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w hBAIEh HOUshPhr former residence ~ Daniel Web
ser, No 42s street nas been opened BY Gage
accommodation ot those desiring quiet and pleasant boarding
place, either with without raous.
Dee 6-Rt'F
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIEs OE MARYLAND.

The following numbers Of the Maryland Couso
LOTTERY, bsneh suquehan Canal kc
December TO- 1883
Sc u 80 20 IL 70 - Al 10 80 "a 3 70 10
The following numbers Pntapsco Institute
Lottery class 5i7, drawn December II 1856
40 40 II % II 90 Al 32 81 1
r. FRANCE n Co., Managers.
y. " McPHIrL Commissioner.
Dec I3-lt
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LOCAL NE w 8,

THALaERas ooSoERT.By referring to our adver-
Using columns twill be that ThaIberg will give his
first concert in Washington Tuesday evening next
Caruss Saloon. So universal IA the desire to hear this
great artist and composer that the difficulty will be TO
eommodae all who desire to attend the two concerts
which he proposes 10 give in this city next week We
have been requested that no more tickets win be
sold than there are seats in the hall
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CmLpREs,s nooKs Ar nALF pnIoE-rns nna

CHILDREN's BOOKS At HALF PRICE.-The under
signed has laid aside from bis stock be sold sacrifice
Juvenile books which have
background by number of
issuing from press the s years. Among them
Of the works of Mr. Holland Barbnuld
such authors books which bave been popular
day. supposed formerly
fourth, usual prices. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Dec "a
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GENERAL NEW g.

SFEwARrs GOODS PALAcE-Ten millions per annum,
says the New York Expressly and not two misprnted
the outside page is the OF the impOrtaons Of
this house
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Thalberg's Two Concerts In Washington,
At CARUsI's SALOON,
On Tuesday and saturday, December 10 and 40
The arst grand concert,
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Ig
=. THALBERG,
MADAME CORA DE wILHnRsT
NJ RUDOLPHsON sIgNon ARFTJA

MADAME CORA DE wILHoRsT,
N. RUDoLPHsON, sIGNoR ABELLA
NJ THALBERG,
viii pieces York, Fan
tasias, ola somnaubuian - "Masaneou Etuds Ina Ire
peaed noes,) grand variations the Eisir d'Amors
MADAME DE- wILHoRsT
VIII from q" Trovatoen and "Bstly the Buno
from "Macbeh," and the "Ricoi Walk"
N. RUDoLPHsoN
win ON "La somnambula - also an Baen and
Moorish serenade, by Kuchen,
Doors ~ O'Clock O'Clock.
The Of sdmson will be 81 50 for
the
The only authorized ticket oies DavsH musical store
The sale win commence Saturday morning, December
On Monday, December IS will be given the second gaRd
in Baitimsre,
nsrf
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ANOTHER STEAMSHIP PRoJECTED-A steamship line
from San Francisco China and Australia has been pro-
cted by parties in this country and in Europe 1t
tempted to seek the patronage of the United States gov
ernment by obtaining a contract for carrying the malls
According the plan proposed the Sandwich islands will
be made point of soppage the voyage out to obtain
coal and other necessary supplies At these islands and at
the Bonin islands, naval depots will be formed.
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THE Paper Doll Family with = complete wardrobe
Il ready for beautifully c0ored. 50 cents.
Paper Dolls, how make them book liue girls with
eight pattern plates Tk
Luls sosys Lirs Library yols, containing susy's Sir
ButhdRys Teachers, and Littie Servants. g.
The Orphan Necss Duty and Inclination
'tTHsh Amy" rs
May Influence by Catharlne D.
Bell, author oi ttNargaret Cecil" Is cents.
Learning ThERs Jacob Abbott so cents
Juvenile books in great profasIou Al
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNEs,
Dec I3-3t 4pe Seventh street
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NOTkCEWe have had consigned u.s. by party mnst
~ dispose of them, quality plated az
pieces each, which will be sid reduced rates,
Our ~ qaal above
AID of their extraordinary chsapnss.
NJ. w. GAIT \ BRO, Jewellers
Dec 6-st 32s Penn. between Oh and streets.
HOLIDAY GOoDs-h. W. GAIT BRO. have isst received
days.
Persons making presents we'll 70 sos, hem
NJ, w. GAIT BRO, jewellers,
No 32l Penn. av., between Ninth Ana Tsnh strt eta
Dec Il-3uf
HENTLErEN's DRESSING ROaEs--Ye ha We reesfvsK
and opened further and large sappy robes ~
chare o new and desirable ayea, very large z
a. - srFVENs's Sales room.
Veo 'i-'ui Browns Ii0sl
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coo phEes amounting la so
Tickets sIO-haVes SS-quArters 81 50.
Pnzes paid n full, without deduction.
All orders will be considered strictly
ta and meet with by return a nal.
Notes Of go0d banks taken Address
EGERTON d BROTHER, Regular Licensed A4rnt,
Boz 100 Baltimore Post Once, Baltimore, Mar land
Dec l3-so4uf
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SECOND vESTURE-General Tom Thumb and suite have
sailed for Europe The little General will be absent about
four years Mr. Barnum preceded him his general bu
siness agent.
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y. Phillips, ,
or Alabama,

y. Phillips,
or Alabama,
.ghornsy-ai
once and Louisiana avenue.
Dec 6-d2mi
MISSES ROOExEn's English French boarding
vi and Day school Cor Young Ladies' 484 between 9Th
and 7h streets
may seminary principal
bookstores.
RKTEREHCrs
Rev. G. d. Cummus, Rector Trinity Church, Washington.
Hon. w. w. ssntoa, Washington.
Hon. Asa BiRgs, United States Senate.
Hon J. A. PeaTcs, do,
Hon. A. q Brown, do.
Hon. q. r.. Curtis, United Supreme Court
Hon. w. w Boyes, House o. Representatives.
r. Rev 4 Poter b. D., Bishop Of Pennsyrvania
Rev g. ". Butler d. D., Cincinnati.
Dec. 9-difn
I ANDs Nv THE wEsT.-Samue NJ Colman ar the arp. nj
IL Johnson and Coman, 81 Louis Missouri present Ills
selected million of granted copstruron
of the Pacific railroad and familiar sons aod
the line af the subject entry an loca
ton. A. rich land the Uniou, heart of tbs
mineral purchased government price M
g. will make locations for psreoua dssou. npon
bic Any orders len banking bonss a.
Mes sweeny, Rttsnhouse, FAINT, Co attended 10.
Refers Hon. g. Porter a. Missouri
Hon. Jas. J. LindicY, an.
Mersrs swerpTt MtgChA0uss, Pant A. Co.
Rooms the National Hotcl,
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IMPORTANT DEcIsEoE-A verdict (says New York city
paper) for $9257 given in the United States circuit
court yesterday in the suit of Mccall Strong to recover
from the government the duty paid on certain Belgian zinc
under protest The question involved was whether Bel
gan sheathng zinc under the head of zinc in sheets
which pays fifteen per cent duty heathing metal which
in fee2 The court decides that it should come in
free.
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Proposals Tor Erecting the Custom House, &c.
at Galveston, Texas.

Dec -3awt46Fcb
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Nrw Yoax, Dec. l2.-Cotton Is quist-,ales OF ~
Flour ia buoyant-saes Of 10 600 harr.- ~ bales,
s. 35j southern, 81 lOa$ ~ - state, 80 20 a
an advance n 2 = Holders Of wheat demand
Al Al sq vents-sales Of ~ 900 bushels transtt4
- 81 81 for red. Corn Is buoy yant-sales Of S. 900
bushels mixed, u 72 Pork is dull-sales Of 100
barrels new mess, SO 62I old msss $40 I7l Beef Il
euoyanti new rePaoked Chicago $4 S4 rs. Lard Is firm
at l2b Is cens. Whiskey is frmerj Ohio, 80 a a3It
cents Coffee Is dull-ssles at 10 lOL cents for Rio su
gar Il dull Havana, 81 can't.
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ike Se6astopol, they are bound to fall at last;
aud when they do come tloyFnsit is with such
4 crash, assleayes them helpless forever after
wards. If man would be loved devotedly, let
him worship at just such shrine as this; and
though there may be no fire on the altar, for
many days, yet ere year has passed away, the
flames Of passion from heaven viii come down,
and burn with such blaze of love, as win warm
his hcartforcver. Such love never dies. He may
GROW careless and cold, and wretched and worth
less; but the heart that was first tuned to the
music of affection by his master hand will never
grow icy again, 1t may break, but it will never
bend to coldncss and deceit.
But you gentlemen know nothing of these
things--wise As you pretend to be. have seen
some gents whose hearts were on fire with
lore for some one of these icy beauties, give up
all hope of winning her, because in month or
two he did not succeed. Aud have longed to
tell them to keep on, to never tire, to never
waycr. to remember that faint heart never won
fair lady'--but dared not And have seen
them go away from town sad and dispirited,
and leave the ground for some less worthy per-
son to tread upon Whileo one who by persever-
ence and constant attention succeeded in win
ming to his heart the love of a woman whom he
could no more appre ;iate than do Shiny snakes
the clover beds, which they drag themselves in
kissing murmurs through.
shall not tell you Mr.. Editor whether am
one of the latter kind or not; for if did it
would do no good-as you are already married
and may never need the knowledge. Besides
all ladies are filed with the same holy thoughts
of love, and it would be unfair to teach you that
which might add to your already attractive self
contend that all ladies are susceptible Of love,
and though they may not all love alike, still
there is enough of the fire in every female heart
to keep you warm through the longest years Of
the longest life.
So whenever you hear a lady say that she
cannot love, aud has no regard for gentlemen's
society, do you take my word for it. that she
would make the best and fondcst wifcin the
world. Such ladies remind me of some old
timed piano in some old timed house. Twenty
people may raise the lid, and attempt to bring
from the dreaming looking wires concordant
sounds in vain. But let hand familiar with
the broken chords, and converSant with the sci
ence Oh harmony ruu HAS uuSe+S U u tiiS OA9HS
F.! keya, and you are startled with the saddest,
sweetest music that the soul could desire.
| So it is with these hearts, thousand voices
may attune them to the melody Of love in vain.
But when some kindly heart and gentle eye
come breaking in the soul, how quickly do the
discortant wires expand to the thrilling touch,
and give forth such halIowed music of love,
that the heart grows too full Ger to forget the
voice of sweetness that called it forth from the
grave of melancholy thought.
And now that we are fair before our readers,
we pause to let them think of what We may say
in our next Our gentlemen friends need not
treIuJJo much NELLY.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,


VIII be given any artist in Virginia who will exhibit
tEelYe pictures viz: and six DagnerUes
OF e1HGs merit to twelve which r. Adams VIII select from
Lis collection Hehas opened Gallery Forb'sJew
eiry Store 1876 Main St, aylist arranged the most
approved principles, which be equaed unless SINH
iarly situated fronting on the river With easy OF
eo.s large and arranged with convenience for
making pictures OF style and size He lie
happy to announce that viii assisted by SIR JAMES Cary
the artist who pictures that Hwae the high
est PREMIUM Cold Medal, the last fair Of the Amero"H
Institute at Castle Garden, New York, aso the oRiy refm
dsurIsH for DagucrreotyPes 1.-THE Worlds Fair t Paris
Mr. A. has received os medals and eight diplomas foE The
best Daguerreotypys exhibited different fairs in the United
States which fully their superiority and having been
houOre With large proportion Of business in Wheeling
the past year expects with Increased facilities not only
retain enlarge the number of his patrons, escial
~ as on inttie productions ra
er than display furniture Agbrotyrsseey eingls
or double 0lass Dasrerropes plain cOlorea equal
painting Ivory Photographs from the oWestprlces uptO
af,y dollars Oar light being made OF French Plato Glass
and being unohstructed By other buildings pictures be
made from s,ise sunset. Pictures children taken In
9dataReo,sLy 4. NJ to3P.M. Yetthe light soft
and mild that persons with eyes sit by 1t with
feet ease Cloudy days good any by this light. Call
ard examine before engaging elsewhere.
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PERruNED IIRKAru-WhatlGly gentleman would re-
main under tile !sa reeahle breath when By use
in the DGLH THOUSAND FLnwus dentiIrice would
not ally but leave the teeth white as aabaS
ter? MANY persons kinv their breath Is bad, anu
tie subject delicate their friends will never mention
It. single drop of the "Balr Oh your tooth risn
and wash the teeth aud morning % cent bottle will
last year.
BEIurITu COMPLEXION may be easily acquired by using
the alIl OF Thousand Flowers. 1t Will remove tan, PIN
pies rec=s from the skin, leaving It OF soft and rose
Wet towel pOur two three drops, and wash
tie face night aud morning.
SHAVING AADE EGsY-Het your shaving brush in either
warn, or cold water pour drops "llu OF
Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well and will maze
beautiful son ather much facilitating tile operation oIshav-
Ing. Price only Gftv cents.
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by T. H. LOGAN co jelly
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Mr. EOrToG:-I know that you are to gallant
at heart to refuse little space in your columns,
for young lady friends scattered thoughts and
though the matter that may day after day drop
from from my pen, may not go very far towards
enlightening the world at large, still | hope it
may afford you at least some amusement and fur
nish employment formy leisure moments.
And what shall we talk about? Not politics,
for there is too much time and paper wasted on
that subject now. Not religion, for the world is
full of assumed piety and pretended christianity
already. Not of spiritua!ism, for We have been
surfeited with discussions on this ETHEREAL sub
ject for many months. Not of ,ooman's right
for we are to fond of our present condition to
attempt an Improvement What then shall We
talk about? answer; that which we care most
for, our gentleman Friends anil their HOBBIES.
My room commands full view Of a principal
street, and morning, noon and night find me
frequently sitting here and earnestly striving to
study the dispositions of those who pass along.
Besides am SO fortunate as TO be member Of
society, and you know that ball rooms and party
saloons and concert halls, furnish much food for
study. mention these facts that you may
know from what sources derive my ideas of
gentlemen in general And more than this, let
me frankly acknowledge THAT my rheart takes
such deep interest in these Lords of creation,
that look carefully ere leap to conclusions of
any kind.
You must know that like most young ladies' l
am looking out for husband, and am DESTROYS
of picking up the best one that can; which is
perfectly fair and honorable. And knowing as
wtn do, that there are not too many,of that
class, am the more anxious TO make selection.
lis true that many of my sex will tell you, that
they do not care for gentlemen, and would not
marry the best man that ever lived, were he to
come on Bonded knees, brilliant with diamonds,
and running over with grace and elegance, and
devoted as an eastern sIaye:-but take my word
for it Mr.. Editor, these LIdies are rery fond Of
joke.
1 tell you sir, the human heart was made in
woman's bosom for love;and she cannot be con-
tented nor happy without it is filed with the
odors of that treacherous flower. Shemay think
thus cold and careless but when it comes to the
point-away drops all the ice into bright sparkl-
ing tears of affection. Besides, what would
woman be worth to the world that had no heart
for the darts of cupid to enter in? Why sir, 1
would not trust my pocket book, empty as it
now is, in the keeping of such an one 1 would
have no faith in the honesty of a woman who
could not fall down and worship the thing she
loved. You may talk about these cold hearted
ladies as much as you choose. but I've never seen
one of them yet, who could not be secured in
the nets of love, if the right hand and the right
heart, fxed the stakes.
know thatmaay Of them resist numerous
attacks and seem to the world impresusele, but
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sold also by Druggists generally. Ju24:
A REWARD IS OFFERED!

For the detection any person cnuntereltng, initiating
or the veuder Of any counterfeit imitation of BGR
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERs. The genuine, highly
centratcd Holland Berss nut up halfpnt bottles only
hnving the of the proprietor, T. PAGE, Jr blown in
c and his signature around the neck of each and every
hottie.
This delegated AromG has been received by Americans
with that favor only extended to really scientific
preparations When consiler marked success attend
Ing It's administration stubborn Of Fever and
Agae Weakness any Kind. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, AcIdy
OF the Stomach Sick and Nervous Headache Indlgeson
Costiveness and res together With the complete control it
exercises OVER all Nervous Rheumatic, Ncurngc Alec
ton, we cannot wonder at popularity. Well the
invalid value this remedy
asod at 81 Der bottle, six hotties for 50. hy the
propretors, BENJAMIN PAGE, in. & Co.
misunderstanding Parrnaccuts,s aud Chemists, corner SMITH
field and Third streets Pittsburgh, and by.
LAUGHLENlS .G BUSNFZELD,
jre3 Wheeling, va.
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~ IIEELING,s PRosPECTs.

We have now the baltimore ana Ohlo IGAu.
road eomp:-ted and in successful operation
The Central Ohio is completed to Bellair, and
will soon Be to Kirkwood. we hope. The Hemp
field Is running to ClaysviIle, win soon be COM
pIeted to Washington with fair prospects of,
reaching its Eastern Terminus at an early day
The Road 10 Cleveland is soon to be completed
10 wheeling, while the 5lar;etta Road. We are
Informed By its President, viii soon complete
its arrangements for reaching Wheeling. Thus
we have four railroads virtually completed and
the ffh in q fair way. We may add that few
Of our citizens are sware Of the difficulties
Which have Eeen surmounted by the present
Officers Of the Hempfeld They have lab0red
under every disadvantage, have already accom-
plished much and win do all that can be done
by energy and prudence
Now that we have railroads, on what should
Wheeling depend fOT her prosperity Isit on
TRANSPORTATION? That is branch of pro5Peri-
rty; but small one comparatively. Is not
her real progress dependant upon her man
ufactorics, their increase and extension?-
Wheeling has facilities for manufactures suPs-
rior to any city west Of the mountains. There
are hundreds of articles OF manufacture yet I'M
made in Wheeling Why is this? Let our
citizens look toit, and they will see that we are
daily purchasing from abroad what should be
produced here and sent abroad for sale. 1t is
not enough that we supply home demand. Let
us manufacture for shipment Look to our
present manufactures. All that arc well man
aged are doing well, and why may We not as
well have fifty nail establishments as six?-
They always have demand exceeding the sup
ply, and every such establishment is good for
population of from 600 to 1000. flour citi-
zens would turn thcirminds towards these things
and reflect that we have roads, we should turn
our minds towards producing more to send
on them. They win hit the true interests and
tend to place our prosperity on its true basis,
Independent Of every external power, and de.
pendent only on the energy, industry, and we'll
directed labor of our own people.
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DIR. j. Hedges

FEVER IS AGUE ANNI1ILATOIS
FEVER and Aeue. ohrls and Fever, Dumb AEue, any
Intermittent Fever whether recent or Of long
ing, speedily snfely eectuuy cured by the use of
Dr. j. Hedges Annl,iIatOr.
This entirely from all metallic poison
such as Arsenic or Mercury, but compounded from ex-
tracts purely Vegetable certain, safe and eeasious
remedy and can all kinds OF weather. The Pro-
nrIetor has article in his private practice for
years. aud in no it failed to eject perfect
cure when the directions followed. I'M posi-
Bile way can nure the system butts adapted to nll ages
sexes and constitutions. be given the infant of
month old will as much safety as to the adult and be
kept in any climate. Itneeds encomum no long array
of testimony herald efficacy. Itsmert lies within 1t
seau to the Invalid viii prove Of value than IN
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor at stonhOPe n and
never genuine without his signature
Por ssIe. wholesale and reta by A. C. GOOD Co., Drug
r.ls Wheeling va and by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
W: II. DEcAaiP, General Wholesale Agent
fortle Western stptes,
,nv7.sn 70 Cour.snd St, New York.
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AYERS cATHARTIc PILLS.
pilla t b at are Pilla

PROF HAYES State Shssnchusetts, says they
are the best a Pills, and annexed the who certify
that Dost. Hayes knows, VIZ:
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts.
EMORY WAslTRURN, Gov. of Mass.
W c. PLUNRETT, Lieut.. GOV. of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Ev-sec Of State and Senator of the
U. states.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, Ey-spe.,ker House of Reps,
L. $. ~
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister PlenlpO,ent!uy Great
Britain.
+JOAH d. FITzPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston.
Men tIlnI nre Men!
Among the diseases this Pill curod with astonishing
pidlty, we may mention
CosiveneSs Bilious Complaints, rheumatism Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising foul Stomach Nausea,
Indgc5tn Morbid Of Bowels and pain arising
tcrefrom FIatUenc Ioss Of Appetite, a Ulcerous and
cutaneous Diseases which require Medicine,
scrofula or Kings Evil They ALSO by purifying the blood
and stimulating ystsm, complaints which 1t
would not he supposed they reach Deafness,
Partial blindness NeuraISlA and Nervous Irri;abity De-
ranemeuts Liver and Kidneys Govt and other kin
dred complaints arising low OF the body, OBJ
strueors of It's functions Thea the best Purgave
dcIne ever discovered you viii but need them
once know it.
Prepared by AVER, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
and byall Druggists and deaersn Med
iciue throughout this section
A. C. GOOD & CO., Wheeling,
je8 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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DAILEYiS MAGICAL PAIN Elk
FRA (STC)R.

II
The grest sud principal characteristics OF DALLRIS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR consists
1s OF rs nsyer failing unique property as coon as
applied 10 any external injury, lxFLANAroS In
stanty and rapidly to r<uee IT. This feature constitutes
its great to alleviate pain of burns and sealds and
OF other painful Diseases Incredibly short space Of
time and as viii appear from the few testimonials hereunio
annexed Every ntegp.t mind Is fully aware that, in all
cases of external injury the paints produced by inNmna-
on Of the aree parts and, therefore, IL you remove the
cause, the effect must
ID puacatiye prOpers. neutraiise the poison that
may lurk in the system and VIM when applied to the sores
draw rapidly all Impure the surface and eject it
hence the great dcarEe produces from oecasiOned
by burns and when applied old and inyeerate sores Salt
Rheum or other cutaneous diseases.
No P4lx EXTRACTOR GENUINE unless the box has upon
1t Steel Plate Engraved With the signature OF G. v
OLIGKENER & CO., PrOPresors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer All others are counterfeit. Price Roets per
box.
Co., 81 Barclay st. NeW York.
tue7:m wheeinF,va Va.
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MAsoNIo DIREOToRY

Oaio Lodge Ne. IoI.-Meets at Masonic Hail.
corner Market aud Monroe streets end Third Mon
day evenings Of each month G. W. steHrs, W. NJ AEer.
d1der Ldu1htin Secretary
wheeling Lodge no. 12S.--aIeets as above on
the rs and Eird Thursday evenings Of each month =
BEExIIISuEE, W. 81; S. ": PAdrsoH, Secretary.
wheeling UHiOn Chapter No. A9-Neets as
above on the seeo AIo.,Ls evening of each month w g.
scorr II. p; S-R Ps1rSoR, Secretary.
wheeling RncamPment no. 1.-Meets as
aUoYe on the orzs Monday erenis Of each month W.
BkTEs. G. G.. 4. AorfRG, Keeorler.