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The editor OF The Cincinnati National gives
the following as the manner IN which an auc-
tonees Of hat ci,ya dismissed his customers
few az sS niass sfncs - n ou can now put OH
\. ,o pour psss,eful homes, such OF you as have
!, ,apy-.-rhose who have not will please 10 retire
/ 10 yourIrespectve stalls in the market house;
and there oonsign yourselves 10 the hug Of Mr..
Morpheus. Visit no CT flee house on your
way. lest afterwards unwillingly you make the
reeking gutter your nociural couch, and there
receive the, visit Of some maraudipg swine, the
ravenous cravings Of whose capacious ma W
shall cause him 10 insert his, .unwashed snou'
into your, fair temple Of your shirt bosoms =
Ipray ynu avoid this situation as you would
The Asatic Cholera ..9s s3srJf


frnts'D gitsds. e ARTS,


A9d A very attractive exhibition of paintings Is
now open at Franklin Hall, and one that ap-
peals directly 10 The sympathies and Palr'G
tism OF evrey citizen of the United States. y
consists Of three grand illuminated VIEWS
The daA Of Ringgold. View OF Fort bsown a. a.
Ma,amoras, and The battle Of Resaca> &c "a 4
Palma a covering in the aggregate over oOO
sgtaae feet Of canvass. They are, painted by
an eminent artist of this city, from drawings la
.ken ON the spot, and reflect much credit on his
taste and skill. Besides affording in them
selyfsa satisfactory idea Of the position Of The
'conlending armies, The pictures are al stated
hours explained by an officer who was enga-
Ia ilhe battle. P. Ledger