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COLUMBUS, to5INsURANcE CON-

AGENCY FoR WHEELING. H.. LIST
NJ Shriver 4 Siellc's W arelonsc, Water street
~ HEY win take risks Buildings OF all kinds steam
- boais and Cargoes, Factories, Mills Keeltoa,s Plat
oas and Cargoes &C. against loss damage nv ire ar
me dangers and fcri OF the Lakes rivers ON very
favorable terms. 'N''
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized make the follou,ip,
terms W ith their customers: 'e
Any person insuring single risk by which no loss o
The company Is sustained shall receive return on an
plohlon 10 the agent, of 10 cent the amount aid
On nett gross premiums paid each year, anounting To
over, Is per cent. ian 90
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WESTERN INsrrR ,Ncr coy,,,

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL S5O0OOO
" Ills company. heing now duly organised Il nrepared
ts make Insurance every description OF Fire and
marine Risks, such as dwelling houses store Houses A
WIN Their contents Also. steam Roa,s Flat boats ans,
heci oas with their earxoc-. nom any Iort ON
emo ana mississippi rivers. their AIRY sire ans
Appcaois tsr INSURANCE. lie made for the rc.rr =,
'ne oihee OF the Wheeling Savings inStnufion.
@"st r. Mccoy Sec'y.
RETURN PVtM4IsIS
ff1HE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY mr.
- WHEELING viii return 10 per cent on all prep.
ius received for RISKS taken from this date where no
-, M. mss Occurred SS,v r. Mccoy, sco'y.
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NEW sOoK B.NDsSY! +
Hahn ard Ornamental binding

OF OIL kinds, 20 order. in the must sliogousl
manner and al tie cheapest rates.
bLANh BoOkS furnished Z. anu pa,isra
Magazines, Pamphlets. Music &c. bound
in the most sub-iaatidl maaacr.
Old books rbounh2Nc.
The RindeIy will be uAdcr Tie charge OIL
GlLCHRiSr. Jn.. an eNpcrieoccd aud eompe-
tent workmun, TO whons anyios,crs may be
given. o b,.
The suhscriber y satisfied Thai he csI. and
Is dctermnmd 10 furnish as Soo,l work as on
W. done IN the city, at as cheap rates Sudwiih
the utmost promptness. sal u. .s..
Steom6odt OrRcrS amt Builders. a A. par,
tieularly in,ltei,o give him call, as he is
prcNrctt to furnish books and biils cut anil
out. at the shortest notice. p s...95
may I6 rlf.rJ.fE. WUARrDN
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OFFICERS ELECTED by COUNCIL
CLrHK-JAMEs : WHEAT,

eEEsKaEr--f r SHALICROSS.
AtDKn NvS--lSt Ward N MNaughicn;-snd Ward
James Mcconnell ;-3rd Ward Geo Duliy;--fh ~ ard
Philip Dcr;-Jth Ward, & Guy.
RANkTARY cON NtfTER---lst Ward Thsniss Campbell:
-2nd Ward, : Toddi--srd Ward. v w HaTdmg;-lth
W. ard. JOHN Rolnnson. 9Th MaId. D w Ea..ai
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
CT d THIN NTOR II
s1el ffU .YsYfjo frIofbj,,~

all Of this Springs make and the accumulation OF an
od siock ofegm or ten years standing. assure the
are made in the latest STYLE good Goods and Win
rant my work 90 III, and TOR Low rRiCEs thai can't lie
heat ali at The Great Cehtral Route Store for BAR.
GAINS.
ap ~ .NkNt,
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Complainant

W leCsfNtA<i CuAN, ssv.--tf Rules held IN IN n
W Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Superior Court ~ Law
and 'h"nsety Coz The tonriy of Oho. the month OF
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\. TYllNINtN IN CuAN, ssy--t q Rules held in IN q
I W Clerks ofice oeihe Circuit superior Court ~ Law
and 'hSncey Cor The tonriy of ohio in the month OF
Z Hannah rn,l-,los. Complainant
iobu rasss'. Executor ai Jamc rert.r.or dsoesres z
heuea T. Diver. Neqhs Asa Yanrr. 1hon,ss NJ. teni,
- OTIS ard EiNss iiis sifr, Rlcisrdr Rancnkanp ard
Jiia his wife. M,~en N. runap Adeime his wifs "a
peie, ~ ,an, e. =. A. bsiehs,o, William
TGe REDUNDANT john fa~eeii rion,. s%se
sow sL9',s ard Elvs hs 10 Riehsrdr bsnenksmp.
arg julia hrs wife, erd ! fSrcis ". Ea'ehe.or.
rot having catered tioir appearance given security
sSeosditg o The ac Of assembly and the rules is
@ sa y np "a ms ~ Satisfactory prnof that they IA
Ae eo' in uonis oftfe tcnmonw eatl OF Virginia.: on y
H. II ne ,omrlsinon, y counsel 4 is ordered that
es.d iccndNiis do app, ON Ga. first dan III ths
nrNt AZ tetm ort aud answer ihe C.ni,i, -
49,. 49, n,. s'd ihai copy ofils order ie orthwh
rcd iisot afsr pin "a in thc ritY of n c.n,
M Nv ears svei, and lo. cd al In, on, d,ss 40
20 Ips court iotfc Z Olto Comfy. 4 cuI,, teSte
= * aug io4rHo h.lsN.r-lAlnl.EY, Clerk.
Y lgNlNiA--iN s,rAS,ruY AT Rules he'd ia lie u
S ~ 'hSncgy Cor Tic county II Ohio, The month of
49, - s".ah Compisipsni !,
S,,s sadcr Cerd~ rssd Cs,,cu rsSlai ar,lea rsya 49,
s,h A'S sa!,i ~ WIN, Gs,e NsIgsrei Garden.
,rtl tvets atd Way his wife. ts'c Mary CArdeu Az.
~ 'ah' iirS Srd Amoli0 his wiic, dare AmeIia Cat
s"" h.ra a y Harden; which said iSaf el sfhs
~ Aneii0 sud rhoiiss atr sh1r.n aud hair 80
law "t David Garden. is'e ef Ohio county dceessc \,
The pchni,us lea 81 Garden md wius,r T",;ss a.,
-Nn'N his wissnet having eroicd,lc sprearsnts snd
itSn sccnriy Scvuning the ~ Assembly and lie
N =, our AMI ~ az earirs BY Satisfactory proof
" az They are not mhsfrsnis OF tie Conrs.nw oaih ~
Nl,Fhis "a" n'"'ioroiths ConipiarSui ly II ~
r day OFT PATTERN Of this Cons, and .nswsr
e songlSinsnts lil, apd copy of this order 10
'h OF hceuE fortwo uohhs sueces,iyeiv and po~tcd
y ae iron, door OF the Couu House OF Ohio county. ~
NILSSON. aug 10 9in (.,S as+sF
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COUNTY CnIfRT

Session hrst Monday 10 every month Cluanes Sessions
held ~ March, June. August ane Novofntsg
I. ARCH WUODs, Presiding Justice
JACOB, Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN M'tOLLOCH, Clerk
ELIJAH DAY. Coronef,
GO ~ SIGHTS. ConrnissiOner Of Revenue
SAMUEL OLDHAM f,r roncfse
OVkRSEERS OF The POOR.
fhomss Horntrook = Todd st,di,st,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
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Complainant

" IRGiNtA.--IN CIsNcERy.--At Roles held IN IN,
CcrAs on &c ofihe Circuii Superior C'onrt OF Law
August. lefG. - ''''''' -
Alfred Caldwell Compl,fn,,, y
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Joseph Ca'dwcN, Samuc.C Caldwell, Aaron -. Chaonor
MhNam " Chsloncr. Elizabeth Caldwell, widow, and
AleNSnder H. Caldwell aud James Caldwell infant chlI-
dren Snd heus.atlaw Of James Caldwell deceased, and
Nhea ' Mdweh and Samuel Caldwell, which said sane
uel and AIRED c,s OF James Caldwell deceascd
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NfIRGINIA.-tS CuAScERv.--At R2es held In the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
md Chaneery for tho County OF Ohio, in the Of
Aususi, 1876
William H. Harrison Complainant
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WHEELING TIMES a ADVERTISER
n WUEElING TIMES & GAZETrp.
PUBLISHED DAILY TRI WEEKLY A WEEKLY ny
30 J.'F. WHARTON

AsnLANp .atARr. Noxnnr .rnrrr
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John Gay ~. and John GAY, Defendants. -
The Defendants not having entered their appearances
ni gwen security according 10 the of Assembly and
r rulss Of tis Cpuri, aud appearing nv saiisfsctorv
pgoof THAI they are not OF Tic Common eahh
- irsnNa un oilnn of Tie Cump by counsel N
sordoted that tie said Defendants do appear here ON The
itsi day ui he neal all ier of this Court and asswsr
hc COMPARTMENTS III, and that COPY of this order 10
mtwnh inserted in newspaper printed in tie civ
oi W hceng tor TIVE months successfully aud poscd a
Tie mont door OF the Court house, OF Ohio county co.
~ tcrte. Al.EA. Il. LAlDLEN, Clerk.
NELSON. aug la o.,
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Died.


On Wednesday, Nov. 4, Of consumption, JOHN T. VAs-
pHRrooL, aged "a years and days.
members of Engine Company No Is. and the Peterson
Blues are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
the residence Of his mother No Chestnut street. this
afternoon. at o'clock precisely.
On "wednesday, sth inst, CHARLES A. WARRINGTON
eldest son Of James NJ and Mary L. winshp aged six
The friends of the family, and also Of Mrs Domingo
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at s
o'clock from No II Lawrence street. without further
invitation.
On Thursday, CArHAsrsE RrDEn, aged % years,
Her friends and those Of her family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Saturday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence of her grand sonn-law,
AT Hastings Nov, ., OF consumption, HESAr CRuvEY,
Jr, aged 10 wears.
to sttend his funeral on Friday afternoon, 9Th inst,
o'clock from Trinity Church Cemetery, Nanhattanvie
where his remains will be aken for inierment
We announce the dscsase of Capt RosERr WILSON,
Of our eyed and venerable citizens and fot upwards
Of twenty years past faithful and efficient Officer Of the
Customs In this city He was born in Philadelphia,
the esd July 765 and died Saturday evening last in
the Sad year of his age In early life he chose the
his proirs and attained respectable rank the
chant service. During the revolutionary war, he
captured by the British, an sent TO New York. where,
Tor numb Of months he vas incsIcsra,ed in the Jer.
living grave Fegning Sickness he was transferred TO
the hospital ship and thence made his escape with three
Diners, By seizing boat and landing at Brook in
heights, after receiving the FIRE of the sentnes. The
party sezed another boat the foot of Brook heights
ioWeu iouhu he pauery into the North river, landed
near Weehawken and finally fell in with the ou'poss OF
the american army in the neighborhood Of ackensack
turn again captured by tho and suffered con
hnement in the Mill prison until exchanged After the
revolutionary war he served mate of vessel under
the celebrated Commodore Truxton, who under fur
Tough rom the United States had temporarily engaeed
in the merchant service Captain Wilson ultimatey Set
tied and married in this city where he long knowr
as an entepsing ship master In 1879 he was appoint
ed officer Of the customs and continued in nm ~
the time Of his dischargng his official duss per
sonslly, until within few months of that event moi
withsahdng his extreme age, which seemed TO be ar
lightly him than usually falls 10 the LOT of h,
manity - Charleston Courier Nov q
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a Y THE NJ Ais,

WAsHIroToS, Nov. q, ls4S
Lieut.. Traper late of the fiigats Savannah, in IN.
Pacific who came with Com. sloat returns to
Charleston s. c. where he purposes shipping in the
old Ship of Zion as Episcopal clergyman as we are
informed
We arc happy also to hear that Capt Fsto late of
the revenue service has fair present to the
secretary OF the Treasury and the President as to
~ ms immediate restoration Men Of experience in the
laws oil the service and in the circumstances of this
case think So The case is simply his-Capt Fatio d.
clned cruizng beyond his boundaries without orde
and therefore put Mr. Habersham, the bearer of de-
spatches, on board steamer, and returned with the
cutter Wolcot to Pensacola. Mr.. II. we are assured
Jailed to get TO Com Conner because of delay New
Orleans and Fato broke for putting him straight
through, which he positively protests he had orders
to do.
The Potomac river to an unusual height this
morning from the great rains in the upper country and
from the pressure OF the stream the Long Bridge has
repairs. The river, a mile and a quarter wide, was
filled, particularly in the channel, with drift which
indicated current OF five miles hour. large num-
Der OF OF the three ciies have
very proBtably all day in catching the ending wood
The universal subject Of conversation the New York
elections and IN the absence Of papers, teegraphic
dispatches from New York, except that the city stands
$500 for Sas. opinions entertained that Wright
be defeated which TO would be far more surprising
than anything that has lately occurred in Pennsy
Meantime tho Government Is stopped. and all
stopped Of short and can't 60 along till hear Of the
result OF the New York elections.
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WARRINGTON, Nov. 2, Is46.
Metallic Yssseis-Larss Ships ps. Swdu Graft.
To THE Eprron or THE New YoaK HERALD -
sR-In a former communication, throw out hint
that meac ships superior to those constructed Of
WOOD and heavy ships superior to light vessels Tho
power of endurance, stiffness in carrying sail, economy
and sailing qualities, few only Of the advantages
of large craft over small The old sdsge-
Small craft must keep near the shore,
While larger ships venture more,
is true to the letter have sailed in all classes Of ves
ssls from the low black schooner to the majestic liue
of battle shir and in iwsnyhres years experience have
found the larger the ship the greater safety The easy
motion of large and long ship, makes her easy on tho
rigging and spsrs chafe in the former and dmnshss
he risk OF losing the latter The cost oil building
ship Of 5000 tons, wiz By much less 'nsn me c0'' WV
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WAsHISeToN, Nov. 3, 1916,

Miscellaneous Topics
The weather has cleared off brilliantly and we OK.
pect you will have had good day for the reelection {
Silss Wright.
Cabinet consultation today, as usual. Mr. Walker
thinks the loan of five millions will be taken BY the
banks but they not to to specializing in treasury
paper. by way Of accommodating the treasury at six
per centum. We wish that to be clearly understood
We incline to the impression that the report Of the
mission of Hon. Robert Dale Owen to Brazil in lieu Of
Mr. WISE who ii is said wants to return Is premature
Yet the forbeaance Of the President to the outrageous
Virginian is one of the remarkable things Of the
present day Perhaps the Executive acts upon the
Christian precept which enjoins, that IF thine enemy
smite thee upon one cheek thou shalt turn to him the
other also" VERY like whale, my lord"
The schooner Flrt comes shortly to the northward,
from Pensacola, with several young from the Pa
cfc squadron aboard.
The sloop Of war Levant which brought Commodore
soat from Mazstlan to Panama, will sail thence round
via. Cape Horn, homeward bound.
Strict orders we understand, have been issued to the
Gulf squadron not to let Santa Anna escape from Mexi
co. until rafsstions Of peace exchanged We have
got him in there now and the President declares r
like good Presby terian) but he declares 'by hoksy
that Santa Anna shall toe the mark he will quarter
Mays dragons upon the hacienda Of Mango de Clava.
General Kearney, Of New Mexico. We are informed
that the native candidate for delegate to Congress from
Santa Fe would If elected, require interpreter and
he President has been thinking about recommending
small appropriation to meet such contingency.
Recomme ndatons will also be made to assist the Mex
lean population recently czenized so a. to keep down
to their proper level the descendants from ntermxture
OF scpio Aircanus This will reduce one half Of the
population acquired with our new territories to tho
Standard of the free negroes don't know how tho
task is to be avoided OF such an assortment Ten to ono
the Mexicans would prefer rather to rank ~ white slaves
This is nav question upon the carpst, and there will
be great time in It's discussion bysand-py. q
N.snfims We are startled with the strongest eviden-
g. net an abolition paper under the auspices Of Msssru
Giddings Tsppan Co. is to be started here II will be
dangerous experiment 10 All concern 70 attempt Il
fate of Cassus NJ. Clay at Lexington awaits similar
derakng here The slaveholdng population Of this dis
trct and Of the two States adjoining will not peacesbv
allow such dangerous intruder into the midst Of them
STATE RIGHTS
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1t will be observed that the aggregate movement of
these banks in three of the four principal departments
in November 1885, less than in either of the other
three periods named The loans and discounts compared
with those for November, ls45, show falling off OF
81 93S047 and compared with those for August 1885,
decrease Of ST 46l 62l. The deposits have increased
within the last quarter 81 s72 The circulation on
the LIST of November 1916. $a2s749 larger than in
November, ls45 and $22l 665 larger than in August
1916 There has been falling off in Specie compared
with each OF the returns above given The amount on
hand on the LIST of November 1885, $49s 673 less
than in November ls45 and $al5 less than in August
1916 Tho whole amount of specie in all the banks of
this city, will not vary much from seven and ahalf mil
lions Of dollars This is about four hundred thousand
dollars less than the aggregate in August last Tho slight
increase in the circulation have material influence
upon the currency being but small per CT on the total
Notwithstanding the falling off in discounts and the &C.
emulation Of deposits, there is very great abundance
of money in the market and the commercial classes in
GLIDING all kinds Of Spectators appear to have at
mand every facility for conducting their business advan
sgesusly The contraction the part of the banks or
this city, is very favorable feature and we trust it has
been universal throughout the State as it affords the best
evidence in the world that these institutions have con-
fned their operations the legitimate channel and that
they must be in better condition than usual Any great
or rapid expansion Of oans positive proof that there
must be something out of the regular course of things
connected with it, and invariably leads mutations in
species Of business, calculated to derange it,
There very little danger of the currency becoming
deprecated long banks adhere to the course
they have pursued during the past years. and SO long
as the currency continues limited in volume, and of
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AUCTION NOTICES,
"a DIrCfTfzrAIT 49,

II. DuCLUZEAU. Aue'r
~ ARDWARk, FANCY GOODS GERMAN TOYS
RS rQLS. &c-Tnrie Ducluresu will sell this dsv
10 oeeck 90 Wilism street $50 lots Of French and
Herman Fancy Goods Hardware, PISTOLS &c $50
Also 10 German Toys in original package.
for retail and country dealers
Also 100 lots Hardware TO be sold for account of rm.,
purchasers. Also so dozen German Cologne
nso Ivory Comes, Hair and Tooth Brushes Cotton and
SIX fuses hne ground Lather Brushes Spectacles &c
Also Tea Trays and Walters Guard Chains, Knives and
Pistols. ns rs
,,,,,r, J.: b: BVTLEk, Auctloneer.
tLIlOS THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock, at az Ann street.
New and secondhand Furniture consisting of
MW:hls,ny aud Maple Bedstesds, Mabe top Tables and
plush and hair seat Rockers, SC,
Also Venetian and ingram Carpets ufted Rugs
Iun'sIe prints with variety Of furnishing articles To be
sold without reserve.
Also, lot of Blank Books, Stationery, &c. n6it.r
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE
TELE G r APHIC.
BuPFALo, ThnIsdav-9

p BUFFALO, Thursday-st, Pm
Du' niue change in market prices Mixed Mi.
enisan riouf Sales We're made at "a So. Mas
slllon DO at ~ 90. Choice Michigan brought
"a eZ Wheat-Wisconsin at 20 cents. Mans.
held' Massilien, and Courant, at 70 cents. Corn
goes readily at Ss cents. The market is active.
There is considerable inclination to operate.
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Der is4s cOmpersd with the corresponding rsriods in
is45 There are eight bapks of this city whichhsve not
yet published their quarterly reports for November this
year Their returns will not materially alter ths
srative result.
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Married.

On the 4th inst by the Rev Mr. Kane, of the Church
of Nativity, MIR. JOHN CARROLL of New York to Miss
ABer ALsRo, of Somerset county, N. J.
On Wednesday, the 4th inst by the Rev Mr. Poisell
WM. RoBERTs, to EMMA, daughter Of Geo +. Butler
ESQ all Of this city
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HARDWARE MERCHANTS are requested TO call AZ
IL WOODS, c. Chatham street. and examine new
article Of Double Iron Spoke shaves manufactured by NJ
Hunt The trade supplied BY T.J.WOOD, Sole Agent.
nc sussr
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CHRISTIE'S
6 N U G AL MIC
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

TMPREGNATED with the Electro Magnetic Principle
@ at
Of the Syne sTenghenins Plaster which n confidently
ever dscovered-m few words the test plaster the
These articles highly recommended in all cwes Of
rheumatism for pains and weakness Of the breast and
liable means for strengthening the system
whea by disease or other sd
III Fl the chest generally 0.v.nie hen
The sensation caused by its exceedingly pleasant and
20 ooly Agency IN New Yorl, 1872 Broadway. Beware
YANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
81 iss Landing Of Columbus painted by order
large saloon Of The Academy Ds,Sn corner Of Broadway
: Open from toIoPM Season ticket. 50 cents; sin.
lie sdni;,s,on' Is cn descriptive pamphlets, 81
PLUMBOTYPES.
GOLD MkDAL ARDED
as1s G the rr% Ssd NsCns G
Of pc Iss S % s sIsea e
The Pambs Nstion. psenean Gssry N so c ISL
g,SSsa.y Plate; Cases and stock Or al.
NEW DISCOVERY.
B Shfh Al s'ovs, and Pipes; Crates. may Be kept
with application Sold only q coT fsf 1IS
ST. my . ss:t si
oddss sErM Of tS 6 srFs 81 ei ss
the Hair East India HAIR DYE will color the hair Jet
D,sck and not stain the skim Longleyh Western PANA
CEA warranted TO of Asthma or Dvsneps,s
sold at 81 Courtland street. " ~ im.r
DAGUEKREOTYPE PLATES.
LARGE importation OF French Plates Just md
Tor sale at the flumbe National Daguerrean Gallery No
z- oroeaway. o2s awe
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS FOR SALE
GERMAN, French and American Cameras Lens Plate.
~ Cases, Chemicals, &C., 10 cent cheaper than any
ether place IN the United States at liz Broadway.
NIB. Instructions carefully given in the art.
Also wanted purchase hire, lathe for brass m
light iron work. with TOOLS he ois imsc
BOARD.
PRlVATE Family residing in Wavsrey Place, having
IA mde room than they require, accommodate or
two Gentlemen wi furnished rooms In desirable
part Of the ey with privilege Of bathroom hot aud cold
dress a note Immediately TO JAMES, Post Office
Terms moderate. References Exchanged. M ,tsr
FAMILY BOARDING SUhUOL.
Experienced Teacher, residing in the Country takes
"A into her family number Of Children, seding ten
As boarders and scholars No pains spared render the
nonse home to the pupils and TO- advance them
ner studies Great paid their health
me situation very retired and hesthy No day scholar
auntted There At present tire esacances. For
esence md terms enquire at 81 Hammond street.
ktEACHlN4 PQWDER-So0 cssis Boyds first quality
- Diescnin9 Powder For sale by
" No. y sad0 Nassau street,