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For HIRE.-A likely mulatto girl. See adver.
tisement in another column
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CoRN.-See advertisement of corn for sale in
quantities of five sacks.
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NUMBER Al.
DISPATCHED TO THE .,sss,,;ils' iNl biihtuhNoE'
From Richmond

x From Richmond. CRESCENT
RICHMOND, APRIL l9.-The report saying va.
jackson was falling back to Waynesboro' is dis
credited here, as it csafic.s with official informa
ton received at the WarDeparsment.
Nothing later from the Peninsula.
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Message from the President In Regard to
the Victory In Tennessee and the Death
of Gen. Johnston. $s e'@ @
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PICKETT RIFLEs.-This is the name of Battalion
being rapidly raised by our contemporary of the
Delta, at present of the Beauregard Regiment,
Maj. Geo. Mcknight. This gentleman, known very
we'll, personally, in the city and at Camp Lewis,
is probably better known among the country read
ers of the Delta as Asa Hartz. His spicy and hu-
morous essays under that name have caused uni
versal pleasure, and, no doubt, his men will find
the Major as pleasant commander as he is a
writer and as gallant as he is humorous.
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GAVE THEMSELVES UPt-Capt. Alfred cpriani,
Lieut. Victor Vifqusrs aud neus. 1.-.ss -....se Wv
old French army, and lately attached 10 the $50
Regiment N. Y. S, NJ, recently rode from Alexan-
ar,s, Va; armed and equipped, and voluntarily
delivered themselves in custody Of two OF our
,,ickets expressing desire to serye II allowed, in
tie Southern army Tney were conveyed to
Fredericksbnrg, and thence, on Tuesday night, to
his city They lett their horses ia tsderasksburg'
nna 81 then, il corlin to the Freueh Minister at
| Washington. All are intelligent aed ynapg, and q
express the utmost disgust AZ the service " whlch
they voluntarily lift. The Secretary o. war ar n =
called upon to say what dfsptsiteh shali he maui
! ofthem. IRichmopd Wing, 18th.
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n. o., J. AND G.. ". RA,LRoaD.

Tenth zuaI Meeting Stockholders Of s New Orleans
Jackson and GreTt northern Ealroad Company.
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as-The Express Company has our thanks for
late papers.
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The Mest Extraordinary, and Astoisnaing
Adventure of the War.
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RESERVE MEDICAL CoRrs OF NEW ORLEANs.-A
meeting of this body is announced for to-day at II
o'clock NJ. See advertisement.
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Hg-We are indebted to Mr.. II. W. Ray for late
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On 1noiion, ths meeting then adIDaIned: -
BENZ. FLORANCE, Chairman.
REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT.

.
To the Stockholders New Osans Jackson and Great
eolemen II COMPLIANCE With.he requirements of the
submit, tha part the Board the fellow
Of road also general and hnancis! ars dur
ing the year ending m day of February 1882 being the
The total gross earnings during the have
million hundred fourteen thoua ID two humid
red and fourteen l9l00 dollars.
operating the road ssing the time has
been fifteen and
dollars leaving he net I'VE hnnaed and
ninety ejght Thousand four hundred and eighty 0 dollars
showing earnings of thousand aud
forty dollars the preceding year
ing falling off receipts Of the suI o one hundred ana
hnpdrad aud nine Is leu dollars
favorable result Is owing to rigid economy adopted
by the carried by the ofcsrs Of the
knds ef raroad supplies keep the
road machinery repair and ths ropg stock IN running
order. u. -, ..,.<
OF bills payable onstandng falling due in the
1867 1883 s6 he'd b citizens residing in the Confederate
than S. issued change interest and receivable
at freight and all other dues to tue COM
pany Is payable and payroll aeeoan.
fsts nie. sl74,sss ST. -, -.
The whole due and outstanding the 2sh February
on rst bon 900 Of which it estimated are
y Northern credors and Ss2O9Oloanod the company
ts State Of The M 5st ass 81
aousss sss sss to the Of S. showing reduction Of
nembsrs Of lie Finance Committee stockholders
are naebed for present favorable financial condition
70 he ABILITY The
erty company las been to
saved from Of receiver to ssts the debts winch
Ps ihe General superntendens report the earnings of the
road for the past year lave been: .r,o,o,,.
Froaa pas sengers. s9t sn
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NEW ORLEANS, April II, ls62
The atockfzs,dsrs INST at J2 O'Clock and, notion
Mr. BENZ nifp Forance appointed Chairman, and H. y
Charles Secretary.
Tue annual report Of the Board Of Directors then read
and, GlotiAn received ssaztted with its
SanyfHg saternCo inveS igang sonme-, 20 BIZ
pointed By the hair sad committee to he empowered to Print
ttc usual number st copies Of the report.
Fhr Cha appointed on said cenS 80 Nessta j. lefsJ
and D. Bryon nolon, lhe Lnairaa hen adced
to the c-Ernittee E
On motion OF Mr Rryon, It was
Rolced That Board Of Directors Of tie company be
quired memorable tie Legislature Of Lou ssna and ss
pp at the est opportunity tIs charter
the company that neither the said the city OF New
Orleans shall stock sd and owSed by them respect
lively bnt that the the
city IS Directors eaeh appointed in
the they shall direct. + I'd +
Tn motion 0f fr. Bry H. 1t was
esosed That the Directors requested meserialize the
Legislature Louisiana chnn :ha reading the A section
The charter of the that instead OF thirty days
written notice the dcfauer it aha suffice general notice
If stoek on pain Of cancellation a. d forfeiture.
On motion of Mr.. Lesy, it unanimously
Resolved the apnnal report of Ma Directors be- and the
heet. approved tina. She thanks OF the stsekhod
hereby rendered TO the their services during
the past year.
BENZ. FLoRANCE Chairman.
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New Orleans, February 2S 1852
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Ayers Oathartie pills,

I'VE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
Il been taxed their utmost TO produce this best,
most perfect purgattve which e known to man. IN.
Vulnerable proofs are shown that these PIIIS have
virtues which surpass in excellence the orilnRrV
medicines, aud that they win unprecedentedly upon
the esteem OF all men. They are safe and pleasant
to take, but powerful to cure. Their penetratins
PropAFteE stimulate the vital activities Of the BODY
$ nc o0strqStons Of ne organs, purity the
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whole system Not only do they cure The eTerS,iay
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they are At the same time, in diminished oses as
safest and best phypic that can be employed for
children Being sugar coated, they are pleasant 70
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risk Of harm Cures have been made which snTnat
belief were they not substantiat4d by man m inch
exalted position and character a. 20 Sorbid he M
Ptcion OF untruth. Many eminent eiergYuie1 and
physieans have lent th0lI names to certify 70 the
have sent me the assurances Of their tbsf
my Preparations Contribute immensely to the relief
OF my afiicted, suffering fslIOW.men
The Agent below named 6 pleased To furnisb mi
y my American Almanac, containing direction f1r
their use and certificates Of their cures Of the I
CostiTeness, Bilious Complaints, Rhsumatt-n.
gD.top.yy Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
stomach. aauSea Indigestion, Morbid Inaetion q
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Loss Of ApPetite, al Uleerous aud Cutaneous DiSs
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such as Deafness Partial blindness, SeuraIgin and
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HldneyS Gout and other kindred complaints arising
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'nsEe y lot them, and they should have It.
Prepared by DR.. ]. @. AVER,
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PRICE IS cEs. PA Box. PryE BoxEs ron 81.
and Deaiers in Medicine eyerywhsre mss
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The present critical state Of European Affair." will
render these publications unusually Interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy mid.
crude sPecnlatioDs, aud flying rumoFs Of the daily
Journal, and the Ponderous tome Of the future his
toran written after the living interest and excite
ment OF the great political events Of the time shall
have passed away. II Is to these Periodicals thai
readers must look for tho only really eligible and
reliable history OF current events, and as SUCH IL
addition to their TeestAblished literary scIeIti6c
and Theological character, We urge them upon M
consideration OF the reading public
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, tnASmuch as they can now be placed n,
the hands Of subscribers about a. soon a. lie oriEi
nal editions. s'
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
----------- $500 ss-ss-ss -s-s-s-N4
Loo TED.

FoUHDED, 1864-.---. ca ANN 1884
LoOAT TED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIss-sGs.,
BALTIM0RE, MD.
TUBS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
Il prosperous and nOuTtAhing condition Twice du
ring the last two has IL been necessary TO obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF the In.
ereasing number Of students, representing nearly
sTeFy State in the Union.
1t now occupies one OF the most oonspieuous and
deatrAbly located buildings In the city. The
are eommodiously arranged spacious and elegantly
The advantage and facilities here offered To voun
desiring to qualify Themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room OF 70 obtain \
thorough Practical BuriAcfS Education generally, are
unsurpassed in any particular, BY any similar sStab-
lishmeut in the United States.
FACULTY.
Z. k LOSIER,
PrindpGl-Leetursr the Science Of Accounts, Com
meree, Business Customs, etc.
Professor Of the Theory and Practice ROoR
and Commercial CAleulattona
II. H DAVIES
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of BHslnes. and Ornamental PsnnannhIp
Il. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
Lecturer On Mercantile Law.
REV. z. YRATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on commaFiAl EthIos.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. joshua Vausapt.
Hon; ThOs swami WIN. H. Keighlsry Esd
jacob COB 6rTst, Esq VIZ. Knabe' K.q7
Of Standard Works. expressly for the use Of the Stu
a' zseh sts4.n, hasa d..E to himself .na !. ..p.-
EAfely ingtTpeted-
There being = vacation during the ysar, STUDENT,
can enter at any time
ThetinsgsuHllyr required tOeOmplStsthe fulIeourSa,
A DIPtoNk L awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully OFnAmsntOd Circular, con-
tanning upwards OF SQUARE KEEE rspresentfn ne
Exterior and Interior View Of the CoIlsEe VRFiou-
Characteristic designA PenmAnship &C. Ref by man
res Of charge, accompanied with fIi
particulars. Address 'g Z K. LOSIER
BaItflsTe Nd
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A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!


TN consequences OF the fact, that All Cotton Goods
Il are advancing very raPldly, and the Indications
are that they will very be higher than At any
prsvI0ul rime have purchased large and splen5id
stock OF ROTeiEn and Domestic Dry Goods. which
have in store No. - Main street. Centre Wheeling,
and TO which would respectfully invite the stten-
tion Of the public, intend selling the stock ont
At the old prices, and some goods even cheaper than
they were ever known before. 10 that all persons
needing goods who will need them very soon, bad
batter avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying Themselves, they all save money by max.
Ing tier purchases At this time; beSides they viii
have . good assortment to make their selections
from.
Ny stock eousists, In part Of Brown and Bleaehsd
Hullins, CSliooS, Aeus and Boy wear Of every de-
nerIDtion, cheeks PtannelE. Gfnghams shaVIs Table
and TOEel Diapers IFish Linens and Shirt BOsoHnE,
PGEaS0ls Shaker Hood. Hoop gkiTt8 Lace Bnd Gren-
GdIhe Tels, white Goods, LAeeG, EmbrOIdeTies Of all
kinds, Hosiery, &c, &e, ltF..E
LADIRsI LADfESl Your special attention is
invited to my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS,
which Il the largest, cheapest and most complete Of
the season. lawns, Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey Goods, HoLambiques, BerAge Angiais. &e.I in
great variety. Please CALL early, will make It
greatly 70 your advantage TO do So
Your TeTI respectfully,
JOHN RoEMER-
Je2I No. % Main st. Centre wheeling Va
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel
ing Rail Road.


n e.
OH AND APTRR MONDAY, May sth, 1850, pas-
" Senger Trains Wa leave Bridgeport fOitoUa,
(Snndayh excepted)
1855 A. ". Nail Train stopping at all stations ar.
rives At Pittsburgh at ssa5 p n, and
Cleveland 1t $50 p. n.
42 p. u. Express Train, stopping 1t all stations,
arrives at Pittsburgh at 500 p NJ
lo:l5 P. II. Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh At
I'D A. ". and Cleveland 1T 9:15 A II.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 9:25 A. n and 5:lb p n. AZ
rive Of Bridgeport at LIS p. NJ and 1856 A. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh at loo A. NJ, QUO A. NJ and
1850 P. ~, arrive At Bridgeport at4:SI A. NJ, 1923
Connections are made as Follows,
| At Pittsburgh with PennsylEania R. r. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Warrington, Phila-
dolphin, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled r B. for San.
duBky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
All points in the NORTH WEsI. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the HoRTH WEST will
Cleveland 4 Erie r. X. for Brie, Dan.
kirk Buffalo and SiagATa Palls with
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati for
Crestfine Delaware, Columbus AID
At Hudson with the g. z. c. R. R. for ouyabop,
Pails, Akron, MillsrSburgL and Woos-
At Alliance with P. PIT. Wa O. R.R. for Canton,
AAs1tno1, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
At stsubsnvilIe with p G. L @. Line and AT Brtt,,s
Win w. u nix Tor ZAuesvttle, New.
ark, Columbus, XenIa Dayton I1dI,
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, LouisTfIls,
st. Louis, st. Joseph and ali points
Wtst and South West ~
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S37b
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
| any other route. ~ E7T
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
| and East can be procured 1t the ONCE under the
| Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
Agent at Bridgeport station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates 70
any point accessible by this road and its
| 20 the East, North, West and Northwest az O1ict
| under M'Lure House, or with Pt Agent II Bridre.
port Station. WA. D. TERRY, Agent
Wheeling, We.
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President.
R. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. feb6
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Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL STOCK.---.-....-..-.--SS 10000
EHIs COMPANY Is FORMED FOX THE PUR-
Il pose Of Advancing tie great mining tntsrestsS
purely philauthrOpie motives IN initiating this
tsrpEiss We belisyo that the stock can y made 70
pay large dTidendgr aud AZ the same time more rssi
good accomplished and gruater ProeEes. llo in DE-
VelOping and making known the astonishinE mineral
wealth Of IisSOur, than By the use q Eve tines tbs
amount Of Cur capital Invested in any other business
We shan make the once Of our Company 6ess-
plets mining bureau Of the mineral resources a tbs
State. We have power under our charter 70 Tur
ehass and seII raineFal IandS WberSTtr IarHieI n
Missouri Great inducements will be offered 20 cap
itAlists znd mining adVentuFurs, who desire 70 per-
ssass and work paying mines, By dealing win this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all Who
Il the ana descrblDg the kind Il ineFals on thutT
tAds the number OF acre. the lOtion- and the 10y
est eaAh price they are willing 70 take Tor aid aldA
We shall work only such mines ~ pay largely, buF
shail open and prove most Of the lands We sef Ne
booI tor BlbseFiptioa the stoek are nbE Open Is
ne once Of the Company, Main street, noTthUest
No n Loeustg street All VIC feel Interest inths
3Isine5a, a1d have Money, VII DO Well 70 can 40
s10unt vsasea 70 he Pfssidsnt q Trsasarsr.
H.,-vp R,.,,. RI1Ies0ss: .v.,,., r,,
Alfred ClApps Es4, LIE. HarWOOd- En-
IO;sPh LAthIOp, Esqs ,. N,.Lypsh, Esq.
l. V A'sS' A'a7 4uuI4r.Sse. 'sPh fay''' A'f7
Henry d Bacon, - L.V.BoEy.
Il BUTLKRs TreAs. ALFRED CLAPP, Prem
The above prospectus has up 70 this date Bssu
published IN emily one Of eur leaduE papers for ten
days. No extra Efforts 20 get stock taken have bsea
made; yet the public % well appreciate the sound
ne.s Of the enterprise that over two hundred thoES
aud dnlnTH Of the stock has already been taken We
would briefly state that the sAres - Eaehr Pod
u fun, without further liability Transferable By d.
livery Registered only When dividends rseeiysd
Any person having money 70 spare can, BY the Pur-
chase q share IN. the Missouri Ninfng COMPANY
make an Investment that win pay largely, and bod
stock that fs readily converted Into cash WitbOutloS
An eommunteationS 70 the President PEO1Pt7
Sc Sc .i LSoi.. No. March q. 1ss1. nhaA
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
q ONO Railroad.
ORFICE OF THE D. / 0. X. K. co.
HHnus, 18th Aug, 1852

h ;'...s..z..s;.s6s5=s.z.7l
oRFICE OF THE q. 0. K. K. co
RHEurNs, IITh Aug, 1852
DUsINEss being fully resumed on the Baltimore
10 Ohio Railroad, The Company having thorough
" RECONSTRUCTED the breaks In the track and bridges
under 6OVeTnment pTOtsetion, the ruad Thoroughly
On and amer rhs ITth Ans-Tun tWo through plssep-
ger tT1insr aud continue their f1 Squipmenf In the
transPOrtation Of tonnage
PAssEss1 seaEDuLI.
DPaFt,
LEAVE WHEELING, daily, At 1910 A. n; Ben
wood, 1870 A. NJ; Grafon, $50 P. NJ; New Greek,
$50 P. NJ; Cumberland, 9sSS P. NJ; NArtinsburg,
80 A. u: HAEpsEs Ferry, SIlI A NJ andre At Bal
ttmOre At $50 A n
RssEnfnS,
LEAVE BALTIMORE Al P. n; MartiusburE,
lbs P. n; CunbSriAnd, A. NJ GraftOn II A NJ
BenWoOd, lis r. NJ, arrive At Wheeling 40 P. NJ
The second train will depart daily, except satur-
days, A. 80 P. n; GrHftOn, ass An; New Greek,
5s52 A NJ; Cumberland, BIS A. NJ; MAriinsburE,
1880 p n; HArPeE's Perry, 1:i5 P. "; RAahing-
ton Junction, 5IO P. NJ arrive At Baltimore At $40
ReturRiag,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, s,45 A NJ; HArpsr's Per.
iaad, 6:Is p NJ: OakIan1, ss68 P. n; Grafton 1870
? n; BenTood, 5 A. NJ arrive at Wheeling 690
L. n. COLE, GeneraI Ticket Agent.
JOHN KING. ia, AuditOr.
A. DIFRRY, General Supervisor Of TFains-
J.P.WILLARD' superVieTO Of TRIMS
J.B. YoRD, GsnI gent, wheslins. ansls
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w the DrugststE, ApOtheeaLte-I and RhyaAe4.ll
szrAnea 70 n that The remedies 81 DR. &c; a q
{ Co, Of Lowell, (Ayers sarsaPafiiiA, Pih., Agus
Cure, and CheTTy PeetoEAl) have been found % ~
medieinss q great exeolIenes, and worthy the con
1denoS % TIE coHIuunify.
nus 49, ~ Mayor Of LOWELL. MASS
HON, Al-si' Mayor Of NASHUA, n. L
HON. :, W HAAS assal g Si1ANuHEsruE. En-.
doH- JOIN AnsoEE' Mayo. q CONCORD, :. E.
On, = = SUI 1Sa9ar Of WORoEsEER. MASS.
HON NArH'I srIsBEr, ,.,., :, :, ..,r,. Mass.
HON. ?. W. IIscOrS. i; :, .o.,O. x,ss.
HON. WI N. RODMGN. ,,,, . =
HON HON. AMOS W ] FhEs E.83s a NORWICH. Oous.
MS = - : " Mayer Of NEW IONpOS. ooSS
L. MnJOr Of MONTREAL o. 4
HON. D. ?. TrEMAN NJ, =, INV YORK c,4Y.
HUN Z :, AiA'tf Mayor Of HAlmTOs. q ".
HON. ADAM WILSON, -. :, ,,,,o,,-o : =
HON. R. NJ BISHOP s.,.. Of onons4H. ONO.
HON. H. CRAWFORD, - :.
HON. '0Hs SLOAN Mayo. .t LYONS. Iowa
HON. JAMES MsEEE sz x..v7,, o =.
HON. JAMES W NOETH, .,,,,,,.... - =,
HON HENRY oOOP Es;: 10 uA11Owu11, Nh.
HON JAMES E 9 Ga5st Of ,auD1.,oros. x. ,
HON WILLARD Rs s1 q EEw BED1oRD- MASS
H'N' : Mayor Of PAIL RIEKR. MASS
HON. v. Z 0AAH'E0 S.,.. :. NEWPORT. r. !
HOS 'AAD 'iA N.yOrot eA1ENA. ILL
HON. JOHN HODeDEN. -. =
HON. THOMAS eRtTcnEIKLp.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR, @
-t'' ' Hsj;Or q TUSCALOOSA. ALA.
HON. R. D. BAUaH, ,,.,,,,,, 80. -.
HON. GERARD sr1FH, - -.
--'-'' - " Mayor Of EooHEs1KR, n 7
HON. De WITT o GROVE e.. ;. =, ~, ,,,,o. = '
HON GEORGE Trlsq s:,.. Of rr14..u1o. PA
'' - Mayor Of DETROIT. MICH.
HON HEMAN L. PAGE, 1880 -
HON. v. ". VAUGHN Mayo. ., a4on.. vi.
HON. A. YARR, - 80
HON. JOHN O HAmEa, ..,., :, o,,o.ao y,
HON. n J. 4 HATH Mayo, :, ..l4.. ALA
''' = . N' a.yo- ct MOSEaoNER1. Ala
HeN. " q HOLYnhD. t tu
DON EsPAREERO MANUEL :. =, o,,,,
DON PnrRE DE- oABALIo -,,
DON EsrHrHAnn sODaIegEs. . :, :. :, :.
DON ANTONIO EoHEyEEA,
olsl Aiy0Eof I1AlA, PERU
DON n. q. MLARaNo i7ug-
Mayer q VALPARAISO. CHILL I'M
DON MARC sEsQUIPKDAEIA, ai W l.s-.sars
Mayer Of RIO JANHIRo BRAZIL
Oatry that The resident DgusEi..s hav. lis.uros
-i then - isi-rTl-ai - f.
Ayers sarsaparilla
1, an EXCELLENT remedy, and worthy the eOusdsses
Ayers SarsaparIlla.
1 -. 49, y,,..-- 70 IiFH--H-E s-a..
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g. W. JOHNSON 8 SON,

Manufacturers OF Copper Tin AID
Sheet Iron Ware.
"ATTN8 AvAILRD OURSELVES OF ALL TIE
III Improved facilities, We are better prgparei Igu
than 20 al AL oFderS for any article work N
Ihs above lins Of business VALUES and ConiRetoIb
made 70 order. Steamboat work done in = EuhItAr-
dal and WOTkmaniike manner. We are nov paying
particular attention this branch Of the trade
can guarantee satisfAetion in every particular 70
Eh0lssAls Dealers We can ofeF fndnesmsnts tkat
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware Il
uuplete and the assortmeat 3 fall at Al tines. We
keep stock Of thelAtest and most approved patterns
Of Goal and Wood Stoves 90 hnzd AZ Al tiules.
CIV. JOHNSON son,
So.1se Market square,
ly4-dkWtf wheeling, Va
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