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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-30

Removal.
NTCCLALLENS & KNOX have removed their Whols.
vi sale Stock Of Boots aud Shoes, to the four story
No. I13, Main street,
few buiIdiI gs North Of the Merchants Mechanics
ban un tue opposite side OF the and doors Soui
Of Vim T. SeIby's dry good store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
House. they are confident hat with lhcil Increased aciIi
ties tor doing business, they offer still
greater inducements for buying than heretofore.
dc2S McCI,A II. US Il KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-30
Hats and Caps.

Illus ana "a pS.-
W fave this day received OF finest and most
oesutiIu! assortmet< Of iets and Caps, that have
ever was ever brought his city; the most fash
iolab that could be made in the eastern markets.
II comprises inpa:t the following kinds:
Gents No. silk moleSkn Hats, light aud elastic, made
by the bsst aters East, aud In StIict accordance with
our orders, GentS fine " lii aud black beaver, otter,
SEAL &c.i Know Nothing an,I Wide Awake Hats, white
and bck soft fur aud wool hats OF every COLOR quality
and price.
AIso-Caps Of every description and Of the most
cent styles, such the Nevada, Know Nothing, Pyra
lieSe, Pyramid, Canadian. Russian. English w shing-
ton and Consolidation CapS an all other kinds III abun
daHcc,-whiCh will be sold uwer tnan goods o! these
kinds were eyer offc cd before t ;his community.
ChildIens Hats and Caps nj Ill kinds just received
rrondthe most fashionable houses in New York. Na
Carpet bags, Furs sand Gloves always on hand.
AtlPe'Soms OStrespeCtuily invited 10 Call and
anime our magnificent slUck Of goods, before purchasing
csewe!c as We Iccl confident that VIC can please the
most la3ti,liOuS.
Nothing will be wanting part to suit aud accom-
m0Iate 0uE numerous Patrons.
"A Word TO s;ommIry Merchants.
II you wish auA thing the way OF Hats aud Caps just
give US Call, will gua antee that will sell you
goods as low as they be got any where this side
Philadelphia, and oil the most favorable terms
mvT slGEztE S. D.SH ARPER iGx SON.
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ZAxrsy1Ltr. Quo.

Mr.. j. B. VcndeTsu,iM - so = 1asG II 80
Dear Sii;-l have been afflicted for three years with
rheumatism in my hack and Or the Hs six months not
city insisted trying bottle OF hing Fhu
ItHinent and ry SlIal effect il voId have; and QUO L
tie has relieved much that able get OF
my bed without difficulty. 1t las bron bes>it 10 he
just try it Tor youiSc and you Whe will pleased
sa.r MHs. NJ. G0LoRAN.
sa..5, .s......a - 1sa-a ..a,ss &
Wholesale and Retail Agents. ~
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
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Shooters! shooters!!
House Furnishine- Store-
J .. NJ. LEE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
a u q CIIN HEsN sSR

SAt4SNSIlAAA1 NV Az 4 L14II
i1.-t @ EB OOEk Z I.s.EsEE
SoRHER or WATER ANR UNION srs., WHEELING, Va.
EEt.S constantly on hand vaIiey OF books, among
IA which may be found tic wO' ks OF all the leading
eS OF Tue times, such James, Buwer. Sue Eifza Z.
Dnpay. BFnncIt' Arthur, lirrard dumas, and Lever
MHy Of LiS works are bound, in good STYLE with
he also keeps an Exchange Libr-ry Persons pun cEas
ing books may return them uer ead. em IOT which
he VIII pay The following prices; books Ctsj 25c
hooks 2Ic, for ST hooks 80 GEMS. tf.. mL2y:ty
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Gbaures for Business Glen.

4 RARE CHANCE.-A Stock of DRY GOODS
N and FIXTURES for SALE. and STORE and DWELL
ING 70 LETThe store situated In the most bs,isess
OF eOgnshng village about q niles from the City Of New
Yek and nesr the Railroad Depot For further particulars
rqsi;e Of J. II. BOCKOVER Nos and B.relsyr., New
York.
4 FLOURISHING PRIVATE SCHOOL for
"A sALE-An excellent Opportunity for any eomPetss'
and Wishing such opening Address ). r. W b. ms oee
A PARTNER WANTED.-A Man of energy
IA and business like habits with capital Of from %
Is Coo. wanted 10 take nteres, ia "ATEhSS AZ 20
HYGIENE BOARDING-HOUsE, 10 BrSokyn, with fnJ'
Geisn Who devoted h proeioa, and one DO VI" az.
liberal srrsnssnsnt It'll suitable person none nssa 's
DIV 70 this DO have not haA eIpesaee 10 ooei teeP
ns or had charge Of hraclss boe<din hoose Aaoes
" g. with name, u this Once, fos thes ssy ""s
where and vhsI Interview can Dc nd
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TTyHE LIFE Of WM. II. SEwARD-The u.

TIVE LIFE Of WM. II. SEWARD-The ia
delssned has in press and will shortly pabhsa TIE
LIFE or wM. h. SEWARD, WITH SELECTIONS FROM
HIS WORKS. IN one handsome daoieso Volume Of 80
snee at the Table Of ConteD viii show ihA; the Boob
wllb enc great interest and worthy ofswidep'esd ,r-n
stion In order TO place within Of a. classes Of read
err, the price has been fixed ., ONE DOLLAR The pah
sher feels that may confidently rely the friends OF Nj
Seward especially sid in the dissemination Of worn which
VII serve 70 slense Improvisation, and p!see Tne Asss
The character and principles of the
LEADING STATESMAN or THE COUNTRY.
Retail prize 81 liberal dsce an made to those who bV
to selssAn REDFIELD. Noa 10 and liz Nssssu-s.
EOWLERS and WELLS, No. 30S Broadway,
Il New forh, puhlish LIFE ILLUSTRATED weekly, Q?
sytG Yh!snsieteN and Ws;s,.Cpys JsaTns,s. 81 ysa
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN
Il BOOK:
r u T II III a l. L:
DOMESTIC TALE OF TIE PRESENT TINE.
BY FANNY Fern

400 pp., limo. Cloth. Price, q =
has been reserved this distinguished suhoress 70 achieve
what may under the eeumsaIees be regarded As the most
brilliant obtained by American writer OF he
ton. RUTH HALL" her s continuous story, though de-
irving interest popularity 0m connection With any OF
those vexed questions which ssae the public mind has in
the months since its fst appearance, reached greatly
larger sale any other American work Of fiction whsteve
within the ,ame period This extraordinary fact TO- Of Itself
abundant evidence Of the absorbing interest and ssph pore
Of this remarkable work We have IN possession several
hundred reviews of RUTH HALL" whch have already
pea,d the principal and PERIODICAL, Nearly Al
Of these pronounce IL ephseay work Of genius
aps for the largest s. Of any American book and devOt
ius whole columns its eulos while we have yet seen but
very few mot twelve sD which deny its singular .icins
ton.
RUTH HALL" is for sale by Booksellers generally
Published BY MASON BROTHERS,
No. IS Park-row New-fort-
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THE BEACON FIRES LIGHTED.
Now READY
STA III o p T. 3 Il II l. L / @ II
THE JEsUITS IN OUR HOMES
NOVEL. BY HELEN DHU.


The excitement attending the publication Of tbs poverfay
writ. AN ercsu work deep and spread The oye in
,rsry ed political circles Of the metropolis s,snhoTs
Burei,h"-.D IL the ysse and ees Of the whole
Union the influence Of this book besio ns felt Every
brinss the Publishers large oce.s book whh
the the teresr r. he pubic the subject
upop which and -eh be. been Incorporated 80 com
Jete into the the narrative 20 be read win IN
creased rec. b. politicians themselves TIE sItho' "a,
,s1 the public attention BY charming story and thus
en.5l,d 70 unfold the danger. political intrigue to the you1s
upon whose education IN Truth and IN "Iors nAhons INC
future Of II. United much depends either Tor
tle.bs blshtrg Read and ponder the duty Of
Americans il the counsel Of those who have been Animated
BY sisnbope Burelth'
From hundreds Of eommsnds,ory notices already received
we extract following from the Press Of the River Coan
;iesr
The book Of deep Interest, and must meet with an
We commend II to the perussl o. even Patro
ard particularly those who viii control the Futare OF ms
ocean shed i.nd Of Freedom" Albany Eve Itsa,erP.
deep rervsdns powerful influence upon the people OF TINS
cousty that Saxon blood s'i ere1,,s IN cur
that civil and religious liberty 81 ~
1t walls into Of politicians and srh ~ unaier
cifuy Who the author we know not boz u9dei ger TT
de plume she eonc.s sou and bod heart Whs
wields graceful pen certainly destined 70 gra
nopul,rty The Rochester American.
Tn. fllorng from The New York Observer, EXHIBITS tbs
hearty welcome with which the being greeted oy re
lsious journals everywhere;
object 10 expose the influences Of the Jesnts
In the homes Of America SEEING upon the present excited
feeling in reference 10 the ptoere" OF homAni ~
this and the DANGER which threaten ITS peace ana
liberties. the winter has wrought out tsie OF sIeet
sbty Ia hh the daIs and miehty Influences OF the
,y. clearly .1possd The book one OF much power
ard, W. doubt De-. viii be widely read"
Published BY sTRINGER TOVN5END.
No 2l2 Broadway EewYork.
And for ssle BY all Booksellers and NewsAsents.
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fine ARTS.

DECORATIVE FRISCO PAINTER, of the
IL GERMAN and ITALIAN SCHOOL, Is ready 10 DEC
ORATE in the approved manner in all styles address
a No. 2os sprinsst New York. GEORGE FIGHT
NOUPIL Il Co. respectfully inform the pub
~ lie that they will have exhibition for short time ooy
at Their Fire Art Gallery No $50 Broadway the Painting BY
HORACE NESbEr.
THE, BRETHREN OF JOSEPH.
su sriptons fine Engraving thereof will be received
Admission free.
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Mem Dnbllrdfinns.
INITIALS! THE INITIA Is
Il STORY OF MODERN LIFE.

INITIALS L III T. Nj L a l. 81
Il STORY OF MODERN LIFE.
One Of the best books writen-equs to Sir Walter
SCOTS Novel; will be Published and for sale in few days
at T. B, PETERsoSs.
No 102 Chestnut Ct, PHILADELPHIA.
READ THE FOLLOWING NOTICE OF 1T FROM TIE
LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE FOR MARCH:
This those novels which will continue TO be resd
e Of Scott and other great masters OF heton ong AFTER
the generation which fret has Wondered in the dust
The scene laid The fair author daughter
of the Lord Eskne formerly Lord high Chancellor
Educated In Great Britain, but since her mar
rage TO pobemsn. living the Continent s1e de-
INTO n at sism which the fault Of native
In whole Te-lm of modern fiction there 10
lovely creation than Hdegarde the Heroine Her
under the trying Circumstance syen noble,
her character The charm OF this novel,
indeed that while has nothing oced or gefaed ABOUT
H. IL Leyertheles full OF Everyt happens
ought happen the incidents strained
the made to belle their nstures To read The InisaS
all back the days of youth when the future VS.
The worn euinenty instructive 1t has already through
several editions in England and 10 destined preet 70
an UNPARALLELED sale here We know fiction in fact,
which would recommends for while will ssci.
all no read merely for amusement IL viii delight a. well
those who seek for something IN novel;
Complete in VOLUMES paper cover price One Dollar o.
bound in one volume ee.h for Onc Dollar and twenty-five
Certs copy
Copies will be sent by mail to one free postage on 70
csipt Of rem,sncea Published and for sale BY
7. B. PETERSON
No 100 Chesnutst PHILADELPHIA.
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last WEEK.-The Books Of the COSMO-
IL PoLiTAN ART and LITERARY ASSOCIATION vii
ec,e b. city the 2ih met Subscribers to the hSlCA
ERBOCKER. OF the other 81 m.gszlnes. receive
CERTIFICATE OF MHRSERsaiP,
emitting them to share IN tie arst arroaaon Of
WORKS OF ART,
TO .sie place al ,x,r Sror
Sphryintions received No Astor House and a. The
Knici,rtoeker Ofee, No. 24s Broadway, up stairs
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50 A COCK FIGHT IN HAVANA" is great
n Story il the JANUARY nunoer Of TIE KNlCK-
FRBoCKER MAGAZINE. Subscription, So. including
chance for
Powers GREEK SLAVE.
worth $500 or valuable Painting received few days
longer a. the Office No. $40 Broadway, no stairs
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Third Edition Nov Re.dJ.
THE WING ALMANAC for 1855 contains
IN addition the asGA calendar pages and Astronomical
Tas oeoSTHiRSMeNr OF TIE UNITED srAfEs-E.-
senate Ne oF TIE UNITED STATES, Members Of, .A
house ' OF REPRESENTATIVES, Members Of. politically
xxxivih CONGRESS, Members o. a far esO'en pOliti
eAly classified
a..oreai and Critical si.teh Of the w between hGsss
,s ed he ssa ase: 6dSiTs e to ''a i
TIE Rs rIo. .ad R,os.sI. ps'.' q sss n''Ar'"
s rsIs; e,y s ss1Is 81 xMssfc%
Table con prsius the Names Square Miles Populsfon
Capital and dssf Executive oser Of each of the Govern
nerts Of Norh ard South America ard The west inais
SLAVERY LEGISLATION IN TIE UNITED STATES;
Of is3e-Tbe Fugitive slave Law Of lssThe kansas Ne
br..l, A,, o "a the Y..s s3d Ssy' on u.
rs ss'f tes s. ica tASSs sa. pgArIos .cr &C.
F FsEaTY " %ir HiS NrMco ,e.s.a.s Tl...y5
rSfarY wiTH JAPlS
NATIONAL yISASCEs.Se
Abstracts Of the Reports Of The Secretary CT Iresrry see
rtsIy Z Nay. eOsnsstsr dessFil. Ne
asRi6uLTURAL.I5.. r,st.pss FsSs f'' Frne"' ss.
Lat of the Vessel. Of wsr Of t.. Y. NAVY With E.,s
Guns, when ard where built BY whom commanded Shs's
rLECTIoN RETURNS FROM EVERY STATE IN THE
UNION Which has held election daring the ysA. SAfe
ebvi tSMEsrs OF TIE sEvERAL STATES roR lass
Tn. q Meeting n L.sis.sars. aras q hOldias Els~
fo ! IA p SS ITO 81 EACH sri a
Pies i2s eenn each; 81 per io.er; 81 Per M rssn;,
:ep. s1' Sssass es r. VIZ xn. We. ~ps ss'
s.nt
0rssa are rsrsssfsn, :sns1 Z, ~ . x,rr..yH
fstsss ra,t1P, ksv' f"h
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Just pnbished
NETTING NEW and NOV f L.
- NATURE AND MAN BEFORt AND AFTER TIE
pELUGE This treatise basis the literal verify
OF the Scriptures and special reference 10 the Creation Of
ths and Dsase narrated In Genss The Aspect
the Normal condition aud Character OF Man Ia
the An.duvisn Era reviewed The writer considers the
10 .aectins The Deluse and the consequence
Of terrible Judgment the superiority Of the Ansd swans
a. people degeBersey OF the after the heoi with
other ne and curious opinions with TO the existence OF
Solid Shy the Of Color, The causes OF Disease &c
u,,rssd with engraved Diagram sho sing the former and
p,.e1t positions ofthe earth 80 PIP 2mo price cent? oI
which sum il will be sent BY mail prepaid 80.
CHARLES g. NORTON Publisher.
No Ne York
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N1TSIC at the REDUCED PRICES.-HOR.

k1USIC at the REDUCED PRICES.-IiOR-
yI ACE WATERS of No. $50 Brosdway, Is making i'm
meuse sales from bis large stock OF American and European
Music purchasers choose to avail themselves OF the redgc
ton rather pay The old the combination Dealers
his comprises all the choice and popular
the day He also ses Planes Mrlojeons and Hu
,osi Inunebts Of all kinds at extremely low rates HIS
assortment Pianos comprises those Of different msnnfs
tories Of Meodeous those Of Ave different manufactures
Pianos to rent Pianos for sale. monthly payments
Sparkling Polka by Thomas Bsher having an immense
sale the NTH edition IL out.
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FUNHEODORE Elof lELD SLaooiNAL
Il QUARTET soIREE the fourth Of the 6Gh season. will
t.he place Dodwohs Academy. No. 500 Broadway on
CADEMY OF MUST c.
fTA11s NE oP sSRhtiRSD SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb 81,
RIGOLETTO.
e .nd S
ssn0r ETToRE BARl IIdo, rrro
CHARACTERS IN THE OPERA
The Duke OF Msptovs beaso boieoni
oSs daughter Of RsoiettoJ sgnors Bertuocs M.stsek
epreuee 70 sisnor LUG Rocco
SI,vsnns Sso,sns. Of Avos.dIo
Count Menercne S3ns.i
Bora ssisnoI oant9
CSSpt,.. zmsnc ri: wif.j Bsrr.tio
Chorus Gebtemen OF the Court Ladies Of the Court
Psees. Soldiers &c;
The new and sutifu Scenery painted by ssnor ALE
Musical Director and Conductor. .."..MAx MARErzyK
II: B Sssn o. x s. SsaGs%y
subscription and securing seats daily from 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Comet edition Of RIaoLETro fer sale at the Ticket.
Office.
PsrQue; PsrQue, Circle, and Dress Ctels...0SE ooLLh
second CsN,s
Secured Choice Seats ito be secured in the day
P1st. sss.: icdn. from four to twelve PRISONS (.c
GnSsi Is ms = wsGvE NIGHTS
Terms
For Twelve Nights (Sests SlS
Coschmen will drive to the Opera through lsth Ir-
wing places and returning their company through l5t
down irvnrp place
XII CENTS.-ACADEMY Of MUSIC.-ITAL-
CV IAN oPERA-Tekets 50 cents Can be obtsned
only on the evening ct the Box Oee of the Academy
Music
Ok CENTS.-ACADEMY of MCSIC.-TTAL-
81 IAN oPfRA-RlGOLErTO. IS Tickets for RICO
setto 1t p eeais Can be had Oa the evening the Aes
DURTON's THEATER, Chambersst-
- TUEsDAY-Thrse srcai pieces
The very lsushsble Comedy Of
sW EETHEARrS AND WIVES.
Nxbty received with uprosrious laughter.
Billy Laekaday Burton.
With the extremely doleful Lsmentston Of Mortal Man
The Farce of TIE FILLIBUSTER
The original jacobs. Nj. Barton.
And the last new FAycs OF -
WHERE SHALL DlNEi
wEBNEsDAY-The New York play Of THE UPPER TEN
ROTERY THEATER.- Proprietof and Mana.
~ ser, J. p. WALDRoNI Stage Manager, ROBERT
S yS Bsss' 2e,e H, laicIs s.syy l bI.ts
Era elssa3" Pzsro" Family jar" Pe,fee;ion .ter
Eaeh rs Spseas Bridegroom and " Psddy AisS Boy,
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ID APPLETON & Co.. Nos. $40 and 3is
nfoea'~sy publish WEDNESDAY,
~ t.STIONS OF THE SOUL. =
81 J. 7. Htlktk.
/ vol. limo. ~ pages Price IS ceur.



By 7. HscgER
VOL limo =, page. Prize IS 'snr'
IN. out of joint Men rau to Ard fro to mad the
ah The future lee bid in obseurty and thick dArsne~
tiny AID Via, .R .rs;s. the soaIs Of a. 1t w'ui
seem Tbs, 0ee sd msee Known MS de.tay OF
the eht Of truth dawn upon the soul Truth
,S ,d 70 man ne sns,sy sad pa.so.e ~2rny Of
OF the folio sheets they not Idle specuao Our
mean. to life. problem TO sArne.t oay
an eion VIA this snswins hat truth never spoken IN
A Ii ABOUT 1T The Great Romance of the
GER ro- publishing IL the sTAR-sPAN5LED BANNER;
Which also contains Note. from the oa Of Boston Police
DExIERS SRorhES Wseis:.l. ! A g
WASHINGTON IRvINGs NEW BOOK
Have row rs.dy I'll. Second Edition 1,enih ,iou,ndl of
WOLFERT'S ROOST.
ore Volume Emo cloth a.ir.ted By barley prc, 81 IS
O. P. PUTNAM Co, No. 10 Pax pace
REAUIIFUL LITERATURE AND LITER
ID AIRY BEAUTY
GODEY's LADYs BOOK
The QUSES MoSrHLIEs.
rich number n Of choice Reading, II sic, E1IraVass
Fashions, Poetry. &c. ke-
Dealers supplied by the Agent, No lS5 Ns,u; .orv
CPIRlTUAL TELEGRAPH of this week con
y ains full report OF the speeehe. OF Gov Tslm,igs
Brother Harris. and Judge fdmonds 81 the immense
s.tt ring of srintuas the tabernacle the 10th An
Extra Edition been pubshei For saie =. No $40 Bo,d
way. fAhlhlpOn alLIAN.
MUSIC st the REDUCED PRlCE.-Our new
N CATALOGUE Of MUSIC, st the greatly reileed price.
and sl b. sent 10 OF the United states
zittott charge 10 order that purchasers have the d
y,nt.se OF our reduction In the pree Of Music. 10
eeasry s, uld select from catalogue which Goa
t.it, nesy sl the ~ofls Of merit popularity Of foreign
con ro.ers sad ell he valuable copyright works Of VIM Vim
cent slsee Geo Y. Root L. II. Brown, Fowler >nd
others such por-eoryhsht sOr not IN e..aOs1s
W, are Tow about viii continue reprint that the pub
lie nay have The advantage o. the reduced prces tas
Purchasers other will be inquire ter ed
ton. IN ORDER 20 act tn lem at the reduced price.
Piano ores Guitars FlEes. he Sc of inufac
ture all the lowest market price, and warranted n al
,peets Prince Co.'S Neodeors H.monions 6r Cnurckss
q A. WIN. HALL SON.
No. 139 Broadway. opposite the Park.
Desers eeInssies and Teachers supplied the lowest
terms Music mail any part Of the United States
recep, Of the money.
~ IISIG az the RE nIrCED PRICES -uOR.
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Amusemente.

UNUEODORE EISFIELD's CLASSICAL
II QUARTET sOIREE, the fourth OF the hnh season, will
tate place at DodwoTths Academy No 500 Broadway, on
TUESDAY, Feb 90
A CADEMY OF NJ US c.
N OLE .....,................L LESSEE.
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The (orps Clothed with the usual Badges of Mourn
frs will attend funeral Of Brother Soldier, 10
SEPH sBAROT from No. JOG Firstst., on TUESDAY, the
nth In al 10 "A M.
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BOY, aged from IL 10 Il, wanted, at No. POP
Fulton up stairs. An American preferred, rendns
IN lis
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Cost an6 fcnm6.

CST or STOLEN-From the United States
IL Mail between Rockford Ill and this city, BOND fol
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Of the STATE Of MISSOURI
No $40 dated Feb 1856 the Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY
A suitable reward will be paid Tor the same by
CHANDLER STARR, No. q Gear ct.
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WANTED-Assitustion by respectable Girl.
eurne" TIE 80 city reference Cell At No. ~ East
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The Veteran Corps of the War Of 1912 will
r.ube al "stst" In Foil Uniform on THURSDAY the
ga inst at 10 A. NJ to celebrate the Anniyeray o. Wash
tneton's Birth Day. BY order, A. w. JONES,
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CAyINGS BANGKOK LOsT.-LOST-A
- BOOK. No. 1876. eonsoinl an see1unt bstween
John HAVENs ard the PROvIDENr SAVINGS INSrl-
TUITION Of Jersey To any person who will restore the
same 20 W J HAtENS. No. I43 Boomhsd st., Hobcken
shsIl be literally rewarded
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III tie tines vel tsiAbsLed n so.d basness street;
ard portion Of stock 10 suit fafaAse Iasure
No. 20 Ptsrltt O. IS CatlNlacN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

American Institute Farmers tIubs-A regular
Meeting will be held at the Repository, No 35 Brosdwsy
TUESDAY, Feb. 90 at Noon Subjects: New Useful
Psn.n Spring Treatment Of Grspevines and Fruit Trees,
especially Peach Hot beds and Making Gardens" Com
muncstons will DO read. Strangers are always especially
welcome. Admission free to all H. hEIGS, seerotaty.
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IL The entire pfc0rffv OF TIC VhUF p Nm NV NJ NJ
the City Of Hartford Corn. fonns Potter g.
about $50 feet sn MI River SCOUT 900 feet and scout 400
feet deep Wish 81 the Bad.nxs and us hney eeanss or
manufacturing ell descriptions Of ksosd CSs ssd hAs no
esraey 6y Cars per month With large smsnnt
o.choice OF Lumber and other hsca suitable
for Cans
These Woris fney located tide water and With the
net work Of Railroads syas very ssy sor delivering C>S
10 any part OF the II ion.
Fer terms, sppiy q; their Office or ~ l.,ter 20
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