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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06
A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINIMENrS!
J. B. VONDERSMITH'S
Chang Flu,
Chinesa I,ininnent-


THIS superior preparation is presen cd the Ameri-
i can public with the eatest confidence that its efl-
Client cuIauve Qualities excel any OEher known mimeat.
lis action Is tain, sale and OTm. aIis
where an external aPpCaiOnls aPprOpIIa tc All vino
have tried regard miIible the GLOWING DIS
eases: rheumatism sprans, bruises, SWelled Inhs weak
lonis. white swelling paIms in tie bsCk, hips Sides ihe
breast, lace, any other part OF the body Ii is
ceient remedy in bruises, SCads cuts, Tie useful
ness I" this neSt Unable chemCal compound isby
ooatned 10 the Human species, but is equally eca, ous
whichever APPLIED 10 cure diseases Ir ;avUTite
Tic animal he horse Among diseases and acci
dents occurring tohe horse, tor which Is tile
tain cure may be nanel the following VIZ: cuts bruises,
sTains IN the ShouGeTs CnapS, scratches, cracked heel
sweeney spine, patOr GlntS etc. For further part
lars see directions bottles.
TAKE n 1TICE.
Many and Just O5eCuOns made to all the ordinary
ilIHeniS Oi the day account their offensive sne
nd Lie unsgitly status often ct upOm the shin.
del ia! TACT which has been verified U the asioushueuOi
the must profound Chemists, ami the delight lastidUuA
patients is That III addition TO its surprising curative
ieCts II Is the most heahul cosmetic and ag bic per-
iune To any part OF the skin which 1t may applied
it inrarts rosy aud glow which lasts many
hOurs, aud leaves the vevety sOmess healthy
stead OF the eiaccd and Ciaped appearance which is
common result of almost ait Oher articles used for
purpose Hence, every Iady's toilet is supplied with Il
who knows its excellent qualities this respect re.
aEe ITS agreeable odor need but open bottle
Try for yourself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06
March lst, 1854.
Fail Fashion for Hats,

THE subscriber now prepared to furnish his numer-
OGs patrons aud all the or manknd,' with spen
did hats Oi the
LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which tor endurance beauty OF fnsh cannot be
surpassed and when shaped to the head by
tive, fit with perfect ease.
also, Iecevng large of men's youths and
chidTen's son Hats, Comprising black, Mapped plain
Eon lHt, ventOn, ngraham Young America etc togelh.
with fine assortment Of mems, youths chiIdiens
Caps Al! o; which offered lowest prices wholesale
'G% :sPn Pi'' Wv 1raEsos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06
NOVEMBER 6. 1856.
WHEELING.
No. / super Phosphate of hime.'
VERSUS ..GUANO.,


THIS valuable fertilizer has been used for several years
IN England and other parts OF Europe and next to gu
ao holds the highest rank III popularity Snd The extent To
which II Is used among Farmers Its Introduction III thlS
Country by Tie subscriber has been oTr recent hut Tue
progress II has made IN the csnuatPn o. Tue Puhc mas
not been less marked o. successful Than broaS after toll
irat o three years investigation OF ITS merits IN which
time there has heen very many sernruuS experiments
made by the scientific agricultafiss and various
luhs Committees, &c, side 0y sue rcnNiaH GuSHO as
70 relative value COMPARED WIN ana IN MOST
instances preference given TO the super Phosphate {"
Lime. Such reports as returned VIII shortly ne placed
heiore the public, which WIN convey ho'e lhl"Fmauo"
thah Inc subSerlher ees uisosed 10 OHe' as The naHu
iaetuVer, atthe present moment
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WHEELING VA. TUESDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.
Eagle Forge, Wire IFon Works

VI L Il IL ~ kO1AN 44AOAOs
Eagle Forge, Wire 8Iron Works
E. c. DEWEY, Ptoprietor.
WAREHOUSE, 80. GO l9lN STREET,
WhceItns,
MANUFACTURERS Ot all SIzes Bar and Fancy ITOn,
NJ r. x. Ax!esi heavy and light oTginss Boiler Xiv
RaiirOsi and Suspension I'm 1rOu work made to
order -rl ncft
wheeling ngsanstitution.
OFFICE, No. I:S9, MAIN ST.
Office open from O'Clock, util p. m. Discount
3l0ey received On transient opposite Interest paid
j. GH-HsA9SxH, @ NLrz ROaras, Aln1. PATTON. AN.
IouNsoS, DANIEL SrErNRoD, Jas b MAEsH, ADAM Ftcn-
sEH AND H. h 'L'sF-D'HE'F9Rsi n. Sk1sox, ptssidn.
VIM. Mccoy. Treasurer. aug!
0. ". uElsxELL. :. A. rETzER. 6, ,. swEARlNcEN,IR.
n EISK ELL Il CO.,
Denlers in NIL kipdsOf
Fancy and Staplet Dry Goods,
sOrner of Market and Union sFs, three doors nom
uugo1- WheeIing, VH.
4. {. lslLIEa.z = = 2 Nv. NllLER
r. G. Miller q Bro.
ROUSR AND SIT GIN a44ENTEI8S. G. la.
ziern. grniners aud paper hangers.
No. 26S, Main Street, Wheeling. Va. sep
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
&c MARKET ST.. WHEELING, VA.
THE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
tempa;ing erection of Steam works. he wouL invite
the attention of Architects Builders and the public IN gem
inspection his stock consisting OF ltaaM
Egytan Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities, which be sold any other establish
ment in the west
Dealers would find it to their advantage tOinspeet his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the most elaborate style, and he
would invite attention OF purchasers to examine his
stock Statuary and other carved work. Monuments Gen.
oaphs Tombs, Head and loot stones and Crave yard
work every variety being enabled by his superior aoil
ties supply this prices than
any other establishment iH the country.
Please give Call aud examine MY work
MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
PAIso Calcined Plaster, Hydrauic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices. Iy.d.
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DISSOLUTION.
March ls,, 1854.

NHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
GoTdon' clarke 4 Co., has this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. J.. y GORDON,
CLARKE ~ THAw,
March 1st1 1854. J. B. AMER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

BACHELORS,
instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye.
ITO those wishing hair dye may he depended up-
i on, cancheeTiuIiy recommend the above The best
ciy reference be svena its superiority over
everything OF the kind in For sale, wholesale
and retail, by TIL. LOGAN 4; Co.,
marSI Sole agents in this citv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

HuBBELL's MAGlc IMPRESSION PAPER We refer our
readers TO the advertisement in column setting
o.tl lite merits Oi tits pleasing and ingenious invention
The cespDess should induce all give ii ttiai-Phila
delpha Merchant.
II Is unsurpassed iOI neatness and utility and should
meet with The sale il richly deserves Tribune
jnst what the public las long desired, aud recommends
'iseli 10 every lover OF taste aud Teement-JOurnal
OuTieT augli:3m,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

Daguerreotypes.
NJ ESSRS. BEAMER II TURTON, having taken tho
I1 Rooms formerly occupied by Mr L. TaTbeil la.
gucrTeau Gallery OF Main and ddle strceIs Ten
tie heeing beg leave solicit shaIe OF pltrOuage
from his irieiSs and the public large.
They make II rule let any pictures go out but
what salts IICtnI! aud wei executed.
God anl Silver plating executed neatly
5CTdcrs LETT here sign painting will be attended to
by J. TuItOH ~ Brother. mI2i i-3m
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY lNIFONIANI.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese LuslIal Washing Fluid
N the greatest Improvement yet discovered savim.
labor end III shng Clothing and House Clean
ing. Linens and CoItoms washed by this Fluid will
winter and sOieT han il b!eaChed the grass
WARR not TO imure thu iabrIL. Every lady may
satisfy herself that pOimt by Soaknga pcte OF Otion
LiEenin The Fluid, full strength, Tor 81 which
will clearly show that it must he put ely wEe
dilute with gallon o. water TO hal pint vi fluid.
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three the
single siXPence which will buy enough for large family
washing. which eau be done in . or ) hours.
Manufactured aud sold by the subscriber, who has
ly PuI chased the right for Ohio "Ounyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
ATso No 26, Union ST., wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
my1:ly No liz Main street.
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Also variety not here enumerated, which will
sell wholesale ctail the terms
Merchants rOma distance will lind II 20 their advantage
10 Gail and examine my stock before they make their
SrrIIg aud Sumner purchases.
spI5 }. Il. MARSH.
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CO-PARTNERSnlp

fHE subscribers have this day entered into partnership
ior the purpose of ofiransacting Commissioned For
wardng business, under the style Gordon Mathews
& Co.. and solicit continuance OF the business the late
hTIn. IL. S. GORDON,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEWS,
JNU. L. AGEEW.
March lSt, 1854. nT4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-06

IN NOG1c6
THE undersigned having bought out the entire stock
L Goods belonging To Messrs Wheeler i Lakin, MCT
Chant aOrs. would beg TO inform the citizens
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business in the formerly
occupied by MeSsTs. Wheeler & Laktn, and having OBJ
tanned the services OF hoth the proPric u.s.
Is peraed TO make UP TO osdcr article in has line
the latest style aud best manner, very short notice.
and very for h Having large hand
c is determined to sell very low, reduce his stock and
make roOEa for the Spring Goods. Now is Chance
10 get good clothing cheap lie will warrant every article
to be az recommended. sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've a CALL
AT Mo- Washington Hall.
ian12 II STALIMAN
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Hats and Cans


wEfiave this day cceived one or tie fuest and most
beautiful asSOrtments of Hats and Caps, that we have
ever had brought 10 this cy the most lash
lona6e that could be made i'll the eastern markets.
II comprises inpart the following kinds:
Gets No silk HOIeskln Hats light and elastic made
by the hsst hatters East and iu strict with
our orders Gents fine white and black bearer, otter,
seal. &ci Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, white
and baeEi soft aud wool hats OF evety COLOR quality
and price
Also-Cars of every description and of the most re-
cent StyES, such as The Nevada Know Nothing, PyTa
nese, Pyramid Canadian, Russian. English, Wishing
ton, and Consolidation caps, aI all other kinds la
dance. which will be sold tnan goods OF these
kinds were ever ote' ed before to :his community
ChiidTeHs Hats and Caps q! Ill kinds Just received
from the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet bags, FuFs and Gloves always on hand.
Allpetsos most respectfully invited to call ex
anime our magnificent stock of soods before purchasing
most iastidiOus.
Nothing will be wanting part to suit and accom-
modate our numerous patrons.
"A Word to Country Merchants.
II you wish thing III the way Hats and Caps Just
give US call will qua that will sell you
goods as low as they be got any where this side OF
FhI!ade!PhIa, and on the most favorable terms
nv1 $. u. HARPER & SON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES B. MARSH,
SEwwHOLESGLE Ann RETAIL
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

No. 35 Monroe street, Wheeling, Va.
DOOR TRHER, or AND
7 AM now receiving al my store room on Monroe
street large aud elegant assortment OF boots and
shoes, hch mad selected with srel aud had
uaCIured ny the best wOTkmen in the East, expressly
this t'aJc. now prepared 10 accommodate my Gus
ttOniers either wholesale retail with variety offspring
and Summer Goods, he surpassed 10y amy other
house III the cIty, either STYLE knamsp, or dura
biIy.
amongst which will be found the following >easonabe
goods:
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Dancing AtaSemies.
A DopwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIA

n KEw-YokE No 900 sro4d"sy oopoate eleventh q
EsooELYN Ne l57 Nouagneplacs Ieaf Corr
Mr DODNDbT has the b nor ~ announcing "a a ms
CA,se, for Lat es and Gnemeu bis Academies 10 Neg
Yors and BfoOkisu . open fOr tho sea-os -.
Circulars containing &C. esa b. obhssd at eishS@
tn, Acestmis% =, -,
NJ DODV ORTIZ hes the pleasure NJ loiormhs his n.ss
that ss.saby Their rep ttrd .o 'ai ~ 20 e-t,hss
Dsnc In Brroslyr the plan - -Il 70 'sv
Yms lie spacious Dn cus conbous every cos
tl could be suggested by many ssf' srp"sos
aad ais ptd 10 the he,tht1 eS'cse % "scsh
will b. d. votso The location Is n tho tcc-s~b7
Bioosiyn th Contest fuit ant hyrte-sv RAJ 49, NO
g, the hesn VI Montague ylsoe but few steps ho" ths
Academy.
soifees exclusively for Pupils auc Parents
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Chances for Businrss Meu.

A GOOD CHANCE to MAKE 8 FORTUNE
N fof SIC, On UNDERTAKES 8srA5LISaxENri
s0eA 81 Cef Ell haed sai 6nl-Ad stss'ed 10 Ihsv NA
isi good location ara oSps~ss; ls~ kc rhs IL
sure invoH meat Apply the premises. Ne %a BresA
wsy oo1nsr d Dane ". Rson Ne To-
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,g1HE UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION

fHNHE UNIVERSAL PARlS EAHlBllDN.-
1 FIRSr-RATE aoUsEs IN PARIS.
SlIKs-The very newest fsshous nade-up srticie Ao
rAGE" the od-estsbli,hed house OF Nouriier Richer
AuzOuy, i6 Rue Niyierne Savage Bro. hers Lepfe-
vest, successer- Of Hsnard 20.
DRESS-MAHtR-F suyet Rue Menars-Bsby Linen, Wed
ding Suits, ard AZ articles connected with Ladder
MILNE and Court Ornaments, Beau
drgnt, u hue Neuyt 81 Augustln.
WEDDING PBEsENTS-lndis C.chemire shsvls maniac
tursr Of " lite aud Black Lace and French Csaeaire
ShAx!s, China Grape. Frainais Grarnsynac, & Rue
FeyGesu, ard 8. Rue Rieheleu
BABY LINEN-W eddinE >ui's; Pagan, IS Rue Viyienne
STAYS-HypPohte, pat by the Empress, Rue De la PaI
TlLMAN-Anitcsl fo~eT' patented BY the EmTes, To-
GLOVES AND CRAVATS-Prvat, 4s Rue Neuve St Ansustn
At the UNIV for the special usnnactse Of
SHIRTS, 10 Boulevard Poi'sonniere eo.nsr Of The Rue
.-,, hr Geptsmen and Lsae- 49,. 49,. Dill. Uni.
cHocf s SsaSy Co. co.a Co.
LIE ROY SON Watch ana Cloek Makers 20 the Navy for
ueTly to the King. Ch;onometers and Watches, rrsv-
Exhibitions Psris, Galere MOnrps nier, Pal.is Royal,
Is aid L. IND and il 5S9dSq No 20 kstentst
yersmiihs, i6 Rue Iyienne Correspondents in New.
York Marehsnd Guleulot Co, No. isl Broadway.
LAH0CHE Co, Table Service, Seyres China, Crystals,
Brunses &c. l62 10 la Gslsre talois, PsA,s Royal
oDioT Cola and silver Smith q Rue Bas-e au RenP.Tt
LEAoNNikR Jeweer and Worker in Hair removed &C
sSG1t Of the E1proprshon from d1 Coz St HCnSrs &c
Pan. Gold MEDIA add frse MEDIA, London
SUISSE BROTHERS Bronze Msnrf-esoEy, Painting sts'
Il PAPE, hue Ef.st: and 10 Rae de v.lo the
inventor OF various Patented Improvements N ne
noe; modern Pianos Of al forms; Me1Als, Decorations
aae several FiIsi Prizes, Al he 1l,oos Exhibitions.
OPTiC-(hCy lief, lugeueer, IS r. sce d. P0nt Seuf
BENlNCk, hgooiste MsnufsctErer rs Rue s. Honore
H. CUNlLLIER, Is Rus do "a PaiI Wines, LqusFs, Tea
Grocery. Sole A gent Of Doglecq XereS
TAILOR-Isy LAhlte Il NJ the King Of Naples, snd &c
II NJ. the King Of Brazil, II Boulevard dee ltAiens
CHiLDklNs DRES>ES-Csps. Bonbets. etc-SpeoislEy-
Pauline Rogers, Roe Riyoi LEI, near the Passage Del
n. B. Reputed for rs punctuAlify.
WM ROGERS, DENTIST, from LONDON
w Now No. Rue ST. H0noTe facing the Passage De
fOrue PARE suhoE Of several scientific WORKS and inventor
sf the ossnores TEETH Complete set u a hOarA
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CFMI-W WEEKLY TRIB q Y F. -
~ The following 10 the TABLE OF CONTENTS Of TIE
sEMJ-WTTKLY TRIBUNE, no. |, n85:

- The following is the TABLR OF CONTENTS Of THE
sEM-wEKKLY TRIBUNE. no. 1896;
aJs C:. C Ti s1sNisG Psco cent?.
I..EDIToRIALS; DeoiO' otthe Empire 9tssi Fa gr
,on;" Religious poltcr White Slaves; Nora
nd che ' P... 1,s Dynss
TIC Msr1ieges; Chap Breads rhe ctnfe Season.
H..MExICO; Letter from Own CerrespOr tent at tbs
nI.yROM BOSTON: Le.ta from Correspondent st
Boston.
Nv. FROM KANSAS: Letter rom a Correspondent a;
Leaveuwoth City, Kansas.
V..MARINB AFFAIRS.
yI..sBiZURB OF AN ALLEGED RI 'sIANPRINA
TkIR
vn..TaE LATE FIRE IN sTATE-sTREEr: Inquest
by CoIoser Hilton.
vuI..vAiLEy OF TIP yo-sEMIrY AND ITS STU
PENDOUS WATERFALLS.
X..wOMANS RIGHTS
XBRAZIL: Na.sset. OF Sir Americans on the Amazon
Lct.f hom OdrO Correspondents 81 Para
M..HhvANA; Letter from Our Own Correspondent AT
Hsyna
KHAN AMERICAN IN EUROPE Letter from Cor
res,onern. Geneva Stiz9rlant
INFLOW TatY PUT our FIRES Ar BERLIN:
Letter for, Our o rn c pendent a. 3a.lin
XTv..AN AMERICAN WOMAN IN PARIS; Lette'
from ConesPou'~ut at Paris
XV.FOsEIGN ITEMS.
xvI..PATrLf VITA PIRATES BY AMERICAN AND
ENGL SH SAlLOES.
XVII. AFFAIRS IN PUTNAA COUNTY, Letter from
CoItesp.n at C.r1-L
xvJI..ErFcTIoN or CANAL CONuISsI oNER: Let.
from = Comp udent A. Pti ade pbia
&lX..1tE --LATEST NEWS b1 IEl4b'taAfh:
XX.GRAND JURY GAGGED wy JUDGE
XXI..THE FREE-LOVF SMASH Up
XXII.FOITRY: L-mertston Of Bottom stFaeht-ou'
WIKI It the APPROACH q the Move nbrT Eecuoa
XXlII..EEw PU 7LlCATIONs: Ii ide Visw Of slavery,
OF 4 =, M Among III. 7 au+sB; CJl-'ns Atai Of
tie WoIlr The n rth1d ofth Divine G1vernu NJ
Pnytica' ard 81 .Tst; The Lss 4 Real Pr pe.ty of
The State OF NesN ork TIE Worss Of Nnsil; rhs
Moiaso f Hursc. ; A ,rtslse o. The Law Of Bal
uent.; The Greet lIA-mon8i Ny Fab - House,
OF The Heaven # the Biblri The Wrrss Of John {.
Calhoan; The So. oohes OF Oerdt Smith
XXIVA WIPES STORY.
XXv.TdE EMPIRE STATE.
XIV. IMPORTANT TR AL.
XXyu. NEW ORLEANS AND ITS UNWHOLESONE-
MISS: Liter from Core ponden. al ~ Orr ANS
XVIII MISCELLANEOUS: ExplOT1D OF Pc Tdef-MIl' ~
GeIhsm. The Rev. Mf Mccormick Sdsren led;
Vernon G-o'ga; JudFe kaue Asr1; kct1r1 Of
Mrs Jutd; UupHd Letters Death Of an ExesAent
MOUsn.
XXIX..M AREIAGES AND DE ATHS.
XXX.. WHALERS.
COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of She
stock Money, Cotton, Gram. and other Markets,
SPECIALLY r,pOfed ia The Tribune.
fHs sss WEEKLY TRIBUNE furnished subscnbert At
these rates. One copy for one Ntai, IS; Two copies 3D.
Five copies sll %
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS al Oreee-
ID wich COsn. LEWIS HOWE. A. 81 Prue'pa Non.
NoNDaY NOV and continue u ~eess Circaas sont.ntss
io,maon may b. Obtlnad on application tho Pr sclps
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DARIS AUX WILLIS DE FRANCE

No 81 Rue Niyienne-Rue RichelieG No l04
LATEST NOVELTIES
SILKS sHAWLS. MASTLES MERIS0S, BAREGES,
MUsLINs EMbROIDERIES,
LACEs, LINENS. GLOVES, HANDKERCHlEFS, CAM
BRICS. RIBBONS.
The frst wholesale ana retail establishment Europe nt
.ted IN Tho most fashionable part Of the Metropolis between
the Rue Viyienue ard the Rue Roheeu "s az entrance
each .-reet) near the Bouley ARCS and the Boune. 800
In thee vst galleries, the monumental aspect OF which
hs been the admiration Of every visitor the most beSafa
textures OF - -....-,
FRENCH TASTE AND ELEGANCE,
Nsnufscture ard exclusively designed for this Emporium OF
Fs,hgu are displayed and sold the lowest remuneratins
profits -
Goods purchased # 10. approved Of exchanged the money
returned. ,. &c., o
Attached the establishment are neAh Anne esn ue Hai
and Spanish assistants. $500,
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DOYS sCHOOL.-Mr. TYNGs SCHOOL. 81
~ NO. 81 l6tl--t vii reopen on The SECOND TUt
seoteub=r. Terrns Sle year NunS~r United 70 %
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Eosr ann found.

G1S REWARD will be paid tor the re'overy
vny between th- hour. o. aud oocs Monday e'.u ne
Oc. z: sdoz GOLD PENS and -lLNER CASES 800
bJrk SATIN ~ ysrc, Col on r. sCdOONAAkES 20
Ire B'oscwsy be stow goods s.. .uppd 20 nave eeei m
- be csueo for sssn BY the per.5n who stoe them
Clio RFWARD.-LOST, DRAFT OF the
- " MECHANICS BAnKISG ASSOCIATION, tie
py.pt OF hieh has pped This Under By rstsrHh
No is Ceda will receive the above re"h,-
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CLASSICAL, FRENCH and ENGLISH
~ sCHoOL-No. S72 Broadway, corner ls,b st. ,,r,o,,
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Jusiruttion.

BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at New
ID RECALL s,h T.rn-Tbs sub.c .ib-r wali kn0~s -
sdactor B,by yss u large .sd PoPg =, Se1H' !" s' NJ
~ Nev.Yofk Can b. consolssd o. fthDAf rms e.
1t a, J. n WEEDS store No I7o Peal st. II 70 NJ.
pAyEOR,S bookstore Al O'ci.ck Cieu.r. a. me shove
lisoes ~ bONh 80 iI."F
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fine ARTS.

OOUPIL & Co. have on exhibition for q short
" tim. "EHENiCYcLE Do PALAis orS BEaUX
AIRS 1.-The Aposhscs OF the Arssl Pointing By Pss De /.
Rseh. NFINs ART GALLERY, Ne SSs Broadway, n. Y.
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Ecusrs an0 farms Uanle0.

EURNISHFD HOUSE WANTED-Or PART
Of HOUSE il the upper part Of the city, IA t1e ycai
Of Bro DIV ~ ~ small ssntel family furos1sd dI''s
yery eopy,Irn H. ,tuaied Staten and, soula bs
chargsc 4 desired sni diff renee pad Inquire Ma. 40
B,o..way AZ iMtTH'S PHARMACY.
HOUSE Wanted TO PURCHASE. HOUSE
Il tho nprer par Of the city, IN genee shSe'9oot
w,rb .bout sI2s for which Cs.h, and land near s. LOUIS
At each vsiusflon, WI be sIchuged Apnlyto
j. A fEASt No. 3c4 Broadway.
VNIANTE ID to PURCHASt-A moderate sized
W FARM On the hudson Potomac, Jsss. or rths 1'e'
Hudson pref r,ed- for which 6rseas MACHINERY, en-
tireIy new s be god at tn w- cish price App
at th, MANHAT:Ah LAND OFFICE, No 4H Fi-h'-' u at
W. ~ ~ KEYEs 4 BOAGLAND.
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TKFkCH and CLASSICAL INSTITUTE fer
Il YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No. 70 k.St Ntsrs rnsoE
Il PeuUets SCHOOL, bLe N"sh"'nS
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,7UF OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE.-INDE-

','HE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE.-INDE-
/ PRUDENT POLICE AND PRIVATE iNQuIh " Or Or
FICE.-G,lbFRT HAYS snd CHARLES W. Mshei u
Oees 20 Room. and II No q SIosc~sS ~hsf. ,hey
vii he hspry 20 sueu' promptly and f'ithuy 70 shy
entrusted 10 N " They peculiar sd' snase' 70
ooecf claims either in he United States Csn'ts % topp.
Tsv rps,rcrv refer 70 the in the City Of Ss~-fpk
~ ~ f,he src ntis Houses Of standing In the city Is 70
fheir chnrsctcr for rrcInptness and h1ellty
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,IATTNFP WANTFD-To establish COAL


THE Advertiser, who has resided the last htteen
,.rs IN the cit, of Ne Orleans and has ensise
ence sons the planters .nd merchants OF the ses
Of oui sps, Mississippi sh.ms TeIa. saa oa
,.pofsEW INVENTIONS, or approved OLD ONES wnl
% attend 70 the purchase sni OF Mchtnol'e ia Ne =
m ans Ap interview be had .nJ tine previous 20 tho
ISL Of October b addressing H. OF Box No 2oi<
fOstcn Pos -Othcs
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A SITUATION WANTED-Bv respectable
n miool. eyed American Lady ~ HOU-EsEEPER; tbs
BE-. o. city gwen. Apply for three days o. No %
kakest
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TTFR AIRY PARTNER WANTED with

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