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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
cIZIzL.yy 71eKEr:

Ms. EproR -You VIII please announce the following as
the citizens candidates the coming charter election:
FOR Mayor: ALE. CALDWELL. For City Sergeant: HEN
~ CoNAST. For Superintendent of the Water Works :
IAEIEL DUNBAR, For Market Master: DANL MURRAY
jnllF MANY CITIZENS
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Wn. a. BtTCuEI oIE's HAIR DYE.
GREY, Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly beautiful
and natural brown black without injury
o. lkin.
FIVrnS MED4ts AID DIPt9HAs hye been awarded to VIM
a Batehylor sfpee 1882 and 10000 applications
beeu made to the Hair of his patrons Of his famous Dye
would be against covering bald head with wig.
w A. BlIcHSloKs HAN DIS produces color not to be
distinguished from nature, aud warranted nurc
the least however long may be continued.
Made, sold applied Gin private r0Oms the Wig FactO
~, 28S Broadway, NY.
Sold in all cities and Of the uni,sd States by Drug
sSts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine hssthe and address upon steel
plate engraving Gu four sdcs of each bottle, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
2sS broadway, New Yors
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The President has communicated to the
Senate, in Executive session; Lord John Rus
sells letter of Jan. 10, 1853, to Mr. Champion,
and which was then submitted to Mr. Everett,
Secretary Of State. 1t declares that the British
Government intends strictly to carry out the
Clayton-Bulwer treaty, and to assume no soye-
rsignty, directly .r indirectly, in Central Ameri-
Ca. The Senate has removed the injunction of
secresy, and the letter is to be published The
official advices by the America do not in any way
change our friendly relations with England
Mr.. Buchanan writes that no real prospects of
peace are entertained by the Ministry, and Eng
land is preparing the largest feet ever Hoated
for operations against Russia in the spring
Louis Napoleon is still anxious to sxtricate
himself from the war, having attained all he de-
sired, the prestige of success.
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Fun IN THE HOUSE.


In the House of Representatives, on Tuesday
last, some of the members got quite funny, as
witness the following:
Mr.. Pennington, Of New Jersey, did not hap
pen to be in his seat at the time the gentleman
from Missouri Mr. Kenneth propounded his
questions, and therefore he did not hear them,
but he took this opportunity to answer them
The gentleman wished to know of each of the
candidates, including hissstfiend from y Jersey,
Mr.. Pennington, whether or not he believed in
future state: And, if that question should be
answered affirmatiyely, whether he believed it
would be free or slave state:" He (Mr. Pl
was somewhat verSed in the Westminster Cathe-
ciSn and he had learned from that there is a flu
ture state, in which he believed. He also I'M
derStood that there were two states in that future
state--One tho beautiied and the other the
damned-thc free and the slave, Caughter.) The
fres state was on one side of the line and the
slave state on the other side; he believed it was
not exactly q compromiRe line, (renewed laugh
teri but he had always understood that the
damned side was the hottest, and therefore must
be the southern side. E6reat laughter.l
II was held by some that there was third
state-the state ofpurgatory. Now, he had no
acquaintance with this state, except, such as he
had learned from the state of purgation going on
in the House. He knew of several gentlemen
who had been in slate Of puFgatory here
[iSughte.l and fplacing his hand on his heartl
ne knew OF one gentleman past praying for
(Sauts oflaughtsrO
Mr.. kennett wished to say one word in reply
to his friend from New Jersey, who seemed to
be SO well posted up in catechism in regard to
the future state lying north and south oftheline,
and the state Of purgatorY. As this gentleman
had been kind enough to bind Someof them hand
and foot and pitch them into that dark place in
advance, he desired to know, in reference to his
on Saturday that he had got beyond Neffeetual
calling, he was also able TO see his election
sure" Tremendous laughter
Afr. Pennington thanked the gentlemen, and
begged to say that he lowed him one. " Laugh
teri
sSxAII Pox.-This loathso,ue disease, which
has been prevailing in Richmond county, vas is
said to be sbsting. There were 90 eases. of
which number 90 proved fatal The disease
was introduced By northern vessel oneofthe
hands on which died on the passage and was
thrown overheard His clothes were sold to q
colored man in the county. who threw them in
ais.wagon, 10 take home 4 white man sriidling
in the wagon took seat on them and was short
lily after taken down with the disease which
proved fatal; those who assisted insburying him
were also taken down with It Earnhan church
was converted into Hospital, and the Episcopal
minister Of the parish took charge of it IN the.
capacity Of physician Under his utAtmeat
;i4ey recovered
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Peeplc.s Candidate.

Mr.. EprToE-Please worthy feiov-etttzen
DANIEL DUNBAR, the Peoples Candidate for the Office
Of Superintendent. OF the Water Works. the coming Char
ter Election. Jan1. THE PEoPLE
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,IR. EOToR:-Pease announce JOHN PRICE as the PEG.
pies Candidate Collector Of Water Rents, ct the coming
charter election.
jnlta MANY VOTERS.
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IEDEPEYDEgr CIT1zENy TTeEET

City Sergeant, II. CoNANr wharf Master. j. c. WILEY;
Collector of Revenue JOHN HUGHES Street Commission
er,JAeoB A4IeK; Superintendent Of Water Works, DAN
TEL DUNBAR.
Tine above will be supported by the independent voters Of
the city at the coming elect:on jus+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

JR, j. ALLEN, late Professor In The Ohio College of De
- "a surgery invites attention highly improved
the following advantages: 49, ~
There are no seams crsyIccs the Judgment of food
10 Eate Tue saliva or infect the BREATH as NOT even tr
sShesi moisture get between te teeth and plate
An AEtihcal Gum, which is firm understandable as
sst, Is fused at high heat between and around their
unIs 9hetn % each other and to the lateupO
WHICH Ihey are set This gun mar to the teeth that me-
euaE and rke which car;LcterlE.
The natural organs
s. Great strength obtained by thus uniting the teeth
gum anu Plate and ordinary force Of nastcatng, Gan
hreak uleM from their base. +f -
f. clear distinct articulation of sDeec ID reor,
Ihis important change BIZ having the Inside Of f
teeui ana gum OF natural lOE. To this the tongue il
te'dy auaIe This perfect adaptation the tongue 10
the deHtuFe, prevents the kissing or Inurd sounds in suS
s OF singing so often observed persons wearing rt-
D. The natural form and expression of the mouth and face
can bf restored in where they become suner
supporting the teeth These attachments are SO
formed as to bring out te snEen portions, tle
IN tieir proper position They covered with the above
1ae gum compound and become component parts Of the
dtnture and when rightly forcd cannot detected by the
CLOSEST observer THIS method Of restoring the checks to
uiihesS and also the natural form and express
sion oil the month and lips, has been well been
made special feare in the authors practice tor several
!eaEs past variety OF Photographic and Dag,errrOty
kcnesses, which have been taken Of persons Without fh
and also With t,cau be at his office SHOW.
ing tue great change IN appearance which produced in Tie
countenances OF individuals wearing
ed upon this principle, which tue public are invited 10 call
and examine, toEether With other Specimens of Ill WorE not
requiring the above attachments
o. The plates usually employed for this work eplatna
tne ur! OF winch prevents even the slightest tarls
pleasant taste IN the mouth In Short this embraces
many new aud important (cAlreF which are readily Aunrt
ciaed y those wearing artificial delures On this Drinc
pie, Mt reference to the utility Of this mcthOh numerous
testimonials can be given from eminent Dentists in the yur
Gus parts Of The Cn0n and wearing work in this
and other cities
Dr. ALLIES has arrangements by which he enabled to
serve persons from distance, Immediately on arrival
). ALLEN, No. 30 Boadstrset,
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R0E- CHRISTMAS A4D NEW YEAG,S
rlD1CC,INNrrIs,s -.

ADAMS, Premium DaguerreOtypst has the pleasure of
informing the citizens Of Wheeling that producing by
the aid of ceed! agent, Amhrotypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city They braucy,
bOIdness artistic hnlsh admiration
brated Eastern Galleries who pronounce them e Gtst ey
teers sac"
E8Fiye Medals and Right Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams Remember the Gallery, Main Union
streets. dels
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Ma ED.roa:-You viii please announce Mr. HENRY CO.
jnS* THE CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

Why CLuATEs Gn4SGE pamphlet by John
Murray, civil engineer. has recently been pub
lished in London, in which he endeavors to &C.
count for the changes in climate in different coun-
tries, which have taken place in the last century,
by the changeable position of magnetic poles,
The magnetic variation or declination is well
known. At the present time it amounts in Lon
don to about IS degrees west of north, while in
1859 the line variation passed through England,
and then moved gradually west until 1916 In
that year great removal Of ice took place on the
coast of Greenland; hence it is inferred that the
cold meridian, which now passes through Cana
da and siberia, may at ono time have passed
through Italy, and that if the magnetic meridian
returns as it is now doing. otis old lines in E-
rope, Rome may once more see her Tiber frozen
over.
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ROBERT HAMILTON.

Sia. EDrsoa Please announce JEPP sASGsToS as u
candidate for ,e oee City Sergeant at the coming char
ter election, and Obiigc
jnil. MANY VOTERS.
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EARTHQUAKE sIARYIA TheLibsrsy tow
(Frederick county Banner says that the. Earth-
quake shock experienced at Winchester, Va, on
the 9Th Instant was also sensibly felt in that Il
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: OUR BRITISH RELATIONS
The article in the National Intelligeneer, as
sorting the adoption by our Executive of certain
steps likely to precipitate our unimportant re-
cruitment difficulty with England has drawn
forth, through the Union, the following:
"O4r Diplom1tie Regatioas ,oitass Great Brit
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citizens SIN candidate for Wharf Master Ut The com
ing election Thankful past ayOrs can only say that
II reelected VIII serve teun with my usual fa.htulness
julls ROBERT HAMILTON.
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We think we can safely assure the editors of
the Intelligencer that no such question az the
suspension Of diplomatic intercourse with Great
Britainhas been before the Cabinet Our rela-
tons with that Government are certainly deli
cate and perhaps critical, but the proposed with
llrawal Of our Minister is nst amongst the evil
dences going to indicate the delicacy of these
relations. FIVE might indulge in conjecture
on SO grave matter, we should venture the O.
spiniOn that the action ofour Government in ask
ing the recall Of Mr. Champion and Consuls I'M
plicated in the recruitment OF soldiers for the
Grimea furnishes the only foundation for the
statement quoted above. Whilst we desire by
this correction to avoid any unfnundcd appre.
tensions of an impending difficulty with Great
Britain, we cannot deny that there are serious
questions OF difference between the two Gov
ernnents which ought to be thoughtfully CON
sidercd BY those members of Congress who are
obstructing the organization ofthe House."
This explanation, the Intelligencer thinks,
will tend TO tranquilizc the public mind; for,
while it removes the fear that our Government
contemplates any immediate interruption of our
peaceful relations with England, we will not be
10 uncharitable as to suppose that the Serious
questions Of difference" referred to are suchas
ojustify rupture, so long as the two Govern
ments desire to avoid enc. When nations begin
TO take half the pains to agree that they have
hitherto taken to disagree, the millennium will
have commenced. AS however, we do not ex-
pect to see that good time in our day, all that
We can hopcfor is that they will try not to car
ry their disagreements to the extreme folly and
criminality ofwar
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NEW BOOKS.
GtoRA and the Doctor;
I Scenes IN tn. Practice Of 3 New York Surgeon:
Tie Hearth Stone, by Saml OsgUod;
The Hidden PATH by Marion Harand;
The School Of Life, b. Anna Mary IIoWet
The Por:ry and Mystery of Dreams by Chs D. Leland;
The Slave OF the Lamp, by Win. North;
Which: the Right the Left
The News Roy; 5it-
wolIeTts Roost by Washington Irving;
Hrroinss OF History, by Mary z. lIeWe:i;
The Wrinkles, or The Merry bIeEonHoIaeS;
Lie among the M0rnons;
Rogers Treasures OF English Words.
TogeeF With large beet works In the
various departments Of Literature.
Por sale by. JOHN II. THOMPSON
hc1S 4fp a.
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NOTICE TO Travellers.
TRAVELLERS passing over the @. o. Railroad inform
ed that the Proprietor has fitted up Rooms .CARk's
SEE BrrLPtSes where he wiz up upon of
ry train, z = q e E5ssf4 ,4SzL
Il W4RR.LrTcY 4Sp nor COFFEE FoE E1F.
--a,f$ra-f !, TEEN sCsE.Szs, 4. -.4szg
the regular prise at the Depot Stand being 50
queay thirty cents viii be saved. Be particular and
step into Myers Retsshment Rooms just the street.
"a door from the corner. ~
EssTgtatng sspptted GGrs called Jor Information of
all kinds impaired free Of charge, .,- .5-sr
T. n. MYERS.
GAINESVILLE, Nov. ~, 1855. nyee:sm
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m BBLS No.1, Lard Oil,
/ ~ 10; DO Spirits TIrpenlne lust received by
tsn4 LACGIiLINS BCsHFTELDTs.
BBL Coach Body Tarn=h Of superior quality for sale by
tano LACGILtNS BCSHFIELD'S.
= BBEs Furniture vsrntsh for sale by
> jeu6 LAUGIILISs EusnFIELD.
/ GROSS Bartotts's Worm syrup, for sale BY
GROSS WriEhts Indian Vegetable Pills, sale low by
y jan0 LACGHLINS 4 BUsEIFIELD.
1OOO LBS Red Lhargr superior quality for sale by
1O0O jen5 LAGGhLINS & BUSHRIRLD.
0ni(l LBS. Lithsrge, Just received by r.
slOO iana: - LAUGIILINS BESIIFIELD.
IN DOZ. Cherry Pectoral just received BY
~ jan5 LAUtiIlLiSS BUSHFIELD.
} BBIS. Castor Oil, just received v
jams s.. qs1 LAUGHIJNS BUSIIFIELD.
I BBI.: Japan varntsh. prime article for 1ale By
1 jan5 y LAUGltlISS& RUSHFIELD.
y BBIs. ETHEREAL OH Fersair hy
y jan5 LAuGHLISs BUsHFIELD.
m GALS. Holland tin Of Prime Cllaltv-for sale FV
~ jana q q .tLAGGllLlSS d BUSHEIELp.
r BBLS. Linseed Oil, just rsce!vetby alE-.-s-5
. jnn5 LACGHLlNs BUsHFIELDs.
slS BBLS. CoPperas for rais LOWRY
I'D jams LAUGHLINs BUsHNELDS.8
s)0N0 LBS Ext. LogWood in store, and for saIg.b
HUOU jams LAGGHLtSS = BUSIIFIELD.
SlS CARBoTS on yitrio-fu r0rcentratiou-for sale liz
80 jams LAEGHLISs& BusIIFIELD.
X CARBoTs Auriste Acid, for sale low by
- jams LACGHLISS& RuSIIFIELD.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
TNHE heretofore existing under the nr Of
J. H. Matthew'S Co., will continue the bust
viii the OF tbs late firm settling ieirac
Ls. GORDON,
no " MATTHEW'S
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flfz NEW YORK.
SPersOns desiring further nfornatinu in refer
ence to Tie above, viii be furnished with pamphlets free Of
postage by sending note with address Dr. j. ALngS
jau25daW;3m
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Miss Josephine Louisa Lee, lately of New
York, the pOsseSsOr in her ownright of one hum
bred aud fifty thousand dollars. has become
German baroness, by marriage with the Baron
Louis de Waechter, Ghamberlil to his maiesty
the king of Wurtemburg.
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4AtSAS 'atS SEtASs RSse''-
TONED heretofore in our paper, in the published
statement Of the financial condition Of thecity,
worthy of being inquired into and explained to
the taxpayers But at present,we can but urge
an explanation as to the matters of Water Works
expenditure, and the discount of city bonds. =
Could not the gentlemen who spent whole day,
as 1Eeare informed. in getting up the article on
city printing, which appeared in the Times of
Thursday, devote few hours to explain away
these palpable extravsganccs, if they are capa-
ble of being explained ?
If the engine put in the Water Works cost the
insignificant sum OF 800, and tl,einside work
but two or three times that sum, as We. learn,
what went with the balance Of the S25, 1874 o.
layished upon tkat PCT job, and put down in the
published statement to charging the capacity Of
the workaF Win the gentlemen give US the
items? What was it for? To whom was it paid ?
And, 1otc was it paid? Let US know all about
il. And also tell US about the discount of $685.,
.6ss 81, in procuring loan of $3.50 The
taxpayers want to know about all these things
as an aid to help them decide how to vote on
Monday next. And we assure the gentlemen
that no threats of personal violence can deter US
from asking for such information as we think is
for the interest of our citizens.
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oITY ELRcr1oN.

paid Invariably advance Persons act complying with this
rule sil understand Why her nominations appear
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DEsTarcryr F1RE At ArBrnS.-The Ladies
Seminary at Auburn G.. Y:) was destroyed by
fire at an early hour on Friday morning The
building has been known for several years as tho
Auburn House. aud was sit1sted on the main
street near the bridge that crosses the 0wasca.-
1t was owned by Warren T. Wood, E. E. Mar
vine, VIM. Allen, and Mrs. ". p. Brown. The
building cost $50, 600. The larger portion of the
funiturc, belonging to Mrs B, n. Smith, the Oe=
cupant, was saved. Many of the young ladies
who boarded at the institute lost every thing
This is the second time the seminary has been
destroyed by fire.
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TaVarn "a Rant

VIZ well known Tavern known Mrs Goodng IN tie
\ National road miles YheelBg win he Tor FfS
from April hrst 1855 The stand is.too eil and lavorably
HnoWn to require further notice.
terms enquire Of GOodlnG the undersigned
nNlJd LYDIA CRCGHR
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!A1l.rY,s GESr1Nr pA1N RxrRAoroR.

For sale wholesale and retail by
Agl8 L4CGHLKES d GESHFZELD.
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EOr SnLe,

NliAT convenient and tommodtOus Dwelling House. on
and family. --'''''@
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1Ia EnfsoaI wish, announce myself as candidate
fOrre-eectou to the Office Commissioner. feel
under obligation to my eROwcrens for their surages at
the last election and wiz be thankful for all favor. Of this
kind at the next.
JAMIE HENRY SHARP
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On motion of Mr. Campbell, (as he said he
might have the hoor,) the House adjourned.
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THr FKurrs OF WAR.-The Albany Evening
Journal publishes list of the battles fought du-
ring the year 1885, with the number of people
killed in each, beginning with the bsmbardment
OfShanghai by the French, at which 100 fell,
and ending with the fall of Cars, at which ., 600
fell; byWhich list it appears that rs battieshav
occurred during the year, or more than one for
eachweek, with an average loss of over 1000
men killed in each This list does not include
those who have fallen by disease, or in skirmish-
es, nor the wounded, disabled, those who died
in thehospitRl or the ambulance, or were ire
para6ly MANNED, or missing, Orprisoners The
number left dead upon the field usually compri-
ses only about one-fourth of the entire loss in q
battle. BY this rule, the entire number swept
out Of useful existenceby the wars of 1855 must
have rcsehed over 100000 men No year has
presented so bloody sreeord since Waterloo.
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eI7TzKYS gIeREE

ADVANCE Persons complying win this
rale, VIII understand why their nominations do appr
cI77zEYS TJe4lEE
hE. EDTroR-Plrase announce Messrs. z. JACOB, JOHN
KSoFE, JNo. N. MATTHEWS, Z II. FIfzHUGH and J..
" BicKELl as candidates for city Council in the Third
insS' MANY CITIZENS.
STA. Enron Please sss that Oa4 old standby, JACOB
AdIck, Is candidate for Street Commissioner. recon-
naenaatlons found santius
a4-S THE PEOPLE
Ma EptTca-Please that VIM, G. HALL viii be
supported for Collector Of Water Rents e coming cleo
lass. VOTERS.
5 2 Tof7nE VUzERS oP ONO 6otyTE
IFespeetVly announce myself candidate the Office
Of sherin, at the coming Spring election
jHsa e VT. sELBx
TR. EDrsOs;-Please announce JOHN R. MILLER as the
citizens candidate The OF Collector ofthe City
Revenue
jail THE PEOPLE.
J. C. AcHEsoS, ESQ, requests Va to say that he de-
enes the nomination fer Council, from the Third Ward
jsn1T
FIRs7 T4RD CITIZENS TTeERE
Ma EPrr9R-Pease announce the following gentlemen as
the Peoples Candidates for offices the gift the
Ward, in the ensuing ehaEtYr election.
HENRY icoSANTa City Sergeant; DASL DUNBAR, SUI
PerintSndent Of JACOB ASiIcK, Street Com
El'ss9nsEs pASIE5 stGKEAY auEkst Master JOHN IR
WIN, Alderman. - 49, - ,s.5,s,s 80,
Counei-FHos- ]. GARDEN, y. J. PASSELL, H VI.
PHILLIPS, and ISAAC COTS.
fo17 z : MANY CITIZENS.
.F-z--+-----s-ss e-S--------e4-
Ma EproAIrespeeti inform my that
am candidate for of City Tressursr at the next
charter election
ia16 g555 w. HARDING.
MR. Error s-Please announce GEO W SIGHTS as q
candidate for resleeion The ONCE of Clerk Of the CITY,
and oblige
janis. MANY CITIZENS.
SIa EpfsoaT wtsi, TO announce ysel, as candidate
forre-seetion the Office Street Commissioners feel
under obligation to my fOweitens their SURFACES at
the last election, and wiz be thankful all favor. Of this
| kind at the next.
/ jsnil" HENRY SHARP
- ---=--- -
/ A EDITOR take this means of informing my fellow
citizens that candidate for Wharf Master Ut The com
ing election. Thankful past favors only say
il reelected viii them with my faishfulncss
jn1la ROBERT HAMILTON.
Ma. Epr5ea Please announce JEFP sASGsToS as a
candidate for te office OF City Sergeant, coming
| in,I4 @,,N.y zvorpps
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NOTICE.

NOI1CG.
E Stockholders in the Fifth Ward Market are respeet
fully invited meeting to be held al the Hose
House IN the Fifth Ward Thursday evening. seven
CLOCK, Tor the purpose Of eectrg Board Of Directors
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Warehonse for Re,,t :
NOT henI
For Sale

two large spacious Store Rooms on Main street now
in the oeeuPacy Of List Howell. Possession oven
on the first Of April next. Apply to
Jana. FRANCISR ARMSTRONG