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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
DIRD.

BRITTOH-O Tuesdsy Dec James only son Of Thsmss
and sussn Bht,op. aged year. and 10 months ., =.
the e s. sG Il: '4@ sS:
from No. 65 James street.
BABCOK-In Cherry Greek. CbsutAuqus County r, %
FRIDAY, Nov 20 at q O'Clock ~, Mary wife Of Dee CD : ..
formerly Of stephehtown, Rensselaer, County deceased
BRANaAN-At No. 3la Eight street, on Sunday Nov y.
Catherine an wife of John ssnnsp ssed q years.
BOIaEAUA. Brooklyn Saturday. Nov a. Of coasamp-
tion Aiphonse Boirea,, in the nth year Of bis age
DoNALDsoN-On Monday Nov so suddenly ofcongsssfse
tbe lungs James Donsdson Of this city In the Ssd year
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully Invited
10 stti nd hs funeral from his late residences No honfos
street on Ih1r'ds,, Dec s. at o'clock m, without t~-
ther notice.
DANIELL-on Sunday. Nov; 20. at NsvHk. n; y 40
Of this City, IN the sd year Of Der sss
RBNsT-on Tuesday. Dec Mary Z. Ernst. wife Of L'ois
Tn thirds Of the family to .t.snd her fsasts =
n S.s cbP in %s: Ts sey a street '
EpDY-A,s 8. Lou. Mo, on Fhd.y Nov % Rufus r EDDY,
in the 9Th year Of his age. native Of Staten Island
srGs. .s " @ . se'1'l &. sSs y..r
Tn, r ends Of the family respectfully invited r "a
.Ge4es q Ii. ss sise9 No IS soGts fS,s
HESDERsoN- No m South Third street Hsasssoa 80
s.ad;Y Sss q :g% J., H''''' H''''
HoPsoN-Ip New.York, yhd.y. Nov ~ WIN r. h''SS~
+. i1 ys' No o. 81 81 .ss 90 No.
CO, Nov g q Group W on son q S's e ''
.ks rcen. oidest daughter Of Edwsd H. and Laos~
1.iy "a 1 s.:: Ssa's' "a ely
Edwns ord rr.ns.s 20 T."n.aS M.. for int.rn.s
REHNEDY-in Brooklyn on MONDAY N9,. ~ a,sA
LEEs s;se; ca street on Ms.s,y Nov .a a.
T<nron ..,d yesrs IL On paths and dsyl
xcaI;IEY-At Newbursb Orange County % honday NOV.
So Charles McAuley, late o. this city
ovERTON-In New sisk n J' on nonasy' Nov ."
PoMERoY-In ercotyS 90 Sunday. Now = Phnsss os''''
sTEyENS-At No. IA Monroe stIset Sunday. 10. -
Tbonss Tompkins Of Nicholas h. and kissssA n ~
yeps sged months aud IS days. a.
VIM II eoofeld Jesse scofeid Of Walden orsaSS ~''s'
end formerly Of this city, IN the s7th o. ~ "a
Bic rsnsns vii BE- taken = Orange csu: Esorel Dztdi
Church ct Walden, on Thursday ss Sesesa -. wsAs
rHURBEA-0n Tsssd.y. Dec q u "a TsurS,s sssdf
months and days. u-.,. ,ssssr<s,uv ta,;tra
b stteud the fusers from the ressaencS - S~9s~S
rs Ivisstoa strsst tSb (wsdassa'y' sFsssss% S's"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
BOARD OF COMMISSIONER OF THE



The Board held regular meeting Yesterday, at $
O'Clock. Pre- sent, Commissioners Dillon, Russell,
Butter worth, Gray. Green, Strong and H9gg.
A petition from H. Snowden was derie1.
The Building Committee were authorized to extend
the time Of removal of Dir. Menck from the grounds
now occupied by him on the Park not beyond the LET
Of March, 1853
A communication from Charles Ravelle was re-
feyred to the Committee on Salaries and Offices.
TIE following communication was received from thu
Supe riotepdept
To he Boa,d Of Commissioners Of the Central Park.
In reply the inquiry addressed 10 me a. your
last meeting beg report that having regard only to the
economical method Of carrying on the required WORK
upon the Park laborers needed than am a.
presen Mt authorized TO employ. ,
the question whether double the number oil la
boers misht not be employed by WORKING them IN
reply that would be attended oy OBVIOUS
econo micsl Disadvantages -
have the honor TO be Gentlemen
Your obedent servant,
FRED Law OLMSrED, Superintendent.
Central PARK, Netc- York, Dec |, 1857.
On motion, II was
Reored That the Superintendent having reported that
larger economically be employed with advantage
on the Part, said Report Is adopted. $780,
lives ordered hat a sum not exceeding $3.50 be ap-
proprated for fitting up the business offices at the
Wsgstsff House.
IL was
Reped That the President Of the Board In connection
ssry steps procure the Common Council the surplus
e,th on Hsiton Square for the purpose being used
Parkbe earth TO be removed BY aud under the d.
recticn OF this Board. ,
Reuort of the Executive Commi tee, denying the
petitions Of e. Fitzgerald and J. 7. King and recom-
menoiDg tba, Will SIN G. Wilson be allowed to remove
bis building from the Park WAS adopted.
Report from the same Committee, recommending
that the stonebreskers on the Park be paid at tie
rate of nine cents per foot, was adopted.
Sundry communications and petitions were a pro
pristey referred, ard The Beard adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
EARLY WINTER.
Cor.spopdsnce OF The N. Y. Tribune.

5000 ence OF Tue n. L. TN1bun6.
CONSTANTINE st. Joseph County, Mich
Nov. 25 1857.
Wipter-cold bleak, clustering Winter is now upon
US Snow commenced falling here last Thursday and
il has continued to fall from that time to this. The
snow is ow some ten inches deep, and is so badly
dred as to prevent the trains from running upon this
portion Of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indians
evening was down TO l6 degrees below zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
SHAwsTE MOUND, Tippecanoe County, lad, !
C.trr1av Nov 81 1S57

On Wednesday last a slow, cold rain get in, which
continued until right when it began to freeze severely
with strong wind and fall Of snow, which continued
at intervals until Friday night, when it was soon two
or three inches deep. The weather is severe now
as lie ufusl in the Winter The storm is sudden and
severe as to chill fowls to death in the timber Corn
was 20 late rpening and the weather so severe since
that farmers have not generally enough gathered to
feed on but there is plenty in the fields so that stock
will not be likely to starve though exposed to the
ircemeneies of the severe weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF o.
THE POOR,

70 ae Editor Of Ths n. Y. Tri1u1<
SIR Can you inform When if at all this Associa-
tioD intends collecting funds and assisting the objects
OF its charity Together with several Of my neigh
bers, have been waiting for some time to subscribe
and be put in possession Of tickets.
believe a ore charitable feeling never existed in
the community than at prefent and il is only DESTROYS
of manifestDg itself through efficient and proper chan.
pels. TwESIYFIRsT WARD.
IN
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2, 1857.

the supply ard keeping the price up. Itssqass-
torsbe policy fer railroads to enhance the pi,s Of
ntcessares Of life at such time as this BY increasing
freigbt-since it eesers the receipts OF the roads,
While il increases the cost 10 al consumers OF meat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
BROOKE wv ITEMS

The BRooELYS MERCANTILE IrRR.Rr-At o
meeting he'd Monday night at the Ath-u su 70 s.ss .s-
ures TO establish hercsn'e Library Association Brookiys
gentlemen subscribed slOo each ~h. others sabsorss
$50 and amounts The of the entsrprs. IL thss
tsoed beyond the reach Of contingencies. u nov sIel
fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

NEw Gas CoaPASY.-A oommapicatioa Wa
presented The Common Council Monday night signed ~
Oliver Holden sshpe psmi:sion 10 lay down PIPE snd rus
the citizens Brooklyn with which he prouseA DO Il
more reasonable than II present Be eb~eeA He
suggests the title b. The Citizens Gss Comp>ny TIE
subject was referred to the Lamp and Gas cenmiees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

At Col Vim. +. Fannn's steam tsnnery and shoe
ia story at this place the 9Th nst ten hands made
during the day hundred and seren PAIRS Of shoes
That beats Yankee land itself.
LA Grange (Ga.) Reporter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

CRNryAL CARELEsssEss.-A package OF cipders
and ether substances thrown from the top floor OF ~.
spruce street yesterday morning. which narrowly missed ,n
head Of gtp.lemsn who passing by the hdew.l w
hit him. the injury must have been serious no, t Who
call the ate ntion Of the police 90 this class OF
are becoming quite By slns soro nav ~
personal bjaIes will be prevented, and perhaps ' my
saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

ARRESTS BY THE PoLrCE-The police Of the dsN
ferrnt districts arrested persons for various email Il
Saturday and Sunday snd a. the Sta
ton houses during those nights eighty four parsoDs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

BOARD or EDUcArIoS.-Ths Board met at H.
usual hour yesterday afternoon and transacted variety Of ss>
relating to the school houses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

PAY OF THE PoLIcE.--A resolutca was sdopted =
the last meeting Of the Common Council suhoros the Ca.
troe the of deficiency In the poe fund f
1887 and pay the State Tressuer tact Tie
police BE- paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
"A special term Of NE Supreme Celrt

TIE CouRTs.-A special term OF me Supreme Court
held Mendsy before Judge Brdseys presdos fesss~
day the neral Term assembled before Judges Strong Biseys
snd Fmo The City Court hssns concluded the business be-
fore IL adjourned for the tenn
kiRgs County Circuit Court Calendar for DE. -
Csnses Mes n - ss So 81 IS &C. 81, g. 10 H. To- -
H. IS, n, rs, 10 50, 81, e. S. Is, 49, 81, Is. IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

REsIoSArroS Charles G. Fo&ia, Via
has LORI Fourth Ward In the Common Csunsa
hs. resigned hi. sai He has been In dssts sess
Of health for months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

HrTAx OrFrcE-The Tax Office 10 the City Hd-
crowded Monday during hours By hl
desiring pay taxes line three four deep extended
hundred feet during the greater part the fore
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fAAversaseHsnt.I

DISEASES Of the THROAT dnd LSHus cuI0 c,s2 ~
application inhslips ~ % W. I...o " Pov
l.. VIM 4owns~sd ssqs, and from Many 49, hs,s
psssors 81 No Is 6sstsst, esss aaae 81 ossse'J'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

IMPORTERS STOCK OF NEcK-IIIs >! Al M AZ.
BLACK and FANCY SILK TIES, once ares. .Sa 81 a
around 30 cents; usual rets prises - cent s ,r
E.poI ron TiKs STOCK and SC ARFs sqnaly low .,
Smith Bxorwsx, No ~ VessJ"' up '''"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

We are informed that Mrs. Wren snd the children Of
the Nsgle troupe viii have benefit, by the kindness
of Mr.. Henry Wood, on Thursday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
CITY ITEMS.

Tbs WEATHER Rain commenced falling on NOR
day evening" and continued through the n'gnt gWing
us a very gloomy shoE on Tuesday morning Tor an
election day, but about II o'clock the clouds oieS Oh
with q west wind ard the cane out 90 wa'n Una.
women and children aocsed out upon the streets ana
parks g. though ii was the first Of May instead OF tne
frt of December 1t was day to make peop's 1901
glad and the rejoicing Of those nterested-s a. ore
in come degree-at the prospect Of open CANES ana
incoming freights of bresdstuffs made many q near
glad 1t was q delightful thought, too, tna' sucn
weather saves deal of suffering among the poor OIL
this city. Let all however, who are Interested IN pro-
vdirg for those who are unable TO PROVIDE Tor tne
selves remember that the old proverb Is uue one
that whenever December comes lie IKE iam' l"
will 90 out ike hon"-thst is, raging wi'n Storms
ard cold. Let US, however, enjoy the DELICIOUS
weather while il lssts.
Bulls HrAD.-Tbe prospect OF supply anu po~
Of cattle at Bulls Head to-day, from all that coud De
learned lsst evening in Forty fourth street, was tAas
The rumber and price would BE- about the same .: last
week-,bst it, 10 cents for good cattle ana ioi ana
II cents for those of extra quality The high tsuh
upon Western cattle over the railroads is cutting Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.
CRY PRISON REPoRr There were ~ commit
the Jersey City Prison during the mouth Of Nevsn

The nativity Of the prisoners Ireland rs; Esysai. N
United States, 4; Germany, 7; Scotland l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

CAaPHEyE AccIDEST.-A little girl named Court
new yips at No IS York street Jersey City sevHeu
burned evening b. the explosion Of spi, l.p
while In the act Of lighting 1t. Her mother was also css.e
ably burned attempt 10 extngush the chfs burning
clothes. The ehlds injuries thought TO be not Ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
tAivertiseueusI
CRoUP AND WBOOPrSe Gotten -Cruv can "a

cured in few MINUTES and wheepns cssxs IN week " q,
plying r eIaFrosDs 0Lvr fAs 10 The throat sai ebs1
Price SEC bote Al No IS saies. sids of BsitsxI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

CAUGHT.-The young man named Mullins, wbe.
some time nce escaped from the Hudson County Jail in
reny With Quircy Adams. yesterday arrested BY Oces
CLARK Of Jersey City, and sent back to jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

Advertisement
10 DIsNrECT A SICK Room use j. X, STV-
Fosps OLIVE Tar over heated II win emit veg
agreeable ODER No disease spread where 10 used
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

o. Y. A-The quarterly session Of the State Chae'
cery fNewJeey will be held Wednesday OF nsxt wsek
in Newark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

REssurD-Durng the heavy blow las: week, the
lighthouse keeper on Execution Rocks, Long Island
Sound, Mr.. Joseph Brundsge, observed boat, with
ore msn in t. drifting out the Sound before the wind
With the assistance Of Gao. John Marshs one the
Hell Gate pilots, q boat was manned aud the person
ard boat towed in TO the lighthouse. He was very
much exhausted, and ives with difficulty brosghs to
himself He was an Old man, recently married, and
much intoxicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

Total. .....................$2, 4OS, lS2 -
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An attempt was made on Saturday night to rob the
AZ Paterson by pyips open the front door with
bar The robbers heightened away before they hsa
effected entrance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

STEALING A..wArcH AND CHAIs.-officer Davis
Yesterday. arrested William Dulsn, charged wit
steslirg watch and chain. valued at So, from Ber
iamin BurdeI, Of No. III Wooster street. Justi'
Dawson comted the accused in default Of $500 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

THE LATE HEAVY GOLD RoBBERY.-Pstrick Kelly,
an Irish brewer, was arrested on Tuesday, charged
with being one of the parties concerned In rooons
tlOop of $4,000 in gold doabloons few nights ago.
He was seen TO have large number Of douo!oons on
bis person, for which be did not satisfactorily account
He was detained for examination.
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TKE LAW or NEWSPAPERS.

l-subSeribern give express notice TO the
trAry considered wishing continue their EnbSer
tiOhE.
All subscribers dseontInuaaee Of their peril
OdIeRs, the publisher ny ali Ar
EaArHHrS paid.
all subscribers neglect refuse to take their peFod
eas from which they directed they are held
Responsible tn they baye settled The BIN them
dEBcontihued.
aUbSeriberS to other places without nforu-
Ing LuLishers and the papers to the
FEctiOh, they are held responsible
oThe Courts have decided that refusing e take nerinA
eG iT6 the oee removing and leaving them uncaed
or, is Primd Jttcfd evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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No OORItEsPONDENTs.

LETTERS concerning SubSerption advertising or other
naueia business OF the Itsgsnee Hhoqd be addressed TO
tne ProprietorS.
concerning the editorial department Of the paper
should be addressed The Editors jointly to either
Of them.
Correspondents writing for publication, viii please write
only side Of the paper.
OF the above rules VIII greatly obllSe us,
prompt attention to correspondents than
ley ulis isht otherwise receive.
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Q + -
s4gssg, aSsgsg, Lse'l.re' aud 'adaship, tssaria5tgS
For Fuu CoErssi IGdis5 81
TNHE PRoPRIEroRs .aks mes. n,.,,,. ..
y their thanksfor the gratifying and sae
have marked the Of I6sttufion since
neEed e1ertiOnSto meet GEe aa0St etFeeTt tSs
eoE5SseI SSS bs 'q gzsf srss 12s
ea 1aeass 56 q ths heavy banking aud tomnisT
aySta nse d eS59sa o5TTS 49 e S5ng e degree
NOT ATTAINED ny ANY OTTER TSsfITITioS F
it Dy tis new Pr9essS drilled at the DESK jadiV.
S!,1 .. an Accountants @ qtis; "a Thoroughly oEg lie Iad
o..Ss Ss ana SrGaeSsp t I tH Io.ae large Coa'aercdl
DlInaets are, In q great measure diSsipated.
ants have secured the seTyIseS III A1s;Is-
most eminent Lecturers In Ohio lecture on
Our Instruction is too extended
Y Boo& ksRf fsHSe 1g , S CONNECTED 5 vim Dog9IE
rs upon IStSry
ograPhy, COMMERCIAL Products
nerShIP, &c. y tsi EsFef
TIE LADLES' DEPARTMENT
now opened for the reception orIdes No Institution 10
bS. more thorough interesting course In
In seneiusion would add, that We forth our
erpe n merit ~ SUI more eminent the at
Sgs SStEs2 e 35Gs more o5eagh Paetteat
"Aher siQfkar Mercantile C6Ve0Si 'So.
among the many Recommendations We give The follow
the qnderpgned, take pleasure in testsyiDr tina. We
rs peFsonay acquainted with Mr.. Grangers aby as an
AeGoantant and Teacher Of Book Keeping which Il Of
nshest order He has had great experience as an 4e
In heavy Commercial Banking Houses which
fyss aiL1 AVP0c Ifestg Ll0yoHgE C0lt1JsT6tuE
I.J.f ALLEN, IL. D., slts1.i .t#
President Of Farmer ColleRe,
sls LoRIE ANDREWS, - 4
'tf. e. .tsElt PresiLent ofKehyol COLLEGE,
To young who Wiah to acquire ajaBusfa /, Rduea.
We think It adordA facilities very seldom qualed
GRANoRN has the qunlihc
EDGE and aptnes9 In teaching, 70 practical ountin
oon and We feel confident graduates from
GATED set of RO0kS. :
A. 2. STONE, Wholesale aud Retail Merchant
j. JANNBY Seciy Board Of Controi stats Bnnk of n
=. n FS;pARA Book Keeper at D. T. WOOdbury,s.
l. 1.0HERD1ER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank. = a .-
n H. q MILLS, see'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
Y. b. AAsONS BookKeepet At J. II. Riley Goa. I- -
ED- -Por full PaFticuIa4s send for circular 81 rfst
GRANGER d ARASTROHG,
lsS-!E ProDFietofB.
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Sheppard and MORGAN,

wHOLESAIE-AH RETAIL
saddle, Harness and Trunk EnfanufaotuIers
T AVE nov on hand large and complete ssSortuent Of
Ill al articles our line Of Ladies' and Gen
tleTens Saddles And and eoaFse Harness 1rn rlne and
Wood TrnnhS YalioeS, Carpet Bast Upper
IeaRheR HOgshn Hair and Wool CollaFSt Whips, Ha1aeaI
Saddles Of every description and quality fer he lowest
rate to the best style Of Rngif8h shAftoa. lI
Iron frame and Paee1t avery superior aFttete
and unsurpassed lghtnesa siren gh md
Zine Iincle dnnhle Harness ~ the bfsties s1get
Wagon aud Cart Harness Of the best Hateral and FQEkf
Isrrs nssortuent q Carpet BSgs and GltsAeSeE eTGE
variety % material and pattern. ssea
All work ufdeFs furnished and no ef-
fort Vbe uPaEed to merit seutipHanes Of Pahe is-
Yprs 6tye rs elli.lszs s ~, = ,s51,,;, y, y,
8nDT1TN4la ShERHAhn 2 AOtstAk,.s.
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Cincinnati w Filming ton & Zanes.

-rl5Fl WIG ha1IEOau.
n FERCIIANTS snd The Pnhle generally
M are hereby respectilly informed that the o. W z r
r. Company prepared TO receive and forward freight
(CFom temporary Station In AheGTei sec6nd street
north lian1 70 Cincinnati, Morrow, Wnngtsnt Was-
IpVtons New Lexington and nterne
dats satioPs viz also p EIsn tgte
forEarding Freight esnet for The West Ia aeeoTdApce
with the eter b. Railroad or the
River from Cineinnati. y - SIS A,fi. fs.-
Freight win Be received and delivered nEing the winter
months from IN. 10 PM; during the months
from H. 70 p and shipPeFs fayoEtnG the Company
giving every atantiah Necessary TO insure the utmost
and aafsty in the forwarding Of pE9Per en-
trusted to thelF care.
For further informaton the Freight by
the Company, or apply 70
.ysl General Freight Agent,'
uySOdaWtfi5 .., s5i5-s --.-., ZanesYlles Ohio,
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Books, Statfonery 6EVKaa Paper.
T NEW AR R AN 3GENiElN Z
II IAYING the BOoks 6tationeFy and WifPa
III par est6bIShent OF John p51 IN SontiIi.
uS the buSine1s a tie Old stand III Main street. Wheeling.
heIstoiores0 tbeEaly extended g my
It u my purpose 70 keep constantly hsui afdn and
eomdlete assoTtnet in TIE Earious branches % Tho i
ness, and 70 SEA At the lowest pTfee1.s -. ts-
10 Country Merchants and Othera puFGhAaing
. WhosEles1Ereat indueeents oered In stOk and
u Cash paid for M y
noyis-ly Re a BRA c.sl9llsf
ToRy Ola REIe1id L. iiil5l 1. .flSatoIiieI1.
II TAKE great plsasult II Ar.fqa. o. Or,
II u Ilbdn IEaii
Eraper G Tor hI11 enee % tie pa
noviS JOHN II THoAPsoN.
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- = 80 Flollt1 5el0IF - lso1t1ElE1lYeS
"a fHI:sfI s1ppiy-lust rtetlVea and tofs lhle bE
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yE1AN0S EEAENSls5 !!
TUsI RECEIVED q
Fianoa are ths i1 Fon flses Circular seslss,
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= PIANO FiORIES. gil.,,,. /.
. OPENED THIS DAY, A FINE STOCK OF
EChteketink k'Bi Gslnn0l RoFters 81
3Ed 7(iTti of hne Rosewood and Black Rlnut dnis9,
= i2tb HBSAnd 6Sf loctaVes! These lnstfime entS
usual were awarded hs highest prE9 gold medal q the
late MeebanIeS Pair, held In Boston, Oct 1855, their
Grand, grand Parlor grand Pianos and for her
square Pianos, the highest aud rst prize silver Medal
there being gold medals thS class Of Insgu
ment We have now facilities aorded that will enable nl
70 sell these inlttumens At rceh that viii compare Wih
the most common nakeTb and We respectfully invite the
public call and hhe sipGk, ~ The old Music
and Variety Store, No. 20 Union street. J. .MRLL0R
~ Pianos 20 rent. Music taught % 80. ieb6