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prepf puoHcy 10 proclaim their principles anu the oeec
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foeatters and the patriotic action of the Conventions of the
two great parties Of the country in 1852 are now ecely RS
sailed F a..
On the one hand the Abolonists grown into considerable
faction by the repeal the Missouri Compromise and become
formidable by their union with Free-solers under sectional
leaders, regardless of the Constitution Of country
and protesting tofoo# pfeceps OF gler law openly adFo
cate an administration Tor the North as against the South On
the other hand misguided and taaical eaots endeavorg 10
knde sectional luminosity and to oent alouses and heart
brnings between the different parts the country seek to
create Southern party rs opposed to Northern party and
desire administration for the South as against the North
IN TINS alarming eohaion OF paolc as oecones inc
and the oonstuuo Inc te demands an elaigea ana en-
ghfened patflousr conservative anu III me sumo n"
haoha poey Al me interests o. the eoas
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We learn from telegraphic dispatch from Boston,
dated 9th inst that the brig Red Warrior Ford from
Marseilles for New York. was burned and abandoned
on the 18th July, hundred miles from Cape Sable
Nova Scotia. The crew were taken of by the
schooner Thorn, and transferred to the schooner
Ocean, which arrived at Proyincetown on the 9Th
instant, .u
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0 FxL1aoRE RASaERs reference to q notice IN
another column III will BE- that n consequence
TIE recent storm the meeting q the Gilmore
Rangers, at Odd Fellows. IIaI has been postponed
nom Friday afterno to ednesday evening, 10th
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MoRNINe UGUsr II, 1866.

PERSONS lsaosig III cY during he rho desire
III 3asls WI aesp n eda II do,
rgasag hi aag ting apng orders a'a az
ssFsss 1t oAs oGiss. No. 10 Gdnp strset 5$
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II Chraece at .Wootr,s,s.

II Chance at sWO0Gy's.
Prior taking stock and his departure for the North in
few days,
S. n. MOODY.
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place.
will from this day for two weeks offer unusual Inducements 10
his friends and paronize him. His splendid
Of
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS
repee with every thing neeaful in gentleIahs toilet Of
fered at
rs per Cent. Reduction i'm Price,
Moodys regular prices being lower than any other store in
New Orleans the advantages of buying this week will be Oh
viols 10 all.
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE NOW OFFERS
TO have your Shirts made to order.
S. ". MOODY
will take and sample shirts with him. have orders
filed under his supervision the Manufactory No. 35
Broadway, New York jy2S NoVe&Sal0t2p
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a-Notfce.-Owfng to the fire which occur
red in the 0reAnan office yesterday morning. by which the
press and other apparatus greatly damaged, the paper
will not appear for day two. aul3 Up
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General Whitfield publishes an address to the PEG,
pie of Kansas, appealing to them against the deci,
sion of the House which depryes him of his seat as
Delegate He contends that the action of the House
was Illegal, and declares that he shall Immediately
return home present himself as candidate for re
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our thank are due u tue Hon Miles
iii frora Louisiana, fiji the report of the Secretary
AZ stlle Treasury on Coanness and for
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"A serious accident happened on the Baltimore and
Philadelphia Railroad at IL o'clock on Tuesday, the
18th inst Al train was thrown off the track near
#Gray,s Ferry, in consequence of running over two
COWS. The engine, baggage and the passenger cars
we're thrown down an enbanknlent and demolished.
Fortunately no lives were lost though three Or four
#Dersons were badly injured. .as.@"
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Mr.. Thos. Dowse, of Cambridge, has presented his
valuable and celebrated library to the Massachusetts,
Historical Society.
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SeegdEgery, Harness egsaeg Trunks
s4lsE0as .WygNtE s. Co.,

e4IsE0as sWygNtg s. Co.,
formerly Burnett Bostwick)
PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
rs C-aJgR .SIaeEET,
VIII issue the first day Of January next the 'NEW Or
LEANS DIRECTORY" embracing the of all citizens
statistics regard to public Institutions Planters
Directory containing the Of the prominent planters
in LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS and TEXAS.
number of competent and experienced have been
the last six months constantly engaged upon this part Of
work and will be compiled expense sufficient defray
the whole cost of publication of ordinary Directory All
business applications should be addressed W. H. RAINEY
Box " 223 or left at Is Camp street. ie2 2p3n
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~ We are requested to state that a gentle
man, Who has just returned home from the North,
Min, HI accordance with an invitation address Tue
First Ward American Club, which meets this eve
uirig 1T their Hal, Of Nayadess and Polynnia
Streets All favorable to the election Of Fillmore and
Dnnelson arc invited ito attends I. #
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NEW Corros. The steamer Southern Belle arrived
last evening from Grand Lake with ten bales cotton
Of the new crop, consigned to essrs. ]. 9. Kicks &
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rELEa IRA HE'D no THE CIR CENT
App1EIoN.AL FOREIGN NEWS,
BY rHn SOUTHERN LINE,

or THE ANGLo-s4xoN -4ND -AR-4Go
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.EDdg C0stdsss
GEL EBRA TED WEST INDIAN
rE ia N@ O. ,E u NR NE
.ED6G C0stds'S

CELEBRATED WEST INDIAN
rM- IA NA O. IN, u E9e We
FOR THE TEETH, GUMS AND BIsE ATE2,
Is after years trial of its wonderfully beneficial
effects in the Northern States OF America brought
ce of the whole American continent This TINCTURE does
pretend all the evils which those parts of the hui
frame subject but it with perfect confidence
nended as the very BEST and SAFEST DAILY
Companion to the Toilet.
dcleteos substance will keep for years undegeneraed
quality. 5.9 n =M
lst It ceanse the Teeth makes them peary white preserves
the ENAMEL and prevents decay.
3D. It preserves the gums and prevents their becoming soft
spongy and white.
3d. It prifes tEse BREATH and upas agreeable
and pleasant odor
These its BENEFICIAL properties, and the most skept
cal unable discover any naeicent quality Why? Be
has II has been tested approved and
mehded daily by of the Medical Faculty
merchants dentists and citizens
f nI~PRICE-25 cents per Bottle; So 80 per Dozen.
UG.In and half dozeEs, for family Tryit.
Fer saleat
..E NORMAN
IL Camp street, and at the st. Charles
Book Store, under the ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans,
General Agent for Louisiana, Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas
N- Observe each label bears the written signature of
an9 ap4t&2tW r. B. DA COSTA.
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i A SINGULAR FAor.-The Philadelphia Sun very
justly remarks that oil the old ogies who have lived
upon office from time imnlemorial, and have used
party organization as the ladder upon which to
mount are now declaring for Buchanan, while all the
young, active, vigorous, go-ahead and enthusiastic
are for Fillmore. For every man like Thomas e
Pratt or James A. Pearce who apostatzes there are
hundreds of the youth of our country glowing witt
the spirit Of !" Young America and the determine
ton 10 crush out the last remnants Of old togysm
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Notice.

p. TODD of the late firm of Todd Co, and TODD
GANDOFI fully authorized to collect all monies due The
late firm of Todd Co., and use the in liquidation they
having purchased my entire ineses. therein.
jy23 2plm WM. H FIsK.
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DW'Ggfe5@ Coolers.


siyaled for eheapress and durability. For sale by
T. ROBERTS,,
je30 ppm 20 Camp street.
SegaSdggefy, Harness Gg3aeg Trunks.
The subscribers have just received full supply of English,
French and American
SADDLES
FOR LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many late Improvements Their stock Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
- =n, R~ 1EM CT 80 So
IS NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH Also con
stanty hand, complete assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
zzf EryNgASS,
other articles in their line, which they invite attention
Sc WING MI HINES,
With all the late improvements
LACEY q CO.,
je23 2pn1 81 st. Charles street.
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" DISASTERS PIX THE sroRa.'rhe Balize packet
steamer Ceres, Captain Iaburfhe is reported to be
ashore between here and the Ralize. The steamer
0pheia went to her assistance on Tuesday, but had
not returned last evening.
Tie ship BoWditeh, Capt. Smith, which cleared on
the Sd inst for Vigo and market, with cargo o
tobacco and staves is reported as being dsmasted Of
Pass r0utre, and had nix feet water in her hold TIL
ship Ellerslie. Capt Goutts, hence for Pensacola ii
ballast was ashore a few. miles above the Passes.
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rgVHE BAGASSE FURNACE. 80 LETTERS PA
MAN No 81 Naees New Orleans adr the dae
of December 1854 for furnace burning Wood and Bgsse
pezea e fffSs n cRoPs
ls It works entirely by natural draugh and without the aid
a. It contains no CRATE bars or other irons in the interior
3D. never requires stoppage Of the mill to have its ashes
Atm The Bagasse stirred touched after arves
eth It burns all the Bagasse and makes steam enough to
run tho mil engine steam battery, and pumping engine
in Compliance Win the above i've conditions crop III
Furnace makes pretension to burn aase soue and
does resemble other furnace iii single feature
FORM in the principles which it works in The results
other paty Reports circulated te he contrary are mere
tricks of dM to be false BY those who make
tcles that cannot stand upon their viii
from me- h%Shg s such u anGey NH BE- f
gnsaqesd in its pndssussed nsS aRa possession
ITEM oe sna M n m Se TO @ if K
treatise on the Ehoe subject in pamphlet form with draw
@ sp 70 D"1 'D' Sa't'Ps Ecu f. & S:si,is
Jas d&Wm 81 Natchez street New Orleans.
DAlXh AMP RoARP1 sss s. SCHOOL FoR YOUNG
Quoted since S4O BY Medae Desbayanx Burgundy street. be-
FfSe S e siS1 AT At os Christian
s 6 s Fifty f Ths Rass sFs
De- Da sh hod or AaThed to the premises @ house
staa instruction IN every stage department of eueation
and oilers facilities the requirement tue French Ian,
tie New oFaans op sns S Mr.
Provost will reside at the Pass during summer and viii con-
time his lessons ingng and soege in the establishment He
will also give private lessons in families. 49,
denominations iii music take place every month during winter
inthe city and fortnight during the summer at tie Pass
The city school remains open the whole year borders and
day scholars. " " WA ~ w
FbAN4EL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO TWIBILI,
~ EDWARnS Nos. 2S, 80 and 80 New Levee and n 20
and 81 Fulton street. manufacturer of Dissertation Con.
Tin Sheet Iron and Brass Work. He is now ready
tract for the making Of Steam Trains Clarifying and
rams Fterers Juice Boxes and everything pertaing to e
Sugarhouse. . Fte " ~
assortment Of Steam Gauges Steam Whistles Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves, ETC., constantly on hand
He would call the attention Of planters to the Steam Trans
which have been successful operation on he
Vol ~ y Camp Messrs s. T. Harrison E. Forstal Nelson
| 4 Donelson, Osgood Lawrence, W. & II Stackhmse
Thomson Co.. and L. E. Forsta this city, 10 whom he re
| specially refers for full particulars '' - ~ MOO
p IL sstS 's FltU1T--A NUMBER OF PER
sous VINO nave been putting fruit AIR TIGHT CA Ms
nave stated TO US that they losing large quantities nv fer
nehallo and inquire OF US the The difficulty This
we cot easily explain without first seeing the cans There
| difficult 10 preserve frnt. ' " ' IL wiz ''
sFEATTs PATENT CANS are decidedly the safest having
strong screw top under which is India rubber cap and
around we whole channel for WAX which much fruit
VIII pc lost Those who used them year were pefectlv
satisied-tkNtracted from Louisville Journal
| m.,,,,,r ASTON MYGATT & Co,
! EsSla lma&H Is Camp street,
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Boots, Shoes pseeg Bs.0gG7as.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk store general assert.
ment Of BOOTS, SHOES BROGANS, HATS, GAPS, etc.
ESB- Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS,
RUssET BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, ct the lowest market
prices, by
FROST &s CO.,
jy13 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghon Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, st the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST & CO.,
| 5ylS 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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COLEMAN TOOK THE PREMIUM AT
" the New York Fair for the best CORN and FIGURING
MILL Those wishing such them BY addressing
W. r. COLEMAN, Box C, No. 1856 New Orleans
N~ Mandatory Napoleon Avenue, city Of Jefferson La.
h- Ware Room and Depot, No. SO Natchez street New
Orleans. i4 lyd&W
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John HALEAEIR BEEUFIFEFt. g4T TUHOUPI-
y torlas above ST. Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared do all kinds Of work
in their line Of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
s v vaT s a Pa on na @ zs Rg s1
dispatch All kinds Johbing and Repairing attended with
By strict attention all ORDERS hope
share Of the public patronage.
beg refer to the following gentlemen Messrs.
Crosier Wing Janison Mcintosh Cook orehouse
Hughes q. W. Church, Thomas Murray Isaac Thayer,
Caller, TUrpn Co., j. W. Jewell.
ELeer Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10 St
ChnreS street. AL HIndhM
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CECOND-HAND FURNITURE STORE, No
- % Baronne street, near CaIal
Secondban Furniture all descriptions bought sole
ctanged repaired and vurned i'll the best and
reasonable
Persons declining housekeeping md wishing to dispose Of
their furniture would do well TO call on the undersigned
fe23 P. NJ. Tbbl.NE
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DIR. S0neeseE Reynolds.

DIR. SaneegeE Reynolds.
OFF1CE-No. liz GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANSE
Cures CANCERS sCALpHEAD, WHITE SWELLING, SORES and
ULCERS Of every description iasl 2ply
ITO BUILDERS AND N1EIsC4ANTs-pAPER
l. HANGING WAREHOUSE, Nos. IS and GU Canal street.
corner of Old Levee
Wehaye just received and offer for sale al the lowest prices
wholesale RETAIL large and extensive assortment Of French
English and american PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
SHADES and FIRE BOARDS,
nyl5 5n NEWHALL 4 HUYE
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NOTICE-TIE CITY OF JEFFERSON is NOW PRE-
In pnred fund its debt by Issuing bonds bearing eight per
cent interest we'll secured per special act Of the sa-
f. j. LAYER MAJOR.
June l6 1876, jeff, I'm
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CIVIL ENGINEERING AND suKyEfiNGa
~ The undersigned having formed ny p
pose transacting any business in the line Of Civil
and Surveying TINT may be entrusted to them within me SRe
Of Louisiana and having had considerable experience Y ha.
line OF business would respectfully solicit share o. patronage
from those interested therein. J. q. ltMEDA;,,
80 ..s W. S. MITCHELL
oaica No Cor,r,arriaI Plaza pn9 ly
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2 81! 81 ohEyst Nc sysE' g sals y 8 aooE IS
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=opp FEDEows. DIRECTORY

1VIrsIniua Lodge No. s.--alse.s every TAprsday
tbe Hail. corner OF Market and Monroe streets.
Jons g wslour, r. G.; B. NJ Carr, Secretary.
PrankIfn Lodge No. 13.-sIeets as aboveevery
Monday evening JoHs BArHA, n. e.; ZIP. caaplfne,
Secretary.
Wrl. Tell Lodge No. 3S.--sIeets as above eve
ry wednesday evening. J. g. HoEFaANs' n G.; john
Sdidde, Secretary.
wheeling Ledge No. 50.-Meets every Monday
evening atthe Hail. corner Market anal Quincy streets H.
BRowS, " G.. Join zzo0nra, Secretary.
F.nnoln Lodge No. s9.-=sieets as above every
Friday evening L. B. AfeLAIxi n. O.; W W. Blanchard,
Secretary.
corner Market and aIonroe Streets the st and frd
Tuesday evenings of each month. II urutAs, C. p; s W
Pearson, Scribe.
VIM. Tell Encampment No. 3&.-Meets as
above The second JoHrh Tuesday evenings OF each
month. Wx KLISxLER Q. F.i Nm Ret'0sresr' Scribe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-16

Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactoy
JEREMIAH D. SHEPPARD and oHAs MORGAN have
q day entered into partnership in the Saddle Harness
and Trunk business under the name Of shep
pard & Morgan @
part and Occupying LIS large
Workshops, have facilities for misunderstanding wichwil
description OF articles at the very
lowest rates latest and most improved style
have now hand full assortment OF all articles in
our lne consisting Saddles Brides, Harness, Trunks,
Collars Whips Carpet Bags Sachels, Saddle Bags, &c &C.,
lowest rates.
Particular attention will be paid to ordered work. repair
ing promptly TO; trust, by strict attention
and prices TO merit continuance of the patron-
ace which has been SO literally bestowed upon the
proprietor SHEPPARD & MORGAN,
aug 2-3m No 18l Main ST., corner of Union.
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To run short of patronage.

ALL the enterprising people about town who
have anything to expect from the Fair, are up
and doing. Large placards and posters and
small bills abound, announcing all manner of
things for the inner and outer man. to be had
and seen for SO much, always low for cash. In
our own establishment we are crowded, worn
down with wOrk-night and day We are at it,
not because there is no rest for the wicked, y
but because hepeoplc find the .'neatness. cheap
ness and dispatch" with which the Intellisencer
job Office does up business. SO much TO their
fancy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-16

fIEE on TUE RAllnoAD-on Friday morning,
as the Eastern train due here at one o'clock was
rassiag Huntingdon. car Belonging to Adams
Express Co., caught fire from spark emitted
by the locomotive, and in a few minutes the
goods inside were in blaze. The alarm vas
given, and the car being run under the sluice at
the nearest watering-place. the flames were ex-
'inguished, but not until some ribbons bon
nets, cigars, and other goods, and q lotof papers
and magazines for the periodical dealers in the
city were partially consumed The loss willnot
exceed Sl5o.-prtts Po.t. n
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cALIFoRNIA NEws..
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.

New YoRK, Sept 15.-The George Law has
arrived with mails from San Francisco to the
goth. She connected with the Jno. L. Stephens
which brought to Panama nearly two millions
of specie and upwards of five hundred passen-
gers
The Geo. Law left Aspinwall on the third and
arrived off Havana on the 9Th. She sent a boat
into port to ask leave to land mails for New Or
leans, which was refused.
The Geo. Law then sailed for Key West to land
mails. a New Orleans steames would call there
and receive them.
The Geo. Law brings one million six hundred
thousand in specie. No sickness amongst her
passengers.
The independence from Callao arrived at PAN
anna on the 3lst All well at St Mary's, still at
Panama, Saratoga, and at Aspinwall crews well.
The Fort and Orleans packet ship, Albertop,
was wrecked ut Florida Reef on the 2Sth. Also
an unknown French ship with q cargo of Ha-
vana Sugar was total loss, with several lives.
The Vigilance Committee Internationally re
leased Judge Terry on the 18th, and on the 18th
the committee had grand review and parade,
the whole forces numbering four or five thousand
well appointed troops. The committee is not
officially disbanded butitwas understoodits funci
tons have ceased for the present with the DEM
onstration on the 18th The several companies
retain their arms and organization, and it is re-
ported that the committee would re-assemble in
case oil necessity. The peoples nominating
committee appointed at San Francisco, which, it
| is expected have much inhuencein the approach
ing election, Republicans held Convention in
Sacramento on the 9th, to nominate Presiden-
tial electors, aud members of Congress.
The committee for King testimonial reported
receipts for thirty thousand dollars to be con-
ycyed to the trustees for the benefit Of the widow
and childreno of the late editor of the Bulletin.
Peaches, melons, &C., are very abundant, fine
and cheap.
| San Francisco crops generally fine.
There was an extensive fire at Diamond
Springs Loss half million.
Murders and roberies were numerous in the
interior.
On the 18th the Comptonville stage, on the
way to Marysville, full of passengers and hun
| drcd thousand i'll treasure. was attacked by six
mounted robbers The passengers defended
themselves braveiy, Forty shots were exchang-
ed aud the coach was riddled. One woman
killed and several severely wounded. The rob-
bers were obliged to retreat without booty.
Markets generally dull and without materia
ehange Provisions firm. Pork slightly adj
vanced. Brcadstuffs firm at full prices. Large
shipments continue to Australia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-16

We have neglected to notice large sized
National Political Map, containing all the State
and counties, Missouri Compromise line pointed
out the platforms of the different parties APP
pended as also tables of statistics of the wealth.
square miles population, number of improved
acres, dc in each State in the Union. Also, it
has the electoral vote of each State, list of the
Presidents and v. Presidenes and their terms Of
Office, table showing the increase and decrease
of population in the different States and a great
deal of condensed information Tho whole to
be had for twenty-five cents by addressing A.
Rsnney. No. 1e5 Broadway, New York.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio Lodge No 101.-Aeets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market and cst and atdon-
day evenings Of each month. G. W. sauTs, w 81; AIer-
ander LdugAIia, seeretury
~ wheeling z1.od No. 199.--lEeets as above on
the rs and third Thursday evenings Of each month"; r. a.
BnRSrlISGEE; W. NJ; s. W. Rsdrs0a, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. 10-afsess as
above on the second Monday evening Of w G.
scorr. H. p; s. ". Psdrsoa Secretary.
Wheeling Encampment No. 1.-Meets as
above on the o,rth Monday evening Of each month W j.
BATES, G. O., d. Loriag, Recorder.