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fTThe Wetzel county, West Va,
Democrat, came TO US last week enlarged
and changed from Folio to Quarto
form BOB and SHANNON are making
the Democrat live newspaper and il
should receive the support of every in
telligent voter in We,zel county
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MARRIED -On the 7th inst, by E.
MARTIN, Esq, of Lee township, Mr.
MARTIN NIsPERLY and Miss LOUISA
KAUFMAN.
On the 4h, BY the same, Mr.. SEIa
FRIED WITcHI and Miss LOUISA WINK
LER
o. the 2lst inst nv Rev. J. ] BOP
AER, Mr. CHARLES link and Miss KATH
ARINE NICKLAUs.
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EEA bill passed by the House of
Representatives last week, gives to town
ship trustees authority to decide what
amount, as just and reasonable they will
pay for medical services rendered TO the
INDECENT in their townships
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Cincinna

CincInualI- -FEB % Hope
Qairt; common 5 s6 3 10; ligh, 8 rs
a3 90; packing 3 S5a4 90; butchers
5 s5s4 90 Receipts 1854 head; ship
menis $50 head
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New Advertisements.


SHORTS Gold 81 OH
A new list Of teachers examinations
this week.
W + HuNrER Esq, attended Court
in Belmont county last week.
HuSr L BRo, merchants of Barnes
vile, have resumed business.
JESSE FISHER, OF Summit township,
aged about 56 years, died last week.
The County Commissioners meet in
regular Session next Monday, March
9TH. I.. -
]. B DRIaes, Esq, left town last
week on business trip to Alton, Illi-
nois.
Twenty.six cases were commenced in
she Court Of Common Pleas during this
mouth
Five business establishments in Guern-
sey county made assignments within the
past ten days
Sheriff READ sold four tracts of land
and Master Com'r PEARSON one tract or
the 2sd inst
Court convenes next Tuesday, March
9th. One hundred and forty three cases
are set for hearing. 81
Township. District and Corporation
Treasurers received their funds from the
County Treasury last week.
Rev. RIDER furnishes another inter
esting chapter on Evolution this week
It will be found on our first page.
Tobacco is selling very low in Balti.
more. The prospects are that dealers
will lose money on the crop now going
into market
j. C. WERNEcKE, Of Harriettsville
Noble county, was seriously injured 6
few DAYS since by. q kick in the face
from horse.
JOHN WALTER, Of Seneca township
starts this week for his new home in
Adams county, Iowa TIE SPlRIr viii
visit him weekly.
We have now on hands So specimen,
,of visiting. business and fancy cards
and can furnish them to persons printed
or blank at very low rates.
A debating society meets every Tues
day evening at the BERTRAM schoo
house. near this place "Dog" is ths
suhject this evening, 18th inst.
Girls whose opiui about such things
Is always valuable, says there ID toe
much shirt-collar, and too little young
man in the present fashions, to snit theil
tastes.
A lengthy communication written
elsewhere. and mailed at the post-ofice
in Woods6eld on last Thursday, vii
appear when the writer sends US bis
name, not for publication, but for oul
own protection
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eyAt the temperance meeting helc
at Fairfax school house, in Adams town
ship, on the 18th inst, ten persons sign
ed the Pledge H 4 MASON and S
SPAEGLER addressed the meeting
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ChlcagO-Feh 22-Hogs-Mixed
packing 8 1858 IS; light 3 90s3 95
choice heavy 90
Csttle-Shipping steers 3 S0a4 go
Sheep-Slow sales ati3 00s5 90
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Ctnctn natl.

Feb 22--Flour 3 25a6 rs; Wheat
lSsl 95, Corn 40,; Oats 2Sa3lc; Rye
,57a62e; Barley "a 45c.
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R E Il N H E R +
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow, Il
/ Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobaeco,G-
N gars. Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, \
H Sardines, Mustard & Other articles H
E kept in a firstclass Confectionery. I
r Motto: Quick sales d small profits I
r J. n n = 4 +
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GFA fresh arrival OF Groceries at
P SCHuMACHERS Reduction in
prices Of Sugars, Coffees and Orlean
Molasses; If you want the hest of goods
at lowest cash prices, SCHUMACHER S
is the place to get them.
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sHERIFFs SALE
D. Gregg / Cs.
vs..
ssls, g oddard, al.
eKkI 4 0xEr A,t'ya


DY virtue Of q oertsin alias order Of sale il.
Dsued from the court of common pleas withia
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, In case pending in said court between
the above named parties. and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woods6eld or
Friday, the 29th day Of March, 1873,
between tho hours of 10 o'clock a. m. aud 4
O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit: ---4.z.-s.
The south half Of the northwest quarter oi
the northeast quarter, and the northeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter of section fourteen,
township two of range four, except about three
acres sold out Of said tract to Noah Better
containing fifty seven acres, and being the farm
on which said Sole and wife now reside,
Said property 30 ordered to be sold is ap
praised at $1,000, and may sell fer two.thirdi
of said appraisemsnt Terms of sale, one.
third cash on day Of sale, and balance sI
day Of confrmatisa
WIN. RBAD,
fsb2s,'7aw5 sheriff N. C. ..
HgsrRR j. MALLORY, Att'ys. y
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BUSINESS NOTICE
NOTICE.

/ want 10 employ an experienced
cheese maker, one who understands ma
king Switzer cheese. Call on or address
ss "A GEORGE RIEsBEcK,
Feb. 26, 6,7S-lt. Woodsfield, Ohio.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Commis.ioners-rD. LEsrs, BDwARD OBEY
and JACOB aFFoLDsR. sR.
The regular meetings of the Board are held
on the frst Monday in March, June, Septem-
Der and December Of each year.
The Board with the Auditor meet as q
Board of Equalization on the first wednes.
day after the third Monday In May, each year,
which viii be on May I'D this year.
lnarmary Directots-JoHs.. PpAlEdRAr, h.
FMtciMxcv and HEyHr sMrrH,
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pn,,at,e,un,a.

Phliadeiphla
Feb a2-Flour 3 25a6 25: Wheat |
294l 40; Corn So sac; Oats 32a34c
Rye 6S,70c
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Chicago.

Chicago.
Feb 22-Flour4 25s6 90; Wheat
l5a1 -lS; Corn 43c: Oats 29s3lc;
Rye 5S &c; Barley 40a45c
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Aem Advertisements,
Notice to Teachers.

Notice to Teachers.
vNHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe county
II will hold meetingsfor the examination os
Teachers.a .as follows:
At woodsfeId, Saturday. March .. 1878.
Clsrington, do do 23, i"
Woodsheld, do April 6,
do do do ~,
do do May 4,
do do do Is
These examinations will commence at D
o'clock q. m. snd clsse At p. m.
A fee Of SO cents is required from each
applicant ss condition Of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order OF the Board.
fsb2e. .'7std. 8. 4. ATKINSON Clark. :,
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= 'QUERY: Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when thev can buv Mar
burg Bros Seal of North Carolina, a
the same price? 7" Dec 4, Thy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-02-26

WO0asfield ste Oh Market
February 25--Cattle 2ia34 per pound ;
Sheep 4tu per pound. Hogs &c per
pound. --,
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Meeting of the Democratic Cen
ifnl Committee,

HTHI COumItt0e,
The Democratic Central Committee
will meet at the Court House in Woods.
field on
Saturday, the stA day of karch,
At O'Clock p. m, to decide upon the
time and manner OF holding the next
County Convection.
The following il q list of the mem.
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STUDIES.

In addition to the usnal classes IA the
common branches. there will be classes or
ganised In penmanship, Rlocution, Algebra
Ray, Geometry and Tfigouomstry Davies,
Nat. Philosophy lackenbos, Physiology
and HvgtenazBrown o 8 History--Rsd'
path, Rhetoric Hart, Elementary Astronomy
and Meteofology v-Brocklesby, Logic -sohny
ler, Mental iPhilos.--Haven. Book Keeping
Bryant & strat.oa's High School, Civil Gov
srnmeut--Townssnd. Lain-Harkness, Ger
man--Compfort. "
Also, a practical; class in Grammar, FOL
the benefit OF teachers, in which various
authors will be examined. A Tsschers' Glass
in Geography, taught ny : Copies" no par
tioular author required Special attention
will be given to Penmanship and hlooution
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-02-26

re Monroe County tobacco dealers
are anxious to learn why the Legisla-
ture refused to appropriate the amount
asked to complete the Tobacco Ware
house. Are the tobacco interests OF
Baltimore making themselves heard and
|selt in Columbusf If not, why the
"penny wise &C. action Of our states
men2
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E Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,

ENtI SICCLNY
And Shruhherv Of all kinds for sale b.
Mrs NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfield, Ohio
Orders from distance will receiy,
prompt attention
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

BAsr-Leaves Glaringtou on Tuesday and
Woodsfeld on Wednesday Of each week.
WEsf-Leavss Woodsneld on Wednesday
aud Saturday Of each week.
souTH-Leavss Woodsdsld on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week.
NoR1H-Daily mail each way from Woods
field to GAINESVILLE.
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cE Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs WAYS -
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yew Work

Feb 22-Flour 2 75a7 90; Wheat
21sl 35; Corn 50a54c; Oats 4lc; Rye
lie; Barley 70a72r
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Toleds-FFs % -Hogs-At a. 40

kt. Louis 22-Hogs-Active
and fair shipping demand; &c better /;
light s so; packingS 3 T0s3 60. butchers
to fancy 3 S5a3 90 r R,ceipts 1000 head.
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FARM FOR SAIL.


THB undsrsisned efes her fsrn for sslss
s'tus's enc mile west Of csmsssA- ssa..
sistiag sf a
One HnndreA aud Ftfty-sessn
Acres, moro or less. There are abelt lsa
acres cleared land and the balance wsn ttn-
beJsd. The farm Is well wstsred; there u q
good tprins Of water in every fstd. With
good Watering t.oughs. 1--WE good vsios si
seal. Tao dwelling houses, one frame vith
good cellar, enc hewed log house; one large
frame barn with cellsr, stable we'll arrApss<
one large cistsru ct the barn: Que large wask
house other ou.build nss In good repair
The fences are 10 good repair Aiso, tive sr-
chlrds Of ehoise fruit; about 4 acre In yirs-
yard in good bearing condition. The fArn ID
we'll adapted for tobacco raising. dairy pafs
poses, or sheep raising. rhis farm hAa bssa
principally sown In grass for the last ifsssa
years. AAGDALBNA ABGkS0LD.
For further particulars or tsrns sdaFsss
wILLIAA AegRsukp, Cansrop, honrss g.,
oAis. fssle.Tss ysq
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prsrrYcrIvR FEATURES OF rHs SCHOOL

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF rHs SCHOOL
plan Of instruction, strictly NORMAL. A
Literary Sccicty. III which the Instructors
viii take an active part; and special atten
tion will be given to the practice Of Parliss
meutary Law. Frequent examinations fol
the beneat Of teachers. meeting Of the
school will be called each morning for The
discussion Of different topics in which al
will -hs expected to psrticipat A complete
course of PRACTICAL lectures on Teaching
aud School Management.
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OBI rUARY

DIED AT his residence in Jackson
township, this county, Januar, "a 1878,
JosErHUs H EDDY, Of typhoid fever,
aged % ears 10 months and 21 days
He leaves wife, two children and a
large circle of friends to mourn his loss
Josephus was a kind and affec,iona:e
boy, much beloved hv bis parents, and at
the early age of Is years became con.
vinced of death and Judgment and obey
ed the Lord in His divine appointments,
and was transported from natures. dark
ness into the Kingdom Of Gods dear
Con, where it is hoped be remained until
death visited him During his illness he
vas frequently heard to engage in pray.
er, and the dav before his death he pray
ed for his friends, his neighbors, the
backslidien in heart, all those who had
stepped sside,for his family and himself
1t seemed as if he prayed for everything
that could be prayed for The next day
when dying, yes, in bis last expiring mo
ments, he sang in sweet, melting strains
the heauiiful cherHs:
That beautiful land of rsst.
On Oanaan's happy shore;
That beautiful land of rest,
Where parting is no moro.
"His labors seemed but Just begun.
When finished in the tomh;;s
Butsafe on Oansan's happy shore.
Where parting is no more.
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The town of Stafford is noted for Its intel.
ligeuos and morality. Cool boarding car, be
procured at private houses, or hotels, ffom
81. to So SO per week. E. p.x,
For Farther particulars ad iress
&c. w. HAMILTON,
si.Ss Lecompton. Monroe Co, Ohio.
r,innjnas. SJO,lN GREENBANK.
Lewisville, Monroe 60 Ohio
JAMS, ,Tsps.
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MoMROm
NORMAL SCHOOL
STAFFORD, OHIO.
JoHS 81 II ahnENBaNR, aTiasR rrssssss

THIS School VIM consist eta SPRING
and FALL TERW The Spring tern
viii cotnm4ncs On 'fuesday. Aprii 10
1878. and continue Id session Htxvss waaKs
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy,]
ED SPIRIT: We have just closed our
5th protracted meeting on the Millions
burgh Circuit, which has resulted in II
additions to the church. -most of whom
professed faith in Christ. and now re-
joice 10 Savior's 10 se; our public ser.
vices, at each OF the meetings, were
largely attended, giving eviden e that
oil felt interested in the cause OF Christ,
and we trust that great and lasting good
has been accomplished by these meet
ings. j. r SMITH,
A. BAkvfs.
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MnaoID PLATED WATCHES. eass,1
= Vi -&sstin The knovnwsrd. Sn,npb Wd5c4 ff2b
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SHORTS Cold 81 OH
A new list Of teachers examinations
thse uaa6
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TUITION.
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That beautiful land of rest.
On Oanaan's happy shore;
That beautiful land of rest,
Where parting is no more.
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iulI2 At
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
@ Executive Department. J
Whereas. DR.. ALCEE CHAsTANT OF the city
Of New Orleans. has this day applied to me for
the cancellation II Bond furnished and sub
scribed BY him on the twenty eglNh day OF No
vember, 1874. as principal for the sum OF
twenty-five thousand dollars, with James M
Walsh. w. I. freret. i. j. Fox. +. Frederickson
and j. Hernandez as securities conditioned for
the faithful performance and discharge of the,
duties OF said Dr. AlceS Chastant rs coroner
Of the upper district Of New Orleans. composed
Of the First, Fourth. Filth. Sixth and Seventh
Districts thereof:
Now, therefore. I. FRANCIS T. NICHOIL
Governor of the State of Louisiana. have
thought proper to Issue tits, my proclamation.
calling upon oil persons hYving an interest
herein Go show cause, In writing, at the
office Of the Secretary q State, In the city of
New Orleans. why said bond should not be
cancelled and annulled and the ab1ye named
securities discharged from any further liabili-
ties In the premises.
In testimony whereof. have hefeunto affixed
my signature and caused the seal of the State
"of Louisiana to be here'S,to attached, at tho city
ruary. In the year of our Lord one THOUSAND
eight hundred and seventy eight and OF the
independence Of the United States Of ApeHoa
the one hundretssand second year.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
BY the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG. o
Secretary OF State. mh2
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FOURTH DIVISION.

Jackson Steam Engine Company No. 10.
Washington Steam Engine Company No. 30.
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company. No. l. Il
Baton Rouge. La, guests of Pelican Hook and
Ladder Com pany No. 4.
Orleans Steam Engine Company No. 81.
Exempt Society of Jefferson No. o..
jefferson Steam Engine Company No. %.
Crescent Steam Engine Company No. q.
nh2st T. N. MARKS. Grand Marshal.
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! Mississippi has finally decided against any
unushal and extraordinary taxation Of liquor
dealers. Whereas. In Louisiana. there is only
one lquorbill- theWilde bill-before the Leg
lslature, In Mississippi there were some three
or four bills Of this kind, proposing to tax
liquors by the Mofrett register, by the Clarke
register and by two cent coupons bought
from the State and to be given to each person
taking drink. A committee was appointed
to consider tho various plans suggested and
10 report to the Legislature rs to their practl-
cability and advantages. When this report
was handed in the Legislature cmphatically
sat down on all these plans to Increase the
revenue Of the State by over-taxing liquor.
The Moffett register law is therefore dead In
Mississippi. Although this law has been pro-
posed In @ half-dozen States, it has not passed
single Legislature. save In Virginia, the pio-
neer In this movement. In Tennessee, 1t
passed one branch of the Legislature, but
failed In the other.
Considering the demand made for the pass
age of this bill at one time, 1t would seem
that sober second thought and the lack OF
success that Virginia meets with In collecting
this tax have persuaded Southern Legisla-
lures that the Motfett registry law is not
only an extraordinary and tyrannical one, but
impossible, impracticable and absurd When
the city Of Richmond collected In October
$4,000 by this tax, which, ii was publicly pro-
claimed, was extremely popular among the
barkeepers and saloonists, the Moffett register
system was generally suggested and APP
proved; but when this tax fell in Richmond
to $500 in January, and it was discovered that
1t was not only extremely unpopular, but de-
manded other extraordinary and tyrannicai
laws to enforce it; that the liquor men were
bitterly and unanimously opposed to it, there
was u general change Of public sentiment on
this question, u change that was reflected In
the Legislature Of Mississippi, which, In re-
Spouse to this public opinion, refused to pass
the Mofrett registry law, that two months ago
seemed certain Of an overwhelming majority
In that body.
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TO SHIPMASTERS AND AGENTS.

From and after this date the charge for the use
Of the
GRIP TIE AND GILMAN'S FULLER
Will be reduced to 1oc per bale. a
The Mobile presses will apply the TIE AND
FULLER upon the same terms. and within a
few days they will also be used by the Mont
gomery and Selma presses.
All ordSrs addressed to the undersigned will
JOHN B. LAFITTE & CO..
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Conpanyo
fe2s 3t
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LOST.

os noRSod TBqssHRAnFo NnaahfT RAGs
s r n ass ws q em nv ee ea /. a0sg
small change. LIBERAL reward will be paid on
leaving same at Democrat offiae. rHh2 It
T ,OsT-oN FEBRUARY 10. CURRENT, BE-
POO EFT BOOK. containing, besides o Tot OF
miscellaneou papers Of no value but to owner,
Of the African Methodist Episcopal Church,
signed by James Lewis, president and Horace
Stu khoase, secretary. for the, sum Of $1,000,
after date and identified wi Ii an act Of mort
gage securing its payment executed before
is 1876 sia note Is credited with The aa Of
5000. and the balance due thereon is extended to
August 10. 1873, and interest paid In advances.
liberal compensation by returning the said
meney and Eote, or either t9 cur.prrrA
fS21 26 mh2 Union Insurance Company
r iosT = SUPPOSED TO HAyE BEEN
-, - burned on the steamer LoTUsl The i2l-
State Of Louisiana have been lost. and all per-
sons are hereby warned against buying the
issuance Of duplicates, VIZ: -
Brsaghton pr & l. WalmsIy Co.. Tor sii7 Il IS .
Broughton Or O. t. Walmsly 4 Co., Tor s1s7 90
Brnught0n or u. La WalmsLy d 10. Tor $1ST 60
Warrant No, 4043. series 1876, In favor OF A. b.
Broughton or O. e. Walmsy d o.. for $500.
Warrant No. 30a0, series 1876. In favor OF Her
wig, s25.
Warrant No. 5456. series 1876. in favor Of Her.
nanfez $3.50.
nandez. for $3.50.
Warrant No. 5t5s series 1875, in favor Of Her.
nandez. for $3.50
Warrant No. $780, series 1875, In favor OF Her
nandez, for $3.50 O
Warrant No 5as5, series 1875, in favor Of Her
nandez. for $3.50 @
Warrant No. 37g2. series 1874, in favor OF the
Coushatta Times for $1,000
Warrant No. 6as3,series 1874, In favor OF Weber.
for S2b @
fe24 lot JOHN CHAFFE Il SONS.
r ,OST - OFFICE q. 8. BONDED WARE
- house. No. 15t Fulton street. New Orleans,
lathe undersigned hereby gives notice that
negotiable warehouse receipt No. 900, for sixty
packages EARTHENWARE OK Steamship Be-
russia; and also negotiable warehouse receipt
NJ: 2s for Hfty-two casks SODA SH and 22A casks
SODA CRYSTAL, ey steamship Texas, have
been lost. The. public are hereby cautioned
against negotiating for0the same, as duplicates
have been asked for. $50
Proprietor g. s. Bonded 1 War 81 honst No. IS,
Fulton street. Jays II
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THIRD DIVISION.

Phoenix Steam Engine Company No. g.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. 3.
Creole Steam Engine Company No g
Trad Ferry Steam Engine Company No. u.
Perseverance, Steam Engine Company No. Is
Philadelphia Steam Engine Company No. IA.