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A Word to the Ladies.

TIME only apology have for addressing you these
l. few lines now, is to let you know lnat | am
on hand wilhthe freshest and most sp,endid stock OF
Dress q oods, purchased exclusively tor you, ever
before offered in Gadz, to which desire to call your
attention. To enunlerate everything iii this line
would take too much time and space, but will give
you list Of the leading articles. We have French
Merinoes, every color all wool; Coberg Cloths nil
wool Dcaincs, every color and shades De VASES;
VeIVats, &n.; also few patterns Of fancy Funnel;
Opera Cloth. new article for dresses; three dozen
new and rich style Bay State and;Brlste long Shawls
one hundred pieces OF new st lie and tust color
prints us cheap as ever; Black ami Fancy Silk white
Cambria, Swiss, &C. and great many other arti-
ces which have not time 10 mention. Excuse me,
ladies' for this brief notice. Hoping these few lines
may find you all enjoying good health, peace and
pleasure, that you will call and see lis often, and
take something along each time, ...
lremain yours most truly,
A. F. MOORE.
Cndz O., August l3, 1883
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New Furniture, Chair and Look
ing glass Store

GRATEFUL L for tue very liberal patronage which
VI has beeu extended Ia Ile subsTibeE, lac would
bcg leave 70 inform his friends and the public geE
crafty, that he has taken room in the block
Main Street. nSsr Union, where he Is prepared "
furnish all kinds Of Furniture, Chairs, Looking
Glasses, &c In all their variety
PICTURES; OF all sizes, boln in Gilt, Deal and
Man 3guny Framed, iTamen 10 order.
Nm. RlHELDAFFER,
No. l27, Main street
Wheeling Sent Il lE52 -Iv
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MOT TTE' ''-'-' II W.. I
w. D. MOTTE & BROS,

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DIZZY GOODS,
No. l76, MARKET ST., WHEELING, Va
WE wish to call the attention Of the citizens Of
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, to our
establis ishmenen the City OF Wheeling. Our house
deals in every description of DRY GOODS, We
will he prepared early i'll the with splendid
stock, suitable for Fla and Winter Trade, 1t will
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all kinds OF STAPLE & DO
MESllC ARTICLES, such as arc suitable for ia M
lily use.
One of the firm will be in the East good deal Of
his time so that we will be receiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout the season. We will be
able to offer inducements in prices which but few
houses have in the Western Country.
We solicit call ut our Store when you visit our
City, and if do not satisfy you that it will be
your interest to deal with us, then it will be our
IauIt, W. ID. MUTTE a. BRO iHER
Wheeling, Sept. IA, lS53-ly
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Bought l1;aTGy

OUR stock of Fall and Winter heavy Goods con.
Osisting OF red, white and yellow tanneIs, bard
do. insey, james, casines, tweeds, cloths ect sct,
is quite full, and was bought in May, before the
rise with view to this falls trade, and will be sold
to customers at old pri Z E.-.
A few pieces OF Iw cd all wool filling tvery
cheap only Is cents per yard. ..O-aF
Wheeling, Sept. %. STONE g. THOMAS
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Nov. I2.
Flour $3.50. Nothing done this morning
in hogs or provisions. The market is de-
pressed, and hogs are offered at 4.5O.
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Bonnets.

A BEAUTlFuLsstock OF fancy silk and satin
"a bonnets--ulso, mourning do. also, large
Stock OF stIaw, English straw gimp, and all the late
varieties Of bonneis very cheap at
Wheeling Sept ~. STONE g. THOMAS,
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Sherif's Sale.
JanlGs, Welsh,
rs. In Partition.

JanlGs. Welsh,
vs. In Partition.
John Welsh, ct ais. !
ID virtue of an order of sale issued out Of tAc
II court Of Common Pleas oil Harrison county,
Ohio, and to me directed will offer for sale at the
door Of the Court house. in CudiZ in said county on
the 10th day of December, A d 1853; between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock, A NJ and o'clock p NJ of suid
day, the following real estate situated in said county,
to wit; part OF the N. w quarter OF section 81 in
Township II, of range five Steubenvle land district
bounded follows, beginning at the N W corner OF
said section thence south wilkt the section line 100
perches to 5 w corner of said N W quarter, thence
east with south line of said quarter leo perches,
thence north parallel with boundary line OF said
section l60 perches TO. the north boundary of said
section, thence with section line 100 perches tn
place otbcgining, containing 100 Acres subject to the
lite Estate OF Elizabeth Welsh in the whoas. vi said
tract.
Said dlnnA is appraised subject to said life Estate at
the sum Of $2U59.
Terms of sale 4 in hand : in one year and x
in two years from day Of sale with interest," and to
be secured. JAMES BOY ID Sheriff.
i LEwToN Atty. for Petitioner.
Nov Q, lS53-4t.
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THE MARRIED W0MAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

BY DN 4. N. MAUKICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
ON HInSFsdA Edition. lsss, pp $50. Price 50 CsrLs.
toN PINE PAPER, ExTRA BINDING, 81 00.l
First published in Is47 and it is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY MALE,
whether MARRIED OR NOT can here
acquire full knowledge OF the ma~
tUre, character and causes OF her
complaints, with tho various
symptoms, and that nearly
HALF A MILLION COPIES
should have been sold. It is impracticable to con-
Sey fully the various subjects treated Of ~ they
arc Of . nature strictly intended for the married,
or those contemplating marriage.
EDWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few
months
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFR.aUDED!
Buy no book unless Dr. A. Nj. Mnuricoau, l29
Liberty Street. N. Y, is on the title page, and tho
entry in the Clerks OfIce on the back Of the titlo
pnge; and buy only of respectable and honorable
Dealers or send by mail, and address to DR.. A. NJ.
Maurceau, as there are spurious and surrcpttious
inirinSements of copyright.
~ URSm RHasnM;g 9t Une poHa MAh- MAE
FANION" is sent (IaGtfed free TO any part of the
United States, the canadas and British Provinces
Or. A. NJ. MAURICEAU, Box 1924, Nsw-York
oity. Publishing Office. No. 12o Liberty Street
Maw.York
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McMechen's Literary DanoI.

TIME undersigned has removed HE l.rtRAgY
l. DEPor to No 4. Washington Hall. Monr,,a 81,
where he constantly kesps o1s hand, hnaks station.
cry varieties also, all the popular Magazines, News
or Literary Papers nt the day, A chiecr selection
OF the latest foPrIAa prHLIcATloSs cannot he found
in any establishments in the West he intitss hls
friends from Ohio tagve him a call.
g9 o JAS. H. McAIEEHEN,.
Wheeling, gep2s lsh3Iy -. .-.
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Sherifs Sale
Th0mas NlIIesple, u, 7,
vs.. In Partition.

I
VS.. In Partition.
Samuel Coleman, ct ais, !
DY virtue OF an order Of sale issued out of tic
ID Court of Common Pleas Of Harrison county,
State Of Ohio, and me directed, ! will offer ior
sale public auction, at the door ofthe Court house
in Cadz. HARRISON county, the 10th day OF Dccc-
Der, A. d. 1853, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ and 4 O'Clock P. NJ the following Icasehold
real Estate to wit: The South half OF the North
west quarter of Section Sixteen in Township Eight
"of Range four in the SteubcnviIle Land District
''containing Eighty Acres more or less" and being
lease hold Estate OF School lands granted to Thorn
as Anderson late OF said county deceased, in the
year A, D. 1922 for ninety nine years, renewable
forever, subject to rent.
The said leasehod Estate with tine improvements
are appraised at five hundred Dollars, and will be
sold for ne-thTd of the purchase money in hand,
one third in year and Cne.thrd in two years
from day oi sLe, with interest. Deferred payments
to be secured.
JAMES BOYD, Sheriff of Harrison co.. o.
L. LEWToN, Attorney for Petitioner
\ CalR. Nov 9, lS53.--lt.
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Basket Factory.

l MARKET SQUARE Wlsr siDE, cor. MARKET ALLEY.
1 MS>ONEI, manufacturer OF all kinds of Willow
- and ratan ware comprising cLidrens wagnnr
gig cradles, chairs, sleighs farmers seed baks1,
maj II baskets; iades travelling and sewing bassstS
roun.., oval and square in endless vnrictys-..
Also constantly on hand brooms and 4 great vaIi.
ETY. o cedar ware, churns, ,ubs, baskets Al slcle>
sale and retail Orders Mo,nptly 4ttrndedt4
Wheeling sep9s isl3-Iy
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BAER, WALTER & BROTHERS,

WnOLtiSAL LE AND RETAIL
CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. 1872 Main Street, BeLpY Monroe House,
WHEELING, Va.
THE undersigned would respectfully call the at.
l. tention Of the PUBLIC, both in and oul Of town,
to their Nov Clothing Emporium, where they flat
ter themselves that they will be able to offer bet
ter bargains than any other establishment in Wheel
ing.
Our Goods are always purchased on the best terms
from the first Manufacturers, and made up at our
own Establishment in Baltimore.
OuE Stock too large for enumeration, co nprises
every article, Fine and Course IN the
Ready Made Clothing Line.
Give us a call and we will endeuvor 10 fit you
out in the best style, cheap for Cash.
T. S.-A great stock OF Fail and Winter goods
just received and now opening.
BAEsR WALTER & BROS.
Branch Of Walter l. Rros Clothing Hnuse, Bal.
timore, Md. Wneeling, Sept. IA, l953.-ly,
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J. SrRArroN, Cincinnati--E G CoNwELL, Coshoc.
ton-H ROUND, SoralsviAe--SENTINEL OFFICE Cadiz
-CoTToN, Clevelnnd-A HINcHMAN, ,Salem-HHERaS
THOMPSON, Stenbenvie-JoHH GEARY & Co. CUua>
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OF New and beautiful style for Sashes and Bon
~ netts, also Velvet ditto all width and cuts A
line assortment OF silks together with few of other
kind OF bonnets. septic 80 WIN HOGG eco.
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Ribbon and Bonnets

(NOLE Leather, Window Glass Nails Il Stone ware
- fresh ass Ortment. VIM. HOGG a. co.
sent. q 1859
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Latest. Best & Cheapest
Wood & Smith

REnnsS receiving sgsi opening very extensive
iUI VI new goods = all -0rts, qualities and prL
crs but all very cheap, Eotd 10 our ca cUsTOAERS
sufficient. WOOD & SMITH
Cadiz, Oct %, 1853. Iy
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aAEH " ES!!!

TNRED. A. THOMMAN is now prepared to at
Il tend to auction sales i'll this Cuunty.
Writing of all descriptions attended to with de-
spatch, Books posted, Bonds, Deeds, &c. &c drawn.
Office at the Mansion House
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THE MARRIAGE STATE 4;
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS |

shsH H@pptasss aad HsaiEA, o. .asssrs as
sfeEssss, afIssd az
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0tH Pieces Prints, mostly H.adirr cplOrs al
~OO lOcL 70 1858 lyl WOOD 4 SNiIH
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A LII Sorts OF men and boys veur consisting of
"a Tweeds cordarOy's; Pilot s,0jhs SaitiReIts
Jeans, Eastern lincy's etc. the cheap corner u
oct. %, lsj3-ly WOOD L. SMITH.
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4 tLOIH cops all sizes, various col1fs,at
~ toct. 20 lS52-ly) WOOD & SMEEH'S-
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GOOD sock OF Broad cloths various quan,i
"a ues and cOlOrs tyIz-l Blue, Black, rIumG.
oct.26r l-A3-ly WOOD Il SMITH.
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Final Account.

LNEEDLEY'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS TREA. D..
l. IlSE, or how to get, save, spend, give, lend
and Bequeath money, for sale at reduced price by
nov 10 '53 ] BEAL1
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Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts Of the held o.
ths insects Of the earth eVineing DO more thoughi
reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
we're not VouchsAfed 10 them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon WHOM
are dependent the health, the Well-being, and the
happiness Of . con6ding and AfsctiOnAte wife With
perhaps family Of children.
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II MBRELLA'S, Window paper and Weaver'a
u Reeds. ai toct26 '53ly) WOOD Il SMITHS
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E'RENCII Merinoes, coberg, ami Palmetto cloths,
Il Deanes and ulpaccas, 1t
iocE 26 Isl3-ly) WOOD & SMITHS
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BLANKETS and state Shawlsat
ID toct 20 lSS3-lp WOOD & SMITHS
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Stone and Earthen Ware, at
WDNn & SMITH,S Corr
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A NICE Stock of cutlery kniles and forks, spoons
IN. scissors, Hinges and screws eIc.
ioct26 '53-lyl at WOOD 4; SMITHS
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NIMPS, FIinges, silk, Luces, coat binding cord
II aud all sorts Of trimmings for Men and women
at toci 20 lS53-lyJ WOOD & SMITHS
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SERIOUS Row AT CHARLoTTsvHLE, NA.-Ihe Rch-
mond Ererinq Bulletin states that on the 18th INST,
several of the students of the University at Char
louisville Va, attended an exhibition given there
by Mr.. Wyman, and made so much noise and dis
tnrbance as TO induce the police to interfere, when
conllic; ensued, and several on each side were IN
;nred Two of the students however, were secured
and taken to JAIL and one Of them so severely beat
en- as TO be rendered snseless. This aroused the IN
donation of all his school mates who 1t Is alleged
assembled to the number of nearly 800, and threat
ened to tear down the Jail. Prof Harrison alter
considerable difficulty lsays the Baietn succeeded
in appeasing them long enough to listen to aproP-
ostrn from him to the effect that the students should
appont himself with five or six students as COM
mttee to meet the town authorities On his re-
turn he informed them that the jail was guarded py
body OF one hundred and sixty rittemen. AT the
mention of this their Indignation was aroused anew
and they camored out, "to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
unon them and their shouts as is stated by an eye
/ witness, IN ght have been heard for a mile. Inc
] committee however, reasoned them into deslstihe
from any attempt to rescue their mates until they
were better prepared and on the morning oil the
l9th, they met at the rotunda of the lawn IN grea
numbers. There they resolved, instead of golne
down in body, 10 appoint committee to see thai
Justice was done their companions-yet their feel
ings are, it Is said not Of the most pacific chayac
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Aaautic.s Ns,rs Continued
NV YoRK. Noy. 30

Aaantics Neacs Continued.
Neutral flags are to be respected by the co N
batants of botli nations. tbtfsat kf'f tf(
Count Nesselordes diplomatic circular has be en-
published, and excites very strong remarks from
both the French and British press
Turkey firmly refuses to have anything TO do with
the amendments of the Vienna Note, but insists up
on perfectly new treaty.
Kalapa has received tie command for the Danube
service.
The Circassians continue successful in Asia.
Napoleon expresses himself strongly in favor of
the Turks. Active operations are in progress to
aid them. rt
The English Government evidently yacates.
Prussia has notified the Powers that she reserves
for herself perfect liberty of action in regard to the
Eastern Question.
Austria continues her professions of neutrality.
The Russian Commander moved forward with "a, :
600 men, mostly infantry, on the llth. They were
met by the Turks A pitched battle ensued, and
after a short and sanguinary action the Russians
were compelled to retreat on Bucharest in disorder.
In four several attacks the Russians lost 5000
men. This is reliable
Previous to this. on the Sth, the Turks were
driven from an Island opposite lncigero. The
Turks shortly after reinforced and retOok the
Island, and keptit ss13 ll-.sR
The Gar has discharged all English operatives
from the Navy Yards.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 30-River fallen three inches;
weather clear. Flour heavy this morning at SO
% a 80, with sales of 900 bbls. Whisky 2l4s
2l4 Sales of 40 hogs at 81. There is frmer
ieelng-the weather being more favorable for
packing, ard only few hogs in market Nothing
doing in provisions Groceries unchanged
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3O.-The river is falling slowly
CINCINNATI, Nov 3O-River fallen inches
PIrTsBuRd, Nov 30.-The river is stationary,
with scant four feet in the channel
Ex-Governor Williams, of New Hampshire, has
been appointed Senator in place of Anterior, de-
ceased
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frnnu THE crscrsnAr, pnIcr CURRENT.
TENNESSEE BANKs-CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

TENNESSEE BANKS-CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
We have heretofore referred to the fact that the
Chamber of Commerce at its last monthly meeting,
appointed a Committee to make inquiries and re-
port with reference to our currency, and particu-
lary to the expediency of receiving the notes Of
Tennessee banks at par. This movement was in
duced by the constant complaints among Merchants
of the inadequate supply OF currency. And as ar
rangements were in progress to have the paper ia
ken by the Banks upon the same terms as the Notes
of Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri Virginia, and East
ern Banks il was thought that expression from
the Chamber on the subject wonld be desirable and
proper At specia! meeting of the Chamber held
on Thursday evening, the following report was sub
mitted by the Committee and after lengthy dis
cussion il was laid on the table, and made the order
for next Monday evening. Some of the members
seemed to think the Chamber should not move in
the matter--while the majority present entertained
the contrary opinion. The debate was warm and
a good deal of information was elected.
The Committee recommended the adoption of the
following resolutions:
ReSolred, That it would be greatly to the advan-
tage of the Merchants, and others doing business in
this city, increase the amount of the Notes of so-
vent Banks passing at par; and that we believe the
Notes of the Bank of Tennessee, the Planters
Bank of Tennessee, and the Union Bank of Ten
nessee at Nashville with their branches to be as
good as any other Western Banks.
Resolred, That we cordially recommend TO the
Banks. Bankers Merchants, Manufacturers, and deal
ers generally this city, to receive and pay out the
Notes Of the above mentioned Banks, at par, in the
some WAYS as the Notes of Ohio, Indiana and Ken
lucky are now received. r
j. s. CHENOWETH, / Co,,,,,;,,oo
r BUCHANAN
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From the Charleston Daily Evening News.

A1ExANpEa's PANoRAMA OF THE ASTEDHUvIAN
woRLD.-We have frequently called the attention
of our readers to the fact of the exhibition, at
South Carolina Hall, of this celebrated work OF art
We have already spoken of It's merits IN terms
Of high commentator. We beg leave to repeat
that, as a work of artistic merit, are not aware
of the existence of its superior. 1t is daily visited
by hundreds of our ciGzens-those who are capa-
bile of jndging OF its merits-and we have yet to
learn that there is any abatement of interest in the
exhibitions The Painting as Prentiss said OF
Claws mouth, speaks for itself We recommend all
20 avail themselves of represent opportunity, and
Judge of its meri's. This is positively the last
evening of the exhibition in this city, as we are M
formed by the proprietor that he goes TO Coumbla
tomorrow morning To our friends at Columbia
we bespeak for him cordial reception.
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j. s. CHENOWETH, Com
r. BUCHANAN,
A SAMPLE CLERK.

Jem B. is wag. A joke to Jem is both food
and raimeni; and whenever or wherever there Is
opening for fun he has it.
Jem was recently in drug store, when youth,
apparently fresh from the ''mountlngs entered the
store and at once accosted Jem stating that he was
in search OF JOB
"What kind of job?" inquired Jem.
"Ohl most anythng-I want to get kind OF a
renteel Job, I'm tired of tarmin, and kin turn my
hand to most auythin.'
"WeI, we waut man. good, strong, and
healthy man. as a sample clerk"
"Whats the wages?
aWages are good: we pay 81, 900 to man in that
situation.
"Whats a fellow have to doY'
aObl merely to test medicines, that's all. 1t re-
ouires stout man, one Of good constitution, and
as he gets used to it. he does mt mind it. You see,
we are very particular about the quality of our med
icincs and before we sell any, we test every parcel
You would be required TO take say, SIX or seven
ounces of Castor Oil some days with few doses oil
Rhubarh Aloes Croton Oil and similar preparations.
Some DAYS you would not be required to take any
thing; but as general thing you can count upon
saw from six to ten doses of something daily As
TO the work that does not amount to much--the
testing department would be the principal labor re-
oured of YOU: and as said before, it requires a
person of very healthy organization endureit but
YOU look healthy and guess you will suit US The
Young man (pointing TO very pale-iaced, sum
looking youth who happened to be present has IL
led the post for the past weeks but he is hardly
| stout enough to stand it. We should like to have
you take right hold, if you are ready, and II you
! saw so, well begin to-day; here's new barrel o.
Castor Oil Just come in, I'll go and draw al
| ounce, ---
(Here verdant, who had been gazing intently up
on the slim youth, interrupted him WITH
"N-n-o-o, g-u-e-ss not to-day, any how; LII &c
down and see my aunt, if should conclude to come
| I'll come up tomorrow and let you know
As he did not come, it is to be supposed he con
sidered the work too hard.-ChntOn COuyGnt
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GUIDE TO ENGLISH COMPOSITION: BY DIR. BREx-
ER. c. s Francis Co.. Boston and New York, 1883.
This is a work, designed for schools and Acade-
mics, and supplies an important place in the Aca-
demic course of instruction The general arrange
ment of the book is well adapted to the develop
{ intnt of thought For sale by W. T. BERRY & Co.
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THE Six PENNY SAVINGS BANK-This institution
lately established in New York, is said to be doing
a fine business On the Sd instant there were 81
depositors of cents to 1920 each; and on the 9TH
inst LOG depostors of cents to 81, 400 each The
majority Of the depositors are under fourteen years
of age, and some as young as five, whose parents or
friends act as their trustees Deposits are received
from to o'clock in the evening.
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TIE IRON RUE By I. S. ARTHUR The name
of the author Of this novel is sufficient to insure ol
it rapid SALE His works possess one great re-
commendation-he says everything he has to say
in small space, and what he says is always accept
able to the pure and uncorrupted in taste. F. HA-
GAN. on Market street, has it for sale.