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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02

H. R,Ls CRY AXD THE PITTsBUnGH.-Fhe
ell. Courier gives the following account of
s. ,s,r,pnate collision between these two boats.
Nv ,,rss with the Courier, that gross, and we
nav al. culp1Jle negligence. was manifested by
/. he o5cers OF the Pittsburgh
4 Attn. COLLISION between tn. Falls City and Pitts
1ur,h took place at the foot OF Petucoat lSland'
a,g., Marietta. about one o'clock on Wednt sday
o,o;r1 drring the prevalence of fog. The Falls
a., rss descending ans! the Pittsburgh ascending,
III ,bar came tagether "hcad on the bow of
A. .pittsbursh striking the bow or stem of the
FoI CITY on the s.arboard quarter crushing in her
s61,y in a fearful manner. below the water line
sTba ,nsri and deck of the Pittsburgh was Shatter-
=ed IN fragments twenty feet from her bow. The
sen OF the Falls City was knocked of, her guards
demolished, and the capstan broken off, and the
,nny wonder is how she was saved from sinking.
Cant. Mason, of the Falls City, was on watch
q, the time, and TO his ndomitable energy, aided
by the daring intrepdity OF Ned Martin, the mate,
Tbe bo,t was saved and the freight not damaged.
The Falls CITY was floating in the river, htr ell
sines stopped, and on hearing the paddles of the
pittsburgh, y hich boat was under full Roadway,
he tapped the bell, giving the signal TO go 10 the
larhoarl. This was answered by the Pittsburgh,
=buttbe pilot headed her the other way. Captain
Mason then rang his bell violently, and gave or
ders te reverse his engines, and back the boat,
which was done, and the Falls City was backing
no stream when the Pitts burgh struck her. The
engines OF the latter boat were not stopped until
the collision occurred which took place near the
Kentucky shore. The Pittsburgh then backed
out, and Capt. Mason ran his boat with full head
OF steam, upOn,,the shore, moved his freight to the
stern, bnilt bulk head, and planked up the bow
as well as he could, and after seven hours deten
tion proceeded 10 Cincinnati. The Pittsburgh was
also compelled to tie up to repair her damages,
and every assistance was protfeEed by the officers
of that boat to the Falls City.
Capt. Mason, we understand, does not attach
any blame to the Pittsburgh, and considers the
collision unavoidable, but to judge from the cir
cumStaRceS, detailed above, ofthe opin-
ion that gross carelessness, or Indifference to the
signals manifested by the officers Of the Pitts
burgh. If they had followed the example of Capt
Mason, and Stopped their boat, no damage could
have enSued.
The Falls City will be hauled out on the ways
at Cincinnati, and il will be a week or ten days
before she will be repaired. He freight will be
reShipped from Cincinnati.
While the Falls CitywaS taking in coal at Coal
port after the fist accident, the little steamer Cab
inet came down, rounded TO, aud ran into her, and
damaged the cook house and guards. The engines
of the Cabinet refused 20 back, which caused her
to run into the Falls City.
These mishapS will involve loss of So 10000 to
the Owners of the Falls City, which we hope
couple Of trips will repay
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02

D.,..n WHIT IS expected at our landing
.,, drt to- morrow morning, We extract the he, follow
eau, y, .,,,i to h.r, from the Louisville Times:
in5 !" .IT,.r-A mother new and splendid steamer
CNS> =. L'Iy lake her place IN this line The David
IS TsaaS bn at Madison, will be at our wharf this
White 'n u. ,bout five O'Clock. Two weeks ago
evealns =. nIsasure OF examining this beautiful
we Aa an5 aus sdfirng her proportions. The David
GoaH az nerfact model, and we predict that She
h'IeS - SneeL with the tleetrSt boats on the
vii. We Her ie machinery IS without fault in the
riSet ton Of the best engineers, and her cabin
.1i osr appointments as perfect as the most
anu a. ,1saos could make them. She IS about the
a l SIC as our favorte Falls City and we think
'' brr equal in all respects. She is MadE-
j. I'it boat. and we heartily congratulate the
SIa a3sonisns on their achievement OF building one
us most splendid boats that ever ioated on the
o. o., .' ,iysr At O'Clock this evening we shall be
"A.2 landing 10 witness her arrivrl and as we
on -, -I, hundredS Of our citizens are anxious to
''0 .,n,s her, we Iall not be alone. She may be
~E..1l expected within few minutes OF the
.h1u! named ~, ,,,,,,I.r >to,dov
i,,..:et in the Union Line.
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS EIANaEoS,

n n I T II Z s. M.
Ttis Lamp producing portable Light entlu
recommended az superior 10 any other nor in
rfNIIE LIG lit is IodIccd by the burning acrorm
Cas- which is emitted i'll beautiful jets from small pc
iIiatiOns in PIntna.
generated il is used, orits own
combustion acting on the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus is perfect and portable apparatus
~ eatirg and burning aeTilOrm Gas.
Its ION is SUCH that all possibility OF accident
ON its is ely CmOvc: and the great simplicity
arrangement r"ndcra less liable get order than
"uy other kind of Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim.
ing do the Oil and Campenc Lamps and burns equally
WE'LL either with without glass globe shade and pei
iccty free from smoke or OdUT.
The opinions the scientific be learned
that at the Annual Fair OF the American Institute in 1916
SILVER MEDIA awarded to the Inventor, and hi.
loma Manufacturerand the it pTonounC
the BEST LIG 1T exhibited TO the Institute.
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail. by
J. K. DUNBAR d co.
No 2G Monroe st, the Post Office
selrfT Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
WIN. 7. SELBY.

WIN. T. SELBY.
40. ny, Main stree: has full stock -: DRY
~ GOODS of latest inpOrutiOms, and from tile
manufactures 0 our country. carefully selected expressly
Ia! the
JOBHING TRADE.
III the best fabrics, designs ColOrs, to which lie
srCtuLy sulCits examination nom his old
al Country Merchants.
IOTilS-lliS stock consists in pant the best makers
and oi the usual variety OF cOoIs both 70 cigIi
Domestic.
tASSIM ERES-Blin black and doeskin, as w0lI as of
great variety oil the choicest fancy COlO,S
SArINErTS-Blnck, Blue Steel. fancy Iecn and
Browns, &c. i very full and complete stodk; also
Twc0ds and Cy. Jeans.
OVER COATINGS-OI colo ed blankets, pilot bca yer
cloths anu other such goods in variety.
FRlNIS--A very large stock OF the best make
madden COlOrs. As we'll as the most common kind
OF low priced prints Tor comforts, &c.
DRESS GOOIS-GlnghaInS, dc ainS, nb'd uSIe
ylain and hg'd black alpaCas, as well as OF COlOTS
OF the best VARIETY, both figured and plain.
WHITE GOOlDS-An extensive stock of CaHlTIC figured
and plain, jaConcts, Swiss and Scotch mills. liz
dia, book, thread and cotton laccs, cdgings etc,
in variety, also irish linens.
GAPS Mems, boys and child velvet and
also Mexican hats, a most dcsiI ablc lot.
bCachcd nIusllnS, shifting, Checks, Ticking, &c.
AC together with full and complete stock
Notions OF all sorts. usually wamtedi and eItOgcth
cr feel well assured my stock so complete that
when ii is examined and the pTiC :tnd, 1t will he
found III all respects. perhaps superior
stock OF Goods before offered in TIC market
rH~2l. w. T. SELHY.
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VuImabIc Property for sItic or 90.
E,i

THE undersigned offers for sale cOrartnershir, Il
ELlST FURNACE, located miles from the line tho
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and near Paramount Marion
Go. Va together with abundance Of Iron Ore, Line.
sioe Coal and Timber, close the furnace. The l:cr-
signed wishes either sell, extend his operations, ard
"aIiy havnga Rolling Mill Foundry i'll Whc.ring,
will Join in with this establishment, and u
S"H' Engine lie will offer III" most liberal farms, recCiv
irs all machinery stock at a aiT valuation.
Specimens of the Ore and Pig Metal may he the
DnCc OF the Wheeling lnclIigcncer.
Cost of Iron delivered the furnace, per 20
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels.
East Of Limestone, per ton. 81!
Hon. Thomas Ilay will receive and conduct any
gentlemen to the establishment who may desire visit
examine it.
',Cill-tG JOHN &. WILLIAMS
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NOTICE

NJ m easintss Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
Manufacturing, all its Varieties will he continued
E uGeL signed al the stand No TO- Union street
"mN Clark having withdrawn
OF the patronage heretofore extended to the
Seo.shH'en is respectfully solicited
1El2-lydc CAYWOOD Il CONKIJN
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Public Sale!

- late principal of the Wheeling Female
y-rs, ABOUT TO remove East, and finding ii inCOn
At 10 transport lis heavier Furniture will disnOse
Sa al Public Sale at the Seminary building on
aBl III T aid thursday of next week, February 23d
rms VIII furnish good opportunity to persons
HE i an! article III way OF housekeeping Among
h.. ae'-liureaus book cases. sofas Chairs tae
t.r;,, pets window blinds, Oil.COths bedsteads
dining tables, Stoves kitchen furniture crock
-6, clocks. boxing giasses lamps &c Also
se-fsss ,n vi moi sold al private sac) one Piano,
u. w. TOLFORD.
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Dissolution.

WE coPartnersh,P heretofore existing between Elias
pew and Joseph ChlrnOck in the Carpenter business
aLGe Inc hrm 0i Dew ChaTnO"k. dissolved by mu
consent on The 10th inst. The business will be cOntn
~ Ellas Dew at the old stand until further notice.
Nu'ho'lzed 10 settle up the business of he late firm
w. ELIAS DEW,
" leehng. Jan. IS:ilnd InSEpI NlNnf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02

painted Tin Toilet Ware and
been received, ard is now
most economical article in
the same at the Queensware
VI nishing Store, No. 2s Mon
HOBBS, BARNES & CO.
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LIVE AED LEARS.-we have to record passing events
and all other information that may be gene ally useful
We therefore recommend readars turn to the adver
tisemeEt Of Bryan's Pulmonc Waters, and more ''Try
hem" They relieve cough Immediately See adver
tisemeat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
RHODES. ISAAC M'SAIR. D. L. HERvEY
Rhodes, McNair g. Co,
LATE, ]. SENSENEY.

HAVING sold entire interest Messrs. Rhodes,
Ii MCNair IL Co, we beg leave TO call the attention OF
friends and the public the fact, and take great
pleasure in recommending the young having
siderable experience, and untring industry. Give them
n call at the Old stand No 3d. Main street, Centre Wheel
ing and our word for it, you will be pleased
FabO n &.
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GRAND LITERARY AND ARTISTIC

GRAND LITERARY AND ARTISTIC
COMBINATION.
Arrangements have been made 10 furnish the Knickers
Musical World ard Times, TO subscribers Five
The knckerbOCker is 50 per annum the HON" Journal
at the usual rates That be OBJ
ain"d for 5a year, is truly worthy CaluIic age
which Is just hcng ed in. the Ike rhock
er Magazine edited by Lewis Gaylord Clark, il is
cessny To speak, For twenty it has been
genial, humorous and spicy monthly III the world the
present volume VIII be better than any which preCcued it,
The Home Journal edited by Geo. p. Morris, n. p
Wilisis we known best family newspaper me
rca and the Musical Word and Times edited by Richard
Storrs Willis. with Lowell Mason, Geo H. tut lis Thorn
as Hastings, VIM. T. Bradbury, Geo F. Root, and other
musical writers contrib ing; and which gives among 9th
er things, over 25 worth of music and full
StruIton in harmony annually is the very musical
journal ever published These three publications will most
alamly up IN everything worth k!Owing-Art, science
literature music painting sculpture invent ions, diScove
rcs, wit, humor fancy sentimen the fashions
and other attractions for ladies' choice music the
Sabbath, the church and the resde; reviews and crti
csns OF musical works, performers and performances;
short the pick and OF novelty, incident biOg
rapy, art, literature and sGencei including whatever
DC gwen IN periodicals 10 promote healthy and
solid instructions in the family and help better
wiser, and happier may be now obtained S5-address
DYER IL WILLIS,
~ 25T Broadway, New York.
Editors publishing the above and sending the
paper containing il 10 Dyer IL Willis, will the
works named for year. CEbI9
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DISSOJ,uTTON

VIZ neIshp heretofore existing under the name OF
CANWOOD, CONKLlN &; CO, was dissolved bv
'n-'0'l consent, on the 92d OF October, 1852.
\ CAYWOOD,
C CONKLlN,
w NJ CLARK.
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Spring Fashion
TAYLOR 81 GRuNDv

TAYLOR & GRUNDY
AVE received from Europe by latest arrivals their
- Spring nd Summer STOCK OF DRY GOODS, sui.
table to the trade OF Merchant TaoTS and Clohicrs
whose attention they would invite examination be
lore purchasing in other cities. Our been
ectcd with great in the English French markets.
by member of our firm. ard are the latest and most
fashionable Styles comprising in all handsomcst and
most varied assortment of Goods Glass; imported
into this city for many years. We would name in part:-
WOOLENS.
liacot's mcy black Cassimercs;
Small check Cassmeres, for coats;
Super fancy ColOred cloths of variety of makes;
do BIcOt's and Simmons DoeSkEs;
Shepherds check CsSsimcrcs.
SILKS.
English and French Serges, COLD and black;
SatinS de chimes and grenadines;
Colorcd Plaid Sinchews;
Satin and silk Vcstinss, in great variety;
Baratheas, Florentincs, &C.
ALSO-Wetinss anu quiltings white and colorcd Mar
seilcs plain and fancy Linens; apaccas; red Paddngs;
French canvass Sicsiasi silk twist; silk warp cashrnc.
retcs; vaencias lustrc chaiis linen coat Checks
Our Goods have been this will always here
after be selected and ordered in Europe ourselves
as we have advantages for importing unsurpassed by any
house IN the country, prepared TO compete
cesstully in prices with n. York any other home
ket TAYLOR dGRISOy
reol'-Imtw 2iO Baltimore St. Cup stlrs.)
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OF FaTRefSDuTSh
6rGgAh THE first running steamer Allegheny
~ Clipper, =. T. Harris. Master, will leave
SsIa5xsAgsss Wheeling every Monday, "Wednesday and
win leave Parkersburgh every Tuesday, Thsdayand
turday at =. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board or To
,,, 49,, IS &. BAKER j. Co.,
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Cloak Cloths.

Cigars and Tobacco.
10000 Regalia Cigars; 5000 Havana 5000 Princip
= do 20 boxes Yellow Bank Tobacco-Just received b.
heC3 EROOES.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATl
Joseph Pearson and Sons In Chancery in II

Of nI,i,,
John J. IToge and others. county ~
ElY virtue OF decree rendered in tile foregoing css m
NE eth day OF January 1873 tie undersigned Sheriff
OF Ohio county, and such actin; as Consss oncr in
the rrrmscs, viii sell al public auction highest and
pest bidder at the front door OF OF Ohm
county, on Monday the 18th day March, 1853 lie middle
third part OF Lot No: Seventy C. fronting on Mar
ket street in the city oil Wheeling There comfortable
AMI convenient brick Dwelling House the premises
Terms Of SGeIcnic cent OF the ruIcI money will
be required in cash and there Will be credit tie rcsi
due OF SIM twelve and eighteen months in equal install.
meiis the purchaser purchasers giving o tile
d0eTi cd instruments, with security bearIu: Interest,"
from the day sale, be retained until tL
wnole purchase money is paid.
WM. 6. WlCKIIAM,
iaiE%1:tS sheriff and CUmn.ls soEcr.
NlhilNlA:-At Rules held the clerks office OF Inc
Circuit Court of Ohio county. the month February
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Spring Bonnets!
HOUSES AND LoI

AT AUCTION!
M I'LL he sold at fubc sale Monday the day 0
March next, at the front door of tn" Court House.
Los No 2, in No. &c. fronting Hapden street.
I;el A r addition, upon which is
THREE TWO STORY FRAME DWELLINGS,,
In good repair two OF which have front OF about feet
and the other front of about 30 feet each extending
same width back 115 feet, to ten foot alley.
The above property will he either separateIy,
whole, 20 suit purchasers.
Terms SALETen per cent of the OF said
in cash. and the residue in three equal instruments six
Twelve and eighteen months the purchaser purchasers
giving bonds for the deferred payments with coed
ry, bearing interest from the day SALE and title retain
cd until the purchase money is paid.
Possession given on the first OF April next.
G. Z. e. C. l.. wICKHAM,
feb1s Times copy1 Auctioneers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-02
TO PHYSICIANS

EAIkD Proposals will be received by the under
- untll9 O'Clock y. NJ Oh Monday the 2lst inst, from
Physicians for attending for year from LIST
day OF Ail next, such sick may he
the charge oil the OVcrsecTs of the Poor in Districts o.
u and T. and for TENDING the pnueTs the poor house
I"r propose may be made for any or said
dStncts separately all collectively and tor attending
the aupcrs in the poor house separately The Physician
in either case 10 furnish all medicines.
4. S. TODD, Pres't
icbll ROnrd Oversccrs of. Ln pnnr
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-c--,vrp ALVIN ADAMs.-The Pittsburgh
I"A ,.,ste,Iay. says steam was raised on
o. ~. beautiful boat on Saturday. merely % Try the
;a9 w. ~ her machinery; every thing worked 10
POM, satisfaction Of Al! parties. She will
luz e"'l. trip during the week. The Alvin
a'.Ns ,,lI be the fastest boat belonging to the
t-'.', she was built under the direction
.. /. i.''' I,cobs. and will be commanded by
,,,,. G. ". NOrtoH
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YRlEeEi.EIS 8 La I1lN,
MERCHANT TAllORS;

Monroe street., t,rO doors from Market, under The
Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va,
Keep constantly hand, full assortment Of Cloths,
Cassmeres, Vestings &c, which will be made up
der in the latest STYLE and best cb26
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Illustrated Paintings.

rIlE subscribers MaSOns, and Tails ~ Co.'S iustra
4 ted publications, requested Call at the Litcra
y Depot for the porose oE making arrangements 10 COM
ricr their works, which have not heretofore been urnsh
c complete, owing 10 the want of good faith the part
Woodward ~ Roland, OPP sburg the original canvas
mNNS jas. II. McMECuE EN-.
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Il 81 RECEIVED
CvT rs4l q, an, an! Gedeys Magazine for March;
Gus TS,r .n,'Gp. BY Mrs. SouthwOrth;
f nun Camel, by AiusYoTil: ''''''''e "'e''
E 80. ana Shade. by Anna H. Drury.
is Am me ColNlle FAM J, by the author OF Lew
Ling Y Sac A. MI Highway, by Benz Moran;
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NEW MISUNDERSTANDING.


CCOTT'S LIFE. bound and in paper, and the History
= oithe Mexican Var, both authentic and well written
histories, he had at the Literary Depot, at great
JAS. H MCMEcIEN.
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Just Received,
McCLELLANS q KNOX.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ia
BOOTS and SHOES,
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Band Borcs Nc,
ut the nell knOnn stand
BIG RED BOOT,

M are now receiving from Eastern Manufacturing
w ESTABLISHMENTS. OF the largest aud hest manuuc
turcd aSsUrtnent of3OOs and Shoes, SRI Summr
wear ever offered in this other market They have
been manufactured TO ORDER according to drec
tons, and are intended expressly for retailing To
regular customers and all others who may with
call, offer unusually large variety loOtS
Shoes, which guarantee equal quality of material and
workmanship 10 thUse maniac uTcd in this any part
the United States Our stock will he found consist.
part, OF the following seasOnablc goods:
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MISCELLANEOUS
DIR. TnddIs Pills

Van he had fresh and genuine at the following places in
Tue cry Oh uhceing and vicinity. viz:-At The Drug
stores o. James Bakers kels d CaIdwc Brcntlingcr d.
OF ~ 1 u lOgan& o; FIcdk Yalrling, Nn Mckee a
20; NhIiclctOwn); BrentIinscr Centre WheeIinpN
The Shoe store OF Todd IL Devol, market suuaIc and NJ
S Drug store OF the proprietor, Quincy and
Fifth streets. S' "
They can also be had at p Dunns, Grave Creek; A 10
uilllon'a and Jacob GOOdnGs, National ROa,; BENZ l.
CFaVen west AleXardrai Wilson Strngers, west Wheel
ing; ahd Fly looman's, bridgeport, Ohio.
ilcsc HlS need no further recommendato mir
lai; they have now been in constant more than
twenty years and if you will only give them chance they
VIII speak for thcnselvcs-tIy 26c per box; nry
doz; $50 per gross ianG
wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
" HEttEAS, by act of the General Assembly of Vir
w gina, passed June ., 1852 the Wheeling amt Bel.
mont 5idge Company were authorized increase their
capital socf 10 any amount eXcceirg three hundred
Thousand dollars, including the stock al eady subscr
anu we've further authorized to equaize the old the
Old holders as the Board of Managers might deem cGio
be 'e ~ ~i'''''
And whereas the stockholders said COMPANY nj their
annual meeting held the Bird January ISF3 nj,
huriZed the Board Managers increase the Cantni
lock OF said company according TO the provision of said
act ana 10 lake such steps under the their ug
hleht Should hi reasonable and proper.
y nd whereas, II meeting the Board
said Company held on the 9TH day OF January 1852 il was
resolved that the capital stock thereof should increased
sixty thousand dollars and the President Clerk of said
company We're ordered to make the arrangements
he Steps necessary TO books and subscrn-
lions Tor new stock fer said increase of capital
Nciice is hereby given that books
STOCK VIII lie opened at the Office Of Russell Fzhg in
The CITY OF Wheeling OH Wednesday the 9th of March
1893 aud wi continue open the place ten ay
from and after that time. Two dollars each share al
stock will be required to he paid time subsc
AMI the residue tcIcOfas required by the Board OF Mona
gers. By order of the board,
, JAMES BAKER, Prex't.
EDM II. tITZIIuGH, Clerk. Cian3 :dd
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What can be got for $500!

TIL undersigned have entered into arrangement by
which they agree TO furnish the Kuickc rbocir MagaznC
Gmonthly) the Home Journal (weekly), and the Musical
World and ines Cweeky)tC subscribers at the very
moderate price OF $500 for the three publications. all
ders enclosing that amount to DER & Willis will be
promptly attended 20.
SAMUEL HUSTON,
Publisher of the KnickerJockcr,
MORRIS & WILLIS,
Publishers Of Home Journal;
DYER & WILLIS,
Publisher Of Musical World & Times
257, Broadway, N. YoRK.
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PROPOSALS FOR KEEPING THE POOR.
DRoPOSALS will be received by the undersigned until
?Oclock y. NJ Monday the 2st inst, keeping
The paupcrs in tho house for year Apri
1885, The proposals to state the PCc per week for board
ing washing and lodging each person. and what an
'ai rent each is willing TO pay FOR the poor house
grounds. \. $. TODD, Prest
icbil Board OverScerS of the Poor.
/ < HEIS. Alcohol, in store and for by
LIZ Uch p kELIS d CALDWELL
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