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"The Secrets of the Great City; worl

"The Secrets of the Great City; work
descriptive of the Virtues and Vices, the
Mysteries, Miseries and Crimes of New
York City," is the title of handsome
volume, just issued by Jones Brothers
& Co., Cincinnati, o. E-o / =
-.Ittells of all that is great, noble, gen.
erog1s, vicious, mysterious, brilliant start
ling, genteel or shabby, and of all that is
interesting and worthy of record in the
great City. --t,3G = - =
AS the Metropolitan Centre of the
United States, New Yerk City reflects
all the good and evil of the land IN their
most intense forms. There IL no man;
however often he may have visited New
York. who cannot learn, from this
lwork. much regarding that great City
and its many and mighty interests.
This book will be found especially
vAleable - these who expect to VISIT
New York, and would shun Its pitfalls,
by studying 1t in their own homes,
without cost or danger, and yet learn
all. i,pSaf s. ftrfofl DGfylGyaE il
This very Interesting work is sold
only by Subscription, and the publishers
want an agent in every County.
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Probate Conrt.

IODdCo OOu1'C.
N Office rs HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
~ ing named Executors, Administrators, and
Guardians have filed in my office, at st. Clairs-
vile, Onio their accounts and vouchers for set
John AcKisson, Admir- of Jeremiah Stone
braker, decd.
saElzy Moore, Guardian of William Gillian,
ward. I7I-7--T
ward.
Edward Bethel, EXT of Cornelius 8. Mills,
deed,
Moses A. Morgan. Admir- of Thomas Morgan,
decd. = -
Isaac Perry, Guardian of Layina Piper, ward
Daniel Holloway, Guardian of Eulysus A.
McGrew, ward. mi -E.t.ti. : - :
Robert Claudy, Admir- of Jane Harris decd.
M L. Cunard, Guardian of Maria Selby ward
Robert Merritt, Guardian of Martha McKem-
mon, ward.
Samuel Morgan, Admir- of James Morgan.
decd.
Isaac Hollowss, Guardian of John B. and
Joseph Hoge, wards. ff
[ A. w. Anderson, Guardian OF Alexander and
Andew ]. Nef, ward. : ~
p. A. Craig, Guardian of w. S, Brown. ward
David Caldwell, Guardian of Sabina Taylor,
ward. rrg : ll
Lerenzo Danford. Admir- of Mary W. John
son, decd. ~ a-..
The first nine above named will be for hear
ing and settlement on the 10th and the remain
ing seven on the llth day of August.
C. w. CARROLL, Probate Judge
! July 15-Sw
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Allsgheny Cattle Market.

From the Pittsburgh Pspers Of Tuesday.
There wass fairsopply Of cattleon sale to-day
about $50 head. The sales foot up nearly so
head, but 1t should be borne In mind that some
droves erewholesaied and Afterwards retailed
h0weyer, was fully mp to the demand, and had
II not been for some outside buyers there would
even with the preeercs o. shippers the market
was llttletA and With the exception Of
prime fatsteefs, prices compared With last week
ruled lower. Some few extra brouzht8 csnts
but the great proportion OF the best cattle sold
at from 7H073z. and Medium to good, at 6665x
Stock cattle continue dull, but unchanged al
1884.
lSHEEP AND LANBs-Prime fat sheep may be
quoted at 5@7H cts. . pound aud lambs sold al
HoGsEThefs ise faif demand Tor stock hogs,
while for fat hogs the inquiry is very light, and
ts likely TO continue SO until after the hot
and the latter, at lo@ll cts. gross. 7ia.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate
~ Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the under
signed were appointed and qualified as Execu-
OF said County.
| An persons Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against said estate are required to
present them Within one year frcm this date.
ANN r. TAYLOR, and
SARAH j. TAYLOR,
Executrixs of Sarah Taylor, decd.
June H. lS6g-3ws
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A VERY VALUABLE BOOK. always
take pleasure in recommending book
which has all the qualities that meet
our ideal Of what a good book should be;
in which the subject is one of interest,
the style attractive and pleasing, and the
illustrations and details lucid and COM
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PIrrsBueH fxaALE CoILEeEATe afs ID re-
r-'r. Of the catalogue OF this sterling Institu-
L = Two hundred and ninety-four young
ladies have been in attendance during the past
yer, gathered not only from prominent and
influential families in Pittsburgh, iut from
Philadelphia, in the East, to Kansas and Ne
brssks, In the far West The Faculty embraces
upwards Of twenty picked teachers. selected on
account of their known ability and successful
szssnsiss s and "a ssieeted with grssi care. those s
who have attended the examinations At The
close Of each term, conducted frequently BY
need no endorsement from us as to the thor
ough method Of training pursued.
Thorough as Is the literary department, the
facilities ID the ornamental branches are un-
usually nne. There are i've teachers Of music.
Pupils can devote their entire time 10 music,
and add 70 the unsurpassed facilities In this
depaytment all the advantages Of constant as
sociation with Q Large number Of teachers and
pupils In other departments. They have also
the advantages 9fconeerts. iectares, etc- snora-
and German by native teachers. There are also
teachers Of drawing. painting, ueedle-work,
thorsuSn .oIid and orns@en1si edueasion " /.
here Taught by accomplished teachers. The
college may justly challenge comparison with
any ladies' school in the land.
WecAnnot close this brief notice without Q
references to the buildings. These are located
in the nost quiet and beautiful part Of the city,
peFtsnt centres wofkmen are busily employ
cd making important impsovement. These
improvements will soon be compieted, and the
torn Ever private room, and hail, and school.
room, win be covered with carpets and mat
ting.. 1t is real luxury 70 visit snch school,
and our readers, we doubt not, viii appreciate
such efforts for the comfort and improvement
Of their daughters. All honor and success to
isa u. q eesn ea 10 the
President, g. PershtnE, ID. D., for catalogue.
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Belmont Common Pleas,

VS.. INOTIJE.
Elizabeth Porter ct al, def u.s. .s
ELIZABETH PORTER, widow of James S,
"a Porter, deceased, Sopora Porter, William
ID. Porter, Mary Crawford. intermarried with
John Crawford, Jsmes NJ. Porter, minor Ed
win L. Porter, minor, all residing in Hancock
County, State Of West Virginia, and Fanny J.
Mcbride, intermarried with Archibald Me-
Bride and residing in County of Allegheney,
State of Pennsylv mia, will take notice that
Robert Porter, on the 18th day Of June, A. d.
1859, filed his petition against them in the Court
Of Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio, de-
manding PARTON "f and assignment of dover
In the following premises of which James s.
Porter. died seized, 10 wit: The Northeast hall
Of Lots nuii,f-r 81 - aud . and the whole of
Lots numbered ~ ~ and sin he town Martins
Ferry in s,iiti Ss'tin"iIi County. Ohio. He prays
that the above named psrsnlis as widow and
heirs at law oi said James =. Porter, deceased,
may he made defendants ard that If the prem
ises cannot be partitioned, they be sold or other
order taken according TO the Statute.
Said petition will he for hearing as soon as
practicable after the A'th day of July 1862
ROBERT PORTER, demandant.
By PECK & COCHRAN, his attys. rt.
June Il, ls6s,-6w .-.
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PACKARD's MONTHLY. for Au

PACKARD's MONTHLY, for August,
New York: s. s. Packard), contains
the following articles, Imperialism in
America. BY Edward A. Pollard; Music
lpoern), by Caleb Dunn; Courtship and
Wedding of Gen. Tom Thumb and La:
vinis Warren, by p. T. Barnum; The
Reapers (poem), by Nathan D. Urner;
Charles Reade at Home by Celia Logan
Kellogg; The Boot Blacks of New York,
by Rutledgei Whist to Look for In the
Solar Eclipses Aby Gustavus Franken-
stein; Perennial Thoughts (poem), by
w. A. Sigourney; Some Things about
Some Writers (second articie); Past
Hope Gpoem), by Mrs. Denison; Lola
Montez, by Mrs. Sheppard; The Grave
no Resting Place, by Edward Bliss;
Personal Habits of the Siamese Twins.
by Mark Twain; The Editorial Depart
ment. which is-as full and Interesting;
as usual, occupies the remaining pages.
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PURSUANT to notice the Central COMMITTEES
met stthe once Of the Secretary at st. Clairs-
Vile, on Saturday, July "a. 1859 The following
were chosen as the Executive Committee for
the ensuing year C. L. Poorman, Chairman;
DR.. Henry West. Capt. W. B. Kirk, Chas. II.
Arrick, Alexis Cope, Secretary. r,s,x
On motion, the Secretary was instructed TO
correspond with the Central Committeeg oi
Harrison County, and have the time for hold
ing the Sentorials Conventiono changed 10
August 10. 10 q. Il PooRMAN, Chairman
ALEXIS Core, Secretary. - -.
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Uniontown and Flushing
McAdamized Road.

AUDITORS OFFICE, BELMONT Co.. o.,
ST. GAINESVILLE, June 2lst, 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Commits
~ sioners of Belmont County, will meet at
their Office in st. Clairsville, on Monday, Au-
gust 2nd, 1859, for the purpose of hearing
any objections that may be presented. to the
assessment made by the viewers, for building
the road from the National Road TO Flushing.
te2i-4wp r. NJ. CLARK, Auditor.
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IMrRovENESrs.-Mr. James Darrah has made
a fine addition 70 the East end school house in
the shape Of q two-story brick front, The pro-
perty VIII be much improved by this addition.
Mr.. VIM. seidwltz has built an additions story
to mis- residence, put new front and made q
great Improvement In its appearance.
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For Sale

r WILL sell my Country Residence, situated
4 q OF mile West Of st. Gairsvilie, on the
Nasionsl Road, together with from 10 to % acres
oi lana 70 suit purchasers, upon reasonable
terms. Any one desiring pleasant home. in
one OF the most beautiful locations in the Coun.
y, can obtain IL now at q bargain. Examine
tne premises, and call upon the subscriber for
futher particulars. -
July q, lS69-tf GEORGE BROWN.
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A WORTHY HoNoR.-Franklin Collegs. New
Athens, 0sio, has conferred the title Of Doctor
of Divinity upon Rev. J. B. Johnston of the q.
P. Church of st. Ciairsville. This honor is
worthily bestowed and few men In the State
would wear ft more honorably. t'--
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Notice.

MARY SHARP, of Belmont County, widow
vi of Joseph Sharp; Selenah Sharp of Harri-
son County, Ohio; Amanda j. Sharp of Jefler-
son County, Ohio; Sarah White and Jane
Graves of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania,
win take notice that on June 29, A. ID. 1859, in
the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
County of Belmont and State OF Ohio, q petit
tion was filed against them by James II. Sharp
and is now pending wherein the said James II.
Sharp demands partition and THAT the dover of
Mary Sharp be assigned in the following de-
scribed real estate: Lots Nos. 200 and 0i in
Barnesville, Belmont County, Ohio; and Lot
No. q, and S feet of Of the West side of Lot
No. y in Hunts End Addition to the said town
OF Barnesville.
Application will be made at the next term of
said Court that partition be mads accordingly
of said premises.
ROSS J. ALEXANDER.
~ Att for James H. Sharp.
July l, lS6s-6w -, -
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SHEHP CHARACTERISTICS number Of sheep in
Ohio, as reported by the Assessors for 1893, in
the tirsstetss ezcept y counties vet 70 hear
from, 4, ,e4540sE which IS ,2o $50 less than the
same counsiss had In 1883 and IN q reduction OF
slightly over Is Per cent. The counties TO hear
from are Ohampaign, Clermont. Hancock,
Henry, Huron, Monroe. Muskingum, Ross,
Sandusky, Shelby, Washington and Wayne.
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.fft,ssih istratos,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator de bonis non of the estate OF James
Plummer, decd, late of said county.
All persons indebted TO the estate are request
ed TO make immediate pay ment, and those hav-
ing claims against the same Will present them
date, LEE EVANS,
July s-3w Admir- of James Plummer.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that bids will be re-
~ ceived by the Commissioners of Belmont
County, until Noon August End, 1859. for bull
ding an Iron Bridge over Captina Creek above
Powhattan at the same point where the old
Bridge now stands. Said bridge to be of two
spans of about 80 feet each.
Also, at the same time and place bids will be
received for building an Iron Bridge over
Wheeling Creek al Bridgeport to consist of two
spans of about Is feet each.
Also, at the same time and place bids will be
received for doing the necessary Mason work,
for Bridge over saltwater Creek, where the
proposed Macadamized Road leading from the
National Road To GAINESVILLE crosses said
Creek near Tidball's.
BY order of Commissioners.
jyS-iw II. NJ. CLARK, Auditor.
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9eir Adrertisemeuts.
Attachment Notice.
George ]. Miller. Plaintiff

Thomas N Hughes, Defendant.
DEFORE David Hawthorn, j. p. of Colerair
y township, Belmont County, on the 2lst day
Of July, 1853, said Justice issued an order of Al
tachment in the above action for the sum O
$500. This case is set for hearing Septembe.
l, 1855, at O'Clock p. NJ
July q, lS69-3w G. ], MILLER plff.
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Certificate for Publication

To be published at least once year in every
County where there is an Agentl
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,l
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance,
COLUMBUS, June p, 1859.
1t is Hereby Certified, That the Glens Falls In
surance Company, located at Glens Falls, in the
State of New York, has complied, In all re-
speets with the laws of this State, relating to
such Insurance Companies, for the current year,
and has filed in this Office sworn Statement,
by the proper Officers, showing its condition
and business, at the date of such statement, as
follows:
Amount of actua pald up Capital..-.... 900 90
Aggregate amt. OF available Assets.... 506,72O 7S
Aggregate amount of liabilities. 2S S62 05
Amt. Income for the preceding year.. 26S,2l4 So
Amount of Expenditures for the pre-
nRyear lcc.o1S W
In witness whereof. 1 have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal Of my
lsEAL office TO be Affixed, the day and year
above written.
JAS, WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk for
Auditor of State.
I'M. s. CRAFTY a Co., Bellaire, o.. Agents, for
Belmont County. tyS-lw
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CARR.-Regular prayer meetings are held At
tho jail byrsqnest Of Thomas Carr, convisted
of murder and sentenced to hang ON the 10Th
OF August sss -5,5-T-sfssfsI l.sf E=Hz
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Ne HusseaI Family can afford to be with
out Peters Musical Monthly 1t gives. dur
ing the year, over so worth Of New Music, bs
sides the literary Datter, and in order TO help
our friends to good thing, we will ourselves
receive subserspsions at the rate Of % Per year.
or club it with our own paper for a per year.
Osbsrns always has someting TO SELL Call
and see him. --. 49,
$500 AND ALL EXPENSES PAID ..
See Advertisement OF AMERICAN SHUTTLE
SEWING MAcHISE, In our advertising columns
ja21-ly -
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FrzE.-The dry house in connection with the
Aartinsville Keg factory was destroyed by IRE.
This Is the third time this dry house has been
burned. sf5...t.., -. 9. q
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Farm for Sale.

r OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE, the farm on
L which I now reside In Union Township,
Belmont Bounty. Ohio, containing One Quarter
Southwest from Morristown, and about two
miles from the Central Ohio Railroad. About
one hundred acres cleared. A good two-story
Frame House, containing eight rooms. Good
Spring and Milk House adjoining the residence.
good Barn and other out buildings and Or
chard with summer and winter fruit. Well
watered and excellent timber. About 40 acres
bottom land, the best of limestone soil. The
whole farm is of the same character of soil.-
Two veins of coal underly the whole premises
% and feet veins-both easy of access.
lfnot sold at private sale, this farm will be
offered at public sale on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, 1862
For further information inquire of Jesse
Thomas one mile South of Morristown or to
w. Drennon, adjoining the premises.
jeA-tf '-f' ANN DRENNON.
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale by private con-
tract, 363< acres of land, more or less situate
Oh Little Mcmahon = Creek, within two miles
of Neff's Siding C. .. Il. r., within two miles
of the National Pike Road, and within five
miles of ~. Clairsvile. An excellent flag g-stone
quarry j. now being work ed ON above farm pro-
duclDg the hest quality of flags, almost any
size, and varying from one inch TO one foot in
thickness. An excellent foot vein OF coal is
opened and produces coal OF the best quality
Almost two-thirds Of the above land is at pres
ent under cultivation, the whole being welJ.wat-
cred and fenced, and comfortable Dwelling
House, Stable smoke House and other out
buildings. and good well 9t water thereon,
also lumber OF fruit tree>, consisting uf .Ap-
pies PEARS and Plums.
The subscriber wishing to go West viii give
possession any time TO suit purchaser.
HARRISON BROWN.
July l, ls69-lm
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C,IRsT NATIONAL BANK OF ST. CLAIRS-
Il WILLIE. CAPITAL 100000.
sf-Bank open from A. NJ. until p. NJ. Dis
count days Tuesdays, at 10 "A. NJ Money received
ON deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
mitted promptly. Exchange bought and sold.
Directors-Ross j. Alexander, David Brown,
Joseph Woodmansee, George Brown.
d. d. T. COwEN, President.
Fl. c. WELDAY, Cashier.
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financial aud Commercial.


Corrected every Tuesday for the CHRONICLE,
by James T. Brady & Co., bankers. Corner Fourth
and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh. agents for Union
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Belmont Chronicle

Tssehers, remember that the Inssitnte a
ST. Clainville commences on Monday, Angus
q. Capt. Mitchell, supt. Of the Public Schools
Of Columbus, and R.w. Stephenson, supt ol
the public schools Of Noawalk and President ol
, the Ohio State Teachers Association win posi-.
uvely be present. The Exscatsvs cemmfttee
are corrssponding with Prof Jsmes z. Muir
doch the renowned elocutionist and hope TO be
able to procure mis- services also. No live teach
er win lose the opportunities offered by the In
stitate to add to his own practical experiepce
thai OF TIM eminent iecturers employed. -
New Market College, for Males and Fe-
nasles. Fail term opens August I'D. No effort
wilfbe spared to make the coming year the
most prosperous in the history OF the College.
The advanced College glasses viii be much
larger than ever before. The Senior class win
number twenty or more members, of much
more than ordinary mental ability. It viii bs
enough to say that Prof schwinser will resume
his place st the head Of the Musical Department.
NorR 10 TkAczxRs.-Look over the ground
and dstermfne wherein yen are deficient in the
different branches you wish TO teach, or review.
Yon.can eater the department Of orthography,
only long enough TO bring up your deficiency,
then pas over to The departmento Of Geography
and bring up the deficiency there, in like man
ner. through the departments Of Arithmetic.
Granular. &C., without being detained by those
les advanced. By our plan Of study and reci-
tation, each Professor has time to hear each
member Of his class separately, II necessary
By the old plan, where 30 many rscitations are
heard daily, and bat three quarters OF an
hour can be devoted to an entire class, good and
bad are compelled 70 60 through together.-
Those advanced, being thus held back often fail
to learn what they most wished to study and Of
ten in conssquencsof this detention fsii in ex-l
animation. Send TO A. D. Lee, A n. for a csta-
iogue. Address New Market Station Qscio Post
ofI5eel Ohio
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THAsKs.-slater Brown Of Coleman township
has the thanks a the GHRosrrAE employees
for. .nnei iot Of eafly appies5 5AB az y
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HARPER's MONTHLY, for August, has
the following table of contents: Pictures
of the Japanese, by Lyman Abbott,
with twenty-seven illustrations; the
New Theory of Heat, by Jacob Abbott,
with four illustrations; Betrothal, by
Carl Spencer; South Coast Saunterings
in England, w, by M. d. Conway, with
thirteen illustrations; A Brave Lady,
blythe author of "John Halifax, Gem
'tieman," with two illustrations; Draw
Your Conclusions, by Fitz Hugh Lud-
low; The Graves at Newport, by H. T.
Fuckerman; Hetty's Liberal Education,
by Louise E. ,Chollet; Slavery in Pal-
aces, by Philip Aston; A Peep at Fin
land, by Frances E. Willard; Reminis-
csnces of Oxford University, byyAndrew
Lyman; A Wonder, by Alice Cary; My
Enemy's Daughter. by Justin Mccarthy
with an illustration; Borrowed Baggage,
by Frank 81. Stocton; Can we F0retell
the Westher, by J. w. Drapsr, with six
Illustrations; The New Home, by Phoebe
Cary; August. Days, by Carl spencer
The New Timothy, part TX, by Wm.
NJ. Baker; Editors Easy Chair; Editor,s
Book Txbie; Editer's Record Of Current
Events; Editors Drawer.
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AT the meeting OF the Building Association
on Monday night q loan was sold at 16lf per
cent. preninn HT S zHETS
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TIE Weekly Cleveland Herald is one of ths
best newspapers published in the State, and we
advise any Of our subscribers whedesirea good
cityweekly to it andtry ii. Its sixtyu
four columns are well filled with original and
well selected matter Of general interest. It is
what may be termed q well-edited newspaper
for general circulation. City weekiies are too
apt 70 have over-flled commercial, editorial.
and telegraphic- correspondence departments
and little or no miscellpneous reading matter
for the hreside OF the farmer, mechanic and
laborlng men. This is not the case with the
Herald, but all interests and tastes are consult
ed in the make-up Of the paper, and every body
win md something of interest in its columns
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Sairn aud County yf,rs.
Senatorial Convention.

Pursuant TO arrangements made with the Re-
publican Central Committee of Harrison Coun-
ty, the Delegates to the Senatorial Convention,
are requested to meet at FLUSHING on
THURSDAY. the 18th day OF AUGUST, 1883, at
10 o'clock A. n, for tine purpose of placing in
nominating a candidate for Senator in this
Senatorial District. 1t is hoped that the dele
gates appointed by the County Convention will
be on hands promptly at the hour above named.
C. I. PooRM An. Chairman Rep. Cen. Com.
ALEXIS Corr, Secretary,
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!, THE MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDER
for July, an illustrated monthly of 80,
large quarto pages, has been received
Ii is devoted to the practical Interests of
industrial progress, and should be In the
hands of every man from the mechanic
to the professor. Terms $1.5o per year.
Address Western 40, Publishes 81
Park Row, New YORK.