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The Toledo Railroa Dis.

TOLEDO juno lG--The Wabash Valley Railroad Com
pany have repaired the damages occasoned by the late
storm and running their passenger trains reg,-
larly between Toledo and st. Louis
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Burning Of the Baraue Manito.

BosroN, June lG Intelligence has been received of the
total destruction by fire of the barquc Mantle, Captain
King, bound for this port The catastrophe occurred at
Surnam the 10th ult and the vessel burned to the
waters edge. No lives were lost The NJ had ON board
at the time ninety three hogshca4s of molasses.
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Illinois Politics. : Republican state Conventio,

SrRISGrELp, Oil June l6.-The republican State
convention met to-day One thousand delegates and al
tcnates representing ninety countless present
james Miller renominated candidate for State
treasurer and W. Bteman superintendent Of public in
structon. gsFet lsa
Resolutions adopted endorsing the Philadelphia
platform denouncing the bred Scott decision, and re-
affirming the power Of Congress the Territories
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Fan Of buildings at MILWAUKEE,. -Fatal Result.

MILWAUKEE,, June l6.-A four-story brick building oc-
cuped by D. II Caes grocery dealer fell to the ground
at three o'clock this afternoon killing Charles Eve and
horribly mangng three other men, who, 1t is feared
will also die.
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synopsis Of papers filed In the Department. Of the Int
rior, recommending DR.. Charles Leib for appointment
Indian Agent, and referred y the Interior Depart
mcnt to the Postmaster General, 25th February, 1858,
In support OF application for appointment special
agent for the Post Office Department
Hon. Bsrnhan Hem. date member of Congress from
Iowa. In letter addressed 10 Hon j. Clancy Jones' dated
Washington, oath March, 81 says:
II desire 10 commend DR. L. case your favorable
consideration. While residing In Iowa he was warm
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$4,000, 900 90
This reduces, it will be- seen, the regular appro
priations for the service Of the year 1859 TO some
thing less thar Sfty-three and half MILLIONS Of dol
iarsa very satisfactory exhibit when we reiectthat
the opposition are about arranging for campaign
against the democratic party on the double ground
of it's extravaganza and upon the old maxim of pro-
lection.
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The Exchange Bank Of Griffin, Ga.

AUGUSTA, (Ga.D June Lit is reported that the Ex-
change Bank of Griffin has failed 1t has agency at
Memphis.
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sale or ocean steamers.

New YoRK, June II The steamships Hermann and
Washington, of the New York and Bremen line w1se
sold at auction to-day for $4,000, to Captain William
Tyson g.t.f ASST "
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wAsmsoros Chr, February rs. 1858.

SIR: have known DR. Charles Leib f,om boyhood
having resided for many years IN the same town with
him, and up to about the time of his majority when he
left to seek his fortune elsewhere. / have however,
since kept up occasional intercourse with the Doctor and
have, either by direct correspondence communication
with his relatives end ens been constantly advised Of
his whereabouts and movements ! know the Doctor
when about entering upon manhood to have been an
tive and jealous advocate and friend of the democratic
party and its principles and from the time he left the
town In which he resided to this period have learned
Of his many efficient and xeous efforts in the same d.
rection. Your obcdient servant a
r. W. HUGHES
Hon. AARON " BRowN, Postmaster General
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other step towards The awful destiny of material
wealth and power.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Five Days Later from EUROPE Arrival OF the
Vanderbilt or Cape Race.
ST. JOINS N. F.. June IL The steamship Vanderbilt,
from Southampton on the 9Th Instant arrived oil Cape
Race Wednesday morning. and threw overheard the ds
patches for the Associated Press They subsequent
ly picked up by the yacht and arrived here abont
toay This Is the shortest space OF time by about
twenty hours in which the European has been
received.
The Vanderbilt brings London dates of the 9th The
steamship Persia arrived out ON the 9th
Later avices from India state that Gen Ross had de
feated the rebels who making another stand at
Caupee Nena Sahb attempted TO escape to Central In
dia. detachment of Europeans and Ghoorkas
pulsed in the mountains
fearful eruption of Mount Vcsuvius in progress.
French squadron in the Adriatc.
The French ambassador had returned from Spain.
The instruction In Gambia was increasing.
COMMERCIAL
LlyEnrooL Cotton The sales on Monday Tuesday
and "Wednesday amountesl to ~ 900 bales, including
5000 to speculatOrs and 1000 To exporters. The
ket Monday opened buoyant but closed with previous
quotations, being barely maintained Prices easier
but not quotnbly changed slgg 80 lbaGi atAs
Manchester trade reports were favorable. The market
closed quiet but steady. 4 pB ta7 a itiHtff
Breadstuils closed with downward tendency, and
quotations slightly lower. ~ Nl&i s,t
Provisions steady. Lard closed heavy and slightly
lower. $3.50 34
Resin closed steady ut As A. ID for Spirits
Turpcntine steady ut 49, hlt sataNE " sii
The money market was generally unchanged. Consols
closed on Tuesday at 95a for account
al i6 s.3 -----~------gl'
Further Particulars or the Utah News.
ST. LOUIS, June Is. A despatch dated Leavenworth,
the 18th instant brought by United States express to
N.rson .rvsI there last i,+ IN t.tv s,;,s ~ ,s
from Camp Scott They lefs Fort Brdgcr on the 4t Of
Nav eight DAYS subsequent to the last EXPRESS ssf
Governor Cumming was still at Salt Lake CITY These
gentlemen reported that General Johnston hid provisions
siolis ~ lss MN u'i sn1 iu'n 81 June InaI .ey
Nav 22 fifteen miles beyond Platte Bridge and two Inn
dyed anil CITY mills from, fs,,nr Scott IS ,y.s
stor, nrer;o,,iv renotod I,olo,ei IIof. nam ~, c,
ing the order Immediately es,atcel twenty 1--WE wagon
loads in advance of his column to the assistance Of Gen
Johnston Iney also met the peace commissioners at
Platte Bridges who would oyertake Colonel Hoffman The
beyond Fort Kcarney. talt Etago <, Isa939l ~
On june s, Col. Monroe hundred miles beyond
Big Blue June T. Col. May WAS in camp at Big Blue,
and Col. Morrison was ut Nema!a.
On the 9th OF June nothing had been heard Of Captain
Ma r -.
me army ~ camp ncott were III very good neaitn.
- /" ncu ap' ~, slAy 'i'es "es' " rore laramie, mes
lror, salt lake I,ity Nav ~ Io.nd En- Cnmnc; RInfs
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The Burning OF the steamer Pennsylvania
Total Number Of Lives Lost, Ninety Five

MEMpHis June ID Is far ascertained, eighty five
cabin passengers and hundred and twenty deck
passengers have been saved from tho burning of the
steamer Pennsylvania the evening Of Sunday last
This would leave the number Of lost Mt fifteen cabin and
eighty deck passengers, total Of ninety five.
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To which add:
Treasury notes. $3.50
Manufacture of arms
Expenses investigating
committees $1,000
Treaty with Denmark :
Deficiency in printing,
Tc.'-
Do. for the year
Deaf, dumb and blind
d. G..
Expenses investigating
committee -------
Clerks in Oregon to Re-
gister and Receiver
Running Texas bound
airy line----------
Incident 10 the loan
of $50, 900, 0OO---
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5s,45s,2ss %

64,434, 3G4 10
Estimate
Other appropriations bills not printed and
indefmA Including all private bls- 3,5G5,635 81
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@ i / ! 4 4.

Gbactas, Der @pbn pes SutaliiI oer
Matbe, ba1 bieie Grsabluns benz &urepder
Mene mitsetbett> Die @ater baben iie
ben &inpern iiberltefert> uno i@ iie Dir
9eier ip setreu wieperersdblt, mie i6 fie
Don ben Snpianern pernpmmen babe. SD
fono in ibr weientlt&e @eli@tSpuntte !:
pas 8tlp zines 4ja9enben unb etneS
arbettenpen @pltes, bic @efabren oer
un'pi7enbeit unp bic Gplsen per relisiSlen
ueberipanntbeit eeseniiber oer Auffld<
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ten unp Der Iusenp in einen, unnerpprbez
nen,l 6ersen, bic .2tebe unb ben Sob.
,Mls Elm @eminple mir tiele @el9t@te
ersablte, fanp t& ile ebenlo. uuterbalteno,
pie lebueta, san,al ct nit ben &etsen oer
Natur ,,np tbrer ;8rpbartieen S9Snbeiten
etuen n tteien S@mer3 unp .pabres Sc,
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gelletrifiC { s.
Gineeianbt.
@alSbdBe.

SIM tlrtpalb fiQt @@lunbe unb &lippen
Die @ilbnib nit f9aurisem Deb'n,
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Durt betmatblt4 1iibes @etSn.
Nlit lpfenoem> ,murmelnbem @anse
3ieb'n frEblieb bic Bd1e baber,
Oils pb auf bem piloeften gauge
SIR Wanbeln eilt @pielen nur wGr.
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: Gs baben bic 51lansen barinnen
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Di9t tibet benz rauldenben 9ueQ.
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@ein rutDeS @eGdt@en fe ab,
llnb tauleno BON 8iltern perIie9eln
sic fill, bic bic @pr5eit einlt CAB.
Do4 ni@ts trIbt ben leu@tenben S@immer
Der binFiebt in TrDb1inn unb Qieb'
8 BG9e, baB ltdtbe(l auf INNER,
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Sn euren dry]ta(lnen Berei9,
81 &pien, cb Rie1 1el b'rin 1teben,
Sbr epis bletbt rein unb eu9 getG. 4. D.
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@orfabren'! Die SIR mir trpb Cures
@lenos @aftfre11npl6aft eebpten batt!-
i'd btr auBer Stanoe, Gu@ beute @lei@e5
NIT @letden1 3u Yeresltet,, oenn aud i@
ire tpie Sbr> beimatblpS unos fl9tie
umber, -ba6 nerpanfe i'd met
men Mt TN l9 er, unp bin nod
weniser 9lldliG IN metner
8erbannun9,-benn i'd fibre
MID t bte4@ebeine metner 3D.
ter nit MIR! --g1<sss ssisss.ssf, ia
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Asentsn Der ,,sf1inne(ota Staats'e'tnns.'
Dftnnelpta.
New- ulm uno 8rpwn County 8r. Jrrlter,
o.. Yeer uno 9lieplet @ty 9D. @9imn1elz
6t. Mntbony u. Minniapplis> Srtb II. Rnoblaud,,
Gbasfa Gb. gper,
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9bafppee B. 81. 3p9,
Manfatp St. .. Niarr,
5tiu pater unp Walbingtun Gts ST. @9eiTer,
Sutna uuc Dafpta Gty g. 9bmiot,
benosr lpn 9 @intelmann,
lDinpna uno @inona GtY 5r. Slider.
Di6conlin.
Milwaufee s. q. &ubner,
5bebpyaon S, gD. Blpdi,
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gBatsropn 81. SdnrB,
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Davenport G. &auf fnann,
Soma @up $. 9pobrlecer>
burlington ST. Mabiu9er,
Sort Nfaplpn 81. @4wa9beim1,
8eotuf Gpmunb Saeser.
Suinpi6.
Quincy Yb. S. &eylanp,
@bcagp bic 5erren Dptler unb Grbe>
pepri3 q. Yottbof
Ysru st.. 8at|er,
Solicit Spbn 6aft,
Sttpma Mpam 9bneiber,
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9tod Sslano s. Suber,
G1alena @b. @dumn1,
gSarlaw Mpptbefer Studart.
M9i9an.
Detroit S. B6bnlein>
Qlnn Mrbpr s. 8en9el,
Nipnrpe Or. Dpri6.
Mt0puri.
@t. 2puis BlaliuS 8aQmann,
&entudY.
louisville Stepban @@miot.
Sbip.
Cincinnati 5 81 YRaser>
5an,ltpn s g8 @pbn,
Oaptpn Or. S9ulef,
@bllicptbe st.. &p1eufelo,
Yortsmoutb Safcb 8asler,
Columbus " Salts,
@anpusfp 80 BOD,
Glcpelano Safpb 99rpeber, 9(ptar,
IplepO 8 Ybilipps u. &c.,
Netpzg)prf.
9ietp.yorf 8u9banoler &leefl9, 144 @ranbNr.
%. 81. Wiesanc> 81 Sprnsifr.,
Grpy Sobn &upp,
@o9eRer Sobn Sserbt> 149 Mount 5ppe.
Duntirf &us4 Yeter.
9ie1pz zSerley.
gfepart 81. Beleer.
YennlylYanten.
Ybilaeepbia s IS Gbomas,
Yittsburs SS. Weinbarb,
&rie 9r. 9artleb,
9pQipaYsbur9 ST. Dimes.
Marylanp.
Baltimore Buttinber 5eYIe.
Dtfrtft Columbia.
@albngtpn 6. Niebfelbt.
&tr9tnta.
mi4mone s DSrainsef.
Sup<@arcltna.
@barlstpn %. gBplf II. Martin, q D(arttar
Georgia.
Musufa Gb. 9path.
Soul iianna.
stsw-Orleans 81. Guuae. ....
5ennenee. .. e..
Ntenpbis 5r. 8aum.
Connecticut. .'
9iew~6apen Yb. Sod,
5artfprt 8 Ysuus,
Sforrpib SIR. 9Binp, 0s.7
New- -0pnppu s, 2iuieuS. pa ..
Ma1a9uiettS.
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Mabilcn Spl. S9mipt, -.r tf5nn1a
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Qawrencebur9 peter Broom, -
GpanssiQe 81. Mill4. b. ~
@altfprnten.
can Granetseu Rarl Geuberid+
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Sir BE uMRinnelota @taatsseitune" fret na@ bem
8ransUfl9en bearteitet BON Or. 5ai1el.
@9lub.
Sc louteten bic QGprte peS @retleS.
@ein &atb war gu perniinftiG al6 bab
t9 i'm ni9t bdtte befpl9en ipllen. &m
folsenpen Mor9en oerlieb t@ neinen Gait
freuno uno lenfte metne S@rttte gum
@rabbusel Mtala'6. Sd >par perlu9t>
baS @rab gu Dfnen1 um nod einmal bic
eeliebten 3l9e su betro@ten> - eine &C.
mi0e S9eu bielt mid suriid. SD lebte
MIDI ant 8open nteosr> bic Gubosen auf
bic &niee 9efiibt unp meinen &opf in Bet
be 6dnpe nebmenp> iiberlieb {9 auf lanse
Belt bitteren Betra6tun9en. @d> &ene>
an jencm @rabe erfannte i6 suerlt bic
Ni9ttsfeit uniere6 0aieins> unlerer Gntz
piirfe, baa Grl9ertlde unlerer 5pffnunz
gen. user bat i6 ni@t Don bielen @abrz
beiten dterseuQt? Sd bin >pie ein alter
5trl9, wel9en bic ptelen @inter 9eblei@t
baben meine SABRE fo1nmen benen ter
&rdbe 9leid> aber trcB per &eibe BON
Sabren, mel6e iiber me{n 5aupt oabin9e<
9aneen fnp> trob elmer 70 orpben 2ebenSz
erfabrunN bin t9 ,1p1 fetnem Meni@en
beee9net, wel6er ni@t lit ieinen Graumen
ppn Slid Setaul@t >pdre, feinem 5ersen>
&pel9eS m9t an 9ebeimem Summer &C.
naot batte. gBie bic Auelle I'M Mladuaz
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set9t> im Snneren be6 tiefen 8afins ober
srirnmiee Crocodile bir9t lp best oa6
duBerli9 rubtse Meniaenbers oft i'm Sn@
neren na9enpen Summer.
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Mufz unb llnter9ans ber Spnne an bic
fem @9merSensprte. Nm fpl9enpen Mcr<
gen enti9lpb i9 MIDI enpli@ betn1 eriten
@9ret pes pelican bas aebeiliete @rab
;u perla0en. Die 2rennun9 BON ibm
fam mir npr pie Elm neuer 2ebensabz
i9nitt> tpelder MIDI auf ben Be9 Der SUI
9enp fabren ipllte.
Dretmal citirte t9 ben Sci 4 Ntala' 8,
- breimal anttpprtete mir BET @etlt ber
@afe. uS@laf in Trtepen, rief i@> in
pieler fremoen @rpe> un9liidlidite aller
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fit Define Greue> tpel&e DID in @erban>
nun9 uno Sob aefiibrt bat> pirft Du nun
DON Auert ielti spn @bacta6, perlai1en !"
Wlit i9werem 5ersen trennte t@ mtd
Don per Eo@ter bes 2ppe3, NIT 9ewalt<
1an1er slnitreneun9 rtb t@ mid log ppn
bielem tbeuren Srte unb lief ami Gub'
bes erbabenen Denfmals bet 9tatur ctr
no9 tpeit fpftareres Mpnument 3urld
uDaS@rob Str rGu9enb."
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The
STATE GAZETTE,

Weekly Paper,
published By .SAlWL LUDplGH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
Price Of advertising.
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59etnt jeeen @am1tae.
preiS: 3wei DOLLARS, in balbjabriser
8oraustc3 3aDlune.
Die Mnnabme Don brei 9fummern uerpfi9tet
fir snen sansen Sabrsang.
Mtonniren fann man 3u irgenb elmer 3ett bes
SabreS; bp9 fDnnen bic Dem announcement peran-
gebenpen gummern nt9t na9geIanbt peroen.
Der 5ublcriptions> >8etrag fann in Mcten it.
genb elmer suten Bant ober, bel balbjabrisem
Mbonnement, 1T . t mari en-. brieflt@ etn8e-
19idt perpen.
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Die Giebe 3meier 1l)iloen in ser Oift.
Sir bic uMinnelota @taatsseitune" frei na@ ben
Tran3UfI9en bearbeitet BON Dr. 5ai1el.
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MS @rIBere Mn3eisen perben oerbaltntB-
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UW Beitrdee peroen auf Verlangen bpnprirt.
5u1nprtlfilde Mppelletten. ino am nei1ten tpu"
fpmn1en.
Manulcripte n1il1en corrett uno oeutli9 ssl9rie~
ben lein, I'M, bea9tet gu tperben.
Ni9tauf9enommene NE @inlenbunssn tpers
ben ni4t 5uriderfattet*
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T=H=E FILE INT Ell J. j III I. / IGENCER.

DECREASE OF MARRIAGES IN: ESaGA GASD.-The
London Times of the, 1st inst examines the sta.
tistical tables Of marriage Great Britain for
the last year, and expresses its results iinthe
following terms:
We. are entitled, therefore, to conclude that
the institution Of holy wedlock is not in reality
lal!lng INTO any decay in any class of our popli-
latlon, ana we may consequently dismiss at
once 1.-the gloomy and Uncomfortable deduc.
tons which We're drawn from such an assump.
ton. Neither clubs nor customs are 4nc.ualivi
producing an such general. .degeneracy of9moral
or social feeling. The only truth with which
the argument vas tinctnred was this-that in a
certain class, where the education and habits
generally acquired are considerably. above the
pecuhiary competence usually possessed, there
does appear a growing difficulty in making
matches in sufficient number The class ii1
question, which would he found einfthe upper
levels Of the great middle order of society, is not
large enolghtto affect the returns of the whole
nation, but it is one in which there is much ac-
tiyity of tongue and pen, and where any derangc,
ments attracts good deal, of attention. The
people comprised inlt.are eminently writing aud
.talkl9g people, they talk and write of what
comes home most forcibly to themselves. They
are also people of no small influence, and for
this, as well as for general reasons, it is much
to be wished that the anomaly could -be re:
moved A young ladygof this class has not
q Ialr cnance OF getting comfortably married, but
the fault and the remedy can be both indicated
in moment Mothers must not expect for their
daughters at the age of21 suchan establishment
as they enjoy themselves after 80 years of mat.
3riinony. Neither professions nor fortunes can
bcobtained fullgrown. The mistake lies5in the
endeavor to reproduce the parent establishment
on its full scale inthe case of each child at its
first settlement, just as ifa landholder, with
$4,000 a year, were to expect that every one of
his daughters should enter by marriage upon
Der that their elevation. came by degrees, sons
that they have naturally the saine probation to
go through, and mothers that what they have
now they had not when they began. 10 the
daughters we say nothing for the fault is rarely
theirs; but the whole evil would vanish at once
ifitwere butopenly acknowledge that people
distinctions ofliving and means.
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ChiIdren,s Fancy Hats.
AVERY has on hRnd large assortment OF Children's
iI9.sFapey Hats, toetll sAyERY
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Cash Capital 81, ,ooo, GOO. 40 a3
E os35 80 ABSOLUTE AND sUNIMpAIRED,gf sEI -
WITH a. &URPlsUS4 OF S5O6I3S9 ,sS..
Andthe prestige ofsS yenFs success and rxnerinnce
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Having been Agent of the above well known
company for wheeling and vicinity prepared
approved Fire Marine Risks othes favotable
terms. n ifs,,- ...5f..-ss R.. O. yEONHABif- ~
sttso1e-4ysES yaqsS Hasinr .eG No. OF Main st,
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WHEELTl9G A9ENGY0P0 0R lIi4 s AT.,F OF n
4's5 DUPONT'S GUSPOWDER. 51E 5a
ETkyIEGbeen appointed sole agent in thfs itv nr
IL sale Of Dponts Powder keep on hand IN
Aiagazine,a kinds
forst3eal and Ilaif whole pound
either large small titles d the softes
noticd9 aGIow 40 she same can be HID In them -
=. ~ ia ~ ~ III Nj Reilly,
lylS L .zist ~ o. 81 Main St, Wheeling. Va.sf
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8 + =; S5144 - tSaa
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laz9 "a iigP $50 aEs ikNSsiif bsnEsss sas'4
80; 's'fNss Se.s1Nst = foF ne .sia ~
TEobS TIqbs S,iEt M1ns9M s5 Sass inctnsat Soap
Steel, .s gsen
Astas'' Asies 91s eRni,Iss nsssss5 Fls. Gssaris,
S: fgssssr with % many 5sss
manutactare. No. 50 FaXtSnls R6vVEss sSIsff1St
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80 7g.bs:. = lbs. gsmsisa jan e., ,tiinssf,
14d' It's irish Ioss, & i's''7'3l 2ns t99ifs2
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eqs4 tos. sag'D y Ss 81 9 ,eses Rsssns
NUN n r,,9a y 4SFlys0s
HOPKINS. HULL, g &, As,T45 INSON,
25S -I3AI.I.INIDII1 " STREET,
would Flspestt1lIy iBSiis E. ax...
IBRITISa, FRHNCH, a ND anFERTe.A . NJ
j p E9FE 7,lYZ S957s q1lDGESIIR RaES
For sTd XlTe ,i oneatn
9FE5Ss HUI We qhell,s otIer tuperi.
etS sSS ssa sf sh stoS @ ii
WE 5S0T TC,Iq f,l3TTpS 81
ana tS55.. ~ 81 p.
5 o. ad aSo5. SSSGn ON
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e CHA EL LES w CIR "a ri NJ
g. Ss'g'L Ole So q 9 q III i s d n S Il r.
HE IND dil ztas Ii wheeling
store tte Pre-
will continue 10 carry on the Drug III ne
brapohesq Hemps respectfully GolHt6 aEdifIEuance of
an EfSRasi Rs9 sells
and ut the lowest price, BE foddd I'd wei fr
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Il. 7. ASSETS JANU.ARY =, 1885, 353
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Cashln hand and Depostes in Hartford Banks
Cash In transit and Agents. sT2
Money duetl e Oom secured by 4lSO4
Real Estate hcumbered 49
Bills Receivable. 851TT.1s
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masonic DIRRO r6)RY. 9

OhIo Lodge No. IOI.-Mests 4 Masonic Hail,
corner Market and the srs and third Nom
dayeyenings Of each month. q. W. sI5rzs W. NJ; Ateo.
anaer L4u0Attn, Secretary
Wheeling lodge Nc. 19Ss Meets a. above on
the rst and t6trd Thursday evening" Of each month a.
basEEt1seEasVS. NJ s. y. PsGgsOa, seeretary. Is
wheeling Uaio1 ChaPteE No. = aezMestssaps
above on the seeohd AiondA evening eashmonth w
sooTF, II. Pi s. R.Psarsoa, Secretary.
~ az 1eeltRgs EsucaulPHaen1 No. 4 s=-AEsets as
heys on the oHFt Monday evening aS each month W IT,
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E 15a NV. :! -: p Peterson1t
MARINE I5IFEINS URGE
eHiSSai AND LsAN715 AGENE.5Esf455 itf -
.5i ,.,- No. 81 MnSRnE sTRERF, WHREITsa. VA. 4. ri
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The aIns1ranbe Company 81,
OIt,ssIEIEfWlNILkW OF 3WIRCSINIA
ffAiIFAL. paid and invested with sur
promptly adjusted and paid -,VEs1 7ffsfF9tF
lGsBT omcenextd above NJ. IN Bank Main street