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DROP OF OATSAT AUCTION Gu TUES
u DAY. 10th day Of september, a. . eloek r
uoon tho premises, the entire CkoP OF OATS
raised npon the farm ear TO 'Baehs nan sprins,
conssiipg Of abont ten stacks. which VIII Dc SOFA
by The stack TRRMs.-Cssh
rec JAS M TAYLOR SON. Auets
CEyEN BExTTTFIL BrJLDING LOTS
- ON TIL. wts.HaS pLAtk ROAD Az
PINK SrsfkT lasfDNiY, AT AUCTION Tn
M.NOAY. the Il day o. september, At oflnek
NJ, VIII ne sold. upon the premises, nelIe-
lag LOTS, Inst beyora the lin I. 81 tbs eorpsis'
ten, Add ear The rsssdepcs Of ar. ChAs - oI,-
tos. Ave Of which from. u feet ssch on me fisns
Road, and run back he feet each to IA sliey $50
the OF or two frost " feet each On Pine .uss,,
sids- The lcestioa Of tbs prorsr.y resaes y
houses: aad being IN m improving ns'gbbethooa
the sale presents 4 favorable eppo.tsnisy fof .
pr II Abis yesinspt.
T1Kns one third cash balance u =, ana -
months for segcsiabis notss, with interest Aadsa'
and secured By trust dscds -,
ss1 JAS n rAYLOR SON. Anets.
C1RG EANT'A SALS.--By virtue u "a s s,dsf
- Of the H6tins's Court Of the city 81 hiea-
moad, will sell, on MONDAY, the sih OF ,upu,'
Chat Asiag court day In frca. 81 ihs Guy a.. ~,
ct lsA o'clock A. NJ; e tie hixAsss r,as' sS,
Holmss. Shs 10 ahoss u years old; 10 Jsoe pis11
Cooa. Washer snl lysnsr, sd ssy pes 80 ~.
tidy II her ~ Isea. She IL sela soi 10 ssins' y"
~ he vs~ = - .fffioxAs .. pgpLxy..
% s~tas ssra'S City s.sa@esA,
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EDUCATIONAL.


THE CHISWICX SCHOOL,
l. GLASS CAL AND ENGLISH,
y AILFs WEST OF RICHMOND.
The exercises OF the School will be resumed
under tina persona instruction Of the subscriber
on Tuesday, October LIST. and close tho 18th Of
july 1862, allowing two wssks' vacation at
Christmas. limited number CT scholars will be
received and Z few boards will find home at
Chswick.
Tuition from S2s to 80.
80 7-lE* GRO. @. EXALL A. NJ
THE DUTIES OF MY SCHOOL viii be re-
L sumed on the 18th Of September.
For Board and T = i,ion, one session Of months
&lsO-half i a advance. Address,
THo5. T. B1ULDIN,
Drake Bran Oh, Charlotte county, va.
- 7-2aw2w
ANCAxT ERIAN SCHOOL
The exercises of this School were resumed on
AONDAf. the I'd inst. 1-1t%
NJ SCH DOL
viii be rs-opensd on the
se7-lw& lsT OF OCTOBER.
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LOST. STRAYED. &c.

0fRm ESTKAYED.-E st,ayed nom ny
6e&&5 re sid nee, sH Union Hill, on Monday
~ ths sch Of August, dark hIindls
Nlsz1Ha1A cow, with the ends OF her horne
sawed CD the Is about or 10 yeas old. Any
psrson knowing where shs Is, and will give me
any inform atioa SO / can get her, wiii be lib
srslly rewarded. the cow Lately cana from
King william county. She may have gone that
way q. GARBER,
Sc T-,t* Union Hill, Ricr n IT d.
HA CAME to NV house, one mile above
SV62 the new Fair Grounds, q small RED
COW. The owuee will please coma
forward, prove property. pay charges,
and take hor away. WIN. BENNETT,
At Ettengsr 4 Edmonds Cary street.
7-ltk
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eo'AANohs MOUNTED

GUARD.
!" This company. new q 3auxtsr Gross
Resda, Fairfax county, will resolve TEN NJ
OkrITE to supply vasanciss made hv datails and
promo,isns. Apply. within the laxt ave days,
bsylsyne's, 1aia strAst, AboyA 18th
- i-6s ~ C1A111RtAIxl.
NQIlCk,.Ysfssas heisiss .s!stnl Asainlt
~ 1IhJA1u ". 0Hx1M, which soaititsts
sc priss !, kis assa 81 tss,t asssa tGt SSslaIrY.
sseasaSa NA April. iiel, Seetbss ~ inalnAatss
stsa. .. tfsas q eslsty:es, are ts9ssstls e ~
slswiA1 tAsls aAlyts sad AneaAte.
TAess hel4in9 ~. 0fssa's hsnAs lsr Ne IL q
tie ns.s soivcys1 8 M tsyst dse1. vill alsq
furyisk stasensAts t1eFeel; aad PeFs9ne isdsStSA
70 Mr Green prior - the Fist 2! reosnAy1. ~
that ,ius have beer tsansfsrrs4 70 me-
AID. WiLLlA0o,
7-lR Trustee tor h. w. 0reea.
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B-A L B 3-lss Box General servsyor G
-Band-Devoted-C-AB -Consu1 GaIdpian sta
ton.
Sc lit r. b. BIGGER IN.
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49, Il K G AR MON TIL Y
~ meeting Of the RICHMOND TYPO
GRAPHICAL SOCIETY will be held THIS
ETENlNG, q; O'Clock. Members are requested
to attend, as business Of Importance win be
laid bafors the meeting.
By order Of the President.
lit w. W. WOLFF Ssc'y pro TEN.
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POSTERS, IPROGRAMMES.
So, &c., Sc.

ESews have, at l,enry expenditure. turnlshcd our
'oO once win! all necessary materials embracing
TYPE, RULES, BORDERS, CUTS, Sc,
or the latest and most fashionable s,yle. 10 o,s-
capable of executing work equal to that Of uy other
establishment in the city Ond possessing facilities In
tho way of Steam, &c for doing work expelitiousy
unsurpassed by any other office, we respectfully pre
sent onr claims for share OF public patronage a.su
ring thosc who entrst theirwor tn MS that no ofort
shall % wanting to give entire BNtfafleton
noFllI6s CAMPBELL & M'DERAIor.
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Another Union. nreetlns in aIarsholl.

BOWMAN, May g, 1861.
EdR. IHtelEigeRcer:-.A few Ciays nGo there
was call made for tue Union men of the
vicinity to meet at the Griffith School
House, on Tuesday night the 7th inst
1t was disnGrceable evening, yet there
was large turn out of as firm a looking
class OF uien as | ever beheld, and they
were a unit on the Union question, for
there WIS not a: dissenting voice ON a
single motion during the whole meeting.
Speeches were made By several gentle
men, aud in order to give you a faint idea
of the feeling here ! will give yonta re-
mark OF two made by AIr.s,J. 0,Neil, dur
ing the course of his speech, which Was
one of the most scathing speeches that L
ever heard. lnsspodking of the present hA-l
tional troubles he charged the late imbe-
cile administration with it all, almost, and
accused it with being in secret ,conniyance
With the traitors in the South. When n
voice from the nudicnce said, "Buchanau
has become good Union ulan since he got
home! That reminds me, said O'Neil, of
n man that stole horse and was detected.
When asked If he was sorry for stealing
tue horse oh no, said he. l am only sorry
that was found ont, and so with Buchsn-
an, he has only repented since he was de-
tected, and when he could do nothing
W. uS INA 1Ldheu =Iue last dollar ont
of the treasury just before he len. $50
The greatest enthusiasm. prevailed dur
ing the whole meeting. But to the pro-
'ceedings On motion of j. Riehcy, John
BonRr was chosen President, Messrs. ],
Ally and a. Dean chosen Vice Presidents,
and T. r. Hanen and ]. ]. Roberts, Secre.
.tArtes, There was committee Of Eve,
consisting Of ]. Bouar, u. Rirhey,s a,
Games, ". P. Gorby; aud j. OsNeil; ap-
pointed to draft resolution. They report
cd the following resolutions, which was
unanimously adopted:
LET. Resotged, That we, after learning
that q, a, Wise, through Gov, Letcber, has
6argNined and sold for naught, The people
OF Western Virginia, do positively deelare,
by all that is sacred and right, that. We
viii not acquiesce in the salo,s nor ac-
knowledge ourselves sold by any such To-
ries. (, f'
ID: Regolrea, That We will. TO q man
stands by the Union, the Consultation and
the enforcement of the laws, regardless Of
the sections of Gov Ueteher, Jef. Davis
and CLIQUE. E7.Tsf n
Sd. Resolptsi, That we Instruct our dele
gates to the Convention % be held on the
l3lh inst. 3 at Wheeling, 70 stand t6 tb9
Union and the time honored Gag, the Stars
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the annexed re.oIatIoas. WHICH .were apaa-

rus "ulSASu Fes9lullOnsj whIchWere uuRu-
After the meeting was organized, the
PRESIDENT made I'm appropriate address,
after which tue meeting was addressed in
an able lpapuer.sRnl worthy the occasion.
by ESQ. Lock, Hon, James r. Morris, and
Dr. fonngi amidstthe Union shuuIs which
reTerberated from hill to hill, without a
dissenting voice. There Was bpt one feel
ing prevailed, and that wRs for the UuiouS
a97 REsoIurloxs.
Resoiged1 By the people of Ohio town.
ship, Monroe county, Ohio, in general
mass meeting assembled, that we deem the
present tit OCCASION to renew our obliRd.
tions of uudyiuE fidelity to that Govern
ment and That Union which we have been
taught TO regard md revere as the palla-
dtunsot our liberties at home, and our
honor ahroadE and In their defense
md support by whomsoeyer aSsailed, we
VIII epdeRTorato prove. ourselves worthy
sons Of pattiotic stres.
/, g Ra'ssSetgfa, hat we, especially approve Of
Ehs. c9pFse Of The LegtSia iatirs, and Exeeutive
BRANCHES Of our State Government, In
PFopptly responding to the call of tbs
President Of the United States for men
nnd means 70 sustain and project The Ma.
tlonal lS9yeFnment, at this crisis tnfts his
IotS' ana tnat We Will contribute our fJllt
qpotn OF both to vindicate its authority
Resdtrsd, That a COMMITTEES Of twenty
hTe; citizens be appointed by the chair as
a committee of public sufety, to see that
tue cause receives no dvtrtnent in this re-
glon; and to convene the people whenever.
in their judgment, such a step may Le
necessary.
Re,ot0sd, Tha. the thanks of this meet
ing IN be returned to the. Union men of
New MaFtiusyillc, Wetzel county. Va and
onr friends and volunteers from Woods
heid, Monroe county. Ohio, for the hear
~ manner in which they have co-operated
with US in this effort to sustain the flag Of
our country. =
Resolped, That this he our motto
"pesaSsably ''.s, if we can, forcibly, If we
RssOlpsd, Tint the proceedings of this
meeting DC published in the Spirit Of De-
mocrdey and the Wheeling LnielligeUcer.
e,,u, \ G. Allen, Pres't.
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Missouri Mining Company. %

Incorporated h'eb. 22dy 1881.
OAPITAL SToCIz...i..,..........s5 $500, 600.
4 IINhls lc9lPAsY.,l rs FORMED FOR THE Pug.
P9Se eA 9ays1stnE the great Mining interests Of
purely PhiantLEopie motives In initiating this Cii-
tsrpFiSe We IsleTe that the stock can be made 10
dividends, and at the same time more real
sood accomplished aud greater progress made in ,'s
aud making known the astonishing mineral
u ot Missouri than by the Iss Of five times the
OF our capital Invested In any other businsd
" shall make the office Of our Company a com.
?!eIe mining bureau OF the nlusFal resources Of the
state. We have power under our charter to pur.i
chase and sell mineral landS wherever located In,
2lSsopF1 Gfe1t tnduceuients will be offered to cap
IIlatS Rnd mining edventurers, who le5ISe TO purs
cUnpauy. y '''st s''is
We rsspeltfully solicit the atten,Ion Of OH who
hSES mineral attds for sale to send rs 5tafen6eat
Of the same describing kind OF Ininsf on tfSir.
ANUS tue number Of ncre4, the location @ tue hlE-
PElcs they 9r9 Wiling fp take for said aldp
ne RhAl work only such lhtnss as bay lafSeAy but
Ghail open and prove most Of the lands 10 Seil ne
g9ok3 1or subscription 70 the stock arn nov open ~
eos4st q Locust, over Merchants Bsns snffs nee
Ao.2L Iosnst street. All who feel an inferoSt tsIS
Snblsribe. Those Whaling atuck lIyipg ont 81 fhs
asaOunt wsated % ihs PsesiIsas Of ~
DtEEcFoE9:l ~
A5SsnFy .. BaeCnS EoI5 AatthsW Butter, Esq,
%ltos3i %Sttes9 gJIagp, I'M, LIB. HaEWp0d EEi,
= !. Nosy' sal k'f' f'rnv.414S3p S?'sph Payne k'q'
Henry D. Bacon Ly. Rnyv
y " BUTLER, Treas ALFRED CL4 4PFS PreIt.
The above prospectus has up to this date Iren
In only ono Of our leadug papers for ten
IlyS 40 extra efforts to get stock taken have lcen
nAle; yet the pnbllc soWell appreciate the suund.
ness OF the entdrprse that two hundred th0uS-
anu SSIars q the stuck has already been taken We
IL full without further fIabIty transferable byjls-
livery registered ohIy1NEhsn dividends arc received
any peEsnn having money spare. can b y tile pur-
chase OF shares in the MfasnurI fuT1
make an Investment tat will pay largely and lro q
SUCK That Is readily into cash without loss
answered. mh3,,-6 t,rs,S
ST. Louis, No., MARCEL 90, 1861. f'''S7'' WI"
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gaily3gntRlll1fufRr
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. ; .

SafSPEcLAL NoITcRs Double the above rates 5lE
Aa-fe early Advertising ON FsaaonabIS t0rnS aceor.
ding TO the space occupied and the oF
All nom traRaisut porsous OF stranu
er9. to Ie paid for in adpdacei
business Cards not exceedlng TN lInea $40 pef year
% & ~ tor sx mentha but for Shoter period npthuR
VIII bo counted leSS thnn a SQUARE 70
The Prtyqeg9 Of Annual Advertising is umited to
't6e AdTSrtisetS own Immediate hpdneSS; and an
advertisements for the beneht OF other prsont a.
ven as e4lle6al and GFefti iSOfianta
o. auction sales and real e:ate sent In By tho mISl
be paid for at the uSnal rates, 3. = - : n :
~ Advertisements not 6cconpanled with 'ygriftsn
dreCtonS VIII be inserted untII forbid end eharSed
accordingly. n y - - 5s= - -
NOttcsS tos Political Isstngsto So charged in an
Aarf1ageS. Notices Of Funerals aud ann nouneenSntI
Of ermonS, so cents each. noyii.'S9;
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After which G. L. Cranmer, Esq, of
Wheeling, made un nble and eloquent
speech upon the issues ofthe day and our
duty as Western Virginians. The senti-
lnents OF the speaker were warmly respon-
ded to by continued outbursts of applause
from the audience. They seemed perfect
ly wild with enthusiasm and moro deter.
mined than ever to uphold and defend the
Stars and Stripes. Mr., Cranmer was fol-
lowed by Wm. Newmnn, JAS q Wheat
and Reuben Martin I'LL sound Union men.
On motion, tho Chair appointed COM
mIttee of Eve, viz: R ". Lnuck, Jacob
Young, +. Clark, John I. BrOwn aud J JOIln.
Alley to draft resolutions exnres5ivs. Of
the sentiments Of the meeting. The COM
mlttee retired aud in a short time reported
the following: stss $50
Res0tged, That heartily responding 10
the feelings and wishes of our felIow.citi
zens OF Harrison county, as EXPRESSED in
the circular containing the proceedings of
their meeting, inaugnrating the convention
TO De held in WheeliugI Ion the 18Th day
oil tue present month, that VIC appoint
ihtteen delegates to represent tlIis mngis-
teri"l district no. y in said Convention,
also represent, as dttefHdtes, those districts
IT. .lhls NSst4sll G0lHt q; not gepresentel.
!tssotpea5 That q vote, of thanks be aud
is hereby rendered to g. L. Cranmer, ESQ,
for the able and efficient manner in which
he supported the Union.
ReSOtped, That the thanks of.this meet
ing be and are hereby rendered to theyoung
ladies who have encouraged MS in the cause
Of the Union, Especially the young menl
By their presence and patriotic songs.
On motion the President was empower
ed TO appoint the fifteen delegates mem
toned inthe tirst resolution. The appoint.
ment was rs follows: Mcssrs. F. E. Will
linms, John Murphy, Elijah Morgan, VIM.
Burrows, u. T. Bowers, John r. Brown,
John u. Bell, jacob Young, Reuben Mar.
tin, Robt. Reed, Sr,, Richard Cook, Andrew
MNcEldoowney, Butler Van Camp, JOHN
McCHsky.
On motion, the Chairman (NIr. George
Bfer) was .sppoiuted in connection with
the others
There being no more business the meet
ing adjourned after giving three rousing
cheers for the Union, the Constitution and
the Stars and Stripes.
JIM Bel, secry. ''
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and Stripes, and If necessary, TO the diVis-
ion Of the State.
4th. Re5oiesd, That MS ne have had the
right Of electing our eongseSsmen gaardn-
teed to US ever since this has been n nm.
ton, and as that riglit TIL exists, there
fore, that We heartily endorse the nornina.
tion of Wm. g. BroWd3 Of Preston. for
Congress- also of RsmsmbElnre Swan,
for the Assembly but uSt as Representa-
tlves TO the Cotton Cohf6aeracy, so called.
On motion, a. B0nar.5. F. C3orbv, %.
Price, ]. Gorby, J: Rirhm6ad, J. O,Neii. \.
Fish aud E. Gorby 'ReF appointed dele.
gates. TO the Convention ~ Wheeling.
On motion,
Resoived, That the pc eeetings of this
meeting be sent to the " aeeIfnS Intelligra.
, e9r e ior p9bllcatton, With sstequeAt that the
JoH BoxAE, PFest.
J. J: Ro1EnTs,f seSte e i=ls.l ssst es
V
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fFron, the Spirit OF Democracy, wood,aeld.I
Union Mass Meeting In BaresvIlle, O,

Pursuant to call OF but three ilnys' mo-
nee, the latgestand most enthusiastic meet
ing ever held In this place met on the 9th
hof April, 1861, to tske steps towards the
defence OF our country from an futerunl
foe
Quite a respectable number of Union
men FROM New Martinsville were present,
with music. The volunteers from Woods
field were also present. They made qnite
respectable appearance. Twelve OF fir-
teen Of our citizens volunteered in the COM
Pauy for immediate service. Mr.. Richner,
the commanding officer OF the company, is
qnite gentleman. We were much pleased
with the manner in which he drills his
company, aud the peculiar attention and
regard be manifested f,r his men while not
on duty. He, with his company, visited
and took part in our SdbbaIh school, and
attended public worship. Miy they prove
themselves worthy of flie noble cause for.
which they have volunteered.
The meeting was composed of, Union
men of all parties, and was organized by
calling Major 7. g. Allen to the chair, and
eleeting Jnn. Fisher, Esq. aud Jesse Harri-
s,In rfre presidents, and s. W. Noli, secrc-
tary.
On motion, the president Rrpoiutedt the
Following committee Oa resolutions: DR..
Yonng, W. 3. O'Neili. DR.. n. E. Heuthorn.
DR.. j.; A. Boice, and Dr. Wm. Porter, WHO
reported ut an early stage Of the meeting,
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tFos the Intslllstnrer.l
WotEol. County all Right for the
Union.
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.SaQdIeS, Harness, Trunks 60.

tHIIoLEsALE 4 RETAIL. 5.s4
y. SHEPPARD, MOL l3l lGafn Street. eorner
union, viii continue 70 keep on hand iaTgesnd
IiS ol ladies' and GsntIsnens sSddcs Fine & oars.
I,[s Eaileos, Carpet B6t2 satciIsiS. A
" strict attention and promntussS 10 rIerit
"i.II,hnnance I. y, Of the public patronage
an Hinua Of repairing prompt done and IN n nm
ss,SI M HtS j. u. SHEPPARD.
--.SSPSCs ~ I3I, Main STREET
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PIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with BOlyepcy and
fair profit.
eialaHeHtioH girsn 70 iRsHrGnesof DWELLLVGS
0ad C0nte1Its for terRas Of one q de Vearf.
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On motion Of Mr.. r Martin, Mr.. Geo.
Bier was appointed President. On mo-
ton Thos. McQueensand r. Martin were
appointed Vice-Presidents, and John N.
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NV MARTISsvILLE, Va,
Mnr 9Th 1Rci

In accordance with previous announce
ment the Union men of. This District No. 4
met. for the purpose OF exchanging their
relative9to the issues which
arc. presented to them as citizens of the
United States, and more particularly of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-10

Tho progress Of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons OF financial sun.
shine and storm periods eventual In exempt from
sweeping confagrHtOns and maritime disaster. Be-
the credit system Rdert usGn no material particular
During ShRrd times' tile securlty of reliable Insu-
rance Is an imperative duty-the ability of property
holders to sustain loss being then much iessened
Issued without delay, and all business at
tended tn with dispatch and fidelity, By
N. c. ARTHUR, Agent,
Once over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-10

Upwards OF S13,OOO,OOO
9f Losses have been paid By tho Etua Insurance Co.
In the past Al years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-10

~ iD,. go EEE..-IO0 bagS pEiuS5 RIO tSoaeo
~ N, RE1L1Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-10
The INCOME Of this Company Is DoUBLR that of
any other Fire Insurance Corporation In the
United States.
lssetAI JAnWarY I, l96O,

TOTAL ASSETS, 82le4,IO0 o2
LtARILITIEs-Unsotllode elSlnrs not due Si7a,957 65
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-10

I'M Bel, secry. '.s''A' iiss :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-04

10TH wARD-MoZART HALL-AT PHIA.E
Id Election, held at Clinton Garden, 1875 and as O..
street. Thursday evening January 1851 pursuant TO
call OF the General Committee of Mozart Hail. the fol
ticket having received $50 votes hsg ma jority of al
Thomas II. FERRIS James ". Crnssman Charles G. sh,
Henry Lewis, John Murphy. Ward Committee-Mi
Smith, stephen A. Smith, Denis Rehoe, Friedrich 6lnx
Morris Leonard, John Graham Meiancton Thomson JoiI
Farrell, George Ferris Charles Bareld, Joseph HavIle
ham Fennell Inspecors--THoMAS II. FERRIS FkE 4
bWEZEN, MICHAEL SMITH,
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1873 Lively correct aud durable beyond any and AL others
Oaice and factory II t,uld street Ntv Ok.
DIItIARns-roR SALE, A SPLENDID STOCK or
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$50 and $50 Everything complete. 49,
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DITIIARDS.--.wfNASTS PATENT CHAMPION
ID Iahcs, with the Excelsior spring Cushion, patented
August ISIS Lively aud durable, beyond aud
all others IN once and factory II Gold street. New
York
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ract.d from the .p mt Of tn tDierr Nashn
all persons calu against purchasing tina
making any .ds psreon aud steps
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