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G RAN FEs Wal
saenger Bund, "United Glee Clubs"
q FtE 81 g june N istF ewes sl,
Under the assistance Of the German Tnrnsr, .,5
Ssgers, IN honor Of their guests, the
kichmo &N Gs. sasr vef Msen s"S a,S
ers. repairing from all parts of the COUNT, 20 W,.b
BaItmore during the preceding daSs i'''s ~
The large number OF our fellow citizens who have
Festival last year and all those resra,,nS ~ si
haVlng participated at that time viii so'I, ia 1t
ties of their fellow ctizens az a.. INC s.cIa s9a,i
ylsung and witnessing the vocal and S,,,,,,s 80
named. v" tue HA1 aO"N"
Our Saen-er Bund has arranged In l,ri,, .l,,,r,,,
US return from The gIeat festival to 10 held AZ ps
tlmoIe, various Cleo Clubs from distant nartS f,,
6e ~ 3Gder to re,9augurate the Capiti ~
which lave become 40 popular al a.. $50 ~,
length aud bredth OF cur Gnion. '"'' ''e' ''0
place IN nrlnner never before Ti,nnesSg ntia,
the limits of the District aud IT'S negi-,TLssd r.
ing. The Turner's will app, ar In mi snn. ~ i s,r
tnTTonsh Their ever interesting exploits. Oar WI
Ihelr best in the promotion uf general e,,i,,,ms,t
SPeeches an English and German will lie H., fycr-J
the dsy Al the dSy irn aSsea aeI 20 soselSds
viii 10 ga atendance and the utmost order aud de
TIE guests wall be rccciv, d AZ the DEPOT saJ ac
vnipanieu through various streets ofthe eat, D., a
Dr. ~, procession 10 headQ uarters on wesiufs
gay evening the 18th INST. TIL procession for the
uaS IniloSlhg VAL De Formed al "a uclucE al head
farlaoI. ou matIahd avenue, near the Capitol
Safuen, marching ssdoNn the AVeuue thri,nsb
TgetOwn. to the iuats 'O''"
he htst part OF the Ceremonies at Arlipytop will
commerce at u O'Clock a. m. ard clos. al o'ri,ct
IN; The second part AZ ~ O'Clock 10 the closs If
the iesiINai at 6a O'clock D. IN.
lqil programme will be pu blisbed in the Ep.lisL
am 6ernian papers NJ due time
The m0abs at CONVEX ance 10 and from the pl.ca
VII De most ample and accommodating
tickets 50 cents. admitting one gentleman apg
Iales-to be had At the Music Stores Hofsla sd
principal Restaurants of the city as aso ~ s,rss
Town and Alexandri.a " "e''0
-ie SIT TIE COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS
pAShEf BOAT FLYING CLOUD, running
Detween Georgetowu aud Arling ION "a
SPrIhgs, can he CHARTERED by the day for EX- ~
SSnisIons 20 me hreaI Falls or Arlington 49,
SPIniss,nt giving short notice. ApplN Ia the ami
scrlBer, No. 80 Jefferson street, Georxetoxn ar Al
trip. '''eo =" oehtS' rOuhd
ma ao-lm IapN AFnopp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

(HTNOTICE "A meeting of the stool holders Of
~ the w ashngton, Alexandria and Mount
vernon Steamboat Company will he held az the of
nee nl Judge Bran, on Pa. avenue, on THERS-
DAY the sd of June, at 10 O'Clock e. m The stock
holders are requested 10 attend.
JOS. BRYAN, Pres't
All PERSONS having claims against the Company
ara requested TO send them in, either to tine tIsp
,Hi"s or the fresdent. je4-eotd
1~GRA ND CEl.EBRATION.-St Mathews
~ Sunday School will have a q Taud C-Iebrat,ou
at Anaioston or Masons island Oh the AN OF JuIy
Look out for full particulars In future aIvertis.
ment ia o,
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE T0NR oP
AA WASHINGTON,

The steamer THOMAS COLIYER Siif run r.,-
hho Kemp OF washington on TUES = sts@h~S
r 20 ana fKIDAlS, leaving therkk.e-szzs
turning at half past O'Clock D. IN. ms ~''O 10
ps Soaches leave all the Hotels and the corner Of
trip 81. ~ ~ w. hSs sH
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BOARDING.

MRS. JANE AUGLAN will have several v.o.,,i
INi Rooms on the lst OF June. Citizens and fSss
sients can b. accommodated with ROAR N snd
LOOPING at No. All Sd street betgeen - S,r a,.s
floor. ~ N'Onls On we al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

SENATOR DoUGLAs.-The New York Suu
commenting on the recent newspaper denials
of the silly story of interviews between the
President and Senator Douglas to arrange
terms on which the latter might renew his
connection with the Democratic party, &c -
which said roorback was duly exploded by the
Star perhaps month ago, by the by-takes
occasion to say:
We may add, that we have 1t from Senator
Douglas himself. that no power on earth could
move him from the principles on which he car
RED his late election i'm Illinois He Is satisfied
win hls triumph, aud with his position as a Sen
ator or the United States. for the next six wears
but he Is mmovable in his resolution to sustain
no administration, and no man for President who
does not stand squarely and firmly upon the Pom
uiar Sovereignty platform-the platform upon
WHICH MI buchanan was elected -
Now, if this means aught on the Senator's
part but to get rid Of accumulation of frOth, it
means that he is prepared openly to oppose the
nominations OF the Charleston Convention; for
he knows as well as all others know that the
Charleston Convention will surely repudiate
his views of the rights of squatters in United
States Territories to legislate against slavery
IN them. We are not surprised at this tardy
declaration of the Senator'S intended position
IN the approaching canvass. So long as he
could work mischief for the Democratic party
by protesting the intention Of supporting its
nominees, he uttered such professions freely.
The time has, however, come when he must
show his real purpose in its true colors; and
the public accordingly find him where the Star
has placed him on all occasions in the last two
years, when referring to his political intentions
1t has long been, and is. morally impossible
that the Senator can be elsewhere in the next
Presidential election than with some branch OF |
the Opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

RETURN HOME OF THE PREsIDRNr.-Presi-
dent Buchanan arrived home this morning on
the Q o'clock train from Baltimore, apparently
none the worse for wear of his Southern trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

A COAI-COAI-COAL,
"A CARGO or RED ASH EGG and STOVE
Goa 1. and cargo Of WHITE ASH EGG coal
now iandIng from sohooners Ocean Bird and Cbas
Gasklll, and will be sold low if delivered from the
vessel - A. B. WALLER
JET 81 NO. 469 LIST ST, west. near the Cantol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

NAvAL.-The United States frigatc Sabine
has been ordered to the Gulf of Mexico, and
the frigate Congress, now at Philadelphia, has
been selected as the flagship of the Brazil
squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

SERVANT BOY FOR HIRE.-For hire by the
nkely and smart IS years Old; well 1royp I'D xii
home &c n; Has been living on farm, and good
MilIION GARRETT, I62 street. between p ~
fSa p,a je4St'
d fnriifSEU, FOX SALE-One splendid maTksman's
IN perfect order and cheap.
IN PIANOS FOR RENT by day, week, or year,
w or Tor sale upon monthly Patments.
,e JOHN r. ELLIS.
va rI $685. betvsel 9Th end 10th sls,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

lands to aid in the construction Of this road,
embracing an area of 48,lsO acres-making,
with the lists heretofore approved for the same
object, total of /, lis, 400 acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

OST-On Sunday afternoon, either in the
- Church OF Epiphany or going or returning from
70 10; S5i street. near the Patent Office. Gold
BROOCH, with hair, together with LACE COL
LAR: trI mined with Q black plaid rihh0n The find
et Will be suitably rewarded by leaving il at the
ABOVE NUMBER. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

kuBBER HOSE-RURBER HOSE,
L HAVE Just received a lot of RIlBRER HOSE
which will sell TN quantities to suit cheap for
cash' T.. SNYDER,
PlEmber and Gas filter.
JeT-lw next door To the Star Ofhea
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WANTS.

WANTED-A Dressmaker wants EMPLOY
w MENr IN private families. Apply At No. 81
Penn. avenue. Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

WANTED-A good HELPER on Bread and
1t J.H. SIMPSON, Alexandria. Va.
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~ CIDER m-CIDER
. Just received, one pipe Massachusetts prime
SWEET CIDER. pure nice r
IL KENNEDY & PUGH. No sos 1Ln ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

rHEAT TREATY BETWEEN
NGLAND AND AMERICA
hateIng accounts Of tins great country and its in
asnihnnIs has after years experience the best
hnents In Europe, crossed the Atlantic and
Joined himself to- X. III. MOORE, an American. hop-
ing by skIiiiul workmanship and industry, in con-
hectlOn with Ills partner, t. establish reputation
not 10 be surpassed by any other estabiis hnIeut,
ANY one requiring PAINTING, GRANTING
Marbles. - w WIS o""
IL Painting aud Gralnlng executed by us war
ranted mt TO crack. "
a.. BEAUREAN 4 MOORE
u 1Sl 9Th ST.. bet. T. ST and I.nni sia,n
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CH Es
RApTIST

BAPTIST. +sal
Wheeling Baptist Church, south side Clay between
Filth and Sixth
Disciples Church, Market, between Biddle and Third
'' GERMAN PROTESTANT.
German Protestant Church. west side Main between
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. Friedrich. pastor.
First German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
Wheeling, Rev. wm. Hcifer, pastor.
German Lutheran Church. Rev. W. Buergoneir,
PASTOR.
jewish Synagogue Quincy, over IntClligencer Office
METHODIST episcopal.
Charlinc Street NJ. f. Church, east side ChapIins
between First NnI Second, Rev. J. L. ClNrk, pastor
FOURTH Street II. f. Church. wCst side Fourth he
tween Monroe and Quincy, Rev. ThOmus Spkeary.
lascr.
North Street ~ E. Church. northwest corner North
Hni Market, Rev. l. $, Patterson, pastor.
S,nth Wheeling NJ. L. Church.
Wheeling Island Chapel Wheeling Island Rev
Thomas Mc'ClciTy. pastor.
,ie.Inal. NJ. T.. Church, East Side Chapline
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church. ~rstside Fourth, be :wecn
Quuc! and Monroe: EoT. llunry T. Weed, D. D. pastor
Second Prc-fStc Church, southwest Corner
Webster ami Market; Rev. II. V. nodg". pastor.
Third Presbyterian Church, east side Fifth between
Chestnut and F;ibert. South Wheeling.
Fourth Presbyterian Church. east sida Main between
UNITED rREsBYTEu1AS. - =
Cmittl Presbyterian Church. west side Market be-
tween Jefferson and Madison; Rev j. T. McIure pastor
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. --.-..
s J9i.n', Church. west side Main, between First
st. Matthew's Church. south side Monroe between
Pihh ami sixth; E"V. +. T. Perkins, rector. ..s-=
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
st. James Cathedral. south-cast corner IIAmpden
and Fifth; Right Rev. Richard V. Whcrlan, Bishop;
Rev. James V. Cunningham, Assistant.
ST. Alphonsus Church. west side Market, between
Biidlo and Thir'l, Filth Ward; Rev. KOuah, pastor
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- heAiradlteiaN
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- :.
told him to bear up, and not betray his
friends, giving him quarter. 4 an
He didlnot visit Hazlett, rs hei has al
wavs persisted imdenyiug any4knowledge
Of him, On his wnya to- the lscafold, Ar.
S!aald4tter, an undertakes wtlp, lSaS in the
y wagon 3S With hlIRPs slsaaSRsa e plain
swered, ".Yes, was SO trained up: it was
onc,of the, first lessons Of my mother; but
it is hard to part with, friends, though
newly made" He then remarked, This
is a beautiful country / never had the
pleasure of seeing it before"
On reaching the field where the gallows
was erected, the prisoner said, .Wbv are
none but military allowed in the enclo-
sure? am sorry citizens have been kept
out" On reaching the gallows,, he OBJ
served Mr. Hunter and Mayor Green stand
ing near. to whom lie said, "Gentlemen,
go6d-by," his voice not faltering. ~
While on the scnffold, Sheriff CnmpbclI
asked him if he would tie d handkerchief
in his had to drop ae n signal when he was
ready, He replied, sENo, I. do not want it +;
but do not .detGin me any longer than is
absolutely necessary
Shortly after the execution and while
the body was being taken to the depot,
greet excitement was raised by the arrival
of n. horsemNn, announcing that Wheat
land, the lnte residence of George w.
Turner, who was shot at Harper's Ferry,
WAS on fire, and that the fire was extending
% the farm and buildings of Mr.. VIM. L.
Turner. .'." .'i ~
The latter, who was in town, said that
he had left home ut 10 o'clock in the
morning. lie said that several Of his hor-
scs had died Very, suddenly, and also some
of his sheep. He intended to have their
stomachs nnnlyZcd. rs he believed them
to have been poisoned
The stock OF Mr., Castlcman aud Mr..
Myers in the. same ncighborhood had also
died very mysteriously. The excitement
caused by-this was very great. 495 .t-i
Col. Davis had the Faquier Cavalry in
readiness TO go out and inquire into the
truth of the report about thu Ere The
body of Brown arrived by the special
train, and will be taken on by Mrs.
Brown and friends, oy express, direct to
Albany.
1t is desired to avoid all public demon
Stration, and it is determined that The
body shall not he visible anywhere on the
route TO North Elba, where it will be de-
posted in the family burying ground.
Mrs. Brown speaks in the highest terms
of the great kindness shown her by tho
citizens and authorities of the State. She
is, of course, in great distress. She has
most fhvornbly impressed ali who have
met her as Il woman of fine feeling, and oi
great affection for her husband
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WHEELING POsT oEFIcE. y
Arrival and Closing of the Mails.


Washington. PN-tGaily! !(e1cept SundHy) arrives at
10 \. 81, closes at 800 +. 81
PArkerslurr O,y the Hiyrr.) arrives Nt A. ~ on
Wednesday Friday and Sunday. Closes at $50 A. 81,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
rarkersburg. by L. Q. R. t., arrives Mt Gas p. NJ.
Clu-e5 at G:36 A. VI.
Mail Train from the Fast, arrives at 1853 A. NJ
ClyScs at C:i5 p. N.
Express Train from the East, arrives at s:ao A 9i
Closes ut 10 A. ".
Accommodation Train from tho Fast. Except Sun.
day. arrives at G:l3 p. Closes at ESQ A. NJ.
Pittsburgh, Except sunday,) arrives at s A. ~
Closes ut 10 AN.
Cleveland Pittsburgh Way Mail Except Sunday.)
arrives Mt 1880 A. M. Closes at 10 A. NJ.
Great Western. except sunday.) arrives at IL n,
Closes nt G:3O A. NJ.
St. clairsyillo arrives at PM Closes at 9:3OA d.
Cadiz. daily, Except sunday.) arrives at P. NJ
Closes ut G:30 A. N. .-a- s.....g
bethany. Va arrives Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day. at Il VI. Closes same days at 1890 +. 81.
Ryerson's Station, arrives Saturday at P. M
Closes Friday, at A. NJ.
The Overland Mail for California leaves ST. Louis
every Monday and Thursday, at A. u. Letters de-
signed for it should be marked Overland, via St.
Louis
The Overland Mails from ST. Joseph No. to Placer
VILE via Salt lake City, leaves ST Joseph every Sat
uriay. at A. VI. Letters should be marked, GOVer-
Iund. via St. Joseph, - ---
E1>oGice opens at go A. NJ Closes at $50 P. n.
Open On Sundays, from l to p NJ.
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ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.
All the Lodges assemble at Odd Fol
lows Hall, corner OF Market
and Quincy streetS.

VIRGINIUs LODGE, No. 5.
Meet" every Thursday Evening John Goudy,
O. James Courts Y. e.; J. n. Bickel. Secretary.
PRANLIN LODGE, no. l3.
Meets every Monday Evening. n. G. Marsh, n. G.;
O. W. BrnWninG, VIC; W. Mckclvey, Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE, No. 33. Germany
Meets every Wednesday Evening. Simon Hisrich,
~ GI John NJ luersner V G.: john SAlade Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. SO.
Meet. every Saturday Evening b. H. Rcnnurd.
N e.; II. W. EetimHn, N.G; W. 81. Berrylin, Scc'y!
PANOLA LODGE, No. 81
Meets every Friday Evening. L. T. Beelcr, n. G :;
John A Vincent, N.G-; W. l. Bain. Secretary.
ABRAMS ENCAMPMENT. No /.
Meets the PIRsr and THIRD Tuesday Evenings Of
each month. James ". Hail. C. p: L. T. Beelcr, H. r.
John Frcw 5. W.: W. =. McKclvey, Scribe.
WILLIAM TELL ENcAMPAIENT. No. 81.
Meets the SECOND and FOURTH Tuesday Evenings Of
each month. Charles Linck C. r.: y. StCSer. H. r;
,. l. Hoffman, 5. W. G. Lpbmeullar, Scribe.
CONCORD LODGE. No. I2I. Germany
NeCtS every Monday Evening, in their Hail. corner
oi Fifth and Nine-Sta-. South Wheeling. j. Miller
Nc; Jacob Itz, V. g.; Peter thinner, Secretary -
ODD FELLOWS SIIALLAsSoGIAToN. 80
TRusFEEs-I. Colts, John Hamilton, A. Loeins, J.
LnkCns. j. VI. BiCkCl, j. Berger, G. W. FranZheim
-. A. Caldwell. . a ]. Co1rs, President
q. HGIRp, Secretary.
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WHEELINO LonGE. 81. 12s.

WHEELING LODGE, No. 12S
Hoets first and third Thursday Of each month, e1-
June July and August, when it meets frst Thurs
w w Bate. W. NJ. T. II. Logan g W.. W. C. Hall,
d: "" T. Melvin. Secretary, F. A BrantlnGer Trca4-
,Sr, I. ); Clement, S. D., c. A Liick, J. D., J. Z.
,;.n,. r.s' St'rER'I Go,horn, ". j. Bates, l. H. VIII
OHIO LODGE, No. lOl.
Meets first AMI third Mondays of egch MONTH
Il. D%nell ". NJ. W. j. Houston. S. w. A. j. Svee-
~ W jas Mckinney Sec. William Wilson, Trcss
T,IS: Kee+on, :. D., Henry Off, j. D., - Flaek
stsT N.srrRs.-w. T. wilson George W. Sights,
~ 'i' " arden, u. Murray, Geo. Dulty.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER, No 10.
Meets FSsOnl Monday OF each month.
til; Logan, II. p, A. j. Sweeney, X s. p. Brown.
e. D. AcCluney, Treas, DR.. G. Baird, Jr., Sac
q SsT - II; P-J. GoshOrn, ". C. Scott, j. s Wheat,
WHEELING coSINiANDARY. MOL.
Meets fourth Monday in each month. ~ ~
W. J. Batos. f. C.. I. II Williams, GEM. A. ]. Sves-
Z =; ~. Wilson, P, Geo. Baird Jr Recorder
pPt3'F 4 c-GeOrRo ". sEst4 I, H Williams, VI. j.
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MASONIC REGISTER.

Wheeling Lodges meet in Masonic
Hall. corner OF Market and Nom
roc Streets.
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I @. Il. S tife l,
MANUFACTURED OF
TIN& SHEET ]! :! :. IRON !. 4 WARE
Housefurnishing Hardware.

HAS on HAND A NERY. LARGE ASSORTMENT
4 of lionsCfn:nishns Goods, part Of his stock
consulting OF n fine lot of Wnter-cOolrrs lined with
sCrs patent minute FTcczer+ Old Dominion Coffee
Bird cages, Cutlery, and Black Tin Tin
ncf and Enameled Hollow Ware; Brass Kettles &c.
lio requests of his customers and the public gcncr-
aIIy, particular attention to his Water coolers and
patent freezer II any ono wishes to leo: and tho
soon will pay in saving coffee
AlEn on hand a very large assortment OF his own
manufactured Tin Ware, Wholesale and retail Any
articles not on hand will he made At tho
notice and ut reasonable prices ~ = - -
R6-FiCIT Ms 4 IVA Us ON TTJND
Those in want nf housekeeping Goods viii do yycll
to call on him. His Nrticesaro too numerous to mon
ton Those who cnl will find most every article for
h'tlnS HMt n nne household. c. +. STlFEL,
my:!3-' SD TN No. liz Main 81 Mhcrlinr "
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.aaa aIl.g : ptllii!glrrlprter',,. tlli!lrl {.
TEnnIs OF4ADVBRTIsING.

61-SPEcIAL NOTICES Double the above ratcs u ~ s
:, A5TH early Advertising reasonable terms accorl
made. S-''''S
Acknowledgements from transient persons or strope
ers to DO paid tor in Gttrdnee; y III
prescribed by law. 'i . - -'s
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year
or ior SIX months but for shorter period nothing
The privilege OF Annual Advertising Is limited to
the AdTeftisers' own Immediate business: and nll
advertisements for the benefit OF other persons rs
well as all legal advertisements and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate sent by them must
be paid for at the liSunl rates. = : = =
.R9-A Advertisements nut accompanied with written
accordingly. % '. 90
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at4ull rates. . - = - -
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, announcements
of Sermons, so cetlts each. ~ noyllL6o :
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New Books. I.

= = INV --IONNOINIo
JUST RECEIVED. AT j. c. OI,R'S, 100 MAIN ST.
- Adam Bce. Idyls OF The ing CTcuny Inst
Dr: Frcnclis new work. Glossary of English Wordg;
Life and Travels Of BarOr TnmbUt. with an Intro
duction hy Bayari Taylor kccolIcctions Of JcfjrN
Hamlyn Tho Roman Question: HartIy Norman: A
Bachelors Story; I;Ccllectons Of tho Revolution:
Book Of the CllerS Congress Tho Shelby Memorials;
Knitting Work, by Mira pRrtngtnn iREcuIicctinns Of
Snmnc Martin; Ten Years Of a Preachcr'S Jifc, BIZ
Aclhurn the Blind Preacher: Memoirs of T;Goc. ~
himself Henry st. Sohn Cont My ;rTl Rook: Fcstcr
Brothers Tempest anil Sunshine; breakfast, Dinner
and Tea: ire4eotts Works. AIso general assortment
Of Juvenile EookR we have now very large varieN7
Of Sterosc"pic viows ranging in price fnciidi1 IN
Fruuent0 from 81 tn SO0 ler sett Parties furnished
with general assortment for 30 cents to 81 pcr
brought 10 Nbcelng especially for retail and city
trade. Wan Paper from oow TIL ls Of .IaniIary at
cost to n'Se rCTa for Spri5S Stock Give Us enl,
and suit yoMrself in anything You in our liun.
seH2iSI9 w l.sit-' No Ito Main Al. WhceIirE TS.
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PUBLTC HALLs.

Heloleon Hail. east side Main between Quincy aud
Monroe,
'IaAonic HALL northeast corner Market and Monroe
Washington Hall, northeast corner Market and
Mouroe
Union Hall, vo,s side Main between Quincy and
Monroe
Athenrum Hall. corner John and Market
New Odd Follows Hall, corner Monroe and Fourth.
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How s. re 5a<='s Scales.
2. g. HILpRETH e BRo..
No. 50 ninin-Strcet

n o. ID I101nSStrecty N
''' Wheeling, va.
N"RE AGENTS FoRIIGWEtS IHPRoVED wEIGH.a
n ing Scales IIay and GSttle scaep, Portable Drop
Letter and DORMANT Whrchou:e SeaIss from 400 Sf6
3j'D,.g zsy1 4 .c77 4=,t.as. sIff1E 81, ri
VIRGINIA STATE ,56RICCLTCEGJ FAIR. pETERsrUPG,
Nov. s. 1885, s fret Glass Diploma awarded JbV itha
Virginia State Agricultural ,Srciety. TheEc. tenles
have heen ntrGi;ICCd in Trfinia but two wrecks, ia
which time tIsy haDq Tsceived IlESTCL4ss pIFLo1A
and Two FlEsT CLASS MIIAIS and nTe approved md
recommended hy all who have esEniine,i Cali
and see them. Mt y .-r .rg
80 nc. HLpEETH TEc's, IS Siata st. .
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