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SundrieS.

Ladies' and Children's Cotton and Woolen
Hose Woolen Yarn, Woolen Table Covers,
Flannels, Moreens, Bleached and Brown
Sheetings, &C. For sale by
SIS d. SMITH.
Westerly, October II, 1858. l33tf
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CiSterns.
Flour, Flour.

NRESH Ground Of extra and choicebrand
j. just received and for sale low by
PENDLETON a. BROTHER,
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Particular Notice.

ME are weekly receiving new Goods
w which are bought for cash and offered
correspondingly low for cash or approved
credit s. & d. SMITH.
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The Westerly Hat Store.

c. ". MARSTON is pre-
Pa pared to furnish his Gus
toners with the new style
of Hats for the fall OF
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Livery Stable.
Found.

MONEY FOUND. Inquire Mt the stor,
vi of S. & ID. SMITH.
Westerly, Nov. 3, 1853 36tf
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Died


On Sunday morning, September O'Clock,
PHILIP FrzsMMoss aged IS native Gavin
Ireland.
those his brothers, Nichoss Fr
his residence Garner
Common Derbigny Streets First District THIS MORNING a,
10 o'clock.
minutes past O'Clock, Sunday, September
WILLIAMS aged As native Of Philadelphia and for the last
ten a resident Of this city
B His friends and those of Dubois Msh requested attend
his funeral THIS MORNING. halpas o'clock, from the
sails Stable
w- s...w. 1.-THE Members Of the Of
requested 10 meet THIS MORNING. O'Clock, their Hall
of Commercial Place and Camp the funeral
Crusader GEORGE H. WILLIAMS BY order Of the w. C. P
NJ. J.RElGART Grand Inspector General.
tB- PHGNx FIRE Co, No. S.The members Of Ph9nr
No s. and the Fire Department generally invited
funeral of GEORGE H. WILLIAMS, By order.
LOUIS POWER, Secretary.
Sunday morning. September o'clock GLEIsEs nged
80 years, of the veterans Of isi4 and 1915.
~ His friends and lusnanee and those of his
also those Of W. T. epp and Mai families invited
tend his funeral THIS MORNING. hs OOak, em hi.
residence, ST. Philip street. between Royal Condo Streets
further notice.
MARY ATWEL in the s4h Of her nsye the Parish
Ihues Town Of cenmore and Barney Farrell
Wesmeath, Ireland.
ss will plac, MORNING O'Clock from
the residence OF her Mrs " MCGUIRE Camp Desd
Her friends and those Of her sister, respectfully invited
tend, without further notice.
On the 18th Of August EMILE, wife of Caleb Green Esq
years, leaving five children.
10 Opeoasss paper please notice.
OF the prevailing epidemic, SARAH RUS
SELL, James Phillips, native Of Belfast ireland
IL GLASGOW and Belfast papers please copy.
Instant proving epidsc, JOHN II. HYDE
aged 20 years formerly OF Norwich, Conn
Sunday, September prevailing epidemic, ANDREW
HuEY, sged 10 years native Of County Dairy, Ireland
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PRAYER FOR THE CITY.

As Cons hand is heavy upon us, and the Bible
abrndanty teses that God hears the prayers of his
people and teaches that it is duty pray Him
for all men, and to call upon Him in trouble
Therefore we, Ministers and Pastors of Presbyterian
congregations in the city do hereby for ourselves and in
behalf Church Sessions and congregations appoint
UNION MEETING for humiliation and prayer to Almighty
God be held ut the Second Church. of Prytana
and Caope streets, at five O'Clock every afternoon be-
ginning with to-day during the prevailing of the epidemic
And we cordially invite all brethren other churches
and the public generally to unite with in humbng
ourselves before our Maker and in acknowledging His
Sovereignty over and in duplicating Him to deliver
us from the pestlence that desolates city And
ask also the prayers of all Christian people in behalf
city aud especially that God will be pleased to turn
His anger away from u.s. and give grace through His
Son Jesus Christ, to repent of all manifold sins
city aud people, and incline the hearts of all to
learn righteousness when His judgments are abroad in
the land w. A. ScoTT,
/. J. HsSpERsoN
N. G. NoRTH,
j. TwcHEIL.
New Orleans Tuesday August o. 1S5a II
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Philadelphia Letter.
MATTERS,rAED THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.
F nrrr aunun IN Kat ths Tr,srenf

Eprrfsuounenfknf fbe Grtsffut.
O. pu1r purA August 25.
Tha oros,;K of +bo consolidation under on,
.e ques' - sno .ousoo- ". ~
hunicipal government ol 'he Surious 0i'y' ois'
trict, corporation and borough organizations
that now constitute what is known as the g City
Of Pbiladelphia.n will enter largely into the
.r.:..I ..,...t .h;s can Tha ,vb;cs bor,
Poi''."t s
already placed themselves right On the question
their convention having with great unanimity
adopted resolutions pledging their candidate
for the Ieoslaf,re in the event of their e,ectior
e.,,,o.... .,,o ,,.ss.,. 80 1, Co. a.. -.
= ~ s;t,. and .om,,t, ~ ~ 80. -:
Of tne c,ty anu county INTO one great munich
panty. separate organization, having con
sonua'ioh lot us onJect mas aiso oeeh gotten up
~. tae ac.iono i .le Mnigs~wli Propaoiy rem
aer t.s eAls'ehce nuga1oy, fhe democrats
,iase no, yee enose,i thelr grouhu on the SUBJECT
out as .he wings FAVOR the measure they VIII
propaply oppose ~ -,
an esm -a'io set u geItiemeie Gazing tnem
1870 sne nneroan tege.erian associa.ioh
are noiuins a' presenI u cohsen9eh IN our CITY
anu amusing 'nose mno q 70 near " thelr va
Sa,ios W .ne supJeo. VI inca. anu vegetao,e
u ~ Aeooiui1g 70 'ne,r speeuhes nearly all
.no ul.i;es anu quile az 'he llas Oh "hicn hu-
manly - 'ne au.ilor y, ,he sunerer' are 70 oe
ascripeu 70 we ea,ing Oh nesh: wars, murders,
assaults ana the hke nave ,helr origin IN a beef
s.eak regimen whist on the otner manu- anna
oii.y' peace' gehelehess ahe an 'ne great VIZ
tues are engendered ana promoted py vegeta-
ran met. une speaker declared mat we,hao
no more right 10 XIII the meanest animal than
we had one OF oursewn species; ana ny way o.
recommending ms VIEWS asserted sthat peel
eaters were the only persons that assaulted
their wlves' vegetarlans never being guilty .o
sach conduct. Several OF the speakers de-
ciarea that they had ived entirely on vegeta'
pies 1or ten ana hiteen years. not using hesltpl
nsn at All ana some even aostainng froW eggs
ana milk AS, however, they all presented {
remarkably thin and cadaverous aspect, -ther,
not being one good hearty, jolly looking sou
among them, their appearance was not calcu
lated to recommend their practice
The cheap rates at which gas Is now Furnished
IN Philadelphia is raplpidly increasing the mum
Der Of consumers and rendering its use almos
universal In 1886 when the gas was first in
troduced the entire annual consumption wa
81 800 feet; and now in 1893 the consump
ton independent OF the supply for Spring Gar
den, which has works OF its OWN reached thu
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

LATE AND INTERESTING FROM BUENos AYREs-
Boston, August 27.--By the arrival at Salem
yesterday of the bark Edward Koppisch, We
have Montevideo dates to July Il, and also later
from Buenos Ayres.
General Pinto, President of the Chamber of
Representatives and Provisional Governor Of
the Province, died at Buenos Ayres June %,
and was buried with great pomp on the 30th--
the foreign ministers and naval officers being
present.
letter from Buenos Ayres says that the re-
port brought by the last arrival that Urquiza
had escaped, was erroneous. The outside party
will not allow him to run, intending that he
shall see them out of the scrape, or sink with
them
| Official notice had been received at Bucnos
| Ayres that General Flores had landed at San
| Pedro on the Northern frontier of Buenos Ayres
with six hundred men, and will soon have a
sufficient force to commence his march, when
| Urquiza will be completely hemmed in. post
script to the letter says that Col Dias and over
800 men of the outside party had gone over to
the Buenos Ayreans
/ The Buenos Ayres Packet of July says that
Urquiza, though he may have men, has no
means to carry on the campaign, being utterly
destitute of ammunition, clothing and money
and that his army is gradually DESERVING him.
The Buenos Ayreans have now at their disposal
| twenty three vessels of war, and among them
four steamers Urquiza, on the contrary, by
Goes desertion, has lost all his ships, among
| them, some he has recently purchased, includ
ing the propeller Utah, late of New York
| Since the raising of the blockade there had
been fair number of arrivals at Buenos Ayres,
and means will be taken to revive its trade.
Doubloons were quoted at 1886 There was nc
| produce in the city The U. S. steamer Water
| Witch was in port.
| The jamestown had gone to Rio de Janeiro,
| and Capt, Dornin, her commander, gave the
| traitor, Com. Coe, passage, for which he is
| severely condemned The price of Goes treach-
cry, it is said is 100000.
The American Charge, Mr.. Pendleton, in his
own name, has obtained partial supply Of
beef, vegetables, ETC., for his countrymen
The island of Martin Garcia has fallen into
| the hands of the Buenos Ayreans
ANOTHER SLAVE CASE AT CINcINNATI.--Cin
| einnafi, August 27.--Three slaves from vir-
ginia, on their way south with their owners,
having been landed at the wharf yesterday
1 were brought before Judge Finn, on a writ OF
habeas corpus, and their liberation demanded
under statute of Ohio, which provides that all
/ slaves brought into the State by their owners
shall be free. After an exciting trial, which
lasted till near midnight, the slaves were re-
manded to the custody of their owners
YELLOW FEVER IN PmLADEIPHIA. - Phiiadei.
phia, August 2S.---The deaths for the past week
amounted 70 227, including 1874 children There
were four deaths from yellow fever, and eleven
from other kinds of fever
|
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Gs- Howard ASSOCIATION. -RmIEF Me,

Iss- HOWARD ASSOCIATION. = RELIEF MEM
BERs-
" BoULLEAET President IL Dyldes and Magazine street
SHAW President Camp street. opposite Female
phan Asylum, and IS Poydras street.
c. H.. MOBILES Second Vice President 3 New Basin.
kURSHEEDT Is Bourbon and IS Camp streets.
D. RICARDO Secretary 20 Camp street. and Terpaiehore street
J. o. PERSON, corner of Camp and Orange streets
W. l.. GILES, corner OF Camp and Orange streets.
l. c. DILLARD, IS Camp and IS Bacchus streets.
E. l.. EIaIAio 90 Canal and % Camp Streets
W. EAIMERSoN. Bacehus street.
J. BENsADoN, at Touro's InirmaTy.
j. CALDWELL u Bank Place, and Deord
W. II. HAMMER, 10 St. Charles street.
W. H. PALFREY II Camp and i25 Julia streets.
W, l.. ROBINSON, 1e Benvile street.
p. CoNNIFFE, 81 Customhouse street.
B. oCoNNEIL, Cont street.
C. W. WHITALL Esplanade street, opposite the Mint.
j. w. yANDEGRIFF, Architect Buildings
]. J. BROWNE, First and Chestnut streets
J. WILLIS of Josephine and chesnut streets.
J. LIVINGSTON, 40 Camp, and ST. Louis street, Royal.
j o. HARRIS, Constance street, Melieerte.
DONOVAN Market street, between PAanier Annuneiaion
~ requiring relief will please apply the
also requested that those applying for Relief will
applications the ne residing the Patients
Iufrmary Gaienne and Levee
iv9O d.. RICARDO, Secretary, 40 Camp street
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Eau Goods.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,

IS Chnrtres street.
LEI The undersigned received per ship wurtembug from
France and City ship sas Holmes from
York a.sormert Of FALL GOODS, consisting Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN cALICoEs;
MoUssELINE DE LANES, MERTNoES and CAsHMEREs;
FIGURED vELyETs; woRsTED FoULARDS
PLAID CAsHMERES FOR CHILDREN;
CoTToNADES FOR BOYS;
ENGLISH BANDS, EDGINGS AND INsERTINGs;
vALENcIENNEs LACEs;
And great variety Of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.
Also, FOE PLANTERS
GRANIER BLANKETS, IINSEYS, KERSEYS
DENNIS, LowELLs,
Which they will sell at ihs very lowest prices
+. GIQUEL & JAMESON,
street
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Rss~ MINISTERIAL SERVICES. - Persons de-
ng Of the undersigned Methodist Minister'S visiting
burying the dead during the prevailing epidemic will
address the slate atss Camp ee the
Christian Advoae) ifbetween the hours Of A. and p NJ Al
other hours, apply a, private residences
Rev. II. N. McTYEiRE Magazine Felicity
Rev. L. PARKER ass carondeet street
suis 81 Rev. c. KEENER carron Third Dublin
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Drugs, Medicines, E'erf,sn.e,.y, etc

e. The subscriber respectfully attention
Families his well L.
article in his line Of al which,
Examination, be FRESH AND GENUINE DurngNt n
sesson WATER AND MEAD Of the quality
this with all the popular Mineral
such BLUE LICK, supplied
reasonable With PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT,
GOULHY BITTERS, THOMAS RANKIN,
api dswiyb Druggist and Apohsey canp Poydras
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W'lll. O. DibOlk.


DRUGGIST, No. rs Camp st.
sS DR. E. coXE's PREPARATIONS, in extensive for
nearly years by acquired reputation
unsurpassed eqaed by similar made the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, sARsAPARTLLA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
rs- Prepared Camp street, by DEE. COKE
sale by Druggists generally. jyT 2pf
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sThis total does include the nterments in St. Pat
ricks which the Secretary of the Board Of Health COM
putes at a43
fonly six days reported from St. Patricks this week
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W zzI Us
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= e - = "a
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31 N x5'2 =: :, ~ 2 "a: {! &: s.. Ia z<..z
|& u als = vi a 4. I 80
~ ~ 1T11hieg IA e@iee HH'e4 e<zeeo
4 ~ 4 - - fIn,6< IL 6efin 10 ~ In your news
g ! ~ n;otures of horror, the
VI r. g. "a 3{SE IA busy hearsts, the grave
~ \ 15'1- S1rsved With unburied and
- 1.17Iz - ,eor7s1i --csll up to the mind
y r. 255{ r. kxte SSS6 mott piteous in story, Of
t2SS<ns vksn s.
q Is: a. blessed seals
Is a 45asS5sd ~ pestilsnce are broke,
: 40 crowded elites FEEL the stroke
} ~ htad q God is heavily upon you ;
I&1 ~ ~ aids o. charity for the poor, which
y, a the land is $50 much to its honor)
i harvard to you, may it give every where
{to91tneets ~ most heart felt prayers! know
{rot4mg that would, under such distress, bet
|te< become our country at large, as kindly
- heaven-fearing one, than to join every
where, on an appointed day, in a general sup
plication for our sore-stricken brethren Of New
tHleens. AT such time OF trihulation, all
tbs Most High, and no hope but in His mercy.
implcred With whatever Of public solemnities
can best wing human petitions to the Throne Of
1870 49,. -. A
ner;o which hsd sat n NV thnnah,s e. 0o;,,,
u YOU, the news of the growing yirulence Of the
fsver induced me q little to slacken my prepare
0o0y. In the hope OF presently getting such more
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We are indebted TO Mr.. J. B. Russell, clerk Of
the steamer James Robb, Captain Carrell,) for
late 81. Louis, Memphis and vicksburg papers.
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nn- HowApn AssocIArIoN-Julx 30. 1s5
asy- HOWARD Association - New Orlear

Association;
SMITH. and Edward streets.
Or. BENEDICT, Magazine street, Bartholomew.
Dr. FoI.wELI. -Carondeet street. ST. Joseph.
Dr. BENsADoN, at Touro Inhrmary
Dr. BALL. of Hercules and Thaia sirees
Dr. BALDWIN, 4OT Magazine street
DIR. MeKELvEY i2 Cafondeet street.
Dr. G. W. CROSS, 1s Nayaies street.
Dr. MATHER Nayades street. between Eutetpe anil PoJmnia.
Org. W. DIRMEYER, II New Basin.
Dr. MeFARLANE, corner Of Circus and foydras Streets
Dr. DALTON, ST. Charles street, over Tattersala.
DIR. JACOBSON Union street.
Dr. GoRING, Diamonds Row.
Tr. KIsFFY, Pliiippa street.
DrA. N BAYLEs, Tchoap toulss street, Orange.
pr. LuRTQN, 1877 Canal street.
DR.. RoBT. MALCoNiSON, las Circus street.
Dr. JOSIAH HALE Glrod ,uevr 81. Charles
DR.. A. HART, 81. Joseph Camp.
DR.. HIRE, 1871 hnnunciaiou afaet.
SECOND DISTRICT.
d. F. HAGAN, Bourbon nd Benyile.
DR.. CRACou, 4s Dauphin street.
Dr. F. W. BERTRAND. al basin street.
Dr. KEATZ, corner Of MaTias.
THIRD DISTRICT
Dr.. KovALEskI, IS Hospital street
Dr. BROWSING, Victory street, below the Railroad.
Dr.J A. cANTRELLE, 10 Congress street.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
DR.. SCHUBERT, Of Rousseau and Second Streets
DR.. A. DEDRICI, Magazine street, near St. Andrew.
DIR. 7. YEIsER, Live Oak street. Joasphins.
Or. WREN, Rosseau, near City Hall.
Or. J. K. QUILTING, corner Of First and Apollo
DR.. TEHENDER, corner of Magazine and Seventh.
The Medical Fasuty generally Of this city respectfully
qaesd permit list which they
applying either the Secretary.
iy73 2ptf D. f. RICARDO, Secretary.
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ns- RELIEF COMMITTEE or PROTECTION FRl

COMPANY NO. H.
L. @. DILLARD, 90 Camp and IS Bacchus streets.
d. L. HOLIDAY at the Street Commissioners Office, City Hall
JOS. +. RUSHA, "a Broome add IS Baechus streets.
CHARLES II. WALDO IS and 10 New Levee street.
JONATHAN WORRAII, Mt the Work house.
THOMAS CEARY, Of 81, Mark and Graver streets
NJ W. MURPHY St. Joseph and Tehouptoaas stree
JOSEPH CLAviER, at the Delta Office.
A. MONTGOMERY, at Leed.'s Foundry.
VIM II. REESE Of New Levee and Natehez streets
t No. H. BARTON their Physician, who will
give medical advice any Of the sick member application
member of the Relief Committee. aui5 2w2p
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~ LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Commit

~ LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Committee
The following gentlemen duly appointed Relief
during the prevailing epidemic
Lieut.. STRONG, 1Ot st. Charles street.
JOS y. RUSIiA "a Broome street.
ROBERT Men AAIARA, 25i Magazine areet.
DALEY, rritoa Walk and Hercules street.
DANIEL KELLY, St. Joseph and Tehoupolas streets.
p CURLEY. Howard, calliope and Clio Streets
MCGUIRE Claiborne between Common and jackson
Lieut.. CAvANAUGH, 1888 Circus street.
au4 3nsp By order. JOS. F. RUSHA Secretary.
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To the Ladies.

To the Ladies.
M A d NJ p l. TEN
B Respectfully offers her services the Ladies' Of New Orleans M
The treatment following diseases PRoLAPsUS UTERI,
WHITES, PRoFuSE AND PAINFUL MENSTRUATIoN, EN-
GoRGEMEIT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
adopted that which has the approval
guished Surgeons of Paris London New York.
here which she has ample testimony and the many
uaifes all
the Uterus, Of a nature be cured.
the Ladies',
can be consulted DAILY, at her residence,
nyls sph 1873 st. Joseph street.
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PaorEssoR HrsRr pE MARsAS.-The method

and abilities q this gentleman highly spoken Of IN hs are
Combining the oral system with the Of but single and
admirable reasonable and method capable o. pro
ducing the most satisfactory inconsbe resuts
deal time than other system, rduously termed the
only successful the only nible Professor DsMARsks has
formed Day Glasses for Ladies' and Evening Glasses for Gniamen
He Private Lessons the Of the Pupil
his rooms No Camp street opposite the City Hotel
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VXTAsHINGTON FIRE COMPA--aG

wv NY No. qe.--The oficars and members are -
notified to attend tho Regular Monthly Nee ing on 4,
MONDAY EVENING September s, At half past
o,cock Puncua attendance required, business o. Importance
sn ss order q "a JAMES e. wrsoS
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==EFine Goods for Gentlemen's Wear.
~. - ToSIorima md BurnishinR Store,
M 57 Baitini6Te ST., opposite tAe Museum.
- - - siEf BALTIMORE,
vTNc: on hand large and varied assortment OF
III snrinS nd summer goods, we invite the
order Wheeling friends; assIlae mem thaF thsy
Should eleeioRa q ansy goods AL 70 meet The
Tisk ard cost as aim Of this
kSyill I be TO give SaiIsfaeti in every case.
nar26-3Il; - = y ~ =. .s-.-z
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New Patent Premium q
SAFETY 81 AS LAMPS.
..rn,en, phessene n.sD Gsn...

4ss5 Patent sIshosSene GINS,
h ~ Rso3RsBsUlR n I'm LIN THE .sA ME-. 5e
This Lamp, producing portable Light 10 eonfdeay
reeofnInended any other nolo in
TIME LIGHT produced by the burning aerorm
Gas which is emitted in beautiI Jets sm6lIper.
forations In Platinast ssf7 s pSFtss
The generated the heat ofits own
the burner, with the Liquid
In the Thus tits and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aeri form! Gas. q
SUCH that all possibility OF accident
its use feIoveii great simplicity o
IFS less to
ming the on and eainphen burns equally
WE'LL or without glass globe shade and per
fectiy tfee from smoke odor. SIS
The opinions the scent be learned
that at the Annual Fair American Insttntc in fS45
plona at the same
ed the BEST TIGHT Inhibited to Institute
The above for sale. w holesale and Retail, by
islE g1ll ~ J. X. tDUNHAhfte co, sas,5
lE No. Is Monroe ST, near the Post once
seipf7 Wheeling, Va !
ToR sALEA fine horse. ears old. Also-one sgorf
Il horse. ap2f IS. AVERY.
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- New Music Store. Ma.s.s
n of the Grecinn Trigonum, No. 100
STEAM lMARBLE WoRKs,i

STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
z Sc MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA
rTlHEs SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
mcns in the East for the supply OF Marble and son.
templatng the erection Steam works, he would invite
the attention BuJers public
eral the inspection of his stock consisting Of Italian
Egyan Sienna, American other Marbles OF the finest
Qualities which be sold lower than other
ment in the west.-r 4<ss = tist izat ,F+s5iE
Dealers would find their advantage to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His done in the most elaborate style, and lie
invite atteutionof purchasers to examine his
Stauary and carved work, Monuments, Gem
otaphs, Tombs Head and foot stones, &C. and Grave ya
work in vretyi being by his facil-
tiles TO supply at BILE lower prices ta
any. other establishment IN the country. sz6
Please give me call and examine my work
iF1Fs 30. MICHAEL j. eROHAN,i1
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
scalcfned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade nrices. 1y.d.