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Died.

Brrru,p.-on Monday, Nay a. HrsRr, the only son os
DERRICK Ruriendd.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this "Wednesday sernoon,
O'Clock.
Rsows On Tuesday, June I, CHanns BRowS, son OF
George and Eliza Brown, aged year, months and 10
days.
The relatives and friends Of The family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from The residence Of hm
avenue, on Thursday afternoon, ct three O'Clock.
Cunrs-On Monday morning, May al, ASH vie o. WI
liam Curtis, In the 4ath year OF her age
The scquaptances and frends a The family are respect
FULLY invited 70 attend The fuper al from her resdeooe
No 90 Clarkson street, this "wednesday morning. 81 nine
O'CLOCK
CRoPsxY.-I In Brcoklyn, on Tuesday morning june l.,
Epwrs, son H. 7, and Eliza Cropsey, OF Hsyerstraw,
New York.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
esiiipxlPHk, June I, 1858.
road. 2cx Morris Canal, %; Long Island Railroad, iiX
r'nn''''Ani' Railroad "S Sr Outlaws, Nav 81, 1883
me saies OF cotton 70 day were 500 bales al un
changed prices mid 'lIns, liac n1c: Red wheat
low sss 7oc Codee-ssles Of 400 bags ii loo lie
Freishu-Cotion 70 Liverpool "a.
flour drnsr wheat dull and droopps REQ 81 . 81 o5;
white, 81 81 TO- Corn active and higher; white $50.
&C. yellow &C lilo. whnksy dull n 2oc 2ic. Pro
PmApuyruA, June I, 1858.
Breadstufs unchanged In price. E1eur duu Wheat
aoxo = a,xc. Provisions unchanged Pork, SIS; hams
lie l2hc.; sdee, skc; shoulders, 10
ALaAxy June 1-eP.M
Four-M dull for the Wholesale trade Prices high
or than the Views OF ssecuators Sales 600 bbls
CHANGED rates for retail wheaMarxet quiet and holders
OF good parcels arm Sales IL 900 bushels white Canada
csns A. two or some small parcels Of super quality cold
a 81 o6 81 o. IN lots. Corn lover, and not mnch
otrls tn the market Sales 1900 bushels: mostly Al
s7c for good round Western mixed Oat IN fair demand
sales a sic. weight, bu, little in market
The first sale OF new clipped wool was made 70 day at
2sc for good fleece. similar qualify Was offered last
shipped By io~ last nish,-74ooo bushels wheat,
Flour scarce and steady sales OF 800 bbls at % 81
a 10 for extra 10 double extra Wheat steady sales,
0 svss 'C sshs a. ss for
sound Oats nrm; sales 20 900 bushes at 3tc whiskey
dull at 1870 s19bc Freights lower; wheat III Nc;
com 10 sc 10 New York IAke imports 900
bbs four 80 occ bushels wheat 900 de- oats 5000
do corn. Canal exportse COO bbs -four, OF 600 bush
els wheat, 1900 do. corn Wind southwsst
BrrrALo, June 1-6P. NJ
Flour scarce aud steady; sales 200 bbls, at 81 rs
81 IL for chace 70 good extra Upper LAKE, % 81 Is
for double extra wbeatteady sales 200 bushels At Toc
for Chicago spring TIC 72c for Mlwsuse club Sic for
red Ohio Corn in good demand and steady sales 10000
bushcs Al SEC SIC for sound Oats nrmcr sales rs 900
bushels, At SAC. whiskey dull at 19kc freighh stl
lower corn 10c wheat 1lc 10 New York lake imports
II moons 900 bbs. -four, 10000 bushels wheat 1900
bushels corn, 900 bushels oats Canal exports6000
bbs -four, 900 bushels wheat, 1000 bushels oats,
1000 bushels barley.
Oswyeo, June 1-sP.M
Flour aesay. Wheat unchanged and demand good
saIes "a 500 bushels, T3c for Chiago spring. and TIC
for choice Mi ankle club Rye ana barley quiet Frcshts
dull asc on -four, So on wheat 10 New York. lake i'm
rovts--2eoO bbls flour, 10000 bushels wheat, 400
busheis corn Canal exports-b 200 bps flour, $1,000
bushes wheat II 900 bushels corn 1000 bushels osts
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CoSosS-HArI-On Tuesday. May is, by Tho Rev. r. n
westbrook, OF Philadelphia, JouS T. CoseR Miss BYs
HAI, youngest daughter Of John H. Hall, Esq, OF New
ton, New Jersey.
empetead Iopg Island, Tuesday June l. by the Rev.
VIM. H. Moore, Mr.. MALONE GuDsRsrgxyE Miss Joax
vly ppwurR, both Of Hampstead.
Josss-BousiAsp.--On Monday evening, May 81, By
the Rev. A. Paddock, Rector Of 81 Peters church Mr.
TRrpxzItK " JONES 70 RHoDA NJ BovRLASp, daughter Of
Mr. John Bourland, all Of Brooklyn
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H0Nh0UfH, III, Nay 3I, 1913.
terrible tornado passed over the village Ellison
twelve miles south Of this place, last light Every house
In the place blown down, aud fifteen persons Were
XII ed and several fatally injured. Tine village contains
five hundred Inhabitants, Add report says that none OF
them escaped Injury impossible to procure tho par
tcuIars 70 night Tho excitement In the vicinity Is in
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New Ham pshirs Legislature.

CoSco0D, N ii. June l, 1858.
Our State Legislature meets TO morrow Al . caucus
this evening the republicans nominated In B.
Bry ant Of cord Tor Speaker the democrats 10
nominated Waller Hartman Of Warren for the same
position.
At the annual meeting OF the New Hampshire Medical
Society day. Governor Martin chosen President
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.JerSey City News,

AcuDYST ON TIM EEw JussRY CsSTRAL RAuRoAp-EAriy
yesterday morning when the frat down train on the Cen
ud road was passing between Somerville and Bound
brook the locomotive uddepiy thrown Off the track
reversed spd turned bottom upwards the engineer
Wilson Perks, was seriously injured that bic recovery
Ia doubuu The conductor, Welstead, sustained
internal injuries Tho passenger remained upnn the
track, and were soon stepped without any one being tn
juTed Tho accident was caused BY the door Of freight
which bad passed along during the night becoming
detached from The and falling the ais a7d
Dct discovered By the approaching train in time 10 pre-
vent the casualty
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Arrest OF New York Tnloves In Besten:

Jacob Schsupper, Adolpbe Wolfe, Sophia wufcnboy
Elizabeth sAcar New York thieves, arrived In this
city this morning. and whie making purchases this after
noon stole $500 worth OF dry goods rhey ali
arrested By detectives and committed too early
this evening for their iutsuded return TO New Yorx.
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Naval Intelligence.

Captain James H. Ward has been ordered 10 and assumed
commend of the United states receving ship North Caro-
lins s the Brooklyn Navy Yard vice Captain findiay
Schenck, Who has leave OF absence for six months.
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Non. Arrival OF tho America.

HALIFAX, Jane l-oP.k
The steamship America, Cap. Noodle, from Liverpool
Saturday, the I'D uh il about due q this port but
has rot YET make her appearance
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Fight between the Sioux and Chippewa

CHICAGO, June I, 1913.
81 Paul papers Of Saturday contain account Of ngtt
between band Of dhy Sioux, eocamped Shakapse,
and two hundred Chippewa The bette resulted In favor
Of the Sioux Four OF the Chppewas killed aud elk
dangerously wounded while two OF the Sioux killed
and twelve wounded
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bUSTONs Io"N'
Tho foreign malls close At the Post ONCE nine O'Clock
NJ 70 MOI and the Niagara leaves FOE Liverpool 81
about Dcspaches 60 out In her viii be forwarded
II banded IN 0 Al Wall stfeet, Nov York, By elevcn
O'Clock XAdnaedAy.
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The Steamships Florida and Montgomery at
savannah.

SAVANNAH June I, 1855
me steamship Fcrida from New York, arrived 1t the
bar a. or o'clock this morning AL well.
The screw steamship Montgomery, Of Cromwels line,
arrived u the bar half past O'Clock tns morning
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
You state in your paper OF yesterday morning. that the
store OF Marsden ~ Pike alp, WAS entered By bur
eiar, You should have said ~ Catharine slip.
J. nARsDEN, ~ Catherine slip,
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5hs fraviasa" IL Ansesnosd o. sns Academy
ror this evening, WIKI Nine. % pszzsnss, Brig
so,i ard Auoes in the pr,ncipsl pass. 20 enc
who appreciate nne srNs ic peTfofn aucH sSoaid
Dfs sceipg and hesring Nine dc Gszzsu;sl HsrsupsrS
rendering OF ths last or The "Tsvorita % Moaay
quite justaes the rapture Of the Havsncso shout hsr n
The "raviata" she has role ssul passonsse End
sympathetic. Brsnol sings much better tnsn before;
bis '-pirito Geaa' was . gem Of vocaiisa, every
phrase perfectly finished, aSd the whole en- caro-
tally and admirably sung, fully deserving the
imperative demand for repetition. Amodio's wealth
at vosce 10 on The increase rns Opera has begun we
end We predict prosperous season.
Bsrcum Is still working away at his subscriptions.
His uegotiaious with Lumiey aad Unmaa are not yet
closed and the latter has postponed bis departure from
Europe for tbs present
Tho 0oveht Garden theatre, London, opened May 10,
with 0ris and Mario In the " Hsgusaots,"
Ttere Rave been quito number Of musca, arrivals IN
town iAseay-A,e Frezzolin Nine. s4rskcsch aud NJ.
Ssrakosch NJ Jueoa, basso profundo Of the Orleans
theatre and Mmo Cosop, prma donna Of Ito same thea
ire, are among the lumber.
Thsibsig and veuxtemps arc drawing crowded houses
In The West hme D. Ansn bias joined them, and Is
ceived with eushusiasm every whore.
Ito "rovatore' has been given In English At Cinou
rsu (26h May) for ths benefit Of Miss Rcsaie Darand
The following " Tho oas(:-
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TaE PlMlLH agRALD.


--~->~~~~o--~~-.>.->~-Y>->
Tho Great Atlantic Teiegraph-News from
Cshfospsa-News from Central Americs-
Interesting from Usah-Anairs I'm EUROPE
The British OutrsgcS-The Syvlll MILK Quss-
tion-AD0tncr Murder by u New York Ply
sicaaa-I.ocal News, SC, &c.
The FAsMr HERALD Of to day wednesday, viii contain
large amount OF useful and interesting reading
Among other things
Of the Coing of EreAt Atlantic Telegraph
Cable on the AgamenDon and kagarascenes and sieass
smorg the Cable kenThe New Ma yThe Latest Par
ucuiars, with illustrations.
The latest News from CAifornis-Ieter from our Gan
Frsncisco Correspond entMurders Arrays and Casual
ues-Great Match against Time-News nems-Btrths Mar
rages and DEATHS. Ac &c.
News from Central AmercA-yrtual Defeat Of the Csss
Yrssrr rrsaty-Novemenis of Monsieur Felix Bely-The
Kinney Eruption st Fan Juan del Eorte.
News from the Lake City by the way Of San Francisco
The Ministerial CTsls in HugiandIeiers from London
Correspondent
The sw MIL Question-vist Of the Special Committee of
the Board Of Health TO the Cow Stables In sixteenth Tr
ty.n.nsh sssess-ccndiuou of the Cows and Stables
Another Murder by New York Aborionis, Tho WIFE Of
Hotel Keeper In sohoharie county tho Unfortunate Victim,
&C., &c.
More Of the British Outrsges our Comm srce-Addi-
onsI Psriculs Of the Visitation at ssEua 0randeIn
terespg Account Of Tho Search OF the ClsrendonNames
of the OnBcers Of our Home Squadron, &c, &C
Dcngs ~ WashngonReports Of the Proceedings Con
greS-
Editorial Remu h premine Mt events OF the day.
The Local incidents Of this and adoans cos Of general
interest
osIlury Notices Of Com Thomas Ap Catesby Jones VII.
liam A. Ducr. and other noted persons.
The Henningsen and Lockridge Correspondents.
Full Report OF Of ell Pro
duce. carefully corrected eacA week
The ,.'ss,sss up " the time OF p1''"
Together wwb Police Reports-rhearcsl Maters-Report
sss and ns.: mas. of interesting useful and
:. he q I mrssS and Of ri %
r..- r.. - -.
warn .s.,lsr i.sre ihi. m.y b q !: a:s .;
a. c.s S 1 T
s US SO p s.s. ~ % O." "uiA0e' fr'e On" -
Paris Felt naas-Just Received At Whites,
Paris Fen IIats-Juss Received, . splenasa
dress hs at s. src-i assortment Of fancy bets snd caps
"A"- avenue .n4 eo or~na s'ee'.
snnl,u~ Pvrsr.ats ana she old rsshso~sa
Zee Broadway. Fine pictures The order Of The day
rr.o,,.rn,. Pnoeo.r,Ds,e T.,.u,. q, Art
rnS,Ssr,Ys' Aaloye' disusT'oDe' and .nSFoy0e' in
s,o.e..y. Agents wanted Address boz '.sa Post oase
wn..,.- a u1,...,,- ----,.- u.s.
Wneeaor - WHeo"S SeWs"9 msrmWes-
hRbcs prsmums Awsrded Is by The American Institute,
Connccucut Illinois and sichisan ss.s FArA omos 81
"s"s""sS' NC" h"A- 'en@ u" . o1oun"
.s.u I---.- M.--.--. ,s,u,.~
phrcsoogica eIaninaion vi AID you g solve this great
fuesu"n' 'Sn On ~" Lnn a " hi.'', &c Dfo'o"e5
xvu.,,~x,. Uy.sr Cc,~r.r Gam.
bottle -rcr gradually turning grey hair % blset OF
wn inc nJur.ng me nar o. sannx ne san Yea
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PersouaI InseIIixeuc~.

villa near Hampton, va, between there and oid Point
ARRIVALS
From Han bury m the steamship Hanmon'a-Mr Buck, Mr.
Almsrn n " Mayer, Aug poench q 0ehrenbect Aug Auf
frman o Aiesapder, j n and Therese Holman. hnio.
refr Bueren n v Buercn Chris Punch, w. Caroline,
Jenny Bella and Ina Qua Arsbels Peters Mr. Loobe,
BEN fowrey-and $40 second cabin and steerNxe
-. .---, - - -.--.-.,- .,.A..-. NJ III, ~.
ise% ssys1p.t, IN sne s,sen.np Maas,. ~
ters nns 49, az, ap NJ. w w,
Jopss VIZ n.J ren, VIE az y, PIE Ss.ap.,r
U.s. ru, ne' - ~ ~. n NJ,
MI enc NJ MOTIFS Morss.- ~ snn VIE Asunona'
sns Mn rsnaoph mr. sna 10 no ,ss -.
eng US burEc ano snnn NJ sno ~. n~ga'
snd we ssrrsn,a II Sf seanesa " pure, 3 ~
~ III ure.nl ia dwm, - y9neS neT n Nj
Jbcmas ~ non, " n,ona ~, ~ Mossy s,L.
49,. no0n''e' ""se| i''"AA 'o'e'-""' NC
From ssvasush, In steamship Hunts ve-Mrr II Nsscn
Mss A williamson. n hisgina yanesrvccrt Cspt
Miss MARI Kelly Miss Msrs.re, Kelly. shssier g
rrsisnd Jobnsn Mrs johnson, Miss Lancaster, Mrs
Lancaster. n Grant Kemgson, Mrs A Cherry, siss
In TIE aeerase.
y,om chsryes,ou IN the s,ss msh,p Mempbis-w Birt
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The Atlanta ut ChasisAsen.


mo screw steamship Atlanta, Of Crom wells lice,
rived here from New York eight O'Clock this morning
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City Intelligenoe.

Tax Fmsr on SUMNER According 70 the Almanac
yesterday the first dsy OF summer, but the weather
for time east has given indication Of B approach,
and bss combined all the worst characterscs OF March
and April This has been year Of surprises far the
weather b concerned. In January We had the bRlmy
skies October In March the genial temperature OF May
and IN May the b,usier Of March and the rains Of April
toeeher We have been decidedly humbuged by spring,
~h.cs promi.ed well but vhic9 has been bsckwsro
thai their taee have fallen OF third curing the
IAst because the prevalent rains aud incement
weather Let Us hope hst the coming summer will be ~
agreeable the past has been comfortable
TIA. the predcoIs OF tie 10 Its promised heat
may turn out untrue There thaneer enough in the 20
cai heavens 70 are the blood Of young America without
the intervention OF summer sun, and 40 warn all cur
readers view Of the coming Of the British
inbcso 70 keep cool, Don't get excited live temperate
1, drsk only cold water and lager and the summer will
psks pleasantly enough.
LAW FACULTY TIE NEW YORK USrmSry.-Pcr
years past the proprey Of having Law school In This
city hes been ssitsiec. There hundreds OF young
candidates for legal bonop 10 whom sush institute
would be great benefit Tho Council of New Yofk
University ser having for years bad this subject before
with their Institution. They have chosen the folio wing
pcfsots professors, vzTnomas w. Cleric. Judge Q,
District Auorne Lewis l.. ChaaAed, late Attorney
neral OF the STATE; Peter g. Gutter and VIM B. Wedge
wood. The course will commence next October
DpsrEsAIx AukEr1s COMMIT su1dpE-on Monday
night named Jas johnson by policeman
wIsop OF The Twenty rccord precinct TO lie down upon
tho Hudson River Railroad rack near Seventy ninth
street. with evident dcsirc 10 be by Of the
trans Tho officer pulled him of tho uack, but johnson
being determined on suicide, Immediately drew from his
rocket vial Of Bupburic acid and attempted 70 swallow
iu contents. The officer again frustrated bis design by
taking away the bottle johnson was then taken 70 court
Tm Doc DAYs-rhe Mayer has given the owners Of dogs
potte that afnr the 9th Of June nett all dogs found al
large without nuzzle liable to be captured and taken
20 The public pound Let luppies beware.
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Mr. c. ". CLARKE On actor Who has been disabled in
Vie discharge OF the duties OF his vocation has benefit
at kioo's this afternoon and evening Many artists Of
roe bsve volunteered their services and their efforts
should bc seconded by the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

Wheeler d Wilson'S sewing Machines
Highest premiums awarded is, by The American in.,tu.s
New York Maryland Tpsu,e Baltimore; and a the Maine,
Connecticut 1inois and Michigan stAts FArA Ohos 81
Broadway New York Send for . circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

FredsHSek's Photographic Temple OF Art,
Ncs 5ss and bs Brcadwsy opposite Meropoi,an Hotel
photographic haoyee dagueeosypes and ambrosypes,
81
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Bsrshslrs Sewing Machines -Omce 4s0
Brosds.y Agents wanted Address boz 2s4i Post cSise
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Paris Feb Hats-Just Received, . Splendid
dress hat s. crest Of fancy hats snd caps
can be found st 6ARkfs RUssAK's. ns bowery, 81
x,shlk ~ and 36 Grand street..
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shil1iug rUxsraats and the Old Fash1oUed
r,vfved n HOnks' plot grsphic gallery,
2r9 Srcsdwsy. Fine pictures the order Of the day.
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Shall I no . Lawyer, Merchant, Minister,
mechanic. artist, pbyscisn author fsrmersA
s on II ss {sr e sovs .s: great
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Wilson's Hair Coioror, five Cents
bottle -rcr gradually turning Frey hair % blsrt OF
brown without ipjurng the hair staining The akin csa
be spried like wster turns any color no bad smell Agon
cy, 3r6 Grand ST.. On the oruG sore)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

Death 60 Moths and Other Insects--Cedar
inei ladies' drees and sole leather runks
Also, Victoria hat oasca ai No. Murray street
JOHN BLACK, Manufacturer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

Inn, 1nin,itsbie Hair Cutter, at No. I Bsr-
clay Hair dye four shings Dor, black brown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

The summer Hat Knox has produced his
weather fabric This may be copsde ed q fsh OF
tsben evidence his ndefa xAbie
erprise In ether his hat In en,ufh
To Oh hun for ali he manufacture Price only a.
NO s12 bro4dWAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

Q.Srus Cod Liver Osl Jelly.
Approved By The New Yort Academy Of hedicinA
the taste and roaming ell the virtues of - Oh
QUKRU, Us Fourth avenue.
PaHF0LD. CfAr a co. NO Fletcher stcsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

Barryp TrscopherOus r. ths Best and
article for drcsng beauyisg clesnnnG curling
preserving and Restoring the hAr LAdies Try " Sold BIZ
hxuxr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Haxcr Strop.
rhs the genuine article has been elusbed for
the teeDes posi- e eege For sale By j.
| q sAtkDERS No. z Astor House.
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MIyCELLAnEOUs.

IT EyERDEiL,s-PARIs WEDDING CARDS JUST
a received elegant vis,ng plate aaA Of
81 broadway Of Duane street EsablsAoA l01o-
AT eIxBREDEs, A CARD CASE INCLUDED WITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

NHY oN0UHNr WILL poRCx rHE BEARD 10 GROW
Nl and thick Ia weehs cain ipjuro
me skin 81 botus sent 70 psr OF the csunuy ..
GEAHAM. New York RING, corner OF Broadway aaA
John street.
NEW YoRx RoUrRs ev swuT. MILK MN.
IN NV YORK ROUTES OF sWILL MILK MIN.
INV YORK ROUTES OF swrLL MILK NKN.
Long sts Of houses In New York vhere svtl rh takA
Puoiisbedia No Isl Of FRANK LEsLIfs paper reay-
NKw YORK ROUTES OF ewnLL. MILK MN
IN NKW YORK kor rRa or GwII l. MILK NEH
NEW YORK kOU7Rs or swIIL MILK I'm
Long Lists Of houses In New York whore swiii milk AkaA
pubhed In No. ISL OF FRANK LRsLrEB paper rsaAV
ME- yoRK ROUTE or swuL MIX NEE
IN NrN YOhK HOUfKS or SWILL MILK MIN.
INV y0RK EorfEs OF sGfLL Nix NM
Long lista ~ bouS~s In hew York vhere svil
pueished In Mo. LII Of faANK LAsLfKs paper ns~ 49,
DADwArB READY RELIKD AND Rn0ULArOnD
IN should be used In al Of scarlet fever ausa
whoopipg ooush, small por cough celds rheu lsn-
bago. neuralgia beadA
snd al cher painful and In fictitious diseases A. sne
ls2 Fulton street REV york solA By druxgtsts Aad
chAnls yNhora
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-03
CHURCHEs. OF WHEEI,1NG.


For the Information ofsrangers visiting the cws pub.
sh the following list of the different Churches, their
me and place of meeting. there any Mistakes
wilmaketh necessary correction with pleasures:
st. AatthesOs, EpscopaLia1., Corner Monroe and Byron
treets, Rev E. T. PERKNs Rector morning services 1OK
clock, evenng,7.
81 Johns, EptscopaItaa, Main street. between First and
second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. J. H. SMITH, NJ Rector
services-Morning 101f afternoon ~; night 71<.
First PresOyerfdn REV. R. II. WEED Pastor, Fourthst
etween MOnroeand and afternoon
Second resDyteiG Webster street. between Main and
Market, Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
77rd PreS5yterian, Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Talbert South Wheeling, Rev E. WooDs PASTOR servi-
morning evening.
Fourth Presbytertan, Rev .PAu11 PASTOR Natnstreet
etEeen Washington and Adams services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street Methodist EptscopdI, Rev. J. E. WILSON,
Pastor between Quincy services
morning evening.
North Street Methodist tscopal Rev. A. REoER Pastor
Market and North sts., North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
CAapItne Street Methodist EpiscopaI, Rev. r. H. Mon-
HoE Pastor, Chaplinc street. between First and second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Wheeling N. f. CRUrcs, Rev. J. s.. HAIL,
astor; services morning and evening.
Rheeling IsLand Chapel Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WILSON, Pastor.
German AeOasst Eptscopal, Rev. Q. H11w1o, Pastor,
chaplne street. between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
ng.
ST. James Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. Bishop
H. " wHEAE Fifth street, of Hampden; services
morning and afternoon.
AssOctats Reormed Rev. J. T. McC1uRE, PASTOR corner
sts afternoon.
DtsoipEes Market street, between Webster Third.
Centre Wheeling; services 10J6 in the morning, and7E
evening.
Eoange1tca1 Protestant Rev. W. HE11ER, Pastor, clay
rect, above Sixth, ,EastWheellng.
Zion EOamOemcat Luthertan, Rev. P. zrxnurR,,AS,
astor Market street, Webster and Third Centre
Wheeing;serviceS morning and evening.
Main.
Cer'nG" Protestant, Union Rail, Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services OF morning.
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MASONIC DIRRC1oRY.

Ohio Lodge No 1OI.-Neets Masonic Hall,
corner Market and the RrS and
ayeventngs each MONTH g. w. star4s. W. M. 49,
ander Laa0hltn, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge Ne. I9s Meets as above ON
the a'st and third Thursday evening. of each month. n A.
BsESFllSeER,W. IHSE NJ; s. Y: PearsOs, Secretary.
wheeling union Chapter Ne. fR-AIeets as
above on the Monday evening of each w q
soOTF. H. P S. W. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EucamPment Ne. n.-Neets a
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