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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

CoURT OF SEssIo,s-In this Court. yesterday. ia
cob trial the charge OF assault snd bat
with intent Kill Defendant resides in UIionav L ,st
Disrio' and alleged kept house OF III fame a. the
time the assault committed The circumstances OF the
these testified by the witnesses exsmined Oc
the 18th February last complaint having been inside 10 Cape
Dibole. OF the sixth Police Dsnct that defendant Kept
house Of quesdouabe ectaby he proceeded 20 the
premes posse of officers for ths purpose of se''ug
occupants Butt resisted shot officer Thomas Roba
him severely in the face also violently ssstut
several Of the police The defeLdant his wife
CHILDREN. named Cooke and tour females were ar
et'ed The officer being proved by several
the given TO the jury, who alter an SD
about hours. brought in verdict OF Gully Of
assault with Intention Of doing bodily Counsel Tor
defense bill of exceptions which granted and
the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

CAPTURE or FUGTTE.-Tho notorious Jack
Simpson, who escaped some weeks ago while being
taken from the Court of Sessions to the Tombs,
recspured yesterday by Officer Moore, of the Twen-
tie,h WARD and committed 70 prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
Il n1srRIcr .rrnPNEY,s oEyICE-MaRcn2 q.

SEIZURE OF DIAMONDS AND JEwELRI.
About 8 600 worth of tbs above articles, alleged 10
have been suusslsd tas been seized understand,
= l0esa.e s;O.e IL Nassau St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

M.Cb,rier will give the last Of hs lectures IN the
y,e,eb a,oasce at the spngler Institute this even
ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

M.RcAFnr DrvIss "A petition is circulating smens
members OF The Legislature, prssiog for the intsr-
ference OF the Governor and ths Court Of Paaons
pardon Devine who foaf yeas ago. at the age If
10 years. -, ssc:eooei - t-,oty ,ssrs imp-sos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
1854.

The Recorder received for the ves,r OF City Or
oinsnets In roveu Der S1 in december So s3a II az
usiy, 81 making IN ell eli Is
The CITY bold judgments fo Enes for yio.sng City Ofti
nsrees sEains h ksiheone ohu Arbaee Nc CBns Jsmes
ORonte ard ethes 70 the $50 scsved
previous ne port, 81 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

Thy PASSENGERS OF THE DEs GEsEYs.-Ihe
follow ing is list Of the Sardniens transported 20 this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

LEARY & Co.. Art Ilatters aud Vendors to Cen
a.mes.. stotes. AstCr House. Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
Northern and Elt Wes,sr9 so1ths,n
eru Pnce 10. 1. Pftnls ~. l. Prime go

FIsH-rhs inquiry iat DRY Cod hA bssa s,sS, v'shSst
change preaH. the sspsy lar ana 70. sri,sS ere az
izEe the ssl. aGiI3s 81 ggntss Grand 6snk ~ ~
sas .10s a. 0socyssx - =, ~ isss ~ 10. HassS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

RrcoRprrs QUARTERLY REroRT.-Geo. T. Cut
ter R.corer of rsey City dered his report Of the three
month. en6irE Feb 1885 Tse.day evening" a. the meet
ina OF the Common Council as follows - w.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
BrneLAnr John Miller. Germ.n, was arrestei

Toesesy night charged with entering by means OF false
ieys The house Of BIZ, Morris No. 2Si Rfoome St and
ns sserwse and clothing the vslus Of $50 He
ives he.G f.t examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

ARREST or An ESCAPED CoSyIcT-Mary johnson
convot Who esesped the 18th inst from Sing sing
P,on yesterday arrested at CsImausvie, and sent back
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

RAIIRoAD AcCIDEHT.-Mchael Devln, a resident
OF Wtstcheser County. driving coal cart through
Nsrd st. TUESDAY evening when he cart rua into By
HARLEM upset. pevn severely injured and was
taken t. the New Y ok Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals in town, we
49,. fafla

ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals in town, we
notice the following:
hio, Hon pierre soul6 late Minister to Spain; Hon
, dmund Purke New HsmpshiIe II. w Cispp; Mass
stseer Buffalo; De Govuen Lesl, Madea; T: H. Wyatt Bal
imore; Falls St Louis Rosse Jarvis New llsme'hs;
A Hsyson boston Ge,. s. Riley. Rochester; j. r. san
worth T. c; 3. Curtis. lIioo' G II Brown n c.
Az the Aston HoUsE-H GIiswold. Harttore; James b.
fSiisdePPSia; T. Aiksn Albany l. g win'Ior Pou.h'
keepss; 10. TAYLOR, oSeso; W Msgbry Cincioua'i'
Ohio; DR. X. Fletcher 40 T. d. Tracy, Lsnsngbuish; j.
AZ the ISyiSS Hovsr-Gen vsnderbursh Syracuse; B.
Kofrss Jr o. ; N DR.. Dyou Philadelphia Col Thomp-
Ss.,,n d swi,,pre NswIondon CT John Whits boston
Mas: Jno p Boweum, Lsxnston, Mo H. Frost, Woos-
ersohts Cyrus Pyle, Wilmington, N L Thomas om''
AZ the ST NICHOLAS HOrrL-Iohn Hopkins, New Bedicrdi
r. A Isnsrs perOitj Jas Kidd albany; Jas knapp Mon
T.Siof PhlsSeiphis William Cas-. cleveland N. ". Curtis
Bo.tor Geoie Csss yirsus; j. Foster. West Point; Nh
Chamber Phlsaelphis j. C. Russell, Great harrington
SUICIDE BY TAXING ARsESIc.-Geo. Haas, ma
tive of france years found dead In his
bed At the odsng house No fi Pearl ST. Yesterday morning
m1mosoouu LETT on his table stated that he had wife
living 10 Baltimore Bid and hsd come to thus City 70 collect
debt OF eco from firm doing business at No IS Chsham st.
on Tueda, Iiht be was seen to swallow powder on
eehs sked what it ws replied that II was messne ne
Dr. Fnnel made moem exsmin alton aud -four arsenic
b stomach AID jury impAnnelled BY Coioner Dohne
rendered verdict OF suicide"
RAuRoAD AcCIDEST.-Mchael Devlin, resident
OF Wtstehester County driving coal cart through
Hsrlsm ca, and upset pevo was severely injured and
taken 70 the New Yoit hospitsl
ARREST or AN ESCAPED CoSyIcT.-Mary johnson,
convict Who esssPed the 18Th inst from Sing sing state
Pson yesterday arrested at Csmansve and sent back
BURGLARY John Miller German, was arrested,
on Toeeay nigh; charged with eneIng BY mean. OF false
teys the house Of hn Morris No % eoome St and s1es-
D1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
IAdvertiSme1t
POPLAR MISIC- a

A.s No. as Brosdwsy, Albany, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
To Dealers in Wash Boards.

sFa
TS 1871 o. RICE, or CiRcirnlil, "isrtsiss Is!usRt
IsF7suMsNi in web bosTls," for which he ohIiLed
PA7E ENTIn 0tt. tS49 Sid Improvement CONSISTED Ia
PoTeriJ preparing the tiSS Of athtt Of tlRc or oher
suitable Ieia aud then, causing then 70 INeIW Or cut
helr iEto ire solid woOen sides o. kES Of waSh'
boaJdI We methods PttviouSy eaPoIed AylnS been 20
eaEi yTGeTt VrrEta WoFtiCr, 10 receive Tue nhtilf
plate o. Rice subsequently SOd his tYiiTr tNtTti tS4
eRNftA In said Patent 10 the Sub.eHbsr, whO Is now
sole proprietor theTeol a. well as oAP oetEe5 MANI
fstiI sr ESQ. RIrEy lAPloTEP r4TESr 2lsc WASH
BoARp," having succeeded 10 tie hte urn VI WATAt'
BLILV Gu, H lhat bVSleS. lhdOced ~ lhe popularity
and extensive Sae 0l said Paebt Wash AbolTdS" tUn.
dry PeSOnS have engaged 10 making and vending tam
uiiteri a Ie tttbS tiosttAE EiEhi, Sc
cured by &ad FStnl Suits have btta Commenced AID
ae buty peAdIhs sgaiuSt parties Known 10 be thus
gagged ahd IFS mJ lhitptlon 70 Prosksg.e for all 10
irsemtHlS Of my tai aud lust rish, TO te etteut
tie law ALL PERSONS tIe therefore edstsats iEalnst
rufchaYRs or dealing B ne wash boards Eade amer the
rtaRHsr Jds2td n Rice, UnesS blSnded 20. Rtetl In.
YTott4 iVSIk bsafiI, PatRd iSty," Dohe CtIes hIns
stuuiue Il nay bt wellto TtmIk that the variation 10
lie shape Of Tue eImP,-or the epPeymeAt OF any Pat
tnted machine 10 ali ralhbottdS-10sS not give the
liIh touse lie P6lS lstfstag Pt<kis above desettb
ID, upOn which the rdtt OF tie board really dePkad.
Hloesale ordsTS foI toe sEsA!4t erit respectfully 90.
eItfd and pompiJ eIecueJ, At AS low peAS tlI Of
w. ''' JOSEPH W. WAYNE,
Sole proprietor and I1aHuittt tt9tet Hereof
ofee St HIIdwate StoIe, MOI te5 Main st.
poht opH04Ik bth. ClHCLISiIT, O,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
MCKEE & ROBERTSON'S PREMIUM G0ODl
Take N otioe.

VIZ don't think Il neesSSay 10 IRvts our friends TO set
te or SaJ anyIAns abost the need n ho1eT, taking or
gInsi tisi viii eli rHsb " and eondehse 10 dee time
We WiIh TO inform them howeTe'i Iott Az settheG'3
,e 10 be nude befeIsr With uS. 10 every SI DonihS, m
iIt.d o. twelve m0nhsSay The li J9y ard ~ January
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
RaadI ReadlI Readl!!

N ESlRlSG 10 1educe our stock as low Is possible, he
~ lore opening our New Goods, we WILL without inI
iOEi pE about IT, sell oar Dress Goods al cost. Ladies
wanting lawn elaly batee deLAln, or nousne dIeSS
can buy ore from uS on The terms stated above.
II you want 10 IT'S the honesty OF our ldVe''eHNW'
call aud SeeUsAt ,,,,,,
,nvo9 ScNAiR d HERvEY.
sIetns b,,ek mustard seed, Just received bT
. ,tpnn WV !. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
New Music Store.
Sign OF the Greeian Trigonani, No. 100

J. FicKlESoN woGld re.rt:::tatIy an.
-=3if bodnte to lbe citizens oS wheeling tad Vi,
IA la III o. SfsR.a 6. g. oSoa W. 5as
Guitars, Voliptttlos, FIagolst, Flutes Flies, AeeoTds.
oas, Banjos, add TimkonneS. Bras lnstEuneHlS The
IsstrStuoG books Or al kind. Of Gna.r4n,s and for
A6iht
Que or The Piano, Guitar, Flute and YIOIn, also, the
T,,E.. HtT. SG9 PR'it RS V S*'' S0'H and
chrpne,, Reeds TdsS Forks, also VtoliB and Guitar
SSfSWS, Violin Finger and Tall BpIIdi t1r'
B9YS toF, yielllcello ard Yiclln, 4, I, ,,,...
Espae. 81 G sihosS sSIRs's slsaR Beats OF anJ
Also oT saIs by the AEsat ot Pano'
OF tie ft and btt 1t1uttuIe ID TIE gt4 State9 such
q Nuhta lhd ctiks grand ind squlIe Pano4 y, Dya-
iim'i Histt tud Altar etlsblStsd Bostel PtG4 DC.
Aee6t of tkk Eaks ofcatharat and Ntsdhlh'4 Patent
14sseSdsgt. ~ t1Glsd Ot hbsistlatunfatItspatea
~ EtleWtsi Ptksa. lGr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
adams q Uo's Hxdres's
1854. E99zl5t 81 1854,
0PFITR-1IeI,uTc IIou,e

OPRICE-1IcLuFc uouse'
nor ,re,jy And eSe Conveyance Of merthlndre, pack
trts r,Iees bank Eoies, speeie, gold, 10 ehalLe O
aIeclll neSeses, leave office dltiy for a paris u
.ie East, Europe, California and AustItha Also
Weltve Raiiiold, and ClGyeaud aud Toledo RaiIoad'
through 10 Chlesso. .p,
n Eo,,S io cipeiSnati. Lovisylie and st. Louis.
Poi baltimore aud all points on u Baltimore aad oao
RalO d. and om theme eonTeet wt.h our GTest East
cru Express to Philaleirhla, New fotE and ToMon, @
livery OF parcels, and make prompt Ietul1s'
EEnresS for Fast daily at O'Clock, AZ
10 Tor west do I DO An
d. 'orPitt.burs DO I DO A:H: ,,..,
Our arrangements Ae now complete tOfthe ueu'''|V VI
Paeksee4 aud monies 10 all points. ,,,.c
y, pnutS. Agent srl7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
H1aH1Y IMPORTANT.


al. E ..4E ,tbdSnELShSl fsa.
Ia,taatsaesus Liquid HaE' Dye.
o tho,s iShiRsa hair GJe that may b depended up
oS' We cal theerfDy etomnA nd ne above The bat
ofeiiy Teerente can Be given t3 to u saPenoiI over
tytthIs9 9f ht kind row 10 gsei ES5 Neo'sseIs
@rHS 'SrssE KS Sole asnts lnthlseitr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19
np.nRI InYRRrIsINIG.

,Irsitisfufnt& Of sie4teI Hhstut lRu lShS Nsth
EJFeI 1aW.sstttd lof IOnEeT tine lLln Two months
" eS, iSOSS n 5r ri cent % Tue above VII e made I9r
Css,s r he at thIee loRsh'' and % PET eeA'
ia;.;s5 iTa,S.;G:,, OF ron..iOns.tds, ssdars Ors' ~
.; si' OSs square, rst
~ - 54'44S
t@f,ff'$i;' 4, '4'l''' r. 3
l,,.,,.O, on the above Gor inside; 49,.
@!5 sAatttd 81" PET thou
ns4!EL Do.s charged go squats tE augvrp
" and sans T3's snS,S q SisoS ". 1e.Ts Saa Sni
lt tltI pIiiI iirs loryif ipstiilot.
iIseuents, with naonihly ehanse' ohS "a, n,
P.s,S '''''''''''''SSi6h ~ N
,Ijth Eee ekiy cha WV
sisa ,n "TTJ ni n, a Inserted grGtutoVay ou' Ws "a
"vn,ItS fhA .U.,.''' '''''''''''''''''''' IA
~, ,S:S ~ chaTEed. :..''.:."
a4,SSS. c6ltFtd for each candidate oL sra N
ISr month rles',ia adN1nes y"
RtliSioaa nO''s \ X, BARTLRS0N,
JOHN T, RUSSBLLt
BEATTY & 80.
GEO o. LITTLE 4 Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

New Watch and Jewelry Store.
ROom, No. 4, Washington HdA, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, VA
1NHE subscriber would cal tie attention Of The pubic 10
L his well Seeeted stock o. watches, clocks, kTeltE'
silver wlIe am hBey goodS, Which be l? loW olFll =
His stock Il composed n VAtt gold and silver watches
keys, CARDS and chains.
Rvery description Of godNWeiTyi
Gold, silver, AIVeI pIalel and common seftieseSi .,
Pore iSe table, tea, deSseI sugar, mustard and sal
Plated and GeTGan silver forks, SpoOns butter knives
etc. etc.
Port DonN1es, pocket cutlery, Sei1Sorsi
VFtT TtSF Tai6ri, slT0pS, shaving cream, eic.i
PtTfuhAry, combs brushes and gteat variety Of aneE
goOdGi -.
Particular attention paid 10 [ePalrins witches clocks
and Jewell =, and engraving handsomely lOne.
snS-dtf - C. =. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-19

GAPS.
ID ECEIvED this day, the beat assortment Of Gents,
II youlh'S and charen't cloth caps ever brought y
ihS ciy ba yibg been teected with great care Iear
Slyle ahd gUaliiS. Ther eOmptise In part a SoowIi
Gents IO,h OerH black ard whtei gents hair cloth dot
black drtb and green riding, bunting and Aroo
OgeLtf with ever other desehPtoE Or car extaH
TnTi4 y. ID, HAktbh q SOS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
17r. ssItos !.

L OI may announce NV name far candidate 10
i sell every article OF Dry Goods AID Groce
rles cheaper than ever. a. | am anxious 10 RAISE
money TO bay few lois, whirh cai,'i DO veil
after the election there VIII be dreadful raise
10 property, for ] shall tax every lot III the city
TO per cert Ter OK, il ! am cleo Cd 10 carry on
orr Rail read, 10 be pail u he d Tx weekly
which viii complete enc ulie II our Road week
IL. How MANY weeks VII il take 10 complete
TINS roal Who owns tie road, Lee county.
the ciiy of kcokuk, or tie property hold,rs p
If yoa fiHd 500 paw over the wholesale price for
any article IN auy oil ny stores yon ran return
the articles $. s BILLINGS.
Main Street, kooi.uh low a.
March 3, Isa5 DIT
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e. Nj. HUSTON.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN NOTIONS AN
FANCY DRY GOODS,
% Main street, esknk. Iowa.

WHOLESALE DEALER IN NOTIONS AMI
FANCY DRY GOODS,
% Main street, kesknk. Iowa.
ALWAYS on hand general assortment Of Ria
IA bons, Carpets, Laees, Edgings, Insertion aud
Millinery Goods in general, with q la.ge assori-
ment OF white goods, Hosiery, Comforts. Gloves,
sus senders. Cap, Letter and Fancy Note papers
Eneeiops common and fancy, blank rookg, fancy
soaps, Hair oil, Cologne and perfumcry fallkinds
large assortment OF pocket cutlery, scissor.
Eaxors, Pistols ClocASsg gold and silper Watches
and jewery OF all descriptions, quality and price
also large and &c ne al sortment OF Combs But
tons, Threads, Pins, needles, Spectarles an ca.
SEES, PORT Monies, fine assortment cf Pocket
Wallets, Memorandum Books, Pencils shavins
Brushes and boxes, fancj work Boxes, Google
and Eye PROJECTORS. In word everything com
prise IN The
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also large assortment ot
FINE CIGARS,
2ceofdeons and Flutinas OF ali GRADES.
Our stock Ill be found very heavy and com
pete, our goods having been selected r the safit
fall trade, with great ard with special refer
ence to the requirements 81 he western vnarkets,
confident e. saii sta CT Oh to al as
regards both quality AID prices al we Intend %
compete with tie st, Louis market and Wif1 eeIi
low, If no little lower than any house In the
West.
We sell at WHOLESALE ONLY, and confn.
ourselves 10 one particular branch OF business
and OF course buy and sell cheaper than persons
keeping promi.cuous stock. We would respect.
fully request Merchants, pealers aad Dealers III
general, to give call and examine our stock
and prices and satisfy themselves efore purchas-
ing elsewhere, We thtua thty sgila find gTratl
to THEFT advantage. Call at No 81 Nsin street
G, ri. HUSTON.
Sept. |, 1854. u1w
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Naluabie Cut Lots for sale.

TIE nnders En. proposes 10 sell roraon of
the Tract known the &C aIuble Faru.p iii
ten acre lots
The above land i situated atoui i mile from
the ttwn plat OF keoknk. ana affords many
beautiful sites ipr private Residences. Ihp
land being very itch ard situa'ed rouvrniert 10
The city, and beyond the reach of The dn, f,um
the Plank Road oilers he most valuable locA-
tons for Market Gardens, Nurseries, Pasture
Grounds, sc.
Terms Will be mate easy and title warranted
w NJ &. GKttt M.
April is 1858. (3m
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
q 49, ~. ess5s se:s 49, AassA
RAIL ROAD LINE
{ Peoria & Qluawka. Central Military
Tract q Chicago. Burlington
s. Quincy l,allrnads J

" NSNiliLy As1LIibaGAs
I nov compile ID, and TRANS sun tbe enfue
| distance from CHICAGO to EuRLlAG-
TON, Iowa, without change 81 cars.
e most direct route In Chicago, New York
Boston, Philadelphia, and all hef popis Last.
: Daily Trans ieate LuriiHgton Sun
dags cccertnd
/. -DAY EXPRESS - TnEou6H I 30, 4. NJ
Arriving % Chicago The same evening passing
through Nonm afh, G4i~sburs, r,inceloa, and
conteciu Il Netdota with lie Illinois Contra
Rail Road to LaSalle, Bloomington, Springfield.
D,catur, jacksonville, aAa Asple,; also with
Gacna anu DGulelth
- EArafss InHorGlt : so, NJ.
Connecting with llituuis Cenflal Rail Road a.
MENDOZA Tor st Louis ard Cairo direct
Trans on the above Roads ran ~ close com
hecien, avoiding al laying over al any oI the
points.
lIhis Road connects al Chicago with :he NJ ich-
ieau Central and Michigan Southern Road, and
s4iL all The Roads leai,ng 10 the Atlantic Cltes,
Ohio, Kentucky ard PENNSYLVANIA.
Passengers leaving Burlington al :, 30, NJ
reach t,alena al d Dnnieib IN 2 ho0s, and ST
Louis n 20 hours.
Hy tins route "a, sah.ers will Y ach the interior
portions oil Ohio ana Indiana III less une. and
wtlh fewer charges, than by any other route,
connecting, via Michigan Central al Michigan
Ciy with he Nrw Albany aud Salem Road,
tie ace o alb ponts south end souhcas'
Baggage checked direct through 10 Chicago,
and no g afee for handling at any point
Thr0ug Tickets by this Route can be pur
chased al the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
O. HAM MOND. Superintendent,
y. RfNtcK, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
e. t. foLlTrr General Ticket Agent CnI.
cago
(rlrpvn. Nav Isl 1873 dkw
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re the Public.

II HE uncefsi-tcd proposes to 80 CarreHters
| and TONERS work OF every dtsctipL.n and
VIII like contracts for building hoDseafrom the
gfonnd upwards, ard finish aid furnish II aerials
and aeliver ihr KEYS or 10 any WAY as per con-
tract, and OF be quality ANA architectural style
agreed upon. and al the time specified Can be
seen at nv shop or eillce Oh Fulton Street be I,
tween Second ami Third. r. EICHtR
Contractor aud Hous. Bultier
REFERENCES: >Alf. J. A. Graham, Thos w
Clageti, Esq, Geo. &, Dixon, Esq. Rev. IL.
H. William.
Re lkal, April 10. 1880 4
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A BRANCH at the Mercantile College Of
"A Pennsy lvaasa--~lnoorpo raied hv The ..esis
latufe q nat State With perpetual chatter.
TRUSTEES.
His Fxcel'ency tie HoN. IsMRs Bueu.NAS,
Hos. WN. WILKINS, (lafe See,tlaly ii Waf.)
the Hos. MosEs HAMPTON; Hos. " II I.aw
ny; Hon CnAnlIs NAgLois, and GL,s ]. X.
MooREHEAp.
FACULTY.
ASnREw T HowpEN, lair senior Professor Of
Book Keeping ana Commercial Science in the
Mercantile College &c Penns} lsaa
Lofts II. DAIBofF, late Professor Of Com
rnefeiaI and Otnamental Teumaashipn the same
institution.
CHAs. Ben DARwIS, member of the BarIing-
ton Bar--pro!essor 81 Mercantile Law
The Principals design carrying ont in every
particular that course of training for business in.
'rodaced and followed ~ Tor upwards OF flreen
years by Mr.. DuFF, the founder vi tie Mercan-
tile College o. Penn ylyanta. by which about
$500 merchants anil accountants have been quail
hed for business. II is now regai 3ed by basI.
less men as the most thorough and effective pre-
ruasion Tor ttr accountant gwen In The United
States. II comprehends upwards OF 400 real
business trsusaelians-i illustrating SIX different
methods II conducting books BY double entfy-
about 300 conmef eial computations. explaining
many business operations noi found in comm-y
aritlmetes--a comprehensive course Of mes car
tile penmanship--- business iurnis aud bushes
letters--aaiiy lectures OF commercial Law ane
commercial sciences.
Ten rooiDs viii he open for The reception q
students on The drst OF December
tarehiafs mailed 10 any address,
Burlington, Nov. p. lisa dAw
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keoLuk, MI. Pleasant and Mus
catlne Rail Road Co.

A0IlCI IS hereby given that the annual meet
\ ny 81 the Sioe kholders OF TIE krohu k. Nj.
Pleasant and Muscafine Rail Road Company
will he held ia. Nit, Pleasant, at the county
Cour House, at the hour Of O'Clock p NJ, on
Wednesday, Jane 10Th, 1875, for the purpose nf
elecing ee, en- Directors and rausaciing Tie
bushes Incidental thereto.
LAURIN DEWEY President
NsY %, 1850. dow&3tw
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" ashinalen Union Insurance Co.
CLEVELAND. OHIO
Capital, $3.50. O0O.

Officers.
- = DUNBAR, President;
GtaRGE MyGAr1, Vice President atd Treasurer:
q. n >hsrLs, Secretary;
GEoBGg b, SkNrLR. GcUclal Agent.
Directors
Geo Mygau, Cltselana; p B Dpnham, Gle, elaBd;
4 r Bacbus, do G w Cook. do
4 S sandtord, do W VI Powell, DO
heftf Nntthrrr, ro inrrh Perkins, Warren .
Geo + scatter, 40 I Baker. Noruat
Q \ Skeeis, DO John Clark Brunswick ;
Robinson, Bedford.
This Wcil hnoua Compdpy Is pre-
p0rcd ~ tnhe RISKS oh TIE safer class
cs II property. Their means arr
ample, and arr 50 inresfc8 That Me
fao1ds CAN oNLl BIZ USED TO PAY LOSSES.
~ steam OF .peeloi hazsldous risks aie taken,
and
The sum TO he insured In the same vicinity is
limited to prudent amount
The Company has completed the fourth year
Of lis existence. and tie Directors have been abl,
70 meet all losses without the necessity pf a tax
ep"u The premium peies.
No assessment has jeen made upon NJ
deposl'e notes.
EDWARDS & TURNER. Ageris.
February l5th, 1850. Gml