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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

CHURCE1ES OF WHEELING.
POr the information visiting the city pub
the following list OF the different Churches and their
and place of meeting. If there are any mistakes
WillmGkethe with pleasure: ~ u
ST. Aatthetoss Corner Monroe and Byron
treetS, Rev E. T. PEREs Rector morning services 1O
'clOck, eyeninE,T.
ST. JOAns, Etscopaun, Main street, between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. j. H. sllTB A. NJ Rector
Services-MorntnB 1915 afternoon 31E night ~. i.
First PTes6yerfdH REV. R. H. WRED, PASTOR FourthS
afternoon
Second Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning evening"
1atrd Presbyterian Fifth street, between Chestnut and
albert South Wheeling, Rev. E. WooDs,
morning and evening" %
Fourth Preobytertaa Rev. A.PGu1 Pastor,
between Washington and Adams morning and
evening.
Fourth Street AstaOdtSt EPtScopal, Rev. y. E. WILSON
Pastor Pourthsree between Monroe QUINCY
morning and evening. 90
North Street Aetodtat Episcopal REoER Pastor
oOrner Market and North Wheeling vices
morning and evening" z, s, .sss-5 49,
GAdpIiHe Street lfetkodf0t Episcopal, Rev. T. H. MoN
aOE, PASTOR ohnpne street between First Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South WAeeltng N E. CaurcI, Rev. J. 8. Hall,
POstOr; services morning and evening" ~ -
Whee!t"g Island CHGpeEop Wheeling Island, Rev.
WILSON, Pastor. -,
German MethOdtst Episcopal, Rev. O. HE1Wio Pastor,
oHaplne street between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
ng. - = = -.
Sc Jdmss Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BISHOP
WHEIAH Fifth street, corner Of Hampdeni services
morning and afternoon.
First Baptist C~ro1, Clay s East Wheeling Rev. VIM.
B. MAYB RRr, Pastor; services morning and evening.
ASsoctGte Reformed, Rev. IT, NIcCLuRE, PASTOR corne
Jefferson sts servieesmOrning
Dt8cpLes Market street, between Webster and Third
C.ntre Wheeling; services 1OK the morning, and 7
evening.
Evangelical Protestant Rev. Wa HELyER Pastor, Clay
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

POr the Information fStrangers visiting the pub
the following list OF the different Churches and their
me and place Of meeting If there any mistakes we
WimHkethe NecesSaryzcorrec with pleasure: - II
ST. AatEaesO's, Epscopdltdn Corner Monroe and Byron
reetS, Rev. E. PEREEs Rector; morning services 1O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09
nc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LET1ERsOoncerning subscriptions advertising or other a.
tIe Proprietors.
Letters concerning the editorial department Of the paper
hoIld be addressed to the RditOrs Jointly Orto either
for publication will please write
only on one side Jf the paper
An observance of the RboVe rules will greatly obIige
nd secure more prompt attention to correspondent
heymisht otherwise receive.
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WHEEL
THE. IlNTE,L j IGEsNCER.
SADLY IN WANT or q IfbIjis5RiBKsND. iHIiIji

- ? yq-
rpIp gr, nm IN u ~, q, j.
= 80. 8 E G
[Frona, Miners Rura1 American \ .... a}-5i $
ssst, = e etsstg,
ooeI = tae waters OF
80 Ttsu sl9se OF ,lakei We
Sn n,inss o,13 T;aea ana Tor |or
rom 4 our Pockets5 with
ssyVStsS s.;5
fbat Go 1 % catcn the
5 SS,, ? y M. sncna hooks
in the bow of the boat couple a, lines stro5o
enough to catch Goldfish in the Bay ofNewfonbd..
land, with hooks to match nH ere said thew.
take these and you'll soon have sport enough
o - girls had proyi-
oo, W., 70 oalt our
any ~ St sn JOE US, SO we had
tor a,,J y upon tne wa
1t may suffice simply to say. that in about nm
hour we loadedthe boat as deeply las shes,Conld
swim. Some of the salmon trout would weiphN
from 1910 16 lbs, aud the Sspeckled variety
"12Ia 4Wo average = lbs atieast 2 80 @
H. ~ EnlS lucy ana MISS sal
+; az @ tSA aeicloas
H. along
+ba great Sizenoe
s.,in Iaey readily con-
ti a.let tne ooat ioitne trunk OF
ana sucR
y 2 ngVsr oelore saw, ana never
u Anew minutes Weahad
oo' = to9r 9asEet lnll, when Sam
snas We SnoqIa down upon the
Tass 9nueE toEest trees, and
eans par1aklng OF hearty cold
" ~ eompanlohsdld ans
pis .9esl. on Lucy toIsing,
nos s9Pposlng tnae s. she co9ld comply with the
[eq9est; E ontJ4dge OF our surprise, when they.
oo, ooS TO- sl4g invoices
IHu itnoFe sncnantlng than thatot Jenny Lind.
mere M are az me ne words S 1 OF their song: - ~
go! pity the maiden whose lot is hereia;d
Far from The abodes Of. tte young. and the pov
Where she's doomed to '5;e Old
Have pity upon berbaye vs ra{Sf
.rou F,'S' ..s'.t5,54 90
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9Jlagtl ReceiVed and IMoI5Vi5z 11ren

IN he 4Ii a Ps a.gy sRs
IS aW ;sS s9 5SR e. One Dollar bolt. This stoe
want o. good and cheap artlcef pie and az
80 20 AHg SS0CE. ]. O. HARBOUR
--t--L...ls ~ 70 t-ei 80 tctll No fAB NSjnRA X
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[From SIlaet,i Rpral American.1 a !

TRIP 10 4As NORTH woops. + Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-09

at the close ofthis;touching appeal Sam could
stand it nc, longer, and seizzng Miss Lucyaround.
the waist, be gave her an oldGfashioned Yankee
kiss, that could have been heard many rods dis.
tanti. exclaiming, You skdU have a husband,
nv de0r girl and / will marry. won v --.-- 80. i
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sFFFIE SOUTHERN NIONITOR-THE MONITOR
j. published every Saturday morning in the of Pass
Christian Miss.
10 brace every human interest," supply anen to
every mental faculty, its aim. Bound theory or party
but seeking the highest good of all advocating whatever tends
tepromote the nceetal physical and moral good Of man.
but exposing evils and their causes It shall merit and we
hope command, wide circulation and influence
The subscription price only 81 year. payable invariably
Ia advance. f'
ten copies sI5
TO ApyERFIsERs The Monitor enjoys large circulation
throughout the South which desirable medium for
advertising. Terms moderate.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited,
Address all arders to
CHAUDRdN 4 DRURY, Editors and Proprietors.
z mY5 u Pass Christian, Miss.
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The Patent Indestructibie Water Pipes,
P 3 n B E r S,
TIN, COPPER, link AND SHEET. IRON WORKERS..
Plumbing Copper Tin Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs, Washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead Cast Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WASHsTANDs, suitable for water.
works or without, beautiful article for bedrooms
We have constantly hand large selected assert.
BRASS METALS, COOKS, etc.
Such Bibb Cocks Stop Upright Bracket Cocks all
sizes; Washsand Sink Butiers shampoonng Compression
for hot cold water Lager Beer Cstern Cocks all SKIES
Also Plated Cocks of all knds Brass Hose Plain Coup
ings and Hose Pipes from oa inches; and all Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated bfETR 0POLTTAN RANGR. which
has proven to be the very best article of the now in use
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Ama2oa Stoves all
Sizes cook for families Of from persons up sizes
that will cook for ak hundred
Are also gents for celebrated JEFFREYiS DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for valvesThree Sizes Nos q 4; prices $40 SS
and SOTO raise water from % to 81 feet perpendicular and
the from 50 to ITO feet of the with only
the brake They arsuperor any other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all Sizes patterns
and prices, always hand either wholesale retail Also
Parlo Office, Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied
~ All work done by us warranted to give satisfaction Or
ders solicited from the country. . ~
Ol2 Iy No 95 Camp street 5sstsj New o5isans.
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sHERITFs SALES.
sl1Ta IisTni57 cogaT sIUDGo BILOXI 5 - :. gES
Of MaH nLl.an.. aE 4 - . AZ. -


Sixth DISTRICT CoUET sAUBUC BLOCK d 90. w. HEN
Of New Orleans. RI a. LEE-Ee- 5.sEJg
- ERCr forced sutrenderJ
RR gHREAE or and hi obedience 90 an
directed BY the honorable sits District conf 81 New Dr.
leans 1.-THE above entitled matter. viii proceed to e{T IL
public suction A. the City Hosi Common strsst between
af1p and Aagsns stFeeg on SATURDAY, day 81
& Two CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND ts9stfler r5th -.
hll The buildings and Improvements thereon al te
rights, PRIVILEGES, CUSTOMS Wsys, seryiuFss and apppr
enanees therennto belonging 10 wa appsstaipgg
situate in The suburb Lyaudais in the Parish f 5tferE9u m
this State IN the square No. no. bonded Apollo Hav4s
First and Second streets and designated By seven
and eight plan dtaNn By Edward Goie architect Nay
" l aud depoed IN the Office Of The Sheriff 81 The PaSih
OF Orleans which lots each tAsreaa ressFe Nd
set 'front.' said Second street BY l2S feet inches in Depth bs
tween parallel lines
fEk4s-Cssh on the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans.
sixTgNE CoUR ~ DIsTRicF BAuDUc BL0CK 4 CO. vs.
de Ia NouyeiIeo Orleans. HENRY 4. LEK-No. 55ts.
Pour gue eession f0rceel
AsN VERTB dun Ordre de Vente, Fendu lie
CouF de District ~ II Eouyeile 0rsaus cideasHs
3e proeederat le 81 MEDI II de Juliet 1855 midi E6te
&c "a GIG, rue De " Commune ente les du Camp ct
1es Magass, q "a yene pubiique ct adjudication de-
DEU& TEHRAINS situes fauboarg Lvandsis, Pa 80
sos &c Jeeson en- Get ktaf dams ilet desigTe lie All
l0, borne es polio, Nayades. Premiere et G
euNerne et desgnes sous les Nos sept fu plan
depose au bureau du sheriff Paroisss dsDfieans
les dits terfans chAeun efae 90 pfeds
~ race dte Deuxeme I25 piedH pouces prpon-
deur tire liznes pRTaieies.
Ensemble foutes les aisses
vent sur Les dts erIas les dros privileges seriudes
et eyantages attaeheS ct y app 4rtesaat.
SohDLEIoAs-Cqnptanta u moment de Rehabilitation.
ia1A 25 10 II oLsts 4, y I. y. = ~
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HALLER q LAGAN, ooPPERsSITHs
't.s And
40 SHEET IRON w0RVERa

And
MD SHEET IRON WORKERS.,
2kI Iehdupitouas Triangle Buildings,
Are prepared TO manufacture article in the above
suitable for Steamboat Plantation Refinery use such
Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Iron Beech.
ng, Ghines Frebeds Juice Boxes Tanks, Filters CRra.
any other articles that line Manufacture
Sugar advantageous and in ktye of
passed by any house in the trade.
relates Builders work for Copper Galvanized Iron
Zinc Valley Cutters and Roofing Down Pipes Fancy plain
Heads ETC.. etc.
Always hand an qssortmentof Cooking Barroom ana
PRFlor ST OWES.
Iron Pipe Work and Fittings always on hand.
ha1- All work done with dtsnateh. dl4 IL
II ATIInIAN's TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper and superior any other ever used in Southern
climate.
lsL DUR ABILIT Y--equal to the best slate roofs.
I'd. IMPEN MEA BILtTY-Super any other cracks
leaks being possible.
Sd BE UTY-It presents smooth and granite surface
4h EAPNESs-Ic costs much less than though it is as
good wood less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost Of cutters and valleys.
9th. INCOMBUSTIBILtTY-It will FIRE better than
9Th CONVENIENCE will not soften under the heat of
this climate end protects tue interior OF buildings from the
7 SOLID TYlt becomes harder and smoother from expo.
be upon roofs OF any slope being light
weight does require heavy raers support IN while
liable and breaking
The tATRQPICAI4 ROOFING y is chemical compound of
substances several Of which peculiar alone combined
IN proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials correctness of the above are in the hands
Of the agent and may be verified by wishing it
All orders left at the Post.ofice Box k No @ will be
promptly attended to or apply to !, ,r,,,
jal5 " corner Of Bienvile and Marais SITS.
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= ! -l1s s1Tnosps I Hrrp. eonrs &C.. q Ia5s
TONI~ARoRlATIC BIrrERs-
A CORpIAL FOE LADIES AND AGED PERsoNs.

This highly agreeable cordial pure prepared
BY Of the OF number Of families who repre-,
ented to the Inconvenience resulting mixing va
ee 81 9tters which Cannot BE- inhibited undiued the
time which they OCCASION the mistakes made no
rance Of the mode Of administering them
These veil founded objections enabled understand
tue causes which deter many persons making the
excellent ad beneficial Ihe by
q By taken pure obviaies al the difficulties alluded II
Is highly eihcacou ~ of general weakness
Gus affections generally, and is preseryatve from
eafitsha ta disease peculiar to and humid eli.
mates. ~ reesahes the eppae nvigosales the general
system and in lime restores healthy color persons who
acquired ymphRtie temperament.
ThiRc0rdi possesses only property stimulating
Appetite but OF aiding digestion. If by
pas indulge beyond the bounds Of prudence
asow sud impeded digestion. small glass this Admirable
liquor occasions speedy relief and facilitates mature
Personsn good heath may use as apFeeFyys and pleas
nt beverage It's delicious aud such
Those whoe in the habit Of taking LUNCH and particularly
ladies, will find it Invaluable addition this epast not
qualities.
The most delicate constitutions, from infancy old age
Directions will be given petsons usiug first time
iyI5 lm&w M ia Rnvai strait
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uNEON REsT ~ 4 VI. II. ].

Z. Charles stYest.
The propFiet5rs Of this popular eztsSiisigpf
I'd inform ths public that they continue Is b ggri-
phet with a me elsgIee nelIcacies q
my comfort CLEANLINESS and moderate fiji defg
Union to be surpassed b any other h6Ns esN fs
espectally soleis Continuance eu5iiepsf 80
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Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys. and all Dtsaasas
arising from diserdered Liver or stonseh
such
Constipation Inward Piles, Funess CT Blega 70 he H
Aeidiy of the StomHch, Ranssa Heartburn, Disgust Fes
Fullneasor Weight in the stonHch, souI Erucatans Stink
ing FutteriHg at the Phi of the stomach, Swimming
the Head Hurried and difficult Breathing, FiueFiHg n
Heart, Choking gutioeatng sensations when n lying
posture; Din Of Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight
and Dtl Pain IN tine Head; Deficiency Of Pergpata
YelioWness Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain the Side Ea
Chest Limbs ETC.; Sudden Finishes 1T Feat Burning in ha
FLESH Constant IneginiDgs Of Xviii ana great Derres
Of SpiTits
Thspruprieori IN calling The attention q the public 70 tbs
preparation does with feeling Of the confidence
nsndea.
It's no and unsd artiee but lhst hsa stood tie
test Of ten years. trial before the American people and ~
reputation and sale unrivae by similar
tant. The testimony in fagpF given by ardminau
and we'll known physicians and individuals - an tas
country immense and careful perusa Of the Almanac pub
ished annually By the proprietor and TO be had asso
of his Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skept that tin
remedy really deserving the great celebrity has obtained.
PRINCIPAL 0cs and Mandatory, No 4l6 OH street. PhF
adelphia Pa.
For saIein New Orleans Wholesale and retail BY
=. WRIGHT 4 Co.,
$50 Iy&W q nnd l6l ChaTtres street
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I 0aT-0N RAMPANT STREET, BETWEEN CONT
- and BienEie Monday last Gold Masonic Keystone
containing the dagueFeoype keneses lady an gentle.
man. and engraved AZ ID A. The finder will receive fhe
Of the owner and liberal reward by leaving At this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

AS VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGROES
$SE toT sale--Removal from Esplanads street,
WALTER L. CAMPBELL. has purchased Nos III ans
3 Baronne street where he Will be found early ID the
tR with large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes
DC Is preparing enpeand healthy for the increased
business he intends conducting the coming season
locafiuhis between Graver Comrnun on Barouue street,
which + the second from the ST. Charles Hotel
GndiE convenient 70 all the merchants and hotels.
WALTER L. CAMPBELL
II and rs Baronne street,
e4vyRau avier nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

TAYEINGS-J. BONTEMPs DYER AND sCOuRER, go
and 9 Royal streets has The honor to inform the
pa9c mat ne has Just assumed the control Of Dyeing
No. IS Royal street. that will continued
ga same he has heretofore conducted bis old
hbshIeh NO Nv Bourbon stree-careul attention buai-
ness aud prompt Of Contracts AS he has peTRevered
ished there viii be no deviation in the future.
J. BONTEMPS,
my Sn 6g Bourbon and rs RQya stress,
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"a DRYADES STREETS
@a TO TRADERS PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
Having opened my old stand the LIST January 1858
with good accnmo atons for 800 Negroes respectfuysg
lieit the patronage of my old friends and customers.
fel9 ly #. HATCHER.
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q JUST ARRIVED, WITH LARGE LoT0F
&A Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of PlantRiion hands,
q Blaekfnlths, House Carpenters Cooks, Washers and
lq9neFs aud House Servants The under.
signed VIII pc receiving fresh supplies during the season. which
he offers for sale for cash approved paper HAGAs
od stand eetner Of Espansde and MORGAN Streets New Or
sci smd&ws IoHN B. SMITH.
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FOR RENT.

DApENT INDEsrRUCTtBLa WATER PIPES.
L CHARLES c. BIER. N. G. STEPHENS.
c. @. BIER & CO.,
No. % CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufactures Of
The Patent understandable Water Pipes,
PBUA B r. S,
TIN, COPPER, link AND SHEET IRON WORKERS..
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llsllll illssli1lllilill
DEN 7 TR q

DENTAE NOT1GE-Bz Is NTi3si1
Practical Dentist, No. liz st. GHasies atret
near Roytras atresta
-Sl1L-kJ Y. " would eall particular asiaEar ia isss
method of constructing ARTIFICIAL TEETH They
perfectly natural IN Ioirl and shape, set with fake gns
original form and expression Of tie mouth
with gear and distinct articulation SPEECH
BY having the nsigeo 81 the teeth and gum sstga rzn &
which the Ii zeadily adapted This PREVENTS has
ng sSana 50 often Observed II peTsons aessis
The Doctor hes h5en praetcng hfs
feels eonddent that be will give satisfaction those meg
homer him with their patronage All persons deffeRs
tanning MA services, would DO we'll to call ~
elnsass iel9 Ay
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RouYER

nj EMS NEWS! & DYSPEPSIA BREAD AND
~ gkAChNELL BISCUIT, made from choice Wheat,
slightly aperien not in the form of PILL the Staff Life
so having Introduced the 0acknell Biscuit nothing inferior
TO the English CEaekuel, imported from London.
81 2 reduced price They most delicious
ucle--light, rich and pleasing TO the palate.
Sold at the Of St Joseph Tehoupicuas Stree
stands-3D DTyades Market, lie st. MaTy's Market.
dyspepsia Crackers and Grackne biscuit put np for parties
wing ne city TO keep for length of time by applying
the manntnetory, 294 Tchonpitoulas street.
myS tt a. 5GCWA NS e
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sEtoNp, DsrRIoT coURT2 A. NARBoNNE& co. VS. THEIR
HI VIRTUE of and In obedience to order
y Of SALE rendered July Sd, 1888 and to directed
gy the Honorable the Second District Court Of New Orleans
hon on the premises hereinafter designated SATURDAY,
oFs OF said usolvents-
The Fixtures Show sssses Shelves Counters etc. of the
store situated ST. Ann street. Pontaba Buildings q
Inc lease Of the premises dwelling store) ST. Ann
street Fonshs Buildings No q which lease expire the
office. ~ ~ - -
Surrendered by said iusolvens to their creditors.
H. r. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEgxIE%E GogR DE DIsrRIcrt A. EARBoNNE 4 Co VS..
de ia Nonyele-0rleans. LEUKS CRBAhCIERE.
I'm WERTU drum orCHre de yente Tendu lie 3
JHet 1865, eta moi adresse par rhonorable Deuxame
gon de District de Ia Nouvelle Orleans dams laiaire c
aessus ie proeederai le SAMEDI, II de juliet 1858, 05
hefes A. Nj gnr les eux eiapres desges 10 compile
qes GreanGiers des nsolvables, al'adjudicatinn de-
lation. les vrieres etaEees compteirs etc. du
Bssh sltne rne Ste Anne, Maison Pont8lba No
he oa des lleuS (a nlason de residence magasn
steAnne MRison Ponaba No dit bail expirerH lie 30
u 1858 UnS copie du dit bail est deposee
hureRu pour recours.
he tont abandonnt par les Dsovabes leurs efeancers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization.
iy5 IL 1911 Sheriff de "a Paroisse l'oriGans.
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RITTHMDGA a RdBa sB M
T ~ s date Ben KIttFedge Co.. IKaRoetsEs of Gnna
~ aud Sporting Apparatus all iss braHcte&s
Wholesale hndFeiaii dsaieEsiH u faerean fsiaH4
Pistols and Fire-aFTusof every varteEy. IS s.
eChsEIss street. st Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, and 1884 MEin street, Gineianaas 0ai1s
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pATRNrRp ooPPEaEt l.IGEIrNINa Rops

Copper has eight times the conducting power Of iron
more durable and less liable Again single charge
electricity will heat Iron Rod thirty degrees Copper
Rod only six For further particulars apply circulAs
the ohice Of the undersigned. L
Applications for AgenGe orders for Stock Models
all communications to this business viii receive jIe;
diate attention, If addressed to
H. ". R. JACKSON, 121z Commercial Plaee.
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IE1T
"A lat 6qpltnnn afFest, between Earczda and eiss
SaN roBaslet Etrests; New 6Flssns.
s1sz This Establishment VIII seu5ain eyer arris
me summer where everything the can Hf
sld prizes nodeE4fa The we'll ventilated ae
than eher similar place III tie city during ~
weather
Furnished rooms for transient Bosrfers
Families and Commission Merchants sapnisd With Witnessed
Liquors Of every description at wholesale prices
# MCDONNELL A. MeGRAVg4
myE4 II Prapsgasessa
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Steamboat departures Gbis 4ar.
saturday, July IA, 80.

Date OF Departure OF E1uropears, CaFsforriu
and InAwann lLnlIa. for .Elllv.- 1893.
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CTORAGH- sTOR AGE THE UNDERsIqNE

~
having leased the large cominodous building occnpied
BY Mesrs Lusk Co., No Front street, would respectfully
invite the attention Of those having goods store Oh said or
Otherwise Their Of stoe will reasonable in accord
elce with the times. W A WIIiEEPT & CO.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
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WANTED,

JETANTED-A SMALL, PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING
w two three large and airy thaR they require,
would like gentleman and lady two young to board
for the The RESIDENCES Convenient to business APP
ply to W. this Office. sjyIO
ffSR WANTED-A GOOD SHIP OR BARK 10
~ load in the Dispatch Line for Boston, Cargo ready
10 JONES, MACKINDER co. 81 Ciraviers st.