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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

New IoRk, Aug. IA meeting for
The purpose of sympathizing with the
Christians of Syria in their present de-
plorable condition, and of devising the
best means for their relief, was held yes
tcrttay P. NJ. at the rooms of the Tract
Society. a committee was appointed to
consider the subject who will report on
Thursday afternoon.
Company E. and the National Gravs, of
Brooklyn, have accepted, and the Eighth
Regiment, or a division thereof. will
probably accept, an invitation from the
authorities of Cleveland to join in the
Inauguration of the Perry Monument on
the 10th of September.
At two o'clock not word of tho ANGLO,
Saxon's news had yet come to hand.
The steamship Edinburgh has arrived
from Liverpool on the LIST, via Queenstown
on the I'd. Her is anticipated
The steamship Damascus has arrived
from Liverpool via Halifax Her news is
also anticipated.
: The Prince Albert sailed to-dayfor CAL
Way via st. johns, with los passengers.
A large number of-counterfrit bills. Of
the denomination of So, on the WArken
Bau& of South Danvers, Massachusetts,
were put in cirr uatiou at williamsburg
yesterday.
The steamship Philadelphia, from New
Orleans via Havana, arrived this morning.
The news is anticipated.
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pg~TuE wIaE wAIk1ye Yrsrran

RS9 LIE WIRE WALKING YFRrEPD.v
GREAT FIAT AND a GREAT CRowD.--Accor.
ding to announcement, Prof MD psi.
yesterday accomplished the feat of waIk.
ing a wire stretched across Monroe stree,
from the M'L"re House to Washington
Hall The wire was about seventy or
eighty feet above the street and ms5o
Slight ascent toward the Washington Hall
side. Several hours before Price appeo-od
people OF all ages and sexes had collected
along Monroe street, and about two o'clock
tAe street was completely filled as far I'M
as Fourth street AMI as far down as Water,
while every window, huusetop and ay.ilo-
bic foothold in the vicinity was occnn;a5
Tue cry of Here lie comes" was followed
by the "pturning of sea of anxious faces
-PerhnPs four or FIVE thousand-and we
nave seldom witnessed a more animatin4
scene. Price came out of the fifth story
window of the M'Lure House with hi. boi-
"aee pole, and stepping slowly upon the wire
walked cautiously across to Washington
Hall and placing his right foot against that
building for while, walked backwards
until he reached the middle of the wire
de then made fast his pole and performed
several difficult feats, such as sitting down
upon the wire and and crossing his legs.
hanging by his chin, and b. his legs and
by one hnnd. After this lie sat still upon
the wire tor space of ten or fifteen min
uteE when he unloosed his pole, regained
his upright position and walked backwards
to the window from which he started amid
vOciferous cheering. The great Blondin
himself could not have performed this act
with more skill and daring than did Price
who is quite young man and as yet un-
known to G'me, at least in this latitude
The ladies turned out to witness the oc-
currence in great numbers, and the streets
and windows were ''chock full" of bright
faces and gay capitola hats. Price was
compensated for his daring feat by private
subscriptions made previous to the per-
formauce.
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cHANCEItY NOTICE.
William q. Patterson, ct als. !
against

W iIlInIi T. Patterson ct als.
Thu IIempheld Railroad Comp,Dv, In ChauceTy.
ct ais.
4 Nd TIE SAID JUDGE D0TIf TllEREUPoS
~ on the motion Of conpleinuns, refer it to James
McCiunNy. appointed special commissioner for this
cause tD ascertain and report Firet, what lens il
any sAb'Ist upon the property. real aud personal Of
the said Hempdeld Railroad Company in the bill and
exhibits mentioned their dates. amounts and priori-
ties. and how created aud for whom held: Second
what "nlonnt Of the first mortgage bonds in the bill
mentioned have seOn Issued hT said Company Third
what am"ant thereof held by the comIainruts
respectively, and what amount Of interest is due and
1nrad thereon; Fourth, what real estate is held anil
owned by said ilemphelh Raj road Company subject
to the claim VI til" cOnpainants. and also III like
nlNIner what personal estate; Fifth, how aud by
whom and for what usc tho road Is at present he'd
and worked. for how long and the results thereof,
whether profitable or otherwise and generally be
mag report any matter doomed pertinent by himself
or specially requrof by the parties or any of them
The parties interested in tho foregoing dsaree wi
take notice that will proceed on "wednesday the
22i of August, 1860, at the office Of j.. H. peudleton
In the city OF Wheeling to state the ordered
in the foregoing decree, and continue The taking
thereof from time to time until completed.
Pcndlstou for comp'ts sWTS
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ST. LOUIS Aug. l4.-The st. Louis
Democrat this morning contains All address
! over column III length, from Mr. Blair,
ITO The Republicans and free Democrats of
81. Louis. he commences by saying: II
am well aware that IN the recent contest
the support which | received at YOUR
hands is simply an evidence of your devu-
ton 10 the cause OF freedom, aud wonlI
have been rendered us freely and rs cuthu-
slaSttcNllY to any other nun who had
proved his fidelity to that cause, us it has
neen given to me. Yet l cannot allow the
| OCCASION, s'gnaiized by SO great Al triumph
to our common cause, to pass wi .hout tea
derlng 10 you the homage OF my gratitude
for selecting me rs the representative of
your principles, and the instrument OF
achieving victory for the maintenance
anu advancement. He claims that the, re-
sui ot the late election fixes the statue
| OF ST. Louis AS the banner city of ReDuu-
l:c3uism, uud clInlhes the cilurge OF fraud
ana corruption made against pro-sluYery
Democracy III 1858. He calls attention 10
the comparison OF the returns from Ora
EerS anu Caronde!ct. Tor 1883 wIth 1860,
wo.Sn shows loss OF nearly 90 votes in
lue former precinct. Inc wAuie nulnDer
PoiiSG on Tie 9th inst. being l49, while
ne"rIy every Utscr precluct III tuc district
Suns " HTkvIE increase vote. lie saws
lie nissnes OF nearly 100 OF BUrretts voter.
nave d!<"upe"tco Irotn the pole COOK III
THIS sniali precinct. Ia CurunHeiet Bar
retts vote is less Than in 1898, although
aggregate increase is nearly $50. Tue
n.1lnes proved to be fraudulent in 1855
nave, thus lar, disappeared from tie pole
books. He refers to large increase in
she oth and 9lh Wards, aud to the ticket
III which his name WAS placed for Con-
gress' +. +. Bialr. Jr., without designating
The term, and then SAYS liz conclusion:
ALLOW me to say t.i,,t shall forever re-
member with PRIZE aud satisfaction the
contest OF loOV. 10 have been the leader
Of the hosts OF freedom in that buttle ii Is
tue measure OF my amolti"n. Again re-
turn my thanks to the Republicans of this
district, and congratulate them upon their
triumph"
: The Demoerut learns that the steamer
Lucas, from Memphis, encountered tit.
teen minute storm ON Sunday evening,
August 18th
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BunLrXGToN, n. j., August ia man
was killed at Delta Grove, in the Raurores
Greek, this afternoon. lie belonged 10 AN
excursion party from Philadci phia. y
quarrel took place in which large num-
Der were engaged and several were cut
badly. Herds was the name o.: the nrau
killed. The murderer attempted to escape
hut was caught between DelaueO and Bur
lngton.o
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w BLIND ToN THE PIANIST garc anoth-
. 'e'se at Washington Hall last evening,
Pulznns the brains of the curious and
I''''sa! with his wonderful powers and de-
"SD''"s bis large audience Those who
nave tested Tom the most severely are
,.. III bis praise. su b lingering we
lS'es saT-ro length, of time could so ac-
T lP'''a any student of music. When
a 'O4 nas made a success and the audience
-rp.a"a' as they invariably do, the little
assIO gives re"t to regular African, iv-
IS; IS; a .ansn and claps his hands in the great
eItt sss; showing that he appreciates his
f he's, o.i performances Us well ms the
dsr . w. 'nen. The exhibitions continue
10y "aa evening during the week.
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Pcndlstou for CON
Trusfee'S Sale

RT VIRTUE UF DEED OF TRUST FROM
~ James G, Collins, to the undersigned, dated Au-
gust let ls5" aud duly recorded in the Clerks Office
OF the County Court of Ohio comfy. Virginia in
Book II page 2l9. shall Monday the 10Th day Of
September. 1850, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. at tho front
Ioor OF the Court House in the city of Wheeling
virgins, expose to sale by puhlic auction, 10 lie
highest bidder; the following property. to wit: Part
OF lot No. one hundred and twsntyeght fl2s i'll En-
bounded ms follows: Beginning at post four fec.
Sast OF the corner OF the house and lot sold TO s g.
robinson; thence eastRardly with said Robinsan's
line ortyeight Cs feet post on the aliey; thence
nIrthWardly to post on Madison street. thrty.tree
t33 1cet thcnre ~sstWardIy with said street furtv-
eight t+S) feet t" I0s thence right angles south
WSrdiy 10 post and place al beginning on iIobinsons
ms thirty-threa feet. Also the undivided half
o. let No. (2s(in Ritchetown, on uorti,
side OF Denny street. and fronting thrreop
TERMS " SALE-CaslI.
auss ALFRED CALDWBLL. Trustee.
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LrAvRNwoRru, Aug. l4-The sratemen,
Of the sutfsrings of the people of Kausns,
in yesterdays Washington despatch, is
believed TO be greatly exaggerated. AL
though the drouth has been very severe
in portions of the Territory yet it is be-
iieved that all sections have fair prospect
for sufficient foud for home consumption.
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8lg O9legr1ph,
Reported for the Daily nteiiigencer
EuROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF tne stealnsntp Anglo sa1o

Farther PoISr, August l4.-The steam
ship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool on tho
20 VIA Londonderry GU the 3D. inst, passed
TINS point this morning. Her dates are
two days later than those already received.
Tue steamship Golden Fleece. from New
York, arrived AT Galway on the Cd INST.
the steamship Glasgow, from New York
arrived at Queenstown GU the "a inst.
The general news by The Anglo Saxon is
not important.
CoNNEEcIAL.-Cotton market closed
steady and unchanged
H3EADsTCFFS.-Me4th ru1favorab1e for
thecrops. Flourquiet: Wheat Steady; Corn
advanced 6G9d.
S1clLx.-PAx1s, Friday.-The Minister
publishes tue text OF Il convention siRucd
ut MeZL;na by Gen. Clary aud Col Medlvi,
which is mostly military convention, for
the evacuation of Sicily 1rom motives of
humanity.
The loss of siv;lian and italian volun.
teerS ls now estimated at Il very little less
than 10000 men, ANA heavy proportion OF
II Was sustained by Garloa!di's best corps.
SYR1A-PAErs, Friuuy.-All the powers
have agreed upon the conditions of n
European Intervention in Syria. The
conference Wilt assemble at 5 O'Clock to
t'ESS IA iclSEeNSs 10 measures
to be taken in common
INDIA AND CHlSA.-The overdue India
aud China mails arc telegraphed via
Trieste, but the news is unimPurtan1.
LoNDOS, Friday, p. M.-ConsoIs for
money and account 934@s3S.
LIVERPOOL, Sd, T.. N -GOrTox MARKgr.
The brokers circular reports the market
closed active aud tirruer, but unchanged as
regards prices.
LIVERPOOL PRovlstoN aAR1Er.-Proyis.
ions generally dull and unchanged. Pro
duce 'uarkct generally unchangen.
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Bosrox, Aug, l4.-Senator Seward ar
rived from Portland at 10 o'clock last
night, and was met at the depot by large
crowd, who escorted him 10 the Revere
House, wher- he was serenaded. Brief
speeches followed from Gov. Banks, Senu-
tor Wilson and Hon. A. II Rice. The re-
cepIion was q very enthusiastic affair.
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Nav ORLEANS. Aug. l4.-The krgest
portion of the Parish of Plauqucmiue was
submerged by the recent storm. The
sufferers are. numerous, and many are left
homeless. At Mobile the gale was. severe.
The lower part OF the city WAS overRowed,
and serious losses have Leen sustained.
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MrLLEpGErILLE, Aug. I4.-The Bell and
Everett State Convention assembled here
Yesterday. 1t was large aud harmonious
BENZ. Hill and Judge Law were appointed
electors Ut large for the State.
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10 ABUSING Ills FAMrLY.-Timothy
ola !say, who lives in the vicinity of the
I''' Is decent enough man when he
~; 'Ss'' nut the very reverse when not so,
ISL - ABOUT half the time. Night before
, ISs, ne abused his famil, in such manner
sest s' All mad to leave the house and
sen, Tim TN .t IN ths street. Aid Wright
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PHtLApstPHtA, August lave have
had violent showers all day; many of the
cellars were ovcrtlown, several culyerts
were cavsd in aud much damage done.
Two boy8 were struck by lightning and
one of them killed.
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81: Lo11s. Aug. l4.-It is reported I'M
der date of Denver City. Aug 18th. that
lhe Q. S. troops from Forts Keurney aud
Ei!ey. had u battle with the Kiowns rear
Dents Fort. about the 18th of July.
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NEw ORLEANS, August l4.-Rcturns
from counties in Texas give FIourney
tdem. for Attorney General, All majnrity.
The ahoiitionists are operating actively
on the western border. There were 2,Uu0
in Anderson county, melting insurrrction
among the slaves.
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SoRFoRE, Va, Aug l4-The steam
sloop-of-war Brooklyn dropped down the
Roads on Saturday, and is expected to
sail for Chi.riquc to-day.
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AZ ) NJ UP,-Nishs before last one
n;Is 1''u' Uagrave, came ont of wood
s pis, and, ~i,hon, any known provoca,isn,
inn 0'R Brady, who happened to be pass,
M, r' !" tremendous Ii, k in the bowels. lie
niyJf sS'e by ottcer Robertson, of the
Viii, "''sh' 'ni sent to jail By Alderman
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MONTREAL. Aug. l4tE.-Tbe Prince of
Wales arrived ut Gaspe Sunday afternoon.
He was met there 10y the Governor General
and the Canadian Cabinet He remained
ever night and proceeded westward the
next daY.
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CHARLoTTETowx, L. f. l.. August 10
The Prince Of Wales aud suite, sailed on
Saturday fer Gaspe. lie was salutcd by
three forts and the French frigate Pomeu
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New foRx, Aug. l4.-Julius D HAYDEN.
for come time past Agent OF the Assoris-
ted Prees at New Orleans, died on Monday
night, in Philadelphia, of consumption.
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TruSt Sale

pYYIRTUE OF A DEt:D II TIyiIs.7 f.,,,, ,,...,-,
-, I. Martin and wife, to Chester D. Hubbard .is
o ef8 "y T. 1sS5 and duly recorded in the Clerk
IN o u tne county Court of ohio County, Virginia
Ia n't nom said Martin and wife to Alfred CaldweU
S SaIeH August / 1858. aud duly recorded in said
@ once IN book @3. page 2SG the un,Ier.igu,xI
WI WI on Monday, the 9Th day of August 1860 At II
a. NJ at the front door of the Court House
M me CITY ol wheeling Virginia expose to sale BY
hundred and three o3) with all the buildings erect
St tneTeon situate at the corner of herman and
N2r>hall streets in the 1fth ward of said city
Terms of safe. cash. The title is dsputsile Inn.
We shall only convoy by deed with warrants of sne
Col warranty. c. d. HUBBARD.
~ ALFRED CALDW ELL
Inc above sale is postponed until 10Th Sem
1ehOef, eOO. AT 10 O'clock a. N. anr5
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ce SS GENITAL oHlo RArLao4D.-The re-
a. p'S' Oh this excellent road for the month
sa2 ~ III f were S46,942 81 against SAB
show%, 'St tAe s'nt month last wear,
S3,i09 81 >" Increase in the receipts of
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WOODEN WARE.

81 DoZ , Hoop BUCKETS,
IDl0 = do
- Z" Tainted Tabs, assorted No. 1, 2A3,
10 i" Vanished Plain HalEI5uslnI Measures,
- : Zinc WAshbOarsls. for sale cheap Iy
ansl r. c. HlLDRETH& BRO
IARYLAND LIME.---Fresh burnt, re-
vi ceived aud for sale by
nyA OLIVER PRYOR,
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LOUISVILLE, August l4.-Ninetv-six
counties, fourteen to hear from, give
Combs G5,455; McClarty 1886; BolIind,
!o,Gs2; Hopkins $50.
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STATE TAXES!

ht:' re. for the wear 1850. either at tile office
~, IN The Dcputies collecting and as nay time Of
% .Iers, very soon trust all tax payers will
. ..sssty Of paving promptly when called upon
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tvs t4Hss.-Sherrf irwin wants his
~, ne says So in another column. lie
ne s's'y9 'iy to settle promptly, ana
III. ~, se' mat IS about tie best way, for
Tnsn must he paid some time or other.
"etth, IT is said, is not surer.
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FARTHER Po,Sr, Aug. l4.-The steam
SHY Anglo Saxon passed here this fore
noon. Her news. will be forwarded di-
rectIy.
The vessel which passed here last nigh,
was one of the Halifax squadron. bound
for Quebec to meet the Pri.ce of Wales.
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FonEsT, OHIO, August 1.-THE Repub-
licans OF the 9th District have renOminuted
John Carey to Congress 10y exclamation.
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Pure LiQuors.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND KEEP
Liquors which we desire to call the attention II
the trade generally. We atter ourselves that " eau
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor u. with
their orders. "
Pinet, Castillon Co.'S Brandy Of 1886.
Segnette Brandy, CognAc BRANDY
Domestic do Cherry IN,
Ginger do Apule do
Peach de Black berry do
Sherry Wine, Port Wine, Madeira Wine
MuscNt do Malaga do Ciarsf a.
IISdsiek's Champagne,
lleidsick Co.'S Champagne
California Sparkling Champngne
PURE RYE WHISKY OF 1850.
Irish Whisky. SIonongaheln Whisky Rectifc,l hisk7
Holland Gin, Domestic do. Jamaica Rum, kalkirk
Ale, fonngSr's do London Brown Stout Cisa,s, To-
bacCo. Salad Oil. &c.
All orders to our care will receive ,p,,,
attention w. A. EDWARDS& BRO.
Cor Marketed Monroe SITS. opposite N Lure House.
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Second Stock of Summer Goods,

PRICES GREATLY REDUCED!
AVE HAVE NOW IN STORE our S EC,,ND STOCK
w Of Rich Summer Goods, embracing nil the
late novelties In Dress Goods-Rich Silks. Staple
Goods Carpeting. Millinery Goods, ETC. ETC. buying
siVey than any other house i'll the citv tnur stock il
always nearly double any other in tho cty.) we nre
aide to offer Inducements sncli be sai nowh
else. We are prepared to give great bargains
je2 ST,IxE e THOMAS
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Splendid New Stock of Vases and
China Tea Sets.
HOBBS q RARNER.11n.

II AVE JUST RECEIVED PROM TIP EASTERN
II Cities magnificent assortment of eIeynnt 10
hf1lan Ware comprising a handsome variety of Be-
henian Glass Vases. Jewel Boxes, Engraved itohenF
an GoDlets Toilet Sets, Card Baskets Taper Hold
S e, Proterve Dishes, Paper Weights, aud Finger
howIs Also superb China Vases plain aud Icc5ra-
ies, from - cents to 50, very rich and handson,o
hlcgant Medallion and Landscape vases Rich China
SS!o Coffee China CantisaticEs, Tpte-a-Tete sets
Shina Wigs, TOY Tea Setts China Colleagues Violet
Sett5 AMI handsome ssta Of plain White and tIoSd
Eend China Tea Sets Also, new article Of Parinn
" arc, consistins Of Pariau Takes, Pitchers Taper
!iotaerS PaTian 9IHtch Boxes, aud Noasses Pltcher
as9 tene Canta and White Gr:tnte S1olasseS FITCH.
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"a COMPAEY."

* lnJOUKNED MEETING or "A COM y
Sp6Yr viii be held at the cGmEs "1,' this
! s,s''7 full attendance is requested. II
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Annexed Is an Alphabetical List of Articles which
IL nnags may be restored to their sriyiuH
aud useEulAess by
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TTREHCI YOKE SHIRPS.--Ju.,t .c.iy
4 ed 40 I'2. trench Yoke shirts, III tile celebrated
AsToH House MAKE. warranted to at. and the very
DeSt quality ever brought to the city, and for sui al
~ per cent. less than JUb6ers rates.
Je2 STONEG THOMAS.
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sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD Rf COUNTRY MERCHANTS L3ENERAII.N
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Weights and Measures.

NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE uS-
~ !. REKSlGNED having been duly appointed Seal
Ohio will, at all times be found at the Tin Shop Of
Hugh Crymhlr. Market square I'D Ward) r,r the
purpose Of trying aud proving such ha!ances weights
and measures as may be brought him for that Ir-
pose. All persons using balances, steel-yarls Plat
Of buying and selling within the said COUNTY and
which have not been scaled within the last three
years and who shall disregard this notice, will be
waited upon by him and will be charged double the
amount of the regular fec, besides being liable to
hne not exceeding ten dollars.
DANIEL MURRAY
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Manufactured by
HENRY Z. SPALDiNG l. Co,
Address Post ONCE, Bon 500
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CARP z TINGS.--,lust received II large 10. If
\ very desirable styles of Carreing oil cloth Gs.,
call AMI examine for yourselves
je2 STONES THOMAS.
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sPALDING's PKKPALHU GL.CE.
SOLD BY GiUCENS,
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go sElEonl q TlNr sArrs Nigt ..,.3Ea

Address HENRY c. SPALDINC 4 CO.,
Box No. $500 New YOrE
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Put up fog Dcaltro In Cases eort"inLnt f4ur eight
accompanying Cacl. paokges
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-11
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