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CONGRESS HALL.

THE subscribers pleasure in informing their friends
the travelling community generally that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and ia
vOTaby known Hotel - ~
CONGRESS HALL, .E.r.
Third and; Chestnut streets.
They the thoroughly repaired and all the
modern introduced and fuTnishedin style
of elegance which will at render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience. szt
This is decidedly located house in the city being
the immediate vicinity OF business the Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines onnbuses leave for every part OF city every
OF tnis House.
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
making this convenient comfortable hene to the
NORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietors
James B. Norris who is well known many the bug
ness visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
James J. Duncan & Co., and formerly proprietor ofthe
Virginia Hotel, St. Louis will have control OF the manage
re6t or the House, assisted by polite and competent
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NIeehanIcs, nIannfae,urers and Invent ors

Mechanics, Manufacturers and InVcnI tors.
rTlHE EIuHrH voLus4E OF the SCIEETIFICA AIERAC CAN
j commences the 18th OF September. risprihCipaI
devoted to the diffusion OF useful practical knowledge,
and einently the great ine ests or
ihdustry-HechGlcGl Manufacturing aud grettg iuraL-
the genius and mastcr spirit or the nation.
It'll vailed Journal of the Arts and Sciences
maintains hge Character at home and abroad.
The Publishers pledge themselves that the future vol
shall at least equal II not surpass their predecessors.
Among the subjects Chiefly brought forward discussed
IN its Columns Civil Engineering Agriculture Rail-
roads, Bridges Implements, Manufactures Of
purpose Chemical PrOcessea, DisGing, CoIdring, &C.,
Steam Engines, Boilers Furnaces hathe1nati
call Philosophical and Optical Instruments ars Earri
nEes WateT.wheels, Wind and Grinding Mills Powers,
Flaming Machines, Tools for LuTnber Brick Machines
Farming Pire Arms, Electricity, Teegraphsi Surgical In
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Notices of New Inventions, american and H0Tegn The,
work is In form binding, contains sepera5
sravirgg over four Pases OF printed al3a
COpous Index Nearly all tho Patel wic
weekly from the Patent Office are Illustrated with EngTv
lllgs in its columns thus making the paper percG Nc
ehHnteal for future well Preaent ref
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ERuPTIVE DIsEASES.

II T has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physicians ofour CITY, that in the OF Sci OIIE
letter and many other diseases, BRENr:tRoERs FLUID
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA AND DAEDELlON Is decidedly
above preparations. Ispeaks for whenever
used; and although have taken the pains hnv
ng published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale oft, yet we are almost weekly receiving
states by persons who by some chance means have heard
ofits ondeTul curative powers The following is from
gentleman Vermont few days SINCE who used 1t
very serious diseased 'sEf' -
DEAR Doctor:
The two bottles ofmedicipe 1 got from yo2
whenn Wheeling, have nearly cured me; please sendne
some more by Express. q 50
Yours Respectfully
1t is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians our
city, qlIAck medicine, for have made them
ouaiEte with component parts; and say Ill
such have not the opportunity of making II known
entirely free from all minerals, and is not in
the least Incompatible with any preparations oO.
dine, Fowler's solution, or other properties. al
To be Paxton & Lakes and F. YAhTlpg and sold
= :. II = BRENTLINGER 6 ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va.
July 81, '5o. s.,
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ARooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

As 1T ISL!
Hng Tatives scenes and incidents in the real tLIEE
THE LOwLV.' by w L. G. Smith, Esq.
The object OF author represent the condition
the Slave in his Iude but comfortable cabin, his daily
Iations and pastmes, the relations between MASTER
the mistaken impulses and iSconceVed views oil the
northern PhilanthTOpst, &c, &c, and represent
PASSIONS and sentiments in their natural iorms
displayed in the humblest lot OF society thus showing
hGHPiess GH freedom; and at the represent
is class opeOple viz; The Planter TO whOmidstice
has been DONE and whose character as exhibited in
day life Is well calculated to win the amable judg
menl oith void.
Chapter I-'Old Virginia
" 2-The PlAutAtOn-UnCIe Toms IAznosS
3-Sobriety aud Merrinleut.
THE Punishuent.
1.-The School Master.
G-Family of tho Planter.
T-School Keeping
S-The secret League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise.
19-lnLepcndence Day.
1.-THE OveTseer.
I2-Scbool Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
I4-Mdiight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Din1l.
f5-Cassy.
IG-Sunday.
1.-THE overseer's Communication 10 the Planter.
IS-The Suspicion.
IS-Sehool Master UneasiRess and Departure.
2U-Unce Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2I-Hs Determination togo TO the State OF Flee
dOnI.'
" 22-The Escape.
23-The Pursuit.
2f-BuGaIO-The boot. black
- 25-HaId Times.
26-UDele Toms SoliOquy.
a. 2I-Tbe Alarm.
:" oS-Amercan Hotel.
=. 29-The Flee Negro.
3O-Courage, Quietude and Contentment.
q. 3I-SiAgaIa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
a. 32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
3I-.BSek 10 Old Virginia.
Z" 3j-CoDclusion.
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T1HIS ARC and ma gRiheentt Portrait Of ~
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an who nave seeft tobe one Of the most m
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IEoToN The sfEe Of the plate Is eighteen BY
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States, put up on rollers ma
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EDITED ny cHAs. A. DANA.

EDITED by cHAs. A. DANA
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with descriptive text. Price cents, per volume
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rafes HERMANN y. MEYER,
ang24 Publisher, t6I William ST. ~ T.
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CTTv oPPICERs ZOE 1852.
MORGAN NELSON. Mayor
g 4

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. wHRATE- Clerk.
r. w. HARDING, Treasurer
J. l. SAN0sroH. Sergeant.
S.TseaHrs DtgatisI-ist ward-Isaac NJ. Pearl I'd ward
-Abm W. Clemens. Sd waTd-John Bowers. 18th ward
Henry P. ChapIiDe. 9Th ghTd-James S. Campbell.
JouN MOORE, Superintendent Water Worka-
JIcoa z. BIER, Wharf Master.
JAcoR AMICK, Street Commissioner.
JANHs n. ,RwINd, Assessor and Collector OF Water
JoSHuA c. WILLY Lumber and Coal Nrsasurer, and Qua.
Rur OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MuRRAY, Market Master.
TnoNAS CAMHAELL, Collector OF Assessments.
wv. J. SrOpDNRT, City Surveyor.
JANEs p. MELVIH, Flour Inspector.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


fINHB regular time commencement pfthe Fan
session RasS S s.sS S sSS E ss st
teachera at present connected with the Seminary
Rev. D. ". ToLFoRD. b. D., Prinetsal.
Z Miss s. " BLISS
Miss MARGARET ORR, II A,.,.
Miss FRANCIS l. HARDING,
I4ent t.1ii ..t.. -l''hffS
Prof JOHN gIE SkI 44.tesns gf5ulag, a-l
Prof s. b. STONE; Vocal HLtste.
Mss orr viii not t5ko active duty tho comfy, cssor
probably be with US in the Spring. Id
ennsry near PhadslphiS She not only dives :stre
Es in the higher branches taught In seninares, but s
Music can receive lessons as they may prefer, either
ron Prof Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. ..i5fi1TI +
he Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements made for courses
ore the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
we would again direct the attention ofrarents to hi
IN ill., Il ones Know 4Ry %
tic majority OF the studies oR pupil in any particular
Hoard and Tuition with room rent, Bedding, Fro and
Lights and Ancient Languages, If desired per session
Washing for Boarders, per doI, = so
Hay PGrit2-T mtion-Pruary, Junior GTadepeT
session, 900
q Seminary proper, Junior Class,
e: Ms$die Glass; class, i4SS
Senior class, 1900
40 ez-G ehaTses sTeepf5oT ne oliossiag branches:
is9 PeT session ofYe months with OF instrument
Tor lessons, 1900
ULe ofinstrument for daily practice, 900
Modem Languages Painting or drawing, 1000
Er::'noldsry, Fancy Neediework, or plain Sew -
| lrs 500
Iucal Music, Chemical Philosophical Lectures, 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina.
consequence Of the extra trouble is charg
| cal - N tho Seminary, viz: $1S per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance the close
o. session. and deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management or the school, we
pay n iseT 6 b still emf
Law, which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
rnngeents also such, that pupils the
OF Female Teachers night and day This systemgves
eAtTa care and trouble TO Teachers but Is he only
sliL We have Teachers, who well snsthn.
| eli our views, f775E7If
as to the progress OF our pupils In sound learning
those interested will visit u.s. attend examinations DC
will point than TO the members of higher classes
ard sayte sHt Hostra rnonumetu-here pledges
Wheeling, Aug 81.
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j, NEW. 1BO0KS
The Campaile"n. ofIt5esn q;

The Campaign of Gen. Snottz 81
tAN NBELYINTERRSTINfs yssss''7-
1VOL.12Ao.. 81 les. III ~,
iM ooRE q ANDERSON, have jaStTsad5 lS.,5
The c1&PA iGNoF G i. sco,. s>Ss,'-
IN ne vaiy OF Meadeo, by Lieut. Raphael semst
yolI s, Ss9S Battle ~,
- 1deqt. g. issS man OF erlng Sense
"a yPeraai account Of all he ia AZ AZ
a spirited and extended sketch ofthe Lat 49,,
esER sassSs SftSs ss ne
Wfitteh In clear and vigorous styleSnd a -
9; 6 hayhE lis pefpsa s d
One ofthe most gallaat ofaesrs in The Nav =
department. 10 which L bs SsSsy :.
Io,.5,l4t. - = 'E1ttstht
1T is no small praise 70 tho author say that
ge1y TyoT % tsry
"a, "a volume fun ofinstEqe!ion and interest BE ,,
tive tEs e Win
We have seen no work which has eiyen my
Mclean scenery and or tie m
Has given to the public very attraetiS inns.
CS, c.) Standard. 6IRaSSsSSSsssssN
We find tnthia hook ne most liellks 'Iisd No.
mon and thinEsof Scenery and SOeisty-ofS 90. q n
ReUielo t1idiS 's'i.fS H1'ff><o =
We follow with interest renewed as we adv,p,.
triumphs nom Vera Cruz TO the City or MeTieo al
RES absolutely in IL =
His original deserpti drawn with ert.f eui,
he Is lively and spirited narrator His Sats sIsti.
Imagination He criticses the military Ne
eided partisan spirit but with evident SbiityN v e
The very best book which that war has e,u.5 t,,.,
i Philadelphia PTesByLeria1ai 7'a- - 0 IoIth<-
| threading some ofthe author q descriptions I,
and storms ono can hardly wonder at tbs mSciniioS IN
Prooess s6fdpeaediy during the I'%s
| Princeton RepisIo. .,i l5l.,i "AI"S
The book is more than ieadabieiits statistics
| 8k6tChBH, the
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Berger or Spine and 1InseIe Imminent.
NRathis remedial agent iorbear say anything tho
" speedy and certain action In removing Rheumatism
extraordinary, that speak its real merits. you
really fear could give Gredence assertions
''f It can be had at
Ii IS. ffGf5E M PAXTON 6tLAKE'S,
End OF Susp BTidEe and At
Au4.ot-tytd. BRBNTJINGRR tkARMSTRoN6IS!
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The ON of Grape Vine.

THIS Oils the result twenty years. BY
French Physician, and Is now extensively used In
France, both ofkeepng the hair glossy and
IestoTingit In bald places, s---,
= This OIL ispaTcuSr1y Recommended, As Il wnrender
the Hair son. glossy, and pabe besides making 1t about
Prersred only 6y Dr. Pontaf Par1s zbcts per- bottle
ForrSleby J.B. VoWELL, 81 Unionst.
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Whnelinr Castona Honae.

Etablshed In 1881. z. b. SwEARlNGRN, Surveyor anil
Collector OF Customs, Once No. 20, Union street.
port made by way Of New Orleans,
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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For RlackNOUd AMI the four ReVieWS 10 90
Payments 10 be made ia all in Gdrdnce MoHeycuT-
the STATE Mhere isEed i1ih Dc reerfre6 at par.
CLUBBING.
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will be allowed to Clubs ordering our or more copies Oany
of the above works. II us: -Four copies OF
Lakewood OF Review will be sent TO address
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MIL. s. & Co, have recently published and have
now for sale the "PARMER'S GUIDB,"s by Henry Ste
phens OF Edinburgh Prof. Norton Yale College, New
Haven, complete in vols royal octsyo; containing 1000
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
LRSSRS, BURKE d BARNES CELERRATRn
IIIRE PRnnE SAFES

TIME character OF these Safes In St Louis was before so
well established, that any further test proof of tho
their being superior to all Others wopd have been
unnecessaTyj but in order TO accommodate Mr. HALL the
patentee maker Hnl1s Patent Concrete Safes
which burnt all other makes ofa United
States Cders patent included, his ChaIeng,
result is below by the Committee super
intended the burning SAFES We only
were nOtleft in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested Is to be at Store anil
einvite the public 10 call and examine 1t feel conf
dent will doubt their fire proof qCaltiest
having the specimen which passed through
6eTy ordeal on the 10TH OF June.
E. r. VIOLET, & co
Soc Agents the Manufacturers, No eyee, end No.
81 Com. Street
Theundersigned, committee appointed by e. Hail. on
behalf Hall, Dodd d Co, OF Cincinnati MessTs. +
r. Violet & Co.. agents OF Messrs Burke, barnes Go
PittsbuTE test the fire qualities the safes
BY the! respective Tnepals-repoTt, that we hRyO
ths day subjected Safe OF each manufacture of similar
Sze which had been In two years. In ovens TO fro
space and hall hours, and during that ue we be
eve applied far greater than any oTdI
nary at tia expiration of time OH
taking the safes from the l1rnsee and cooling thom down.
found that the iron casting both places entire
ly burnt off, that the books uni1ured; and on
opening thO and boOks and papers entirely u
injured, except slightly s water used in cooling
This found to Be the vita both saes and tie only
peTCepbe difference in the appearance &C the interior
entirely uniHiuedi while that on Hail. DodG & COPS
blisered and blaekened 1neoncluson, wonta
mark that forI the result ofts test have hcsitaI
hon in recommending tho saS OF both parties to the
- .a WARWICK P. MILLER,
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ODD FELLOWS.

LoDoz RoOn, 80 12s Market street. the Post ONCE.
VrHoiNIrs LODGE No. meets every Thursday evening.
PREMKLIH LoD0E, No. -, meets every Monday evening
Wa TIKI LoDoE, No. %, meets every Wednesday eve.
gEIIxO LODoE, No. So meets every Saturday evening
PANoLA Lopez, No. 50, meets every Friday evening.
AHRAnIs EScAnPNEHT, No. l, meets Isl and I'd Tnesdhg
each month.
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The Heroic Women
Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam.
pies of Female Courage, DiSinte7estedness
and Self-sacrifce of Ancient and
Modern Times -

Comprising some Of the most Remarkable Exam
pies of Female Courage, DisinteTestedneS
and Self-sacnfce of Ancient and
Modern Times.
I. by HENRY C. WATSoN,ssls aaa
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-FIRES OF THE REyo
LUTON" might IN BLoCK-HoUSE,'' &C.
TO set before the women America examples for iua
object this BOOK De ocqueviiic French tourist
and writer OF considerable nne has tfuthlIy said that
the earth is the generally respected and SO deefen
TALLY consulted Our society possesses the cream OF the
woman is almost an object OF worship Men have BEEN
made great and heroic by Putarch's Livesb-smunted
and inspired by the contemplation oil excellence Let the
eading and study OF such work the Hvroc Women
become common, and wives, mothers, sisters and
daughters will become renowned for resolution,
orude, and Selrsaorfce than the Spartan females eTe
old The ensuing pages include nearly all the famous in
herosn, with many that not less
maTkRble, but less generally known among which may be
found Historical Sketches Of ) :
ST. GeHeviere, gertrude Paa Der Ipart,
D Sr!,t I,-,,, ATs 81 eneeT SmiM's E'-
The Sister Of Dugueselin, Maa.noiselit Ahl5Os,} 81
Jane Countess Of Montforf, Gathering l. OF RtsSis
Joan Aacheie, NadGme Dr4leourt,
1i1TgGFet@ AyoHI Marie Antoinette,
The PTiMcsis Of COrdt, Charlotte coSdSy. .sa
Af1ryDyrs, Ot Quaker &ariyT Madame Roland,
Of Netc Fhsta'ta, Madame DesnoUling, ~
Mrs.. lane Ldne, Theresa Ca6ar1ts
Lady FdnlhGle, Aimee LadoiItskG
Lady BdnkT, CoulteEsde La Palette,
Lady Norton, Mrs. Mott and Mira. BTeres-
The Asarto Wonfrose. ton, -
Lady GriseH Baillie, Mrs. Riehard .ShuSriek,
Wtnngrfed, the Counties Of Elizabeth YGHe .4is.
MthSaaIe, The Queen of Georgia,
t!oTd Macdonald, Mrs. Charles ELioH,
Miss MGckdy, - Mrs. Pifrslet,
Lady Harriet Ackldrl1, Lydia DarTdgh, u
hcieH Walker . afrs Had and the noted Mrs.
Madame La Rochjdqueln, Helm, de-, DC. -as
This work is beautifully printed on fine white paper and
handsomely bound, making an
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GTbelshsd with numerous Original Illustrations from tho
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Price Only Two Dollars and Pinv Cents!
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engage the sale of these aud other popular tpors many
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CITY DIRECTORY.

merehanGs' and Mechanical Rank
INCORPORATED 1895 cAprTAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets
JOHN W GILL, Presidents SoBIEsEI BRADT, Gather
Discount dAy-Tuesday.
North western Bank Of Virginia.
1NeoHroEA4rD 1919 CAPITAL $4,000.
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
JOHN c. CAMPBELL. PRESIDENT DAE'L. LAAB, Cashier
Discount day-Thursday.
manufheturers' and FnFmers' Bank
or Wheeling.
Main street. between Monros and Quincy.
INCORPORATED March, 1851. cLFrTAL sToeE $4,000.
THos. SWEENEY, Pres't, JOHN List, Cashisr
WheeIinE SaTinEs' Institution.
No. 1872, Main St
IScFoBoRKTED 1881. CAPITAL $4,000.
n NELSON, President; WILLIAM MCCOY. Treasurer.
Discount dGy-ThursdAy-
Savings Bank OF wheeling.
Corner OF Main Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling.
INCORPORATED 1861. CAPITAL $4,000.
rHos H. LIST, Presidents VIZ. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday.
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Look to Your Coughs |!

ITO all such as are laborng under Coughs
ness, Pans in tho Breast, Splitting Blood, &C., we
would honestly recommend the Brentlingers Conf
pound Syrup OF Boneaet pleasant, safe aud speedy
cure 1t can be had at Messrs. PAXTON LAKES end Of
the Suspention Bridge, and at 3
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNG,S,
anE2f- yr:d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE!


CONSUMPTION DURABLE!
Robert snnderson Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county Ohio, and brother OF Ntaior
General Sanderson officer lii the of 1912,
Consumption by the OF ''Wisar's BalSam OF Wild
Cherry.', LII ~. L.
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb. %, 1882.
Dear Sr:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured Consumption by the
s'Dr %stars fsalsam Wild CheIry'' will state the
SYMPTOMS or my case that others similarly afflicted may he
induced try this invaluable remedy. experienced great
difficulty in breathing; had the hectic with violent
OF heat and frequent cold chs with severe pain IN
my breast accompanied by very bad eough
very restless at nights and had great night Sweats Iers
ring should say, at least two gallons night, wetting tho
eJe&mpetely through had not been able to work FOR
SCARF. Hut much emaciRted and almost helpless
when commenced using Wist9rs Balsam or Wild Cherry
have used mall bottles nd am free from all those
complaints, for my healthis good.
am now % years DID, and have not taken any OF the
Rasam since 1876 my health Is good mott
require any medicines but IL should have return oil
my symptoms should use Wisar's Basam oiWild
Cherry procured the medicine OF Messrs FAN & Nc.
CraCkcn, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio
The genuine Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has a fac
Smile Of tho signature Horny Wstar NJ. d. Phiadel
nhia aud SanluTd & Park" finely executed stool
erayed wrapper. No Othes can be. genuine.
NJ Price Sl per bOttlc-siX bottles for IS.
Sold qy dark, Cincinnati, o.
NOrtheht Fourth and Walnut stTeets-entrancu
on Walnut scet-to whom ali orders must be addressed
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Woodrow Isaac Cots.
SECOND wARD.-John BahOpI Geo E. wiekham.
TmRD WARES. BradyiJ. J. Ysrnalli John II. Math.
4sgsJ Daniel Lamb
FouRrH wARB.-Dr James TanDeri E. C. JeneTS; y. s.
tHSlnweIl; D. v. ThATPi David Hammond
FITrH wARD.-George Forbes John W. Gill LoTenEn'
70. Wait, Jacob HornbTOoki Henry EehOls
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