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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-04
en- 1 r TRBM0NFS EXPLORATIONS

DREPARED BY the author, and embracing all
L his expeditions superbiy illustrated with
steel plates and wood cuts, engraved under the
immediate superintendence Of Col. Fremont,
mostly from Daguerreotypes taken on tho spot,
and will be issued in o style 10 match DR.. Kanos
works. It will also contain o new steel portrait
being the only correct likeness Of the author eY-
er published. Two volumes, octave, 1900.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-04
Wheat Wanted!

INtIE subscriber will pay the highest market
L price i'll cash, for good marketable Wheat
delivered at the Point Mill.
GEO. w. HOFFMAN.
October Cd, 1S57.-tf
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DR.. KAIE's FIRST NARRATIVE.
The United states Grfnnell Expedition
in search of Sir John franklin,

ONIHR JIG , eAIs 40VV-U4'
A PERSONAL Narrative, by Elisha Kent
"a Kane, NJ. D., o.. s. N. Ono volume svo.,
upwards of $50 pages, containing 200 steel plates
trait of Sir John franklin, being the only one
over engraved in America. Also, o Biography
of franklin, by s. Austin A1libone, Esq. $500.
This work il totally distinct from the second
Arctic Expedition, and embraces much valuable
and interesting matter never before published.
It should he owned by all who have purchased
the last Expedition, as 1t makes DR.. KAno's
works complete.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-04

Given under my hand, as commissioner in
Chanccry of the said Court, this 18th day of No
Vember, 1857 [no2o At JAS. REED.
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WOOllen Goods,

A TTENTION Of the public is called to
~ largo assortment of Tweeds, Cassinotts
directly from the mandatory.
jyStf J. &W. P. IRWIN.
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Wanted

BACON, Lard, Corn, Oats, Butter, Eggs
ID 60, for which the cash will be paid.
J. B. WRIGHT.
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DLANKETS, COMFORTS, SHEETINGS, &C.
ID 800 pairs blankets all qualities and prices

Bed comforts, assorted d. =
shceings in all widths Of the best grades.
pllowcase cottons, from medium extra fine.
100 select styles unure chnzes for lounges chairs and
si,rcais stAE 4 ., eti5tH es sa*e . s.t .""g
rs pieces table diapers and amasks from medium and up
wide and fine; all stylish patterns.
pillow linens qualities widths
a proverbially low prices. aH
Towels Napkins dwellings and Doyes endless profson Of
choice styles and prices. sa5 eu,rr. g.aa
Scotch Diapers all widths in the many double the
"od+ashioned pattern" $3.50
With all other goods Of the class family consumption
New supplies from tho North daily. f-s
One only marked in plain figures by of the hm from
which no deviation is allowed 1858 aaa#. * aa.E
, opening bills
present regarded opportuno persons
.cbted pay all or part OF their bills.
and residents cordially solicited examine stock
for their qualification.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may
az sa y, f PERRY & BROTHER,
ra.4ssF ass.H saa Central Stores bull ing
Oct 6-l0tdn opposite Centre Market
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The Houston Qexas) Telegraph says the Houston Tap
railroad has late, been doing better business than
ever before that the Harrisburg railroad Is doing very
large business this fall and that the Central railroad
brought In 600 bales Of cotton in September and
That the income of that road for September over
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DIED.

instant WILL TON, aged years month and Is
lays youngest Of ANDREW and JosEs1nsK SRssroRD
family respectfully invited
this afternoon o'clock from residence
his parents No. 400 L street. a
ia ts.lH baltimore Sun will please copy1 a
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Local new ).

TnK NEW CRY Posr osrIcs We are glad TO leam
that the City Post Office apartments will be ready
for occupancy early in December next and that the Office
with its valuables, viii then be removed thereto
The City Post Office proper viii occupy the large room
Of the centre building street. which is forty by sixty
four feet together with connected with ii on the
SOUTH measuring thrtyeigh by seventy feet which Is
lighted by large sky lights as well as by side windows
and is especially designed for the purpose of aordng the
greatest facility possible for the operations of this import
ant department. of government. The ceiling of this
ROOM which is wholly composed Of castiron similar to
those Of the congressional library and the halls of Con-
gress is about receiving its finishing touches The me-
chanic also busily engaged in the various other de-
partments of the work. pushing every part of it rapidly to
completion
Some of the rooms in the Eghthsreet wing are being
finished for the of the city postmaster and will be
ready for occupancy simultaneously with the City Post
Office. .tt44 @ X.
TIE TKAcnRs ASSOCIATION of the District of Columbia
will meet at the Smithsonian Institute this morning. at
10 clock TO continue the consideration of the subject of
calling educational convention in this city at early
day II is also probable that reports will be made by the
committees appointed at the last meeting to collect
tain information in relation to the schools and children
of the city and also by the committee appointed to wait
Miss johnson and request her to favor the association
with evening entertainment OF her literary readings
and if this committee met with favorable response it is
probable that evening for the readings will be fixed
upon early next week.
MEssRs. PAIRo NouRsn.--It will be recollected by
readers that there is to be adjourned meeting of
the creditors of Messrs Paro Noursc at clock on
Monday next at the Union Academy corner of New
York and l4th street. to hear and take into
sideon the report Of the committee appointed at the
late meeting examine into the affairs of that instit-
ton. r y 81
CoUnr CLAMs YEsrERDAY.-Marshall j. Bacon, of
New York, admitted to practice an attorney of
the court. n. ,sl. ast.f.ts pa.r-f.#
E. E. Anderson esq, resumed and concluded the open
ing argument in the of Henry j. Anderson the
United States when the court adjourned until ii o'clock
on Monday next aea saa u. afafa .H nj .|saa
SIoNoR BLITz will take leave of his numerous patrons
and friends this evening at Odd-Fellows Hail. Though
this will be his last performance, feel satisfied that
our citizens will regard it as bis best. s .nn.ar :.
nc
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On Monday last Rev. Mr. Williams, local preacher of
the Methodist Episcopal church. crushed to death in
of Petersons coal pits in the village of Lmetown
Washington county Pennsylvania
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The Hartford Courant says that Col Colt Is receiving
orders for his pistols than he fill The insurrec
ton in India Is the of the increased demand.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. by which

their incomes be doubedThe undersigned has
and obtained letters tho United States
rangcment machinery converting
process the through
rous preparation and spinning machinery until ready for ship
mtnt weaving.
The saving this process por cent
from the 1bre unbrkcn ope
raons Of the machinery OF the used
enange ~ will be about ny stronger heavier
will the markets OF the world dsancing competition
advanced prices.
The undersgnod prepared to dispose OF privileges TO h
patent and planters win be informed with complete
machinery and ali,
otaer necessary particulars, application addressed
Dec e-2aw1yh GEORGE @. HENRY, Mobile.
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HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION. have lust
IL received fresh supply OF the improved Rising
eSing stoves They
ron and made very heavy and hard
rough usage, For sale only at
c. wOoDwARD's,
:. #..a.sa Metropolitan Stove and Worker .
100. ..sl f Penn. avenue between 10th and l1th
Oct S-oo4w Nos. 31S and 322.
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1t has been stated in Boston papers that Messr Chick
crng Sons the extensive pianoforte makers, employ
some three hundred mechanics and many aborer that
on late payday in consequence of the on-arriva of
funds due at distance they were Obliged to expend the
funds in hand in the redemption of matred paper and
had to foego paying their hands their accustomed weekly
allowance that the thereupon met consulted to-
gcter passed resolutions expressing sympathy with and
confidence in their employers and rendered them
loan Of six eight thousand dollars the proceeds Of their
savings. 81
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A public meeting is to be held at Columbiana, Ala
bama on the 18th instant to memorabilia Congress Il
establish government arsenal in Shelby county, in thai
State gets rsrla ass sFssgg4f.E qtH Eeh.ft.4xE.
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ONE HUNpREp THOUSAND DOLLARS Wor

4
" dry goods nrsolass fabrics stock complete in all de
men prices the present financial epoch
the actual cash value marked in
plain figures by OF the nm consequently purchaser
charged. 81 tsi.1ia ll-t ~
strangers residents most cordially our
stock, u but for their qualification. tts *
New supplies from the North and East daily. t
We not opening any bills
dcouiinuns all bills unsettled from July
Good articles low prce and dealing be relied in all
5 y.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Sores y west building,
Oct 1b-1oidf opposite Centre Market
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The Napat Courts Of Inquiry Suboined Is list Of the
applicants whose yet to be investigated before
the naval courts of inquiry exclusive of the pending
cases H
Commodore Jones Captains Ramsay and Levy; Com
msadeB Lecompte, Armstrong, Chauncey Gedney,
Glynn, Richie, Johnston, and Ringgold Neuts Boyle,
Hunt, Porter, holland, Maury Steele, Flagg, Lynch,
Whiting, Browncll, Barney, and Morgan Masters Ste
and r. c. Jones; Passed Midshpmen S. Pearce and
Byrcns
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Rsay- NoTIcE.-The congregation of the Church of
Epiphany rev c. H. Hall recor) will meet for divine service
the Library Building street. between 18th
14h sunday morning at II O'Clock
and o'clock and at the hours and place
succeeding Sunday until further CT 17--lt
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A TTENTION, HOuSEK EEPERS Late improve
N mentJus out only woodwards Mcropo-
Factory Paror Companion Furnace
heavy strong The Improvement Is the letting
through the throwing
chamber and heating IT, and throwing tho hoa
the parlors. ftgtaE
G. WOODWARD,
Penn. avenue, between 10th and Ii,h streets
S--eo4w Nos. n sac
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Nom Explosive ETHEREAL Oil.

OF ETHEREAL oil and other liquids for illuminating purposes
led the invention substance which
Of those preparations without explosion
nokes less and burns FOR ionger period which facts win at all
lines DO demonstrated by the subscriber who Il the
the District Of Columbia He will sell the explosive oil
quantity the charged fearful dangerous and
oetmes FATAL namesae tho only depot for its sale in this city
Corner Of Eleventh street and street north.
Oct 16-cod6m ~ FIR sTU1Z, Grocer
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pfIE- THE FIFTEENTH tAMNIvERsARy of the Youths
Missionary Society with the street Presbyterian Church
held .bbah) O'Clock
will be delivered BY the Rev Mesrs Benger and Has
ke this city the Rev L. g. Hay missionary,
from India Who with his family had narrow from tho hands
OF the murderoua Sepoys
Hay will preach the Church morning
Oct IL.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer. -ss.s
DRICK HOUSE AND LOT, at the corner of Z
I'D streets Tuesday, the Sd day OF No
vubc shall sell in front the premises at o'clock that
property 9Th
north having OF % feet inches and rs
street. containing l662s feet being of lot No o. in
4S9 with the which good two
attic brick house This property handsomely located in neigh
society and Judiciary
Ofce and but short walk from the Capitol Persons wishing
purchase handsome site for private residence make
Investment will do well to attend the sale. .. ..
0nefouh cash balance O. H. 49, and "a months the
for the deferred payments bearing
the Of sale deed OF
ndsputabe All conveyancng at the cost of the purchaser
A. GREEN
Oct S-1aw3w6cods Auctoneer
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EDMUND F. BROWN,

EDMUND f. BROWN,
Notary Public and General Agc,
Also, Commissioner of the Court Of Chains,
HAS removed his office to the corner of f and 18th
streets Immediately opposite the northeast
Once building .asg a,ta -.#.
DEEDS, LEASES, WILLS, CONTRACTS, AGREEMENTS
other legal writings carefully promptly prepared oahs
armatons and akon and oeded general
agency business transacted, ''-s
Dot 9-2aw3m Tnicll
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HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION Just received
supply of the improved celebrated Sunrise
cooking four sizes For sale Woodwards Metro
nn Stove and Crate Factory Nos 31S 322
nue., between 10th and 18th streets.
C. WOODWARD.
Oct S-eo4w 49,, 5s FL w
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Later from Hdpand.

10 New York, Oct l6.--The steamer Daniel Webster
from New Orleans via Havana has arrived The Cuban
news is unimportant
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u II. MU5hEE, esd,
Register. Winchester. 0. II.

HcBBter, Wlnchester, y. i. y
Preparations for the issuing Of the Blue Book. The Gen
eral Land Office has completed the list of all employees
in that branch of the public service whose names com
penation etc. required for insertion in the next BIZ
enna Register This list includes not only all the Off
GERS here but the various registers receivers surveyors
general clerks in the several land States and all the
printers employed by the Office during the two years end
ing the 30th ult
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The CIRCUIT CouRT. The fall term of the circuit cour
of the District will commence on Monday next.
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16~ The Rev. VIM Pnkney d. D., having ac-
copied call Of the Church the will
upon the duties Of bis recorship Sunday October H.
Persons desiring pews In the church will please apply to
Hs iNGase ~ -#t}. aa c. f. HURLBuRT,
Register of Ascension Church,
..l '# Room No H. west wing Patent ONCE.
5-TuW&ctft
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nUFFINs PRINCIPLES on PERSPECTIVE.

nUFFIN'S PRINCIPLES OF PERSPECTIVE
~ London. 81 cent?.
Moores Perspective Principles and Practice vols London
aHa q 76 $3.50 ra 1sa ..g ~ esat saa tasHs "a3 H.
Perspective and Drawing from Mature 81
Bottoms Drawing from Objects. London g. ata.. {.
wiliams's Model Drawing. London. IS 80. Is .sar.'t
cents + F,t..a.| ri a#t s@ "s.
Girardon C6urs Perspective neaire
Paris. 81 So ,...| ,.
Drawing Book--Iandscape Paris 62K cents. '"a
Flowers. Paris. 62Ik cents. s. N .. s.,
+. f. ..rl& Animals. Paris. GAY N.f
Human Figure. Paris. 62h cents. s.
Chevreu Coos; Hay Symmetrical Beauty;
ternai Man; Jopngs Iometrcal Drawing Jopngs
Iomeca Perspective; Phillips Lectures Painting; Meri.
OIL Painting; Hazlt and Hayden Painting; Ruskns
Modern Painters; Phillips Color Gle gs Architectural
Machine Drawing Burns's ometrical Drawing; Hills Flower
Painting Goes Drawing; Progressive Drawing Book Pyne's
Architectural Drawing. Era.#. |-,.s, /.
Imported, with Others from London and Paris, by H.
FRANCK TAYLOR
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Railroad Disaster.

SYRACUSE Oct. 16.--Ihe mail train on the Central
Railroad was thrown off the track west of this city
night in consequence of piece Of the road being washed
away The whole train, consisting of baggage car the
mail car, and four passenger cars, thrown down
embankment twenty feet high and all were smashed
The train contained sixty passengers Miss Brown, of
Toronto, @. W., was drowned; Mr.. Bronson, of New
Britain, Conn., was badly injured, and died to-day
twenty other passengers were injured six seriously The
mail car and all the mail bags excepting one were
burnt
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DLACK AND WHITE PLAID FLANNELS and
I'D white plaid fabrics ladies'
200 dozen ladies' Paris kid gloves all colors and
best make y order. V. f ...
One price only deviation a"a sHr.E.t @ r.. a....
supplies fancy staple goods
daily. & a...t
PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores,n west building,
Oct S-1Odif ID. -fga.s.t.. ID Opposite Centre Market.
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A UTUMN AND WINTER CLOAKS.--Opened to-
IA day stylish autumn and winter cloaIs for ladies'
line Of modern shaws adapted for the
approaching .n& gss 55a asg.@r s.tau
large mourning shaw all Of the very grades
supplies from the North and East daily p3Ft sE
price only plain figures by Of the nrm and
deviation allowed therefrom. Ell. 39i stt H Eta
Mourning allowed Of the appreciation Goods
will also be sent for the inspection OF nvas all other
chasers must decide what they Goods will not BIO allowed
OF tho store appreciation will they exchanged
back We serious in this matter for many costly
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing DO relied all
PERRY II BROTHER, ,
Central Stores,p west building,
Oct 9--10tdn .f a.... .. opposite Centre Market.
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SECOND CABIN.

d. B. Raassi, Charles Blum, d. Levick, L. Falon
daughter and infant; G.. N Gaul, M. Gittermann Robt
Edmann, j. Il. Reed, J. w. Tompkins, Isaac N. Temp
ins, Grorge Manott, s. G. Wheelwright, L. Strauss r
Hoer, l.. Dorsey j. 0. Stevens G. w. Hutchinson, j.
@. Glow, Peter McChardy j. H. Adams, H. B. Kent, Mr.
Barchman, George Lee 2.a t s.T" ~
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Modern Languages.

DROF. DANIEL Z. GROUX, native of France
teacher modern especially French Spanish
TRANSACTIONS with and puncualy,
moderate prices, .ffAt
Pennsylvania avenue No 225 SIDE
treets opposite Wizards Hotel, Washington, d. c. faet
9--3l,sSW Kim @fE#
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LAMILY BIBLES, large quarto size, in full leather
liz binding, 81.
FAMILY Bibles full bound, in embossed leather 81 2s
octH FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EVERLASTING SHIFTING COTTON

t ''EN ERLASlAN1 SH1AA1lNu OolION.>
OPENED two cases of the above superior extra
" heavy shifting cotton at IAN cents per yard. sHn#
Those who have been waiting for the article be
supplied. f4F egf "a GFa Vi n|.a aes ez.te ~sfI..
Also, pieces of other superior shring
IS pieces and heavy sheetngs Of all widths
20 cartons stitched linen shirt bosoms
100 pieces Irish linens all grades thick and thin the Of which
made orders in Ireland, &
New supplies from the North and East daily
price only and deviation consequently purchaser
char ged E#.-.f ..s
We not opening any bills. .-.-.. ..
or all who have settled their bills
July LIST viii do SO prior to making " "
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied in all
cases. ....,.. ed. "a Fbr 81 q FERRY BROTHER, az
. Central Stores" west building
Oct 10-10tdift opposite Centre Market. q
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SGNoR BLz will take leave of his numerous patrons
and friends this evening at Odd-Feows Hail. Though
this will be his last performance feel satisfied that
our citizens will regard it as bis best. ,s -Hn.. !.
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The Ohio Ript

WHEELING, Va.,) Oct l6. The river here to-day is
seven feet and rising.
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Admission % cents. Children, 10 cents.
Oct LOT
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MELTON CLOTHS.--Brown and gray mixed
yl heavy cloths priced ladies' and coaks
and basques Pa
Black fancy colored cloths for the purpose
plain black ribbed cloths, coaks, &C.
mantes modern styles the
best material and finish. Et
supplies from the North and East daily. r-
One price only no deviation. IN - .a .
PERRY & BROTHER
"Central Storcs,' west building,
Oct lT--d10tf .... opposite Centre Market.
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Regimental Headquarters volunteers,

| ---- ReKfm6htHI HcduquHrteTS VUHuntccFB,
Washington October IL, 1857.
vTNHE PARADE ordered for Monday, the 10th inst
postponed further orders with Of awaiting Of that
the honorable Secretary
war portion the New be a under the
the volunteers and militia OF this District which Is
expected place during next month.
meeting The officers OF tho regiment will take place the
mory Guards Monday tho 26 instant
at 7 o'clock, y. m. precisely. Il
BY order OF Colonel Hickey; .
Oct 10 II. n. ODER. Adutant.
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The Ohio Election.

CLEVELAND, Oct l6,-Returns from sixtytwo counties
have been received showing democratic gain since last
fall of 1861 votes. The democrats now confidently
claim the State by q small majority =
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FROST KING.

$4,000 FROST KIM II-TI"E0ENT
~ WOODWARDS Metropolitan Stove and Crate
We factory 3ls Pennsylvania between 10th and nth
streets. e a..t -aE arfsg tGa4a
Sep 4-eodiBm sfH . 4a4 aHfa'. adE
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~ REAT CHANCE.--Virgina and other money
taken bargains goods Having purchased very
peor stock Of veve cloths and at great sacrifice
less than prices months will
bargains be this also, fno
splendid Of clothing which must be sold for cash
WALL * STEPHENS O..
No. 322 Pennsylvania between 9th and 10th streets,
G3... ft5 ~ s.H under Browns Hotel No, 232
Oct 17-lmcod between 9th and 7th streets
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aa. denomination Of Mayor Wood
New YORK, Oct. 16--Iast night Mayor Wood was
renominated at Tammany Hall by IS votes out of los
cast.
. -..rfes.a.a The Ohio Election
CLEyrI Oct ~ civ
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ITO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS.-Four parlors,
with bedrooms adjoining with &c, on Pennsyv
opposite Wizards Hotel between 18th and 10th
Also STORE the place .at f3atiaa
"a 9-3awSWF1m DANIEL. II. GROUX
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Ma gnincent Grain and stock Farm for Sale.

ahe publishers Of these papers requested the adve
dated the 18th Of September conform TO the above
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Hon Thomas A. Hendricks, Commissioner OF the Gen
eral Land Office, has returned to this city Hewill re-
sumo the discharge of his official duties to-day. p
Important Decaoa Subjoned is the decision of the Act
ing Commissioner Of the General Land Office in relation
to the refusal of surveyor general to approve the survey
of a donation claim