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Jet 0ooAs-Bracelsts, Brooches, Earrings.
ssvs buttons uds ehaslans, TO-. &C. Aso jet and gold
swelry, the finest and largest assortment e me sy, a
enynGr a 6pYin9 street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

EApenschcid's Hats Give nm Air Of Refine.
the features Look At his leading styles Of
kQcky Mountain besvershs splendid
Psnarsa Ckeapness elegance and match workm
ship CtayscteYze his attractive fabrics
ESPEsSCHEID, l1S Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

Segars.-Cnsh Purchasers Can Procure
bargains from stock Of million HevRus domestic
German. Notmas, s. SO; operas Cab advances made
gegRrg. U. CHEEKS, IL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

10TH WARD BUCHANAN RATIFICATION MEETING
h notice. Ss e me
Ae Pour ME House third sysnas on 1Hs.a.y sy:nn
\. Drew whose motion Jeremiah Fowler, Esq called
On motion Of James MeNssp!c ESQ., The following gentle
u.s. John d SGs;l: as.ysy, S.snSs siss soss.'
Ss1s : johns %
CHARLES MN sns1o VIM Dneot
noan sU1a
res were appointed:IIhomas Mcspedon. Thomas Starr.
The following resolutions submitted by Alderman Herrck.
ns.oesS 2SsE he of the ward
heartily approve and cordially respond q The OF
fresid.n and joSs G. srscisnrsse vioe frssdsnt
evins Them 70 ss spinen qualified for The sassd positions
% and s
s about % sncOnnsr Win her snciss. Who have
Eat Jane: e s e.:
tower Of strength with the American long
s
iegry whose uniform devotion to me great PRINCIPLES Of the
tuition and the goTous Union States peculiarly quality
him ior the hsh Glue Of President in The present crs Of
Resolved, in John G. Breckenridge have states
energy and fsaIiesne,s IN tbs support Of the democratic
p'ry and s enduring principles ene hm 70 the confidence
Resolved that the platform Of principles established by the
National convention nj ClnclnnAu mee0 approval
this meeting, the embodiment OF the Joined issues in the
present Presidential campaign.
Resolved That we congratulate the democracy upon the
glorious prospects victory which are now preseoted and
the spirit of union and harmony that pervAdes Ia
ranks of the nominees the Cincinnati Convention
and that will endeavors 70 heal any local or
difficulties that have existence and
make reasonable sacrifices promote the consolidation
tho party one local well ~ general ticket ct The next
election.
Resolved That gratfed to perceive the good feeling
evnced by The Democratic General Committees, by unit.
the call for general ratification meeting in the Psrk
omorrow, and that will attend sal meeting and mnge
In ANIL
cbsnan and Breckenridge will be hailed by tho democracy Of
the Empire City.
The meeting eloquenty addressed by Messrs George
Barsow, henry Arcuisrius, William Wordsworth, Conrad
hwackhsmer and others.
patriotic fong was sung BY Joseph Ysoumsns and William
Swartzthe haBs struck up Hail Columbian and the meet
ing adjourned with deateninG cheers Buchanan
enrdRe. JEREMIAH TOWLE Chairman
TuoN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

French Parasois, with Iron HandIcs-Blue,
greea brown and black received, selling at 81 SO 81
each, at OSBORNE. bOARDMAh &TOWNBEND'S,
81 Broadway. corner OF Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

Hair Dye.-The Original Th0mpson's Hair
dye warranted green Private for apply
ing For tsIe, Wholesale and RETAIL ct the hair ing wig
MAKING ehampoonI and shaving rooms, Is Maiden Lane,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

light, all Wool though always washable, shrinking
adng cashmere known zephyr cashmere su!sn selling
EvANh cohing warehouse Nos 66 and 68 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

Paris Boots, Shoes and Gaitersr Received
per steamer Baltic celebrated makers and Meies
Paris, by RUGENB FERRIS SON. boomakers, 62 Mas
eau street, third house above Maiden lane
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Eaerrine's Patent Champion Fire and Bnr-
glar proof safe with Halls patent powder proof look Both
,ss p pas m Nsn yorT NE ana
CO., 1876, l37 and 139 Water struet, N. Y =
Defiance Snlamander Safbs.-Rsbert M.
PATRICK the sole manufacturer the United ssaea Of The
above celebrated afes and patent powder defiance oo
and bars. Depot No. 100 Pearl street, dsor
Maiden lane. =
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The Largest. Aands0Llcst, Best Finished
stock alpaca drap dee coats and vests in the
may found EVANS clothing warehouse 66 and 6S
Fulton street. Alpaca suits, IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

Going into tho Country The NeVv York
weird viii very seeking shady retreats OF the
eouoYy for sneer from the bszpg heat summer they
EhOu not leave the city too precpatay Especially Is
before You CO. TO visit KNOX of Broadway
Fulton street. and replensh the stock OF ha Buy
Of his GUNNER beavers, straw two, umbrella &s. Go,
md hA ham
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Whlskers aOuataches Forced to Grow In
weeks my onguent, which will not stain rure the
skin 81 de- amp part OF The country. r. O. GRA.
HAM, 6O0X Broadway; Briggs 81 State street, Albany
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with his newly invented akin fea, belong only HE estab
hmen They combine ightnsss durability and correctness
Of not found other l62 Fulton street. west
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"Glve us but Light.'n-During the "heut-
e tern we are about 2 experience 10 the , political
:. strcss, Of Tho politicians The AMERICAN WaEKLY
PRES the cheapest and newspaper the world Issued
FRIDAY mOrnng proposes furnish the people with
the doinsa Of the politicians Office holder. aud
pesaDg neither peEson, post place.. s whole aim WITH
b give the people correct account OF passing events
aasued Friday morning only furnished
at 81 per hundred, cash in sdvanca Advertisements
tneered at y cents per line al orders must DO addressed
10 the proprietor. northwest OF Futon and Nassau
DreetH L.
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JOuven's In0d0rOus Preparation Instantly
slcAns kid Gloves without the slghest smell Rub With
piece of hanne and tho dirt forthwith dsappears.
worn Immediately Afterwards One bottle 4 warranted 70
dean fifty pair. Price 30 cens Agents wanted.
OONTRNT, NEARY co.. 81 Broadway.
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Stryker's Bay Farm-Re1eree's Sales-We
would call the attention Of ders TO the OF this fine
property, by Messrs. A. RLEEOKRk Co. at IL o'clock
,Ais day june H. 2. the Merchants kxchangs This well
aud 9h stree.s and 10TH ll 18th avenues together with
the vausble water frontage the Hudson river seveatv
morssee and the sale ao,ds rare for al desi.
berg perfect. the lots desirable and the saie positive
Maps srd ohs information be had OF the Auctoneers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

Anson's Large Size Oaguerre0types Tor F1f-
g 90 CENTS aud equal those made else where tor 81
AISOh's, $50 Broadway, oppo'ite Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

To Liquor Merchants, Distillers, Ambr0-
typss daguerreotypts, druggists slecrypers
&c-Rest Cognac OIL brandy extract
GIN whkey rum and wine havorngs and colorsgs cham
sassaas and wintergreen; az paper patna cadmium bis
muh Raneee asbestos, Vienna limo, fterng paper.
white Damap varnish for sale by Dr.. L. FEUCHrWANGER
i43 Maiden lane.
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months in the country, ladies will find this most
fascinating and ausng occupation Gay more expeditions and
easier than tapestry painting and equally tasteful aud
be.pu The simplest glass vessel can Dc decorated to
fall Instructions and article required. Price IS.
CONTENT, NEARY& CO., 602 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

Summer St0ck.-Our Large and Elegant
aeek Of clothing ready AVID for sale embracing
many specaes and styles be found nowhere ess form
M altogether the largest stock Of fashionable and desirable
Ver sohing we have got up, very moderate and
aos, abs and 2Co Broadway, corner Of warren H.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

Greafeat Medical Discovery Of the Age.
CHI RING general agent, 1872 Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

The First Jersey Cherries Of the Seasons
We have eceived of this most cous rut
from kesHs. ARCHDEAOON a MAYNARD. Washingto,
Dasket rsi.ed On the farm OF HENRY VAN HORN, $50
Bergen Point who has brought cherries ths
for two.ve years in Succession.
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Publicity II AZ Necessary to the Merchant
mechanic and trademan oil TO machinery. The AMERI-
OAN WEEKLY PRESS furnishes opportunity the bus-
70 make known bis business throughout the length
Advertisements office Of the American Press north
ves OF Fulton asd Nassau Streets New York. will be
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

OristadOro's wigs, Hair Dye and TOupee
exotic admiration among all connosseurs in ART suit
elegant private apartments for supplying his ipinAbe dy<
ne only reahls sSese of the lind exast Wholesale
retail at CRIS1ADORoS. No. Astor House. Copy the X
6r0Aa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

Wedding and Visiting Cards In the Latest
syle De La Kues fine wedding enveopes silver door plates
eItra heavy silver seals and presses. EveRDRLL BOZ
Broadway corner Of Duane street; established l640
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Straw berries, Strawberries, my other
preserved In perfectly resh ate
bv the sprats patent self ing cans Now e the time
son. Every warranted TO fully the purpose
Full directions given With the For sale by the propre
tors WELLS & PROVOST s21 Peasl sreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

DEUNI0N OF THE GlRMAN DEMoCRATB-(OF ALI.
~ shades light and coors, sos hsrds, hats and aL All
the German democrats, particularly the delegates and
bers Of the late Democratic Board Democratic Uuon
most friendly invited TO unite on Wednesday evening with
ncaton meeting Tammany Hall at the Park 70 acknow.
ledge James Buchanan by next election, Presd
Of the United States Of America. ssrf
Prof. JUPITER z, X, N. HEssER, Wla
First Vice President Of the German Democratic Union.
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Pianos and nelOde0nc.-Thc Horace Waters
modern i'm proved pianos and nelodeons be found At No.
B83 Brosdway. Pianos rent allowed purchase
Dor monthly second hand pianos $50 to
BIO; uelodeonS, from 80 TO SlH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

rRAND BUCHANAN AND BRBCKDNRID0B
VI RATIFICATION MASS MExrIRG IN THE PARK.
The democratic republican electors OF the and c1uny OF
New York and all others favorable 70 the BomaAuon Of
JAMES BUOdAkAM, OF PENNSYLVANIA,
For Presdelt q tho United sts.es and
JOHN q. B6kGKENRIc0E. OF KENTUCKY.
For Vioe President
Are requesed to assemble In meeting tn The Part,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, IlTH INST. AT O'CLOCK,
To yeepord 70 the nominations made ri Cincinnati by The
National Democratic Convention.
rhe following other distinguished gentlemen have
been In yi,ed 20 address the msetng
Deuiei g. Dickinson, HoraHo Seymour,
Lorenzo 3. thepard, samuel BeArdaley,
Greene g. Bronson, Nicholas HUI, Jr.,
join Vsn Buren,, CHARLES C'Conor,
George CtaiCn, J,hn Oochrane.
John Kelly, Augustus 9cheu,
james :. Brady, VIM. II. Lud'ow,
Fernando Wood, DsneuR. Sickles,
David I. Seymour, HeyU O. Murphy.
1sshc v. Fowler, L. p. rapers,
Robert J. Dillon, Francis b. Outinos
John Wheeler. Horace v. Clark.
hiram WabIidGe, Philip Merkle.
HORACE r. CLARK, Chairman.
LORREZO b. SHEPARD. Chairman pro ton.
JAMES L. BENEDICT.
ALFRED CHANCELLOR, c...o.-...
JOHN y. SAVAGE, JR, 1e>io
PETER Is
CHcers o. the respective Democratic Ropubicnn General
Committees Of the city OF sew York.
Joseph Rose, Patrick CoyIe, Thomas j. Barr,
John Petit j. l.. Benedict. q. Hart,
O. swsckhsmer, Lewis r. Clover Chas Smith,
Andre Floment, NJ Ryan, John Harrison,
Dennis kcCastv, II. G. Mcintyre,
Joint Committee OF Arrangements.
The above ee tgether with the officers OF the most
Ing speakers and invited will assemble the Rounds,
City all at half-past i've O'Clock. Wednesday evening.
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Window Shades-1mpr0vements and EN-
terprise-KELTY FkRGUsON, No. SOL Broadway and
1eade street, have ct great EXPENSE oompleed and patent
ingenious apparatus fer manufacturing window
shades and arc prepared supply tho whole trade with
nrvAed assortment fully 80 cent less than ever be-
TENT none compete with either In style pice Also
gut cornices brocae de LANES, damAsks lace and musn
0urtai
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Pictures for the People for as and SO Cents.
-l,WO taken daily. exclusively glass. Tho style
AmprAtspos by HOLMES United States patent invention
Depot. $50 Broadway. Groups &C., corresponding with
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Green Turtle Soup and Steaks To-day
Washington Restaurant No. Broadway
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BACHELORS Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees
are superior all others. Their improvements
perfect comfort TO the natural elegance du-a
biy. His unrvaled only harmless hair dye applied
In twelve private rooms, BATCHEIOR'S 2S3
Daths, Baths, BaahS.-C0l. CIOyd's Swim
ming salt vster baths a the foot Of Fourth greet
In noboken. Gentlemen living up town can take thaChrb
pher s ferry take BATH and down town by he BArely
q. ferry for leas than bath only In New York.
Caution to the Public.-To Distinguish the
genuine powder for the destruction Of Insects from
posono mutations Ii necessary 70 examine the
Bee that four national OF England, France Bel
lum and the United engraved hsreon. Be sure
Also that photographic fac smile Of Lyons signature appears
project the proprietor from fraud and he public from dan
ger and deappontmens The leading scientific societies and
the first chemists Of Europe ard America have the
magnetic powder the only poisonous insect bane the world
we'll the most effective and fatA means for the desc
ton Of bedbuss reaches aeas Ant flies moths 40 Sc that
y botals endorse it. Come and the testimonials Of Prince
Albert President Fillmore and hundrsds of the nobility Of
Europe. we'll the soveregns OF America. The magnetic
pills. the determination Of rats and MICE endorsed with
equal emphasis by ell who have tried them. Gail
medals diplomas gov srnnent orders scsnhc certificates
letters, &C., at the Central depot, TO- 42A Broadway
EMANUEL LYON
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DOTH wARD-UNITY HARMONY, vIoToRY.-rHE
~ First Gun.Psoneer buchanan Club meets s The Aston
eouse Of thirty street and Eighth avenue
B. M. FOWLER President.
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Young MEMS DEMoGRhhI1IC, UNION GLUP:

J. BUCHANAN AND BRECKkR RIDGE
Jbe Young Mems Democratic Union Clu5 will form pre-
cesson the termination OF the meeting In tae Park
ordered by Democratic General Committee on We'd
nssday June H. 1886 for the purpose OF proceeding
made me dsn rulshed may present. occAop
All denocrsuc clubs and ASSOCIATIONS veil as the de
crscy n he county are invited Join with The proc
sion viii form Of Tammany Ha, right rering on
spruce street.
The COMMITTEE of ArsnGeneuw will meet ut Tsmnany
Hall u 4 O'Clock. Wednesday Afternoon.
ID. j. GRAIN, Secretary. 3. W. CONE, President
COMMITTEE OF ARnANGEMErrs
g. Il. Ring. Douglass Taylor, I. Y. Harrisop
A, y, Herrick, john 4. White
THOMAS A, W9YfS, NsrShN,
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OLD GIBRALTAR ON DHCK.--A MEETING OF THE
~ Fourteenth ward Independent Buchanan and Bresksn
ridge CLUB will hold meeting Wednesday evening" June H.
at TX o'clock, q Il Prince street. By order.
j.. KANE, Secretary. MATHEW DAILY, President.
ANTHONY COMON, Treasurer,
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NOtfce-T0 those Troubled with Hum0rs.
Owing great demand for my scrsfuons ointment
New York city shall be q No Plymouth House 40 Broad
way, from the Mh 70 the 18th INSTANT DOM to-
call ADVICE in ali cases graua. DONALD KENNEDY, pro-
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Chosera, Dtarrh@a, Dyssntcry. These
fearful aseks prevented by taking Inser Co. t.ssess
duced. Depot, 500 Broadway. GEo. y. INGaK & CO.,
Dispensing chemists, successors 70 +. +. Green.
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Hoalowav@s Ointment and Pllls.-Ulcers
the system II its vital energy. Their Diseased
a00sa IL Ropt by vruleut mser In the vessels Of the
glands skn This matter neuraized the dnfecng
operation Of the ointment Tho pills cure indigestion in al
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CIV Cckener 81 Barclay street, N. T.; b. Ring, 1872
Broadway. N. y; A. u. bands, ll William ,treet. n
Y. T. Green Brosdw way Fourteenth street, n. T.
+. W Dyott BON ls2 North second street, Phade'phia
8 8. Hsnse, Baltimore; O. stott. Washington CITY, John
Wright Co, New Oreaas RAYMOND Pat,en, LOu sville
Geo. Keyser Pittsburgh John D. Paris Cincinnati q J.
tom, Geo B. Dickinson, Detroit; John wisms London
Hugh Miller. Toronto Lyman Bro, do. John Brks Mon
treal; Morton Cogwell, Halifax, Ms
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PATRICK GROVE, Secretary pro- tenn.
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Joint Committee OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The above ttee gether with the officers OF the NEST
Ing speakers and invited win assemble the hounda
City all at ha-past i've O'Clock. Wednesday evening.
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Kenuedv's Medical DiscUvory.-WhoIcsale
ara et.i sxs.t @ n RING. IQ4 Broadway.
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PEReoK OF FoURrEgs YEARS Elk SEsIENCE IN
a 'hr msI a'se'urg 10 tesrous Of ussr IN eog.ss.
ment with wholesale cottDg fnTnbips house. iske
chkrge of be seut Inc
addressed Shirts, erAlc oire viii with
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-03
ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

Tirzfnfus Lodge No, Mel every Thursday
evening at tie Hall. corner OF Market and Monroe strsss'
lWn. ZSE, y. G.; Z. II Cur, Secretary
mi ledge Ne. IS.-Meessa As ahorssyery
Monday evening. z BEArT, n. g.; &E FdrfA. secret
tary-
~ Wednesday evening. BrSsESsrocE, \. Ss "
Hesr, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge Nos 5O-Meets every Monday
evening Al the Han, corner Msrkes and Quincy streets. D.
D. HuRLEr, y. G.; HIM. RsrrsAiH, Secretary.
-PuuoIa Ledge No. S0@Heets sssNNovc every
Friday evening. G-K. UAHrwEisur. N.5G.;. V. p. AacR
eLard, Secretary. ~
Abrams Observation-Disclosures At The
Han, corner Market Sad Menroe streets, the .EcSt and tsfra
tuesday evening" Of Zach month, Wv BL,xrHtlp, 9. p;
S r.. RsdrSon, Scribe.
WIN. Tell Rneampment Nc. 31.-Meets as
above tfe sssoa6 and yoHrBt Tuesday evenings of each
month. Jozs G. HoFT1n, c, p; YIN, Fefs9ar6sr,
s.rth. =.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,

~
viii be given TO any artist in Virginia Who will exhibit
twelve pictures, viz: six AnJrotypes and six DaguerrotRpes
Of equaI 1rsrtto twelve which Mr. Adams will select from
his collection. Hehas opened anew Gallery over Forb's Jew
eIry Store, 1876 Main st, With a skyiight arranged on the most
approved principles, which cannot be equalled unless SINH
larry situated fronting on the river. With rooms easy Of nc
ross, large and we'll arranged, With every convenience for
making first class pictures OF every style and size. lie IS
happy to announce that he will be assisted by Nj. JANEs CApY
The artist who made the pictures that were awarded thu high
est premium, a GoE1Atdal, atthe last fair Of the Aa,ericda
HgstRate IT Castle Garden, New Yori, also the onRyprsnIiuhH
a,varded for Daguerreotypcs at The RorA4s Fair Paris.
Mr.. A. asTeeeiYed EUe medals and eight Diploma for the
best Dagusrreotypes exhibited ataiGerent fairs in the United
States, which fully attest to their superiority and having been
heuoredrHh q large proportion Of the business In Wheeling
the past year nc expects With Increased facilities not only to
retain but enlarge the number Of his patrons, more especial
ly a. he relies on the i~atristic merits OF his productions rath.
er than a display of furniture. .iMbrHgps either on single
or double 0ldss. DagucrrOtypes plain or colOred equal to
painting on Ivory. photographer from the lowest prices up to
sny dollars. Our light being made Of French Plate Glass
and being unobstructedb by other buildings, pictures can be
made from suaTise to sunset. Pictures ofehndren taken Ia
sdAtdReowsly from JAN. toSP.M. Yet the light is so soft
and mild that persons with weak eyes can sit By 1T with per-
feet case. Cloudy days as good as any by this light. Call
aud examine before engaging elsewhere.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Ledge No. IoI.-aeess at Masonic Han,
corner Market and Monroe streets, the Jarst and nird Mon
day evenings Of each month. G. W. stsmsB w. NJ; Atsz-
1adsr LaWgAliR, Secretary.
wheeling Bodze'No. 12s.-Meets as above on
:he Rrsf aud taird Thursday evenings of each month. =. 4.
BRESILtsoEz, W. "; s II Pezrson, Secretary.
wheeling Union ChhPte No. 19-Meess as
above ou the second aondsy evening Of eaehmonth. WIG.
scorr, HIP; S. " PedrsoH, Secretary.
wheeling ueamPm No. Meet as
shove on the E4rtt Monday eyening Of each month. WI.
BATrs, C. C., 4. Lorizg, Recorder.
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MW-@
Railroad

Arrangements for tkes Ronrth OF July.
TEHEREw will i've trains leave Wheeling on the 4i OF July,
4 three for West Alexander and two for Tradelphia rs
follows: EIhL ~ EkHtSt EIfH
1st. West Alexander Excursion Train win leave Wheeling
End. Trtadeiphia Excursion Train, leaves Wheeling at 7.15
A. sL, returning, leaves TrIRdelnhia at $50, P. NJ. A
81 Train. West Alexander Accommodation, leaves West
Alexander ats.15 An, returning leaves Wheeling at 3.15
Pm.
9TH Train, Mall, leaves Wheeling ut B.45 A. N, returning,
leaves West Alexander at 4,SOP. NJ. =
9Th Train, Trfadelphia Accommodation leaves Trfadelphia
At 800 returning, leaves Wheeling at 500 T. n.
There will be excursion tickets issued at half the usual
fare, which will be COED on All trains except the Man Train
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-03

rFy-The United States government have ship
ped a large number of Colts revolvers to Pana-
ma, for the arming of the crew of the sloop Of
war St Mary, and they are to be used in the
event of any further attack on american pro-
perry at that point. The pistols left in the last
steamer. In the meantime, Commander Bailey
has orders to remain at Panama.