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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-16

BROILS VS., FRIES
ROBINSON'S PATENT GRLDLRON
against lhe Frying Pnni!.
IT Is well known that hroIle Is much more PAL
ntubc tender and when fried. All sliced
meats ought be broled. The New GTdIron Is aconve-
nient the Frying Pan, and much more economical Hav
downward 1rauE 1t takes all the smoke ehinEeY,
cooks the meat entirely through in Its Juices, without
burning it, all the fat reduces meat bills % per Cents
and be used wood or coal IRE.
Price round 10 in. diameter.
square 0 by IA inches. 20
OHlonE Sy1S 20 20
9fY2I q Observation-Disclosures, 500
We will send by express PREPAID one or more Of these
sizes of the United States cast of the Mississippi
Cor far west of it) on receipt of The money.
Money may be sent by mail, Registered at eur
eAgcnts wanted in every county, town and city in tho
Union. Circulars with full description sent on application
s'AMEarcAx & FoRElox pA7kxr AGgxcr Co..
te1e:daw1y 20 Dnane.st,, New York.
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p s-Persons desiring amy further information refer
ence to the above will be furnished with pamphlets free Of
postage, by sending note with addressso DrJ ALpKS
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BETTER AND BETTER.
DEAD what has been accomplished by Prof DeGraths
HI Electric on in Wheeling and vicinity:
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FASHIONABLE Wedding Visiting, Complimentary and
II business Cards, NOtarin Consular and C0mmGrcfaSeals
and Seal Presses Certificate Of Stock and Deposit D Of
Heads Circulars, Cards, Labels Designing and Engra
wing Wool and every variety Of Engraving and Printing
will specimens by mall (On applications with T. o.
stalnp) Orders by mail promptly attended TO- Terms rea.
insSluwsm 1875 broadway cor Dgy St, n Y
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CRISIPADORO HAIR DYE
STILL ILIUlfIIHANIi
CONTRAST the brought in the hair by Crisado.
" matcleSs revItaznS Hair Dye, and those produ-
application of the burning fluids ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes you that the color Is natural in
case in the other, and the simple reason that
the preparation which by it's exact che
ncal combination operates natural and mmuabe prn-
eples Made sold AMI applied 0nt ten private rooms)
CfIStadoros House, Broadway, n. Y Also for
by Principal Druggists and Pei tuners throughout
the country.
New York Agents, W. II. CORY 4 co.
fe61ydaw WARD, CLOSES co.
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will subdue the pain and Inflammation the sevsrest
burns scads, from twenty that IL
wounds without and
SOT-s-Pies-SaltR rheuma
and Iuhlmed Observation-Disclosures and In
Head-COrns acknowledgements
--Sprains-Swengs- FeOns-Chilblans-Bi Insects
SsSlixt and Broken Breast-Sore
oZLsr iEfsnnaory and cutsneous diseases where the
parts aaec.sd ~ - reached
Dont be iBcIed3us ot the many diseases named 10 be
cured by only thing-bii f-f that few but posi-
properties which the DALEY 2ivs aims aud az
heretofore enumeraed-One to
SDre mentioned diseases but many enumerated
Zach box of GENUINE DALLYs PAIN EXTRACTOR has upon
Il Plate Engraved Label with the signatures Of
CLICKfNER & CO, prOprietors, and HENRY DALEY
s4.uf4cturer All othere counterfeit Price cents
SOy
Essrs should be addressed to CIV Clickener Co..
81 Barclay stEsS, New York.
- FOR sale 81 Gas. STOTT, MARIN L PALMER, and
nrng sta an
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VOCAL INSTRUCTIOx

n n U Lib 5 { OUCH,
ComPOSE and SINGING MASTER
A L THE INSTANCE AND RECOMNEN.
"A datiou OF several OF his influential friends
has de2rIsiaed TO establish himself at the CITY o1
Washington. IS a VOCALIST and SINGING
MASTER. His reputation in these branches, Is
wei as composer OF many OF the NOSE populal
songs, such as "k,thleen Nayourneen, - der
mot Astore," &c he trusts, will entitle him "a
the patronage OF the community
He will be glad to take charge Of limited
Ing Musical Vocal Academy on the 18th SEN
tember next, for the development and study of
singing In classes, commencing from the ele-
mentary principles mp to the accomplished sing
en- his circulars will be pre- AIRED soon as pos
s'ble, and, In the meantime, he would suggest
that early application be made either for priva 10
or class tuition, at Mr.. Richard Davis's. or a,
George Hiibus's Music Store, Pennsylvania ave.
nus, VINO VIII give every necessary information
and where Mr.. CROUCH'S latest comnos,toins
can be seen. an "a eolm
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Faox THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING rELEeRapn
Battle in Kausas

Louis, September 5.-Advices from
manSas stste that battle was fought on the
morning oil the 30th ult at Ossawsttomie, be !.
tween u SUI Pro-Slavery troops under Captain
neeu, ana aoout the same number of Free
oolIerS under Capt. Brown. The battle lasted
an h"ur' when the Free Sellers were routed !.
wounded. Brown and bis son are bo,h $500
killed.
Five pro slavery men were wounded, All
the provisions and ammunition were carrisa
away from Ossawattomie, and the town burnt
Governor Geary arrived TO- day, and proceeds
Immediately to Kansas.
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GRAND MILITARY & CIVIC EXCURSION
Washington Light Infantry,
DOWN TIE
POTOMAC RIVER Il CHESAPEAKE BAY
Old Point, Norfolk, and Portsmouth.

my ''osiVihe ouu IOitSiuUuths
ON THE TWELFTH OF SEPTEMBER.
THE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF
Il the Washington Light Infantry e@a
Tin place Of their usual mode) will e. s7Eas
be celebrated bv an Excursion to the above place
on FRIDAY, september -, thus affording their
friends ample opportunity for viewing the Bay
"Old ocean, visiting the great Summer resort,
Old Point the far famed Fortress NJ onroe,-the
Rip Raps, Norfolk and Portsmouth,-U s Ma
Wy Yard and Naval Depot,-the mammoth liner
PENNSYLVANIA and steamship Colorado.
Wftiers's Cornet and Cotillon Band has been
engaged.
The Meals will be furnished by an experienced
caterer, (Mr Nater;) and the who lie conduct OF
affairs will be managed so az to make the Ex-
cursion pleasant ana agreeable to all who favor
the Company with their presence
The safe and eommodious Steamer POWHA-
TAN, Cant. Mitchell, has been chartered, and
will leave her wharf at 2 O'Clock D. m and arrive
at Old Point Comfort at on Saturday morning
thence to Norfolk and Portsmouth Returning
will leave Old Point Comfort at IL O'Clock IN on
Sunday, and arrive at Washington about a. m,
on Monday
Round TIP tickets 81 so; Gentleman and two
ladies', 80; Children accompanied by parents un-
der II years OF age no charge servants half price
Round trip tickets to Piney Point, 81 So 10 be
had at the following places Kuhl's Restaurant
Dyson's Drug Store; Todd & Co Joe Shilling
toms Periodical Store; Powers, Tobacconist and
klOman's Restaurant 9TH street, Ramlin's Re.
fectory, Capitol Hill; and of the Company and
the
Capt James y Davis, LIST LieEt John Tucker,
Judson Warner, Jas Coleman.
Lem Williams, Isaac Beers
Thos Dryer, VIM Tucker.
au 21-eotd VIM. f.. MOROCCO, Treas.
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lNFev.r and ngue curea without using

Quinine Arsenic Mercury. OPIUM any TIE yoconous
ugs dangerous compound generally TesOrtei 10 By
this long affecting aud
diseases by resOrtng Carriers Spanish Mixture
the above celeerious substances
e1ectuay and fully by acug specifically
ski Fying the Blood, and experg the remains
old medicines Yi'h which the system has been clOgged
opening the pores a. body and allowing asss
isen in breaking up ihs seEss, and rscuperatng its
ergiee.
See the Of Mr. John Lonsisn. Of ss Cred aud
chronic Ague and Fever chU twce day for three years.
H7,hing permanently cured him. until he tried Csyar'a
SP.Eis MIXTURE three bottles of which perfectly
him 10 be Alb; has he had chilli lie
out Of thoasg who has experienced the life renewing
fects OF this valuable grher blood. sep lin
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MRS. FRANKLIN,
TEACHER OF VOCAL MUS

IE hthE Or FOCdL mOSZC,
GRATEFUL To THE LADIES Or WASH
" ington and its vicinity for th9ir former pa =
trcnaGe, respectfully informs them that she will
resume her vocation on Mondsy, the sth OF Sep
TENDER
Mrs. + :, having vacant hours for few more
scholars, requests the ladies who are DESTROYS of
being perfected in Ballad Singing, or the more
elaborate style OF the Opera, 10 favor her with
early application.
Terms m de known at her residence on T. ST .
No ic5, between 9th and 10Th streets or AZ the
Music stores OF Mr.. X Davis and Mr. O. Hilbus
au 30-sw
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New York Marke,s

NEW York. Sept. Flour has advanced.
sales of 1l.GOO bills; State Sc G5ass 40; Ohio
80 4Oss6 IS; standard Southern s7a3Os7 so;
fancy TO extra 81 65aSSI5.
Wheat is buoyant; sales Of Is, 900 bushels;
western red 81 5laSl So; southern white 81 IS,
Corn IS Improving; sales of 5000 bushels
Southern mixed este
Pork has declined; sales of $50 barrels: mess
sl9 30. Beef is dull; sales of 95e barrels; re-
packed mess $40 50aSI1. Lard is steady,
sales Of 800 barrels at 49, cents
Whisky is firm; sales of $50 bbIs Ohio Be
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL, BARNARD 4 CO., Auctioneers.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS n,
Il Hucti0n.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON. the 10th instant, at O'Clock, In 1. ont of
the premises we will sell 10 the hig hest bidder a,
public sale, Lots numbered IL and Is. In SQUARE
625, fronting Massachusetts and New Jersey ave-
nues and on q street, each lot being 25 feet front
by about los feet deep. The title is indisputable
These lots are valuable, and must be sold, and
offer an excellent opportunity for purchase in a
st Improving part Of Washington.
Terms One-fouith cash the residue In three
payments, at 6, IL, and Is months from day OF
sale, be airing interest
A deed given and deed OF trust taken
WALL, BARNARD Il Co,
sc o-S Auctioneers.
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ir6reat Cures by Professor DE Grath,.

ELECTRIC 0IL-Joseph Free West Philadelphia OF Rheu-
maiism; Mr.. RodeEbOk, Montgomery county, Rheumat SIN
and sprain Mrs Ogden, No. $50 Fourth street.
Of Bowels Mrs Maryland Providence Shingles and Caked
Mr. W. Spence Coates street. Felon
Henry Campbell Lower Marion, Burns aud Scarlet
and eighteen others.
MORE CURES OF WELL KNOWN PERSONS-Mr. c.
Scranton, New Haven wrote yesterday his brother
cured OF deafness Of three by bottle Mrs Marsh
Christian street. Mrs. VasQuez 20 Pine street. Mrs Collins
Iss Chestnut street. cured OF Rheumatism and Nsursgs
them Pains Sores swelling Sth Joints, Palsy Piles
Burns Bruises Group, Cuts and for Rheum
IN one 10 three days. Bottes 25, SO, 81.
PROF. CHI, DEGRATH 80 s. Eighth street.
Large bottles ten times cheapest. Sold by 3. HANCE
los Baltimore street, BaltimoTe and STOTT Co. and j.
SCdWARTZ wash gton. sep g-lw
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DEALERS IN

LthI6h AND SCHUYLKILL COAL.
AsSo, HICKORY OAK. AND PINE WOOD
q CARGOES ON THE WAYEONE OE
White Ash, one Of Red Ash, one OF Lehigb
PERSONS laying IN their coal for the winter nv
sending US their orders viii find them filed with
the pest article at a moderate advance on prime
cost. Wood OF the hast quality always on hand
Coal kept under cover. 22iO pounds IA the ton.
] d w. nj. GAIT
au 2SrI N. w. cor 18th and G. ste No 5a7
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DIED,

In this city last night, tns sth Instant, Of the
ADAMS, the mother OF MIR. Edwin Adams Of the
National Theatre, In the 50th year Of her age.
On The 4th instant, JULIUS A. PETERS, a
native Of Negotiated, Switzerland, aged as years.
His funeral viii take place from his late resi-
dence on street between 2lst and 22d streets, at
10 O'Clock To- morrow. The friends and aclusip-
tances Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend
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First Grand Confectioners' Ball

TNHE J0URNEYMEN CONFECTlONERS
Il take great pleasure in announcing TO ca
their friends and the public Of Washing ~
ton, Georgetown, Alexandria, and Balt- IN
more, that they will give their arst Grand fWik
Annual Ball, at CARUsI's SALOON, on NUN
MONDAY, Sept. 18th, 1875
An experienced Committee have made arrange
ments to make this Of the best halls ever given
In this city In New York style For the accom-
modation Of Ladies, Supper will be ready at any
hour during the night; and will be furnished by
an experienoed caterer. A fne Brass Band l. en-
gagged for the occasion. The best Connections and
Ice Creams will be furnished
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting Gentle
man and two Ladies to be had at the principal
hotels of this city, from the committee of arrange
ments, and at the door on the evening of the ball
Commiitse Of Arrangsments.-Joseph Schsf
field. Chas. Movers, Il. Bleshing, Jos. Klein, A.
Beehler, J. Gaoert. seq goa
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OLD ESTABLISHED
Washington Stove Depot

Southeast corner Peaad dpenps and Ilth street
TN STORE AND RECEIVING WEEKLY, A
large stock 81 the universally admired 4
and unsurpassed Cooking Stove, 90
TUBULAR OVEN. ~
which, for economy in consumption OF fuel SIM
piiciv OF constitution, easily managed easily re-
palred at trifing cost, Baking, Roasting, Broil-
ing, dc defleS competition.
800 References Cab be given who will testify 10
the above qualities Of this,
THE COOK STOVE!
All ask Is an examination to satisf- the GREAT
est economist. JAS. SkIRV.NG,
PSI Pa. avenue.
The following is one OF the many recommends.
tons sent 20 me by very popular gentleman of
this city, the original Of which may be seen by
any one calling at my store:
WASHINGTON, July "a, 1856.
Mr.. JAS. SKlRvING
Dear Sir--The "Invincibie', Stove purchased
etyour establishment last FILL has been In constant
use in my family since that time. is ADVANTAGES
seem 10 me to be very decided. First its eY-
treme simplicity Of construction and management
render repairs almost unnecessary Secondly.
the facility with which IL may be changed from
wood to coal burner And lastly, the perfect
manner in which IL Performs its du les
The peculiar arrangements Of its iues, keeplng
an even temperature around the loaf, &c render
II, by far. the best bread baker In the market
nave, therefore, every reason 70 express my
satisfaction with f.
very respectfully yours,
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RECEIVING OUR FIRST FALL suP-

PLIES
WE ARE NOW RECEIVIN~ VERY many
w new and desirable DRY GOODS suitable
Tor the nfesent md coming season.
~ pieces SUPERIOR black silks, some at o, well
worth 81 IS ~ "e'I
large lot fancy plaid and stripe slks ve,v 40
slrabie Tor fall dresses which We will sci
very cheap w VIII SCI
% pieces plain and r,.aid French Ne,inns
90 90 Ilcn anr-. new style Monsse!in DeLains
40 Sc White ana Coiored fianneI s.s some yer,
81 dozen Ladies' and Misses Corded and Hoor
Skirts
:" do Linen Cambria Randkerch!efs az 81 81
200 pieces BIeached and Brown Co,tons of tie
loo do more OF those superior soft finish house.
wife COttons
iOO do superior Shifting Linens, all OF the best
brands
20 do GO. "a, la-4, and l2-4 Cotton sheeting
A large lot Of superior Table Diapers, Napkins.
Towels, Scotch Diapers ana Bird Eye
Diapers
so new style Fall Shawls and Scarfs
% dozen Ladies' Kid and Beaver 6auntle.s
4o DO more OF those White and colored ribbed
so do eentlemen's and Boys Linen Shirt b.
SONS
With great variety CT other Goods for general
Ianlliy consumption, TO which we ask the specia
attention OF purchasers.
III We must again insist on the p.vment nj
DIS remaining unsettled to LIST July, as unon
srict promptness In all business transactions de-
Ponds our ultimate success.
523 Sc zenith ST., doors north Pa ave,
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10 A l. E-A CONVENIENT SMALL.
u House, on 10th street, only two or three doors
f'om.Pa avenue. Its central location renders Il a
very sirable dwelling for persons engaged in
business. The front room might be used as
SHOW room for Millinery, or fitted up for La
dies Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming Store Its
proximity to the avenue would make It good
stand for any neat business. Apply to w. LEN
OK, or at Miss Lenox's, on +, between 10th and
l1th streets. au27-tf
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particular locality but srresds his dread wings all
countries and people Let al lie prepared by p9ssessDg
bottle Of the BALM OF ZANTHOREA made BY n. = Mum
phrey, Ogdsnsburgh IL 10 sursremedy. Sle The
Certificates which are wrapped around cash Dotte III
which attest Its efficacy.
For gale IN Washington by CHAS. STOTT an 2b-ow
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Accident at the Broadway Theatre.

NEW YORK, Sept. A portion Of the rear
wall 81 the broadway theatre fell out this
morning IN Consequence Of excavations on the
adjoining isi. Much Of the scenery was iniur-
ed' Pears are entertained that the remaining
parts Of the building will also fall.
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COAL.-C0ALl,-COAL..,

~ sizes Red, Gray, and While Ash COAL:
all OF the best quality
Persons wishing to purchase their winter SUPPL .
would do well by sending in their orders unrre
the vessel.
WOQD mood ..-WOOD!,t
Also, good stock OF Hickory Oak. and nine
wood on nand, all Of which will be sold as cbean
ana on "a reasonable terms as can he had in this
city. T. H. WORTHINGT0N
Corner 18th and streets, near canal.
se3 -eo6t
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IDHsst.tter's Bitters.-Itis no, often thai

recommend, through columns the thousand
and curatves which said
IDENTIFY wonderful in removing the Ills that flesh
But the Btsrs prepared by DIR. Hosetier alve
tsed in this be excellent tried II
family. IL s and untTisd article but
has stoOd the Of years trial before the
people, and ts reputation and sale IA unrivaed
lar preparations The testimony IN its given by
The most prominent and vel known Physicians and ndi-
viiusls In s Of the country is
Sod whclssale Snd retail by j. N CALLAN. sep 2-lw
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E>OR RENT OR SALE.-A SUBSTANTIAL
l. fine Brick House, desirably situated on the
corner OF Massachuset 8 avenue and 10th street,
containing 10 rooTs with cellar. Also, a pump of
good water in the yard. Would rather sell tnan
rent. The house is built in the hest manner, and
Is three-stOries aud attic high Possession given
Immediately Apply 10 GEORGE Il. Lang
LEY, on 1lth, between and l. streets.
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VsarsapariIla i. recorded as the best

Alternative for all diseases arising from impure
blood. DASDELIoS IL valuable tonic and apeTieDt
ctsy adapted arrangements of the liver and digestive
dyspepsia headache and cOsveness constipation
OF the bowels. concentrated fluid the
Is prepared by Brown Son, Boston.
Sold by J. n. CALLAN and Z ID. GILMAN, Washington;
Agents for Baltimore COLEMAN RODGERS. sep 2-lw
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Arrest Of OK. Garrison

=, NEW YORK, Sept. SC. X. Garrison. ar.
mayor Of San Francisco, and recently AGENT
the Nicaragua Transit Company in HI
Guy, mas been arrested here, and held 10 hail
N Tie sum OF Sl50,o0a, on a charge Of having
committed extensive frauds on SAID Comnsny
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Hassach usetts Folitics

BosroS, Sept. A call has been ,s,ued he
The President of the Fremont American STAT.
Council for convention at W Srcester on the
10th, on the ground that e8.Goy. Johnston,
the North American candidate for the Vice
fresldency' has given notice IN at be shall de
cIne Inc Republican State Convention ana
anu uardner Fremont Americans meet on the
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Political Demonstrs t;on in Mama

PORTLAND, Sept. "A congratulatory meet
ing OF tAe oitilens on the passage of the army
2iu was hela here tonight, when Nessrs Geo.
Evans anu 'onathan Appleton made speeches
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Kansas Affairs

ST Louis, Sept. 4-kansas da.ss n The
18th say that fifteen hundred men undsr Ash
Ison have made preparations ia attack Law
renee on the lst of Septe'aA~r The Free
State forces at Lawrence wee established 10
and men. e"O~S
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 5-FlOur is steady; sales
Of Howard street at S6.75, and City Mills at
Sc 81.
Wheat has declined; sales Of choice white
at 81 6OaSl 60. Corn has declined; sales OF
white at 6Oa65c.. and yellow at 62a65c.
Whisky is unchanged.
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Storm in the Gulf

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3-The Steamship
Daniel Webster, which sailed hence few DAYS
SINCE for New York, has returned in distress,
and lost her wheel houses
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ENOR RENT-A FURNISHED COUNTRY
Il Dwelling, with lawn, orchard, garden, and
stabes-5 rooms on first foor-hot ano cold baths,
highly romantic and healthy situation, miles
from Washington. in Prince Georges, Md Re.
fer to Sweeny, Ritte1house, FAINT q Co, and Ed
itor OF the Star. Possession given at any time af
ter the 18th October. au25.Im