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Coal OIL and Coal or Lamps.


TNB celebrity GNvetty's Melcatel Paptr for the va
t@rcl1sst Il rapidly b,Ilg extsnisd throughout
Unlei states II OF the best articles
the PiH- It obvIat=s sh= OF che'neaiy-poisoned
white paper, and stainr with pile producing
ters' ink. It Is anil preventive OF piles This
nav h. relied Il dle AMI Light bank pa
N stout Nothing Of value
aa1uttv before oTe TO IA public 400
cost onl - 500 sheets 81 Each sheet ge=u-
Get the W1l erel 1r frpn auy Of the druggists from
he proprietor No 81 Ann 81. N 2. exDress
fro III, nA;s 10 any plrt Of tbs Untsl states Try
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LIVER INYfGORATOR!
PREPARED by DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS


Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE oP THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
DIcINEs now before the Pubc that acts as cIthGrtie
known 1t is only Cdttdrtic, but Lirsr remedy
stomach and bowels OF that matter, thus
comprising two purposes eectlally without any OF the
drties 1t renghens the system at the same time that
! strengthen and build 1t up with unusualrapidity-
The LIVER is of the principal regulators Of the
body and waen II Its P TbS o Ts
almost entirely dependent the healthy action ofthe
stomachis at fault me bowels ave at fault the whole
system suffers of one oTgauthe Liver
Gne Of the made a his study In
wherew to counteract the arrangements to which
To anyperson trou-
bIed with LIVER C0Jf<5 PLAINY,in any ofits forms,
has hut to try bottle, and, ,conyletonis certain;
the system supplying their healthy now Of bile,
PURIFYING TIE BLOOD, Lyving tone and health to the
whole machinery, remoying~the Of the disease
r1ectnE radical cure.
BETTER, PREVENTED, blythe occasional use Of the
One to relieve the
and prevent the food from-risng and souring.
Only dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken at might, loosen, the bowel,
gently, and cures COSETYVENESS
One dose taken after each meal win cure DYSPEPSIA
W One dose Of two tea>sPoonfus will always relieve
One bottle taken for fe male obstruction the
cause OF the disease, and-makes perfect cure.
One dose often repeated isCa for CHOLERA
HOIaBUS and preventive OF CHOLEIaA
~ Only bottle isNneedei to throw out OF
the effects Of medicine after long sickness.
~ One bottle taken for45JAUNDIOE removes all sal
lowness unnatural coor-irom the skin.
One dose taken shortNtime before eating gives Wig
| o to the appetite, and makes~food digest we'll.
One dose often repeated:-l cures CHRONIC DLAR.
RIGA in its worst forms, while S UMME and
30 WEI complaints yieldZ, almost o FIRST dose.
One two doses cures at tacks caused BY WORMS in
Children there Is speeder remedy in
| the world, las ItneUer ftIiLs. ~
l5Y- few bottles curesJ4DROPSY, by exciting the
absorbentS.
We take pleasure in recon- mendIng this medicine
preventive ror FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
and all FEYERS of r BILL LTOUS TYPE II operates
with certainty and thousands willing testify its
wonderful virtues.
All WHO USE TT ARE GIVING THEIR UNA NJ
MOUS TESTIMONY IN ITS "A VOR.
G MIR I1ater IN the mouth IriEh the Inpiy0rdtor and
stndkLotC both fogefhsr.
THE LIVER INvIGoRATOR
is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working too great believe. 1t by
magic, eren the rsf dose giri1g benefit and seldom
than one bottle 1; required to eurs any kind Of LIVER
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BoTTLR
DIR. sANPORn, Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New York.
And retailed by all Druggists. Sold also By
mvi4-1T T. H LOGAN y On. Wheeling. W
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BALTIMORE g OHIO &. r.
~

WIN IEIIS AN hAIN II EN- EN- l.
ON and after Monday, 10Th November 1855, the trains
~ will as folOWs-ViE:
Frst-rhe s. Louis, Cirelnnati, Wheeling, BenEood,
baltimore aud WaS1tnItIn City Express leaves daily
Il:8l A. NJ, arriving at Baltimore A
breakfast AMI Eastern connections.
Second-fhe Northwestern Chicago ST. Louis, Cairo,
Indianapolis Dayton Cincinnat Wheeling Denwood, Ball
timore aud Washington City Express daily $3.50
p NJ saturday eScsPed), arriving Baltimore
" in time for EIstern connections
To enjoy the elegant mountain should
take the 1880 A. NJ train Cumberland their
trip by the 500 A. VI.
Returning West All the trains leave
Baltimore daily follows: Pirst-The S:I5 A. VI. train
arrives Wheeling Gas p NJ. Second-rhe $3.50 p 81
train arrives 1t Wheeling at i0:3D A. NJ.
The 1880 A. NJ train bound will all stations
between sheeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets b.ns IGued 20 MoundSvlie at 50
cents and to B;nwood at IS cts. J. q FORD, Agent.
W. p. SMITH, Supe rintendent.
L. NJ. COLE, Gen' Ticket Agent. noV30
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T. CARTWRIGHT,
NJ IL 81 @ PHI Il l. j = II y, Il.

T Isr OF NEW MUsIc:-
IL The Crystal TA,s4i eoTaPSSea ssBlisRaa Of ts
city.
FArtune Teller; (Guitan J. p. CHM.
SultAn's Polkai piano. Charles d. Albert
La Sslphide Valse; (Piano) J. Ascher.
La Cinehette du Patre; (Piannl L-fehrue Wely-
Engine MAsurkA Sentimentalr; (Piano) Jau.ss BslAi
Masurka deG Trainea (PianolI Aseh-~
The celebrated hulidO EizAIs, sung BY Madame Las
horde; Piano. Max MarefEek.
Also received the following pieces Of Musie
Bessie'BGrSvr; beautiful song.
What 10 Home without q Brother.
what's Hone without SIgter; eouPAnisnI tS What
Home without Mother.
Maid Of sylvan NaSE.
flight OF the Ro
The SNOW has fallen Arog-S ~.
f=bS-lW
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w. A. EDWARDS & BRO,

w. a. EDWARDS g. BRO,
Corner ldrketan& Monroe st., opposite JfoLurs House
WHEELING, VA,
TTAYR just received another large lot OF the following
IL Liquors Tobacco, Cigars, &c which they OTer to the
trade 1t the lowest market prices:
Pure Pnet Castilliou & Co. Bandy in e casks.
Pine slgnette Brandy-1( and y casks.
do do do q anLI-If -
Oognac, Ginger and Cherry Brandy,
Port Wine. sherry Wine, MADEIRA Wlnsi ClaTet Wine
Muscat Wine, Malaga Wine.
California Sparkling Champaign.
Old Family Rye whisky,
star do
Monongaheia do
Magnolia do
Rectlfed do
Scotch Ale, Stout.
Tobacco, Cigars. Slrdnes, Said Oil, Groceries, SC.
Ali orders entrusted viii receive PROMPT
attention Lt-biOl W. \. EDWARi BRO.
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GOLD EN- BEE HIXE ST ORE.
NO. TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING, Va
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.


G-itL
sno to p y
charge RsnsnssF' nsno
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EXTRA PREMiUMSl

EXTRA PREMiUMSl
Of three or $780, SIS worth
of Books.
And for largest 100, S25 worth OF BOOZE
The books selected according to the order OF the
20 who premium Is awarded.
~ rHE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
IL ADVANCE FOR CLUBS. We cannot aaord to Keep ace
No psTsoa residing In Bstany tciH be admitted az
competitor Tor these premiums.
Address A. CAMPBELL, bethany,
Brooke couItN. Va.
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~ Be particular and for Tickets via the O. Wa AZ
Short Line Rail Road
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Faculty:
X. LosIHR,
PriaepA-LectuTcr the Science nssasFee
Business Onstanaa
J. ~ 2 b ILLa<a,
ProfesloT Of the Theory and Practice Of BcskKee2zx
Commercial Calculations.
H. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Bcsk- K.epsnE.
n. G. JOHNSON
ProfeaSor Of Businrss and Ornamental Penuanshis.
5. 7. Williams EHo.,
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
RHV. Z. EATE s 4 z E SE, d D.,
Lecturer on Commereia al Ethies-
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. P Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. Thomas SEanN. Wm- II, KeIghler. Fsq
Jacob Trust, Esg., William Knabe. Esq
The colleEe Is provided with Commercial Library
Standard Works, expressly for the OF students.
Each Student has desk TO hiself andiS separately
stFucted.
TherebenE vacation during tAeysar. ssaasnseaa
ter At any time.
The tIms usually required complete the eoarIs
from TO IL weeks.
A Diploma Is awarded to all Graduates.
AlarEe And Beautifully Ornaened Circular containing
upwards Of representing and
Interior View ofthc College various Designs
penmanshiP, &e- sentby maee Of charge, accompanies
with catalogue giving full particulars. A1dTesE,
z X. LnsIER- RHifisHors. M
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This route passes through " Lexington, Lancaster Cir
clevle, Warrington Wilmington and haTroW-he richest
ard most beautiful part Of Ohio.
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SHEET MUSIC.
Telargest Of music, musical works, &c, &C.,
in the Western country.
EB- Music sent t6any address, postage free--za
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In connection with the above keep every Of
steal nstrunsnts AMI musical merchandise generally.
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
AT the Office of the Millenatal

HaT DlnB6rs o6LhdhSJ O.
OHRIsTIAN HYMN BOOK, in full shee Sly esAte per
copy; do do arabesque. per copy so cents do do reap
riIt edge IS cents do Turkey morocco gut
DO do Turkey gilt edges extra size .'z 90 10
Turkey morocco, gilt edges, with gold clasp Slio.
Christian System, edition, 81. oI-...
Christian Baptism withits AntecedenSan COM
81 per copy. -, ~ -, -,
A. Campbell, 81. ,, =, >. L.-.0,,
do do do do Turkey suPef, -
do do do arabesque, ~
Oven Debate, new edition, S1,25.
Rice Debate edition, s2.OG; per mail 4zoU, ~
Review of Or. Je'er, by NJ. z. Lard, per mall lES
M, 70 pIbe ana others BY r. Richardson. Pfice, from
90 centst 10 81. -
Baxter's Poems-PIaIn, 81; extra, g.
Rne Yosnes Of the MIenniai mSrbinger, s. per vol.
unbound; bound, 80. -,
StSjs,ta, R,,tst Rice Debate and Harblnger
H,,d The hostage on the former 80 css on the
Y No books viii be sent communion.
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PRICE OF BOOKS BY MAIL-POsTAGE PAID HER
IJTTnn.Tiook sheen per dozen...-.............& OO
- a arabesque, per dozen ...'''''' w
roaa, gilt edges, per dozen.--..;...t 5o
Turkey morocco, gilt edges per aoE'i w
Christian Baptist, per dozen. ..'.'.''.i0
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information enquire
at Central Ticket Oee, in heSprgg House, Water
street, Wheeling, We.
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TAR1EtLLE5 Collars AMI Sleeves AMI CELLARS in sets
vi White and Figured, cheap and very pretty.
sept PAYNE & Co, "a Monroe st.
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THE PHNNsYLvAN1A
TRIAL RAIL r Q A D.
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Terms OF the EInrbInger Tor ISOS'
copy TO a single subscriber. ...-..-.-... ~
Ifnot paid before the expiration OF six nonths' ~
copies year, orl copy for three years.. w
, Ssoh.es' .............. Is 90
lG copies, land copy gratis) ~ "
2j copies, (ani copy grRtis) OVVI
SO copies land getter OF club one book on BaP
tisrn and neatly bound Hymn BoOk) ..:.. 90
10 copies getter club two books on Zap On
tism and neatly bound Hymn Books: . ~ W
100 SP nS to E!1ST qB 90
100 Spi Saba fI HySG 9 90
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z. GRsT, Pres't, W. W. BAILEY, Act. suPt.,
Cincinnati. ZanesVille, o.
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TERMS:

TUE rRtBUvg ALMtNAo Tor 1850 continuing the Rlec-
All IN, usual matter, will h. Published about
- Il Copies, postpaid for 81 100
Copies, ~ stp1iI, %. Address above.
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portion apPertsiaing to the Mission Boards, il was
adopted.
Mr. Buck then moved to strike from the report
that portion relating to the Bible Board. His mo-
ton was predie&ted On the fact that the Board Is q
selfsustsinng. and that its present operation tends
to embarrass the Mission Boards
Mr. Elyson, of Virginis, moved to lay the mo
| ton on the talle.
Considerable debate snsued upon point of or
der, when the motion to lay on the table was car
ried.
A motion was made that the report relating
to the Bible Board be laid the table until after
the report Of the special cOmnttse that subject
| The question being taken, the President decided
that it was carried in the affirmative
Mr.. Boyce, Of s. G (, from the special committee
on the Bible Board, sa1miitsd report. It contem-
plates the Board good institution, and recon-
mends i; to the favorable consideration Ct the Con-
vention
! Mr.. Conley, Of Ga, moved 'ssubsiituie" for the
report Of the committee, namely, that the Bible
Board be abolished entirely.
Several members spoke on this motion. But one
consideration seemed to influence those in favor Of
aboshing-,he consideration that it was not prop
erly supported, and its present location rather
disadvantages to the interests Of the Boards, than
otherwise ..--.
Mr. C. A. Fuller, treasurer. stated that the Board
had been more than self-sustaining ever since its
organization. 80
The question was then-shal the Bible Board be
abolished! AMI vas decided in the negative by
very large majority.
Mr. Buck, of Ala, moved to re-commit the report
on the Bible Beard, with instructions to appoint
Board at Macon; Georgia, within the next two
years
The moticn was lest.
The question was taken on motion TO adopt the
report OF tle committee, and carried in the sfrma
tive.
TIE unfinished bu mess Of the morning session
was called up namely, tse resolution calling for
the appointment of committse to inquire into the
best method of promoting the cause of missions.
On molten the original resolution and the substi-
tuie were laid upon the table.
Judge W. P. Chiffon, of Alabama, then offered
the following:
Whereas, it has been suggested that improve
msnts can be made, rendering system of mis-
sOns more efficient, and several good brethren, as
well members of the mission boards, ere DESTROYS
of perfeeting The far as possible-be it,
therefore,
RssOl0ed, That a committee of fifteen be appoint
ed by the President, who shall consider and report
to this Convention whether any, and what improve
ment can be made in cur system Of missions and
missionary operati M.
The preamble and resolutions were adapted
The committee wss subsequently, announced as
follows; W. p Chilten, N. d. Crawford, J. W. NJ.
Williams, Basil Manly, Jr, j. j. Jamee, James c.
Furman, VIM. c. Buck, L. II. Milliken, J. NJ Pen
dIeton, J. NJ. Bennett, ]. W. Warder, G. w. Sam
son, L. W. Allen. j. s. Martin, A. G. McCrsw.
The Convention adjourned to meet again Tuesday
morning al 9 o'clock. rr /
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DemoviIIe,s Unrivaled MaIr Iestora1ive

DemOVille's UnriVaied Hair EestOralIVe'
About the most eacOus remedy for the head in is
"Damove Hair Restorative" preparation which has Oh
tanned considerable reputation this locality, quite number
OF older citizens having used it with the utmost
Those who have aversion turning gray need lon
ger dread the great Inconvenience and trouble Of supplying that
deficiency with wig. The Restorative of which speak
will Lost certainly restore the Hair its primitive color and vi
vacty In addition obviating of the wig Demove
Hair Restorative also does away necessity for campoon
ing, for few applications Of strips the head entirely Of all
dandruf dirt Sc. The proprietor could easily fill column
cards from known citizens certifying great
and cleansing propes the preparation
deem such his part all necessary Those who
give trial nee further proof satisfy them
what it 5 represented to be
Sold only Drug Store of Demove Co., corner
Church and Cherry Streets Nashville, Tenn. may lift
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noAr. rnayrra rrrs pAr.

BOATS LEAVING TETS DAY.
For st. Louis, B. n. Runyan, 4 o'clock, p. m.
The river is now on the decline with prospects
OF low water heresfter. The business of the pre-
sent season is now pretty Well over.
The B. N. Runyan, under charge Of the veteran
Miller on deck, and the cleveres Of the clan, Bell,
presiding over the finances and eOurte.ies of the
boat will depart With their palace of boat, at 4
o'clock this day, connecting with Memphis and
Louisville mail boats. As this will be the only boat
for the Ohio, passengers viii be Punetual to time
The Scotland will be the next steamer to lade for
New Orleans
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
B. NJ. RaByan, ffOn St. Louis.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
S..P. Hubbard, for Pittsburgh
Blanche lie wis, for ports above.
Cuba for Padueab.
The following boats are expected: Scotland, from
New Orleans; R. B. Hamilton and Hudson, from
tnoinnsti
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New ORLEASs, May 13.-CottOn-Sa to-day
800 bales; market unsettled; lie is cffered await
ng steamers advices; sales Of the week 500 bales;
receipts of the week $500 bales, against 20, 600
bales last year. exports of the week 3 600 bales;
total exports of the season l,576, 900 bales; re-
ceps this port ahead Of last year 1913 600 bales;
at all Southern ports FOG 500 bales; stock at New
Orleans 10000 bales, against 298 900 bales last
year. Sugar firm, g.. Mess Pork buoyant and
excited; advanced 50a75c-18.00. Bacon buoyan /:
sides 81. Coffee firm; sales of the week $500 bags;
Sock at New Orleans 16 600 bags against, 5000
Freight Cotton to Liverpool ssreu hirty second,
Exchange on LOAdsn 81 al0I. New York so days
Il discount. New YORK sight J premium.
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NASHVILLE.

Commemorative stated few days ago upon the
authority Of gentleman from MdrfreesbOrO, that
John D. Fly, charged with The killing of young
Thompson about two years age, bad been tried and
acquitted apon the ground of insanity. The Ban
nsT learns from Judge Turner, before whom the
case was tried that Fly net acquitted, but that
the stands over to the next term Of the court
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Liverpool
New YORK
rs-.saA.Vg
RuSINESS NOTICES.

NorIcE TO COUNTRY MERCHANrs.-We are selling
many arli,les of Hardware, '"being part of Kirk
man Ellis's last importation" at small advance
on Go t for Cash. Our new stock, which is being
de complete by daily arrivals, We offer at reduced
pices for Cash or negotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your Hardware at "a Public
Square, Kirkman & Ells's old stand, from
mh7 IT, MCCALL & CO.
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The Selling Qualities OF Bernavc,s Hol
lind FRfffers

The selling Qualities OF Beraavc'S HOI-
land Bitters.
oUEsEo, CANADAWe have doubt it will sell well here.
Send US one gross. JoHx Mrssox r Co.
MoNTREALs CANADA--Se gross BOsrhayes Holland
Bitters. We medicine this kind in our market
JOHN BRks l. Co, 5iedioQI Hall
SAINT PAUI MrSSEsOTA-rbere quite ready sale here
for your Berhaye's Hollond Btters. WN. II. woLFy,
per II. B. PEARSON.
WELLsErRs Va Nov. Send another box dozen,
BGrhaye's Holland Bite,s 1t taking here Of all
other Bitters. WV. II. KRKER
HoRK, Pa FEB Is5-Please send per express
Borlave's Holland Bitters. We entirely ont.
may l2-dtW&wlW CA. MORRIS & Co.
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Neu YorIr mnrket-

New York. May Is Cotton unchanged, sales
700 bales; MiddIing Upland III Flour dur, sales
&c 900 bbls; so fOt State, 7S0aSO0 for Ohio; as
$500 for southern Corn dull, sales 26 GOO bush
els; GLASS for mixed HESS Pork, lSalS so. Lard
firm. 114s12f whisky 80 800 Sugar buoyaut,
5sa71 for MuscOvad,. Molassfs 80.
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FIRE.-We regret to learn from private letter
that eur good friends, G. R. Holman Bro, had
their store house and stock of goods, in Jacksonville
Tennessee, destroyed BY fire few days ago. Loss
about sic, 000 including books and all
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This warm weather has caused heavy run upon
Demoville Co.'S Soda FOunt, and the sparkling
beverage that bdobing up from its ice-b bound
caverns, is pronounced of the very best quality by
all who have qnsffed it.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Frona Washington.

WAsH1SGroN, May l3.--In consequence Of the
unsettled state Of affairs ia Chill the Uuited States
steamers Mississippi Lancaster and Wyoming, and
that republic.
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TENNESSEE SPRING FAIR.

YTTE Sd annual Spring Exhibition Of the Davidson County
Agricultural and Mechanical Association will open
vile thu 18th May, and continue four days The Society
confidently expect greatly increased interest and attraction
similar OCCASION the exhibition Of agrcu
and machinery, and the nu-ner aud quality Of
stock which will offered for sale. We coniay invite
cooperation Of observing public alive 70 their inter
specially neresedin advancing the great sought
to promoted enterprise Tickets membership admit
ting the privileges Of the grounds during The Fair
and voice the Socys meetings for the present year, and
family tickets allowing families the grounds and the
holder privileges above may had Of the Treasurer,
Rot Lusk ESQ., office in the city, the former and
81 Programmes in pamphlet form containing the
premium rules regulations &c, be had BY applying
at the Homestead Office, opposite the sewanee HOUSE.
Persons wishing to he privilege Of furnishing refresh
gouna during the Fair, viii please apply to Thos
may 6-to ""BT. C. FOSTER 4th, Pres.
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CLAIBoRNE BANK MoNEY.-0ur friends will
please take notice that there is more funds in the
C9nplrOlers Office to redeem the bills Of the Bank
Of Claiborne, and consequently they need not send
US that kind of mOnsy-as it is worth nothing to
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Cincinnati Market.

CIScISNATI, May l3-FlO1r has an advancing
27lo2s. Mess Pork 1sa1s25; Gales Of 400 bblf.
Lare, sales of 500 bbls, at ll4.
LOUISVILLE, Msy S0.-Ness Pork, I7.5Oa1s 90.
Clear sides III. The river is falling with 6 feet
water in the canal.
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TENH0SE indebted the estate Of Margaret Williams decd
wiz please come forward and make payment, and thos
having claims against said estate, will present them within y
tlae prescribed by law, or they will he barred. 7
may5-tWlm JOSEPH VAULX Executor