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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26
Central Railroad,

| A COMPARATIVE statement of the Receipts Of
n the Virginia Central Railroad Company for the
seven months Of the fiscal years commencing Oct. 1st
| 1856, and Oct. LIST, 1857 < u II " ~ fs4N
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

The peculiar properties of lager beer as bev-
erage, are now being deposed to in d case pend
ing before the New York Court of Common
Pleas. One witness swore that he drank one
hundred and six glasses of lager beer in one day
something over ten gallons supposing each
glass to be the ordinary pint measure-and that
that quantity did not have any Intoxicating eff
feet upon him he had taken twenty-five glass
es before he came to the court, between halt
past eight and eleven o'clock. Other witnesses
deposed that from forty to fifty glasses day is
an ordinary average for man. Some German
physicians testified that it is virtually impossi-
bic for man to contain enough of lager beer to
produce intoxication.
Mr.. EvERErr's SOUTHERN ToUR-Mr. Ever
EFT has returned from his Southern tour. Since
the month of November he has repeated his dis
course on "The Character of Washington, for
the benefit of the Mount Vernon Fund, twenty
three times, with an aggregate net receipt OF
SJ4,645; and his address on "Oharity," fourteen
times, for the benefit of various charitable nsti-
tutions, with an aggregate net receipt of $12,-
4S9. The net proceeds of his oratorical labors
for the benefit of the Mount Vernon fund and
various charitable institutions, is $27,O7S.
An arrival at New York reports an exciting
scene in the harbor of Sagua la Grande, Cuba.
The commander of the British gun-boat Buz-
card attempted to compel Capt. Bartlett, of the
American ship Clarendon, to exhibit his papers.
The ship was first fired at with blank cartridges
and then the British officer with one hundred
men proceeded to board her. Capt. Bartlett re
fused to allow any but the officer to come on
board, aud he was forced finally to leave with
out examining the ships papers.
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Full and Fair Notice ]

subscribers who paw within the year 80 will be receiv-
ed in full Tbs regular price Of $3.50 will be rigidly
and impartially exscted from all who fail to pay be-
fore the expiration OF the year.
Jan. s, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26

DELIBERATE Su1oIpE.--William Henry Herbert,
well known writer, committed suicide in his
room in the Stephens House, New York City, on
the evening of the 18th inst. He sent for friend,
Mr. Author, informed him of his intention, walk
ed into an adjoining room, and shot HIMSELF
He had been depressed in spirit for some weeks,
owing to his separation from his wife, to whom
he was married in February last. MIR. ID. was
porn in England, in the year 1907, OF most re-
spectacle parentage, and was highly educated,
in Reaching for q time, and then turned his at
teution to literature. His nom de plume was
'Frank Forester"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-05-26
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARYLAND STATE L0TTERIEs!!
For JUNE, 1868.

ID FRANCE l. CO., Managers of the Maryland
Gs State Lotteries present the following Splendid
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AFRICAN AND CHINESE SLAVE TTADE.-A re.

AFRICAN AND CHINESE SLAVE TTADE.-A re.
cent letter from Havana, Cuba, says:
Last week, about 1000 negroes were landed
on the north coast, between Havana and Bahia
Honda. Two of the vessels were American and
one Spanish. The schooner Wintermoyeh, of
New York, landed 450. One of the vessels, q
Spanish bark, which landed 900, was found a.
drift and brought into this port by a Spanish
cruiser. The cargoes belong to Messrs. Sauna,
Pedro Lacoste, and others of Guinea renown,
bat as they form part of Concha's Kitchen
Cabinet it is unreasonable to suppose that the
negroes will be seized by the authorities, unless
the English Abolitionist papers open fires again
on the honest and upright Marquis of Havana.
Last Wednesday we had three arrivals of Chi
nese emigrants-the Flora Temple-notwith.
standing Minister Reeds endeavors. The total
number landed was 1900, all in remarkably
good health. The business is rather dull at
present, the coolies not bringing over fourteen
ounces each. This trade, which has been fire.
quently announced as another species of African
Slavery, has been virtually declared such by the
Cuban Government in two recent orders, the
first one of which denies the privilege of purcha-
sing his time Of apprenticeship, or changing his
employer; and the second oblgng them to leave
the island on the expiration of their term, or
enter into obligations to serve out second
term. AS but few among them have the means
paying their own passage back after the flrst
eight years, they are virtually made slaves OF.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAMRoAD.-The following
will be interesting to some persons in this region
of country:
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company has
exploded. 1t was purely speculative affair,
got up in New York city. Only ten per cent.
of the subscription was ever demanded, which
amounted in the whole to 100000. On this
basis business was conducted by Stellman, Allen
& Co., New York, who, failing last fall, the COM
pany was found moneyless. The charter in
Texas has been forfeited, in consequence Of the
nom completion of twenty miles of road by the
required period. a meeting of the stockholders
has been held at New Orleans, at which the
whole thing was exposed as swindle. The N.
o. Delta says:
We may take for granted that the road, its
charter, franchises, &C., will be sold at Mar
shall, Texas on the first day of June next. We
may assume that the creditors, mostly residing
in Texas or this city, will be the purchasers for
$3.50, 900, the aggregate of their claims: For
this they will have twenty-five miles road bed,
two locomotives and the appurtenances, worth
at least 100000; together with $4,000 acres
of land, worth at least 81 per acre, making to.
tai value of $s56,OO0. With such bargain and
such resources as the charter would put at COM
mand of the new company, invested with all the
rights of the old, who could doubt its success?
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slOs,sl5.ss sloS,7s2.24

Being an increase over the previous year of $l51sS7
J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
Richmond, MAY Is, 1858.
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tier uno Die Arlltrfratie in 2oppcn cen GROCER
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uno ba Jbnen bie8 10 9~ldnSeno s~elunsen III
tebren Sle Iest bpffentll9 tlr INNER n1d
OeutIdlaup Suritf? Gortlesuna felat.
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MskgWAuaaeliIU
nR tAAItMt baltimore gDtdtyH erl6tlAl
ilbtn Wpr6sn (mlt Nusnabmt bee &gnWlaas) unR
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ul8elut ieSsu Arcltae uue teatt iSprIl2 80 IN aubs-
blp0ter @OraasbaabIaRa. .inliN ualirt poe
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Henry Kraf's sl.ala #
OrOcerie, MrODiliomen, 2iauer mn0
gScin &fpre.

.gfe RON 2er;n9tcuz unb 2ibertbIfr.
Sre6en babe i'd cine frti&e esn6uas Der befem .@rOcerisS
srtrG sulen gaTee, ale S0rten ates, tdeltd frtf6e Butter
unb Iletf&waGren, fppie due Nrten ron YrDSitpaen un6 tn
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Ireunten unp benz Yublttum Ina 1l9enneinen aufS bette
~emRfebIe. Hs9 Aes@us - Aei4at1-
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NtneralwaHer ir,I weIAe i'd beiut @las, 8lafde unb s. Zone
Etlie berfdufe, Sunt4, Ont {
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r..tI.. Rhodes
Observation-Disclosures &alf,
D ~tabr,strt naW Der GUrnel ppn
.I1.D DIR. J a m e S oHiggin s.,

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~Drafdnptg 9aranttrt. '"' ''9
Jnbem mir btslss ~ednS:t& a9te unb benrtunbet
OInsemtttet benz Ser. ct. Iftrbauer fur baS Sa5r
1858 %Ssrfibrea, e~ntba1ten mir ans alter petildufsen Bener
fungen, bd ct BON benz g6ertbe ber m t g d. ~ eteIfGur
be Ranbetten & NODE ptafOmmen unterrt6tet iii. mel
de ben ooppslt. pbDsppprlauren &alt ltef,ru umo u fIbs.
tare S&wefelidu -r er5tslsn, BEN wsientlt4ea unb
nDtbpenpi8en NtatrHrgsfyT fur YFanJeu. #
Oa man1erlfi DrapLrdte uttsr benz 9fGtnfn Super pbpS s.
pbpre" Gem Yu6ltfun an3ebD en- werpen, 70 baben MIR iDwpbl
su uuIrer et8nen St3errelunS, iOpte ~ b~erienteen es Ader.
banes TN austmstnsn. bic san3e wtfen i@Gfsltde 9ebanbluns
Don u bpbeS' upper . pppS bprfaure 6 | on
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benz Yublttunn earater Seri@t erftattet, mas unlerer Mietnuns
mad fir fdmmttt4e Iferbaaer stae sepbrtse 8orf9tsmasrs-
gel tit, UNI fe Dor Gem @nfbrdneen 10 Dieler iebt i'm Marttt
a~ueebptener perfdlt9tee Mrittsl fber su fteGen. r41fGtI
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Serraft. III LII. IuIIlGLI.LlgI ti1Iat 5UIUElgIG
grelS $45 FIR Sts Ipnne BON 1000 9fO.
. 4OreRs ''s'' : Ii. M. Rhodes & TO-,
office aHA >Ne. 80 Sput6fr., 8opls's 00borft
i Ap9,3mt1 au0 pbsrbaib Der ROTH uno Nfepl @rbunae
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Terms.
Irho daily pALTIM0RE WEkCNR "a nuhl.sn
every morning except Sunday and Ia delivered
Carriers to UWy Subscribers At 7 OTIS. per week.
The WICKER IN also delivered Ia the Citlea AZ
wpahingtcp and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers OF the daily WICKER
VI. 90 In advance,
.As- The weekly BALTIMORE wEoKER Ia publia.
months Ia advance, fN
pApVNWTIbsEMENTH on reasonable terms
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G@5H5N W,r a6 + Is u umetf,.
&kS2 ,'l.g.1 ann SlapDrtcr8 ,atS .olC

ln3Jo M oT4B K @pn1ectlcnQrh a' -,t
Nr. 124, Commensurate anb sr, f57 5rantIinRra6s.
QDir babea letS rtu ereBsS Aaantum pea SDetnen In ieber
burger GSie. 5Grtnss, SarOeaea, DhnslOprfer Scnf, ienie
au@ Elm srpses Spriimert ldler Gpafeeitpnarp. gDaaren 1aab
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
MASONIC DTREcToRY.

Ohio lodge No IOI.-Neets Masonic Hall,
sF Market and Monroe streets, the ' and third Mon
's evenings % raes. rou;h G. W s. Ts, W. NJ Aler-
'+.sr LTsytiia, Secretary.
Whceiiag Lodge No. I2s Meets as above on
''' and tSi'd Thursday evening sf month. p 4
',.AiAiSeES W NJ; $ y. Pearson, Secretary.
"AeeiihS Union Chapter No. G9.-Meets as
en Wv S-eoH'' Monday evening Of eachmontl. W.
~, IL p; 5 ". Pearson, Secretary.
meeting EncamPmeuI No. I.-Metts as
''s'1 'As f'arts Monday evening each month. w
So" c, 1. Lo-'rs. RseorAer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
Fall and Winter Goods.

L dag, lst Stit,n,r.J beautiful stock Of lal and
later UUOds TO Wlich tvy invite tie attention, Of tie
public.
DRESS GOODS -Eerant silk Robes, in cciors and black;
Nu-Iii Russo Pad Si0- lie Eobts Ei,rgt
SEs rich stles Bay siEs; Hack Figured sks,
Piini-d Muuslns !auCs-vtrs Tcl PIitte. Gael
desl Ca hnr:e Eubts; black satin cheits,
French ana English ChLzss tcauTl; Poi lnis for
busters Eud Mat,s; Plaid French MvIiHCs; Bsth IS and
Bonuy's Plain >iack Si;ks.
EHBROiLEIIE>.-Party Cares and Berries, in sntieiy
designs; Enid Sttis collars ETl SittN
Nalsiiciynu,s til, med. CFLd Coliarsl; FTeIch 0E,d
Coais Sleeves, ard JaCcuHet; Real Tal,I.v
Lace JIccourI Swiss EiEuss, FIoULclEes and
ItstrIiugs.
WHITE GOODS.-S Orsanla Muslins; Pain and Fr -
do; Nansouk JaceoD,t ard CanlTic Ausns; P#sd
StTip-d MUsiits-rTra variety.
SHAN il, MAATLES, &c-A ChOice assortment cf
Shavls, MaHtItS. licon SkTfs. &c
sgp'I HEIsKELL a sWEARIHGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

PosTNAsTEa At CoLENBus OHro.-The State
Jonrnal of "Wednesday, SAYS news of the rernoy-
nj If Miller, and the aPpoiniment oi Saul Medary-
caused much excitement Throughout the city,
ard remarks:
Mr. Miller has been for many years the most
active and Influential member or the locOiocu
party in tie country, and has probably done ~
mach to keep the party together, and 10 give it
Increase. a any nnc ia tlie STATE. lie was ap-
pointed 10 the rosinia, terstip by James Bucian-
ar, and after enjoying the place for few months
has been removed from il by the same distia-
gu<bed peT-On
Sir. Miller has been very prompt aHd aceeP-
table officer. Tie peop.e Werc satisfied witii
him, and no one complained. Bat he mad COM
mitted the objectionable iii. lie had spoken
against the Lecompton fraud aud was opposed
to the course Of the administration uloa the
matter. He was a warm and cordial lfiend Of
Nj. Cox, our CONGRESSMAN, and Ny. Cox had
made an anti Lccomi tor speech, and had given
an anti Lecoinpton vote. buchanan could not
remove him. but he could fcnave hi fiieUd SIr,
Miller, - he removed AIr. Miller
The Journal adds:
! II Is reported around toRn that N.r Miller the
removed Postmaster, waS requested hy The pow
eIs 1t Washington to >ign >ort of pledge that
he would support the ad:nini>traiioii, &C., IN I'll
ibngS. alid the report al, i, that SIR. Miller
replied that hr would see them d--1 Inst
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T( COkhESpoNDENrS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising or other IL
br4e' OF the Intrgencer, should be nddresseu to
-, concerning ;le editorial department Of the paper,
~ J the Editors, jointly or to either one
e,.ponea,s writing for publication, will please write
,a.g 50 -s!t.e ui The paper.
M lgJT.aurC O tiu HcUve rules VII greatly cbse Us
f,,4rc mora pro,upt attention 70 correspondents uaI'
g might ut.llrgIse receive.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTOKY

Eirsintus Lodge No. a.-Meets every Thursday
'rHr tie IaIl corner Of Market streets
'itss u. Hat, y. e.; q. n Carr, Secretary.
FrnnkIin lodge No. I1.-Meets as aboveeyery
l'eal'y evening. DAVID BAruA, n. c.; Wiitdm r,
y 's-Ssy, Secretary.
"'u. CeG lodge No. 33.--Meets ssabOve eve
>'''t', Secretary.
Wheeling lodge No. 58-Meets every Monday
v'a; At ,hc Hail, corner Market aHd Quincy streets
VI Porrs, y. e. John Tko6Ura, Secretary.
""nSin lodge 40. S2.-Mcets as above every
'i'y evening. JOS HAsErr, y. e.; John L. JM'T'esil,
Secretary.
"'a Tell EacnmpmenL No. 3I.-Meets as
''e he sscond foTrt5 Tuesday evenings OF each
@'a'A- JoHN BNpER, c. p t-ids. Lfnck, Scribe.
NhrHul's EucnInpnenT No. I.-Meets at the
a eoFne- Market Nad Saroe streets, the rst aud third
i1y evenings each month. wN TAYLOR, c. P; Geo.
Ai'7i,sEr., Scribe. january 10, 1sSs.
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CIUNouEs OF WHEELING.


ya the information Of strangers visiting the city, pub
M tie following the dlGcreut Churches and their
Ia, al place OF meeting. II there any mistakes,
,alnas,ti.e necessary correction Ni'i' pleasure
N Aote,fs, Ei.isccpnliG,, Corner &ornoe and BYRON
uets LEV l. i. FLE'Ns, Rector; morning services lG
es.,, evening, :.
- jo'5 siseeoaiian, Main street, between EirstaRd
sord Cgrtr, Wheeling, Eev. }. H. sNiTn ~ NJ, Rector
.ug,s-N Morning Ii X; aftvruooL XII i.iEht ~.
E Irt,Jgteri,1i HEV. Ii. H. " AL Pastor, fourtl,st
Quincy .ser'ic' smornins and Hiierroo"
s.T yt,jIuir Mebst, street, between Nam ANA
.,,i Cv,ire Ni,eliis; morning and evening
la fresL y;sriuH, Filth street, between Chestnut ami
.rrt SIS. SoutI wleeli l,v. l.. GODS, Pastor, serE
.rsa.,lniI,E anl ,yenii:s.
sti IrtsEs te,,r i.ey rAuII. Pastor, Mairstreet,
p7evu Washing ton Adams SIS, services ucEniLg anu
lr-u.ns.
.oa,ti >,sset -Vld,o,ist hpsecfa1, Rev J. l. wnsoS'
s,dr Gourstrget between MsurTy ana quincy services
aIuiue Iud evening.
m N'reei Jisiaodist Episcopal, REGER,Pastor
q. .i4rkrt apa Nc,tn s;s NUrtl, Wheeling; services
ra,r AID evening.
,4oi..a. t,ta .Hehodist EliscoDat, Rev. I. H. Mos
p Faster C,iple street, betWevn Fret and Second,
.-ue VIZ, u. serviees morning and evening
south ,A..i.ap u Z. Canre., Kew A sfkvESs'
flor, services ring and evening.
fi..tHg l.!0a1 CAGEsi on Wheeling Island, Rev j.
Nr~uy, Pastor.
C,ru, Je,aodist Eliscopai, Rev. O HALwIG, Pastor,
4.e .,r en- between webster iii 1lh0, Centre Wheel
x. Jars. C,Ne,l.a6, Roman Catholic, Kt Rev BIsnor
b. $. NuAlAs, street, OF liampdeii services
'rHug and afternoon.
i,ats Eror,aed, Rev. J. T. MCCLURE, Pastor, corner
aR,t jefferson sts. servieesmorning andafternoon.
ps, u. Market street, between Webster aud Third.
-a,re Wlerrl; services 10y this morning, and ~
t,eaas.
E,aage,cai Iyofestat Rev. wN. IIELFKR Pastor, Clay
.sr' above sixth, East Wheeling.
@ios kraEgslieai Lutlerlam, Rev. F. zI'INAERNAN,
''or Market street. between Webster and Third Centre
"hseitrs; set,ices morning and evening.
',r'. sagogue, quincy street, between Market and
'aa.
German Protestant Union FALL, Main street, between
N'aIor aud Quincy; services 1O5a morning.
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NATIONAL HOUSE.

rssED soy. IL, i>jI
MAIIETTA, OHIO
RECKARD q WILLIAMS, PToprietoTs
THIS NRw FIRsT-CLAsS HOTEL is situated on tie
Grsene ana SECOND srvvts, tr Steamboat
Landing OHiiibuscs connect NlJ all the tairoad Iris-
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FOUNDRY PKOPEkTY Z

5Or safe cls-e- tn steA C'oJunsbtH ~
I-iIE prf-rts UuTkisE oTisr. A.tlrI IscI.
s-aitl .HoI ~ift Is" hrys r@tfsrr- at4 ta t'r
sitii tock % eke. Il aild -t-ra
b rrtin width u carp shop, -
.stEe-
Tiv property iitlte srov 4
'nl HaHr'Hetur.iI county, viii vtry sri, eoaftraar
4ctiye operation ..... p
Te property vlIiJrIvEs- Tor ears 20 eia
stvsiy Ea'its and seod character, lyrh
need apply IL suul ir-iFs purchase
~le made es-y. .-teT With without tis
fl- property has chartered prviir-
&i.-o. SHOULD COMPANY pufriis.irr desir. IT. ne
chartered riE ieEes ~ r ailos,. viii ia Gzlttiy
ari- 81 ffu Saf-f@t-gT . ifgaTffiI
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NUMBER I47=
REttEE,S
VENTILATED, sILF-AI


w have tl.s lay seecivs fru.a Ne Nofk, nrist
" Sfin - 81 liss, a. take isasury u tcte-
ins til ir'gvNra - ttstis FetfirttE isIs aLt
making IL srtt th o. Tll- ly
ililss Tire sir between ~ iJsi-r a.. u ty
Az III oef q TIE 4c-ttt = cUsstruct,
20 te s=ps - Efs f9r- LeHa ihs pa
lIsTtls
ami r14ch iaiu,'i 81 i - iilTs
H. TIE >'iA iist 70 lr liafls aud .e
Tat. and sE rolortal!t T. az ir5 ytit-
atvi E2-seti'gy liEht. sGlay tuTsb LaIs
Tire oruinhr-
4suiHe. ..s jsus :. D.. -uAisisH l. a SuNs-s-
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w ANTED.
IHTASTED INiSit BIAG ELY, at l>AAC PRAGEH'S. 423
w Ns,u SI,.. suis,Ht uri4ler %! LaGlys aui G.u-
riseu buy for cash. '-'s . l"Scr lric han -Nsr
sol r.. TIE drawing clos, sliail p u
from this day, All. AID ANN ARTICLES t.e Fancy
and Dry Goods at 1 GREiT REb ELTYrA.
would catr particular attention % my s;ock 81
BLACK SETEES,
or which will s article worth 81 30 at ~ l2IE
worth 81 io at 81 - worth 81 % al 81 o., 0ti
u proportion.
FiENUi MENiNOs worth 81 - at ST51e worth
81 So 81 l25t those line = Ivu NJ rinovs worth
81 90 at ,o, AID those worth 81 IS at ~ ia.
CainGTi, 'uds and Other Enb dr.s viii sell at such
prices NJ, / vertairI. LtySse tverJ one
tilll aud zee tor yOu.sl.,ps. ISAAC IEAGER,
Al..-n 49,
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II-IlI-NVV OF NEW VsPAPERS.

JI,I.I.NNV" OF NI.N SIAI'IItS.
SaseINer who do not give express notice to tle con-
T rs considered wishing to continue ilier subscTlp-
II Subscribers order the discontnuaHce OF their peri
G. .Dy psEer Ay continue 70 send them until all ar
t4f1.ys ~, paid. .
ii jstr!leEs neglect refuse take their periodi-
,r , usggs which tney are directed, they are heh
gssg u ,uey settieu the bili and ordered tieIn
IN .4lsrrlbcrs remove 10 other places wthoutnorm
.r =Ls., and Ur papers are seut 20 e ioriueT III
.sl, tees h.!t espgLsI.dr-
- Court. tve decided that refusing % take periodi-
ron ocr, removing and leaving them uncalled
4 /. rrtrG rir,H-yhIeuc. @, iutcntionHi fraud
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j AS. NJ. DILLON
lO2 MARKET STREET..
Plumber and Gas Filter

X EEPs constantly or hsnd- Gas aNsrrrs, Lad sr+
IN Nr"urh- Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead. AL Kinds
of Brass Cocss and Valves st-aI Whistles st-aIa End
Water Guass, iif AMI Fore Prus. sinks. Es;irg
Wooden ana Csr lion llvTantS fsugH Iio-. psst
Of si ThicSnvsses, Aut' friction Nefa. Te &snca. T:H
sut1cr.y IruS BELIs aE.
C~i.cit- -ils In ti- coIitrs.
~ Also, PDiiy'- ifaPrnv-d rt5 ,s;eu; C.air. rrtei-
which l. drssivciE the grcat-~t th- th~
TO put up which N Towns aud t"Untirsi 10 st"rn Nufa
Wili he sod on iHiT Term.
ffaiNruy-ri Tl1u=. GLc.rrusfve.
uctiTs pressure ply. bot e-il water. ss-
cisly ellis preferable cheap
PIy
- AqusductP tPprrUusfaEty OF haEi- rguAI.-
titg 20 which D.. fart.i-asa ems short Ertl.r
ezs- Gel i1did rOT o'd ,ysDsr, B..'as'ss LSud
fg-lI- gsr1f