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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-16
flislrllanecus.
A Tale Of Jealousy and Revenge.

The following, published sometime since
in the Detroit Inquirer, is if true, sad evil
dcncc Of how far mans passions, when not
subjected to good principles and sof,cncd by
christian influence, may blind him to hi. own
good as to the sullcrngs Of others.
The history Jurisprudence embodies among
its dusty archives many tale Of love, of sor-
row, of blight, affection, of bitter, remorscless
persecution, and of long cherished vengeance,
which need not the pen Of u arren or Dick
ems to invest them with every attribute of
startlingncss which can mark the narratives
of fiction.
In the year 1885 there came into the coun-
ty of Lapccr. Michigan, a German frcm The
province of Nurtemburg: by tic name of
Ulrich, bringing with hima young wife, to
whom he had been some years married. This
lady when girl, had been belle in her Ut
tie ncighborhood in Nurtemburg, and had
been sought in marriage by more than one
anxious suitor, and among them was one
Daum, by whom she was colrtcd and TO whom
she had given such encouragement as to leave
him fix his affections upon her with all the fer
vor of the German heart. Daum was man
of unusual strength Of mind, of Stern snd i'm
passive dcmcanor, Of great depth G. feeling,
as the sequel will show, Of most imp!acaole
disposition when his animcsities haa been
aroused. lie loved the gill with that inten-
sity natural to men so constituted; and hav-
ing few or no af1inities with others, owing to
his reversed and morose disposition, he COM
menccd by lavishing his hours of leisure and
the earnings of his industry upon her ".one.
Unlike her lover in all respects, the gill WAS
attractive, fond of society and unstable in
her affections; and when the wedding day
came to which Daum had long and impa-
tcntly looked forward, as the consummation
of his bliss, after the wedding guests had as
sembcd, she told HIM she loved him not, and
could never be his.--Daum sold out his cs-
tate and removed at once from the scene Of
his discontinue to distant province.
Time passed on, and the lady was again
wooed and won, by light hearted and come
ly young man, her former suitors superior
in personal appearance, but his inferior in
wealth and intellect. His courtshipwas now
followed by marriage. the news OF which
reaching the self.banished Daum, reused ev-
cry feeling of rage and jealousy Of which his
strong heart was capable, and he rctured to
the scene of his former happiness, instigatcd
by the sole desire for revenge. he skulked
about the neighborhood, lying hid during the
day time for the most part, but watching
every opportunity to waylay and destroy his
rival.
At length they met in wild, narrow
mountain pass, deadly and>a fierce struggle
ensucd, at the termination of which Uhich
was left upon the ground slain, as his assassin
supposed. Daum fed, and Ulrich recovered
and returned to his wife, pale, bleeding and
faint. The Officers sought Daum in vain; ne
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U%Ti.ae "l:ir,s Us along the down hill
path of life will. the verocity of locomotive;
but sc have one comfort -ace caa make lore
on the Toad. What the negro preacher said
Of Satan may he SAID of love :--"Whe,e he
fnd, a weaker place, dere he creeps." There
is warm corner even in the coolest heart;
and somebody, if th.t somebody can only be
found, IVES made expressly to fill it. Ti.ous-
ands Of both sexes live and die unmarried,
simply for want OF a proper introduction to
one another. What an ahsurdity There
is not woman nor man OF any age who
might not find suitable partner by using
the proper means. The fact is that affection
is shothered, choked down, subdued and
paralized by the forms and conventionalities
of this etiquett'sh world. "Society" attach
es ball and chain to the natural feelings Of
the heart. The fair girl, with her bosom
running over with the purcst love for a
worthy object, must take ne much pains to
conceal the fact, SIS il 1t were deadly sin
and Heaven had not con.1andel us to Glove
one another" Is this natural! No, it is
artificial.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-16

RrcHEsare an unfortunate invention. Find
a man with millions, and he is almost sure to
be made up of three parts govt, two dyspepsia
five rheumatism, two and half lumbago,
sixty-six ane half trouble, lest his stocks
depreciate, and two hundred and seventy four
botheration from poor people calling for cold
victuals, charity and old clothes. Therefore,
if you want to live easy and be free Of all the
above snags, just look out and keep from
becoming rich. Three doors above poverty
is the hest site to live on in the world:-
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aKoaeEToWN c0RRKsPoEDEHcR,
GnoRaE7owH, August 81, 1885,

dnoRaE7owH, August 81, 1854.
We regret to learn that the cargo of the
packet Two Brothers, Captain Treadway,
which was capsixed in storm near Black
Stones 4'iaad, on Sunday last, will DO nearly
all lost. The large quantity of valuable wal.
nut timber which was on deck, all Hoated Of
and but little, If any of it, we sgine, will be
recovered by the owners. The brig which was
capsized in the same gale was in ballast, and
bound for Alexandria, for q cargo of coal
Both the vessels, it is thought, will be saved
though In damaged condition
There was . sale on Wed nesday of 10 .barss
$25per share, of Potomac Insurance Compenv,s
stock at SLIP
In our communication Of yesterday, we un
Intentionally omitted to notice the pio.n;c of
the Methodist Protestant Sabbath school. A.
the residence OF John II. King, ESQ on Tues
day last. The beautiful grove had been fitted
mp very handsomely Tor their sccomm dation
Dy the benevolent owner. and every thing
passed on as Joyous as happy hearts could
make it. The Georgetown Giee Club added
much to the interest of the occasion by their
ma monioas songs. The hospitality of Mr..
hing and family will long be remembered
1here Is now quite an extensive revival OF
religion going on in the Methodist church
under the pastoral charge of the Rev. B. r
Brooke. y~ @ :
We are frequently asked the question, Whv
honr Is from two to three dollars DER barrel
higher In several Of our Atlantic cities than
in Liverpool, England? We must refer mi
such ,querists 10 speeulstors in the article
probably they can answer the question: on
else il may be that it is owing to many Of the
mills in our country being unable to run il
consequence of the drought.
The nour and grain markets remain firm
and active at our quotations of yesterday
81 SPECTATOR.
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by j. C. McaI;IRE An.non.

by j. G. MCGUIRE. Aust,oneer,
E,AofALHaT 'tDtScHOID AND KITCHRN
IL EufLittAEs at Auction On MONDAY r-orn ming
September llth, at l0a'c locE, at enc Of the Two
houses oceuni@d by Prof y. 3. Crock n the fostb
nd. ut ennsyivania alsHue, between 6:b and 9Th
-fseef, fha sell an exc,Aent or.Iuent of h r.
n tur9. viz:
aseoEany Hair-rest Sofa, Disans snd Rockers
Do Msr'l.-top Caotre and Card Tt bl~s
TO s+cretuy Psr'cr. hairs
Antique lnlaii CABINET atustt.s 49,.
MahcgaDy and Hsln ut t,irseing bureaus
Bedstea1s, WARDROBE =, Wa h-tsnds
Hair and husk Mattress. ttsas Set ... - ,
Large lot Of Blankets, Quil's e;lee's. kc ~. s., 3
Fine Esmssk and Lscs Curtains and Iorases
Chinr'a Vases B,wis. .ic.
'iirandoies. solar end other lamp
parlor, Passas-, Stair aud ChsIut<r Onrpsts s.. =.
Floor Mating, Rugs 0licic:h .
Refrigerator, Cooking stove, Chamber Stoves
foass, EngraSings and Me ais 1 a rams
Blu khead, will Shrlves suitsble or a ciga. store.
TIE ms: $25 and u,dsr cash; over $40 . credit Of
10 and four n.onthS for notes satisfactorily en-
aorsed, bearing interest," =.
Jas. C. MCGUIRE.
hUg 81 Auctioneer.
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r.. AUCTION AID
COMMISSION BUSINESS RfSTJArHh

II AYiN9 resumed tue Auctp and Comm,,.o,
Il business. 1 respectfully or-r my .eryie~. %
ems nlsns Dende OF the House o fdvrrd a ~,
aib ri ", Dyer, and Dyer Bro, and 10 the esti
lens generally. From experience Of thirtesu
yeSTs- fAtter all that may e'a,n .rcu. nv
orMer fri.nGs q portion oftbsir patronage
have engaged the services Of Mr. H. Wr,sh.
u Georgetown, rs Auctoneer HIS Qceus,sto..
are TOO well known 10 require comment
Al sales Md by me viii be cAsbed II detlrrd
NV pia3e Il business Il the Rooms r.csptI, -.
sled by Meesrs Collins, Bovine, Co, on Uth =
Is. door from corner Pa. Avenue.
GH0. p DYER
my rooms. Any Information spps rtainips - a.
"a Ne she~rrni'v given 22-sl.
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Free soil and Fusion cou,.n,,c,


coscoRD, n. T., Angus, sl.-The Fres sas
ana usion Convention assembled ye.,er5ev
a. WALDORF. There we're about s5 ooo ~
sons present, eubraciI z all shades Of noritio.
Ahe Hon j. Chsdborn Goodwin presided ara
speeches were made by the president. Amos
Iuck, James Bell, j. p. Hale, and J. P. Cb.,s
me tenor OF the speeches WAS encouraging 10
TOE fusion Of all political creeds in the ;orSn,.
eici OF great Northern party onpesed %
slavery extension. The Nebraska Kan.as hHi
offered. "'ie
The above despatch appears among the
telesrapbic reports, Of this morning. Of the
60 called associated press" new Hanpsb,rs
contains a population CT about a5e. 900 mon
women, children, and bnbiss-whitos, blacks.
copper colored; and to assert, therefore that
1000 persons sver sttended public msstips
In tha' State, 10 simply to assert what every
one must know 10 be the silliest kind of a
falsehood. But what kind OF reliance can hs
placed In the CORRECTNESS Of most of the poli,i-
cal news fornished BY the telegraph when We
add, that number of the reporters, ipclud-
ing their agents in Washington, arc known
% be the unthinking, unscrupulous tools cf
ne abolition party -E6s. Stay.1
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DIE ID.

, on Thursday evening the 3lst ultimo, CARO-
u iI LCEiNA, daughter of w. T. and Caroline
dss. aged one year, four months, and twenty TWO
" ne funeral will TAKE place on Sunday af-
a. . CLOCK, from the residence of her pa
renns, on gun, between and H sts west.
coPy.l . .no" PaP'iS
=, In Bsiiimore, on 3lst August Mrs. CAROLINE
HARRINGTON, wife OF George Harrington E.o
of this CITY. I'q'
on the 5eth August, SAMUEL, third son Of Cbas.
A. aud Eliza Anderson, aged two wears ana -.
months. N -"
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From PHILADELPHIA.

PEIaDELPHrA, sept. I.-Another very b.,
day. Thermometer a, noon. SIS.
. The Philadelphians have been returnin, Ia
large numbers from Cape May. within the last
wss6- There arc not more than three or four
hundred visitors on the island.
The market for breadstuffs confines ou,es
but firm. .,-- ..r
In stocks. their ID an improved feeling.
fsEcosD DISPATCH
Ihe wings of the Second Congressional dh
ince Of this city met last evening Z, nominate
q candidate
Mr. Chandler was placed Ia nomination bat
resolved no votes.
Mr. Gosslef came within ore vote Of nond.
nation when the Convention adj,ofnsd.
The know Nothinss are determined to eAohs
OF Mr.. Chandler.
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WOOD, COAL AND IIWT

nas = ON hand lot of sups. Tor LIGE, suitab,e
iel Stone Msstns, Brichlsy.rs . nd PIpat. rsrE.
.nd ro,.i OAK and Inc WOOD, BY wholesale
ana fetsi', sll ef gofd quality = :
Ar hsd and White Ash Cosl Of different Gzee
FIJI. Die fr CRATES stoves and ranges 80
AZ CT Hhiea viii BE- sold as low 81 tbs market will
su'r'. WIN. W4RDER,
Cor 18th and streets, near the Cs,sal.
aug 26-dlw =.
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.R. JUaN 0RhGsON,

Il w ~ b ~ Ok q u Jun.
- graduate Of thu Hoysl College Of Veterinary
Surgeons London, offers his services to the ctiaant
OF ashington, Georgetown, aud ALxsndria, in all
the branches OF his profs sion Not only thosx WIG
have ailing horses, or hcrtes with bal tricks, bri
pernens being about TO purchase st ok will find it T.
their advantage to consult him as to the true con
diton Of the animals before purchasing Term,
moderate.
DR. G. can always be found at his oSace, at biz ch',
Stsh.ss, on 18th street, daily, until p m, and al
Thos Smiths stables, on 18th street, from to
p, m aug l9-2w
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Fire In the Pima swauns

BUFFALO, Aug. 5l.-Ths OHIO pine svr,ns
vest Of The Hudson have been burning n;
several weeks The meadows, to tue extent ..
several hundred acfes, are burnt four fest
deep. The fre bursts ont from the soil. esus
ing the greatest CONSERVATION.
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GAYS FAB L Es, with l26 iluss,ation., l
VI vol, London. lS64-$l -" = :.
Dozs; their management, by Edward Msyhsw,
London, lS54-5Oc. = -
Tho Marvss Of fcience, BIZ s. W. Pulloru with n.
lustr attic ms - 6Oc r
Adventures OF Mr.. sydenbam G,eenineh, and of
his isr de IN London, with numerous astrstions,
"onlon iooa-Zoe. ."t FRANK TAYLOR.
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TELHRAPlIti
Expressly for the Daily Hysntur str,
Heavy Forgery on New York Bank-s,..,,
6hipments-Ths 1sxks:s. &c

Heavy Forgery on New York Ranl-s,..,.
t6hipmsnts-Ths Masks:s, &C.
NEW YORK, Sept, There ia oonsidcrsbla
talk In Wall street to-day in eou,exu.n.. ~
The discovery Of heavy forgery on or. Of ON,
'ity banks The particulars, for the or.,sn,
are suppressed Half million Of T. a
stocks was Withdrawn from the Bank ana
stale loans Substituted in the place.
The Arctic which sails o.morrov for Liver
pool will take out nearly her full complensps
u Passengers. very Large amount of specie
has already been engaged for this steamer.
Very little change to notice In our markets
to-day. Holden Of bresd,tuns are aru ..
heir demands under the expectation of .
faftasr advance 10 pheea Money is sull In
active request
I'VE have received two dispatches fesm View
York, In relation to . bank forgery or rob
bery-ws cannot make out which /, is-whi,h
IRE too. obscurely worded to undcrst and ths
precise meaning. The drstspcsks Of forgery
IN connection with the substitution for q 5.
loans The lastdispateh says that several one
hundred dollar bills we're hsudulsutIy 80
st7aeted from the Chemical Bank, OF New
York Eos STAR. -s---
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The Few York eto.c Yo.r

ALrASf, August 3l.-The whole State Io.n
OF one mil,ion Of dollars ives taken te dav a.
il.t 70 ITO; mostly 1874. Double amount g
CURED Tor the loan, was bid far, showing IL a {
money is not scarce in all qusrters
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The Kansas Emigrants. IN.

BUFFALO, Aug la party of one hunsras
and twenty fire Eansae epigrants, from tho
NeT EDgland States, went up the lake La
| night.
The Lake Superior Journal says that mining
prospects are hcurishing
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Hot Weather

MILwACKIE, Aug. 3o-Yes.erday ives ne
wsfmes' day Of the season. The theruom ser
reached les degrees, ard 10 day IL Was al O.
deg. 1t is very dry, and we have nov ksd r.
raj in for seven weeks
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BREAD. BREAD!. BREaD!!!

DRLab DlCaD ohISD.
THE subscriber "a k This OF Informing hts
L customers knumber not know7l1 hat re il al
right this Monday morniu9; a i, notwithstanding
the attempt OF rivai In business 20 extineuish him
and his DJsiDess, sli Lis pds except the cd
man) in the bake housa at work. and wi. IL
Prepared, usual 20 furnish al orders fer h., -a
rr ceaenfed good Bread, aud erer,thi.g else ia bie
line of business. Lock out FIR Frssier's wagons
We woul; ssk tho favor az our numerous oiners
u plsase BE- ready when the wagon mes, and vi en-
II ey hear the words ~ Here coInRs RrIsier's Family
Bread and Tee Bircuit." me alnng with youP pater
and money. Let them oniy "Eait for be wages"
&iid they viii lie cheerfuilg ~lpriied '.s
JAMES FntSIER
auG u corner Il and 18th Streets
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EfOR sALE-A Wharf Tot, suitable for a Wood
i Goal or Lumber Yari, . here no wharfage is
ehargeshle nor fs there any street intervening he
tween the lot and the caoal affording, therefore
great conveniebces without the usual EXPENSE OF
corporation fees-fro ntng il feet on the canal and
lso On Virginia avenue. Apply tn
aug l4-1m ~ RI VAN pl rrrN
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Couat goulhon No, e,r,,,.a

CHARLESTON, Aug. Si.-a letter from ysrs
Cruz to the New Orleans Delta altogether dis.
credits tho announcement Of The ca pturs and
| sentence to execution Of Count Boalb Ja.
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MARRIED.

On the 2fih August, by the Rev Mr.. Boyle MIR.
JAS. M WOODWARD TO Miss MARY f. HATES
both of this city.
On the 10Th August, by the Rev. Stephen Msr-
rex, Mr.. NICHOLAS BECK to Miss MATILDA
HARRISON, both OF Washington. -
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Report Cortrsdioted

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 33-The ruuor fha. .
tsge connagration had occurred a, 81 Lo,ls
Is wholly untrue, Is there has beon no f-s
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Senator Douglas ct Home.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3f.-Ssustor Doosl.s nil,
address his fellow citizens CT this piaos ON
Friday. The papers solici: for him a pattsrt
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Essitk Of Chsrlestea

CHARLESTON, Aug. 3l.-The yellow fever q
aoat!ng. and We hope soon to record Its Anal
departure; There was but one death yosrer-
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NOUNTRY nEsInENCNs ror =,

4 SOUNVRY HESINENCE for rent
~ have fer rent, ssrei al new HOCSEs, with
aores OF ground attached to EACH situated on s.Eet
dau Green" little mole thaa mile n srhsasterly
from the Capitol.
These houses are spacious aud con vaniens with a
cellar, woedshe6, and stable for each, AID pumps OF
exosllent water at hand
The situation is beautiful, overlooking a large
portion OF the city, and in full view O. the Capitol
The approach is BY 9TH and II sts- Delaware ave.
nue. and NJ street
Al omnibus line for usual fare. hes been perms-
nently established on the route, and runs twics a
day between Kendall Green and the President $
square, leaving at a. IN. and 2 p. m. Retu, ming,
leaves Centre 9erket, where 1t makes brief stand.
at o. aud ~ O'Clock - --'--'
Rsnt-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS wear.
The houses not yet taken are open for inspection
and can be seen by applying to WM. sfICKNEY.
who lives on 0ottaZs street, or myself at INV resi
deDce, near the premises
j. 3o-n AMOS KRNnAIy
RUILDIAd LoTs,-for sale Several I-s,1.s,.
- Building Lots in the vicinity of the CITY Hall.
also In the LIST Ward and also variety In sii 9th,
parts OF the city. Aiac two small frame dwei,nss
situated IN an improsing neighborhood: ali of which
VIII De sold on terms accommodating. Ipply e.
David Myerle, at Mrs Adams, cppos;se IN hrovn :,
h9te, n or through the post oascs, post pa,a. ~
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livery STABL E.-Tde subscriber has
IL rented the Stable on B, between 9th und 18th
streets, and fronting tia Canal an i, ready to re-
csis horsas en- livery. His Iona exper enoe in the
care of horseS lrsfes him In saying lhat they will
Re well attended to ~, Jas. GATAA.
au1 2Q-4t " .'H % =
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JUST CElVED-Per bark Adsis Poe.
- ers and Schooner Granite State 500 lone aud
daily expecting pei brig Csniecs, $50 tons pure
w nhan Lake ICE, from Is to Is inches tkiok,
winch can be had Ia large or small quantities.
+-H- l.. J. MIDb.kTuN,.
Chloe and Depot south tide +, next t. corner 10th
street. 4 49, 800.
aug 2o-eo3t Qnt, Union Gent
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4 EAUEtLENT BUstN Ess STORE fer Kent,
"a For Rent, very desirable hu-ines stsrd .ait.
acls Tor any description Of merchan ,ifirg 10 at.
on lAih sue+t, one roor from ~ nnsy ivana avenue
next adjoining Il. Farnham's book and citation. RS
establishment
To Enod tenant aud gsntel business the n ut
VII De put at moderate rate by the year, psya.l.
in monthly insta M MS. Possession given im,n.
diately For fur her particulars inquire OF the nm
dsrsigned. GEO. A, W. RiNDlI.
Grocer, corner Pa. syenus and 18th 81,
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lob PHlNTl Il NEATLY AND EXPE-
u DITTOUsLY EXECUTED AT THE "EVENINt
STAk" OFFICE. }s2-u
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HlTE LEAD, WHITING. RED lead
- and LtfliAnGE, CHS, Ae-we have In
store ard offer tor ea!e- =. =
io,ooo p unds hi.s Lead, dry and In Oh, assorted
size kegs
20 b1rr-is Of Whiting -.-...-
4 lokses cf Rel ed .-.
10 barrels cf iinse. Oil +.
70 bAlrcE OF Csupbsna
5e0 boz es irdow Glass, asserted sizes and 1ual
barrels Putty, in bulk a.-
10 IS Eh.Fss ..-. -
10 barrels sP;r.ts TaTpentDs
10 barrels spieit Gas -
HOWELL & MGRSELH,
tug 26-sotw {, t+tS eco 9Th and nh sis.
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TREAsuRER,s STATEMENT,


safss and IN the MINT ard branches
rye then
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SS he above sake ID postponed 10
hoNDA'. - semh IL. sue 10 ar sni p.ace
Boarding.

DoAHDtAG.--Ay.n t-.soGu ana NJ VIC, ear
- ia sreoGIm d~:Fl with :; -, and IoS.frc IL $
pr1vste rii uFHn " ' r,o<. rate t"rm, III. r +
'Ssbea Ia in pes mt pur' the ci an :g-r.gbl
tesLG-,c "ra L-a- the Patert cGfc.. Apr y.
lhou { M .'att ofis%t t. 1Z e."
-ytH
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go u "A snEn isui'y nh. &C o-nn,o is
- I'd S,;h pleasant rnolas sud hostd ia lriv..a
amy Hhsr- tr.e'A ar NJ cf,ld!sn on tns ssutn
'ioe "f second Goor s-a. .. III sceet
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Ohio River

WHEELING, Sept There ere II inches os
water In the channel Of the river at this point
At Pittsburg, Is inches.
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCES Il Lots
~ f0R SALE AT fLLAVILLE.-Tbe suh.cr;ha.
has laid on 2O ecrss OF liant In the neghborhccd O.
BIsden' bure Depot, UudAr the designation Of Ella
Vile, sad offs:s tie same 70. sale. The lois copss,
OF from Three 20 niue ARES Of WOO dlaDd .ach lot in
Guiding desir able sts for building.
I'm two OF the lots the snbscriber has erected
haudse ma resifences. with every rstdfrn Chr '
aDee for comTott. One OF these hnuEas and l,ts I,
Gnsred r sale and Is now ready for inspection -
connected WITH The house Is ell # strouy neficj
nal w.tsr c"mptete hyd .anic apparatus .upni 81
tie bath room. kitchen. aod water Close: viii, VS.
ter, which is obtained Ia uplimi. ed quantity with
out g ing out Of doors. Application may Ia ms%..
to Me. srs Gisrss G cosrr, Auc,ion.ers. NV WIS
nt tie National "otel 70 tha eubacr.t err on TIL
premises tithogr -phei plan eff Ellayi!ls viii h,
exhibited, and terms Of sale made known on appli
catisn above. RI
An omnibus runs three tR,es day be.wAs n Ella
Vile and Washington. CHAS. b. CALVERT.
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RUGBY ACADEMY.

RUGBY ACADEMY,
BOARDING ACID DAY sCROOL FOB YOUNG
GENTLEMEN.
CoTser of X ard ldA stree.s
aAE out1os q Ibis Academy will be resumed on
i the first Monday In saptember
Circumstances haga induced the proprietor to re
dnee the Kumbsr of pupils and ieceiys A fsv. t,
whom he vii, devote his p, rsoEal attention
Circulars Ct the Institution can be obtained at the
resiieace Of the principal
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L,Oa kENT-Trat pi-asan Nv located nv,I,,n.
i HOUSE, on 18th street, l.; aud, near S,nithsf-
MAN Institute, st-ly occupied by Capt 4. No aus
'ed, cont aiming ten rooms aud kite hen, ard var
OF hne fruft and grapes. Rent moderate TO & care
fu', prompt tenant JNO L. SMITH
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