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XXXVth CONGRESS. Second Session.

SENATE WAsHINGroS, Feb. 7, 1852
Commnp;cations seSe received from the Secretary
eWs, stating that in his opinion the procseis Of the
sale of the old forts aud detenfes might he udicousy
srnNed 10 The construction Of ones; also In ian
sgsnces might be better performed by officers Of the
Army. also that the Army cannot be jodclousy kept
IN. pe Of settlement TO avoid the cost of trans
nortation inasmuob the Iodisos kept in check
6y tbe mere proximity If the troops.
The Agricultural College bill sas taken up, where
upon Mr.. CLAY iAls.l made a strong speech
against it, showing ts uucocsti 'utionality.
Messrs. GWIN, BELL BROWN acd DAVIS re-
pested their sentiments apon it, which have already
been expressed.
The bill was then passed, with some amendments,
which will require to 90 back to the House. oy lhe
following vote:
yEAs-me.r, Allen Bell BroSe,ot. Cameron, Chandler
Cl.rk Ctttspoep Dixon ,ottle Dukee FesendenI foot
Gwip Hale, HsmhD, HsrlsD, kennedy hins oeWst1 oin
mons Thou pson Ky D Thoms2p IN Ifumoui "aoe ano
Exys-Mar s.y,rd Brown chesn1 Clay h.cl cnfm,a iIn
Davis Fitzpatrick Green, iisrn1ona nouSn nu.f HGnss
SHdellsD Wsrd-22
MIR. HUNTER then tried Intellectually 10 call up the
Civil ADpropnsuof bill, .
Mr. SLIDELL desired TO take up the bill for the
ACQUISITION Of Cuba He said attention to that meas
ure, Which had been coDfdsd to bis care, required
that be should urge il the notice Of the Senate and
rather than have 1t set ssde by LEES Important busi
ness be would move that it, provisions be added as
ap amendment to the Civil and Diplomatic a2propra
tion bill Finally he gave notice he would eau up th
subject tomorrow.
The Peppsylyapia avenue Horse. Railroad bin then
came up as unfinished business, being the third day
the debate upon II. ,
Six parties now seek the concession, the contest
seeming 10 lie mainly between Nanderwerken ~ Co.,
The Metropolitan Railroad Company, and the Civic
Corporati6ns of Washington aod Georgetown.
Without taking action on the bill the Senate at
late hour adjourned.
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irs tta nsne to Thomas Franklin. A resdatioa 70
adopt tie report ~as lost.
). Tie Ter Lry fer iS59.-This mstter vas recssvee
from ,Ls Bosri OF Aldermen. aud. on motion, the foee
msr action Of h. Bosrd adhered 70, sod resoas-
tion to sppoiat Committee on Confereoos ~
adoptei.
The Presitett appointed Mesers Plat. Bickford aad
Allen as the Conference Commi.tee.
The report of the same Committee concrrrinG -
accept the proposition Of the Fro Insursoos Comps
pies to present steam fire engine to the city, wN
adopted.
Aoathiy Statement oths Corp,rafioa ADoraey.-
Mr. Purser the Corporation Attorney. rsn iersd ss
monthly statement, showing sn account Of the pessl
tres collected for vols.ion of Corpor alton ordnsasss
during the month ofJaruary last Toe whole smouat
is ssiC2 80. The paper Was ordered TO be printed.
c,i,ricol Sc rices-The Board coucurret 70 pay {.
s. Nlns $3.50 for services ss Clerk TO various Cons-
tees Of the BosIt Of 1853.
Commiitse on Rep,irs-The President appointed
Messrs Lain beer and Lent on the COMMITTEES "a Re-
pairs ard supplies.
During the proceedings of the B)srd, Ex-Msyr
Wood entered the room ard took his seat beside tss
President This MAS his first appearance In the bSass
since 1857.
The Board sijouIred to Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

The wonderful beauty Of the day yesterday, aud the
perfect seighDg, brought oat throogs Of equpsgss
upon all the roads in the upper part Of the island.
eayer spectacle was never beheld than the long psas
rama presented on the Bloominsdsle road on Harlem
lane and the Eighth avenue, above One-bundrot-snd-
twerty y.ifth street The rushing hor'es, the planes
scd ribbons Of the fsir seghders the music Of bells
ardlsugtter, the Incompatible sunshine, and the Ga
chanting purity of the snow covering the earth and
estcopng every tree and shrub with its magc, orys
tails formed, ell together which cannot be for
gotten by thote WHO had the good fortune to enjoy it.
Nor when the daylight bad departed was the joyous
sport sbardoned but countless sleighs continued to
fssh slorg every sveuae under the tender light os
tie new moon and after it had SET, under The twink
ling stars.
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gave Jones very hesvy fall his head striking upon
lie frr ,er nfnrf with Rrrat emph asis.

gave Joues q very hesvy fall his head striking upon
the frczer "turf' with great emphasis.
Jores gave 10 with gres, reluctance, by tue adsice
of hi. fepds havug refas4s to yield for folr or five
rounds pr, viousy, allow the sponge 70 be thrown
Up. Jores proved himself an exec edingy game m,o,
snd good hitter but bis condition Was such thst ne
could ot stand sgaips. the terrible execution OF hsr-
rgap.
Jones was severely punisied and At the conclusion
Of he mill he was entirely blinded. kerrigan received
many hsrd blows, bet his hard fesh rithstoof them
that he ou. of the contest with hut few
marks upon bis person. He speaks in terms OF admir-
aiicp of Joues whom he considers 'erful lighter
considering his experience in pugilistic mst'ers.
Both the principals we're well hsniled by their sec
OF ns ebo were experienced bruiser..
No outside bets mace upon the ground al the
fight.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

SUIcIDy.-An Irish woman named Ann Breanso.
WHO was dnchaJged from Bellevue Hospital
on Saturday last, a. which institution she had
been coLfned in consequence of partial de-
rsDsen eDt, committed suicide list evening By
by swallowing large quantity Of laudsuum. Ann
was residing with her sister at No. 81 Spring st ,est
and had been alone all day yesterday the sister being
engaged at work up town. Upon the return Of tbs
latter, she found Am n dying condition, with tan-
bier containing reddish liquor, standing near her, A
physician was called bat sn,idotes proved unsvsling.
as the unfortunate woman died in the course OF ten o.
fifteen minutes after her sister came homs. An ia-
quest will be held to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

TfsTIsosIAL.-A day or two ago, the Board Of So
pervsors presented ex-Supervisor Stllman with the
following copy Of resolution passed by the Board,
elegantly engraved and hand dsomsly framed:
Rsoed That the Board Of Supervisors IL the County q
New view the retirement OF Thomas Btilmsa
scknCdzUg hB val able in tais
of the pubic aud tender 10 rstrns colleague
citation OF the uUom sIt kntness
has invariably manifes,<d 10 those assoctsted with
him. and for aim continued health and happinss
The resolution was offered by Supervisor Bel.
seconded by Supervisor Tweed, ard unanimously
adopted. The estm'n nal is signed by bis Heuor the
Mayor, and by the members Of the Board.
The preseLtstion took place ct Dslmonco's, in the
presence Of quite large company. Mr. stilnan i'st
present one Of the Commissioners OF Police.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

The EFFECTS or IHE Storm on THE RAtLRoADs.-
The snow.sorm of Sunday oocasioued less obstruction
TO the movement Of the trsins the several lines d
railroad diversng from New-York than was antici-
pa'ed from the quantity Of snow tha, fell On the
Long leland raro d the Greeoport train came in lass
evening about an hour behind time. On the Camden
and lmboy line, the morning train from Phladelphs
came in about ifteen minutes behind time only, and
the afternoon train from Phiadelphia arrived puno-
tuslly on tine On the New. jersey rairoat the Owl
train due here at g. 80 M, arrived about bio g. m,
II hours behind tme but all the trains yesterday and
last evening came in almost their usual tme. Tho
train on the Erie railroad arrived last eveo'ng punc
tuslly en- time On the Hudson River railroad consid-
erable delay was occssioned TO the early local train
down. The Sing Spg train, due here a. 1928 q. m,
came in about three hours behind ime The Psekski
aud sse trains got along better and tho At
bany train due here at 1880 p m, was only from hsf
to three quarters Of an hour behind time. The proc.
pal impec iment from snow being encountered below
Peek Kill. The early trains from Williams Bridge and
White Pairs ON the II ,rem railroad came IN from half
On hour TO an hour behind time, and the Milsron train
about J hours behind time; while the Albany mail
reached The city punc,uslly on tins. On tho Now
Haven railroad the early trains from Portchester, Nor
walk ard New Haven 10 from an hour TO an hour
aud half behind time. Subsequently the trains
came in nearly on time. The Express train which ist
Boston at reached this city OILY 25 minutes be-
hi1d time. All outward bound trains OF the several
lines left the city at the regular hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
PERSONAL.

DIR. Jsbez G. Goble died at Newark, N. j., st
O'Clock yesterday afternoon of inhsmmstion Of The
bowels He has been active member OF tho Cole
uizstion Society and various business and benevolest
associations, ard will be much regretted in wide cir
Gle Of friends.
The Thsckersy and Yates quarrel has not bees
settled, but is to be brought before the courts.
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The Case of Henry JumpertZ.

CHICAGO Monday, Feb. Z, Ie05.
Henry Jumpertz, who has been on trial during the
past ten days foT the murder OF SOPHIE erner whose
Railroad Depot, New-fork, about year since, has
been found guilty OF committing the deed. Ills counsel
has made application for new trial
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Brig MelaZZO Ashore.

Boston, Monday, teD. Z, 1917.
The brig Melazzo, from Portland FOR st. Jago, put
ir here ast night for haIbor aud dragged ashore on
1oddy Rocks with loss Of snehor ana ehah' She VIII
get of at high water.
Tie brig Msazzo WAS towea off at o'clock p m.
to-day. She 10 leaking six inches per hour anu mss
81 feet Of wster in her boli has ost rudder anchor
&C.. Will 20 On the blocks for repairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Connecticut Politics.

HARTFORD, No0dsy, Feb. I, lSJ1.
The Democracy assembled 70 the number of so
this evening and repudiated the proceedings Of last
Saturday evening. The Douglas revolutions, passed
BY about 100, were tonight repud.sted, the De-
moorscy Of Hartford not yet beipg ready 20 name q
Preside otal candidate. julius l. Strong was turned
cut of the State Deleg.t, n, aud "m. w. Eaton pat
in his place. II was rousitg meeting. II Gdorsed
the Administration.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Loss OF the Bark Exact.

NiLsINGroN, n. G., Monday, heb. Z, 1917.
The baik Exact, tfom New.Iork for Savannah with
q cargo Of merchandise went ashore the morning o.
the 9TH inst, Frying Pan Shoals, and vessel and
cargo became a total loss. The crew saved and
carried 10 Smithville.
The schooner George Harris, from Baltimore for
Charleston has put in here leaking, and with loss Of
sails and spars.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
The Ca.e of Mrs. Hartung.

ALBANf, \. T., Moouay, Feb. =, Ioo5.
Nrs. Mary Haituog, who has been on trial
during the past week for the murder OF Der husoand
Emil Hartunc was this morning found guilty Of the
murder Her trial has excited intense interest. Tue
prsoner is quite young and handsome, ana her case
has created the greatest sympathy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Steamboat Disaster.

CINCINNATI, Monday, teb. . iSJ'
special dispatch to The C0nmerciai, dated Evans
vile, Feb. Z, sSys the steamer Sc senty SIX SANK 70
her boilerdeck at about O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing at Gould's Landing above Conoordia. The boat
it is supposed will be total loss, but part of her car
90 viii be saved. No lives lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
United States supreme Court.

:. WAsBINGT0N, Monday, Feo' y I10'.
No. 81. Daniel Pcormsn ct al. vs Woodward ana
Dusenbury.-Printed argument submitted for defend
ants.
No. 81. The EewYork and Liverpool L. B. Msli
steamship Co., Claimants of the Steamship, vs. Gus
Z. Kumbal, hbellant.-Argued for appellants and ap'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

MokTGOMEKY Ala, Monday, Feb. I, 1872.
The preliminary eIauiDatlon OF N Marony agsht
Of the Adams Express here charged with steaIiOg
the $40 600 recently reported lost by t1e Company,
progressing Able cOubse engaged on both sides.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Fire at Grand Rapids.

DETROIT Mouday, Feb. Z, Io59.
fire at Grand Rapids, Mich. early this moEning,
destroyed seven buildngs, ,ncludng Bickus block.
Losses on urercha dice and buildings, 1900; par
tally insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

Horse MURDER The spsndd STALLION Bisk Nor
gar, owned by Mr.. Petsrsham Of Massachusetts,, ws
killed tie other day blythe most unp1donsble bluadse
of sauinis,eripg to h spirits Of turPntins nstssd Of
lnfe ed oil.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
The Baltimore a nd Ohio Railroad

BAL1IMORE, MOhdsy, Fed, Z, InJ'
There has beer no detention from yesterdays snow
storm it being light west and south. All passenger
and freight trains arrived ard dsoart.d on regular
time over the Baltimore and Ohio X railroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Kap,saS News.
LEAvENW

LEAvENwoRTH, X. T. Mondsy, Feb. :, 1882
4 man named White, employed in The Journal
office. made an assault to day reporter for The
Itpfs named WilamW. Bloss. Several shots were
exchsns ed between them; Boss receiving three slight
wounds. White has been arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

The pedlsrs about Syracuse are ssh % % Pc.
travel round the sdiscent country telling extravassaS
stories of the prevalence Of smallpox n the csy.
Thus they keep the country folks from going to tswn
and sscule their custom.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

LEAD MSIsG-Tbe wythe Virginia Lead Minisg
Company are realizing fine profits. George Paltos.
who gets lead en bis own land sod in the lest s~e
years 10000 worth, en- which he made profit Of
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .. ALBANY, Feb. Z 1852.
The Senate met at p m, but business Of general
interest was done Only private bills on general or
ders were considered. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

A Lecture On The Arabian Nishh" Is to bs gvse
on Teundsy night By Mr. De Cordovs as sdver.isee.
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ING. va. A..THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY

him are those which institute fiattering conpir-
isons between Napoleon III. or the Gar of Rus
sia and himself al the columns Of the New York
prove.
The great redeeming feature of republican
ism, however, is, that we may hope for a RENE
dy for the existing evils in the peaceful revoli-
ton of 1860. The great misfortune of the Dem
ocratic party is, that it should in any respect be
held res spousible for the Federalism of our pres
ent ru'er. Its only chance for future safety is
to repu6iate, IN the most emphatic and unmis
takeable terms, this faithless Administration.
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The ,Vh1uRIooIIe for ToVsm ber Nowhere:
HAVING just received by Exp-sss very large assort
ment OF all styles of hLot6S, much superior 20 any
ksp bv the class also and entirely
style of Chenille shawl,-Lats particularly inv
tel early call all of the will be sold ex-
treey low cash. 10 33 Main street. Centre Wheel
ing, Tu6vaI JOHN R0EMER.
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INKSl INKS!

DUTLER'S IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
u Copying EXCELSIOR FL UID INKS, Manufactured
By J. Butler, Agent, No. 80 Vine ST., ~
South Of Bnrnet House, Cincinnati, o.
To THH WRITISG CnNNUSITT GESERAL, BOOK KEEP
PARrICuLLRLT.-AO OARO.-f3entlenen: Ever" bottle
Of ArnOls English Fluid that costa
suty than J. ]. Buters Excelsior Record
suis better IL good. EXPLANATION Every called
Quart Bottle OF Arno DIS holds twenty per cent less Ink
and Is He'd hy par cent. higher than nlne which is
saving particularly when the quality Is warranted
equR All leading Stationers will supply bottle
the terms. By so doing you will sustain HONE
MANUFACTURERS and be wiser II not better citizens; al
country and Its cherished ISsT
II you thus act the timeis not far distant when
American Flag shall bottle OF Arnods
English Fluid In beloved Union save your purse
10 we'll. JAMES BUTLER. Agent.
oct2 6-Sm
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HOLIDAY BOOKS, 60.

T AN nov OPENING one orthe largest and most care
fly elected lots Books, rtfoliOs, Albums Writing
DssEs &, for HllIY Presents, brought to
BS1xr .ng in price rom one penny 20
dollars which be found almost all the Po-
as elegantly bouni e. A. Pne's Poems Poets Of the 18th
Century LLa book" "Lady Of the IKE" "Gray's Els:
5rs. Hle,s celebrated woun1n," elegantly bound, e."
various anuuals: will sud GOOdrics 'Wo-
men of Beauty and erolsm containing 10 beautiful
cravings, lick, KS Psycploxy, Frederick the CIR,
Raiand BIker, '.IsSbsI 0rsne .ncros Hist Hugh
Miiers Works, SDurSeon,s Sermons, "Autocra Of the
Rre4kGI.t Table," "CjurtShIp Of Miles Standish, all OF
Lan.FeIluW's Works.
JUYESILE WORKS OF these we have greater variety
than before put in LIBRARIES by the single copy;
you'd mention, ''Ministerng Children" "Ksnneth
aad IIugh STORY nj Darling S=yI" the "Gant Killer
AMI all OF E's Rocks, Farley Books "a will and a
Way" RoIo Books bnth series; Learning to Think Talk
Sui Act Colored Toys OF almost description.
H's, GfeeIy's American Trsct Society, Presbyterian
Back Cannon boards, Chess Men and Boards; almost
every style quality of Stationery. Call and make you
's''''''''' JA3 CORR,
deciI doors North of II. + 81. Bank.
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S. HARPER & BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
CORNER MAIN UNION STREETS.

TITEhaTe on hand and receiving day,A large and
w eeE!e.s assortment Of Hats and Caps, embracing
every variety of style and price And in view of the in
oreasng first class goods have paid
cuar the getting up Of such expressly
adapted OF customers. Our arrangemenh
with Eastern such that enabled to Crns
the styles Hats and Caps introduced
And We can promise the and most beautiful
Soents well the best qualities Of every description
are TO be found at establishment.
The public respectfully invited TO call and examine
spare PNins give entire
-decS 3. HARPER BRO.
GRE AT a ATTR "A G TT o N
TINIE citizens Wheeling surroundings country and
the Ladies in parts respectfully requested 10
view the GREAT AssORPSIEMT or DRY GOODS offered
at the Cheap Cnsh store, 137 Main ST.. consSting Of
the latest stylesof
RAGLANs,
CI1oAKs.
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Fire & Inland Navigator

Fire & Inland Navigatlon
fair profit
EspeeiaI attention 0feeH FaEHrdHes ofD WELLLE6b
Gad COHfsRts. for tsTIlts Of / to yedFS.
The ofthis Corporation has been stable snd
naneiasunshne and stern
periods eTentpl in exempt from EUeepnF cOuagTa
tons maritime disaster. BEING long established
troubles sf the credit system hfect Us in
material particular
Daring iharI tnes the security Of reliable InHuTanee
duty the ability of property 70
tain loss being II en- much Iesse1ed-
Policies issue1 dsIay, attended
to with iIspaie eh and hdsiity, by
SA1E'1s p. as . Z ET1I, Agent,
Once AZ the Savings Bank OF he ling.
fehls-daw-till jan IBt. 50.
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NUMBER l39
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS.
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL.

- continue keep hand large and complete a.
cf All articles Ia hs line, consisting o. 80
GentIemens Sadd Pine and Coarse harkeSs. Trunks
Valiers, Carpet Bags, SateAels Collars, Hauss 3e
would respectfully cali ati-niiOn 70 stock ard trust
strict attention and prOrPtnrss, to merits continuance
OF the public PATRONAGE.
All kiaGs % repairing promptly done ane u pT Ner
manner. = u. ehetfAnbs
IN Main II
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CHARLES W. GRAHAM,

CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
- z G rs - q \ - , 4 % EH T 4 NNEH :
INE undersigned would inform OF WhesiinE
ami vicinity that having furrassd the Dug end Fre-
scTion Store, formerly Owned by Dr. James IaEneT BE
continue TO carry Drag business IN al iFG
branches He respectfully soGitS ecutinuaiee OF
the pGle paiFonAe which has herrtonrr been % Tay
ienled towards this old and vel known estabiishHsit
II vii be his keep everything, - the Purrsi Kind
aud lowest price, usually be found in well fuT
ntSAed Drug establishment.
Prescriptions carefully compounded from the purest ot
Medieinea. CHARLES W. GRAHAM
No. 20, MAIa and WshsterSts-.
myle Centre WhssiinG.
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MAETLES.
SHAMLS.

which pledge myself to sell rs Gent. below regular
Justreeeived per Express York, assort.
nent superior RAGLANs, made after the latest Paris
STYLES and expressly for New York city trade
Together With great variety Of other cosks of all STYLES
pattern EchI will sell below manufacturers Irices
A great variety OF CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA,
MANTLE SHAWLS, at great Bargains.
AIarge of PURS such Sable Mink, Stone,
Martin Fitch etc., which sell cheaper than any other
hsuSe city, them not commission, but
bought them for Cash. sell qua itY Fitch Purs,
such last year for $50, now for $l2H sett.
Several cases fine and superfne BLANKETS, which
sell at manufacturers prices. =
Also received about so pieces OF Lupins FRENCH ME-
RISOS coors and grades which will sell At most any
price. .-,,,,
DAY the 9Th November and Woul respectfully Invite
those in any Of them 70 give early call, as
Gured all will satisfied with goods and prices.
noy6 ALEX. HEYMAN, 1871 Main st.
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Standard Reading.
j. BOON M'CURE,

Alto N Ely y Il LA w
WheelIug, Va.
OFFICE NOR TXE- Ei ST ,I(09 VET or MONROE AND
E0ERZWSTS, OPPOSITE TIE C0URTHoUSE.
NIB VIII prIetes ths several oourts o! This and the
Sstn6orng SSunes eartis1iaT WIN De gwen 70
- sstOsSsSn Sf OlsfaS. RoVse:lSdkSD4
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uHAa. nIORGAN.

"HoLEsALE AND RErAIl. Manafastnrer Of ssasies,
w Brides and Trunks and dealer IN all Fti
SaldeTs, beGs leave TO infclEa the
pube has opened. No. las MaE ST. Market
Alley, he will he glad persons W1ntng
any articles. Ashenteus 70 make good work
and s= air prices, he hops 80 Obtain liberal share
Of public patronage Particular attention paid ordered
work, and repairing done with Dispatch sePis
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NOTICE,

THE nrl or Sheppard Morgan Is th. day Dissolved
by raEtnaI consent. The bushes the arm piIi be
seitI=I by J. Sheppard those inebsite thr hsrl are
respectfully requested call q me sIt and hose
having against viii Peass prese1 ir Ter
''iIiS1.fS. sess. io:A. .,s,s. sa1s. q sSI soEsAs
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An those knowing themselves indebted the hrm vii
please call and settle their accounts present
decIO-v REED KRAFT, No. S. Main 81.
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important to Females

~ Rem: Hes Tor reSle deraagements, from ii 70
Relief guNrNnteeI all CoasuatIon and letters
strictly confidential Patle1ts from distance provided
With Se4r uaEsin and exclusive sttendAnee Medetnss
except Postas,. oee No. 9S West 24ta ST. New York
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WE have just received fresh supply Of Drugs and
w Medicines Selscte with for Prescriptions
and Retail trade Also large assortment Of articles for
the toilet which tAe latest styles Of Extracts
Brushes in great variety In addition to the above We
keep constantly hand god article OF Coal OIL and
lamps. shot every article kept in well furnished
Drug Store. REED KRAFT.