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DR.. j. Hedges 81
FEVER & AaUE ANNIHrLAToR!

FENEE &c AGUE ANNIHILATOR
FEVER and Aguc, Chill. and Fever, Dumb AEuc, or any
form Fever whether long
ing is speedily, safely eeclay by the
Dr. j. Hedges AnpthiIator.
prcparaons entirely free from all metallic poison
such as Arsenic Mercury is compounded from
tracts lrey vegetable. certain and ecacious
remedy, taken all Kinds Of weather. The Pro-
prcor article In his private practice for
several years. and has failed to effect perfect
the directions have been followed. In posi-
BILE way can ure the system butts adapted to all
sexes and constitutions 1t he given to the infant Of
old with much safety the adult. and he
kept any climate. 1t needs encominn, long
testimony, herald efficacy merit lies within It
sel-and the invalid 1t will prove of value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor stanhope, n j. and
never genuine without his signature.
sale, wholesale and retail by a. C. GOOD Co., Drug
gsts, Wheeling, Va and by Druggists and gene
rally throughout the United States.
w II. DEcAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
my5:6m as CORTLAND ST., New York
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CRops IL WEsrEax MLssouRI-The Independ-

CRoPS IL W ESTEtS MISSOURI lie lnGcpenu-
cnce Messenger, of the 2Sth says:
The wheat harvest has been rapidly progress
ing during the past week. The whcather has
been fine for cutting and securing grain; and the
many reapers that have been introduced into the
country have contributed to Tighten the labors
of this always arduous task. A gentleman who
has lately visited different parts of the county
informs us that the wheat crop is much larger
than for several years past both in the quantity
of land sown and the amount likely to be rea
liked from each acre.
We have rImors Of sales of the new crops,
but have not been able to learn anything par
tcuIary as to the fact such sales or the prices
paid. 1t seems, however. to be generally con-
ceded that the prices will drop from what they
have been for the past year.
The dry weathsr for some weeks past, has cna-
bled the farmers to get their corn crops in good
condition, and with fayoable season from this
on, heavy crop will be made. Oats, hemp and
other crops, VIC learn, are doing well.
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The Archbishop of Lyons has just issued
circular to his parishioners in which heattributes
the late inundation of that city to the fact that
the inhabitants have violuted one of the church
ordinances regulating the observance of the Sab
bath
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AYERS cATHARTrc PILLS.
Pills that are Pills!

PRoF HAYEs State Chemist of Massachusetts says they
are all Pulls, and annexed the who certify
that Doet Hayes knows, viz:
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Jassse of The Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts.
EMORY wAsIIBuRN, Gov. of Mass
W. @. PLUNKETT, Lieut. Gov. OF Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT Ev-sec. of State and Senator Of the
U. States.
ROBERT c. wrNriIRoP, Ey.speaker House of Reps,
U. s. A
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister renipo.entary Great
Britain.
Holm d. FITZPATRICK, Catholic bishop of Boston.
Men that Men!
Among the diseases this p has curod with astonishing
pidity,we may mention
Cnsaveness. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, DrOpsy,
Heartburn Headache arising foul Stomach, Nausea,
Indscs,iln Morbid naction Of the Bowels, and pain arising
herefrom, Fatuenc, Loss of Appetite, all Uleerops and
cuaneos Diseases which require evacaant Meiieine
scrofua or Kings Evil They also, ny purifying the blood
and stimulating sSst9m, complaints which It
would not supposed they could reach, such Deaness
Partial blindness, Neuralgia aud Nervous Irrabity De-
engagements Liver and Kidneys, Govt and other kim
dred complaints arising low state of the body OBJ
retions Of its functions. Thea the best Purgntve
IIe!ne ever discovered you will but need to them
once to knowi It.
Preparedb by Or. J. G. AYR, Practical Chemist, Lowell
Massachusetts and by all Druggists and deslersin Ned
icne throughout this section.
a. c. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
te8 Wholesale and RetaIlAssnts.
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|DAILEY,S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
yI,IS a IrrI'FNJS


There never discovery made In Materia Meiica
whereby pain can be 50 quickly sliayed, and where parts in
high state Of inflammation be rapidly reduced to
their natural state nor wounds and be
Thoroughly rspdy healed and deeaye parts restored
without either scar defect than With DALLEYS AAGI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Cats Wounds, spralps - nrutscseasuaest to which
children constantly subieethe action Of the genuine
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, Is ever the same : How
much pain and suffering may not thus be prevented
Moreover, Life often dependent upon having at
hand tho GENUINE DALEY PAIN EXTRACTOR, and
for the partlcularsf which respectfully refer my
printed pamphlets the truth Of which hold myself
sponsble.
No case Of Burns and scnd, matter how has
yet any instance resisted the allpowerfu pain
sutiuIng healing qualities the DALLEYs PAIN EN
TRACTOR.
No Plrs EXTRACTOR Is GENUINE unless the box has upon
Steel Plate Engraved signature Of c. V.
OLIoKESER & CO., rroprctors, and HENRY. DALEY,
manufacturer. Price % cts. per box.
~ All orders should be addressed to C. v clckenCr
90, 81 Barclay St New York.
TIL LOGAN Co.
je27:ua Wheeling, Va
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7Washington Planning Minis.
Brady's Gallery of Art.

NO $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORh
TIVE most celebrated establishment OF the kind IN the
ted States where the AAIBRoTYPE, Introduced In New
York by SIR Brady style Of perfection ahd
lurabIitr unsurpassed this Europe Por
traits OF all the Coniiatrs Tor PRESIDENT and VICE
PRESIDENT, exhibition the Gallery. photS=rs-
pc copies OF the slme sE, or by the dozen or hpndred'
supplied low prices. e.....,,,,
m linda n
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CouRrIxG ~ BaoApWAY.-A very singular we'd
ding SAYS New York paper, transpired here
this week. A young and very pretty Irish girl
the sister of one of our common councilman
was walking up Broadway. New York, wien she
attracted the attention of an elderly gentleman
oflarge wealth. who had lived all his life a bachc-
lor and an aScetic. Rumors say that ne was
f1ilcd in an dj1ir Gn eguT. and carried thence
forth in his breast \ heart impenctrablc to the
sweet influences of the tender passion. We'll,
this gentleman promenade was attracted by
this Irish girl to such degree, that he arrested
his steps aud venture to address her,
''Wi you pardon the liberty, Miss, if L ask
your name?"
The girl timidly surveyed him, and apparent
ly satisfied that not mere curiosity prompted him
in the query, and that he was gentleman, she
acceded.
Dare I ask you another question, Nary,-I
proceed, sir" she replied very good humor-
eddy.
''Thcn should like to ask you-and you will
confer an infinite obligation upon me by answer
ing truly-whether you are engaged in marriage
to any one, or whether your feelings are intercs-
ted in any person
there was so kind and gentle an expression in
the old mans eye, and such an evident earnest
ness in his tone, that she answered him freely
mot in the least, SIR"
Then allow me without any further ceremo-
ny to place my card in your hand and with it
the offer of myself and fortune Commission
any friend you please to make whatever inqui.
rics concerning me you may deem proper, and
let me know your determination tomorrow"
The girl, overwhelmed with surprise, deposit
ed the slip of paStebonrd in the reticule and pas
sed on. On Wednesday afternoon her brother
called at the hotel where here aitnirer resided
and informed him that Mary had concluded to
adopt him. They were married the same eve
ming at the residence of the brides mother, and
the old gentleman settled on her one hundred
thousand dollars on the spnt.
This gcnteman-he worILl not like me to give
you his namc--has held n great many public
Offices in his time, was formerly major in the
United States army, and afterwards assistant In
dian Commissioner His real estate in this city
is worth more than two hundred thousand dol
lars
Mary and the Major started the next morning
for New Orleans, where the latter has brother
who is a sort of pecuniary nabob in that city.
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CUREi:

THIS young gentleman living mids-those
who know lin will bear testimony tia his surings and
cNAggeraton Some CT the pieces OF bone
be By calling at $40 Baltimore shareholders In his
possession Let tile soePtical hns will testify that
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y GARD TO THE LADIES'.
DIT. DUPoNCo's GOLDEN PENiAPE PILLS Infalll-
BILE removing stoppages irregularities the
These Pills nothing new but have been used by the Doc
for years Both in France and America, with
paraeic every case, he urged by many
thousand ladies them Pulls pub.
c for the alienation Of those suffering from any Irregular
tiles whatever well preventive those ladies whose
health will not permit increase of family Pregnant f
males, those sappeng themselves tobe cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor
sponsbility the admonOn although mild
oull prevent any injury health; otherwise
Pills recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail By
LACGIfLINs ( BUsnFTELD,
Gent Agents for Ohio county,
No IS Monroe st.
Also for sale by T. H. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must be addressed to the above General Agents
they will supply the Poprietors prices
the Pills eondenally ladies by mail, b. enclosing 81
either, at the Wheeling Post.oHice.
n. B-Dr. DupOnco's Golden pills, signature 81 DupOn
co.. every box; other genuine For particulars
Circular Of Agents APPLY
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HIlrP7oNrS ' FEGETIRLE TINCZ0RE ! !
A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS. TO TIE

BNLTIMoRH, March 81, 1855.
THIS "a certify, that aboun nine years since at
tackled with pain in my right ankle We sent for pysI
swollen; and it continued to until had increased
to the height OF knee suffered severely with pain
which frequently laid open the hone, and
Of which particles Of bone TO the number Of IS
and one or two OF TR Ri COT c6uSfR Hf' Ask
was then taken to Hartford county Of ms state The Pys-
could live afterwards. THIS physician work
@ from the G proud %Sf I and sees SSne
giving resf-sone Of he applications
coa not stand BY and 81 me suier Thought ut this time
eEs no care FOR mes from my knee to my ankle was not
ree! white witlno sign Of blood, and at times when
would scratch fingers white pus would issue therefrom
mixed with water. -f.
then returned to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
b. the advice ofny friends used various remedies some
which gave onT relief IcontInuei grow
worse; swelling ef; hip and aftersevere pain
formed my spine which ms physicians
and wished NJ the same tur to cut OF right leg as the
only Of saving my life After this yet smother form
Ell right ami also LEFT groin, so
other Of body, ieh in number and size astonisi-
ed those who tern reduced to skeleton,
and as weak as an iq ns ,r,, pr,,er,
felt death you'll have been had tried ply
cians ana oil e remedies eond hear Of, when friend
TURF Of disease similar tohe labnrng under,
advised to try it. At this time haul been afflicted fall
Ave years: commenced taking "UtiDpton's Vegetable
TlToPE co,TEsn
the first bottle Of which inspired hope and by the
time taken bottles much improved
confidence believe It wouii cure me. con-
tnue its usestl Improving. Ny ulcers healed and
strength to my weak aad shattered system, and with
su further detail am nhPy leg is also healed
and general renovation Of health has taken place and
nov consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone have given but faint Idea suerngs, hut
friends who may read this will bear testimony all that
have said in favor Of
Htmpf0Its Vegetable 77nctuFs''
and Will to all who afflicted have becn
it with the utmost confidence.
EDWIN ". sPRANKLIN
No. 81 Register street,
SdooTs north Of Pratt st.
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SEASONABLE.

Mineral Water Cream syrups, rtvalng these of Dr.
Jayne and street, Philadelphia, may
found the
BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
Also-Biue Lick Water, in bottles and barrels, just
eeIved. jcl1
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sPRoIAL NOTICE S.
HEADAoRE ANp pEBILITY

Ma srLIs ! I.sco,1p, Of birmingham, says:
"Ihavs found In BG-1aAFE's HoLLASp DrrrEEs remedy
for Headache and Debility. Ny Wite has also used with
Tie Srestest Beae6t,'
Mr. a. NICHOLSON, OF Pittsburgh, also remarks that ne
has experienced much relief Its for headash
Asa half easpoOofai three times day, an hour be-
fore meals Eat moderately, aud then Of wholesome food
and you viii mud really remedy fer Sick and Ner-
vouS Headaeh, Weakness Of any kind. costveness, and
Pies Bsns perfectly simple In its composition Il may
he taken without tic least by tie Invalid Possessns
re aromatic favor, grateful 10 the deblii.ated
stomach.
sold at 81 per bOttle, six bottles for s. ey the
proprjs,ors. BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja. Co.
Manufacturing aud Chemists corner sath-
aela and Third streets Pft.sharsh. and by
LAUGITELSS d Rt.SHPLELD,
Jug Wheeling, Va.
Hair Dye-Itmakes no difference how gray, or red,
or rsty the hair vhiskers may be how much they
may have been injured by dyes BntcheIOr'" HAIR
DYE viIImaYe them beautiful aud lively black brown
without the injury. And viii fade or turn rusty
WARRANTED. Made and sold, applied In nine private
rOous) at BATCIlELoRs Wig Factory, 2ss Granddaughter
YORK None genuine except wst A. BAreEloR is on the
label. =.
The genuine is sOld IN Wheeling by
T. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
jeaT:m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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FOUNDRY PROPBRrY,l =

THE property IS In good working order, having Black.
smith shop Eth two FREE Patterns and tools together
with stock OF coke The building 50 feet length by
80 fec; width ith carpenter shop and lathe shop With
lathe.
The property Is IN the centre Of fnc groving agricultural
and manufacturing county Nth Yey aEse coal trade in
active operation.
The property vii be leased for term NJ yearsto enhan.
les Q! steady habits and E9od character, and
need apply. II should desire purchase the pay
ments vail be made easy, either With without the stock
TsS ProRsrty has chartered pFivege for manufacturing
Of SSgfUl Should company purenaiug, desire Il, Tie
chartered privileges will he alIoWeo With the property
apis 2td tfw sAH0EST Z UHOTIIER.
CITY SCRIP.
ORDERs the Cy Treasurer in suit purchaser
myls J. n. NATTHEWa ( co.
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NPW ApvERT1sBngHNTs
Notina

TINE membersOl the wheeling Cricket enb are request
ed to attend meeting At the Srigg House At eeioek
p NJ On Tuesday.ss5 - =
Ewashington Planning Mills.
CORNER or MARKET AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
wheeling, Va
TTJITE snhSeFibeFs having and supertYr
i planning, T0NGUISG AND GR0OSING MAOHLNEr
are now prepared do all kinds Of Planning in the LEST
possihle manner and At the shortest notice.
t-All kinds of Planned Lumber kept on hand and ier
sale AZ the lowest prices All work warranted to give entire
ss is3?ia JOIN HUGHES co.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
For Sale

StTOcK in he fire ana afafine ipsp5,,.., q.
- Paid sper cent for SIX months Jan Isl 81 's sy
WI bs,soia Without reserve ~ the Court Ho,,.
iaS-sS - 8IcKHAM -
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPART lEnlT. J.
Melu @rLealns llpnew MLarkEt.
IS CREscEsT OFFICE, No70 Camp street, :
Z Saturday Evening, March ~, 1856,

: &.
An extraordinary week in business Is closing In the
sales Of produce of merchandise in the buying and
selling exchange in loans and discounts m bahS
the thousands visitors in city, e In oil things
tanning to the mighty of onr city we rave 70
chronicle the Important results for six days transactions
which have fallen public Journalists to record
These have been attended with the
BILE weather. which increased the interest from day to day
since Saturday, when noted the largest cash
that perhaps ever occurred in New Orleans 5eI
The estimated Of produce tits week exceeds four m
lions half Of dollars We making rapid progress
estimated value Of the receipts Of produce for the
commercial year. hundred and sixty millions Of dollars
branch Of trade sales have been large particularly in
ry goods and groceries, whilst hardware and crockeyware,
clothing been brisk in fact the pleasant smiles
which the conntenances Of entire body Of merchants
indicate the good tirae long coming, has arrived
congratulate all the auspcous prospects for the years
business. s7
money transactions have heavy today not so large
perhaps Saturday. The discounts the Banks for the
week 50 Next week large amount of
nature particularly the fourth of April They are NIL
prepared for beyond doubt there would not ha so large
of deposits in the Bank This will be
ceivcd o an increase in Bank of over $780,
Geo. another nearly S000 another 100000 with decrease
in the Bank Of Louisiana The statement of the week is strong
one The banks, which received marked notice in
the report Of the Committee full in line again. and
they will keep unless their patrons call too largely
for The report to-day shows increase in every
item, excepting the collection account, viz Bees.
Increase in Circulation oi e55
Increase in Exchange Of ,d ~ ia f
Increase Short Loans Of 60 ~
Decrease in collection account l36, 9St
We also append the weekly statement the comparative
taon Saturdays of February and the present
month"; there apparent increase in specie for the month
1921 in circulation Of SS5o an increase
deposits 70Ol9 decrease in short loans hut an increase
| in long loans
loans for the present week has been in tn
| Canal Bank s2l2,946i the Citizens Bank sl37 Co.,
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

Noble M;nnay D. RsasE, sta1'ssa 4s Baldwin =
Post Bay, 5 u Rice, Wlsbqrg AEk SAM Es "a; b Xor
Roht Adams, Tnsegee Ala Dickson Jasper TeSas John
John Pass, . Cory b j Consy, Miss; W II II Roller,
Nichols, In: D McLanrn, Texas; Smith 81 Helena;
Wilson, 4 Sims, Annie GO Miss VIM Mcdowell E Mar
sails, slas H Thompson, NJ Knight.
CITY Laughton, Boston; Gillespie Miss r Phil
pot Mucke and servant Perett and servant, Wade
Aa " schoolhed, Texas; Robt Foster Nashylle; VIM
w.. E4 ky. sI nye w.
Tarans JEFF Cary, Thibodaux; Talbot. YIN james
LeXas W Pike, Assumption; g johnson; Norris shreve-
Noles, ycksbugJ Watts Red River Eastman II Pipes,
s5ei dSs5y E ass Es sh5syRs'
sscott and lady. r T SiaIlaTd, Poine Coupe
ST. CHARLES r. Donuhne Miss; Ritter, G Butler,
HsT %s As WEI
L Jones Gen n Lamar, Mrs Gillpie, child and servant
shall Rob. Greene La: Geo " Bonner, Mobiles Ianers,
Lloyd Hill DR. W Hunt St Louis; Geo Carr, Ga; Jno Dill
NV weldon Lexington; III Radont Paris; King,
Yegk NJ Cochran and I4dy Boston, sI M Nss
Wenalsomeryille, q Hiss Williams q; Mis- som
eryle Miss i sonergie Miss s soneryie VIM = Som
II iasehurst O. Chanbss Port t;ihson q Deem Boil:
var; Murrell; G Rediord, Memphis Dr. L Il Anthony and
lady do; W MITCHELL do a Canpbell Ptsbarg, Pal
Walters dol DR. Fox and lady, La Coy I1eber and La
Edwd Frgh Assumpton Miss Ioudon Mass Jno Perkins
NsehsI Az HyRfi Rshmqnd Ii BGckley ogfgs
Yves, Feliciana; Owens, Matches Coy Wckhe and
sy Kirkhead and lady Ky; f 3 Dayries p Coapee;
family, Natchez JAS A Morgan, Pt Coupec H G Hoyte
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MEMORANDA.

R@ The R. W. NcRae left Shreveport 18th inst;
steamers Effort Julia had arrived from above the raft
Reports Red River falling from White Oak Shoals Shreve-
port.
Steamer Rosa arrived Shreveport without cargo and left
day for Black Bayou. Left F. Knba Shreveport
waiting cargo-coton scarce.
N-Capt Htz of the ship Westminster reports having SEEM
the 2d inst ship Metropolitan from New York. bound to
Mobile ashore apparently badly saragold Key fol
ten days. in company with the Far Vest parted from hel
three hundred miles southwest Of the Baize
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SPOKEN,

By the ship Wellington, from Have, in lat %, Ion 2S ship
Thondke from Aontsvideo, bound for Liverpool time
British ship Surrey from South America bound for Belle Isle
Brance 1879 days ouspped her with provisions the I'D
British ship Herald the Morning. Ga days from London bound
to Mebile-supplied her with provisions.
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p RT cEs.
Singing yatslligelryfs,
MONDAY, March 81, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

~ CLEARED SATURDAY. s
4 ~" s.778 5a8s s y Harris Morgan
Shin Venice Power for New York. Jones' Mackinder eo
Shin Ehplrasia LaIfor for Boston, JONES' Macfinder eco
y s3 j p Whitney eco
Ship Arthur, drio Butemont for Liyerpool ,.o
f Sf11l S"4 49, - II ~ Hcghton, Rankin Eco
HarI Courant GRAY for Liyerpool Jones' Maeknder ce
Rarje Sultan fBritl Hi bott for London Hugh McCo
na,k Taman phiadelphia WHynssen &es
Bark HNelsou {ri Nelson, for Liverpool Meeker Sct
schr I'd Barnard Stone for Apalaccola, EG Rogers &ct
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TEDIANN-Psr Baaseys Lee's two boa 5000 hoop poles
to VIM Il flurges--1st dist. S55fSig - r.
foar boats, aooooofee oak lumber 70 A
NeGinnfs-Ist dist
YALLABuSHA-I.gncha goat21s bales cotton ID Olivier
T6 s Nelson aco Cleveland Brothers &coToa1 s7 bales
cotton4-ld. 335a ga 685ES 55# &55a
BARATAgIA-Hodge,sB oat-za hhds sugar to ordor-2d
coAsTDrouefs goaf4 hhds sugar d bbIs moIasses to
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FOR RENT,

TOR SALE OR RENT-THE BALI, ROOM AND
House Establishment, with all the Contents and Fix
located the Of Philip and Levee street. Fourth
District. rs' ~ fr. zr7 = .-.,,,1,. r,,x,
m29 BIZ HAftiht " lt.L.
1sA FOR RENT = THE TEREEsToRY BRICK
EH Store, No ITO Poydras street Apply on the premises
sz;ii fel4 If a.
nsa FOR RENT-A TWO. STORY FRAME HOUSE
T with ten rooms on Magazine street, between Richard and
L Orange streets To good the will be low.
Apply 10 g. q 1,DtNGAN,
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rs. The ship H. III. Boody, Capt. Hussey,
from New York. now dscharsng her cargo Post e. Fist
District Consgnees will please attend the receipt Of their
goods - -
M55~ The consfgMccs of four bales mark ed
b. and 81 packages Tee marked In diamond fcopsigned
order ship H. H. Body, from New York, will please
make themselves known to the dischagng eyee
otherwise they will be stored at their expense and risk
m31 GEO. W. HYNSON e CO., 81 Camp St.