second lot
of those fine Cltn,y Laees, whiehlare selling
fifty per cent cheaper thairany 'otlIerhouse
in the city. +. C.Trebeh, 81 Go., so Main
street. '- ''i2t ocl1dlw
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Removal.

NJ EFF q BENNETT, MannfactnrefS and Whole
N sale aAd Retan dealers ia stoves, Hollow
Nofe, &c, have removed their salesro0m from go
Ihirl street. q the rooms formerly occupied By
Brown Irwin, on the corner OF fiTst street and
De Canal, where they VIII be pleased 10 see their
niends aud all who may be- ia want OF INST class
Cooking aud leatih stoves. IT fIt.II.h sN - 7
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Huston HALL.-The Hanlons had anoth-
er overhowing house last night. Their
marvellous and exciting performances are
the kind to take the crowd. They will APP
pear again this evening. Go early
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OFFICE FuRNIrunE FoR SALE.-The Fire
mems Insurance Company, having re-
moved their Office 10 the northeast corner
of Third and Jefferson streets, Ia the room
occupied by J. H. Martin, Esq as Col
lectors olilce-and having leased vault and
furnitnrc connected with said room-they
offer for sale the fire proof safe and other
Office furniture, at bargain Call mt Office.
corner Third and Jefferson streets.
Oc3dtf j. Il. KING, Sec'y.
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II. 4. BEAUREPAIRE, NJ. ~
eNFG,iD, llUa AHDiN, NJ u.
IEAS DE lEUCHRF NJ D.
IS 81 S-stEiIi5s sa EEf i.aassIa /. @SI9E.I Il n

Sedeafdry and IsfY1ioEf lpcopRatons. Gyisfs.
Action Of the Brain, Heart or Nervous System iie-
quently lad 20 the most DiStressiRB and Ein6dr-
rdssfa0 Disorders Of the WHILE SYSTEM. NN-
tents. GeFgytaen and LdirBsFs therefore. who are
especially liable 10 these Weaknesses, shouls re-
sort promptly to DIR hELAMARgEs SPECIFIC
PILLS.
a Pamphlet, containing htll particulars. with
Directions and -Adylce, printed IN French, Ger-
and VIII be sent BY mail, fVeot r6st 10 any one
who will write for Il.
Price, per EsOx, or six Boxes for So
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will be
sent by mail ssefFflg afqied IpnH al obsercGfioAi
on receipt of the Specified price by any authorized
agent, or by the sole General Agents Cor America,
OSCAR g. MOSES q Co, ~ Cortlandt street, New
York. AuthorHed, agent i9r Dayton ~, " I,
sns ~ Atsp - all sriyrs7by V,s4 Promlai.y A.
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"" When youibuy suitaot clothing OF
Schwarz, You Nillpot be deceived IN quali-
tv or price. Try the Eagle. n
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sEg-I beat them, before and after the
aud always viii, ID selling cheap
er and better made up Clothing than any
house in Dayton. II, Schwarz, ll8 Main
street. sign of. Golden Eagle. gg3
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Ca" Wdmen's fine sewcl Balmorgls 4
Goodmau's atSl 90.

LADIts FAiR,--The Indies VIII hold a
Fair in clegg'siiall, ccmmepeiug on Tues
day cycning mkt ainl continuing every
evening during tfJeSt9te Fair. 1hobeSt OF
music wiibe iOrtsiled. The proteodsto
be appropriated 10 bencvolenf purposes
ocl2dlw .t ~
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YouNd MN's RFAplNGI Room Strangers
attending TIM spic Fair aresie%poctfully
invited 10 visit wl use the Young Mems
Reading Room lncat 'thc corner Of Main
and Second Hre,ts, +ccoldlnodl9. dpriug
theirAst stay IN 6ih'Acity s. A- '++- otW-lt
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SPLENDID Lebensburger Il
Son, No. los Main street. haYc just received
the most splendid ietOf oyercoats in the
city, which they are Offering at very low
figures. Call and sec them. ltd.Sw
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GESTLRMEN--.f you want something 10
keep yom feet warm and dry, provide
yourselves with q pair of Seal Skin lined,
Rubber Bottom, Water Proof high Shoes,
just received at No, BOG Second, between
Main and Jefferson streets They are some
thing entirely new ~ Dayton.
oel5dlm @. FRRNRDINa.
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Ewomen's Kid shoes at -Goodman's Al
seYehty-ffve cents.
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rirn WorI.s ihIs Isgening

FALL ANp W1N1rr ttofniSa-A full
stock of the latest styles and best quality,
Just receiyedby Lcbensburger & SON. No.
los Main street.
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The OhioWool Growers Association met
IN Phillips Hail. corner of Main and Second
streets, last night. ~.
II. NJ Montgomery, ESD of Mahoning
County, presided. Col s. d. Harris, Of
Cleveland, introduced the following resolu-
tions, which were, after some discussion,
Rdopted. .ae "a so , j.D sjs5 'l .Sn.d
ReSolred, That the experience and devel--
ppmcnts of the current season confirm us
in the views heretofore expressed. that the
lncasures set on foot at the Syracuse, N. "
Convention. last December, were well cho-
sen, aud. iffairly carried ont. will be most
likely to lead 10 satisfactory results
HeSoireh ! hat the present and prospec-
tive burdens upon American labor and pro-
iluce. entitlc us to such legislation. as shall
SECURE to American products the benefit of
HE American market rs against foreign
labor and foreign production.
iRosOired That the terms agreed upon III
The adjustment of the wool tariff by the
Joint Committee of wool growers and wool
manufactures, are both Just and polite,
and we desire TO have the same embodied
in The general tariff laWs Of the couutrN
The Ohio Fruit Growers Association
will meet in Phillips Hall tonight
PROGRAMME TO-DAY.
Exhibition in the Horse Ring of fTrotters,
Matched Horses and Mares. Horses in light
harness and under the saddle, and Jacks
Ind Mules. 4.f 10 aa .
Exhibition in the Cattle Ring of Short
horns; in the sheen Ring of Merinos and
Cashmere Goats: Large breeds OF Swine
mud Poultry. .--- 1000 3
Enough has already transpired to mark
the Seventeenth Ohio State Fair as u com
plete and gratifying success-a result
mainly attributable to the earnest and un-
ceasing efforts of the State Board to make
Ii SO, ia connection with the valuable and
energetic cooperation Of the efficient Board
Of Directors Of the Montgomery County
! Agricultural Society, to whom the prepara-
tion of the grounds and preliminary matters
here, in reference to the Fair, were especi.
ally assigned.
The exhibition will be econtinued to-rnoI-
row, and another large attendance may be
expected assa.fo. e ...
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Dissolution,

DNHE 50 partnership heretofore existing under
j the style and 1rn nalno Of Non, Bennet a CO.
ift purtffuHfl the interest of Mr. Eeis Either
partner van x o the name pf tbs nrn In liqnida-
bon. HENRY NEFF,
MILTON BENNEr
iyt7daw!f MARCUS EELBs. - sf
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GovIRNMENT Goonsy-Blankcts Over
coats, Drosscoats, Pantaloons, Shirts.
Drawers, Red Sacks, Bed Comforts, Tentmg,
Lounges, Axes, Spades Shovels, Picks, ETC.
for sale cheap, by c, p, Huber y son, Nos
27s and $50 Third street. ocl6d3..
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BRsr's FnTERs-PRICE REDUcED.--m or
der 10 accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best would announce that lie
has reduced the price Of his superior Filters
to Sl6. This viii place tllein In the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one. gCfH FrC. WEfHf jyl2,ltf
aDRFY CoMPErIgIoN.--I,ebensb q
Son, No. los Main street. call particular at
tention to their new and splendid stock OF
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and will not be updersold by any
other house in the city.
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Life-HeaIth-Strength.
Life-HeaIth-Str Strength.
Life-Health-St Strength.

! .,DIS.iJIJAN DET.AMARRtG'S
SPECIFIC PILLS, 4yxo
Are prepared by the Mcssieurs q ARANCIERE 4 DU,
FONT, Pharmaceutists, No 2i4, Rue lombard
Paris. from the PTeseription OF DR. JuAS pFLA
MARIE, Chsei Physician 10 the Hospital du Nort
on IarbOiseTe.
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letter of recommendation.

n PARIS May 3, 1868 s
/ GESTLEMES;--We have used the SPECIFIC
PILLS" made from nR DELAMARREs pEEsCEIr-
TlON during several years past, in private amt
bubble practice, and have found them most cner-
getie and efficient Remedy In eases OF SpermatOr-
rhea or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily. or
Premature Emissions; sexual Weakness, or I'm
pOfHcy; special Derangcments Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits and
sex ual ,ENcesses; ReieeaftoB Of the Genital Ors
gins. Weak Spine AhectiOns OF the Eyes - Lines
OF OF "brlek- dust, Depos Is "a me Orinei Mtlky'
Cheeks and BloOdless Lips; "Pinched" Features;
Irregular action Of the Hcdrf and in all the ghusty
train OF symptoms arising from Oyer-use, abuses
Or loss from any cause, OF the Nervous Force.
L We earnestly advise the Profession aud all per-
sons suffering from any yapt0Hidfic or Org1Hic
4igecti0Hs of the GENITo-URlNARY SYSTEMS. 10 use
these ills Wiih high respssL VS. aFSyoprs l''ost
n. 4. BEAuREPAIRE, NJ. u
,sQE%Al, lUa AEpiN, n. j..
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BoY's AND YoUTH's CLoTHISG.---An en-
tire neY apartment---the best In the city
just received by Lebensburger a Son, No
lbs Main Street.
Ess- Hats and caps very cheap at Good.
mans. I'll
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SPoRTsMEN, ArrENTIoN.-C.F G. .Fcrneding,at
No. 30G Second, between Main and ,Ieilcr-
son streets, has just received another lot OF
those Rubber Hip Boots, just the thing for
hunting and fishing excursions. dim
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/ Phe breath assuming an excessively fetid
aud sicknning odor, and becomes occasion-
allyso offensive as to render the patient ar
others. ~
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MArnIEf HAIL lkgsAuHAST.--ihis hfst-
class eatihg house andrestaurantson 'lvler-
soa tfeCt.bptNeeu seefhd AID Third, WV
keep open day aud night, duriug tie state
Fair for tlo accommodation of visitors.
Meals al all hours Thosc Whewi.h tobc
nicely b.aeeommblated should yislt ihis eS
cellent establishment. lid
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IJENRY IT, LEEDS. AUcTIONEER;-H. ~ LEEDS
MINER VIII sell by auction, Friday, April o. 1t i0s
O'Clock 70 West Eleventh street. between University
ELEdANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Conssing o. Velvet and Brusses Csss black wsnIi:
suite 10 crimson figured brocate do, In green or0casss
French plato Pier Mirror black walnut marble top Centre
Tables black walnut Suit In blue rea black walnut saar
cloth Extension Table black walnut seat Chairs WIN
dow Shades carved black walnut marble top Eageres do
bedseads, Bureaus Washstsnds and Commodesi eleEan
BLACK walnut Hall Set Lsce window curtans 0ilcloh stan
carpets Feather Beds Bossers Pillows Hair and Straw
Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets &C.
FOR further partcu1Ara catalnRuAa.
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o., w..n,.s... ocr...ponas"e..

I'VE rasttAssnw--stsss ~ rHs pAnicsis
Tue cxca.ns ispc .o-dsy has reen the pyoclarnt
,he rr.dcrt rho fsdicsis, 10 macy instance. ha,'
wostd itesas..scs ap into wculeffsi ptch h res>
t5l riay seem 10 be vsry inr-b annoyed that W
r,s.isen has GOT restored tic haess corpus IN TIC ~.
,fci NJ Columbia H. not mentioning this District =
an IN h. proclamation seeins 10 suggest 70 phsm .ors
thing desperate store fof ihan Asa guilty ems sHs
always siar. Al shadow 20 the Isdcslssre noe sre'
st ne saar " -ys one ~ &c nos. sct.. ~,
Pfliiicn be l'll he psts.c, Of c0gmta oai .
ihs' he csn sss me ~ar porcr 70 psrs isyos .
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uENRY II. LEEDR AUCTTONEER,

HENRY II. LEEDR AUCTIoNEER.
IL salesroom 93 Liberty street.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER win give their personal
70 ne sale Of Household Furniture At Che RESIDENCE
81 families declining housekeeping usual for the last I'd
Win also hold regular weekly sales spacious
saesroom IS Liberty street. for those who may desire this
storage for Furniture
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IL ENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTToNEER
II HENRY LEEDS 4 MINER VIII sell BY auction.
Thursday April at IL oclock in of their sales
room 81 Liberty street. brown Saddle Mare, 10 hands
HIGH ten years old; has been ridden by lady.