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ME APOLLO, No. 10 PERDIDo STREET, NEAR
This elegant Saloon b liany illuminated Every Evening
FREE ONCERT
And other Entertainments aree given,
This Saloon also open day and The
OF the city always the visitors The ar 4
Refreshments. GEORGE A CASE
d2l Am - Prnr'ri.,or
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NOTICE-WTLL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY
the commissioners Of the VILLAGE Of Nechanicham the
eFee ana Stature belonging to said village for ten
years payable yearly II advance II sold for warehouses; ship
yards And Dry docks not sold for the above purpose
vance. '' f''N ~ W.
day OF January, at II O'Clock noon. -
The village lays opposite Fourth District New Orleans
ja7 lot Secretary Board If t;onmi,ssonars
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HENDERSON 4 GAINES,
-, ..,>... -. No. 80 Canal street.
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS Hall Lemps
sRd Lanterns Mantel Lights Portable and Drop Lights etc
OF FRENCH English and American manufacture the
variety, and at $500
Low PRICES
E9-When desired, they will be put M
hand ~ ~
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sez, Ei Eh1I PRn9F y ssAFES1GENuINE SAL.
and with se1 9iSs;
with uniform success than any other Safe in the
world. we are securing Safes with the
bated patent u Belle Lock- which has been picked
The most splendid assortment Safes Plate and Money
ffsf e @ . s nov on hand At store 81
to h sH 4 ins %e' sTEA fFHsfr M AI.v
M lean I deaf 4 f., ~ 99d s:I
sale at lowest pr Ices, BY FDo: GARDEILAcH, ~
% between ravier and NatcSss stTeets sp stairs
eh ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Ran sunday the 2g n q September last from
man ss%
feet or inches high gray place Top head about
be sSey sad f boy % me- or PS Gr G s
nil u or GEO. sMEoEs CO.. 1853 Common St.
Coal AT 20 CENTs PER BARREIc-lOooo BAR.
~ res Aerctn COAL an excellent article for
s e Ss s qs goeS can be had at
d2 l6t P. II. WILLARD. Agent.
GAyAN1sM AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS
The undersigned would respectfully inform the public of the
city and country tina. he Is prepared Of work in
ms ne with dispatch and in manner not to be surpassed by
Watches Tabe Services Casters Walters Baskets Pitchers
AlsO GLIDING and BRoNzISG Gas Fixtures Msniei
me public AZ invited to give him call and examine his
7p obsrres street, between Bien ,Ai and CONT
kefsrencesLlyde Goodrich Henderson Gaines p NAL.
ietur r. ~ t1iNts foufhter Il sieofecht- o3l 3m
| LIGHTNING RoDs-LIcaTNIse RODS
N. NUTTING GOULD
DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS-Orders left IN Box
NO ~ Mechanics and Dealers Exchange will receive prompt
.een1on. az ly
A USCUI.TATION- TO MEDICAL sFUDENTs-A
course OF CLINICAL LECTURES will delivered II
me ard Of the charity Hospital the PHYSIOLOGY and
cal and RATIONAL DIAGNOSES eonmetclnr ~. 500. ~
MONDAY in Novem her, 1851, by o 9eNoNa
sele sm ALEXANDER HART. MD.
RRADF0Rps PORTABLE STEAM EN-
= nlN s iqr Planters useOrders for abave Engines
manufactured by j. ~ Bradford Co at Handsbero' Mss
VIII De received by R. 4. HARRISON
su1 sn Nv '''ss VI ""snIi 9n A i,ra 10 vo;,
DE. Mm+soN. or ST. GEORGES AND ST, BAR.
tnoomev Hospitals, and six years with Rlcord Of Paris
nas Iepened his ciee al No IL Danphre general
aec an especially for the treatment
SsnsrsiVe pkans IN both without mercury
ince nonr ioL consultations In French and English A.
~. ana tto6 n NJ. as sptf
Fois SAFE tqs. MsScen euANo seoal For
y terms, spply to GEO. W. HYNsON CO.,
dlz SO Camp street
ALcoHoLlOo sSl. 8sS; p g
aS IS fehoupioulas street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

|
r,ttfStssS 81 a Ecnx-ssH vIzR sTHRRT-
Js.ses ana u.,..,., w u cErsp
s"se n. "
TurprnAv rvrNrrn t.u...w "a ,esa
-. ni ~ HHi'o' 'AH"A'S ~. io'o
fl.n ngnt o. the young American frsRedian, EUN IN
BOoI Ohm Pa5nes celebrated tragedy Of BkUfus,
The Fat Of TaFquuelus Juninn Brutur MI Edwin Booth
Titus MI Levedsy; sextus Taraun Mr.. W wballey Col
iafinus Mr. " Nafioanpported By The strength Of the Com
Pany To conclude with the petite comedy OF SKETCHES
In INDIA
tIiday-Srih plight o. MI Edwin Booth who viii ap
"Charles DE M0ort IN the play Of Robbersn
H7-Change Of Tme-Doors O'Clock: uerformsnce
precisely.
PRICES OF ADMIssfON--Dress Circle Parquette rs
cens Family Circle 50 Gallery cen Coiored Gal
lery IS Quadoon Private eat rs cents IL Gle
Private Boxes from S IS EACH according capacity
Box Office pen O'Clock A. NJ until O'clock RI M
where seats can be secured.
ja4 NJ W. CANNING. Act,0 Man and Treasurer
III. CHAltLkS THEATEk-ST. CHA RLEB sr-
-
~ DEBAK Lessee and Manager
IL. Acting Manager
.r,,,..r>..
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. II, 1888,
last 1ivht Int Two Of Mr. and Nrs 7 w WALLACE rx.
vious 10 their departure Tor California Korbueis
tragedy Of PfZtRRO-ISol NJ W.IscLs Fivirs NJ Wal
lack: Parro Ne HsmbIIn. Cora Mas x ate Reienolds To
conclude with The musical burletts AZ THE sWIs on
Natz Teik Mr. " Bowers: Lisette with songs Miss Reen
ODDS - - s7 > = - 80
rss-FrIday-gha speare,s plav Of Winter,s Tall
aS-ssturday-Fs we'll Rsnss a. NJ, IA H., wsii.,k
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a vIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEaR oEs

~ for Sale--Removal from Esplansde street
WALTER L. CAMPBELL has Purchased Nos. II and
rs Baronne where he w be found early IN the
fall with large ot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for SALE
BE preparing ample healthy quarters the increased
business be conducting the coming The
location between Graver and Common street.
which from Charles Hotel
and ia convenient 70 an the merchants hotels
WALTER L. GAnPHEI.LA
N and Is Baronne street.
anil IvkW between Grsyier and cournon.
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So 1. o. O. F.-IHoward Lodge No. ID meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, In Lodge Room No g. odd
Fellows Hall at I O'Clock. Offcers-ALExR PORTFOITS
n; e. A. DE sofa, V. G. JOS. WAGNER, Recording Sec
TstaEy; g. DAslLVA, Per Secretary THADDEUs d. VAN
aR
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- PIASos-PlANOs-PIANOs---.
NTETI M. FEHRENRAcH WTTT

- FIANOs-PlANOS-PIAN
mNI NJ. FEHRExBAcH. mn
his sd IL 4. q psSe generals. IL 1 ia.
Co.. ana sSss
Tendene them much more ~e sr
and even tome enhanng their musical effect above an
He win guarantee an the Pianos which sells as being
and polished for This has with in
There Patent Iron Pianos made by Pleyel
Persons desiring y rent Pianos will lind large
.-rnn,.r "a rEIHEENBAcM Nc III Canal street.
SIKAUB's leon FRAME CORN AND FL0TTRTYo
- full supply in store q z q and % ipsh double
go sm&w - 70 Grsvissr street.
sS.sF y r.ss 81 sSs E ssE
Of solid metal supply in store and for sale the
$50 sm&w 70 Gravisr street.
PREACH AND GERMAN MIRRORS.
81. CHARITIES STREET ...sz
Between Bienville and Cont streets.
LAURENT UTER-stll the only person in the city who
hand sd q II FRENCH 81 s..
ss and cert f hf uo latter a
the commercial crisis be win dispose Of them 20 per cent
Being dir s Connected nssdi
seeq n Ms NJ n e ~
Gays either for 81 vered glasses or plain mirrors for
anu All xmas OF guiding and frAmiDg
An extensive Of thographs and enernyines
plain and colored.
OIL paintings in the style of the best masters.
All work executed by this house is warranted sd24 I'm
MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 80 Custumhouse street. near
t1 Royal sreet-For the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercuria
syphic and all Private Diseases Mercury
from business exposure friends and cure
| all
The unparalleled which has attended DIR Jsme prae
ucc IN All parts o. the United States and Europehe
markable he has incur
able by the him In Offering his
the confidence
are some Of the diseases termed Pivaie and Of which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies
manenty ersdicas namely Syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary Stricturet ursthral Discharges elect Gonohea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections
complicated they ay be- Diseases Of the Back ons
Illumination OF the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro.
eee Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases Of the Skim
Dr. james would alo call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves
secret and solitary habit which ruins the bdy mind
ting them for either business society," Constitutional De
biy or Impotencf The following sad and
melancholy ehectt produced by early habits youth viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head
Vision Loss Of Muscular Papation Of the Heart Dvs
pepsa Neryousndss Iablity, Symptoms Consumption
ETC. Mentally, the fearful effects the mind
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of IDEAS Depression
Spirits Evil ForebOdings TO Society Self Disrrst
Love e Solitude 1mdy etc are some Of the evils pronced
All afflicted with honid
not fail to call Dr. James restored To perfect
health let no false decaey prevent but apply
dreadful Of This
| terrible mslscy.
Weakness OF thb cured xpor
| restored. - - $50 s
Remember "The Medical House Of Dr. James, is 81
| house
Private and separate reserved Hours of attendance
| from 8 A. NJ. to ?. NJ.
Consultations Strictly confidential.
PSRecent Gonorrhea cured IN twenty our hours
| or pay DR. JAMES,
en-
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GA d iDSAANCING ACADE A. CHE
~ RAKDl respectfully freyds and the
H public that he ha, reopened his Dancing academy al
the Masonic Hail. St. Charles street. has also opened
Dancing Academy at the Eagle Hail. corner of Prytania
street and Felicity Road. : ''N
All the Fancy Dances the season will he aueht ncludin
Les Lanciers and the American Quad'ille.
Glasses at Masonic Ha-For Children every Monday We'd
nesday and Friday, from For Gentlemen every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at I P. NJ.
Glasses At Eagle HaFo Children Young Ladies' everv
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, from to p M
Mr. g. having followed the profession city for the lat
% years hopes continuance Of the patronage hitherto
bestowed upon him. iaIi 9rr
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BATON ROUGE, July 1S 1881
meeting Of the Board The New Orleans
and Baton Rouge Railroad Company held this William
Pike was elected President and Alfred Shoppers Secretary
d jyX n ALFRED SUEPPERR Sec5v
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~ JUST ARRIV ED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
~ virginia NEGROES. consisting Of Plantation hands,
~ Black smiths, House Carpenters Cooks Washers and
M lroner seanstresses and House The
signed viii be receiving fresh supplies during the which
be oilers for sale for essh approved HAANS
Old stand corner Of ksplanade aud MORGAN New
leans.
seal smd&w. John B. SMITH
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R3- Polar Star r.. A...-ChRpter No, al
Regular congregations SATURDAY evening O'Clock
at the Grand Lodge. Masonic Han, Charles street.
oTFToEns-seh r. Field W. F. H. P-.; j. O. Batche-
lcr r k Thaddeus d. YanHorn, e. s.; d. N Harder
o. IL - Y. p. Skinner, p. S.: VIM. II Seaman r. A :.
g Frank A. Bartlett, G.. NJ Sd W. p j. Christian q :.
NJ I'd v Geo p Evans c.. M. LIST ". Seaman Field
Treasurer Stansbury Secretary; A. B. strswbrdge
So VIM H. Holland, j. s. :; J. Chelei Guard.
dsO Iy II. j. STA NsBrTRy sso,v
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BATON RoUGE, July II, 1857.
A Mottee--At meeting of the StoeIxhoId-
the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad Company
called agreeaby 10 public notice adjourned this
r. d. Conrad ESQ called to the Chair and Alfred Shen
pers appointed Secretary.
The Stockholders proceeded Directors
which resulted IN the choice the following named gentlemen
y. ID. Conrad, G. A. Slack,
d. ID. Avery, W. r. Tuunard
George May, Jas. A. McHattou
ALFRED SHOPPERS sec,y,
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80 L; y: y. E.7-Greseent Lodge No. 8, meets
every THURSDAY EVENING, in No 1, odd Fellowsi
Hall at O'clock Oficers-J T. MILLER ~ g.; A. m.
CHIFFON, v. G.; WIN. HOWELL Recording Secretary /:
urer. ~
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A,{k HGADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
(Tsf9RS Arsenal, Girod street
skSfz The First Company Washington Battalion Of Arti
cry vii attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY OF each month. and Regular Drills THURSDAY Of
avery week at o'clock until further notice "
By order OF
J. B WALTON, Captain.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

of New Orleans. : TENs-No. ls 25i
NOTICE is hereby given 60 the creditors of
this estate and to all other persons Interested
show within ten days from the notification
they have why the account presented by the
this estate should not be homoogated and approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the court.
p WITTY CLARK
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e. ar Quitman Lodge No. as, f.. and A -. m. -.
stated communications every FRIDAY EVENING, at
o'clock at the Grand Lodge. Masonic Hall ST. Charles street
y 95fIeERs-seth R FIELD w. M, T. W. Peyton s. W.;
y r. skinner J W.; ~ q. Herndon, Treasurer H. STAINS
bury Secretary d; n Harder s.. D.; Frank A. Bartlett
j. d. - VIM H Seaman : S. = F. F. Proctor, j.. S.. L.
DIS Iy H. j. STANgRURY ceciv
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meets in Room No. 2 Odd FeoWs Hal on the first sA I,
UDAf 81 each month for the comforting of the First Second
and Third Degrees and the third SATURDAY of each
osh Tor the comforting Of the Fourth Degrees
Brothers are cordially invited attend Officers GERARD
sTlTH, Degree Mas er FRANCIS RAWLE Deputy Degree
tary. " ivj ern "
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R9-Order of =. w, M.-NVRshInUfon Con-
cave No O. holds its meetings every TUESDAY EVENING At
O'clock at the Lodge Room CarroIIton Depot corner
BaIonne and ferdido streets. DIP ly
HS- BENEVOLENT Association of the sons of
members Of this Association
DAY, at 61< O'Clock p. NJ.
By order Of The President:
Jas ly AUG, LAR0sE Secretarv
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VALUABLE PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE FIRST
Distric and Paying Remuneratye Interest on The Money
.fad
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snli Iy&'

- M. SCIHNEIDER,S PLEYEL PIANO DE-
FF=<[z7POT, No. ~ Roya
III The undersigned would call the attention q the
public 10 his and extensive sock
PLEYELs UPRIGHT PIANOS %
With Hollow Iron Tubs his oldar.
These Pianos for inh sdairzoe toaeh
passed BY any and offered the lowest prices
don and sluiinss Of Louis xv osienai and ohie style.
with without the Celeste Sonnd
PIANOS TO HIRE funing and Repairing attended 10
n. sCHNkIDER. ~ Raysl street.
Of SIM Opposite Lort lana Hank
M ssll'Aais Fafs s.s1s h., s.,.,,,,. :,
10 buy Furnitarc.
viii do well by Supplying o. Juf1EN'S,
Nc. l6a Ga street.
feo opposite s. f41lek's charch.
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m PROF. j. VEGAS SECOND CHIIDREN,s
~ FANCY DRESS BALL, at Odd Fellows Hali.-Prof
~ j. VEGAS respectfully informs his and the pub
Lax lie IN general that his SECOND CHILDREN'S FANCY
DRESS ALL will be given THURSDAY 18th of Jan
nary at ODD FELLOWS HALL when his Pupils will exhibit
all the Fancy Dances appropriate for Children The ash
ionable lancers and the Caledon's uade will danced
for the first time in Odd Fellows Hall The Ball commence
hafpast o'clock p NJ continue until n O'CLOCK AFTER
which the Ball for the Adults will begin.
=. PRICES OF ADMISSION;
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I'm FEHTU de deux wrtts de Gerf facias a
II moi ADDRESSES Honorable Troseme de Disrre
de Ia Nouvee Orleans dams les ares
lie MARDI 20 janver 1853 lg A. sar lee eux
q Ia vente pubiique et adjudication de-
LIE PONDS dune Grocerie, situee pangle des
Donane ct Bourgogne dams lie Denxieme District de
suiyant uveutsire depose bureau pourr eourk.
Saisi dams les sfaires cidessus.
CoNDITIoNs-Comptan moment de l'sdiusication.
T. T. PARKER.
jalf is Fl q Is Sheriff de Ia Paroisae d. Orleans
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTolsN

NIrgiuiu. Lodge No. ;s.-Meets every Thursday
'saas tile Hail. corner OF Market and
'hE' II. HALL, n. G.; B. " Carr, Secretary.
FtHnkIIn Lodge No. I3.-Meets as abOreeYery
Soa4Ay evening. DAVID BAruA, n. G.; WTHtaa n.
H' Kelsey, Secretary.
wm. Tell Lodge Ne. 33.--Meets a, above eve
Siinde, Secretary:
Wheeling Lodge No. 59.-Meets every Monday
''-a!ns lta corner Market and Quincy streets.
". b POrr', " c.; .Eohn Taoburs, Secretary.
P"HOIa Lodge No. S3.-Meets as above every
Liay evening. Jos. H1sEl4, \. G., JoAa L. NdrWeA,
Secretary.
wm. Tell Rncampuent No. 3a.-Meets as
'Sre the sscoNd and Jo9r Tuesday evenings of each
4'ath Joux BADRR. c. p; CaGs LtRcb, Scribe.
Ahraaa's tncRmpmenI No. I.-SIsets at the
corner Market aud Monroe streets, the tAtrd
rle'day evenings Of each month VIZ. TAYLOR, O. p; Geo.
Aitra, It, Scribe. IJanuary 10, 1858.
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cHUhcHEs OF WHEELING.

the information OtstrRngers Visiting The we pub
bL Tie following list different Churches, aud their
lie AID place OF meeting II any mistakes, We
Ollr.aLe the uecesssry correction with pleasure:
NJ AuttG.t's tiscCpuEiaH, Corner Monroe and Byron
.,s Rev E. r. pKRKIYs, Hector; morning services 1Uh
'IScE evening, !.
ST. Johm'S EiscopaEfan Main street, between First and
s,sond Centre Wheeling, Rev. J. IL. SNIIn, A M Rector
S,riet,-AlorLiug 1U5E; AFTERNOON III night ~
iir tresJyte,ia,l RkY. IL. Ii. EAp, PASTOR Fourtist
Ssvn Monroe Quincy services morning and afternoon
cvhd yeTiUI, Webster street, between Main aud
HALet Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
laird IreSLyterian Firth street, between Chestnut and
r.ert sts south Mheeling L MOOps, Pastor, servi-
tea morning and evening.
fotgA IreADyte,ias Rev A. PAUL., Pastor, Nanstreet
Washington Adams stsi services morning and
'tsuinE.
Fvur,h Street Nettodtst Eptscc4'at, Rev. j. E. wIsOS'
Plor Fourth street, between MshfCe and Quincy services
sorasns and evening.
ScANrset Aetodtst Episcopal, REOER, Pastor
syrre larket ana North stS North Mheelihgi services
morning and evening.
csopliae street Nethodtst Episcopal, Rev. T. H. Mos
ro Pastor, Cnpne street, between First and seconu'
C,ntre Mhre 'ng; services morning and evening.
South TAttiiHg u. e. t2ttrta' Rev. A. sTkShAs,
Pastor; services morning aud evening.
Ehttling Islamd Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev j.
WILSON, Pastor.
Gsrma uerhoe,ist Elisccpal, Rev. C. HtlwIo Pastor,
chapne street. Webster aud Third Centre Wheel
ns.
y. james cuAt,l-uI Roman Catholic, HI. Rev. BISHOP
v wuxLAx Fir,h street, of Iampdeni services
a'rrins and afternoon.
Associate Reo,ned Rev. J. T. MCCLURE, Pastor, corner
'tM-rket andafternoon.
DieiIles Market street. between Webster aud Third.
Centre Wheeling; services lo6 in the morning, aud ~
''ruIng.
Esasge'cql Protestant Rev. WV. HRlrEA Pastor, Clay
rsri, above Si&t East Wheeling.
zoa ErdngtlicGt LutLetfan, Rev. P. 2rSNhEHNAN,
PASTOR street, Webster and Third; Centre
~hevtug; services morning and evening.
Iec.h Synagogue Quincy street, between Market and
Nam.
GsrR'Gn Iotes,aRt, Union Kal. Main street, between
NoatOe and Quincy; services 1e54 morning.
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:. New Books, Stationery, 60.

=
ANE5 c. ORR, No. liS Main ST., b-ss 1ha
= attsnticn uhOlesair and
and stationary his an steek
BOuks Of an kinds. from te pTlaFy hisa CleEe
Casstes Miscellaneous Book (lntE issuEk1 DTasiEs so
Copy Books ATehetsetuEal Book, CneE sataisl Asts
dist, ereaiy teTtnu B1ptist AID Christian rs rois
- les Of biar; FIy bIrs EeTth froln % 20
80 Pocket DO Of All sfyles: DuGs bOo-K, eIlnE And
HlsHkS. Jenny Lind pens and al ttA nasbsEs Cotts
famous Pens s. lax tArnodsl aud q
TaFoul patents. Music BOrks " Vari0ls aliorteah-
bah Bell e late BO0kl Albams In great variety Toy
Books; 10 BlaEk Baoks every VaFi-tys lIli
FCs for 1855, nsnOFanduHR Of II stEies; Rsefas
Cap, Letter Ste Papers. of disf Eahrf and aaIi-
ties.
GOLD PIsTe yish = ssll sspeeiai astsntIon to sur
Of All old stock Pcs oBsEr - nv and
eullTtsins salost eVeEy NBs1lA AloseSon 4
eeiebFated Penn Having te laFFes best seieef-
tiele eaInot fsII 20 be suited.
We would ea the attffos oG the La1tSs
20 stock Of FAHCf STATIONERY Ehieh puIehs--d
eEpreFfiV far trr lfton, knogin that
q the Kind and qpaiIty ls >ts Kept In teey
Pis nse olfl lnd eNuu.ire for youFaIlreg.
All OF The as2yE s asualiy kept In The Book
and stafionsly llns eannoH b had
JAMES C. ORh,s
soPiS III Naig S. WhfrItlg, "a.
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MAsONIO DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge Ne I0I.-Meets Masonic Hall,
e'sr Market and cA and third Nom
a4y evenings of each month G. w sa,Es, W. H.; As-
aaitr LIEgAlia, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge Ne. I9S.5 Meets above on
and laird Thursday evening each month. r a.
AlLStiISsEs, ". ~; s. ". PtdrSOH, Secretary.
wheeling Union GhnPter No. I9.-Nsets as
S'e's on the secOH Monday evening sacmOnth. ".
SON, Il. P.i S. ". Ps,irsOn, Secretary.
wheeling RneamPment NO. I.-Meets as
ss''s % lie iorts Monday evening of each month W.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
NNFINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and after Monday, De-
TN FAsr NAiL TRAIN leaves tie Passenger staion
every morning. except SUNDAY, At ~ O'clock, PsbGFEh
uns, arriving la PhilndelFlda at llS0 r ~.
At 9.tu.
daily, except Sunday At lO OeOek, 4. stopping all
stations and runHing far C1nsnauh Rrst Accom-.
cspt Sunday, At lU.4U The seend Accommodation
frAin for turtle CrsS ieayea leaves daily, Sunday
Turtle Cresk leaves daily, except Sunday, 2,
RstuFnirg Trains arrive In Piif-bursh fO6Gss-Ex-
l.i0 M Mall, Accommodate
tion, M; Prst Turtle Greek ttion 30 q M
second Accommodation, Third Accommodation, Cfu
Barsytus Iudiaua connect aa BiatFsViIe
intersection with Mail Tratu East rrss tT Vest and
the JohnStoWn AeeamEuoliutt- fTnin East and West
Pittsburgh and COnnelsVle Trains, stopping all sta
Pittsburgh and Cohslstie Road leave daily
Sunday excepted, foiloNt;-Na Train. M; AK
press Train, 8r Returning TTAins PittshlFEh
aud oOnnssville Road, aFFiVr AZ Pittsburgh, SIS aud
The travelling public win ind it greatly to their interest
road, the Recommendations now C,rs, cannot sur
passed other tle l. bsIlastel With
stone, and " entirely free from dust, promise safe
~ speed AMI comfort all who favor this road Wih
their patronHsr.
Fare 70 New York. Sia %
:. PhiiAdslphia....... .......-........gO 20
- 's Lancaster teF..................-.... . so
Harrisburg. ...................... sS
Baggage checked all Stations Pennsy Ivanla
Railroad, PhiladeVhIa Baltimnre and New York.
Passengers tickets the care will be charged
Ten Gents in addition te Station rates, except
NorIcS- In case orloss tn. Company wiz hold them
selves responsible for personal bAag only, and for
n B-Te O'uhibus Line has been e1plO, cd TO
Convey Passengers nd Baggage from te Depot
charge not to exceed - cents for each and bag
gakss; ke; ,r,...,, .,,,.,, ,srrw.,-,.,
Atthe P. L. e.. Passenger station,
1aa' on Liberty aud Grant stSs Pittsburgh