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The Flood at Cairo.

ST. LOUIS, June 18-Later accounts from Cairo say
that the reports in relation to the flood have been much
exaggerated. The damage will not DO great
might be anticipated from the accounts received.
ALBANY, June ls.---The Chicago papers received by
mail give details of immense destruction of property at
Cairo through the entire submerson of the town. The
assessed valuation Of property in 1857 two mil
ions but the papers SKY that this conveys distinct
idea of the actual loss The last despatch reported the
water as still rising.
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The Ohio River and the Crops.

CINCINNATI June ls.-The river is falling rapidly the
weather has been fne with the thermometer at 80 de-
grees. The Miami bottoms free of water, and
the planting is going The wheat is in fine
don and the barley is being harvested and the crop will
be good one
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Charles Mackay Il going to enghten his friends 10
the merits of Catawba wine Four boxes passed through
Cleveland from Cincinnati Friday consigned to him
at the Office of the IHssrated London Nerrs.
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Nxw YoEk June l9.-The Vanderbilt has just arrived
here, having made the trip from Southampton to thb
port in days thirteen and haf hours. She reports ia
vorabe weather during the entire voyage.
By her mails received some interesting details
In the House of Lords June Sth, Lord Clar sndon
asked If the government could lay before the House sny
information concerning tue proceedings of the British
cruisers in the Gulf of Mexico.
The Earl Of Maimsbury said he had received nothing
but pae Statements but from conversation with the
American minister he believed there great differ
In the views of both countries the question ut
issue between them and from the orders sent out to the
officers the West India station that repetition of
such proceedings was likely to
The Times, In its city article on Tuesday says that
the by the Persia showing the feeling Of America
the Gulf outrages, had but slight effect upon the
funds the decline which only 3D.,
covered The leader of the paper IN speaking of
these outrages, says
The treaties with both France and America having
expired it is madness for England TO assert pretensons
to which no strong and independent power Is likely to
submit The good done by searching foreign vessels
nothing compared with the bad blood engcndered and
though many so-caled outrages undoubtedly exag
gerstons there enough known TO prove that the prac
oe of searching vessels under the American flag ought
to be discontinued at once"
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius confined the 28th
with more threatening aspect. The liquid fire
pouring from several cratc and the entire valley of
Airs of flames. The villagers fleeing in
all directions The destruction of the town of Portic
feared
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Bank Exploded.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE American Bank, which
lately opened here under doubtful circumstances closed
It's doors this morning. 1t is supposed to have
siderable western circulation Its funds have all been
Withdrawn from the Bank of Commerce.
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THE SEARCH QUESTION AS VIEWED BY. THE
BRITISH AND AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS

NLk D(ru
british AND AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS
IT, we are to receive the declarations of Mr. Fitz-
.,erad U.dsr Secondary Of State made in the House
of Commons on the evening Of the first instant after
elaboration Of one day, az the views Of her Males
tvs ministers ON this important subject, confess
with tho London Post two cannot sec our way out
WIN '''o Do.-oo's .
OF the dihculfy MT. ritzgeraiu, aitoE sPe"hihs VI
matters of fact in connexon with tho exercise of
i, 90, ..a ,.;. ar. ..ost
Heaioh ~ ''0 o"o"" 1850
caution hereafter ON the part OF British cruisers
b;s Language il somewhat eouivocal. il is true but
- p -. :. H.,
II 1T means anything, we are 70 recei'e IL aS ueo
iaration that tl. government Of England intend to
.. A. ,..,.;.o ;t..,f I'm, IN ;mnoae unon tn
PURSUE wy Pi''0o '''e.'' ~ r.
agents the greatest cautasn and circumspecuon LII
;ts exarc;ss ts isa sfs sg
w ,Jl-.l 4. ;. q, 4. ..,.,. t..cx 80 p;.;h
"o nave Pfac'eai in0s''oA .'o'' 'S-s 40 .'~'i
cruisers haye' visited American vessels and have
;ai.x ,,~ ~;.,h.s % ~, a.,,,.l ,.,.,,, t}e seas
''oo@'.'.. 49,
We maintain that there are TWO tuhdamehtai Pr'ii-
cples of public law recognised by all civilized
a
states. isfts ~
First The perfect equality OF all nations.
Second. That all nations, being equal have all
equal right to the uninterrupted use OF the unappro
priatod ports of the ocean for their navigation.
carry with them, and maintain for their government
the laws and jurisdiction of their country.
The Senate Of the United States, at the close of its
late session. adopted the following resolutions upon
this subject
esol,ed las the judgment of the Senate) That Ameri
can vessels on the hsn seas IN ume o. peace, bearing
country to which they belong and therefore any vista
ton, molestaon detention OF such vessels by force
OF oy inc eSnlpun y, tha ~ .I - t IJ;td
States
Resotred That the recent and repeated vloa'ions o.
to an If Great Rits; in the Gulf Of Mexico and the
adjacent seas by firing into nterrpting and otherwise
toreply denng .hem on .nel, d Sa ~ d so
position Of tho subject by the of Great Br
tain and the United States touching the rights involved
a"ae ssrss te Of Ike srrresons
Resolved, That the Senate fully approves the action Of
the Executive IN sending naval iorce nso Inc messed
states on the high seas from rh or detention by the
vessels ofwar Of other nation And it is the opin-
t Hm 81 .aG s s s,ned IL sS ~ the ersc
tive power as will make such protection eectual'
We thus present to tho country the position Of
the government Of the United States upon the main
question of the right of visitation and search 1t is
understood that the proceedings Of the Senate re-
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Reinstated.

NEW ORLEANS, June 10 Hon. Charles NJ Waterman
has been renstated mayor of this city until the inau
guration of the mayor elect.
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The Chicago Tribune says that in nincty-Hve out Of
hundred republican county conventions in Illinois
resolutions have been adopted in vor Of Abraham Lin
coin for United States senator
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The Western Flood The Yazoo Valley in Dan
ger.

MEMPHIS june Is.--On Thursday night the great va
700 PASS gave way The channel now thirty yards
wide and is rapidly growing wider and deeper The
ter fell eight ten feet rushing with terrific force and
telling oil the trees in its The whole Yazoo val
ley will be deuged.
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Additional from Camp scott.

Sv. LOUIS, Juno 18.-Additionnl details received by
the Salt Lake mail say that seventy Mormon families had
arrived at Camp Scott and applied for protection, which
was freely given.
The mail party met Captain Harris with train of ESQ
heal of beef cattle, at Harris Fork only fifteen miles
this side Of Camp Scott
For two weeks the troops had been subsistng eight
ounces of -four and half pound of beef per day.
Lieutenant Smith met on Green river, travelling at
the rate of 40 miles per day The mail party averaged
over SIS miles per day for the whole route.
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PERFECTION Oi MECHANISM.
American improvements in

4 4 - = - -us
TIiE BEsT TlSiE KElPkR ST IiiE Low EsT CosT.
By t ad II great p IN sIassr,Ty ard many
ner atc nltc5tthrT rl
oEE tie Ftie PEif LlT hiJGIf ~ - sI-sIl price Oar
11aehines aid elsate. - stsra ~
llziiEcture cosnpIst~. tat evvry cst l. ~ e-
AT ssuit-fiL- ie ir-IreFtE1tEts Et tie aaI
o-sstoi 20 pan ard sor-.Fteticli,
~ - tir ab-st iatrr= -rir gusi-
EariI eIsIavtd --AFBtE1os- TkscE Co Wa;-
liam, assss 4i u aeeutalzi!td - stIu-
f..lrCss -s1
PEzS EsZTUAz- WARkANTE
Ne AK bpy acls 1eresy brra N tlry
ar o. AE-eresE uallaiaetufe Rc ast cy
shAil fot D permitted 70 lrjgdee er-lr
consideration. We ciain ths; " afees equal euaty
alsr Garnet b. ebtu'Ita rssi FsroDe
sf eetfl ifH ~ sire Tletn EarTaaty
t''-rs i1Tusrts l. addressed cfrreflS
&nj q ii's liisT srIstioaed hE1s :- rrs
ale ~ 0gT sFafcA=8-
slessTs. CUOFE-i FELioW = 10. ~ I alden LAne " l.
80 FELLtifS , co. N0-4s
=, rLAIE BisV1fEi,, No. ~
= C-i.f- TOWARD = SHNfsEfs. CtarsBers rf-
HiGELBtEH BkO7iikR, Fil4ae.ffi.ia-
TRAIT = kEA1A.
PALlzEa = BACIiELi.Egs. igosian
fisflOa BEOS- q GKESNEKsi
t'.it -ulIalii. 4 CO ClEsliraatl
I'D IsszEs- ku bb4As APfLEEtsE Ne g afnsseF ar
. =, sho 81 esr -.f.ai
.llHlnyts, - Frii - ioE fi.r ral- cur eua.ea
hPPLEgos, TbAcY 4 &C.
surrsss1rs 70 BsE.ca Hasef. Co. t,tf,t
Boston ffafsf iactcry. WaifhsIa. Htass sl.ly is..
frsIS-snGaa
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: he tsFcsIs-G f8nrga
NEW SFRING STOClS.


BEG LEAVE - infri. tie public tat have jn.t
Fias ait- an FIRST SPRING SIUCk.
isl am I-sr4-'ne' O. zvi as cheap sHy h'Gse
Nlrtl-iF.
siy siors egp-ist= q Il ,l : latest styles II
DRESS GOODS. st-lI htaes sIIlE 1Hns,
Chirtz=-. Caie=s is. tartty, Cfsilrs. U-raee
Laii Ie -r- i;i v-gi=gy ef 0r'l,r goods
Gus 70 tneTiiau.
E3lBaO1DgTIfs a., te-t t9 b. found in Whe.iinr my
Cellars ~ YF!c-. ff-ui lev,
+ uI- hr-st ~ ssts Of Collars which
uI paTrt-lf.. ulcHtt1r Nate4lir al
tis Es eoaFsss 'sso-srrss; - -ireiseri y f-
.EUSASgs ptiet rsia = % S5l lie
iTosgit Tie s-aTzrs. also ios htInI4s
Hu;iftl - les wes rusir- 1d .grr5 tilIs iu
I.acr line.
s IIITE t''''iS. ssI plain aud srureI
witch VuEiG cal Felrh
1rocaue !us gure. sad sriae J=eo-et San.o-ks etc
SHAa II. sdAwLs, sselal Caslr4ere. sial a. d !sly
At almost pr3ets-
CAsSlSEBEs. Cloths thing iii t AZ
suiisis Tor Spring eaE orr The largest stoek a
hoi-s Ia NissIe, and wouid PaTtist-iy y request
easit tailor - tAafnt ~ stock ss il selivv Eo
sale
sIrys eeaDirte Iue, md al. ofiAsse long ai,.s
<ortii st lZ5ze-
Cal. and s1y STOCK. wlI G. -uraT.
lAvorNiy Na ay o;iser, id Goinf ard have
aoas t'ls4aeas iis ri FssF- ziil sell :. II
IsAAc PRACER
marc i13 Gsn s;F,zt-
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= LEssoN ~ AiiTuxA4ic.- TeacLer-''Snp-
pose ! were to slloot At a tree with five bids in
1t, and Kill three, how many would be left: =
John-"Tbrec, sir"
T--Ne, two would be left, you isnoraHlus'
J.-'NO ;lieIe wouldn't; lie three shot would
be left. aLG the other Two Wuud be die.i a,rgg
EpsTomAL CASUIsTKY- Pepnsy IYania s,,.i-
or says: Somebody brought Que bottle of
sour water into our oflice wi,h the request 20
notice It IS lemon beer. Ii Esau was eTyea
-nough 70 sell his birthrieit for 3 mess of pot
fage. il does not prove that ue viii tell a i,.ar
,hilliug lie for Eve cents"
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ARTsNrs wARD, the Snowman, and special
correspondent o! tue Cleveland Plain Delier,
writes lis last epistle from SaniusiS,, in Thieh
he says:
''Tne doin middlin hear in Sandus;y. The
iepie don't seam 10 preshiate my wax works,
i.osvSever, leadin sitizen % ne sez he, pin
iin 70 my wax work Of DR.. Parkinan, Dew be-
hold, scz he, the CRATE Bunyen, aalLer OF the
Pilgrim PIogfi>s, dun ~ wax. Sez scarcely
Sez he worthy InaG what 10 yeT mean. Sez
my fren that lar aint BGnyun-iis Pariiuan
vino was fatally killed bv a uHprincipied euss
in BosIin Iiarued Wehstir- Sez lie VI egrejus
I'D ass 90 you suppose don't know Bunyur.-s
lie gse for 70 i've IN S5ndusty ai-d his Pilgrims
Progris- u az originally printed in Ibe ltkui col
um Of the Daily Registir.
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a New LIght

I'ifE DrUilfl u u !ro.uct iTaua prfr.sd sYIF1t,
OIL h. - eq1ai, ans AFTER peTssnsi sud .sts-
actor trial Sc ito 70 ts T'ie sAFE CHFs p
aEa test fF-ftatl- lisIt b-cnr. II
Er iEe al = p ir rs lti-s Il = eis al bceagss tl
oat fT acrT lees taH sas cent leFf Lrr~fs
te sEzsEsaf lamp VIA bum bfii.szt sieag as Ter
Eeiys AeuEs vihnEfT' l- SssEa=szsn eT- ssss,eit
t % ssHiae'=E~ stsi -. seaHa, ssiJ rsetz.usli
Farsis alss.sszie ana Retan t Re House Faf,,li.r
'isEs . J. E-DUNIiAil 4 Co
14a ID Aa. rs. hHili - y keesiur. v
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TC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS eo.csrsn zztsrEt57r advertising other e
r2ieiab business % 's 4-ec=z SlccitO addressed O
ie iFoPrlS tors-
Lovll lie ah!Tcz- IL Et.-c-s, so5ntl either
them.
CossesrouI 1st'g 20 E-a-s;ior xiii please wIi.s
naly side - ~ sErzE-
An glsery % -s= avz Ta5-s vii -Teaty ohge
a1d 'ecure more Uc1E- Htt.c 70 esrresloTeiits than
-sJ might otEtEvlse -E==5.S-
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTION

yirssnius Lodge No. ;s.-Meets every Thursday
evening The Hail. Of Marke; and Quincy
'NSSS VI. Ike, y. G.; 3. II. ,liry, Secretary,
RrnnkIin lodge No. I:s.-Ieets as aboyeeyery
N"nlay evening. DAVID nA4uA, \. c.; HIRiaEa p
80 t~2rey, Secretary
Ys... FelI s.od&e No. ;S3,--.Meeis sabeve eve
& Wednesday, evening. wnuAA nEiEEA, \. G.; JoA"
S"iade, Secretary.
w.aee,ins lodge 40. 5e--Mee,. ss above every
". n PORTS y. G.; JOHN 7ao1s-t, sserstarz.
sa"oIm Lodge No. S3.-Meets above every
Friday evening. JOS HlsSlr, :. c. 5ohn l. Nss'ssi
Seeretary.
Wn,. Ts;i Enea.aPuacnt No. ss.-Meets rs
ASove ie ssysvf fourth Tuesday evenings OF each
@Na'h- Jarx EtpgR, q P; Gfts- Lii,t, Scribe
Sro=f'S E.ess.sruseSC Ne. E.-Aeets as
tts 6rstais tsii Tuesday evenings feaei month
~ r'TLes, o.P ceoBaird, r., seribe. t,iarcii IS
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Trust S2fo.

TCY virtue % Deed o. Trsss executed by Wm IT,
~ hu-se4l, Wa. L. AcAsr -ad sters, IIl,
Dve Book -, page S9j- A.. VII s-i bic oicTy
de 4 CIT teor e tv toEf "a county.
day Tie - "a d3 q AsTi, - Ave Lott
original iiat % North he-ii, g. %. H. = ana ~ he
t- NiTii Ill siurs of III rgnars iiet Man,
,iess- sla y. sst.5ss';s = o. i siiatsl he.i-
iLs Nlt-oa Glass Wcr-s.
TssIs a.-i= s5'rl aay Of SAL P,.s----ie i4-n On
iie lstl' sa4 81 july is-,- 2 =. McAFEE,
tcilE-u
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USE LAW OF NEW sPAI1EI3s.

!SufserterS who do give express notice tecon-
ra, considered wishing to continue their sGbscrp
,gg-.
subscribers order disecasiuusHee of heir perl
dc..s, Ee rutiiser send them until all
t-rS are paid
eA from tie acss which they directed. .;ey lrvieL
s'Ponsi!e II! ~, have settlei the hi and ordered
lfcJn'iuUcd.
subscribers remove other places whoutinforn-
publish ''si tie aFsrs sen; se orgarI
ecicl. ~ -aIt i.eii responsible
3-l Courts ,lecii= that refusing take pe-icd!-
,s fTciE thC Of1 F-Elcyng md ieavrs- el ucaIIet
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LETTri: TO 4 SoS AT CoLLgoz.-Thc follow-
ing letter was sent by n.am 10 i.is son at col
lege:
''AIy dear son-I write TO SeHd you two pair
of old bTecchcs, that you may have a new coat
made Of them. Also, some new socks, which
your mother has just knit By cutting down
some Of mine Your mother sends YOU ten dol
lars Without ny kHowlrdSe, and for fear you
would not spent II wisely, ! have kept Jask
hall, and only send you tive Your mother aud
are well, except your sister has got the meas
les, which think would spread among the
other girls, If Tom had not mad them beioTe,
and he is the only one left hope YOU will 10
honor 10 my teachings; IL you do not yOu are
an ass, and your uothcr and myself are your
attectioEate parents"
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incorporated 1e1e-chaItsr Perpetual.
Cash Capitol $1,000, ,OOO.
ABSOLUTE AND USIAIPAIRED,
WITH - EgTBP4EE OK s5OG3Sz -.
And the :Sel en.s nd .,r,,rerr.
ASSETS JANUART I, 1859:


ASSETS JANUARY !, 1853:
and Dc9ostes ia Hartford Banks $s3S I5sG9
Cash Il: transit -ut AE nts' hands. s1z
Money due = oon.pAHy, occurred y AIorIssse--. 5ise4
!tSalASate urincut1her-i. y = -
NAREt1 vairE.
and ~ q cent. interest annually, lga sree
GU sh.rrs Ran Road S.ook. .1.-.tt,
81 10 Ssanorii Bsik e .-.....---a,'i .,tt'
- 20 W4tci1Gry Bank g -5,s'i,0
20 do Providence " ......... ] ,stt to
s;ftI Hartford ........Isg,,6 6 20
sgSS do New York F" - ......- .5uH. .Gj3.Sg
15 do Jerscy CITY :" ......-...1 ! 4 > tfi
100 % unit.d ststes Trus. Co y. Y. stock. .leooee
100 do New York L. :. and Co. - ..22 5aa %
-, 3I,5d8,7.s
Unsettled Claims nat lpe........ sl79,9t6.s4
losses EquitaJly -idinstc7 q;2 Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF. $4,000 600
or Lvsses have been aid by ie 'na ,"surhnee Co. n
the past . yesrs.
Fire & Inland Navigation
Risks accepted consistent with soveuey and
ia.r proh' ,,.
Especial attention gir6y Ia [sUTuHrs of y EELLkNGS
Gad CcHts.s's .'or tsIAss q 20 gsdfs.
Irogrsss ofths Cooperation las been stable md
ihterTiptc! ~ stlTtr
periods eYeBtu exempt sweeping
tioiis and maritime disaster. Helm long established
cash basis, ths eutcs ef the credit Affect US ia
material particular
During 'Usr tires' the securt, OF reliable Insurance
imperative duty d a'i,iy oi property
tan irss bengt Ell much iesseu,d
PrIeiss sga without slay su5 all atterdod
1'' s.. Z. sV.isstINes EN, Assent.
Oaee in Union Hall hui dipgs, = est side Main strvt
frIi9-Siaw-iiA Jan. ~, ~.
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onUI.CHEs or WHEELING.

FOR the n:ora1z ec Waiting the CITY, pub
i.l foIezz q z=reHt Churches, their
iiae and ze- q alssag- u tisre any mistakes,
i!IInake t-s ssressasS coeress-.I el-A pleasure:
81 AGse tss ,tsszsz- Cs=zsr Monroe and F!ro
treets ls7 p Psaxsa ee5s-5 rae=ati=s=rsees ig5s
rioek, es-alss-T-
~ Jo6t. q seerI.os zt1 srrett, hetsesn Firstana
second. Ce-ss. ss-aE. u. Rector
:eryicts-}is -ssa4 IT, ~ allerrel1 ~ night *
fiaf fIsesg rl- ll- = H. y LIp Pastor FeaFtls -
etw,eaSislrse glae9 fsesess morning and afternoon
Sroed Ice.zs sr>ss yeb-tsT street between Main
Market csf-re y!=-asi seEyises morning and evening
Eryd Ics1tglssiG1, T strest, between Chestnut and
TbsFt it. seem weeng Rev \. Wo"rs. Pastor, serNi
eys t-orri.s .-I =sesilE.
Fonyta Irs.5fJsea ,I,er .PAUlt, Pastor Mairstree
Wssh.ag and iau.s si services morning and
evening.
Fsr;A .rtet Aefa0c'isf lsiseopoi, Rev j E wiLsON,
Pastor Fourth between Monroe ouiney services
l1psAinF rna evening
yceg street Nsthodtst i.eol,a Gev.A RSGER, Pastor
coraer :larL,t ard Nora, Sorth Wheeling; services
uleraint and evening.
Cl.psae street. aethcdfst EfiscoBn5, Rsv. T. H. MOs-
Eor Pastor, Capine street, between First and Second,
CvltIe Wheeling services morning ard NeLing.
...EsA .9hes3.tg n & Cda:rSt, Rev. a. STEVENS,
7.tor; services morning and evening.
E1esI5nC ElGad C1Gse!, Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
yl,soS, Pastor.
czlas between Webster au TIrd Centre Wheel
ar.
81. JoBes Carse@roi, Roman Catlo'c, Rt. RsuoP
H. Y. WutlAS, Fh street, OF HampdeI; services
ll5rninG ard sernoon.
4esoeiats Hlariaed, Rev. Mcclu,,l Pastor,
ofNarkef ana Jefferson morning audaernoon
Dfsegfs1 Market street, be;Eeen Webster and Third
'snte Wheeling; services lo1s in ths morning, ard ~
evening.
graageyeaI Frotsstant, Rev wN, HryFA Pastor, Clay
rect, above sixth, East Wheeling.
zion Esaageiiee4 Latheri0H, Rev. F zINHNrRHAs,
PASTOR street. between Webster and Third; Centre
Wheeling; services morning snA evening.
e'-ss Sy"GeogHe, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
s,77qa Protes'rnt, Unon sain stres,. between
Neusoe aud Quincy; services 1et. morning.
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French Goods.


fiIISIZ!Se pieces f-f VIDE -aErsIea fast eoit- at
y 10. ceats, always so'i for yard SO "a
second inos rrlf= chia-z-s - Ite-uts-
LpCP;NE'S Est kLl WGOg. IL LAME al 81. SEATS
per
IANNSIhr Esrr Ast I1a..ty- E;ii-l -
ion as c. u : ! ard
CHsLLY DE LaIsTs-Pl'ns and f-,,rea she vsr- net
qlHi1 AZ - csLts- .lt t5JTv'i n - ys-ri-
DsiHs- ctAet i'sSu uAfflE-Z1 i-rs htnri!ftl .Ig!zs
ard -oioTs, very i1v fr-i@v.
oHIHE BasESE - Fieges. ~ eszts. .er s.iy
> cents = gaTl-
Ss- ieT i.-s.s AIiela- 3rss4 0ssss v.ry ..ss -.I
:s6D Pieces Sew KsIh.-.n rxs,i..a. sn.ioll.I
hasH SiS y,sl IieI i-.strs - inel ey "a. -
i'cT !ard; ;svii l.st season - : Yes aid.
: he C=FeRTs-t ESurgSis Vet.
VII sell -aFeEior slLIN ROBES. az 81 yarls ,a zsf.
gurliiy snil 1sf season ~ rn. - So,
St5 apiece enaiisize say .,re.,ti.t pa-stss.,.-
lii-tl-lt afu-i Flss a. d-sy t..c--
-nla = lail tir value. Ai' uF-s4ar article col TEJ
I1cLI m HOEEs 1 DULLES. site stripes, va. =.
ranie eoioEs and de "a a ali a. cold har-ain.-
tiey are of very reces; orai!eu large Se1 York
retail e>tal!izhItt, ri =e.- icel;i issf tit., ~
Also, Jst reev=is atout - irs rsgters styi-s
'ais5 = .1s. sila = =
dearf- stir's- roi,.s such
isf Season f3r 50, VI! ~i fcr - C.aly
Nc-ii.Ht style, very cheap flr iaaI4 i;otrs
Doiiar at.3 81 = Cents .flss-; .: ALAN HESNANt.
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Insurance and Trust Company.
Office in Company's BUILDING,
No. 40:S Sninut st. PIzEG,JAis E3I.E'EEEA.
C3dgt,9 ipetuGi:A Il utkorised Copi;al $500. ecu
c. c. LiTHEOP, Prss't.
W,f BARLING, Vice PrtsiGeI;t.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent Of the above w,n known
CompA! Tor Wht cling and vicinity, prepared
approved Fire and siarinc Risks The most favorable
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masonic pIKNoroRN.

ohio lodge No t0I--,isets Masonic Han,
corner NIsrt NTOt=oessrests r, aEd tsird Non
'gere7tnFs q each uioats e. " 81 r. W. NJ; -lier.
Hs"1r LIRgali,, Secretary.
WaseIiaE lodge Ne. fSS Meets as above on
,rs ad third Thursday evenings each nionti. F. a.
h@sSItiSsEs, ". 81; S. ". Psass9a, Secretary.
Wheeling UssiSn Chnptec No. R9-sIests as
.s'Ne GU the -seoad Moa u each month. " &
S'erI' H. p; : ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling isacnmPment Mo- I.-sieets a
'''fs aa '''ert Monday evening Of each u,oata. ,
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