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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

Hyde PARK.-For sale, a beautiful FARM OF
lc5 acres mites from Poushkeepse miles from H.
H. r. depot with house which stands 20 feet from the
hshw with lawn front also with handsome growth OF
maple aud other barns stables and ice hoase al
In best ORDER fences large garicn well stocked &c As
fruit kinds in abundance. making desirable place tt
country home. Apply 10 3 UNDERHiLL No l9 Broadway,
corner Dey-st.
HOUSE for SALE or to LET-The four-stOry
high stoop HOI ST. No 243 West 32dt with all the i'm
proyemeD for sac bs ain, tO let at 400 In
que the premises s day at No 2i3 West 3lstst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
paneins Academies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMEA
IA No aS B<osiwsy, New York.
No l57 Montague pLce Brooklyn.
Cioases will BE- continued uual June l,
Pupils received ar sDy dms.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

ITOR SAIE- ts1UT! HIIU Ud''HIVU0 'IfV IN
HOUSE good AID in good ofdrr has the modern
Horse e. ,et BY 50; L0 es is inches VII
be .oIi low and tssy Apply a. No 81 '"e' -n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

CTORE PROPERTY for SALE cheap-Tbe
- valuable brick HOUSE and STORE No l5l South 9Th S
wllispsbugh. for sale cheap. Apply to j. T. WELLIAGs
No hat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

"a NIBLOS GARDEN
MILE. LIMA WlNDELL
h'r cry announces 20 the public aud her friends that
MR. TAREwFLL BENEFIT N ,NERIct
will take plsCs
SATJ RDAY EVENING, April 81.
occasion through the Kindness Of her BROTHER and ss'r
% sAc will be enabled 10 present entertainment in which
COMBINATION OF STARS WILL APPEAK,
~ Ue 20, =, no IN no other rhestei in the world.
t, uAbklhL ANTOINE AND JEROME RANEL,
u:cat from The stage
Last appearance but one Of
II RESA ROLLA
u MARIETTA ZANFRETTA YOUNG AMERICA
Box Book now open. fN"''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE Tor IalINu
i BONDS or STOCKS or PROPERTY IA this CITY or VI
1fni,v-A FARM Of 10 sctes in EASrFORO. Cnu isfm-
r suthouse bans carriage house, shells wofAsloP
''''' BRIGGS & RICHARDSON No. Ga Ccda-''.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

ITO ALL PERSONS GOING WEST.-An In
tersting and illustrated PAMPHLET Of 80 pages contain
g full descI ions OF the Lands which the Illinois Centrs Raj
road Comps sell, actual settlers long credits and low
rates Of interest will be sent gratis sorg West who
will apply 10 the CoDpEy's Agency No. JG6 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
COrNTRY RESIDENCE at ASTORIA for

II ON SNI1Tl-IH NUIIIln' III''i II IWO sTOIy DICK
l. DNELLING-HOCSE tstueco.dl. new, and built il the
The lot contains OF good land up1n which
Poultry house and yard WITH running ice
house aud variety Of choice fruit aud
,h,uhs This Pop-ry p'essuly ,i;aI;e the
Chu High boc and Depot very desble re-ieace and
viii be sod very chesp For particulars address
II. n. Rust C3linsyille, Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

amu5$m ents

cADENY or MUSIC .-MUSARD'
n - MATiNiE. ......., uum.a
TO-DAY tr ;ds} - a ccGeI p,,ery D''' o'' "
,y TAplEG n kE6 m,yigcynT hASGm MI MffsrnA
Aiai.o csn.. Nc all BE- s.ser,ei ct the M,nd
msree L.de' are qe''e1 q buy the, ;ar, 10, :. 0' u -
0-y Tic rrptrsm I rD comr e '- T Oyears tA.
cae STOW zs ~h "a, Msr;sI,.s ;ss s09 rIpe" pts.
Ms;sui,llo t5 Tl',cers ie Gsn,sl ey FeaI''"P'
1'e' oISoRRow S RI HSp;' rd.y az, y0sERLIoz SIGHr
the Wy irccuei weather :hr Bvio, tisl; ~aioh pre-
"'''a "''1' 'iGm T@E ''iss GRSNb BERLIoz EIoHr
~ h. Iep's'ed. by general request
{SsIIIvnIY O. EEA{ I.sr ~ srhoz nSi; pSlSaE
Ts md frsd % seat. may b sists ss rs NEW No. g I. 4
the door, The OF sess connenoese' 'i's
OK YRIDAY-TENrH MrsAED CONCERT.
THE LIsT HECTOR BERLI9I yfyi' SyqfS 'xItGp,
i"N-'A"o Mad DAvGRt
~ TmE S4GNiEicENT ORCHESTRA
Third night OF the vcuo or-.npuIv
Pu1I-Le. Franc. jugs lBerioz Aria, Tan.redi tDA AZ
sr, Invitation to the Dance Bsrioi Luce,s Bofsa (rh1
f's1 lie c.ry.I Eopsa ,nslo, a ,.,:, B:,os' T''m'''
Srau.h SoDg (DAngr) les Echos tQusddllel Opns'olIe
500 Mocsu The Express Train aud Les zoa''e' "a tue
On SUNDAY Grand os.,riS pss! sad s'cred con''rt'
h'S's'"'HDG DGANohI' ocasi occaaaADoRi, MrlNER.
The LERENSASzN f5f EJah
NEW-YORK HARMONIC sOCIErY-M' m
s a2.y ssE1ES E1ESSG Ta9F:d s a'c1d z
The ts y. b be Asa5s%S sssd q a. YFas 9T
u" p Gs%aS s1SssSFS seS On '"' '' cAREISGroN P
NEw-YORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
vi, sis pl.d. on ssTtR6xY FvENNG Ap a. 1853
h Acsdmy Of Mu. n. foS ling Rpsn ST 1: have ,Ds
To'f Mr. HENRY c C0oPER VIOLIN coninctor M THO
EsfELD ot fo 'e es " tho MS SSIs. RIs.,o, oi Ne ri
Brosdssy and WslisI. No i6' saIson.t Brookyh Nm
& 5s s' e. 'bf evening Of
0'ot to commence '' O'Clock E. 81 SrEk sk"isS5 Secretary
NEW-YORK MENDELSSOHN UNION
IN SECOND CONCERT-FOURrH SEASON
M'oThirqR ThrRsDAY sn H, fVEssS sS;d"iy x, i9s'; e S'
p.n.l Hi5.t 1.t 'i%. s.w II q A%SplS. ,ns 5;s,o,.
JFPHTHA AND HIS DAUGHTER.
Th soo vii be sustained b, the following named msO0e Of
Mis- NJ c. S'., SnyMr. NARY F. u.w1rY.
Mr. PEaRiNG, and amman,
Tke.. can be obtained only the menbr BY su!
sGIPoH at the P,Io Pa fors Waier0om Of M'''r' JCDSoS
THE FUTURE of WOMAN in AMERICA
The remaining LECTURES Of hs will be given At
Mozart HILL No COS broadway the following subjects:
WOMAN AND THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE by Ms
LUCY STONE THURSDAY April 2l ~
BENEFIT 70 WOMAN & OF 3RGaNnzEp 3Ga NI, M RMISRA-
These Lcctur, aid the Shirt aud Seamesse
riop No place The lecturers have generously under
the series view Of the Importance OF the subs - b
discussed
HUMAN RIGHTS
Mrs LUCY STONE whose simple cloquencs has been p-o-
perfect dng shed will yuii-
the proprey Of empowering Woman rsdess hct own
grey anCes through THE ELECItvE FRANCHISE.
LADIES des3g 10 hear those Lectures attend without
PM haY a. a
Doors open at 7; Lecture rom nsuces at 3.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS.
The sale Of reserved will commerce" (ony WILLIAM
HALL SONS No 239 Broadway, on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst
Inst, at Q O'Clock a. III.
Tickets may had al the principal Book aud Music
Stores Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

YINHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. PoughkeepsA
i n Y-Afrt class Boarding Schoos Tor Boys opent sT
s ASlr., c b. WARRING OTIS BlSBEE Principals
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
VALUABLE MINERAL AND FARMING
LANDS FOR SALE.
OFFICE OF TfIF McKEAN AND ELK LANDl


Til, mpsny incorporated by pc. The Legislature Of
Peunsy passed the 9th Of Feb 1886 having during
completed accurate typographical aud geological
yey Of their lands by competent and faithful corps Engneers
Offer the for sale They stzed in the counties
MsKCsn ard Elk. Pennsyyana ard the titles perfect
The msps and plans sh pwins the yous qualities Of the soil
mbcr and mineral s'rahcaons together with the
aud n market b. at their Ohoe
in the Franklin Institute Building 7h ST., PHILADELPHIA
geological section shows workable vein. o.
Cos making together four feet and three OF Iron Ot
masDg twelve feet with vausbs Of fire ey The
land yercd with cherry maple. each white pine hen-
lock TIMBER and contains numerous suitable l)r mill
Taking be situation Of these lands in connection with tho in
dUsa snd comme ia in,Te,t not Ouy Of fe
of New York New Engald nd the lac regou they oaer
lie inducemsuis for prof able investments % purchaser
For particular Information refer the Undersigned
WILLIAM bIDpLE. Secty H. NJ WATTS, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
EAST INDIA GOODS at WHOLESALE aud

FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE No. 655 BROADWAY, is
piece iu this city where M assortment can b. found
INCLUDING PoNCUE Grapes S.tDs Figured and Plaid silks
SeerucEer Sbswls Fancy Articles Chna, Lacquced Ware &c
Also DRESS OooDs in every variety the best s
Gle ia o Summer wear and BoNNETs made Of tue
tes large variety Of AMERICAN INDIAN GOODS constantly
on hand
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
CRKAT SALE Of LOTS in JEFFERSON
" CITY the .pitaI of Missouri the hTst MONDAY IN

HREAI SALE Ot LOlo III JEi IshT'.'
" CITY the CsptsI of Missouri, the hfsi MONDAf ID
The Jefferson City Lard Company will on the first MoHDN
u Nav 1853 public e hrndred OF he ocst 81 VI
NESS and BUILDlNGL0TS in Jefferson Cry aad III tn'"
edition thereto. A.. l., ana
three with teu pei cent nere' 'e'f7' " "
upon the prop ry. ,. ,..-. -, =. o.,,,.,;,, :.
rsrdy increasing the following prominent advantages;
IL beautiful rolling heaby location aud II ~" and
genial climate. ,.,--
IL the Capital central State destined 10 b. one
the mos. popuOus and rich. - IN the Cuiou
II has Of byd4u,c Limestone, gsss sani ana ans
building and is surrounded by vast deposits OF coal iron
ard immense ttess ot pine OAK whn
ard ssh the finest variety OF timber or manufacturing a1 ouna
ina pnrPo-es
1t the eeOgsphs csner Of ths Ststs on the great
south AsOu RiVr ard AZ its junction with the IA
Rsusd The Missouri Rer sweeping through two thou
sand miles of the riches. cornry America west OF a. ei
upon bosom t.. immense s snd travel run, At te oi OF
the Cepa sLd the Pacific Bsiosd leaving the river here
poute directly the ch, portion OF Kansas - twroa iad
lecon through country uot surpassed oy ansStet SOuh
ty. PennsJ lysDi,-
become ST. Louis what Albany to Newfors Our mana
fariur have sale hou here and In St Louis giving
them market Of the country west OF Us aud the oth o
the valley Of the Mississippi
Ard lastly it surrounded By Of the fines: fruit s'o"ins
regions in America =.
Great bears will be had and property sold a, prices admit
ting ofnmense specuaons hereafter H. beynd All question:
one of the safes, points for investme u In the West
JAMES B. GARDENHlRE
President Jtferson City Land Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

EOR SALE-A very neat three-story and high
il b.ament PhiisdclpLis bfick front HOUSE, S5ths
Pic, $500 Apply to ERASTCS +. MEAD No. $50 Sdsy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23

BosroS, Jan. ga fire was discovered yes
terday afternoon in the cellar of the Chapman
School House, by female teacher, who with
most extraordinary presence of mind commnni-
Gated the information TO others privately. The
scholars in eight separate rooms were quietly
dismissed in good order. without any knowl-
edge of tho occasion for the holiday. Before
the remaining two rooms were cleared the alarm
of fire was sounded, but the teachers took their
positions at the doorways and prevented rush,
passing all the children out safely. The build
ing contained five hundred scholars The fire
was fortunately extinguisted without doing Sc
riOus damage
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23

have generally been we'll attended by buyers
from Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore. At
private very little has been done, the southern
orders coming IN very sparinsly. During the
continuance of the pressure Of goods upon the
auction room, there will be only scattering
b0siness done through private hands. These
sales have drawn together jObbers and commits
sion merchants from all parts Of the Country
The cessation Of purchasers during the past
three months must have left the stocks in the
interior quite meager-hence the carly appear
ance of buyers.
Cotton goods are only moderately active, and
prices sill lean in favor Ofthe buyer. The most
prominent factors arc demanding cents for
heavy brown sheetiDgS; light do. 1-4c. Stout
brown drills are steady at "a 8 rs.
Desirable s:Sles ofwoOllen goods meet with
some favor. Fancy cassimrrcs command fair
prices; but as yet there il only slight inquiry.
Inferior qualities are quite dull of sale. The
best qualities are held At 90. $l.OO. There
are some fine sample of fancy dOeskins in mar
ket, and the manufacturers appear to have mad
considerable advancement in the qualify Of their
productions, notwithstanding the adverse cir
cumstances under which they have labOred.-
The Union Company are displaying some black
dOcSkins, which are Oftine finish, with very
fair body. A week hence We anticipate the ap-
pearance ofquite superfuity of styles.
First class madden prints suitable for spring
wear have been in moderate request for the
South.- fFlceS are seheFauy supporter. 1He
assortment is as yet quite incomplete The
opening prices for standard productions arc
within the range of Q a 10 cents.
rhe few styles of muslin de LANES that have
just made their appearance are well received, and
reflect much creHit upon the producers. The
Pacific Company, one Of onr most successful
companies, are holding at 1Sc.
From present Indications, the spring trade
will be irregular, characterized by more or less
pressure under the hammer. Those houses
that have weathered the storm will doubtless
secure the bulk of the trade, being in u epndi-
ton to supply themselves with the different
makes. As regards the change in credits, about
which the iObbers have made so much ado,
there seems to be little agreement of action.
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MASHINGTON MEMS.

JAN 22.-The British Post Office has made
compliant Of large number ofnewspapers con-
Ftaining writing have been discovered in the
mails received from the u s., and accordingly
a request was made of our Post Office Depart
ment, which has directed the attention of Post
masters throughout the country TO the necessity
of enforcing the laws and regulations upon
that subject, and injuiue them to protect the
postal revenue from such illegal practices by ex-
ercising greater care and diligence in future
The British Office has been requested TO return
to this country all newspapers Illegally forward
ed from the u. S., at printed rates with view
to prosecute the senders for the penalty of five
dollars foreach offence.
Lieut. Gen Scott, although not long since on
posed to the movement from the Pacific side
against the Morlnons, is now anxious to organ
ize force in that quarter; he has not yet, how
ever, received orders.
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y THE uNIoN I,INB.
OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE sTaEETs
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGroN. Jan. D.

/ f n b. 4
SENATE-Not in session.
HousE,-Mr. ZollicoffeF asked but failed to
obtain leave to introduce resolution calling on
the President to communicate all Information
which gave rise to the Utah Expedition, instruc-
lions to it's leaders and all correspondence she'd
ding light on the question to show how far
Brigham Young is In rebellion or resistance TO
the Government of the u. $.
The House then went into committee on pTi-
vate Calender.
Without coming to any conclusion the COM
mittee soon rose.
Mr.. Davis, of Nd, introduced bill for the
improvement of the Patapsco river and to rem
der the port of Baltimore accessible to war and
steam frigates
The committee then went into committee of
the Whole on the State of the Union.
Mr. Bllinghurst argued against the practica-
bility Of the Southern and in favor of the North
err Pacific Railroad route.
Mr.. Warren asked him whether he would vote
for the Southern route il the com. should report
it the most cheap and most practicable
Mr. Billinghurs emphatically said he would
not while the talk of a Southern confederucy
was so rife, he wanted to know whether or not
the South was to remain in the Union.
Warren replied there was no such thing in his
country as Southern cOnfederacy. lie was
nationa6man and us a sOutherner5 was attached
TO southern institutions, but would vote for any
road connecting the Atlantic with the Pacific.
Mr.. Billnghurst said he did not hold Sir.
Warren responsible for dis union sentiment,
when the gentleman favOrs a Southern con-
federacy he must believe it, for Southern con-
fedracy was not tncditated, but a consolidated
government, regal government or something
Iikeit. liE
Committee rose and adjourned till Monday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSS ] HAIR y
Completely Preserved
TO EHK GREA TEST AG Esl:


Nd who that gray would lOt have for
IL color; q bald, tie Il, tSTsc,
but would be cured, with sick hsaaee, It
Elod y eHIrd y gill also EslPy Ps NOV de
faes and edI Prot aSoeds hair ksstoEutVs WI % ali
AKH AAB0E, November 8, 1856.
PROF. Oh. WOQD-DeaF SIR; have heard much ~
the wonderful elects Hair restorative,
been often cheated ~ QuaekeTy QulGk E0stT6ns,
haF dyes &es was disposed 70 fae ksatogattVe
months aimee,
induced trial your Res1EhiiVe ny fauy-HEat
trely white, before exhaustn y0uF large
ties, hair asary tts oFnal beHutiUl
Blosey upou ana e1tltsy ever the lta tie eenlitnet 10
Ia simply % It's bsanty tsetS ptOn
the hair. bat became - is beaiid hlntnee
your Restorative uiih the hdplest Effects; therefore, NY
skepfeism and oous In IS AID
value entirely removed and
air.
have thsiF hair restored FROM white gray (h
sickness ags) % original color and beauty and ouh
persons who would have thtlF hair beautiful and Eiosay,
Very uiy and Gratefully years,
FRIESD WO0D: Il long time aft.F Yea
ed before got bottls RrstoFatTG UEieh yea
Il We eouends 70 IL Ars- Mauns hair,
its power. IL has done All that
WOnlGdo; and others Of family and friends hawks
entitled highest eOssideTaliGn you CHIN
forit AsainpVss9 respectfully and Igly, ssgTsf
CAnLTLr,Ill-, june q, Isss.
have used Prof o. J. WOOi's Hats Restorative,
ing, thought, PrenaEnFely gray. In. b.
Restorative t has resumed Is original eoloF,
= = : s. BREssR, eu.senator, .. s.
Oh WOOD CO.. PEoPTigtors, 81 Broadway, y. r., Gin
the rsst n Wire Railing Esss and i1s Market
stEeet. 8, Louis, No And sold b ali coed Druggists
tdeedsttWANdfn "a =
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

CINcINNAT1, Jan. 22d.-RiVer stationa1y.-1
Weather clear. Mercury 90.
LOUISVILLE, Jan, 22-Riyer stationary with
feet in the canal. 6 feet on the falls. Weather
clear. Mercury So.
ST. LOUIS, JAN 22-River falling at this point
with from 81 to Z feet to Cairo. The Illinois
is stationary with 4 feet in the channel. Moth
ing from the Missouri at Dubuque the river
is still full Of running ice. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23
NEW WORK .MARKET

JAN. 2I.-Fiour heavy, sales of 5000 bbls at
81, 25a4, 80 for State, a decline of &c; Southern
brands show an advance of DC, quoting at ST.
5Oa4,96. Wheat advanced, 1900 bush. sold
at 81. goal, 8S for White, an advance Of &c; 81
15al ,O6 for MiIwaullie Club. Corn firm, 5000
BUSH sold at an advance Of &c. in White, and lie,
in Yellow. Stocks firmer and higher generally
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23
ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAWBA.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 22d.--The steamship
Cahawba, from Havana, arrived here late last
night, being detained twelve hours at South West
Pass, where several vessels were aground, block
ing up the channel. The Empire City was also
aground.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23
s.. PAU, 10, sept. q, $50.

Mr. T. b .7ofastea Dear Sir-I take pleas
nra in recommending your Alopecia to those
,vhoare bald. Ipassed through your city while
ON my way to the East, last Spring, and seeing
vour Alopecia highly recommended by the city
oapers. / procured four bottles, which has en-
SSirely restored my hair, which before using, |
was bald. Your ob't servant,
Copy Signed JouN 6. STn.wAGSER,
Commission Merchant, st Paul, Mo.
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RANK ROBBERY.

New YoRk, Jan. %. The National Bank of
this city was robbed few days since of pack
age of notes containing $4,000. 1t was re-
moved from the counter during Bank hours
Two men have been arrested on suspicion and
small amount in bills on the Bank was found in
their possession.
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@ n E. DOLL r.


one OF TIE HEsE RU4GALIvR AND LIVER MEpi-
lNVIGOAAIOR Lfrer ea5edy, that Cfkay5fc.
cine Known. Il 8 not only csihaItie. SSi a zirsr
sss2g E:s 90 ss LTsS g Ssst iIs H;sss ~,
natter thus ne two puFposes ensetuaI ih
siIons q nost cathSTtiss ne 5sisi ~
sa1s . aos.s s sli a ma .Ia % !.
IA. sisT1En's IxvlsolAloE Is eonPounAea sAt.reIy
tErom new articles o. medIeine. IauielS .Guus. ~
SIs de- g s sss s. q ssss nay = fern
contains e %sa stFsn e one hssEs dO'ss Cal
- T6S5SS - rSTe Iri1si 49,. - Gen.,
have been bat little known yseans. usrd
GeraoT which nst with such unprecedented sueesss
e Ia ESoI in Iss $. Ss - y ~ ~
to ears LSoar Complaints 10 their worst forms.
When The Liver Is sAefted % aetIoil-
Jaapdes Is saassd b. an action g the Lfger
et any troubled with JauudieS IuVIFoFaoF
fs olIiSS I1 so' Ss. ana 'r & @ ee 70 assume
cOstiVsness can be permanently cured By the IrviFo-
fat0r Take it In small doses retiring, assbIs
nature In her Operations By sradualy dmnIlhingts
and work as regularly as eiosl voT SEX esssei !;
Livery soon relieved b. taking double dose % t Art0
EtOrGO which eoEFeGts an aeidlty and tie
For an overIoaded stomach fthas no EQUAL sit re-
neTss all oppressive uneasy feeling aitsF eating
heartily. For family medicine genSTaily, aus 10
6R- S4xEOHDs IKyIsoRAToR came TO us reeomluended
E9fFom DISEASED LITrF ms tsstiIloaiais 81 = T ~
our Physicians In It's laVoI. ndues 70 and
conviction e certain that 10 h the greatest
O[sings given 70 DySpepes, it made complete
before the drst botiE taken, ard
ythinE edible without trouble, while before
ing boa the lightsst feed Soud digest. aAd ts.
gave pain. Now what 70 say all readers
% Liver Complaint Dyspepsia tFOube you
AL @ Try this, the sfeasest remedy inthe UoEdatS
There has never been tried IL family remedy
(which has met with sueh unbOunded
Of diseases incident to ehdren, pR 6aEE0np
ORGIoHi Il alone children tat
use it; for Il acts CatlaFtie mildly ard gently
and seems 70 ren0Vlte the system thOFOuRy that
- think doing service 70 all IN advising then
fWhen they need uedicine % tbs edy.
that have under notice EgFe great ben
gGt has been IeseVed IN diteaaes o. the Lce Stomach
ADD Bowels where nil OrT Tssdes failed give relief
has become useful IN family that will aotd0
OlWtlhOut It.-JGeEsORF ilfe 1ig.l Rep8Blfeaa.
PHtcB ONB DoLlaHPIEH
SANFORD CO., PrUpTistoTs ,345 Broadway, Neu HOIk.
I. Il. LOCAL \ CO., Agents for WbeelIng.
JOHN D.. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. kBHSEls. Pittsburgh " olGEalc Agents.
a1IT-9m-IV-daU
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unna1 Music /.

n n MORGAN viz commence his Evening classI In
MI Sce:t Nsso On Monday evening, 9Sth, At his rooms
IN Horn6Took building PFsons DESTROYS q JOINING te
~ Slrase maze application before that tlE1s
i bonrs 81 each session Will be from 70 r A. NO
,-5tSTs IIli Be allowed after the class Is formed
TErSfs-Sa for hfteen lessons 1sI<S
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FIRRMANS RInT

LouIsvnLE, Jan. pa collision occurred
last night between tho Hope and Mechanics fire
companies, returning from an alarm of Are
Several were shot, Frank House, probably NOR
tally. inA
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n BFidgep0rt-we learn that the village of
bridgeport, over the river, is improving very
.ap'aiy at this time. Several new houses are
~ course of construction. The Fathers
nave gone to work in earnest to improve the
heretofore impossible streets.
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FIRE.

DuBuoU, Iowa, JAM 22.-Thc st Cloud Hotel
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss cstimat-
ed at 100000. Insured for $4,000. Supposed
20 be the work of an incendiary.
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BY THE MAILS.

TIE n. Y. DET GooDs TaADE.-Tho principal
feature in this branch of business the past week
has. been the frequency of auction sales. They
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For tllr intellIneneer.

Messrs EDrroRs-I 6sg leEYe respectfully to announc
through the columns Of paper, my name US cand
date the Office o: City Sergeant the approaching Cha
ter Election. JAMES o. HAWLEY.
dec. rs, ls5T.-te. a~-e