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He has a large stock. and Is ready % di.pore .
them ri 4 fair rate ior cash or Forss, Fscns hia
location On the border Of The Indian cesr,ry,
those wishing outfits Coz the Indian tmds, wpnla
do we'll 10 pnschase 81 him.a He viii keep eups
plies to fnrni hthpse wishing to 90 into shssius.
|beFing hIsineee. fta'is5S 4tE ssa@ 8ss III ~
He has constantly on hand Bsfk Canoes, 81.
tied Up with OirGioths, Tents, etc, tX seli u
hire to pessons wishing to visit the Pine fesion
above, explore that vast country lately 81 dsd u
The United States BY the Chippewa lndian. d
make 4 Trip tuP The mississippi and seioss 4
lFondn Lac. The. head Of Lake. 6ppfriof. ty ,ths
Savanps Porsaga,g Savanna andsS Losis Rivers.
The traveller desirous sof wi,nesslrs The ses ~
t,eresting pastions Of wilde the of inner u scuid
10y aii means take thie trip s(suidesSr Vnypaessy
lean always be furnished 10 sssvsiefs, Vim ne
perfectly familiar withthrse s6ate@, snd are men
who can he trnrted nsskins The jsssssy perfectly
Ramsay Cooks. N. y. e 81 q. VII i. ss
Crow Wing, April 2c. al sa's
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i1.ANDd WI ARR ANTS.

|TT isle M. Dealer il. Lard safrsnsp,
Glga 81. Pail. Aeihn4sstss Ofiee on IlhiEd
Street. MA, door IA Gil. M11hatyAE 16vsTgartl
oosssastIy 81 hand u Iowsst mastss prices. nlesf
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bion OfOAu 10 FnleE-5
prise Of development and bene6csnce at home !
foremost among which we rank Railroad tisfo'
the heart ofour territory. 10 connec, The waters
ofhe Atlantic with ah6ss III the Pacific. Believing
that the goods ef ihis lfesareznot yet EsifIy de.
triented 1an6 That no ons ready ID f6fk Should
ever FINISH ihsunwllng mlenessy " lends In op9a
ear TO everv suggestion -of Social Improvement
whieh does not eounterval the dictates OF etarila
Morality NOR warEupOnttbat natural right of eyers
one y whatsoever he has fairly Produced o. hon
esty, acquired. whose denial must sink mankind
Into the chaos andnght Of 6afbars,n md aniyersal
squalor. With "a profound consciousness ilial
idlers. ffankards, fhbert'nes and ptofligases can
never be :sothsr kiasthe main) than needy and
"retched, i bears. aisft the great truth that
p1sysn,'en III bet'sr than punishment shaf The
child trained mp 10 the way be should III, viii
rarely in after years desert Mat way for the
thorny paths Of vice and Csims4-shat d true edu.,
tslsaous, dhStak md iiil well Ii
inte'lectual--is the Wost reflective temporal
antidote to the errors and. woes Of .our. sacesr
Recognizing ii ii,s ftdbstE tladed spssih,s,f u
Humanity divine spH1k which should bebrAyess
emily cherished, not rulhessly. trodden ont. we
hase charity for all foi1,s 81 evil bu, those which
seek personal advantage through the debasement
OF our ellow-beinss. The champion 0f no class
or caste, the dey6tee OF no sect, we would Ffain
be the interpreter 20 each so,her Of mems better
impulses and aspirations, The haIbnger Of general
concord between Labor md Capital, and among
those whom circumstances or misi pbrehensions
hare thrown Into uahaiura, antas0nisfi, a slo
temporary once observed that he never knew i
hard, grasPihg ,niggardly employer who did no,
hate they Tribune, nor a generous, large sbuiea
kindly one, willing "a I've md let lise, who did
not like It. We ask sohRhsr prsiss NOR warms.
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WOODEN An B Willow WARE. 4 II Il
Every variety for domestic se, and II liz cheises
gnaiities.s CIeARs. 4 aspfrhlat Of the 6aesa IND
mast delicious Cigars ~ PQRKsf+ sAADAFD B III
srEk. Always oa hand. Fresh Butter daily rereir a
prsigs and Do ssst;c Dry Goods ,'s n
The Latest spriagI Styles If Goods. selecsed III
cently,at the East, and purchased al prices whth
sell AZ the very loHest psrkft rassr
The LadeA especialiA, ore inyted IN call md a q
anime the stock ri HRMIsHaN M aeDs. La Z
WirDDw GURrAIks. FREkcH EXTRAORDINARY.
&c.r, which, With the assoFsmen<i of Prints !.
Ladies' Dress G09iss viii IN found amongst tfe
large- ard most complete that has ever been oerE
10 ths marker u sSffs,E
| Gentlemen . Dress and Furnishing Cords,
Clothing. Ready-n,,ade shi,tr. Hoirer'y, and a,ol
sxety article necefsary tcsl ;ensemas'a yar.irhtr
saIsva vision ha,sd y. IA
ROOTS SHOES. 81 m DTsnS y rp.
Frsn the nloss celebrated makers AZ the East. p al
IIGHf sHARDw1RE ARMING IMPLEs
Il ~ nj ssst tsaa MENTS ~. s'siaF
n vefy y Intensive stoek tansiy Fept Sr, VIII
sspccial referrnre to the wants ~ me
epr;,sfy, and those who alb III farms
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nien,ysof ssiAs n. al so,i to mn, Thu ntd~rsi9ttt
hopes rs merit and rere;vs pr rprOpo,io y
,,arronase kOss ths cosnmaniiv. sl-l
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$3.50 49, Us e. s.s' ~
sesns yA.ss, lssa,i 84S. y M
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wasce Ne great xlspasoa % RsittOAdss md sle
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srscwded inssa these Aluse Wilt years
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FALL FASHION FoR Hats.
SS1

SOI.
AN now prepared Tly
1.-The puScW very sufetlcr uaIty MT ~ e 81 ole
san ii-ts Ghieh are isis elastic,
ui'' ana "i great sH'is tl u- -tf-
Ncrin sal kinds Of WtatLt also
soft Pianter's FIcn,l, E"rtisud .rs: ay.tL
hlack Brown, Pearl and B.sytI ec!sTs. Aso AyL'tuIi
Boys Caps, o. the latrst rtyi.s-
B-Ao!eskin Hrts finished to eonfoIHaiisT m'asurr
short notice Bring along cafl and SCu can rf III
kinds Of head gear Al 4 NsIy lev tHria. al
V. " JIAiES ON'S.
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TC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising other fl
OF the Inteisencer, should be addressed 10
i4e rropneurs.
is concerning the editorial department of the paper
hsai be addressed the Editors jointly or to either Que
( i!rE
writing for publication, viii please write
Oay en- side Of the paper
Nn 0lsl the rules will greatly oblige
4ai Prcupt attention to correspondents than
Icy might Otherwise receive.
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JAS. NJ. DILLON
1O2 MARK Ell STREET.

Plumber and Gas Filter.
II EEPS constantly hand. t4as fNtur,e. Lead rrd
~ Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead. k.u and siT.s
u trSss Cocks aai Valves; Steam Whistles an
M1te: SusRs : Liit and forre ruuls Sinks Bathing
Wooden AID Cast Iron Nyruuis tsuu Hose aud pari
% al Tlieknesses Anti fricttH Metal. iI.I.e
Zine aud Antiuouy, the Celebrate. TROY Ems Eue
CrJiciheiis In the c.,aitsy
tss Also Pniiyis iniPTov-d sHa patent Chain Puu =
"'ei s d-eidyGy tie greatest puiI art ale n
20 pgtup which IN Towns aud ou,;ies In Western Vtr-I,
Ui!i be sold on fair ttsir..
- GalvsLiz.d Iron Tubing, Insrrros.re ccI-
iuctinE, pressure pipe fer Lot cole uarraud r.i
eisils foT deep wells, PreeTa3ls to- srtha LeI
Pre-
~ A4usdue' Pips CONSTANTS OF hand, sz, orqusl-
ti'y - wliclrcnfi IL, furnished short notice.
- Gfs. Eafi5J,T pid SVR5sss, I:,s,Ns .ilsd Lsad
IzauE E,.Iv
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Il1E Ian or NEW sPAPEIis.

isubscrIbers do give express notice to the
rlry considered as wishing TO continue their subscrp-
t:as, publisher continue to send them until all
.t-casts srcrah.
:I. which they directed they held
r.,p,nsbe ;hey have settled the bill and ordered teH
!,ssa;lnued.
Ill subscribers to other places witouti informs
d. publish and the papers sent to the former di
.se.Ju, ti.ty held responsible.
-Ihe Courts decided that refusing to take periodi-
Al, the oiice. removing and leaving them uncalled
a.. prtasd J4eid evidence nf Intentional fraud
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cHuKCHEs OF WHEELING.

FOR the information of strangers visiting the city We pub
hu following list Of the different Churches, and their
re and place meeting. II there any Mistakes We
r!ilInakt the necessary correction with pleasures
y. uuieI't, KpiScCI IGiiGn, Corner Monroe andByron
es Rev: I. 4. PEREIHs, Rector; morning services lUh
ei"sk evening,
Jois, EpiscoPdlid', Main street, between First and
second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. J. Ii. sA1i, A. NJ Rector
SsrI!ees-siorInE lV5&i afternoon ~; hight ~.
tc.t IrssGytsri, REV. II. Ii. MELD, Pastor, Fourst'
Monroe and Quincy morning and afternoon
r0f resjyteriGH, Webster street, between Main and
Market Ceure Wht cling; services morning and evening.
zrd Ies5yteri, Filth street, between Chestnut and
T.bt ts., South Wheeling Rev T. Moors, Pastor, serv
sssnornng and evening.
Fo4h rresbyterid PAUL, Pastor, Mairstreet,
e'Tee" Washington ald Adams ss services morning and
treuns.
gogrM street Methodist Episcopal, Rev. J. T. WILSON,
Po Fourth street. Msnroe and Quincy services
zoIuius and evening.
SiSrse: MstodjSt Episcopal, Rev "A. "a RFGkR Pastor
,5le, iurLet Nort sts., North Nheeling services
Horaln and evening.
tuIliae street Methodist EpiSccDuI, Rev T. II. MoN-
roE pasto- Cupne street, between First and Second,
Centre Mlsee'nG' services morning and evening.
South ,JHeei;ng ". 4. CaurtA, Rev. A. srEvESs,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
Rasslin0 Isl0md ChaI,tl, Wheeling Islands Rev J.
WILSON, Pastor.
Gsrma, Itetodist Episcopal, Rev. c. HELwlc Pastor,
crne street. between Webster and Third, Centre Wheel
as.
* Ja,ess cat1es,,al, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev, DsuoP
". MrnAx, Filth street, of hanipdeni seree
morning and afternoon.
associate LJoriae Rev. J. T. MecLrRE, Pastor, corner
siake and Jefferson scrvcesmOrning nndaiternoon
Disele's Market street. between Webster and Third.
catre wl.eiinsi 10Y in ths morning, and II
evening
EraHgelie0' Protestant Rev wN HELFER Pastor, Clay
Eeet, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
ZION Er0nG,ZieGI LuEelint Rev. F. ZrNNMERSAN,
PASTOR Market between Webster and Third Centre
"heeilsi services morning and evening.
Jesish Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
G'radE Protestant, Union Hall Main street, between
N0Eroe aud Quincy services 1O5s morning.
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GsraaE Protestant Eall. Main street, between
N0aroe aud quincy; services 1U5s morning.
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Fio-IN Aaie:iinc: sure WCCd:ug sprtllv tn
lv,tu salue Ttsuit, say . yea ..
2tWt -' : ysNis
Leo Most iikeiN-i'trlia y not.
% Dc'hihi.--ies'is to l.lsassa; aCgnsIl sr'e
% :. Ex'remely .iapr'saf-stili .oIrs ho.e.
small Potatoes
Cal seon Hs those hTsi purchased pEocEctiv q Sc
GiV.n under hand sesIts day Of !, bruar,,
ISIS ia tLe ~ OF Nhrrinz.
fyss "cUPIp,' Grp oy Low,
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
BETHANY. VA.
R L. JONE-, Proprietor.

I'IIis house has bcea recently reftr greatly charged
ana no onrTsf" the travelling solr.iity
eoTlnod ltions Te statEs Is ~ TIE heat cisTactrI
Ire Hotel has recently ito ;he lar fIss-
tnt proprietor, Nho viii sa.e pains
'S rsss 81 sS,yr'anT's9, S,r m ,S lnoV'Ft-NA~
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

s'asT Market NonrOestreets the rA and third Mon
"a! evenings Of eaehmenth G.. w s.,Ts, NJ; 4Ier-
SEaer LaugAEia, Secretary.
meeting Lodge NO. ISS- Meets as above on
''ei and laird Thursday evening month. r A.
0sssII'SeER, w NJ s ". Pearson, Secretary.
"heeiiuS Onion Chapter No. I9.-Meets as
Gu he sscond Monday evening OF W. G
'S,.t. t. P; s ". Fsarsoa, Secretary.
NheHiinZ Rncumement No. I.-sIects as
on the Joarti Monday evening OF each month. ". J
&C. A Ls-t4g, Recorder.
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ogglCE-Corncr of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuance from Quincy st.
TERMS.

DuLT, per aGnurn
yt.WEzxLy per $500
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IEIE.
NEW YORR WEEKLY TIMES.

TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY TINES is n large quaTto
newspaper, each number containing eight pages, forty
eight columns, hands Jyy printed and des!sned ,eueral
circulation tiTOugECn. Gie United States.
The special object OF is Publishers Is to make 1t
and acceptable Panty NrEspaPsr-Fviug the OF the
day ia all departments and every world
together vit such ,itsr and General Miscellany As are
best suited to Family reading II VIII riVe regularly
nares Of Foreign sn Domestic News oop!ous Co rsspor
ience from all parts tie reports Markets
In the principal cites Agricultural financial Iut-
aud whatever else b. required eou
plete mirror OF the events Of the day.
In its political discussions, the TEs Will h. wholly
pendent OF Political PartirsefyiB them all fair ay, with
fu cre'i't for aatever deserve hotln
equal accountability for misconduct II will
III not be devoted To the Interests 81 clique party
the elevation any individuals pc;tca dis
cussons Eili BE- conducted in moderate lanEua
candid temper; and the Publishers viii make it
newspaper wiCh men of all parties may read with pleas
and profit.
Nothing appear columns which can offend the
the OF t- fastIdious. pains
will be spared reader it, in all
Political, and ComnrrciaAt least eq.al any other
newspaper published In tlIC United States.
any part Of the United States the following
SINSLC CoriKs, for Que cyear.........-..-----E2-O0
IisHI CoItSs 10 one adiress.----. loo
The sENiI-wEt l1LY TIMES the size the week
~, pGblshvd tNice week, and
81 valuable and inter- sting reading For persons
who can be reached regularly by the mails, Il IS decidedly
the most desirable edition. 1t viii be susrTibrTE
for tIsit Mgntls, At .------..... 200
Payment b. made invariably in advaner. Bills Of
all seel-payinC banks received par. Specimen copies
will b s'nt uuon arPlirahon.
"THE NEW YORK TINES
feblS-lw-laW NV YoRE-CIIY.
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NEW FALL GOODS.


TSAAC PRAGER h,rs % ia'or.n yuh!Ie that Ie ha
just returned from tir E,st-Tn cities With the sud
cheapest stock ever oasrri oy him 10 ,he Pnlle-
MY assoTtnn NJ s eonprte in most ever ding belonging
10 pry Goods and Fancy business, but claa
attention 10 Tny
BIACHsIiES, ,WlirhhaVins been from house
that failed. sacrifice III seiIIess
al = Sc
EMBR0IIERlES &c. which have bought only Irogn In
ItvTs, and great sGction, shall sci
hiuE low prices. Just my stock which IL
Caalhric bands Collars Sleeves, i twice largr
mat OF anN Othsr house wlen III be sold So yr
low regular p'icrs.
SliANLS.I have Immense slnntity Of. and shall
sell hrn 10 cent less than other ITu, having
csived lhs above Gi-cOunt b buug The Iuck0Js,
rect from ie Factory. AmC7gst ~ sli:wls you viii fnd
all the latest sty-,s.
DRESS GOOiSI have u suck variety, that Il was to
hsgin 10 Humyratr them Should occupy Sc your
time, bot evraiui IL call shall be able please
you. .I.H.-.
CLOTHS, CASSINElsI-S. and e-crytlfnr in that line
VIII say, wilisvl at oE figures. would request
Country Merchants TO examine stock Ia tli> bran.
have te'n a. CO. sienincn from Eastern House
utll stll them srs cheap
MUcLINS-Doti b!-icied and unbleached. only pur-
vance giti,rI ly Jhe piece @ 5ard-
RONNEIs, ac ~ rythns in thr Wy Millinery Goods
such Ftawsrs fonn,t BoT,'rrs, Set, Straw Glp Ron
net Feycts and Satns, ETC. viii s. AIiliuers IoW
figures and 20 IN others proPortiuuatsly-
TRIMMINGS In every 81 pc and form, and vi be cold
d low possible.
coH- and examine my stock snd confident your
purchasing. IsAAC PEASER
sePi5 i2i Main st.
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NUMBER I48
BEBEE,S
VENTILATED, sEIf.1i.IrfING q Ii;EfI suk HATl4

NENIILAIEDt SELk-AIJCSIlNG SILK HATl4
NE have this day received from Toss, Bshees
" S-ins StS le SIX Hats, aud take pleasure
ing tins improved Il vtisting srEIlrns.i.s hats aa
adH''tn the air between tie t,atlcr and Jr body
nat AMI pass Ii oef Of the
T hrcnga IT, The leather soustrscra = t9erIFcIr
70 .1r shape OF the forehead las pat m
lhtrc1y relieving the head m tie ,f1l,
iana 50 much complained al ts aad caus-
~ ts SiS Hst TO be piiale sad easy SoIt Flt
Hat, ami Tar no-c comfortable inLsuih wefvtn-
aiea exceedingly light ant 'uay hats i1s,i-
IN the ordinary Wav Gentle invited
anime ti.rs =. y. HARPER q SusS.
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a AIFRED HUGHES, NJ. d.
Homeopathic Physician,
HAS removed his Office and residence, and permanently
located himself Of Fourth and Quineey streets
beIoyS The first Presbyterian Church
OFElcE HouRs:-MoTninE, from to
FysninCs 80
BILL OF PRICES-For single visit, T5eents; medicine
cents mOrevsits day, 90 cents; medcide,
IS cents Advice Office and medicine, fom 2S to SO
and upwards, as the may be.
CIl,Stetrie eases from &5tO $40.
Watts thr country, according 10 distance.
me ahnye BHl Prees'i IS gveu because II Is said my
,hnrees much higher. my S-Iyd
WHEELING AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
- DUPONT'S GUNPOWDER,
" AyJG been apPointsi sole agent ths city
tbr sale Of DdpOEts Powder, l VIII KEEP hand
S1Iinr constant supply of the various Kinds u1anufac
,rS ~ rteU viz: .Ins Powder in blasting Powder
o- Coai and and spertn IN aif aud whole pound
fstrs amt u IN Gi - each. Orders vii; be
5IId or t,rr large sma quartiti.s, the shortest
,n,i., As low as the same he had ia the West
ho''S' NJ REILLY,
| jy,s Ne 81 %s'" ST. wheeling, Va.
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FOUNDRY PRnE

For -n Ie or Lense, in West CoBumbfu, We.
ME property i Ia good SoTkUE ord=F having
smith shop With two fTs, Ptters fools, Together
with a~tnck % coke The buildings
~ is+tin width earpeHter anu lathe
The property eentreof are grounraeYttrr
and manufacturing county, with ycTJ large in
active operation.
The property VIII beleasd for term ysarso
les OF steady habits and good character but
need Apply. II should d=slre purctas the Dsy.
menis viii be made @ite- with without soei
Tbs property has chartered privilege FOR
" eSVtt0 ShOald company puTebas Fssfre H. az
chartered Priviegsu IL be Or, rIf tie prt, nv
apl~@fd ttU SAHGFssT 4 HTsOTIffR
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PROCLNMATION

WE hrr.hy command W.lae E=otisr. of the e.ty q
" Wheeling &C the -tFihs,sif
% valentines OF all grades the Ian fs
At Il do elso authorize ihvm an
ior the This pTocinHaascr = - j.
evident from past experivEr, at uious persons
ten oET spurious Imitation zsIlIe cs!s
these Who have sr5Iar5,ts Naras 10 a.
o;'er; such I-sns rs.i L. v!>c such sIl
uissivss. ihey b ~ti, Itt-fi.
',TtirsS The following Is scats o. ir reliable
sGits attending tie presentation 81 s'-e tndsr stits
4l5,N Naie. ine. sur ytrd -s,-fIN
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DlS5OLuTlON-

THE frrn Of Doans gin IS this day dissolved b.
mutual consent Thr busess the firm III be lei
ia the hans Of =. ;. bose, Uo fry uTIzd 10 T.
Tie hau-s o. the hril in fc;si.ng ~. it, sHsrs.
As DOANE
W Wheeling, Jan 'ih, ls.-- WA. COWGILL.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

'Shns the Han, Market and Monroe streets
'Ess NJ, it,LL. y. IL; b. n Cur, Secretary.
FrnnkIin Lodge No. I:B.-Meets as abOveeTery
%2aiay evening DAVID DA1uA, n. G.; Wilia'a r.
4eteirey, Secretary.
W'D. FELL Lodge No. s:I.-,Mcets asabove
>lA'ts, Secretary.
whee'ipx I.odEo No. 5O.-Meets every Monday
S,ea'ns Hail. Market and Quincy Streets
N.D PnTF', y. C.; Join 7ho0u,t, Secretary.
+""Oin lodge No. S:S.-Neets as above every
i'i'y evening. JOS. HlsELr, y. G.; JoAn H. Hrrtre9,
Secretary,
wm. Tell Eucampnout No. 34.-Mse.s as
's'rs Tie and fourih Tuesay evenings OF each
9'''h, JaEN BlDEA, Q. P; Cias. LincE, Scribe.
Abr"m's EucRmPmemI No. I.-Meets at the
" corner Market Monroe Streets the rstamd third
se'Nr evenings OF each month Nm. TIrLoR c. p. Geo.
SiirdTc Scribe. lJnuuary 10, 1855.
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Thgasslsai und ~ nsfrsI.


a. nImos GARDN-Ibe Rsveis are to perform s~c o.
e oes. pieces ,iis evening VIZ tho COMO oa'lrs
toume o. the Secret Marriage" and grand trick 5pec,s
ce ~ "boreaS" There will also bo tight rope dancing
bowasY Tho "hystsries OF Paris" tho "Msu 10 the
Lroo MASK and exnavsganzs 1 ''5wtll Milk" - be
perform 70 night Mr. Eddy 10 play In tho drst ami
Mr. H. Johnston IN the sscOad
bukTos'a-hr C. Mathews Ia 70 appear N three or his
most popular piecesthe "GsoAt Gun rrck "Tagtsg By
Ssosm" and "rake that Girl A~sy." Mr.. Burton has
very amusing chsrscsr In tho latter.
WAuAKs - Thcee and highly suoccssfui plays tho
"Frozee Lake" and Americans Ia PArsv are sgsia she
Textures Tor this evening Messss Blake Lester aud other
favorttes perform IN them.
LAURA kExrEs-The nov drectreee OF this fue thsare
Mrs. bowers, VIII 10 plight her patrons xith the
comedies called the "Jesous wue and tns sIOye Knosu
" both Of whjoh enc has charsc ors
ANIRIcAN kUsEUN.-rbe exciting drama eatitlel "Ife
ano % s announced for this areraooa. Al right
play Of "Rossrd Herbert
ETHIOPIAN hINsrRHsV. --Al who are fond Of ocmbins
ton OF fuo AID nelooy should 20 to either Woods,
beynne Peeis Their respective progra MINES for shs
eveaing cannos very we'll DO excelled.