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CG-PAHTNER>tstp~, &C,

SPECIAL Notice. The firm of AUG
~ ANDERSON CO having been dissolved by
tbs death of AUG. ANDERSON, the surviving part
ners, ALEXlUS GREEN aud JOHN A. HAYES
have t0rme a new CO partnership with CHAS. H.
ANDERSON, uoder the name of ANDERSON.
GREEN 4 HAYES, to carry on the WholesaIe
straw and Millinery bust ness at the new Warehouse
No. l0l Main street, formerly occupied by Aug. An
derson < Co where they vii! be pleased TO see the
customers Of the late firm
ALFXlUS GREEN,
JOHN A. HAYES,
CHAS. II. ANDERSON.
Eabr lat
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colored male named Oneida E Laco, who
represents herself as an escaped slave from Ala.
bana, lectured in the African church, at Washing
tou Pa, on Tuesday evening last.
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Srp.PAhTN t. EsttlF. fine .ubscsibeIs
~ have this Gay formed a co-partnership under tie
s.yls and firm Of MAULE L BEVILL, TO conduct
the PAINTING business all its branches, viz.
House, Ship, Sign and Ornamental Paiuting-on
Broad street, four doors above tue Theatre
LEWIS MATTE,
Iaunsry oh ls5I lin. WIN / REN.III,
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Fsff. rsys r'gxEsfsEsFI SPECIAL. NOTICEs
ddsssssa S I'D THE ADAMS EXPRESS
N- COMPANY, 1874 MAIN ST.
-Hsvins renewed their Express, on the RafeNh and
CASTOR Railroad, are prepared to forward, with
dispatch and reasonable rates, every kind of MER
CHANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS. JEWEL
RY Sc, SC, BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, in
charge of trusty messengers, to all points on the
asleg h and CASTOR Railroad, viz
CASTOR HENDERSON,
fRANRLINTCN RALEIGH,
and intermediate points.
Merchants and others sntrusting Goods to the
AdamL Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity OF finding coEsi gnees at every point along
the line, thereby saving time and expense.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
il MACDONoUGH, Agent se l-ts
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I'M r. .1-rAK IINrnSHIr tn ,-.4.-,

FeNhh Uu.rAR rle Eft hIr OF FEnt,i1.
l. SON, FAIRS, < co, announced OF the list
day of January, will not be changed ia CONSEQUENCE
of the death of T. M. Ferguson; but will be contiuu.
ed under the same lyle the vacancy occssIonaa
thereby being supplied by Mr. ssmus' Glover,
b. FERGUSON, JR.
THOS r. FARISS
Feb. g. 1857. SAMUEL A. GIuVER
fs l0--lu1 "AN'
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ca~ GO: PAKTNE x SHIP NVTICE.

c" Co PAkTNERSHiPN NOTICE.
MASSA The subscribers having as ociated them
-A1-seves under the style of q 4 MILES q
|, 90 for thu purpose of carrying on the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business, sre now prepared to
furnish the public with CARkIA GEES, BUG0IGs,
&c. Of every description at the shortest notice snd
reduced prices Having procured the services of su.
perior woIkmen. confidently warrant all
work furp cd of our esablishment, and respect.
fully solicit share of the public patronage. Our
factory is situated Virginia street. the Dan.
willie Depot; Repository, 18th street, between Main
and Cary. @ MILES,
THOS. 3. THORNTON
JOHN rRITCHARD.
s.-REPAIRINo done with nestness and dis.
patch. February lst, 1857.
f. 6-d&w6m
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O-fAh1 NkRSHiP wt1 i.E.-Vhe,n h.
- scnbess having formed cop partnership, under
LANDRUM & WILSON
tor the purpose of carrying on the HOUSE PAINT.
lNd business IN all Its various branches, they
earnestly solicit share Of public patronsge
IN h-farticalsr attention paid persona ,ly to Sim
WORK, 0rslning, fresco Painting, &C. DC, qua an.
.eelns complete sstssaCtion TO al who may favor
thsrn with call They will always be prepared TO
seIt any kind OF mixed coiors rs also, G.ainins
uohe iot TIE Trade, &c. s. Y. LANDRUM
D WILSON
Inc subscriber takes this opportunity of returning
nus sincere thanks TO hls friends and the public for
me very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
nln' and hopes the same may be extended to tho
new concsin, at the old sta0d, corner of 7th and
MAIN streets. s. Y. LANDRUM.
ia 26-In,
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BUsHtRE.-BushiI-, tue capiua. If which by the
British is ann .unced By the Anglo Saxon, 10 Per-
sian port and city, situated on the Persian Gulf at
the northern extremity OF esandy peninsula On the
land side Il IL protected by walt with round ts~-
ss and on the other sides by the sea, which the
north forms harbor. lined by wharves. 1t is built
CT white stone, and externally presents foe ap-
oearerce. Butts streets are narrow and unpa= ed,
1t has few really good houses and III, pubic bu:lc-
tnss cousIs. onlS OF some poor nosques toe Clever
nors palace a warehouse belonging to the English
East India Company, a large bazaar, few cofee
houses and single public bsth The anchorage Is
the best the coast but is still far from safe 10 the
north winds. and the w.ter is 40 shallow that
ships CT 800 tous cannot get within miles of the
city. The po2ua'io ion is about 20 200. Persisns,
Ar abs aud ArDepiaps The trade is chiefly with
British India, and is of considerable Importance, as
Bushire Is the principal port of the kingdom. 1t
exports silk, cotton wool, tobacco shawls,
horses, carpets dried fruits grain, wine, sulphur.
wax, drugs and precious stones. Its imports are
nee indigo, sugar, splce, hardware. porcelain and
English cotton goods In the year ending May 81.
1921, the W hole amount Of expor.s from Bushire to
India according to official reports, amounted to the
value of 5 800 Gao.
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II APOTHEGAkY AND t.
NT4 STORE.--The subscrber respectfully informs
M his friend and the public generally, that he
z g hiss moved into his nsw stora, ION the corner
of 10Th and Broad SITS, Church Hill and hiss supphea
himself with fresh aud well selected asortmsn' OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES. FANCY ARTICLES,
CIGARS ETC. be soIicits call from the paoi'c'
assuring the that they will find every th!ns mat "
usually kept in a well regulated Drug Store
tF- Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hour
OF the day ami night
VIII @ sEELLIN6S. Broad st.,
fa4-In CorpAr OF 18th CHURcH Hill.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4 prizes Of $3.50 apprsximsting to $4,000
prize are ....................... s 900
prizes OF $500 spproxlmating to $4,000
prize are '..''.'.'.s,.. o"o
prizes of 500 approximating to $4,000
prize are .......'....' .............. ~"
prizes of $40 a2pro1imating to $4,000
prize are... Sxo
4 prizes of $65 spproximatng to $1,000
prize are. .'.....,...............:: Az
prizes of S6U approkimating to $4,000
prize are.... .s....'.s...ss..-.. Z40
prizes of S55 sppromimating to SIS 600
pr1Ze are. z<u
prizes of $50 approximasing to $1,000
Prize are. ..'ss'.s.'...-.. <NO
4 prizes Of S45 experimenting to $4,000
prize srs.. joV
prizes of $40 experimenting to $4,000
prize are. lou
prizes of $50 spproximsting to $4,000
prize are. .-............'.,........ lZ0
prizes of sz5 spproximating to $1,000
prizs sre................... 100
On0 prizes of 800 6Oc
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BAoSsEss 4 AsIHc coHEahfsxsHId6kk MERCHANTS

Receive conssnments Of Tobacco, Flour, Coral
WhAs &e and give their personal attention. 70 salss
o. same and keep constantly ON hand large and gene.
.al sasorsmsat Of 0sossrtsG. essa. fssyiaa 0sasss
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LADY buEwEN LyTToR AeD HER nav "ov:L
In every maas cup Of lite, sergst amari 'fa,d -
8ulvers 81 ter drop seems 10 oe bis wife. nirty
years aao. when Mas Rcsna Whseier, ian Irish 10
" ma ried the author of Pelham. then eDly ne
Ing young man." che was one Of the hsndsome"
founs women In London. with considerable accom-
.hsnment, and some talent, to bsot. IncompsuoI
ttgof Tern Or the.'t was SCARED, It 10 sio, ~ cur
treatment from her arissocratic mother In 10 cau
separation after few years, aud the III $1,000
pair have not met for twenty year.. Tne nss v.,y
eursued Q literary coLrse, which mas reen 49,
nvitliaut one The wife. who had previous s y, in
bi'ity In story ealed "The supper CT ssi m,hor
Fraser Magazine, also threw her mind ie.S ovl
dip, and came before the world, in 10 - with
called Cheveley; or, tho Man OF Honor, "" u nj,
- ~ 1T '-hich was to sstirize her mothef-'n'
Henry Bulwer. p.s,.t If the
Ia tw.tse months mora cut came nef nuus S,a .na
tuobie Family also in ridicuie OF hei u .hs ssms
his immediate relatives. thira mover VI - -
lass was Behind Scenes. Ehs has wItteh ioa, wi
r works of fiction in which her HUSBAND Is NOT OF
tudei to- There is a new novel from per zen gu
aounced to be called Very Successful IN whlcn TO,
nor reports Sir Edward is TO get particular nus.
tt aid be illustrated with ensravings esricsturnf
aer husband. Lady Bulwer Lytton mas Ve.y mana
oms income secured 10 her by the deed OF sepera
ton When Sir Edw ard succe' ded to bis mother S
Estate at Kpebworth. worth some L 0eo per annun'
he very literally and wholly without solicitation on
7er t. treb!ed the allowance which she had prev-
1us'y received fro-u him. Lady Bulwer IL ton gen
.ralIy resides at Florence with Mrs Troope as her
companion house mate. fend and tit edded) anti
husband counse Ior Her Lad shits perfons attrsc-
ions once 80 very considerable, have disappeared
4oiorhed in unromantic obstv and she has turn
I'd 'Ihs sharp corner" % he, Fl ie'h year.
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SxIILLIAMs, Exchange HOrkL;--
w DANvfLLE, vA-Tbis well known estab-
i'hu,ent. whish vas burned 10 Apn iS9 hs,ains.
suitable for the comfort and accommodation Of seve
raj hundred persons. The rooms are well furnished
ADD attentive Servants. while every other depart
% emit Ii kept In good order, style and manner 70
der guests agreeable and comfortable. The propI1,
In the display Of his qualifications and csPacty 70
entertain his guests, nor Of the peculiar enaIse
the House for good living, bus suffice It 70 y, 81
will be found supplied with all the sub ts5ta. "
ments for comfort served in the good oio1 ~
Virginia style of cookery" alwsys pentiui inu az
spare with meals to passengers a. sDy Of The
dsv or nisht to suit the arrival and ene
Cars or Stages; with Carriages, bteEes anu p;lo.d
hicss II carry his gueets to OF ION III .n,ronnS
inr country And although, for ne present.. al ar.
ticles of ption are hsh yet he does not nor
doe: he intend to &c. upon any o'ss' WILLisMs "
to "iire, and let lire" > "
= ~ cn1CAN $40 ell have this day
"A .old and conveyed t. Mr. VIM. b. Bishop, the
interest Iohn S5S f tRs American not. and .o
Hni.' con,,ousncs Of the liberal patronage Of the
friend. of r Brown in ''ssa Of the goaSsPS 5Sps
Ia, l. 1857 Committee of j. J. Brown.
rb. ,ndersisned hsviug taK.n a lease, for term
f YEAR, on the American Hotel respectfully solicits
,Rare of patronage from his friends and the public
He pledges himself that no effort on bis part shall be
.nayed to render his guests comfortable, and to sus
''ia a5 an1 - ''' " w B. BISHOP
DEiiOV a L.-l'irs. ~ OULHUUsE, CUP.
II PER and LEECHES, has removed her resi-.
dence to No. 1872 Main street, over Mr.. SUTHER-
LANDS GUN STORE, and will cheerfuly wait
upon those needing hsr services. either by DAY
N B-Constantly receiving from the importers
| Soeedish aud Spanish Leeches
Also, Lad.es Bandages that are highly recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty. on hand, and made to
order fe qdtm
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"a NEW sT0Ck Of sAD-E~
EHxzHh DLERY The subscriber having ~
E9&SN sold out his stock of ssddlery on

the oth OF DeceHber. takes THIS method
of informing his customers and the public generally
that he has recpened next door below his Old stand,
with entire new stock of yosds where he will be
pleased to his former customers and others who
may favor him with their patronage, feeling assured
that he please both in price and quality of goods
His stock EN- braces ever, thing in his line Of rade
all of which he will sell low for cash. to punotusl
customers A call is solicited.
He also takes this occasion Of returning his thanks
to his former customers, and hopes by strict atten
ton to business to have continuance of their
tom. Remember, one door below my old stand, No.
1876 opposite Eagle Square.
All osieIs strictly attended to.
ia 2H-1m* D. r. GROOM8.
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TX BBLs. sTUART,B q SUGAR..
LIZ Receiving and for saia BY
fels BACON 1 BAsKrRvILI.
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February LIST, 1857

The sutscr b-rs, VINO are the suf.Ivug partners of
th late firm CT Aug Anderson II Co, will wind UT
The business ef that firm without furt her delay and
will be obliged to all those in ehted TO them to make
prompt payment. ALEXIUS GREEN,
JN0 A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners OF the lats firm Of
fc 2-Sm Aug Anderson Il Co
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4 HUP hEN T. kSts IL. 1he saGsc I.ets
~ have entered into cops.tnership under the style
and firm of AEESEE PARR, for the purpose of
manufacturing Stone Ware, and have taken the
hou a. tbs corner of 18th aud Cary Streets where
they will keep always On hand assortment of the
very best quality Of Ware.
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
6.
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- EMOyAL.-D. HAtsKhTY Nell and
IL BRAss FousDER AND FfsIfHt R.-H Arine re-.
N wed my Foundry to No. 256 Main street, between
7th and 9Th streets, l am now prepared :, execute
orders for ell kinds Of Brass and Composition Csst
ings; also all kinds Of Grass Finishing; and having
purchased the patent right Of Garrstts Patent Anti.
Rrctioa Metal which 10 superior TO any thns Of the
kind nov In use win furnish the same much cheap
or then RresA 4
b. HAGERTY, Bell snd Bras Founder.
No. 256 Main street.
N. D. All kinds Of Bells made to order. ja i7-Sm
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The weather has been fine for some time past,
and the spring trade promises to open very brisk.
we have two cargoes of Coffee (about 1000 bags,)
and three Of Molasses, (Crba,) just in. A portion
Of the Moasses will be sold at auction today (Fri-
day, 2Oih,l By Messrs c. T. WORKMAN & Co, and
) 500 bags of Coffee will be sold on Tuesday next,
by Messrs CRENsHAw s. FISHER.
There are no changes of consequence in any
branch of trade, though a great portion IF our
quotations may, in some degree. be regard d nom
inal in the absence of transactions, business NOT
being yet fairly resumed.
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4 rU-PARTNkkSH NOTICE.
~ The undersigned have tits day associated
themselves. tor the rurpo,s of trarsactins GENE
Raj AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINEER
They will occupy the store recently occunied
by WILLIAMS & BROTHER, under which style
the firm will be continued
JOHN WILLIAMS,
r A. WILLIAMS
Feb 2 1851 VIM. B. WILLIAMS
fe Its
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MATTE ~ sENkk,S IMPROVE
or BOILER, the best invocation Of the age A Coffee
Pot that will save all the a-oms will not become bit
same amount Of grain used than any other article in
use Call and see than ct
GILL WEIDEMEYERs
feo-Ims 96 MAin RichmonA Va
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,c.sgTnzua.A WONDERS NEVNK CEAsK.

As FIFTY EOLLAks KEW ARD
XII Runaway from the subscriber The 18th day
en- OF September last bright uulatto gro boy,
~ named TOM, ab"ut IS years old. When Re
- left had a straw hat with black band;
a ciouded spotted frock coat Has full head Of
hair, both arms the elbows; a
the inside of tbs II thgh;s those scars have
the appearance OF being bit cut with knife He
Is lefi hac" d; shrewd and INTELLIGENT and will no
doubt attempt to pass as free boy, and may hire
hImself az such.
will give the above reward for the spprehe sion
and delivery Of said boy TO me or secured in Jail
that get him WIN A. CLEMENT
Address, Campbell Courthouse, Va jal0-h
A &c zion ANu CU.iinii.sIUN BUsI
"a KESS.-The subscriber respectfully informs b,s
friends end the public generally that he has taken
the old stand OF Gerst LisbergeT, recently occu.
pied ny J. r. Lipscomb, on Main street. Ia the tom
of Danville where he will buy, sell and receive ON
oopsignment for sale either publicly privately all
kinds of Country Produce, and all articles of Goods
Wares aud Merchandise, Groceries &C., and make
the usual advances cons garments
He will as heretofore, atten 10 the sales OF To.
bacco, and any other article Of property to be cold
publicly, etherin Dsrville the odins coun
try be hatters himself that an experience of over
hfteen years will warrant him in promising entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their pa
tronage. Having secured the services of Mr. RIO
bEkT JONES Stprmerly Of the house of John.
son Co, he fstters himself that the reouir ements
OF all hts friends will be fally met
he refers to Messrs Stokes & Riyea David r. VIII
lams, samuel Ayres aud james A. Cowardiu, OF
Richmond. and TO all the merchants, manufacturers
ia lots THOs. n. NEAL.
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NHn GAkDENING.-The subscifoer,Wn0
JsShas had twenty-five year.' experistc e as an
2sSA Ornamental Garde.e r, has located IN snls
Tor lob work Of all kinds in his line OF business
the city and vicinity such T%,n9S 1 shanh
Laying out Gardens Prun in ana fian''ne Snfa0''
Grspe Vines and Trees, NC, &c
Partcu lar attention paid to Gardens or Lots In the
CITY and neiehborhood and also enclosures in either
Order. Jeff st The Flower Garden of MIR. John
Morton head of Grace street, will receive prompt
attantinn fs 9-lms WIN. Logic.
1ssx~-.U71TT CANAL ABLE. Tin
e sE9eSEssssEsssnd after the 18th inst our PACK
kssaass'a'-ISA&~s BOATS will ieave Richmond for
Lypchturg, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI.
DAY ct he usual hour p M
f.I4-Iw BOYD. EDMOND DAVENPORT
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"a xaLUARLE TENEMENT ON R0ss
E. STREET, FOR SALE.-Mr J. A Cna.,es.
As2 contemplating removing to anstber r.,;d"..
about the LIST Of April next, he has authc red nv
sell the Tene ment on Ross street. now occuo;ss ~
MIN IL mas III rooms with ire places to 8 Of them
now in good order. and being in the heart of The c,
are admirably adapted to chant or prof. ,,,o,s,
gentleman. Apply at once to Us
fe l9-tA GODDIN ApprpSnp
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BALrIMosE, Feb I9-Flour-Citv Mile and how
ard Street A6 IS Wheat Bed 140dl42; White Is
0l60 Cnrn-Yellsw 90; Viii e 66.
NEw YORK, Feb. 10 Flour decliued- snuther1
k6.7581l5 Wheat buoyant-- w hite sL75Dl.se
Corn adyanc ed---M lied "a.
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-subseribers who not give express notice to e
Ay are considered - Wishing to continue their subser
pnS. 4a7sf1 -dG ~ ss75El. .r-.-
III GuboeE6e[l order The diseontnq4lse Of hsr peril
aTHEes paid.
Us from the oees TO which they directed ahey
sPon.ble IN they have settled the bill and oFdered them
+- subscribers other places without Inform
se publishers, and the papers sent to the former M
rtIOn, they held Responsible. --..s.
S-The COurts have decided that periods
s fGe the office, removing and leaving 1hculled
b il PrtRG EIota evidence OF fntentSRal fraud.
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ssrs concerning The editorial Of the paper
pull be addTessed to the EdOrS Jointly, To- either one
Correspondent writing for pqblIoatOu viii please write
Observance OF the above rules win greatly oblEe u.s.
SECURE more prompt attention to correspondents than
CHURCAES Ok WHEELING
For the information Of strangers whiting the city, pub
the fOnoEing list Of the different Churches and their
and place OF meeting. II there any mistakes,
u make the Necessary correction With pleasure:
81 Nanhst0s, EPiseoPaian, Corner Monroe and Byron
eetS, Rev E. T. PaAKrNs' Iscto morning services 1e
lock, evening, Z.
S Johns, EpisooPdltaa, Main street, between First and
cOud, Centre Wheeling, Rev. G. X. wARNNn, PASTOR
rning services 1O5E o'clock, evening, 756.
FrSt FreGLBterapl, XIV r. H HEED Pastor, PourthSt,
tween Monroe and Quincy and afternoon
SteoHd PreSUytrtan Webster street. between Main and
rket, Centre Wheeling services morning aud evening.
Third PresEytefa, FIth atTeet, between Chestnut
Gert sts, South wheeling, Rev. z. woODs, Pastor. SerV
morning and evening.
Fourth IrSsByterian Rev. A. PAUL. Pastor laDItreet
tween Washington aud Adams Ht services morning and
ennS.
FOURTH geeet ACttGodist Episcopal, Rev. J. E wrLsOx
utOr Fourth street. Monroe and Quincy services
rninE and evening.
ORTIZ Street etEodist Episcopal A. RpoER Pastor
Market and North StS, North Wheeling; services
rninF and evening.
CAGpEiRe Street ReEhodESt EptSoopal Rev. T. H. MON-
Pastor, ChapIine street between First aud Second,
n,re wheeling; services morning and evening
South Wheelfag A. &. Church, Rev. A. sTEyEns,
stor; services morning and evening.
iFAssLt,Ig EsaHd CHaPel wheeling IGIARd, Rev. j.
wnSoN, Pastor.
Gt,maH AelOdist EptseopqE, Rev. O. HrIWIO, Pastor,
Apne street, between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
E sts
81. James cathedrSl, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev BISHOP
v Wug1AN Filth street corner Of llampiep: services
OrnInE and afternoon ..s sea
Assoeiake R1t3ySaed Rev j. T. lIcCrnE Pastor corner
Market and JeruOn stS; services morning afternoo
Bdptt,t, - - olay street, between Rifth and
Dseiples Market street. between webstsr and Third.
entire wheeling; services lo16 in the morning, and 73
rsainE s..,,., go, -
reel. ,hoy+ s,r,b r, :, Jsbs+I,nr. - -
Zion EgaRgeiieqI LutEertaa, Rev. r. znnuESN,s.
a,tor, Market street. between webster and Tird Centre
Wheeling: serYiceS morning and evening
J.,ciak Sna0o9Es cniney street between MOrket and
|iaIp. ~ 80 = ss5si-g.
Csrmaa peotsssaHt Union Ran. Main street. beteen
|losrOe and s,ainer: services 1o3f morning.
----S--.
bDD FELLOWS EDIRECPOEY
VI,,,,,.,,. 80.
W = . Asesa 'sa steI9 AllUII u1V
the He' corner o. Market and Monroe streets
franklin Lodge Me- nSB.--lIeots a. HnboVeeTery
|Iondny evening .PTolfhS NooRrItpN a. N y N.
|Eslpey, Secretary. sItt5J.
W%. Tell ledge Ne. .ss.-Nsst, a,ssovs eve.
I'VE; wsa9s.aay evening: sea. w.leasassa n g.; 'os"
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: PHYSICIANS.
DIR. .. q. WINCHELL,

.slss sasf fIORNTISE,g9 g9ls = Eia'-sz5lfs--s
II AS taken OF splendid rooms In H6fnbFook,a new
II block, 1Is1 Main @. p Browne Jew
BY close attention 70 his buGiness
and talthtn work aRnyt WRnt6d, he hopes secure
Dr. W.is familiar With all the new m9dsd efinlsrnE
Teeth, including the HOoptlnunuS CUNT work. PTlllnk
cleaning and extracting done in the best and most faithful
No charge for advice For further inquire al
ne once. 5 J. iny24 /,
ALTERED HUGHES, NJ. u .ssdT 3
ss Homeopathic Physician, s. ~,
has removed his once and Fesldtpee and permanently
located himself ct the corner q Quneey street,;
below the First PTeBby Church Z n sFs
0FFICE HOUBs:-M Morning, from Z 70
.sss Noon, ,'t / q 8 ea.5ssstefats sal
Evenings q Sc a5't lffT
BILL OF PRICEsRor single visit, I6eentS; medicine
. cents. For more visits day. cents; medicde
% cents Advice At ocs medicine, from Is to % cts
and upwards, the may be. telat
Obstetrie cases from Is to S1O..t 80 &c.
HlSitst the country, according TO distShee. 80
charges much higher. - i'l1 - my a-lyd iss
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