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IN V IB Z

GO closely resembles the real head that scepes and
- have pronounced the perfect ex
aordnary invention OF the day The great advantages of this
novel and unique wig It's being without sewing or
weaving which its closely resemble
the natural hair both ia ghtness and natural
defy its texture being be iuu porous and
free that in all Of evaporation is unimpeded
and the evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The sccpc
tfui Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting the head at the
manufacurers, g BARRY, Ii6 Broadway, corner Of Ii
berty street. UP stairs. oIO I'm me
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NEw ORIEAss-ship Vickshurgh-5 bbls tsllow A. Nee-
hohm-s pigs eappsI sirsehan scot,ss hhds tobacco e.
sossange-3do potatoes Leyerng--ait pigs lead B.
Freres & co--35s IIobrooL Neon eo-l3 Brown Brns
co.'s hds tobacco Newbold Crnfts cks hides bJs
skins 3 hs wool Wood eols3 bs hemp do rags order
-3 bxs bbl mdz r. c. Briggs.
CnARLRsroN-Brig "a sou Fuller--l02 cks rice Nor
gon-9 bales cotton Butkmeyer Sons0i do Spoflo d.
Tiie'on co-iOO do Gowdy Wslls-i box bundles l.
Saver
ST MARKs-Brg Ann Elzs-2s3 bales cotton Wsring x
sou-233 do Hobrook. Nelson X col trunk Remington.
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A CARD.
TO PARENTS ANn GHARDIANS


LADY ofsuperio talents and requirements desrous Of
IAhavng afsw pupils to Music. Her method
of instruction will be found be the expeditions pro-
noting them in the thorough knowledge and theory Of the
science oil any taught.
line directed X. NJ the Office Of this paper will be
duly attended 10. OF lm.tc
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, &c.
AID. ACHILLE respectfully her friends and
w patrons and to the general that her regular
VIII commence Saturday. October Ilth her Saloon, No
Al Walker street.
. DAYS OF TUITION.
For young Ladies and young Masters under years age,
5for young Gentlemen.
Evening Class for Gentlemen every Tuesday and Thursday
at O'Clock.
For Ladies and Gentlemen desous Of forming by them
selves private euadre Classes Polka Mazu uadrles
on any days and hour most convenient to both parties
ror Individual and private lessons in Dancing WazinK
Polka or nazurka for Ladies' and Gent
desired - -
Madame A. continues to give her professional
yonng isdies boarding schools and private families
ooiree for her pupils accompanied by their
parents or guardians as usual
Being correspondence with several the principal pro-
lessons Paris Madame A. receives them all the novel
ties Of the day admitted in the fashionable society she
will make II duty adopt them classes or yate
sohs accoruing TO ber patrons desires. sit lmsrc
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. oFFTCt

nOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham st.
~ one OF the Oldest and medical sug
cal praet,tioner e. IL the ely Of New York the
stand for eleven and during time has
y treated IL eo cases venere and other delicate
complaints Inc DIS reputation for skill in those old half
cured cases that have existed for years inen No
Ter how long you may have Geet, Structure, Ulcers upon
the body, or m he throat
Of the legs will and you il your case is cursbe
constitutional weakness sometimes called Seminal Weakns.
brought on by ssecreths INDUCED by young meNsnv
sanfnry treatment Dyspsrsia weaLnesa
Of the back confusion Of intellect rgeuness psIpation OF
the heart, aversion TO socy only symptoms OF this
plant lie warrants cure in every charge Mid
educated PhysicsD and Snrreou. ga n IN -, '
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MEssRs, CLARKE sTEvAN solicit the patronage Of
street. where they have servants Of the s class
white coored Prosants and others OF ali
Of good moral character Mess Clarke Steyan
thanks for the kind patronage they have Literally
one door west of Broadway ais Inv
AS5 u " AID hayins been burat out haye removed to
" 5sofe Me- " Broad street, the Of esone street.
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Wigs and ScaIpS,

QATCHELOR'S New Invented Wigs and ScaIps are ex.
ID the astonshment curiosity and admiration of
nosseur All the old deu and yeratous
Of Wig making, only be at VIM Batcheio No
Wall Broadway Removed from 1856 Broadway
02 In m
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THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT
A MASTER.
TINE French Language the learned and
fashionable Of the day. taught by Professor
r. Kowalewski the oral aud adapting
his lessons the capacity Of his pupils in such
will knowledge Of the language very short space
time He has been honored with pupils from families
Of the following distinguished gentlemen. whom he
refer
Hon. Henry Clay, Hon. Caleb Gushing.
Hon. Thos. II. Benton, Hon. Levi Woodbury.,
and others Louis McLane
Hon. Secretary Walker,
Gema and French taught Terms moderate Apply No.
$40 Broadway P. KOWALEW SKI.
lm~r
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New Bedford OH Market.

For the week ending Nov. 3, ls45.l
SPERM continues ID fair request with he since
our last OF 80 bbs at 81 100 bbs at IS cts and AZ
neghborns ports lots OF $40 bbs s6 cts and $50 bbs
at about s6! cts-cash.
CASDLEs-A sale Of 400 boxes Sperm was made at &c
cents per b. mos.
IN WHALE On and WHALEBoNE we have heard Of 70
Transactions the past week
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REAL EsrArE-Three story brick house No 10 Tomr-
81 100
Two story brick house No 80 Butler ect Brooklyn
'-6ouss p ny 90 lot - W 700 feet aa,7-s.
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Wigs and ScalpS,

DHALON'J New Invented Wigs ard >Scalps, or Gentle
mems Rea eads Of Hair being the latest greatest
proyement IN the manuac'ure oWgs and scas and the sub
crber happy in beng the first introduce them. They
display the forehead temples any heshcan only he
procured at Il. PALONS, No. 2 Broadway Copy the ad
drsss I,nsr
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nR COOK 66 Gold STREET regular Medical and Surg
- cal Doctors has had than 80 experience the
Of diseases in all their
and stages With exception Dr. Cook has cured more
other Physician practising this city
Dr. is anatve born citizen Of the United States and is
member Of the Medical Socsy Terms for advice snd med
S. and Letters mail enclosing
fee will receive oil
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BY Last Nights Southern Nail,

BurrMoRE Nov 5-An brig Coquette. Georgetown, Dem
Cid barque Johanna Bahia aud mark Richmond. bSs
Ju stna Denerara Monroe New Orleaus. Sid, barqueJ
Pa ge, Boston; schr Mary, Providence.
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GOALS
| HAVE stmy Yard 2S Elizabeth street. and corner Ham.
meFsy aid Bedford, Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal AT low
yin ~ 30 for broken s. Is or egg and stove large
deli sered Also, Liverpool Bossburah &e '''
q .ders ei we'd az the Yefd
o. lm'H JACOB WkEks
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hOONIAND I{UAhh1
TO IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
AMES THOM respe cully informs the PUBLIC that he has
opened the Quarry formerly belonging Mr. Richard Coe
Clarksown. Rockland where iron and glass manufac
best quality The sone well known to the pub
lie the above line being used from the
Of seventy years Likewise furnished the rough,
in flu shed of finer quality and equal color than
other used in the ciy Of New York Architects and
aud them with this cheaper
being and barden by aud proof fire
kind Of built in farm houses in the vicinity OF the
weather niuety Orders received at the
MrWilam Yoapg stone yard corner Of Barrow and Wash
ingt"n streets, New York. Oct. 20 3w+rc
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~ASoTHER SPANISH AGoREssIoN-Captain Lin
coin, OF bark Nautilus, arrived last evening, from
Malaga, states that bark Chenango. Captain Snow
bound TO Baltimore from Malaga, as fred into passing
by the Spanish Fort at Tarifa-Boston Courier Nor g.
From the N. o. Courier, Oct o5.l
FsoM HAVANA The brig Empresario Captain Collins
arrived here this morning from Havana The Vera Cruz
steamer arrived at Havana the 9th but brought no
Vera Cruz October l8 stating that there are
lean corvetes and two brgs at Sacrifcos and
Ia sight supposed to be the Mississippi The letter says
they are in constant expectation Vera CIuz Of brush
on the Rio Grande which know to be mpos ible
The Mexican government Says the letter. has
for carrying they have got into dificu ties
with the French minister. and they about to
do the same thing with the English. The house OF
Manning Mcintosh & Co bought the coinage at the
mint OF Guan for certain period from Santa Anna
advancing the money tho contract; and the Mex
only provisional. he English minister
has informed the that they must re spect
that contract and oil others made with English subjects
There was disturbance in the city of Mexico on the
9th instanta plot to seize the conducta and play
some sort of game with the names of Gomez Farias
Canazo and Santa Anna; but it discovered and pre-
vented
There must be a revolution ere long in Mexico there
Is 80 niue corruption in the government md barbarm
in he people that things cannot remain they are
The city of Havana has been quite healthy during the
fallen very opportunely. The Tacon theatre is open
but not we'll patronzed. There was an amateur per
formance for the purpose of introducing young lady
creole OF Matanzas in the part Norma The theatre
was crowded aud she is reported have acquitted her
self in capital manner
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s.,es or stocks at Philadelphia.
SnJc of Stncl.s nj BOstOn,

BRoxERs' BOARD, Nov. 40 shas Boston and Maine
RR ils; 80 do Old Colony RR lo6 30 do East Boston
Company. 1915 100 do do 30 ~ 500 do do, l6j 100
do d. l63: 100 do, 80 d. lo5 A4l do do, l6s; 200
Reading RR 26. 90 do Long Island RR, 20 d. TSt SO
do do 76; $50 do do 10 d. 76l; 800 do do, 76t ISL
90 do do Is a, u.s. 400 do Norwich and Worcr Rk
s2f 400 do do, 10 d. s2l; lo5 do do s2t 81; $4,000
Reading RR bonds, 1850, 6s; $4,000 do do 1850, II.
SEcosp BoARp.-lI9 shss East Boston Company, l6E a
lo; do Western RR, a7a 25 do do, m, 90; 90 do
Long Isl nd RR, 76i IS do Old Colony RR, 25 d,
per ct advance.
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Passenxera Arrived.

's'"e'o hiIe'o' n NoiH, oi iia'
oh,sAss-Ship yichsburs-Amos Rank and son Phi,
steersge. alu odushter New forf-o IN the
SI NAhks Eliza-J P Duyal. r w Eiahsn
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE


GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value
~ all kinds Of supeeous effects they wi dispose Of
snch Ladies and Ge,tl. mems Wearing Apparel, Fire
Arms, Furniture Sc Gentlemen leaving returning to the
who pledges hims 20 give fair price for ali articles oe
B-A line through the Post Office will be Pomrhy at
tended to. T. EVENSTYN,
OFT lm*mc 4G6 Broadway, up stairs
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A. DODWORTu,S nANCING sCunoI-

A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL
A Lien DoDWORTH would beg have to inform his
a friends that It Is HIS intention Private
Daac SCHOOL, AT his residence 48 Broornc street. on Mon
d-y afternoon, Oct goth From his long connexon with the
Dant g world AID having avaed himself Of
ron the bet master, that have visited this countrysuch as
fiul Iaglon and others o. like ceebryhe feels that he
as well qualified to teach any cy and his musical
education Will certainly him over many
az present ~ he profession Be that those
vlI hm with their patronage rely upon acquiring correct
aud fashionable style OF Dancing.
- TERMS.
Quarter OF a Lessons, including the Quadre Waltz,
Ten Lessons in the Waltz or Polka, ......... S 90
Days aud Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday aud Thursdays at o-clock far Isd;., ,nd
Misses over l2 years of age - ~ ~
On Wedne esday and Saturday, nj oeleek for M,.se and
Boys under i2 years OF age--snd - ~ ~
On Monday Wsdne,day Thursday and Saturday. for Gen.
attend earlier = - - 'o'e "'o
Private Lessons given any other hours either AZ the re.
dsuce OF the pupil the school - ooi im.rc
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VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY

VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. O. ROBERTSON has the pleasure of respectfully
vA announcing his friends and the public his regular
classes Mondays and Thursdays his private
dwelling Sc Eighth Avenue for giving instructions il the
above art Mr. r. will Introduce in his academy all the late
and fashionable dances including the Polka and
Mazua Quadrlles and styles Of Watzug nstruc
tons sven private to pupils aud classes fixed hour
Their residences orat Mr. BIS morning class will be formed
for ladies'. s2g lm.n
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R ID lRWsnoW~,
IMPORTANT MEDJCAI. MOTT

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTQk EVANS, No II Peck Slip, Water street.
~ New has been than forty the successful
practice OF physc aud particularly peecy)
those desperate OF of disease old OBJ
stnae ulcers cancers z the throat structures caused By
malpractice IL Of the for the unfortu-
choose experienced physician DR.. H. is the Oldest
and this city his practice great
incurable His Offices well privacy Call
Peck Slip ard be His charges
and all cases guaranteed. o3 lm*rc
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TO DENTISTS N,

To DENTISTS.
EoR SALE avery handsome case OF Dental
II all com 1ietewil be sold bargain ", ,,i.y ;nIorrna
Ion enquire q LrkED HILLS Drug Chemical storc,
@s Greenwich street, where they can be seen. nstm
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Medical Aid,

DR GREGORY &c Gold sres, is consulted. as usual in
~ ell diseases OF we'll known he
in few days. without diet or
pursuit His method Of preparing remedies such that il
neither bad BREATH and In
the patient NOT liable Terms low. oil
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Eun troupe appear the Chestnut next week and they
will draw crowded houses.
Considerable activity manifested 81 the stoch
boards to-day Speculation has in the eIrscuono
Wilmington Railroad which closed firm at 10 being an
advance one half on Yesterdays quotations State ye
ere unchanged Schuy kill Bank shares have fallen l.
which shows the fsacy OF the rumor upon which they
up. The following is the hst OF sales LOT 70
cay. ,,,.
Ftpsr p-I2 900 state 5s 75; 1000 Tennessee
bonds a; shares Pennsylvania Bank 259 5000 Texas
notes 49, 5000 bonds per Ct 3l l6 shs Chesapeake
and Delaware $751; 1900 do do do bonds s4 1000 Vicks
burg Bank 81; SO Kentucky Bank rs; 250Wilmngton
RR To- $50 do do 1876 80 Harrisburg 2; "a Lehigh la
rs do do
srcoSp BoARp-l0o0 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
loan SIS 81; Lehigh l4I; 90 do do; Louisville Bank
DIS so; 100 vcksburg cash 81; 100 Wilmington RR l9s
so do do lsf do do 1915 $50 do do bo ds 1915 IS do do
DO; ls0 do do ds do; 30 do do DIS 9 20 Harris
burg let; SO Wilmington DO ds I9t.
ArrER sALys75 Lehigh iit; 5000 do interest 49, 100
Wilmington RR lss; 80 Girard Bank y, 81 schuyisiil
week do; 800 do s o do; 30 do do rw do.
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y, - "a u / Il 4. L - /. /. " w / ~ t.
ADVERTISEMENTS
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PISTOL GALLERY
AND SPARRING SCHOOL
HUDsON having reumed from the South snnopn ces
70 his old friends and pupils. that he will be fonnd s
home az his new eAdence 2 Broadway second floor
hs will devote his 6me giving astrnctions In he nob a.,
Of Self Defence. " ' ""o'e MT
ol9 im-rc - " ~. evening"
SPANISH LANGUAGE.
DROFESSOR A. MORALES Rs,psctfu,v ;nco,,r. ~.
public, that he frming his classes 10 teach ih. sSoxs
gasxe ana requests an early ppcaon that they may be
residence, 407 Broome Professor s, ~ hena, ~ III ~
referring 10 the Principals cf tbs ce
deny OF the sacred HEAR tAsoria aud Mr. Candas Ac.
DENY where he Is teaching vth success and respect
iuliy refers 70 the following from the Psideut ST Jehn
College Foroham IN which he has been Professor Tor he
last two years. W. '''
hereby certify that Mr. A. j. Morales has been
Professor OF the spanish language ST. Johns oIleer f
the last two years lie has afforded the ton bv
pIoyemcnt OF his pupils. - ~ s ~
tSgpeJ,) JOHN HARLEY p,..,
81 yonn . ,.oItke 5eIt. ", oio oil 3wsr
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Steamship Great Western, Mathews, Liverpool, Irvin.
Ship Iudepend snce, Allen Liverpool Ginncll Mutum
Co.
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SPLENDID NEW STYLES or
EASiliONAE DRY GHnnS


IL LCRjE MNJRRAY would te,pccG, ~
IL cult The aiienttnn Il h.s civ customers 10 u
'plendd sleek oi Fashionable DRY GOODS. NOW
pen'ne, aud f"' ihe sake ol btoyiIy Would enuue,
ate a few. viz
FOR GENTLEMEN
Englsh and French super black cloths; 10 Cos
mcrcs Black aud Fancy cuior.; Cn-s.<,rrc Tmic-
'ou and Metup Vosjiugs, with all kinds OF Tailor.
Erimmiugs,
FOR THE LADIES.
Coricrres. magtiteeui new artire Tor Ladies
ircss; New style Muu.',u dc Lame d. du; CASH
mere DE Ecosse be,u'iiul patterns; Rep do Il do
io Imperial rich Gdlts and Tlssel cC,i iir drcs.
'es; Splendid Builoos with varecaicd Gimps do d.:
new article OF In Polka; lnseriucs very hyperion;
Rich Bonnet Ribbons entirely new; Juihia Edge;
Blk and ianfy cu'd,plain. "a and hatrd AlIacus;
SUPER Silk Warp DC; Cobufgh cloth; B,hbu AMI
rhfcad Lodgings; new style Eurisiun. French aud
Manchester C'nghams; Striped. 'Iatclon and barr'd
Nushus; Black and blue Black Mrr,nd Yarn fur
Ladies III sc, wnh ger etal stock OF Pant, Chintzs
sc.
ALSO--ESirn snprr Guupowdcr Imperial and
P"wshnng Tens iiIo and L1cyyra COFFEE.
2OOO LBS uf Colon Yarns, Coverlci Yarns
carpet cham. white aud all cnlors; fnr sale exceed.
inely law by GEORGE MMuRRAY.
OCT 3n Market Square.
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wIOLESAJ.E AND RETAIL
VARIETY STORE.
~ Y, II o. fig &c @ E2 ~
NORTH SIDE UNION STREET,
IIIIE, II l. AZ. "a

WHEELING. Va
RE NOW OPENING "a splendid Vircy OF
~ GOODS, sucn as have not been before found
ia ih.- mirkct.
Tncrs,ock comprises every species o. GOODS u
she variety Inc, from tue smai,cis toys 20 the ~
pc-i aud most valuable domestic or'icts
They nrc prepared Ia supp'y PEULARS md
COUNTRY STOKES with all goods IN lheir hoe,
ut lower prices ihnu they have ever before been
had West OF The Mountains
BRASS CLOCKS.
a Ia &c and splendid s-uUmcnt lnt sale whole,
sale W fclml at manufactured pGscs.
The pubic viii nuke money by calling and e1'
amln,ur our ,ois Md lrie,s.
scp26 ELLIOTT DIRK.
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JoUN x uDTytSORD.

NO 2S, WATER ST. w Hell LING.
EEAS Just received from Dte Fast a verv
II n large Gnl general as ortmcul OF l. ouuRs,
6GcARs ToBAcCo, GHoCEaigs, 6 !, among winch
are
2 half pipes seignetl & Dupeey's lDh proof
Brandy;
or caSk old Hennessey do;
hall pipe Holland GIN, favorile brand;
] or cask Port Wine, superior qualify;
ar do Madeira do, do do;
5 coz Muscll Wines;
do Cliret do first quality;
5 do Cherry CognaC, superior quality
do Lemon syrup;
do W-St India Peppef Sauces
5000 Regalia Segafs;
5000 Imperial CazadorCs do;
10000 Principe do, lsi ID asd 81 qualtie>;
a large quanuy Of half Spanish and Com,
mon Gu;
30 gruss Go'sh's Matches;
TOBACCO. large and general assortment
OF the most iavofilC brands;
Mrs Millef'S fine cut Tobacco;
SOAP Every description and quality manu-
lacured by r Hyde s. Sous, Baltimore
90 drums FIGS;
Several boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
TOqethef with n tenefai assortment Of Gro
cefies oil OF the very best qualify, which wll
be sold as low as they can be had west Of th,
monn'ains. feb II
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FnK RINT.
STOCKING MANIFACTOHY.
IOIIN T([HAVV

w-r ESpECltlIII iriutm- tie ctz ns oi
wheeling auI ,icinHy. 1ai be continues to
munn'acurc Sutkirrs. SHIRTS urd Drrwcr. Of %
su ,t.uf qua,Ey. WhIsthe IS tba'k'ui Tor pact ls.
,af..i De- Ini,s ~ attention To- hu.iufs. 60 foett o.
r,l.r.iuItr,u i ,hs s,mc. JOIN ECKUNEr.
Minus opposite ib, " w Bltk pi VI.
~ ~. Unvul hcf..icf keep uu bond G.,f ul.
ii,Ie ih.u als ever hecu manufactured iu 10 Is Gus
ttr2O 3m
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W IRGlNIA-OnIoC IRcuir SupgeioR CoURr
November l,t lsIl

' November lsI. leIj
James Wheat. is Cu,xcrey
against ID, cree ios Ac
LUkens & RCkrI and others \ count
On motion ui the plainufl. aud wnh the assent of
lie de'endards. George 4 Bayard, George Wallace
"hd james Thompson. aud ui FnncI, II Armstrong
assignee ia Bankruptcy uf Henry Moor. VIII, Lefe
appear 10y TIE Counsel aud waive service at process
on hem in 'hra rnusc, ihe Cuun doth order thai
Tits con,e be referred To Edward II L. zanph E,o
who Is hereby appointed cunmls,,uner tor ih,.
purpose, Who giving due nuiloe tn the pnrti,- md
also giving notice 10y Advertisement. To Toe published
ut 80 days. IN some newspaper printed M tbs
county Tor al pnTics claiming 0Uv interest ia, ut
lien ur cpcuaihfanCc upon, lhat part 81 Lot No
va The l. squate iu The ciIy &c Wheeling, IN thi.
county. known 10y the tame of Curgrcss iIal..wh,,h
vas COM eyed by lie defendants. lukcns & Bck,l
Ia Charles !. Strong, hy deed dstd The l2h
day "i July 1882. menu"r,d IN Tie hill rc,nrIaiur;
ar ia nr u,om NJ" l., NJ 80 ~ that part IL sad
cry called East Wheeling, Ia app, a. be ore him hy
. IttemploTv day, and Ut Il place inr ihlI purp,sc
T. bc specified a. snd Acknowledgement. and prove
Their respective claims, take aud state a., ac
count at iIe cl'Im> aud Iucun,hIarces uf the
plaintiff ana dei,Udrhrs, respectively. 4 Guy Ihcy
have, ard of oil other persons who skal vrn,e ne
same before him. GA said Tesl estate wiIh Ike
'mounis due 10 each respectively; aud Ihe par.icu-
iarl Tencfiy upuu winch lhc sume - ohsfaeabIe ana
the order aud priority In which they are respoc.
uv,ly emlllcd And ID commissioner is alec Ia
ascertain and rcPrt the real estate. Iiary 'nwhi,h
the defendant Muurc WAS entitled on the % day
81 May 1871, aud the ncumhrarccs thereon. il
any; the amounts thereof. Io whom due: aud their
respective order and priority; with anything
deemed pertinent by himself. or specially I,onircd
by any Of The parties Aud sud cuniIs ,iuner IL tu
| make report thereof io the Couu. With all CumveuI.
eni speed IN order Ia a iunhor decree Aud llis
order Is made va ecI 10 al jasI exceptions az ohi,C.
t"hs by any parry, except the plainiH and suc. ol
thc dcie udanIs have assenieI IhcTeIo a, a.J,e.
said. copy I"s'c.
ALEX Y LAIDLEY. CleJk.
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iiNOR SALE.-Tbe Farm nj Tie mouth III
A Glenn's Rom ia Ohio county. Vlrc'ia, en-
1iLt,ng nhum 2JO acres. formerly the properly OF
Josiah Chapline deceased, nnd adjoining lands ol
he heirs Of + Farmer aud others 1t lies immcd,-
ately on The bank oi the Ohm river, wi'bm lcrr
niles "i Wheeling, has on 1t numher0 first rnic
'uai banks wjthlu few rods pi ghe river, aud T.
veil stored with limestone, together with several
-o"d quauics a. first rate SAM stune. There * GO
10 acres ui river huom. aud The residue il rich
.He stuue hall land.
IL will he s'ld Un reasonable Credi', and luge.
.dcroI IN separate parcels purchasers may prefer.
For further pnrli, uiars call The sub. cnber In
Wheeling. Y JACOB. Tor
oct II WIN REYNOLDS
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