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PnrLApELpuIA, june rs, 1857.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1921.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter dated on the 18th Of June
reached me at Philadelphia few days ago.
The preparations incident to reembaring in the pro-
fcssion of my life in this city will prevent from
ceptng the distinguished honor you have kindly ten
dered But cannot avoid expressing to you my CRATE
full of the in which you have been pleased
to remember and to refer to the period of my official
idence in the federal metropolis recognise among the
signatures to your letter the names of many whose
quaintancc made for the first time while officer of
Congress and 1t will always be to of great
satisfaction to know that during than four years of
much excitement have been fortunate TO preserve
intimate relations with gentlemen who stand high in
social life and who WELD SO large an influence at the seat
Of the general government.
Your great capital rapidly advancing in the arts and
sciences and in every element which should distinguish
the political centre of the American Union Is especially
fortunate in those residents whose refined Inequalities,
enterprise and learning have made it Of the most de-
ghtful and attractive cities the globe and 1t viii
be my pride and pleasure wherever my lot may hereafter
be cast to second every effort still further to extend the
sphere of its usefulness.
The of Office particularly of that station the du-
ties of which called upon to fulfil and especially
under circumstances of the most trying character
nected as was during nearly the entire period of my
official term with the public press, have made
than DESTROYS to occupy perfectly independent POI
siton. Thrown into politics and compelled to take q
prominent part in the struggles of leading parties
have lived to the great statesman to whom have de-
voted the active of life elevated to the presidential
charto that high station for which he is so emnently
qualified by education and by experience and in which,
however may have differed to his opinions, he
will be to reflect credit upon himself and the
try, H
In resolving therefore, to editorial life in my
native State il is with peculiar pleasure that shall al
ways recall the uniform Partially and favor which have
been extended to me by the good people of Washington
have the honor, gentlemen, to be, very truly, yours
J. w. FORNEY.
To Messrs W. b Magruder, Jacob Gideon, Geo. Parker
Geo. W. Riggs, jr esqrs. and Others.
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man named John Fitzpatrick arrested in Albany
on Saturday last charged with throwing his wife out OF
the second-story window of their residence
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The Constantinopc correspondent of the New
9th ult
Colonel Lame and Mr.. lee Of the Boston Relief and
Submarine Company, have arrived here their way to
Sebasopo for the purpose of attempting to raise the Rus
sian ships of war sunk in its harbor They have pur
chased and taken possession of American steamer now
lying in this port, called the General Knox Another
company of which Mr. Gowan is heagent lately passed
down the Danube his way to Odessa for the same pur
pose II is said that Mr. Gowan and his associate sport
full dress American uniform, the colonel. and
the other major, with swords and cooked hats, and
plumcs which cannot fail to impress the Russian braves
Of scbastopo with the rceating qualities of American
republicans with the odor OF the ship still strong upon
them.
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REDUCTION OF POSTAGE TO THE BRITISH COLO
MES OF FALKLAND ISLANDS, GAMBIA LABUAN
IoNIAN ISLANDS, AND NATAL.
We are requested to state that in consequence of
recent reduction Of the British postage, the single
rate of letter postage between the United States and
the British colonies of Falkland islands, Gambia, La
buan, Ionan islands, and Natal via England, will
hereafter be SO cents, prepayment required, when
conveyed from England, as follows, viz
Falkland islands and Gambia by packet or by
private ship.
Labuan and Ionian islands by private ship.
Natal by packet, via the Cape Of Good Hope, or
by private ship, direct.
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pEpARrMEsr NEWS.
STATE DkpAnrxEsr.

Augmentation Of Salaries ef Government Officers IN Ger
HanyA correspondent at Frankfort under date of June
9Th, writes as follows
- The second Chamber of Darmstadt has sanctioned
the government proposition for augmentation Of the
salaries Of civil officers whose salaries do not exceed 900
forms. "A sum OF 1000 hoTins has moreover been
granted FOR augmentation of salaries of military Of
ce These clear proofs of the increased expense OF
living in Germany"
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THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

We copy the following from Galignani's Messen-
ger Of June % s.
.The first days voting for the general elections OF
Paris passed yesterday with the greatest tranquility
The improperly Of abstention has appeared to be fully
recognised throughout the several eircumscrptons
the attendance considerable The polling places
opened eight, but very few persons presented them
selves before nine the weather being anything but vor
able and continuing TO fall throughout oil the
er part of the day. In the more popuous districts
worknen who during the week had not had time to pro-
cure their cards electors focked TO the different maircs
to 60 through that fornaty and thence went to the
tons indicated to them. In the capital it may be calcu
lated that than half of the electors inscribed have
voted on the first day The general impression appears
to be that the candidates will be all elected
The polling will be resumed this morning at eight, and
terminate deinitiveIy at four in the afternoon"
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COL. JOHN w. FoRNEY.

We take pleasure in complying with the request
to lay before readers the following correspond
ence between number of the citizens of Washington
and Col. John w. Forney. He assigns reason
for declining this proffered honor his engagements
preparatory to re-embarking in the profession of
journalism. We understand that he is about to es-
tablish newspaper in the city of Philadelphia. His
long experience in editorial duties---whch he calls
the profession Of his life--hs welcstablished char
acter for talents and ability as writer, and his
thorough knowledge of politics, politicians and par
tes--wil enable him to render the most important
services in supporting the men and the measures of
the democratic party. We wish him the most ample
success:
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1851
DEAR SIN: The undersigned residents Of Washington,
without distinction OF party, who have been familiar with
the ability and fidelity with which You have discharged
all your duties public officer in this city with the
ameny that has marked your social relations the gencr
GUS impulses which distinguish you a friend and the
courteses that govern you gentleman wish to testify
their respect in appropriate and acceptable form be-
fore they bid You adieu They tender you the hospal
ties of public dinner, and respectfully request you
designate the time when it will suit your convenience
meet your friends at the festive board
W. b. Magruder, Jacob Gideon, George Parker George
w. Riggs, jr., p Clayton, Walter Harper, Walter d.
Davidge Samuel Bacon, w. A. Bradley, John Carroll
Brent, c. W. Botoler jr, James G. Bcrret A. Grcenlcaf
n9. A. Linton Jno Il. Kendall, A. H. Dodge of George
town, Thos Berry, John A. Smith, Samuel Stott, John
+. Coye, H. B. Sweeny, JAS. Adams, jr., A. f. Perry,
Jno r. Hciss, J, G. Willard M. w. Gait Bro, r. j.
Gait, B. L. jackson, VIM. L. Dove, Francis Dodge of
Georgetown Cornelius Boyle, Alex Provost j. G. Nc
CURE, r. j. Nixen, w. d. Walach, Robert Beae, e. w.
McKnew, $. 2. Hoover, B. Baylss, G. Inge, Geo. s..
Gideon, Robt J. Patterson, Taylor & Maury, Wa. H.
Maddox, J. d. Hoover, Geo. +. Lindsay T. L. Smith,
I'm n Todd
ton Key, and ii. Winter.
To Col JOIN w. FoRNEY &C., &C., &c.
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ENCOURAGE -4ITKRIoAH M4SCF1c Ei
BUTAR41sS ROCK. * EEESRIfFS
Wrjfiny E111jd

1ECE this superior Fluid Ink has been Before us public
~ nov nearly Two ysarE, Il has been constantly Rai IL
mold Fluid. ' " '''+ - "a F'tli- 'tty4 az
I IGr.nS ne past ysas tenS thousand quat pint bot
With smaller Sizes inGperabc have best 500
~ and merchants IN Cincinnati, Louisville Pits
bunaIo Cleveland, DeirOA TerTc lAutr LafAystte,
; Memphis St Louis, YIcksb.g Jackson, NHteheG
tsSH oCSns. II has aso seen adelkcd % The EthteDe
OF Kentucky TcrntEsrc and AtSstssipt It has
three first class Diplomas Institutes
and Louisville, and Diplomas and Prize Me-
and Illinois. f 80 - 49, SI-'ii tts9I't4A ''s
me following perchants bankers &C.. Wheeling, hsrn
totore using ArnOlls KglIst have si D.
ler's Dook keepers HrLng Elnf:
HoTthwestern Rank OF Virginia; Mechanic Melanie,
SsnE o. Mhesng Bsnt q Whecling crvssept snnnIet-
rms Company; County CLERK Of OLi0 CnBty Ir
STAph Ocei Baltimore and ohin Rarnad Once, seisSe
ulnt GubeTSon = Col Prees.
. For sale at manufacturers Trlses by l;.f -l-r3
ocS0 LASiBDTS. 0ILRBRsoN &co.
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CHUhLhEs or WHEELING

For the information ofSraugers Visiting city, pub
Ish following list OF the dineren Churches, and their
time and place Of meeting II there are any sIsksS' We
iilmase the necessary correction with pleasure:
(, U,n5,,,s g,dseoDtlitn Corner Aiouroe and Byron
,,, Key 4 T. prEKlSs Rector; morning services l151
o'clock, evening", I.
q, oh,, Ept,coDaEian Main street, between First and
econd, Centre Wheeling, Rev. q. X. WANAAH, Pa1tOr
morning services io}S o'clock evening, ~.
Monroe Au Quie! and afternoon
Sd J,,,sbgt,yi,n webster street, between Main and
MarE,i Centre Wh.sluE services morning and evening.
I1trd PrssJytrfaH, P ltrtrt, between Chestnut and
Taer sts south Wheeling, L wOoDs, Pastor, seTvi
tourls ie.G yts,a Rev. a PATTI, Pastor Sain'tFee
between washDkOH aud Adams '''.' services
SouSa street 1r.tsoat,s E,f'eopN' Rev. j. E wltsos'
Pastor rour's'rset' between Monroe anu ''"'''
morning and evening. -, D.,. AeRyarr Pastor
OTLcr lSrket and Nos'A st''' E''''''
morning and evening. ,..,.., v.,. r II, No..
or, Pastor. cAaplns street, between l,ss anu '''''
CsE're MLFs ms :. 80 Rev A. s4EvESs
f0H'" -, ,,'ar,tn,I and evening.
HA'sitn0 A'IH"@ '""P''' ="
MnSos' fa'1e'' ,.,.,,, r,.v O. II,lNIs Pastor,
Gern'"H 6sD'"''t .,S brd csntIr Wheel.
ChAPi'ns '''ss'' 's'' ''''
'"., ,,,,,1,.yk Roman cathoIic, Rt. Rev. BsMOF
X. v MpllAS, hll'h s"se''
OrninE and afternoon = ,,,r,r,r. Pastor. corner
i's''us andafsrnOon
ofMaTkst Hna b,,Wsen rh and
SdIdi"' - G.ss ,-,.,trs
iI.h 'Fs.. sst.en webster and Third
cen,rs wh,silus; service. 10Y tbs morning. 'nd'%
svsnlnE. ....,--..u- ,,,,,, Pastor. Clay
Gr"nge'ieal ifo,ss,a,s I,,a.,r,' In
street A'o's S'" s.',I...,,, r.,, p Znr,,NERMA.
~i'" i.,yy,,n webster and Third; Centre
Pastor, Market street, 0sE- -.sH
whssiing' SERVICES h.,.sr NfarIet and
.yetrisA Synagogue quincy A''ss''
Main. ,.,-..,
C;SrHon FrOtSttdRf, Union hah' "liu ''''''
Monroe and Quincy services lV's nO'u''s'
7I,sI-Ss. Tr.vpTOT%Y
ODD FElrl-( ~ vs. . -
VIrsinIus Lodge No. 3.-Msst' every FhursNay
$. ~ 49, N n ". carr, secretary.
JAMS W, aooA, S1.3Mrrt, AZ sboveeyery
Frnnklin Lodge No. 10 AS'-S.ss " :" Ir r NJ
Ess@,' Ss,s.s ss.rs,ary. ..sIl.5
-. XV.1,-,iay evening. Cas-. DIcEMASS, n. Gi John
Saiads, Secretary. ,,.....v....,,on5,,
VyheelInR Ledge No. 58.-MeetS every MonuA!
evening ~ u,S -, Tsot,,r srer,tary
PauoIa Ledge Ne. s1.-Nss.. a, above ever!
.c' Secretary.
~ To1ros the ireland t4is
Tae.dsy evening, Of each month. y G. MAHsa O. P
". BaHesard, scribe. ,,-g..,, /,
WEn. Ie'l .,.,,ir-' ~ ~
above ths seeoaS Ana ~ =, 49, I;,et scrib..
month HtAAs Ne-'-' =: :, ..,1,a,,.,.,..-
MASONIC 1141sE-S1 = - ~
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Ihh LAW OF NLWSPAPlRs.

i-subseTibers who do give express notice the
IiOLs.
If subscribers order the dlscontnuAacs Of their PERI
TgaTagCs are paid
sill subscribers neglect rcfaSe TO take their periOd
which they directed they held
FGsytnbIv t they settled bill ordered them
discontinued.
Ill sub5crieTs remove 70 other places ulthoutInfOr.
Gbhers and the papers Bsnt TO the former d.
FGet.OI., they held responsible.
he Courts have decided that refusing tF take pcriOdi
the oes, removing and leaving them unealled
ora primo JtciG evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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,r( 0OKhEsPONDNNTs.

g % sss5 g
Lttes concerning editorial department Of the paper
aoul The Editors, joyt or to either one
of them ..
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
nly on side OF the paper.
OI the above rules VIII greatly obBe U.S.
and pronpt attention 10 GoTTespOndsns thGu
! . night otherwise receive.
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62iLE IND WINTER 31lf.1E.
I SroNg& THOMAS take fleasasS N sauouhe.ng tLsI
\ Winter = ff
Dry Goods, Varieties ana MILLINERY Csestt.. :.
they s2ve just rsceiYed tuvic Scoud Fail Purchases,
which, added to hGr former enable theua sr-
sent 70 tho Public ihSu
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Btns by fsr the largest ami MOST DEEIRkHLg stos and
embracing the BEST SELECTION o3 eSOce hasz
ever oiered 10 the TGbi:.
To theiE ormcr variety tey hare added large atosk
nnd alee Beautiful iaG CT e9es Eurs suitable tue
Mlter Eradeto both OF which, vel to ther stock
sehsT2uy they Invite ;liS attS'i:ie OF the Trade.
aTtr oeci In tC Eastern cl,i, sorJ +ius previous to
Toe late heavy riSc "a I'll ki 2 Gotten Esbrlcs aad buy-
ias sygey h III Cash ts! have dsuc; Apy yeAra
Ntst as well IS directly fcl1 the sprtera ard SnifE
tnfs IA some elnStanees; they nEF ost runCens
g csc SlsA iHsra either by the PIECE ~ REAlL
SSGeE Il by no similar house 81 tae Mcst. 80
EsSt the wants of telr Spy Inerepfng Trade Ihsy
ntY atdS and are making ample furnIGh
me P1bte With of the bcst aelect. Stk1 OF EGs 10
their llncin the West. y s5flf
In this st0ek may be found frlIy -,ssE
lEt1e0 ydS sikE-elnhrSenG ponc Of tle -Gnest tulp
nj, S,ylV " French MsTio"ts, CsPhmeFSE, DombG
AoetS and quNlity ard color, ef
imI Hue OF the Richest Pal intd OrnbTe shaded sR
IN striped C1shnlei-es and DsIainys--ntSFte,i.
SUI 6hntsts and racing of The el!
sycr offered IN Wheeling. ,1
1870 yds Ginsharls, Drhas.s nelAr,- aAa Rrlneand
Se,uSg OF Fties-et;hFaruE the :4ssest lne
h9aSS, u net BY any iaGsc IN t!le city.
IhcS have laid in their view 70 cirSr caSh
anu plSNEe s Pnhetist S6St4 GIh tlelF ILFt
shall he wanting 70 please.
They fttl confident that they can osJ ,,ts,n.ts .,
IoeS c.AA bge'r Ckeel-d b! house Hsht Il Il.
Gnllr States. No trouble shnE Sedt Z.
NSrS, ioiels aud IoAts Tor castuuleTs.
~ .ssiEaJS on hand Prime live Geese eeathets.
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.aeNeIrJ sftVCrnnd Plated ~ are,
-----l y ~ loCkH, &C. &C.
q. u l4ROW ri

no. l17 Main Street ,ywheeling, va.
nOw opening Of tire ntat and larEtat assotteats
Of EnOs In his line that hns been brought TO this
city, which viii soi whoeseand Ks,an st Priees
Among his goods may bU found Silver HateAta
from some of tl most celebrated Suisse Manu-
faetnrerers Also the 1eat ~ H. H. American patsat
Lever WaichSs ulosH ia CREST variety, Including;
daI Regulators of n quality, suitable banks, Railroad
stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful JLNery in settE oher6ise Coal losAc,
Cameo Uold Store, Lava, ard all told JrHcrv, Als0
assortment OF Soft Soldier and plated Jeclry Ghp.
Fine pocket Gallery, EaEors, acIsVrs stYer SaIlia
Rings, Card CaseS q0ld Pens &c. 81. Every article
is establishment Is warranted to be gpbl rpreseE
I'd, or the mOnry returned. call Il respectfully solicited
ln26 Main from SjRrsh 4 Tavlnrtr
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TAKE pleasure informing my friends and patrons Of
Wheeling and ts vicinity and the citizens generally that
wear, that have oere citsScns or
Wheeling and vicInity; al Of which prepared to make
nannsT at short notice All gooS warranted 70 BE-
resented or sale.
IIaye also just large stock uratsh
ing Goods rgch as white eOlored md inareease slrts
an Shirt Collars, Silk, Cotton and MCFno Under SlTtr.
Sik Cotton, Linen and JAes Draws, SIX and Linen Epd
krrccfs suspendsrs SE, Cotton aud Llale half ASse,
black white and CoOrtd Kid GioVgI very nahsa
plain blaek'nnd fancy Stocks, Ties. Ceiats, Ae. &c
J. II. SThLTAihS,l ff-
ulhs9 Merchant Tailor, No. .. Ws sshInEton Hall
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New Arrangement

icals &C., whose hRve been Transferred
Sir. Iobs HnOkB, that receiving said Periodi
Gals regularly and would TGqUest those
call at III Main atTest any Wishing discontinue
sir eTiptfnnB VIII please advse thai
IrteTre teir copeF. We have just received
elegant Family gbs; also late rs. ents' ana
Mrs South Woytla WOrs Everything IN Tho BOOK
Stationery be hE te Cheap BnUk RtoTc," Ne
III Main strrtJ .iNp1pl JAs. c. ORR
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HElSKEIII u SWEAR1NGEN
II AVE- nov received their gutte sEcoED 6TOo6 or
IL SPRING & SUMMER GOODS receutly eSiSetsd ia
Sew York by sample aud oherWtss from the
arrivals and erEGt designs OF the would bsE
here call tie attention OF buyeEI TO their extenRVs llock
preas Goods and EabFolIeFies, which in ADd
beauty style, combined will moderate prisss, cRnuot No
eXrnllni.
very complete. {.5 80
We have opSaed q heGutlf1l Assortntut Of 6fHns
and SutnIneI Dress Goods, consisting OF - ga
KielI Hloruced QrtnRdineS,
RayGisre Rlnunced BereEes, ri sac 7zEf
Bxyadere Plounccd eIkS,
sr striped and F1ounctd OTgnnd.ss,
ans IE1skELL sYEARINQES.
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me western country OF the following sools VlolJns So-
lhSsio Double hassSs Guitars, BInoes Tapiborlues,
Drums etc In fact Keep article IrongibE to lie
p s-Hrass Bands supplied with Instruments at short
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Pianoes Melodeous, s,rapines and Accordeons tuned
and repaired and an other kinds Of In iumenis generally
with neatneEs and dispatch. 80
81 All goods warranted, Atthls establishment
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a lac l.ynCh5Hrg aEo.c ana Eire GnsurIlnCc
sOniPHny of ksynch burg, Va
CAPITAL $l,vUO will take rsks promptly adjust
~ and pay lossrs. An. 7. SELBY,
jln29 Agent.
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Splendid Inducements to hoss rho tofs1 to
attend Commercial College.
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.SFiE.EY MUSIC

Il l. oFEEI NJ MUSIG.
am eonstautly RECEIVING kceI, on hand lsrse md
ehoice collection Of Sheet Music Also IustruCoi hooks
for every Kind OF Instruments now In ule = 's
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Books, Stationary 6lWall Paper.
NEW. ARRANGEMENT r
III AY1NG purchased the Book, Stationery and Wall Pa
IL par rstHbllshIent Of John r. Thonlp5On,I WI eVnn-
Jt business tIe slR stand, lii Aiuln street,
and solicit continupnee Of te patronage
heretofore 50 hberay extended to my predecessor.
It Is my purpose 70 keep constantly on hand fi and
sOfdletc IN the v9E0us branches gf le b1A
nesF, and to sen at the lowest prices.
To Country Merchants feneerE and Others purchasing
WhoIesale great Inducements oGeFed In stock and
pTiees- ta
nolls-iy JAs. Q. ORR.
i'I'o my Old RrIenda and CuatorneFa.
TAKE great pleasure in reeoniiaenains Ar jas O. orr
70 whom have @sld stock Of Books stationery W all
paper, G aud TO Request for him connnenee af the
nov navis =. .s.s''' JOHN IT THoIPsoE.
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TO THOSE WHO ENTER sIY INSTITUTE, on DESIIT
upon completing thorough p Double Entry Hook
Keeping and It's Collateral BRANCHES, sccre lucrative
lOymet in Commercial pai King Houses Accountants
within Ninety days after their graduation, else they will
be indemned 10 tile full amount OF the paid for tut
and fltIsF FAalfER
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RTA MS!

B1sEA-GS4-1 -1SSsss
very neat and saPeriOrartisle of
BANK CHECKS on all the city Banks
ORDER BOOK IS,
.EAAK DEEDS, NOTES, DRAFTS, Sc,
Printed on sVtEa raPer. iOr sale tthis of;ss.
D.as Receipts snd Bills IF La,tiag
pp,sa and BOultO order. Also. every description Of
Tin Ell liiti lEk1IkGl
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NUMBER1 81
CITY BUSINESS. o.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,

ia MAIN ST., WHEELING.
ISiLE IND HI4Yz.sR 3H-fDE.
SSroNsG THOMAS take f4easase N sa,souhe!ng IlsI
~ ihey are nov ~ reee9t OF tbs f stOSA Si FGAaa
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Life Insurance,
fTNE nnderaignr will take applications Life poIIces
Il In tile United States Life Insurance Annuity Trust
Company Of lhiadelphIa.
Estimated value Of annual premiums sSt2Ut ~
Wheeling. Jan. 81, 1S57-tjan29 AGENT.
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FREQ Tuition. or gTcrntfVc Situations.
Graduates irUm this lnstituton hng response
bic and lucrative positions Cashiers, Hook keepers and
Railroad Ocs ClerEE in different sections OF the country,
and being preferred by business to Graduates OF
any other Mercantile Col Hcncs the above unpara
eled Inducements which nothing but tile Superiority
Of instruction and thOro training Of students
business life would --e
Tic Principal Of tia Tg&titution HdS been practical
ncc0uztdnt longer period Mdn any other TSdcieT
ia the iIester1i country.
Address the undersigned for further ,sr:!cua1s,
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Only makers in this State of Herriag's s
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I0llTERIEs.

TIE weil-known Maryland Consolidated
Lotteries, oi which n. FRANCE. s. Co. are
the managers, are chartered g, the state of
Maryland, and commissioner elected by
the people, who is sworn to superintehd and
certify that everything connected with them
is done in strictly honorable manner, and
that the Interests ofparlies who reside al
distance are as well protected as if they
themselves were present at The drawing.--
Another fact which ths managers call aAer-
lien 10, is, that all persons have a legsi right
10 send orders for llckels to Maryland, as
lotteries are lesalized by special law 10 thai
state. a lottery is drawn every day OF The
month. limo partieolar class is named. or
ders are filed in the frst drawing to lake
place after The communication comes 10
hand. The prices of tickets vary from 6
10 $50. No iicketsare, however, sent unless
ID Q money iortbe same is received with the
order. The drawings are npon ibe princple
of one number on each ticket (after The Ha.
vana plan, IND Temsry mhinaiiod. Prizes
vary in amount from $50 10 100000. All
orders for tickets or packages viii receive.
prompt attention, and the drawing mailed to
all purchasers Immediately aiter ii is over.
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