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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

WATER, WATER THE people throughout town
Ftse suddenly brought 10 i.stand stlll," yester
day afternoon at one o'c ock, by the shutting off
OF the supply of water from The city reservoir. Ii
vssa sore annoyance, and the source of general
alarm. bnt We glad 10 learn that it was notoc
casvnrd by any negligence or tecklessness on the
part Of the Superintendent of the Water Works.
/. became necessary to clennse the re- DIR,
rhlch IS divided into Two apartments, a large and
snail one. The supply PIPE from the Water
Works empties INTO the smaller apartment, and ii
thought that hen the large Apartment was
flled, i; would be suficen, 10 supply the city I'm
til the smaller one was cleansed, This calcula-
lion, ii seems, was mistake, the supply failing
sLOut one o'clock P. NJ. The WaterWor were
ssan put in operation last evening, and it was
expected the supply would tie renewed throughout
The cry by ten o. o'clock
The larger apartment can now be cleansed with
out difficulty. the supply pipe plays constantly
iniOthe small one. The want of supply pipe to
lie large apartment is defect which, it seems To
Us, ought 10 be remedied.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

TN undersigned will above business in
his own name and upon his the old stand
and viii endeavo give better satisfaction than ever to
such OF the customers OF the old firm may continue to
give nm their PATRONAGE and many as may
favor with their orders. i5.F 50 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07
MUSIC! MUSIC

MUSIC! N USIC!! n
STe about to go East again, to purchase very
"A large stock Of Goods we take great pains 10 inform
our Wheeling aud vicinity custom will sell from
this day, February ist 1884, all PanU and other
srumental Music and Musical inatruments first
We hope that our musical friends will give call
and zee hat late and large selections new nuse also,
the wonderful red Ietion in prices go
3 feb2 tf}aat. ]. PICREISON, 1870 Main.st .ii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07
pER1ANUE sAREa,l,

Safes Of all sizes, suitable msrchants banks, jewel.
ers record Offices steamboats,, &c e and their proof
ban vault doors, paie chests private Ianes etc
hand for sale and made 10 order at the depot 15o Pearl
Gsnf9 div lan1n ROtsEkT M PAJ:RlGK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

Co1sTr COuRT commenced yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

sCdICKERlNGsSt PIANO FORIES, -
nPENED this day, tour Piano Tortes from the eele
NJ ebrated nlannactory OF GhiekeIihe sons of 6pe
rosewood htsa, and tone cannot be surpassed
my" J. MKLLoR, 26 Union ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

IT'S NO JOKE.
IIVERY body in town ia talking about them. WHAT
HI Why tho Goods 10 be sure,
w. ID Motto & Bros
and he bargains they Selling all WHO go
deal Try them once and will alter buy your dry
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE. LIBERAL, EourrABLE
AND CERTAIN ~
Whitehurst's DagHerPeoIype Enterprise!!!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

N0TICE-EXTRA.5 z 7-77FiTt
III AVING hecn Bast and selected the most splendd
lots OF marble ever brought to this ket / ysant
all my nenls 10 call Immediately and leave their orders
forsn kind they may want Z. 7. 49, -
Having largely viii finish up work in the
warranted and mistake. A2si
jeI9 = - t57fs' M T. ROHaN r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07
wheeling, June Goth. 1883 s = hI hD'A hl's "a

N. B-Jacob NJ. Warden will be found at the Law or.
nee Q! Alfred CALDWELL With tile books accounts of
Warden q Edwards. and all persons indebted to said
hrmare hereby notified and required TO call and settle
mess OF said old firm II fz7F57- -. - =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

ROt hIIALE ICE.
'INHE subscribers will commence delivering their very
superior ice TO Customers this morning. Tli .
Orders len with Themselves or either OF the drivers,
will be promptly attended TO- 9S
April 9Th, ,54 i.A-NiSNN anossw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

y 4 DLlZt.N SaIt y ~ 9OMsi
I'll ) barrels, Cider Vinegar; t-iE fgs7-5As-s
10000 pounds bacon, jus. received and sale by
je2t -4tfz 49, - 4 IL a: -RIDGE IEY =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

otfsls win find this Cordial aer they have used bot
tie OF two, thorough Regeneration OF tho syste ali
directions to be found the happy parents healthy o
spring, who would not have beeH so, t this extiaor
binary preparation And il equally potent The many
diseases Tor which 1t Is recomm.ndSl Thousands OF
young have been restored using not slrgIs
sinIcI haSi Ii failed heLef them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

q, hve Of those nice n Gallo cgara
isss - J. W. RHODES. agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

THE Trial Of wind, by H. silIn Ives, LII. d. just
l. received and Cor sale by PETER LECHER, r-fE1a
= 4ths between Mon, oe and Union
1e2l q y Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

ARMED -7T- :
'T'Hls day. 10 butts OF prime lump tobacco;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

1ransportntiono office b. e. o. IL, Il. Coz
nnEELIse STATION, 20th May. 1854,
ON and alter Monday next 22d iist Second Class
will be attached TO the Pass niger Train leaving This
STATION or Baltimore at 9:i6 N. Passengers will be
akento Fettermon, Cumberland and Baltimore only at
the following rates: ' -
10 Fe;teTInan.. -. 60 IN b
To Cumberland y Al 30
900
Fifty pounds OF personal baggage ony allowed eac pas.
senge; all over hiiY pounds Will be charged cts per
pound $50
nF Tickets must he before starting of the
tram, Or the regular fare will be collected as no second
class ucke-s can be sold by the conductors.
,,,. By order J. B. FORD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07
Speoial Notioe.
Save your Ice!
PATENT WAITER COOLER

PATENV WAITER COOLER.
This article is the result OF the application Of scientific
Principles 10 the purpose intended viz To keep
COO! as Poss be as Tong possible eh the irast possible
queitfty Of lee.
The tropretor has long devoted his attention
particular branch OF domestic economy, and passing from
one improvement another has length arrived as near
perection as 1t is possible TO reach proof OF this
foud the very general or these Coolers in all uarts
OF tho country. SIMPLE statement of facts, regard 10
those Cooers will satisfy OF their superiority
First. a r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

j. ID. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,
WHEELING, VA.
Wharf R0aI ut the foot of Monroe street,
TO the receiving and delivering freight and
the collection ofrreight bills
Freight for all regular packets will 10 received free
change. .lg., novI2-t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07
cAhBNpAa FOR 1854:

Valley. of Va. Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
S Z. BAKER,
"a JoUN LIST, s5ssts sAeenta
10 af WIN. RANKiR
q tFIcE-at Savings flank, corner Main and Biddie
81 nS@REFER 7o-Janncs R. BAKER -
II X List. ian4-:y
L5 nShbuts Fire, Life & Marine Insurance CO
OF LYNCHBURo, VA.
- JPN. RANKIN, agent.
FFlcE-sts Savings, Bank, corner Msin and Biddle
la..4:Iy --------..l wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07
TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS.
IceI Ice!I

THE subscriber informs his old customers and the
public In gene hat his mammoth and
other abou twotirds hli and win com henee serving his
summer about half Tho cost OF last year SO that mono
need 20 without cold water.
ap26tf - f... II AMICK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
should reflect sound mind hody the raost
necessary requisites promote Couhia happiness; In
deed, without Il The ouhey through lie beconea
weary the prospect hGu,ly Tho views
the melancholy reflection that the slpin another SO
comes bighted with your own.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07

a famor is again afioat in the English papers
that The CANVAS 10 abdicate. He is likewise re-
poitetto be sick. ~ ~ f ~
iis stated that Napoleon has irnmated to the
Austrian government that France will interfere to
prevent any revolutionary movement in tile Ring
dom of Hungary. 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07
MEDICINAI. WoNDFB

OF the nineteenth centniy Its, the man
III the world would have ad nite, that nGrle OF llei
cine he etoole supposed 10 have no existence.
LIS force is expended, is with opium, al
coholc preparations, and all othei eXeilnts Tie eetc
these hriei, it may well be said him who takes item
he last state OF that man is than tue frs hut
the Elixir is exheran without single
nerves the nitd and the entire wialso.
remove dcpSessius, excitement, ndeney TO blush
sleepessness dislike OF society, incapaeity au5 or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-31
Result 81 the CITY Election.

MEETING OF THE MAYOR AND JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE.
Pursuant to the twelfth section of the act to
consolidate the city Of New Orleans, the under
signed, Mayor and Justices of the Peace of New
Orleans, at the office of the Mayor, proceeded to
the examination of the returns of the election
held on Monday, the It'll inst, and the following
named persons are hereby proclaimed duly
elected.
h JoHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
H. NJ SUMMERS, Recopder Of the First District,
G, RAMOS, Recorder of the Second District
P SEuzENEAu, Recorder 0the Third District
HENRY JACKSON, Recorder Of the Fourth Dis
trict.
WIN. ii. GARLAND, Treasurer of the City Of
Own DEBuYs, Comptroller of the City of New
Orleans
/. H. Pnrn, Surveyor of the City of New Or
leans
A. S. PHELPS, Street Commissioner of the City
Of New Orleans
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN. ---Chas
Pride, N. u. Bailly and james Prague, from the
First District H. L. Pierrie and &. IL. Durell
from the Second District; J. j. Lugenbphl, from
the Third District; Jesse Gilmore, from the
Fourth District.
MEMBERS oF THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDER
MEM L, Levy, W y. Campbell and F W. De.
| lesdernier, from the First Ward, First District
William Bloomfield, Sr., A. w. Cooper, Charles
g. Barkley and Henry Lathrop, from the Sec
end Ward, First District: B. I. K. Bennett
I. II, Place. W. q. Seymour, I. A. Conant
.. i. Tracy and Gerard Smith, from the Third
Ward, First District; Rufus Dolbear and s. How
ell, from the Fourth Ward, Second District
Charles Rolling. ]. L. Lamothe and c. n, OH.
sier. from the Fifth Ward, Second District
e. Fllleul and G. NJ. DeArmas, from the Sixth
i Ward, Second District; H. Trewinsky and Alex
Robert, from the Seventh Ward, Third District
James Lynch, from the Eighth Ward. Thirs
District: p. s. Wilt, from the Ninth Ward
Third District; VIM, Reed and Isaac Thayer
from the Tenth Ward, Fourth District Henri,
COLES, from the Eleventh Ward, Fourth District
No returns received from the Seventh Precinct
(sgned) A. D cRoSSMAN, Mayor
| First Justice of the Peace
i O. ". JoNTE.
| Second Justice Of the Peace.
r. RICHARDSON.
4 Third Justice of the Peace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-31
arrivals At the Principal HoteIs. =. March 81

ST. CHARLES. IN Msckay, Meek, q NJ seageare, q
Coleman j G Gayden, g Purnell, 4 oowes,
Todd, W Edwards, II 0 stsnard, W Robertson,
- II Halle, g Stumbling, Leake, Toons w Z
whitney 9 @ McHatton and family g w Ward ,
Band. Miss q Band. r @ Hutchinson ana laoy
Smith, Sykes, Hunter, A N sprague, " \
W = Harry, = JOHNSON, r q Coleman, Ala J q
Bigeiov and lady, Miss Fanny Bigelow, Mass W B
Whitehead Va B Adams, R H Allen, Allen,
Kelly, o. II Meagher 4 u Halsey, Y r
Dmond, England Capt W Steele and lady . 8 A;
L BOSNIAN, A Mendock, Milwakee Miss Harris, ] r
Mrs Hebert and family, Nj Turnbuil, Mrs Wilson,
Louisiana.
yERANDA...T NJ Kean, W A Gree Mr. Tirier, N O;
Az MeKneely 2 " McKneely, TJ Wo.shsm, Z
Sect, lady and servant, Letwon, J H Henshaw
N Rucker, v Leake, A futile, Il D vinson, i
champ, R Wicklihe, w 4 swaaze and lady Mrs NJ
9 Davis, Miss 9 Miller, Hoffman, I Burn, J Al
Rogers, " NJ Smooth, Duray, La Mr. Eyerheart
Norris Mass; J Greedy, Smith, Y @ J
White, Ala d Dale and iady,sJ R CaMpbell
Tenn. az,iP
3 W Barnes, Pettiss J n sholm, A owen, n
EJeakins kottr9Isa; r, ls 1 81, Adams
| N Moulton, Mobile W Hzunter j M Bass, I
Harville, D Cammsck, David Moore, Cabaness, ]
Kelly, II W Tatum, J Kereayin Kearn, W Hunt
Fl II Howard. n Denison H Barton M T Peifer
sR white. Miss J Record, Texas A J Saul, !
Greenwood I M Lawrence, Ky.
| ST. LOUIS. I'D s Cage, Cage and servant r /
| Buck G Gaden. Gaden, r Flower, s Flower ant
servant, Miss Olive Flower " Burton, Miss "
| Hampton and servant, G; II Gage, Aycoek, g "
Jones, @ II Flower and lady, W Smms, II Nor
gan |; Miss sprigg W Beatty 3 Day, W A Har
bour, ] NJ Huger, Mr. Doherty and lady, Redmal
and lady La; + Colby, Raisins and servant, Ala
W q ireland, Vera Cruz; Mrs Littleson, N Y.
| CITY. wv Benson, W G Wheeles, A Dsbon N o;
| W McKnecly. McKneey, Mr. Worsher, I Texada
4 Bourger and son Resssn, Branck, "
| berry, r Montaine, Tenn j; ] Martin J Jones an
servant, O. Foster, John Smith, HOottrell, W
Sanders Fisher, NJ Laws, G Conley, Cloudes
| Rareses, G Gcldsby and servant, Post, s Snow
G Chamberlain, Mobile ? Farriss, 9 Z Marsh
w McClelen, JEFF CALDWELL Robs Dean, Ark Cap
/ Gerdes, Pascagouia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-31
.N,seU Books,
AT u. q. MoRGA Ans,

AT r.. q. MoRGAN'S,
EXCHANGE PLACE, Adjoining The Postoncs
THE nwGIGH CYcLoPEDIA md unversal Dictionary Of
Universal Knowladgs conducted by Charles knishk Vel
LETTERS FROM AN EARLY SETTLER OF rExAs By W. B.
Dswsss. ses All 50
CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. ByJ.r. w Johnson.
ME0Rs Jsatna Correspondence u Thomas Moore fAt
MARIE LouisE, tbs Opposite Neishbos BY Emilio casn
RUssELLs HISTORIES FOR SCHOOLS = History Of England
France, the United ststes Greece and Rene.
HOMEOPATHY FAIRLY REPRESENTED. BY william Hendes
son, n. D. W
THE BARcLAYs or BOSTON by Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis.
THE SOURCES or ENGLISH WORDS clasnsd
s facilitate tha expression Of literary
position.
APHEIIA oTHER POEMS. BIZ Cousins 4 the South
Mia Julia Plsaasnts and Thomas Dtb Bradley.
Legend Of tha Sanes ~ W. Gilmore smnI
new and revised edition.
KATE CLARENDON By Emersoa BsEnstt
THE NEBRASKA QUESTION.
ECLECTIC MAGAzIEE--MAreh.
SOUTHERN ECLECTIC hiAGAzINE-Mmsh.
THE PLANTERS NORTHERN BRIDE. BY Carsans Los Hsah.
LONDON LANoEr-March, sla. se
smh2T j. g. MORGAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-31

RuRTuREs Guam. -Sherman's Curative Pa-
tent Truss and Rupsrs Rsndy relief and comast and sran
guarantee ii she suss nspscs 70 good a Y
propristors eabhan ST. Charles sset aud inqy ior
shstnan For further particulars % hid
page, apply descriptive pamphlet sbss ~
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TIE Dali. n CIR ES @ a.
FRIDAY MORNING MARCH 81, 1854.

rgsFEYS4 IN ATT " ND Iycsg sNEISIsT
- g z ! :
ss175Ssxy As,ssNTssfs sfAprEJ i. 1854.
-.
RERyURED .d.nsD BL00DF HAND q.
\ ~ AZ sav4,,tb ward Of this
$ vou most delib
% s,s;sb ,aansible Is you are YOU
a Il, s,,sn nale. IN, lsaz1 to shudder at your
~ seems vet q
isself IL YOUR hearts. dead
s,,,,af mi Tia most abandoned pur-
s s. 9;,yssLed party iniouity. that eoolly
tl,e most terrible crimes only in the
s;shf n ,xl,at they viii accomplish
ps,.so s,,t, cnnss,iey III, Jya,, barc lfeu Ioine
"a IS wh8t II has 1,ot onlv ended But could not
Iii I'LL Is eaa Concentrate The wickedness
Is ,yhioh vou have willfaily gone forward to the
vaV 4; rasf mint If human criminality and ask
snTselya If n sitting for an entire day at tho
f,,,st;o,, Il false SWEARING, if II had heen q
holx ministry ycu aro not perjurers the black
81 ~, v;fl, tEa canseo1 ancas an tha vbile
stsy;,,c van IN the face. went On until you. ID,
fban The actuaf perpetrators baearne. With
90, - setflesl I'M ent;on :, ,,rierers
~ establish you this, there needs no argu-
nients there needs no resort to Induction
u u III fan III tfeir true light
Is I'LL that is necessary To fx upon you NOT
merely the main guilt but eimost the sole quit
81 the TERRIBLE facts which yod have not merely
permitted 70 occur through the sld q your OIL
eial authority, but in every way instigated and
brought about.
Tho Seventh Ward was well known TO you
I'D IL I'LL astlle habitual scene Of the most IN
famous practices. which elections arrived at the
last degree Of deprayity could present. 10 car
\ ~, however, yet further the old denominations
Of the place, you knew that your confederates
III the Legialature had twice defeated thesolemn
purposes Of the Constitution, once by direct
refusal to obey il. and once BY feigned com
plianee, made studiously and ridiculoualy nuga,
tory You knew that these violations Of their
0atfs to the Constitution were parts Of one ex-
eerable scheme for whole train Of frauds, meant
! to retain, atany cost, party power and personal
emolument. lou knews at the next step, that to
keep sober men from the polls, they had been
4 6xed il places the MOST disreputable, where
drunkenness and brawls are, even without cleo
tion days, domesticated You knew therefore
shat the good were to be deferred, the bad were
{ To- be ATTRACTED, BY the very place appointed;
thnt drunkenness and bIasphemy were BY deli
bsrate party contriyance to be turned to The
,an,,f IA xuox,a ", r,,,, tla;, Jacl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-31
M! M A s! :sE' CO. ID ! ala.

For 100000, Pr Now Su1 State Tepaessntsd
MARCH SlTiai sakeFor two year oldssabscrption $500
T sold,sy BY nlargsve cut Fanny King.
W Minor Oh by Voucher Norma by Lopgwaai
also Cd By imp BsshasIas, out q vsraey BY Pacific.
Oh by Flying Datchman Of Mia Riddle
miles for three oldsSuoscrpious $soForfsit s1O0-soo
added by the Club sake -
TG. Wells names Oh eLEcoMTE by Roston out Of Rsel.
THIRD RAcEJecEey clus-Parss s4oo-Two Mis- Essa@To
Read enters hf MAID OF ORLEANS. by Bsrthuns out Of
A casa es IMP aos s9 Pss, White
Margaret Woods, by IMP Pram, syo. Dress Harlequin
APRIL isssIstas Poat ell mile
r as o y I r. @
and the winner reeeo the remainder only
Each State subscribing DO BY the
whom shall the The deposited with
the President Of the New Orleans Metae Jockey Club
.,,o suhEetters for The State Of Louisiana
I'd WELLS sot.s,lSs,s 4, = HDpIEsToN
L. E.snih, s. Nj. HILL, ST. HUNTER.
VILLA yury s ghs x p Il Kentucky;
Subscribers for Mississippi = o1N-
r =; STARKE, JOHN g. lHGE, JOHN LINTON.
five. -
Entrance for above 10 per winner Second
= days sIs; PuSis Stands, ii. NJ .' A''
B Ladies' desiring admission Ladies' Stand accompanied
by member Of the Club, invited guest
convenience, they recommended atari early
Road. . -
~ To delay Course may be OBJ
tanned the St. Charles s. Louis Veranda and City Hotels
ladss) will leave their passengers gates p M
= whea they will drive in the field
number and quality Of &c horses will present liz aness Ras
Meeting n =
E First each day ct r. M, shina
lg H.. Prnnriat nr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-31
y LIE SCENES AMONG aTHE LOWLY,

T LIE SCENES AMONG 1.-THE LOWI.Y. %
= Thirty Thousand Sold in Thirty Days of the "oLD
BREWERY and The New Mission The PointuBy
Ladies' of the Mission. With Biz Elegant illustrations Neatly
sboN Of HIN THosasp PRINTED,
The extraordinary favor with which hia wsk has
been received by the united and the public the
number frst punished in ths Of thirty days
The prediction fast besomng verified that 100000 copies
chan book will have besn dpsed Of in less time than
sumsd in selling the number Of Mrs Stowe famous
Volumes could be ied with the has from
all sections and classe We submit few the
unmstakesbls heariness Of this reception:
r From the Boston Daily Journal
This great Missionary work contains thrilling Incidents
tratipg the remark that truth than fon work
deep Interest," The profits arising thererom
tho support OF the 'Lsdies' Mss1n.'h
LFroa The New York Observer.1
We have deep interest Ii copana tho nnnals
OF nobs charity Some of the narratives have touching ard
thrilling The volume with the vile
production Hot Corn, compelled
From the Cleveland (ohio) Herald
The Old brewery bids
Of Uncle Toms Cabin 1t many vivid aud truthful
psure Of the degradation squalor n incredible
From the N Y. Commercial Advertiser
possess tntere Of
that has written sm subj Whatever profits NAV
arise from the sale Of this book will be applied the support the
[From the Evangelist, N. Y. City,
These deeply interesting sketches written with simplicity
and pathos which will greatly affect the uaraed with
effective ensayng and style and everything
commend it, -
From the Reading (pa.) Gazette, I
The most intensely interesting suued from The
sral uthianess Of story contains No touching aslons
will BE- oand IN its psges Hs volume Of
tuohshed py SFRlNGER 4 TOWNSEND,
,,.,,.,, Z, . No. aa2 Broadway, N. Z.
N B. Agents Coportsurs viii be furnished with csulara oil
10 he Pub shers.
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The irish bar.
SKETCHES OF THE IRISH BAR
eHa RI THE ag

BIT THE
RIGHT HONORABLE RICHARD LABOR sHEL.
further supply rscsysdat
J o.. n ORG A Ms,
Exchange place, Adjoining the Post ass.
CONTENTS.
AN IRISH CIRcEIT-HALL OF THE FOUR COURTS or
DuBBIN--LoRD PLuNKET-CHiEF JUSTICE BUsH-AT-
TORNEY-GENERAL sAURIN-cHIEF BARON J0Y-cAL
AMlTIEs OF THE BAR-cHIEF JUSTICE LFFRoY-MR
sARGEAAT GooLD--MR WALLAcE-wExFoRD Assl3Es
CHIEF JUSTICE DofIERTY-THE DUBLIN BALL-IoRI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IzEs--SIR MICHAEL oL0GHLfl
CONFESSIONS or AJUEIoR BARRlsTER, stc., e.c.
mhqrsp TO. MORGAN.
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To the Ladies'.

M a u A N T "a n
Ey Respectfully Haw fer
tbs treatment Of the following deases PRoLAPsus uTsR
WHITES PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MEasTEUATieA, EN-
GoRGEMENT AND uLcERATIoN OF THE WOMB.
Thsrsatmsnt adopted by her Is thai which
the Surgeons Paris London New York.
its here Of which she has ample testimony, mssy
respectable ladies' she uhea
ofihe Uterus not Of nature, can cured
Madam doyotes herself exclusively
can be censulted DAILY at her residence,
myis 9ptf I8N AZ. yo.anh .t.aat
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To Country Merchants.

TO COtEHt7y sMefCFSN1atSs
CASH CITY AecRrTAKeEs,
ar The largest variety Of hns
FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, GUNS,
RIFLES PISTOLS. PLATED WARE,
PERFUMERY COMBS, BRUSHES, and
TOILET ARTICLES, Of the best Quality
PLAYING CARDS, DoAiINoEs, CHEssMEN, aAhEs
IVORY AND BONE CHECKS FOR CARD PLAYING Ere, Ere.
B The Goods all Imported Direct will disposed
the Trade The Favorable Prices Purchasers invited
examine this extensive vatie g before purchasing elsewhere
Il. r.. GUI0N,
nhso Up 17t Corner Of 81. Charos streets.
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Manual FOR Ladies'.

THE BEHAVIOR Manual IaaI.s BY Miss Leslie fourth
'''.''' = I M j. q. MORGAN,
Il s5s Exshapss Place, adjoining the Pos.ohiss,
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Spain has eleven hundred guns in the inme-
date vicinity Of Havana, and eighteen thous-
and men.
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The new forty boat Two Brothers, which was
intended to ply between New Orleans and AL
giers, on its way from Pittsburgh to this city,
sunk on The 18th short distance below einoin-
matt. She had on board 5000 bushels Of coal.