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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-30
VIRGINIA:-ohio circuit court, November 9th 1858:
- John aiken, ~ - - ~ y -
william H. Dorsey and othe

H.F Of
- Decree for hccount-AbStract: .- a#s.. "a ..r...
cause came to be heard upon the process and
turn thereon &c - gI 90, -. - ~. - II
And thereupon the court doth aGudge order. and de-
cree tnttt be Referred TO OF The Master commission
ers ofths court TO take and state
al estate OF John Muine, deceased which has Into
the hands OF Johnston Murine his administrator
has come into te hands OF anT other by The order
of said admintstratori and for his changing said
mtnisTuor tSii all assets which may have his
hands, OF 10 the hands Of any other person his
credtg him with all made In due course
account OF the distrihuye share said William
Dorsey as husband OF his said wis, III tile personal
OF said dscea cd and also tile estate or which said
John Murine died seized and the location quantity,
and annual thereof and the interest Thereto
which said William H. Dorsey husband OF his fe is
eHtitledI and also to and report all specific
said interest OF said Dorsey in said realty per.
somaIty, %'- it-
But before taking said accounts, the said Master shall
cause notice Ofhe Same to be by advertisement pub
sEed for four successive weeks in newspaper print.
lered to report, tEc.1 T. ~ 71 -7. ?. affi'-l-
a cory-Teste: aALoNzo LoRING,
caldwell u .2aa3.AH - IN clerk
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Fer lfnltimOre. , y PhiladelPhi'
gg2
= GCfreat Though Lime for the East.


TVNHE Baltimore Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling TO
i Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
branch Rail Road Junction CAtely called the Relay
House,l9 miles from Baltimore, and with the PhiladeI
pha, Wilmington aud Baltimo Rail Road to
The great tunnels upon the line completed, and
the whole road is In fine condition one OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
The and splendid steame ofthe Union Line rom
Louisville Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
Ing and through tickets from these Places to Baltimore
Washington. Philadelphia, DC, may be had 1.-THE agents.
The express Wheeling daily, at O'Clock
NJ, (NheeIing timel and ntrive at Cumberland l29l
mes0 Al r M and allowing two hours there arilves In
Baltimore o3s0 miles, at IN, the next morning. ma
king the passage in about 20 hours includtng all
StoppageS.Ez ssstf sssysa .gyazHEI .5Fs'E ezEoi,I
Baggage checked through toany the eastern points
without Charge 81 -,F -a,-. IL 5..,t
washington at tho JUNCTION and for Philadelphia At Bal
tioTe Without extra charge. Travellers arc allowed am
ME time and opportunity all points their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling 10 Baltimore lXtth
privilege ofIyng anywhere on the Toute SS0O-to
Washington. 5000 TO Phadelphia, SlO-to be had on
board tile steaeis OF the Union Line nthe ONO ara OF
the Rail Road gents Wheeling q b. FoRp) q nunuS
vile. = o. mar y WM. PARKER, Gen'l. suppl
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GREAT sNoW STORM.

BosToN, Dec.2 9.-Snowing all day, less vic
lenty now, q o. clock) 10 inches on level: drift
ten feet; streets almost impossible; tracks block
ed ups neither Steamboat or trains due this mora
ing, nor trains from Providence, Portland, or New
Bedford have arrived. Gale continues.
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TELEGRAPFIIG NEWS
~ thaANationa1 I,ine.
ELEeRkPHED FoRTak DAIlYlNTHIIiGBNcBs
'GoNiG5;iRajE5sss;;5I oNA 81 !.
? l .tilI9l9' Ta1nspAY. Dec. %. 1883,

~ 7siliaI-!IH CONGRESSIONAL L. . q 80
IN - lg1 a.l iftlriiain' - -, = m ,o.a
SENATE.-Pettit offered a resolution, which was
agreed to. directing quiIy INTO The expedelcy OF
establishlng q new AfihoIY, recommendation the
Secretary Of War, at Hamilton, Ind. 5l8G i5a
q, ML. Sumner presented petition Of the Amer!
can Peace Society, utging the establishment OF an
difficulties. III "a 5Ii
Mr. Dawson presented a petition Of Cyrus Nc
Cormek I, for renewal Of the patent for his rep
ing machine. ~ "sg.l7I is7i15',
Mr. Acheson introduced bill granting land TO
Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, for railroads
through those States. 20
Mr.. James introduced joint resolution grant
lag q sword 70 the near ST male relative Of Major
Samuel Ringgold, who was killed at the b1ltle of
Pa'o Alto. 81 s-,fata. lsa.I .i3a l4s -
No quorum being present. the Senate then nd-
iourned. .I,g sy.S.s s..f + t,5a s5s!7 bay
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NEW YORK Make

dc. 29,-Coton dull, declined /. Coffee
Rio l2Ac. Java 1S4c, firm. Sugar-Havana &c,
Muscayado 4ta44c, firm. Mo.usses-orIeans new
SOC; old 25e. Flour. Stnte, 7,6oa7,56; Ohio I, 5Oa
sL62; Southern 7,60a7,6 go, firm. Wheat, Genessee,
!, S5a2,O0, buoyant. CorlI, mixed s0ci yellow Toe
Pork .O0al3,35, better. Beef Is, 50hI5 co. Lard
t0c, plenty. Whisky, Prison 2sc, heavy. Lin
seed 63c. lion market quiet lii -i.ar
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.35FssI 9 q WINS M Meefls. d q a 81

a.1s1 STU q z VIM IT. Needs, z a g 8 $
BOOkblnder q BInuk book NInnufncturer,
"0UID respectfully fTienda and tiespub.
lilo 10 that they have bought the
tnent lately known James boo binte aud
Blaikbo u ma and RGe and
btnd to order, blank books of every descTp ne.
GhEiiea, DC, manner not 70 be sTas.
and by amy stabsliett in the country. 4&
10 Constantly INLAND sortrnent OF blank books.
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nI IN mAnnnn

CINCINNATI, Dec. % Flour dull and no sales.
Whisky dull, with sales at 1874. Hogs better,
sales Of 1900 at S4,5Ua4,60. a sale to-day OF
2OO,O0n pounds OF bulk meat at Al Tor shoulders,
and 81 for sides, No. L, Lard, 81. Sugar is in
good demand and firm. Coffee lI24al9, dull but
firm. o.ff9 '.5as t:-t ~
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i upon the process and re,

Decree for aecOmt-AbstTaet. -, ID .,-
cause 70 be head upon the process and
And 1t is thsreupon by the court adused ordered and
deoreed that this cause be referred 10 OF the Master
Of TINS court TO ascertain and
prioIities onths two half s or ground in the bill mem
uoned seVeray; also the judgments against the said vii
liam Cree and their several pri jies and their relative
70 ehs also TO ascertain and rcPor.
the value Of tho buildings the south half OF said Lot No
81 in the bill mentionedi aud also the amount OF the pur
chase monnY paid for said south hall OF said Lot the
date OF the filing OF the eompRnants bill and II any has
been paid, by whom, aud how has been paid before
and how much Hter the date OF filing or said bill But
before taking such accounts tho said Commissioner shall
give notice OF tue time place OF taking the same by
Vertsement published for mouth in newspap er
printed IN the city OF -Wheeling."A
:. copy-Teste: ALoSzo LoRlHG,
CCadwell1 ufE 'ris- b clerH
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coMMls1IorERs OFFICE,

No7IcE-The parties Interested in The matters the
foregoing decree hereby notified that lave appont
cd Wednesday The 25tl DAY OF January. 1884, Office
in the city of Wheeling the time place. when
where will proceed TO take he account directed by
said decree And do require the production before
OF all such papers, books, vouchers and proofs. may be
necessary TO tEeP,opeF taking Of said accounts. ~
2G&tI " Sl2AAt JOHN J. H0GE, 70
dece3 u tAias:er commits sioner In chancery
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EXpLosIoN,

~ GENEVA, NY. Dec. 29.--The steamer Watkins
collapsed fine, on Seneca Lake, fatally scaling
two fretnen whose names were Edmund Davis and
Thos. Fish. tEl.-.-Ll-l-- ~. ------.LLL
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THE parties interested in the matters of the foregoing
deeree herebyothed that have appointed Friday the
9th day OF January 1854, my Office the CITY Wheel
Ing, the time anil place, when AMI where will proceed
10 take the account directed by the said decree And do
the prediction before oil ali such papers, books,
and proofs as may be necessary
king al said account JOHN j. HOGE,
dc22 Master commissioner In chaIcery
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from "a. Memphis Eagle and Enquirer.

q From the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer.
aIsk UsIor LINK OF Enthusiastically the
h line of steamboats, ever started on Western
NaleTs was the ''Union Line" and we Know there
"a b feeling throughout the entire South 10 toster
HI Encourage the boasts composing IT, but the
m went into operation under diSadsantageouS
H. anstances. The boats were not completed
n NJ late in the steambOating Senson, and the
baltimore and Ohio railroad was not completed IN
rti,hing trim before the advent Of summer. Hence,
he receipts OF the Uniou Line were not sufficient
tosI,oy its owner t, and they Immediately opened
aesotiations with Cincinnati and Pltts0urgh ior
ihs purpose Of interesting thOse cities IN this
:snnthefn enterprise" Some sort of an arrange
aS5nfvas hHtched up between the PARTIES and 1t
I'D ahounced that the Union Line would connect
S5ib Cincinnati aud Pittsburgh boats. This
dn.tnral alliance has fillen through, and the
Tfn;on line is scattered, the boats running on
~, ~ ssovn hook" to different ports. The break
=; nm Of this line is both shame and disgrace
= t6e cities Of Louisville, Baltimore, and W heel
-, q SLams. because It was at the same time a
.a1syce of profit to them, and disgraee because
,,s ihe country that their people are ever
u sno ~, male d paT9de of manly and sterling
ois1Sss and most Ieoey to close their parses 10
sDternrise that does not make money from
The Jump ,....d ,,nor ~, ,,t;cle tvb;cb
sHns J n fheeIousvillej oGTnal Of the 10th inst.
o nsssnds of the Journal state that the ABSENCE
.I steau1ers Of the Union Line frum the Lou
o. inc yvharves "hps been the occasion OF many
neSt eSnfeSStouS OF regret on lhe pallol the
and ear >; of ma. place. These many and earnest
eitfzens. Sons or regret can be dispensed with
e1pTess no mutt to- tue working owners Of the
They NJ g not very cTedItable under the cir
bosts.l ~ 49, Ishe Journal admits the Uaion Line
e1nstan Ne tsnecessty tpithe business interests
hssbseov;lie This fact, it says, ''eannot be dis
d LOUIS esach being the chse, why does not the
sRS9 nc. n Sy tsn e R ai ins
enterprise, ill., EAna; especially why does
Ss &c city q Ba9Ts Dc !s s as%s an
ssgss 10 Eh fhese cities are alone 10 be benefited
so o1s r 'ss fP pa8 s4sa Ss
,nxious loL In, in preference to any Others and
p s that a BsIliSE enc e = a y
bTiils hole Of means, or on accountoi the
Inse o Ing to Keep up tie Union Hins would
.9s slSI' ~ gss s.t sS s " I.
-. az, I. burdea % the expense upon the
ssssps ~ sEge only make the sng e e
= an4ioas toE me suces+s y Asl't
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RIVRR ANn WEArapp b

- - RIVER AND WEATHER.. TN p y p.
PTrrsBURoiI, 1ec. 29,-Riyer II, q inches and
falling. Weather very colt and freezing.
= CiNctNNATI, Dec. 2s-Riyer fallen inches
Weather clear and cool. "a 10 Il 45,.ss ID - +
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cAUToN.

nm MoRsp's INvlsoRkTtKo CORDIAL has Been counter
faited nv sons unprincipIrd pet sons ~. 49,.
In futae all the genuine cordial w nave 5'e az
r snile pasted the cork OF each eotle ana 1e soA
ioying words blown in tho glass h1slt4ts{ =ts
.IpR NoRsE's INvIGoR4TiHG Cordial
c. 1t. RING, PROPRIETOR, n. =.
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'iFIRGlNlA-Ohioct icuit court, NOyeuber ., 1857.
~ Henry SHARP and John Hughs
Return n, Hin ina and Others.

Dceres SoT see ~ ~ s vi T 5rt . l
This cause td ne he rd upon the process &C.
Andtheeuron the court doth adiudge, aud decree that
1t he referred to one OF the Master Commissioners OF This
this cIcuit TO take and state account
late OF the aid John Murine deceased, which has
nto tbs hands or Johnston Murine his administrator,
which has come into the hands any other person. by The
OF said administer. and ot his use charging said
administrator with all which hisands
to the hands Of any other his and credit
ing him " III all dish lrseents made i'll dus course Of all
And the said commissioner shall also state
as husband his said wife in ard to the estate
Of said Deceased and also the OF which the said
John Murine dtcd setzed and the location, quantity, val
and annual rents thereof and the Interest
sS s also sS 81 ~ liens
said interest OF said Hill said realty and personally,
But before taking said accounts. said Master shall
n3tice Of Tue same 10 be gwen by advertisement publish
in the Wheeling and said commissioner is orde, ed
~ iofO "a eopy--Testo. a,dALoszo LoRlNG, clerk
.l04ia"ehJ ~ aeczS
+. - s.s Boo costsi.sstoSER's oyEIcE,
.Esoi .4rs December 22d. 1883 4' s >. .
.-llfElbu la,af NOTICE. asa u Ia ttii
The parties the matters foregoing de-
The siih day q JssasP5 is al H1 NY Once IN Inc
ass EpSbs
f Is g &c
sary to the proper taking OF said account; III
dee3 astg gal Master commissioner In chaneery
e1sE 10000 or those nice imported Negro Eagle Princ
sPees, Just received and for sale by ,1n ~
uec. sl5rs 81 is5l1 So itiir L0E.aN1Cahh q 20.
those ufeqed N1era Impressa Regalias, fresh
dses S' - = 49, - So sJi5 % LOGAN CARR & Co
Inn 6oxks scotch SEud n OF packases, received
laJlJ aud for. ale .v - LOGAN CARR E,co !.
5fI, n NO u SA LMIlN .s;5i- - 7 so-
A. FEW barrels In store, and for sale by 9 ~
IN mat ii! -riS9 III tt11 t.li @tg NJ REILLY.
~ RCRTVED this Day large assortment of ehildren's
~ y a g youths 4 sY1 mas aug eafs sAvERy
Agricultural Warehouse s'2
NHE undersigned are now prepared TO l orders for all
kinds or Agficiatnfa have just received:
| straw and Hay Cutters assorted z X !.
Virginia Corn Shelleta3 do
! Thermometer ChurnBS 49, p -
Geddes' HarTowsj Ai1
| Or Yokes, rf,1 il,' l.i54s-7 y
Meat Cutters5 it55ag. =,
| Sausage StuneTsj 70; t-f 80 -t.t -
SION TnlGko, etc4 etc. & 1iststt -
dcQdawim lIGAFKB BROTHERS Quincy At
A MOTHER lot OF n Paso 10. In 100 Ixss, utt
| II thing for retailers, for sale by,
i1110 BRLs spanish mixed and Hawaiian cut and dried
lOO Tobacco for sale 0uat received :; b. =.
deco ..e...-.--s- u. IOGAN. CAk- g 60.
! 7Ssfs93IFINE CHE MING TOBACCO.
Al BOXES best standard brands OF various sired plugs
U Se,3 'g't Fss 'fi and fPF sue N. REILLY
, go = Ifrn !.
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GENERAL DEBI ITY PROM oSE CT THE OLDEST MAG
IsTRAEEs IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Sep. II, 1851.
MesarR. Mortimer & Mowbrali lee a duty make
known the bcuefits have derived from nr Hampton
Tncture For length OrtiEe have been subject togrea
proStraon muscular lowerI and great debility oil the
nervous system, accompanied wlthpapilution aud ut.
tering oil lie heart had such sudden attacks
cason could scarcely get home. liz making mention oil
my TO FRIEND he referred me to Joseph X staple
more, who had used The Tmctgre under similar ciIcum
stances n called Air. Stapleton and aninter
view osome nnues was fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues ofthe Ticture from the evidence befo!e me- OF
his person. WHO, for time Vlous, iicaied0
falling state oil health, put now hearty hale appearance
with activity youth. immediately commenced
using the Tineture and before took the contents Ofoe
bottle ength ienewed and lean walk as brisk
and active as,I twenty years agu. This Thc
lure is Inc grand restorative OF the digestive ogas
which, when Lestroyed The whole system is in state 81
lido assert 1t nreality. what 1t is represented to be
- 80 - WM A. SCHhEEFER.
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lhE NEW err cHAIrER.-our council procee-
lungs Yesterday gave our readers copy OF the
amendments l to the City Charter as passed after
considerable discussion on Wednesday evening"
tnsse e amendments, the principal feature of
which is provision for two branches of Council,
instead OF one gspsral body as at present, will be
submitted the voters for their acceptance or re-
lection at an election to be held at the usual pa-
ces OF voting ineach Ward, on Saturday, the 9Th
o..auuety' one week from Tomorrow. The otf-
clai osaef icE this election will be found in anoth-
er column. i5t55s 5Ys.
The provisions Of these amendments, designed
topromote some reforms. loudly called for in The
management of our Municipal officers, pa 'tlcu!ar-
in tie matter Of extrayagant expenditures, by ma
king one branch Ofthe Council check upon the
otheE' appear to be eminentIy satisfactory 10 the
people, and We doubt not will be ul.nost unani-
mously adopted.
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A " g OF THE LR ON MANUFACTURERS.
at meeting Of the undersigned, representing
all the firms engegedin The Rolling Mill and Nail
ing Business 1.-THE CITY oEtW Keeling, December
%, 1853, ~, ssytes ,etsiisstg
,,,tl hfNytN AZ - kr4stiiEl5ftf e
GsoRoE HAP OMAN was appointed Chatham, and
AARoN KELLY Secretary. THJJ
% On motion, twas unanimously Resoiv, d, That,
however much We may deprecate>the necessity OF
stopping our Mills. as an immt date injury 10 our
selves and all parties dependent on, or connected
withtheni, yet we are firmly determined to adhere
to the measure, believing that the ultimate sue
cess The Iron business in this city depends upon
our present action. ~ sgs .5ss7i
II is, therefore, further Resolved, That we viii
never consent togive more than SO, 70 per ton for
boiling whilst our competitors at other points OBJ
tain the same work for So 90. go. ,.s T.. .s.l.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by sll the firms present and published in
the newspapers OF the city. ~, W. -,
20 NORTON, ACaEsoN & CO., 4Oa
,.,, ,iass GILL. KELLY & co. g.
SWEENEY, JOHNSTON & CO.,
sy4la 40. ,rf -.f a. sal Missouri. Iron Rorkq.s
~ GILL, HARDMANn & STEPHENS,
r f75s ,z4.s4.tsf lals5s5l- Crescent Iron Works.
'''''f' BAILEY, WOODWARD s. CO...
La Belle Iron Works.
s,..i, e. i, DRAKLEY, SWEENEY & Co,nlaq
81 ,sehsti5 lp','a4sss Washington Iron WOrks.
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- SEeENADERs-This populaI
zsTss, s,,.' ss zanszyilie asst night.
on,, gsllt9pen their concerts in This city on
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DIED.

aged a years. mo
The funeral will take place from his late reaIence
lWtter street to-day. Ot1o O'Clock. ~ N
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William Cree and others

VIRGINIA. ohiq eireu,t court November 25, 1853. :
David Kennedy, 80 . 81
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: y Yesterday The tioa.ibs ice had in
large cakes. and although thee were
81 e. ~ 'ssS q water IN the CHANNEL, appearun-
M ~ 9. Ias'sasion Wese very forbidding - ,
me Vlroqua from SteubsnyilIe. and the S,enben
NJ ss's , s'om sunssh. were the only arrivals.
River is stu closed at s,own.s island. above
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q ]. NJ. HAMILTON,
: FOR EVANSVILLE.

n NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ~
TIME Union Line Packets leaving regularly on the ART
val tile cars all bills oladls ist be oil board be-
ore O'clock p n. Tho Limo will not be responsible
for the or any goos, aud will not collect
charge on any goods for which bills OF lldtng are not OH
boa ri the boats before tEer departnie- nlar7lt
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lFoFcfgn Exchnnge, Rsoretsn IE1chnnge,
ERSONS wishing to remit N oney England, ireland
Il or Scotland, in amounts frome upwards San find
EDWARDS, SANFORD eco.
ns13tc IgH sEsfs h' ~ sncIn,re 1Snn::s
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION
~. = FOH $50 81 a z

~ Hats, and Caps. =
NOs.146 and las, min 81: wheeling, Va.
SLAVERY has olihan d and nd, is resci YIN one
81 has ever been oPercd in this CITY His stuck
having been selected himself with great care he Is able
to oer merchants and others. far surpass'
ing yearst heis sell and Caps as
Our stock Comprises every description OF Hats AMI Caps
SOW in use. i,sIE 3, seSl2 IN "a 81 AyER-%
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Dynpcpuiu, Il henmn tisni, scrofnln, Liver
Com IniMt, &c FEuM TnE METRoFoLis-Pass it
around let The afflicted lear the glad tdnssl This is

..fg tyI.-rr.. .,rs. w GsuIHGToE, May III 1883.
Messrs Mortimer q Mowblayi Gentlem en.Haying
been afflicted With Liver Complaint OF ten years sandG
hereby the ench OF the afctcd, take great pleas
announcing that alter using lew bottles OF your
Hampton rinclue. II found il lad ACCOMPLISHED Periec
cure have used different medicines from time to tine,
ublc oRccount foraMy apparent goo1
AM. It'll blessing stricken humanity that that tnned
cine is found which tie wond tos power opTo
longing human lite. Tie many cures it has wrought is
sufficient guarantee oil the beneC.n results which may
be experienced from its use. Yours, respectfully
77f6 '--.i5 !. CURTAIN HAY.
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MUSIC! MUsICM MUsICNl !,

MUSICl MUSIC!! MUSIC!!!
1Toyv ia the tue for our ladies' if they wish 10 amuse
~ tbemSslyes with all the late and beautiful songsf
marches, quekstepb, Variations, doetts'
&c which we have just received It'll, ,,,.
VIC n ye now tho larEeat stock OF new MUSIC w
have ever shown CUSTOMERS besides Oea"'u'
s,o., ~ all sorts Of uaical Ilstrll ent9s1 tfs9
Give rs call ard tor.yourselt how muse ~
the sou All the above are for sale cheaper tnen s
ne Music Store, 1893 Main street. 1,1cKE1st1N
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DR. Gordon Harris,

~ baltimore LOCK Infirmary, No: 81 south GAY
NJ street, orposlte the Exchange Buildings, baltimore
practical experience OF over 90 years enables DR. H.
cases which long been yielded by regular rhysi
clans 70 tile hands Of uackcry He be consulted
hden.ihliy, eitlier IN person or by letter.
at dis.pse cured at home by addressing
eonfaenat, remedes sent by mall 10 any part u s.
See adver tisemeMt on foufthlrage. - apr4-tY
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REMOVAL,

pGgbaye removed to their new and spa
clio brick buildings, 1sI Mari e. Street, whefe tncy
naanplsS Tut Tin and STREET. IRON WARE,
And keep for sa japan Ware and Honeholl Furnsh,ns
EJfyvSTe dsofhe latest styles OF Cooking
tsv will seii IS holesalA and Retallat the the le
market prices Their old ana me s, P
Of aftlcesin their XIX TIomFtY made 70
ar fL u =
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Or HE Cordial i, m Y, ttg eoetPtrsfss, fnRi"'
0 PS4lscrss60 tsr sqis tyS q az Srst2
Hss5gss&La-s 1872 broadway, EeW.York.
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Es '7.t OUEENSWARE. -
VIZ receiving. per ships Mary Hale ana Ais5
w undei, T5 crates Queenswaie NJ king our assert
nent the largest in the vest = 40
srn1 OIL. - 10 % n p tie Post once
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IN 90 aBONN's FIG TOBACCO. ~, ~ ~ ~. :,
ruS reeaiveJ few kegs OF ;his superior
T,bscco Its truly tie finest article Of Natural Leaf
That bss ever been offered to the wee loving part Oh Inc
eo 51n % =" 81, - =, J,W RHODES, agent