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G. MEYER respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that he has constantly on
hand Pianos equal TO those for which he received
the Prize Medal in London, in 1851. All orders
promptly attended TO, and great care taken in the
selection and packing the same. He has received
during the last fifteen years, more medals from
the Franklin Institute than any other Piano Man
ufacturer. Also, fret premium from Boston, and
premiums from New York and Baltimore. Ware
room No. 81 South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
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A STONE, Hemp Hose and I.amn. Will,
Mandatory, Quarry street, PhiladeIp6ia. a
cheap and superior Hose, for the use OF Fir.
Companies, Railroad Locomotives. STEAMBOATS,
Ships, Manufactories, House-keepers, &c. II j.
made without steam, is much lighter, and far less
expensive TO keep in order than the leather hose.
and manufactured at no other establishment, in
the United States. Lamp-wick Of every descrip.
ton Tor Chemical, Solar, Fluid and Astral Lamps,
OF All numbers Also, Chair and Sofa Webbing
orders BY mail promptly attended 10.
HOTELS.
JONES' EXCHANGE HOTEL. conducted on
lne European Plan, ~ Dock street, opposite Ex.
shange and Post Office, Philadelphia
ARCADE HOTEL Chestnut street. be,w..n
sixth and Seventh, Zone block above the S,a,.
house) Philadelphia This hotel il copduc,e
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WASHINGTON HALL
Beck. Periodtcai. fancy & oois mud Gru,

E $50 =. STORE. - NC
III AvfSG purchased the stock BOOKS, Periodicals. &c.
1t Of R0bInsotp& Bro, at No4 Washington Hall, u in
tend 70 addtheTstc nay stock Of MuYic
gether with complete assortment Fancy Goods Sta
tionsry, Blank DC shall keep GOOD assortment
Of Justly Gelehrnted Jas 81. voss pIaos, have
inst been awarded first Premium and Medal In me best
Boston Mechanics Fair. over a petitIoi. Caren
Patent Sioioteors,pf supercr style finish,
patterns and PRICES variety Of Fancy
Toilette. Embroidered Work Bags Baskets Portfolios
Gard and Cigar Cases, Cologne stanf;s, Combs tFses,
PcrtmpnnStes French Hair and Tooth Brtstes, Sewing
Birds Steele d6ed Jet Bfaeelet and Beads Pocket
Jgiist!is ,5655g.l ALSO, NEw BOOKS, 3 n 8 -
fresh assortment OF New Books Novels
al the popular reading OF the Iddaer Day Books
eaged cSpylss B9eks and blank DSgks Of every dsscri
man, Pertumeries Soap. Engrayngs, Lhhgrapis.i Gilt
Fanes, and MopljinEss et OF Guitars, Victims,
GeF1ln Italian Stngs, Flutes, Blnios Tafnborfes
Acenrdeons and FIntfnee = tllls<f gs95 2ig
shall take the Periodicals.
and complete, and solicit al
Grateful for past patronage, hope 70 merit
its in arraugensnt by strict attenti1I
to the wants Of the WheslIng Public. 80
SH- Pianos and Meiodeons TO let. -rsf
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THE PRoPRIEToRs take great plsssure in expressing
their thanks for tile gratifying anil unprecedented sac-
which hye marked of their Institution since
establishment the Capital stimulates them
llyr 81 Il re ,gQst the
iee oEsso iaeFeie Irritating. The great practical
exeriepce OF the Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
caL Houses, assisted by educated and accomplished gene
men has enabled him TO bring TO degrees ofperfeesion
SoI ATTAINED by ANY, OTHER INSTITUTION Each
STUDENT by this process is drilled at the DESK,
udy step by step, until routine
Accountants duties thoroughly though he Atti
serced apprenticeship IN large Commercial
N0Wse and thus all ess ftsrin egregeus
banders are, in great nsssurs, dIssipated.
In addition to OF accomplished Assist
most Lecturers In Ohio commercial
topics -,s.5.,t-j.ysf 5.-..a-.,e
Our Instruction extended partcuarize
here but 1t embraces every thing with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEELING, with free and full discussion of
It's Scientific npon Commercial History,
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial
Ography Commercial Products, Commercial Calculatons
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ehics Of Trade
nership, &cs 81 ~ LIZ s-..-El.rr = y
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.,ss e 81. Z 5..,. r., No NJ BEK 1914
CITY BUIsIN iIjIIs i Ess. !.
sa5s sHUTIsRES'siIsooi oiz.ExKEPEss islsi.r

- .ftsf fsSslI4t4AS Es4Q4u.f sfstit . X sdit
NCE this superior Riud Ink hss been before lie puhic
- now neariytWo NJ kanff,i
mold Fluid. -HETE
Daring the twenty hea quart and pint bSt-
ties with staaer sizez sod
20 bahkers and merchants II LuIsff. Pits
bargh, Buffalo, Cleveland Detroit,
Nncennes indianapolis, Eyapsg gle, frafoFt
Memphis, ST. Matches
and New ORLEANS. IL has also State
partnets Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi = has
taken three rs cass Diplomas the Mechanics
Clnefnnhti and Loitsy and four Diplomas Pf Ne
dss at State Fairs held last Fan New York Ohio InanA
and Illinois. Fqifl{i5 fiffq issil; T7-lis
The following merchant, bsnkers kc in wheerH here
nIors using Arnoids English ik have Purchased 15 BHt-l
Northwestern Bank Of Sirgnia Msrehsnt' asehanisst
Bank OF Wheeling; Bank OF Wheeling. Manuaca-i
ring Company County oler Of Ohio County, National Te-
iteusei Kelly Holloway & Co.; Rnsssn sIeAfee Gordon,
MatheEs& Co.. T. Sweeney Sou; Dsane GoWgl: OFT -
din. Gilberson & Co.. Press -t.--a -' 2 = satss
For saie at prices by sIf i.if.t ftf
ocSO LAMBDIN, GILBERSOS co.
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TRAN, sP yORT 4 ON.. 5
Virginia Central Railroad. afa
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,

-.
ssssssis ;I.zsyzz1 ~ s!sssisEs >sslSllz
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
IL sIoR NORTHERN SOUTHERN .ANn WESTERN, Il
L1-... ~ +. ifi7. - .TiiAYELERS.
Twice D1ny, tsanaay night between Rici
andiia ..-,., = u 49, ..l :, x -. ~ ~
Hours OF departure st Rict- ;N - ess'sA ts's
mond Gas III and r. NJ. ~
and : = -
Arrive Mt Richmond :!5i.. P!sI and Asi
Baggaee ehecks antckets, given through between Rich
naond and Washington. 8 a. 4. =. :.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and belng In excellent order, and THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the hest guar
antec Of always securing by af
yals daily at Rcond and Washington city advance Of
the Steamboat line gzHsfss y - n fsJ sis sss Il.
PkHE BgrwgEs RlcnNosp WASHINGTON.
An Omnibus win be foand always ready 10 take kroIyh
their baggage OF wearing apparel between
the two Depos, free of with ample time for them
taks their meals whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between DRnvIie
washington a. te Terninps ef Road, nearly
piete TO Danyle An Agent OF the Company will receive
the enecks OF RON the Road, and at
tend to their all the Way TO wasngon or DAi-
tnore Depot = tt.ssl.fsS ~ $50 III, -f.s.55lss,
The the BY by the old steamboat
route .ffsefJ IsfsBzf s5al IIfif isS 81 fFS J7fi
THERE'S change of the night Rich,
mond and Alexandria. s.-r fet
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Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark
7i-p. TS!.Al6I o AID csed;i.e@
ssss=s rs "A iii ESzsssses Airi q

iaa7.9 Change ofiTime.,i Rs ...s.g.9. +
ON and after Tuesday Agg 1859 unit. further notice.
! jfto tag GOING ,sofTA. lIS5aas,;5.lsI IN
sssSe SsRs,: Is 80
espsSsatis' eigssSath,. :.:
Shelby june. .s..ile9.a s.40ar ~
iahspsla sung. s:hS s:iS
Frederick Psi 7so 4. =
ssssl Kew III So saS
as o. GOING NORTH. -.,.,..',z, s.,.s = y
Leaye,Sewark, .; - 90 a. NJ 1saos p IN
utea,s.4. si4s y 4S2 4.
as SsfSSn. iSss So SO SO aa
li; iseS S'sY
TsRsatS, fRssBs aSe sS Z NJ, 5s5 a.,
Sshtreyle, ....1 IS 1850 .ia
NO. .sss s;e5 :.
Reach sandusky =. .e'45 20 ssu5 ii09s
GOING SOUTH II 20 Train win connect at San.
insky with Morning Train Toledo at
Chicago Express on the Southern Division O. Roads
Shelby Junction with oinsiphst from
lie oha
er nsy s F. oh Is e. y
o. 4 T. at Shelby junction at p. NJ. wrthe Mali
M rs s g. q haRs f.
Tor ISr and a. SenarE with East and West Nigh.
GoISG SG 9t20 M Train viii make close con.
nsetien at Newark with Mail from Beatr O. o.
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York at Monrocyfe with
"a .OOr Train viii tNeuarI with Express from
the East Ohio Road: Mansfield junction with
with for CleyelandI athnnroesie with
Express for Toledo and Chicago and sepdnsky with
% !. q Is IL y " wEBB, sup.
sandnsky, Aug. 4, 1856 sjif lsi l,i5i.s sep1stfe
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WILLIAM Mary u. hts wife, Simeon Weaver
Jaa his ia ehaacey against the children
Of jacob Cse decreased whose 1nkno~ni e eh
hosanna Zimmerman, deeessed whose names
Cnxlss endrea OF Lewis Cnger deceased
A. Sewers aad Ann bs vile Joel
Crser Clen deceased whose
Nicholas CgIer Jonas Cge and Jeeiah Cngler Ia
hi. right, administrator tnge, deceased de
lend nls William H. Weaver, ke.,
uuon."
Extracts Of decree.
This coming papers formerly
In o Madison the report Of William A. Wea
commissioner appoiated sell aHd
said also, peuon OF Sinclair Graves,
planning Of The said Weaver having SOLD 10 him unsound
ia the mentioned, practising fraud him
said relieved from hts said
asking the the said mentioned
resold, and sundry answers MED 10 said petition,
But time, court, order the rights OF all
ted the raid specified the due
respectively adiadge and dec thai
commissioners OF this having first notice
by publication la published Ia
Washington weeks succeeiy the house
OF Madison, do take the said
tho The
allowing a bringing money eouri,
did him with which
have property paid 20 The parties ennsd thereto
allowed said
number parties
the distribution Of the their
thereof and also rest
the practicable make
port with anything deemed pertinent him
which either parry may require
Copy. Testei BELFiELD CAVE, Clerk.
taking directed
hereby have appointed
purpose Monday 4h day February, 1885, the
office the aud Madison, Virginia, the
the said 10 be and stated BY commits
soDer. WILLIAM L. EARLY
Commissioner Of Madison Circuit Court
Dec 3o--law4w
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Nc &c. wi So
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Mayo and Moulonis Peusiop Bounty Land Laws.
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The Virginia Pay and Muster Rolls of Militia entitled 10 Land
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MEMBERS Of Congress and yisisess 70 Washington
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&W s5EEsa5Ias5 s 49, ss7sz
Time between washington S and wheeling but M
Rning time 1stssa Washington and Cncinnat 81 hoars
Through Ticket. and nssgsgs Cheeks 70 be had IN
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
connexions Offers fullest
The connenion between Inc trains from Washington
Washington Junction, ately the Relay Hons miles
.n hs oo s through
Wheeling Washington station and reehecksd and
through points beyond. The Train.
washington daily al 9, and Az nj on Sundays al the
r SsS ss.s. ~ ss. Sas
Whseins through Cambridge and Newark 70
Mansded and sandusky railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
At Columbus O with fas, trains
rairoaa xeaa, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
smsa Win The a 1s"h through Dayton sSsSAoLs Tens
as,s Laaye Ghea , Rock LELAND 3 Mss Nc
Nahex, New Orleans, which also sold at Washington
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and ST. Louis are sold BY this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit,
caso Ac sold when the Ohio is navisabe between
W. and p.Sns o oaa made
Traveller. g notice n ye & me only ~. doas
% speedy ANA S ~ as e Is
bu, $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by any other
Fare by through ticket Washington To Wheeling 50
Columbus si3 6 Dayton els Cinenna $751; Louisville,
by airoad Se by steamer CinciRnn SlS Indianapo
lis SI7 so Cleveland Sia IS Toledo, SIS 50; Detroit els 90
Chicago sic 81 Louis sas 50 and sas Memphis.
Ss6 kew Orleans, cal, &c.
For Ferry Marnsburg Berkeley Springs,
Cumberland Bedford spnes, Fisdpn Oakland and Paramount,
passengers may Washington at o. ~ For the
minor way Baltimore and Wheeling take g.
train from Washington.
For trains from Baltimore, Annapolis ac special I'D
vertsements. u,.,
vor further information through tickets hc apply TIL. II.
~N' Ts'T'7 JOHN H. DONE,
Msster ot Transportation baltimore and
y5-du Ohio Railroad, baltimore.
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Trlesemnr-rne Great European discovery.

PROTECTED by letters of England and secured by
Ecoe Phafmace de Pris and the Imperial Col
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Tnesemar remedy for general and local debility loss
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No is the European remedy for that class of
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for The United States and
other part Of America immediately eeeYRg remittance,
TTesaIaar world,
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writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
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Having concerning patents he Will
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Columbia; and will also assist IN the
preparation and of suits concerning pptens
give opinions and arguments Tor par
having of the departments and
prosecute before board established for her
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Mysteries OF the Post once.

"a mail bag is eptoms Of human life"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
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Department
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practical operations o he Office establishment, and The
the detection and laws enacted
for security o. the mails and the nyoay " private CORES
Never volume been offered pube under hearty
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We are bo nd TO couceds TO Mr. Hobook,. pos.
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AsENoT or FRssoH STIPULATION CLLNs,
Washington, November ~, 1855

hsEEoT FRrsou STIPULATION CLLWs.
Washington, November ~, 1855
IN many inquiries addressed claimants agnst
the United Sisters of spolauons comntrd BY the
French pio rahrauon Of with France
leopvz July 81 lb0as proceeding
towards obtaining redress tpedt lhas
publicly inform All NJ advsrs,
he. been concluded most iucions not 70 voluntarily submit
theft claims 70 the Chains they would be uited With
po~cunus ca therefore decided
for yesrs ohrcsonbn " submit thtn
Congress tpeng s.nats usual manner ~ ihs
of the session, the full expectation That direct relief
viii provided board %
Claims shall resolved on ~ tho only
Congress eran o thase claims b
made 10 n by direct legislative act.
The adustmsp Of elaine would fully and constantly &C
cupy board u clsss for three ye'rs and justice EN-
phaiIcaIy points sueh the
Gl--dlw JAMES w. IAIsTEN.
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NedT Ep'F1hHsburgI FTcdeTck County, Nd.
TUE session of studies this
Path August and terminates the last Thursday The
board and tuition $3.50 payable
ally In advance There charges for drawing paint
Ing and r Spanish Italian German
for tho primary department. composed ~ pupils years
s1o0 payable half yearly advance.
Letters OF inquiry should be sddrssrd MOTHER aUPE
RIoR Of 81 Josephs Academy, Ennasburg Frederick county
Maryland.
utv wear.
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nassau nan College or New Jersey, Prince ton.
I should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min;
Should auid acquaintance be forgot,
Aud days o. auld lang syne.n

should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And Brought min
Should aud acquaintance be fargots
Aud days o. aud lang syne.n
The senior year ending in June, 1883
junior class OF The ending June, 1884, the sophpmoIs
class OF the ending june 1881 and e Freshman class OF the
ending in June, 1880 hereby requested assemble IN
Warrington, D. O. BY the Third Of March, d. 1857 lhe latest
the links Of the chain Of love and enahp which time
entirely sever, exchange Their
greeting sympathy aniimey
OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF the sefapponed COMMITTEES VIII be
held the nrst Mondy in September A. D. 1850 the unied
Hotel Chestnut street, Fourth and Finn
which those members OF The several classes whom be
venent invited a,end when the Will be
adopted 10 secure as full an attendance as possible
In the whom this notice Is addressed WIZ Dc
good furnish secretary The eomme BY ma will
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee
n... ALEXANDER O. BART, M. D.,
.... Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
OF ancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
Winston, AHeghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL. z. RICHARDS,
OF Bastb n NJ Glass Works, N. J.
u.. r.. LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
JonN WxDmAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawMar3 [InteIligencer1
All the civilized countries Of the world request
ed this in their editorial columns, ss
scattered through the four di
visions of globe and all throughout the United
States OF America requested give gfauiou insertion
casionay between this date and the Sd Of march, A. d. 1881
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housekeeping Articles.

Tas &. .ss. Ss 70 a a: ssss
complete Ia every department eons sung 10 part OF
FRENCH CHINA.
Mai white and richly dinasr, dessert
s ss' s sas and sases Win aud withous %osss
pitchers, perfume bottles, card sess's WIN .In 49,, 9 y
toilet. ,,.,,.,, cu,,.
Dinner lea and lole, se a.o detached pecsi large
stock Of EdwaIdss latest shapes
GLASS WARE.
American, French aud Bohemian such - ssesa's aason
qao ,smbler. nases bowls esees water 00's'' hoa '"~
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets OF half doxes and three pieces aso
ivory handled knives only earses and FORKS, siecis &C.
BLoCK-TiN GOODS.
such as cha6ng Dishes "a inches coffee and un
coffee pots tea pots, coffee bigsins, &c.
PLATED GOODS
sueh ma cone and tea urns spoons turks casters
d6es pitchers and fruit baskets walters &C.
JAPANNED GOODS.
walters and in ssa plate warmers slOp ia
foot tubs, water cans, ae
From The factory Baker Philadelphia, for sale
the manufacturers retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps pirandoes ware, brushes
waffle irons, willow Britannia ware bronzed iron goods
Of articles utility and deemed
onseksspes viii find decidedly examine my
stock and prices They VIII, not only hnd large
The description goods can be purchased In Of the
cities
any part iiy Georgetown Of
charge
Catalogues containing complete Of every article kept for
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