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To KEEP oFE FLIES AND MOSQUITOES
An exchange says that oil of Spearmint
diluted and rubbed on horse or human
will keep off these torments. A few drops
upon the pillow at night will give mus
quitoes dislike to your society. Try it.
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BOARDING.

POARDING.-Mrs. BEALL would be- pleased 10
II accommodate six or eight ctEtiemen with board
and lodgings. Residence 18th street, between | and
h streets. aug9
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U"Coming events cast their shadows
before" The Empress of France is
wearing loose dresses
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< OOO NEGROES wANTED.LI will nav

,.,C ult highest Prices, in cash, for S ilOD
NEGROES, with good titles, slaves for life or for
term OF years IN large or small families or single ne
groes viii also purchase Negroes restricted To re-
main In the State that sustain good characters Fam
HES never separated Persons having slaves for sale
VIII please call and see me, IA 1 always in the
market with he cash. Communications promntIv
attend to and liberal commissions paid by JOHN N.
DEFINING, No. IL, +. Frederick street. between
Baltimore and Second streets, Baltimore, Md Trees
in front of the door. iy 30,f
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sTI "ANTED.-A modern built HOUSE.
90 or small family, situated west of eth street
80 desired II would be taken for some time and
me rent paid promptly every month. Any person
nav H ing convenient house, which they wish care
,ui used w"uid find, in this opportunity, an excel
'eIt tenant Address "A ~ at this Office.
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WANTED-Three or four experienced MILL
w NERS, and one two Apprentices 10 learn
the Millinery business. The best of wages will he
given to competent hands. Apply TO Mrs. NJ. L.
DANiSON'S, opposite Iron Hall, Penna. avenue.
l1-3i
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by ADAMS 4 co.'s. EXPRESS @e are this
II morning In receI Of a select assortment OF Va
riegated, Cannne, Tissue, and Utamarine PAPER,
for working artificial flowers, ROSEATES, &c. Al
so. few more Of those magnificent Crystal Palace
and PAPER Mache PORTFOLIOS; Riding Whipe,
Canes, &c., at JNO F. ELLIS,
iy 2S Tenn ave. bet. 9Th and 10Th Sis
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IIlHhEf- MI tS, OF : 900 each, bearing per
cent interest and pa: able twelve months from
dale, secured by decd of trust real estate worth
four times the amount, will be Disposed Of at II dis
count OF six per cent. Address 20. p. o. through
The Post Office. aug 10 dIuy-
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEMS.

TIE Trip Of the arlington Clab.-The fine
steamer Powhatan, left Georgetown, Washing
ton. Navy Yard, and Alexandria, yesterday,
promptly at the hours named, and proceeded
down the river with delig htful weather, and q
fine time for all on board. Dancing COM
meneed at the start and was kept up till the
last Stopping at Fort Washington the party
rambled about the place, enjoying themselves,
snd finding the U. S. men at their posts. all
things going on in the strictest order Thence
down the Potomac with its emerald gilded
shores went the swift boat and on arriving at
Mount Vernon 8 halt was made in the festiyi-
ties. The band was called upon and played
an appropriate air. At this juncture, Mr. G.
". 7 Cooley was announced to sing, and all
the ladies and gentlemen on board assembled
on the upper deck. Mr.. Cooley then sang,
with fine effect, 1.-THE Grave of Washington
1t was not cheered, every heart feeling the
sacredness of the spot and the subject, but the
hymn 1--WE must call it) was sung beautifully
But on went the boat and on went the dancing
and other pleasures. with hearty glee Items
taking a turn with few choice Arlington's
on the hurricane deck, subsequently with the
ladies, and had the pleasure OF taking quiet
seat and see them all enjoying themselves,
some few bad spirits mixing with the good,
and not doing themselves any credit by their
conduct This sort of thing, however, was dis
posed of properly by the efficient committee
the Club, and in all instances was suppressed
without much disturbance. Such fellows will
crowd in on any similar party. But enough
of that, suffice it TO say that the company came
back between II and Il o clock last night, well
pleased with the interesting trip of the Ar
lington Club. They will publish full ex-
hibit of their receipts and expenditures, the
profits going to the funds for raising the noble
cenotaph in honor of him who was = first in
war first in peace, and first in the hearts of
his countrymen.'
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PROPOSALS Will be received until the
3Oth inst. by the Superintendent for the sup ~
of 200 cords Of Hickory and 100 cords of Oak WOOD.
(or any potion thereof not less than % cords) and
of 300 tons OF Cumberland COAL. for the of the
Treasury Department. The wood to he OF the best
quality-well scasOned-and delivered. corded and
measured in the Treasury yard without expense 10
the Department. The Coal to be. also. OF the best
quaty-all lumprd-to he delivered in the Treasury
enclosure.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. IL. 1853.
aug lS-eOtd
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NOTICE.-The Navy Department will entertain
propositions, accompanied by designs and draw
ings, until the 18th instant, for furnishing EN-
GINES. MACHINERY, and BOILERS complete
for the United States steam propeller frigate San
Jacinto," now wing al the Philadelphia n;lvy-yard.
Ii Is desirable that the propositions should specify
the time within which the work Will be completed
Payments will he made follows: One half on
successful trial Trip satisfactory to the Department.
and the balance after years successful running
TO be Judged of by competent engineers be selected
by the Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Aug. Il. 1853. aug ltd
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SONGS JUST RECEIVED.
MARY VALE, as sung by Master Adams
WI The Old North State
Maggie by my side
Katy Darling's Farewell
Come take n sail
The Dying Girl
The Old Veteran
DO they miss me at home:
Old folks are gone
Mother, leave thy dwelling
A voice from the waves
Etty Way; Aunt Harriet Stowe AMY Old Ken
lucky Home &c. &c. at WIMER'S
Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store, 9th ct.
augl5 Near Louisiana avenue.
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ABORERS WANTED,-T,

ABORERS WANTED.-TwentvI labor
IL ers To work on the Telegraph Line now being
erected along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Wages can be ascertaned by applying al the Yves
tern Telegraph Office, over Gilman's Drug Store
Penna: avenue, between 9th and eth streets
aug 1881 J. r. TRFr
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pOYS: PATENT LEATHER BELTS. for sale NJ
- LAMMOND'S.
aug Il -Gtco
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WANTS.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-At the Washing
w ton Stove Mandatory, two good tin and sheet
IRON workers, to whom constant employment and
good wages will be given. JAS. SkIRVINGS
aug 2o-h s. E. corner Pa. ay and llth st
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sssaS FOR REAT.-Thc second and third stories
LIZ each story having two large rooms.l and the
ssSA kifchrnof desirable dwelling house in Gorge
town. inquire of x. Il. CRAWFORD,
htt"rney III Law. Green ST.,
auglS-3t Georgetown.
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FISK'S PATENT AIR-TIGHT
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

A RE FOX SALE BY Nj. VI. WHITE, ILnER-
IA TAkER. south side Pennsylvania avenue, near
the corner OF 3d street, Washington, where Gases "a
all sizes can br obtained. and funerals attended Ia
with economy and dispatch.
These Cases can be sold as low as good Wooden
Collins, and can be furnished ready for use in thirty
minutes from the time the order is given.
iy 2l-lm*
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Latte H"ss az tbs MarhSt-This morning
young daughter of Erin went to the stall Of
gardener in the Centre market, and asked
The price Of petathies, y and, when told. pro-
eeeded to pick the largest and best looking
ones to be measured. TO this the gardener
objected, and told the lady to stop, which so
lneensed her that she picked up good sized
potatoe and let fly at his head This small
affair created great deal of fun for when
the gardener attempted to explain to the
crowd, the lady let loose her tongue, which
started At a rate more rapid than IS 40" dis
iancing our fastest auctioneers The inter
ference of the market master became neces-
sary, who soon dispersed the crowd.
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A STAG CHASE.

A STAG CHASE,
A T FACQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
"A Thus exciting amusement viii come off on
THURSDAY next, July 2sth, and on the same da,
every two weeks for the balance Of the season.
Firearms and Cur dogs not admitted in the chase
nor any cOmtields 10 be invaded on horseback A
large number of hounds are promised.
iy 26-eo4w
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

c.! Two new aud elegant HOUSES Tor rent or
e sale, having eight rooms each. all private For
apply 10 GEORGE MILLER at Mrs
Chtw's. on sth street betw- n I. and VI streets
The above property j. situated on street NORTH
near 1th street. aug l9-;'t+
e. Two new three story HOUSES for rent on
III Goth street, near NJ sire {. To a good tenant
tne rent will be low. Also. Il store house and fix
lures, and dwelling on the corner of Goth and NJ
alg lS-3tN
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Complimentary TO tire Staf.-We are, in
deed, complimented by the unanimous vote of
thanks Of the Montgomery Guards. as publish
prOprietors, for the notices given Of that
gallant company in these columns. Wher-
ever they 60, may they meet with cead milla
falth0
il1hc Irotttng This is fine afternoon to
witness the fine trotting matches on the Co.
lumoia course, and admirers OF the sport are
brushing up briskly for the occasion.
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Dramatic Entertainment To- NigAt-It
will be seen by advertisement that fine bill
OF dramatic entertainment is presented for this
evening, at Carusi's cool and pleasant saloon.
The Rent Day and Who Speaks First
are the pieces selected, and the cast is said to
Compose high talent in the line. pleasant
night among the dramatics may be passed
with them this evening. So go, nor stand
upon the manner Of your going all 70 low
ers Of the drama
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80 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A Frame
IT, House and Lot situated on 10Th street. one door
lxs~from street. IL contains four roOrns and pas
sage. with brick kitchen. handsomely situated, in
good n.ighborhood. IL is now renting for Sl25 per
year. Price on sale, {. 900. Possession given on
18th Of September. TIiOS. Il. GRIFFIN
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
ang l1-law:5w
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chapter second Of Lady Lees Widowhood,"
IN Blsckuoo9'S Magazine has the following
"When 0relia and Rosa appeared, Picks
wrongs, however. wero presently avenged
They would make at Julius, and hug him like
a pair of bOa-constrictors that had made prev
OF a young antelope. between them, this
wretched child led a terrible life of it. Be-
sides those kisses which be was bribed to give
with suyar-plumbs promises of having fairy
tales tod TO him. of being allowed to see pie
ture- books. and the like alur ements, he was
necessarily snatched from the ground. and
ea-essed into state OF high foridity, without
any assignable cause whatsoever. The ordi-
nary feminine propensity to lavish endear-
ments on all available young children seemed
to flourish greatly in the bosons of these young
ledies, and to be all concentrated on Julius)
They wouldn't have dared TO treat one of their
size 90. ut was really enough to excite the
sympathy of any man, with a human heart in
his breast,) to see Rosa fling him down among
the sofa cushions, with his head in Orelia's
tsp, and, while the legs of the little victim
kicked couyuls.vely in the air and his hands
pulled down the tresses of his tormentor, so
Us to screen the two faces beneath it, then
and there deliberately proceed to bite his chin.
pinch his ears and his nose, and practise
many other cruelties; while OreliG, by insid-
i0us ticklings, would convert his shrieks into
laughter. Il can only say, l wouldn't have
been IN his place myself on any account)''
Now it happens very strange that the Sum
rner Sketches of the Republic, lin search of
an item, should accidentally and by mere
coincidence of ideas, and in some parts actual
phraseOlogy, have picked up the following
counterpart Of Blackro0d Read and COM
pare:
"At this interesting crisis, We glan.ed at
our little companion. There was q downward
tendency Of the corners of her mouth, and
elcudiness about the eyes betoksning a coming
shower, which we were glad to see, consider
ing ii symptom that she was becoming more
traetahle. For ourselves we could not resist
the little pleader, go, opening the door and
bissing her, we drew her inside. "Apropos
of AiSS5Hg.' between the ladies and gen
tlemen here, poor Betty leads a terrible life of
IL. Besides those kisses which che is bribed
to give with sugar plams-promises of having
falry tales told TO her. of being allowed to
see picture books, and the like allurements-
she Is lncessantly snatched from the ground
aud earesset into q state of high horidity.
without any assignable cause Whatsoever
The ordinary feminine propensity to lavish
endearmcEts on all available young children
seems TO flourish greatly here and to be all
concentrated on darling BETTY Ut is really
enough to excite the sympathy of any enc with
human heart in their breast, and we can
only say We wouldn't be in her place ourself
on any ACCOUNT
Dir. Wlndle, Mr. Wihdle, how could YOU
have fallen upon such a rich train of thought
and expression ~ that of Blockwond's xvritar
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C. n. MYERS Gas.Fitt

C. n. MYERS, Gas-Fitter,
NINTH street, one door from Pennsylvania ave
~ nue., being practical filter is prepared to
fit up Churches, Hotels Private Dwellings Stores
Sc, al the shortest notice, the best manner and
on reasonable terms. aug 9-im
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ALEXANDRIA DAGUERREAN GALLERY

aug lS-it
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The Primary Departments
Meade Co1legiate Institute

L-.Ll.-,s-- ...t. WELLSBURGj VA.
THE Fall session this School will commence on MON.
DAY the 18th of SEPTEMBER, win continue five
eEdar months.
Nopnpl will be received less time than one session.
unless by special agreement-and when entered,
deduction will be made for absence during the session.
cept in cases ofprotracted sckess-nor will any pupil be
permitted to withdraw This rule Is positive.
TERMS: 15l-a5 ~ atr
Daypupils, English Department. :. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical. 1oO 90
Hoard and Tuition per session ofve months... 43 90
die OF the session. F' FatsE
discount per cent will be made on the bills of all
Ministers OF the Gospel
uFor further Information catalogue, published by
Board OF Trustees. 'sfFl p
SAM'L d. TOMPKlNS, Rector
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part the system more liable 10 disease than the
LIVER, itserving flterer purity blood, or
giving the secretion the bile, that any wrong
action ofte Liver effects the other important parts OF Tie
system, and results varousIyn Liver Complaint, Jaur.
dice Dyspepsa, etc We should, therefore, watch every
symptom that might indicated wrong action the Liver
These Pills being composed OF Roots and Plants furnished
by nature TO heal the sick namely: 1st, Expectrant
which ausmehts the secfcton ronhe Pulmonary nueus
or promotes the discharge OF sccreted matter.
2, Alternative, which changes In inexpcable and
nscnsibc toe action OF tho system
3D. Tonic which gives toneand ST. eh to the nervous
81 stem, renewing heat and yisor parts OF tho bod
Cathatuc which acts IL perfect harmony with Tie
other and operating the towels, expe
ling the whole mass of corrupt and Vated matter, and
purifying The hood which destroys disease and restores
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Rhndas. McMair az CO..

HAVE now in store, their complete stock of spring
Dry goods 10 w9lo9 !1ey 60 ITALY invite The asm
every variety odress goods together with
quality. at the lowest possible prices 1t has been their
aim olayn such store would suit the trade generally
and they fater themselves that for variety, beauty
eespness, their goods exceled by city
They do not deem essential to enumerate articles,
only small portion of the stock could be thus noticed
best and besides they beleye that those who wish hand
come to No 50 Main St. Centre Wheeling TO get Them
they will most certainly never go away disappointed
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TRUST SALE.

by virtue of deed OF trust from Thomas McEwen to
the Undersigned for the benefit OF David E. dDoneI
aS.ea TINS 2Sh day Of january 1851 and duly recorded
book 81 page 40 shall onthe 23d day OF june 1885, at
me 'front.' door court house OF Ohio County,
coGk Ma on that day. TO sale bypublic auction
to the highest bidder lot numbered t7 square
eight S in the addition the city Wheel
i laid out by Samuel Sprigg and John Riche for.
South Wheeling. o Eft ~. 81 - 7TfTf'l CO. -
W Terms ofsale, cash. fg-l..- ...-- I'd
The title OF said property is believed to undoubed
and indslutabe but selling trustee shall only convey
such title as is in mo vested. A. =. PANNELL -
mas ~ t=s. - sI5ti = - =. Trustee --
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no Country Merohants.

AZ OOuAGFy m6TCndnGS. Z. e!
M s. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm oil
INL McCalen Knox Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox (brother of s.
s. Knox long and known in the trading public
assuming the style OF McClallens and Knox = -
They would respectfully inform their old customers CwhO
have long and literally sustained them) all other
in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock viii arrv
ing from the 10th to the last OF September.
Having been selected with the greatest and bought
for cash. they Halter themselves that in their Fall Stock
Boots and Shoes they hold out Inducements III quality
and prices superior to any offered in the
Country on their way east they would be pleas
ell to exhibit their stock, and earessy
chalenginga comparison with the markets baltimore and
Philadelphia. Gsep31 McCLALLENS5 q KNOX >
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DR.. Halls celebrated Pulmonic

sf . aG he
NOR the permanent off coughs, colds, consumption
inflammation of the bronchea and hoarsencss by pub
ic speaking; anL all affections CT the organs rcspira
ten. sy.s. 1ss ztss-5J s n
the pleasancst and best medicine diseas
es the lungs ever sold in America. 3 y5 So 3
In presenting this medicine to the public have the
To know that not only present them with
Invaluable antiioe the class Of diseases it profess
to cure but which is perfectly harmless in its
feels the constitution, be adm nstered with
out fear OF mineral posons, for it contains
The fact that large portion of the suffering, aud death
throughout tie country is caused bydisease organs
ofrespiraon consequent upon exposure and cold has In
duced us to put it within the reach OF every individual
who may need remedy that has proven itself so invalu
able. 4 tf51.t5,sEs7s- \ a
This medicine is the result long experience, and
study ofthose diseases of the lungs which frequent
changeablc climate; and claim 1t to be in advace
OF all medicines before discovered for those peculiar
complaints, an Improvement upon ALL and consequently
superiorto all others. rita ssssa3 - II
We shall make extravagant assertions of its efficacy
who deceive all who trust them, shall hold any
inducements which experience does not justify. -
lfpatents will persevere in the of this medicine
and use 1t as dncted they will be cure in every instance
that 1T not beyond the power of medicine There
the blessings OF health and
renewed fe as u were who oteryse would have long
since been in their but for the timely and
ring use or this Invaluable remedy 1t not pretended
that it is nfaible iHevery stage OF consumption, but
know to be better adapted to the diseases
respiratory than Medicine
the public. we ask is trial. and in every instance If
rsed freely the directions and IL salts
faction is not given, the money will be returned. -
Genuine signed Il: ILL & Co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the count an9-Iy
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h l..-. tg4 ~ ,st. SALE. ....=.i.
virtue OF order of tho Circuit Court OF Ohio Cou,.
~ ~, made the case OF R. Crange q Co.. against
eison Drlggs viii expose TO sale at public auction
.: :; 4 O. Wckham, Barrels fBrandy, 2 casks OF
TERMs:A credit OF six mon his; the purchaser giving
bond and security bearing interest day sale.
May II. tbs, 49, r. b
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Removal.

THE oPFIcE OF THE VIRGINIA. wI,pr,,
II as been removed from the old lot,.;.
- wheeling, to rear of Sweeney & 1SSS oNas ia Cent
tho ishSas, w Ges W.
Bonnet Boards and Wrapping paper az y rIiH P,
n hAGs wanted IN any quantity, either in esa
Orders addressed to us viii recr;ro NO..
' H4o g 81. LAMBnIN, BOSHstSS;e 5sti S
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TRUSTEE,S SALE OR REAI. Esr

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE. y
virtue ola deed OF trust executed by Jeremiah
~ Y Armsrons on the 18th day OF September, 1851,
and recorded the clerks office OF the county
oho county In deed book No 80, at pages 1875 and 1877
VII offer Tor sale at tho front door OF the court house or
Ohio county on Wednesday, the 18th day May 1853
the following property conveyed to the said
trust; to wits -. .,ls -it{- a - - -
All that piece parcel OF ground situate Ohio coun
~, the city OF Wheeling and follows
to wit: Bestnning alta stake the North side Quincy
street, continued and about hundred feet
from the South East corner of William Tallant being the
south East corner OF the land conveyed by Noah
William W. Shrtver and conveyed by Andrew P. Woods
and wife to Robert c. Woods thence with the Eastern
line OF the land conveyed, and at right angles with
Quincy street. and NoIthwerdlyto the line OF ndrew
Woods thence with his limo westwardy, sixty feet;
thence souhwardy and parallel with thereof
to said Quincy street continued; thence with the same
eastwardIy sixty feet TO the beginning The sale
Will be us follows to wits fourth the purchase
money In hand and the residue in two equal Instruments
at six and twelve MONTHS with interest from Jay of "a e
the giving bonds and approved security the
deferred instruments and title reserved until whole
isspald. 60 IgI4. - Fi Fnz' NJ. G. GOOD, ;
apt4-td 5-.. g ..i g.. Trustee !
% The above sale is postponed until Saturday. the 18th
ofJune. Gi gNlllsf -. q II -
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A Cor5

HENEY TALL4NT, Eisw, q. :
- WILLIAM TALLANT have o. So, nELAPLaIy :.
snip; lot the purpose ortransactioD " Md sos+i
G S 1Ss and Forwarding and
APi;AlN The Wholesale Drv t.o o. 1rALLASTSsS IS
e1aaneted at No. 12 Monroe street = BSsirea,T S
"S @nIs ami Commission Busin SIS at IA y
ries viii aiWas be- on s stocks Of ~
asns terms, to which they earnestly iss "a stto