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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Stmr Comet. Pabst Two Rivers in hrl. four
eundries N@O@~'
Prom Lady Franklin Eanier St Josenh m railro.d
ties, 1t6 bis. doaf. IS bis. isk. s5 ha1s nn.
tatoes. ~ 01sN ~
Prop Ottawa. Warren, Muskegon, 100 n lumber.
100 III shingles.
Brig Lowell, Simons, Buffalo.
Brig Sutan A. clarke, Peterson, Detroit. Is cords
Wood-
Schr Sam. Hs1e, Ferguson, Green Bay, 170 m lutn-
ber - ~
Schr Magnet. Watson, Muskegon, 80 N lumber.
ON lath.
Echr A1batroes, Never. Big Sturgeon Raw KIN
railroad ties '' WV
Sch1 Peoria, Peterson, Muskegou 10 m lumher
Schr David Todd, Blue, Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
ash. enndriss. S'' 10Y 1'' ''is
Schr Y. q. Craig, Woo1son, Buffalo, 125 tons coal
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9000 TO n s OF GOA 1
W. NTFD-

Sealed proposals viii be received at this Office until
10 H. "wednesday, May 2Sth, for the delivery IN the
coal bins Of the Engine Honse OF the Chicago Water
M9rke q Three Thousand tons Of Chtpp4Va. BriaF
The Coal must b ct lie BEST quslit5 of its Ei1d
IN tee 5umn and ftee f5om dust of ID dirt; !. III be
found will determine the amount delivered Tho de-
Livery Will commence w!ll progress as the
hefore The close Of the season Of navigation.
The BOARD reserves the right 10 accept any bid to
reject zny al bids.
. =. By order Of tho Board :
otce ofthe Board Of Public WORKS Chicago, asy lin
1aa my11Ea5ltd-
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AoF r r. Ss On ~ a Aay 2h at the EEt
G. HATES formerly Of WatertoEn. y: - and ANNE
h. TRASH. daughter Of John TEask, Esq, Of Norris
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DI ED,

n this Cty May 18th, LIZZIE q. only child Of Ralph
and Aary L. ConnAble, aged 19 months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place at the residence III But
falo street, Saturday. May s1st at 2 o'clock Pm.
Henry G. and Fannie Iorey, aged weeks and dass.
, 1862-05-30

Vessels bound East. VAe5sJ3pm. M.e7ska
On the 96ih MaT.
p1oP 0P t. tabisR3fhn' Rsfh. Chicago ososns0uFsh'
Bark Indiana, Milwaukee, st. Cathari's
Eft Ell AaF1sb]f RepRblf: chtSSes0' Sa osSGss0'
EshEE EBsE 81 81 MaRSs Eli hnsst0n
S:,.., 8 2i5szs RsE;E:a
Ss$ Ss$5 r.: 4 4Ss5aS AssSeAls. &1s!sae g
Ba5k B9a Ts,Goa5 F. Mtnaow, %1xgaakee 66i9gstea
ss6I seRr SfS6sia fsl5sia AiSook'e' e Kingston e.
schr J. Cochrane, Chicago, do
Brig Northumberland, do do
p Xesae1s dleeharging ct the elevator:
TIE BARE RAcE.-The tarks Oneonta and North
west to which We alluded in yesterdays issue, ar
| rived at Buffalo On the morning Of the s7tn inst.
The Oneonta came into the harbor first, and Is
therefore entitled to the broom
The badger State.
from the Milwaukee Sentinel, e9th
TIT splendid new propeller: belonging to the
! Vas visited be the members Of tie Chsmber Of
Commerce en- n'asse who were eumptuoualy enter
tained On board: For particulars q this pleasant
1he regular meeting, the Chamber Of Commerce
{ssteEday y9ted M to present Capt. Beckwith with
I Glue tn10Q J8cE bearlpE the StAta Caat NJ ArrrR
| The Badger State is abont the sana s;za and
Te<y similar in construction and fnfsh tn the en-!
piIe State Of the L came line. She was bnilt By
tiful model Of hefellowine dimeneions. Ieneth
/ 10 feet; beam 50 feet hoId Ii feet: hnrthen 7a1
tons. She has low pressure engine built bY
/ Shepard j. Co., Of Il inch cylinder and 90 inch
stzose.
She is differed as follows. James Beckw1th-
I Master; j. Il. Austin, first mate; Samuel Van
Every, first engineer, and Orlando ThsTer. second
/ engineer.
/ The steam ba,1 Cream f;tv ar-5rsa -,es+a-5.o
=. ,., 1ss1A e.sAn lily o1si'eo sssleeaa3
AZ Milwaukee, from Buffalo exactly three weeks
| from the time she left that nort "A +h,svaa hoy
fret tim however It. ia NJ c,sta-tan - "s -
| ~ - no eliseiioA u LIZ speeos
az enc was delayed nearly week in the course Of
| her voyage. The trip. however. satfssed Cant
, 1862-05-30

Retigerstors and Ice Boxes-whosesa1e AMI
retail OF the most approved kinds
RetFigezators repaired or exchanged.
ny3314t wv. BEET, 68 LaSsIIe.
, 1862-05-30

WATKB TA1Ea-Remember and c.u to-day ut
the Office OF Board OF Public Works, No. Is Court
House, and ssTe the ten per cens. addition to the
Water Tax made June LIST.
Hay $751;, :i' -
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w A n T E ED-Agents In every
w Western town. Active, industr1oqs men N sfs
rom g to ~ peg day: The articles are both and
really uSefuI and where merchant IN AnY town d.
sirea 70 seu them no Other Agency will b es1abshe
AddresEt With stamp, WOOD d CO, Post Office Boz
TuTSrf61n1 s~'"s --- -.'- ~A->@@ -
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"ANTED-AGENTS-$lo0-
,fxI Te sen J. + ILoED's Crest Military wsE
eensi colofed IN sAtea 50 cent? United states R2ii
F2ad Nap 3 cents; Virginia Aap 25 cents; K:ntucky
ne aboye msps, mall free for 10 or seps.zte3Y for
retail ptice Send stamp and Eet circular, DC. B. Z.
Lag DflN. Agent. 10 Lake stZAet Chicago. III.
, 1862-05-30

HORSE WANTED.-Wanted an
a77e1a ~ Eo SApDLE pie HORSE for presentation to
gallant Colonel Of Illinois Volunteers. now at Pitts-
burg LANDING Outalde limit OF price $500 Apply to
a. }. WRIGHT. at Wright Curriers' Stable, Michigan
street, opposite North Market my243t
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:. U1EEud1Gl1E
Brig Mohegan, Chicago, Chicago
TEE BARE KRAcE.-Thet / tarks Oneonta and North
west to which We alluded in yesterdays issue, ar
rived at Buffalo On the morning Of the s7tn inst
The oneonta came into the harbor first, and is
tht refofe entitled to the broom
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NJ ORWEGIAN SALESMAN
-4V WAETED.~-For the Retail Dry Goods Trsde
Must furnish good references constant place 70
steady and good man. Also, junior hand, Address
, 1862-05-30

WANTED.-Agents are making
~ more money BY selling Dugs's PK1zR STA.
T1oNEEI TO ASp RECIPE PAGKAoK. AND PATR1oT1c Con-
EIFAT1OS than BY any other investment. These artt
cles are In such demand that Agents easily make from
SlO TO Els day Circulars mailed free
C. 81. DUNN d CO., 134 Clark street, Chicago.
my14-rSG51n
, 1862-05-30

1hE BISHOP SoNcERT.-secured seats for
lne o1snoP concert, 10 take place at Bryan
Hall Eezt Monday evening, went off like hot
rer,c ooo R,sb,, eo,r a,a p,o4,, 49, NJ.
lem az ,ba ha-n n1avaa n tho ia Tra,oa,t
Roll :, +,,ta IT, ~ a-. - 1a--.s-:S
+ho 1;fa of -ooo1,s+ ~ 17a 49,. oas7-as 49,.
,bose Ton zaors No. o,,,n f.oehaaos hass.a
sas 49,. 49, 49, 1s 80 .1N. - 'e'ee'
seguln and Spices are new comers here, but
TIER reputation has preceded them.
A.r.o,v, rno.;--,-m. T,.+ o.,. a
tho anaarson 49,, p,aas -.,n ,ns,,.-. s 70. eo-ps'
nv oeor the;- e1ooass :. ~ .aa.,,.,", s
ta~dar T,at. 7,,,.t,, -, e1..eas 49,.
ondor,. ,.ho. - f...--...:t.
t1on OF thelr 1ub1latlon, We ackno Wedge the
courtesy Of very graceful salute paid the
TRIBUNE. In return We remove our hat and
make our prettiest bow, hoping that their
shadows may never grow less.
-
TRINITY CHURCH STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
oeu O"so tneH
so oFenAne' d. ofJ'1u
na1'' III aool'loa 10 sonptoons supply OF
Strawberries Emotnered IN cream, some excel
lent music will be supplied to the audience.
| mix well. Goand try it.
--
| CoAA1ss1oSED.-Lieut, H Y. Morris has
| received his commission as Adutaut OF the
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MORE REBEL PR1soxERs Co.se.-C,mn
6andai. Madison, Wisconsin, Is to be vacated.
lhe twelve hundred rebel prisoners confined
there are to be sent to Camp DougI.s, :where
tney are expected to arrive tonight The
l9lh Wisconsin infantry will thus BE- enabled
to 20 to the seat Of war.
, 1862-05-30

" A n T E D-Employmen1 for
w American, English, E,sh. gcot;h. aermsn ano
Sei95ed geFs4nts With g9od city re1eieaces a taa
tniAdeiphfa lntRlEenct 0fnce, Eo. 15o South Clark
1Roet between Aonr-A and Hadteon street, Coun.
~ Q{ueIt pu1ctua1y attended to. Poat Office Box
Ahd. u. PRATT IN AttendA1ce. de2Skk3l3
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w WANTED-Agents to canvass fl
w A n TIE D.-Agents in eve

w ANTED-Agents and Canvas
" se IN every County In the Northwest Every
mAr seeking employment can learn hull par1culaSs for
pro*ecut1nga pleasant and profitable buness By Cd
ElGEnE three cent stamp to F. A. TH0MAR Post
Office Box 45s. Chicago, Illinois ap6 pi9i2m
, 1862-05-30

l23z6. d. ERATI II 3ttendA6E6 d4&EE3Y
" ANIED.-Purchs sers for if
-! teen N0. 4 WHEELER WILSON Sewing Ma
chimes the best for family use nearly new ID per.
feet order. good mAchtre viii sava its cost In ok
moEtdA. GILBERT, HUBBARD CO,
chip ChAnd1erB and Sail M8keIL
xuh76u1SG3n M1 Hcnth Wxter Rt cor TelIe
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WANTED Il wish to purchase a
w House and Lot we'll located, worth from x2 ooo
to $50oo for which will pay half cash or more and
Box $40 mT3trf7f1W
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" ANTEDI WANTEDi!- -
w MRS RATRa' AaEEEY 0FRTCR

M A N Il T. AGENTS-Male
Of sFezaaleLAsentsw u wsated IN every tosn of+ae
for Cutting Ladies' Dresses, Boya Clotafng. shls1 &c
Secured By sopsr right. Aaenn nak1nE from s 70 s
Q1dce, No Metropolitan Hock, or address z. O. Boz
eo2 enclostn1 three cent poetsge Gr1mp Chicago III
, 1862-05-30

WANTED-By q thoroughly com
w petent Druggist, situation. Country pre-
ferred; Hss had over ten years experience in first
class City Houses, and furnish all the references
required. Address " DRUGGIST" Post Oflce Boy 49,
Chicago,
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL


ARRIVED.-...--. May 23.
Paragon In Sale, $3.50 bu. corn, 100 bu. wheat,
Vim. Henry, La Sa11e, 14s tons coal.
Humboldt, Joliet, 5 OOU bu. corn.
Alabama, La Sa]le 5,351 bu. corn.
Belle, La Ealle, 145 tons coal
Fame, L. Sale, 4, $50 bn- corr, 100 brl5. flour.
Marion, OTTAWA, 5000 bu. corn, 1872 bu. rye.
Leuaont, Lockport; $500 bu corn.
lockport, Iockport, 800 bu. corn.
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300.

your object that:you begin to appreciate the
folly Of having to do with such people.
If you had gone honestly and straightfor-
wardly to work, the chances were that you
would long previously have succeeded in
/ your object, always providing, of course,
success were possible. Taking the nppar-
eutly shorter cut to it, you find that YOU
add to failure the modification of having
been dIped. anl i5a71fs.H IT.. 100 :
1t is IN this category that Mr.. Slidell is
ljust now being placed. Keeping an ele-
CANT establishment and giving costly din-
ners, he has no difficulty in deluding him-
self into the belief that he is making head
way at the imperial court, 1t is trne that
he does not see the Emperor, and but rare
ly any Of the members of his Cabinet; but
is he not in daily Communication with
Monsieur B. or Monsieur O., the ami iHtime
Of Comte Persiguy's mistress or II. Thouy-
eueps secretary and right hand man2 And
the aattering assurances Of these persons,
all of course made under the seal of the
strictest confidence, and paid for by good
dinner or Temporary" loan, are forth
with transmitted to Richmond, to be EN-
ployed in impartiug fresh impulse TO the
efforts of the Southern masses. already
''sick with nope deferredp on the subject of
foreign aid. ..
~ IekuEu 70 tue expectations IuuS los
tered, and NO doubt confidently entertained
by Slidell himself, 1 hhve simply TO state
that they are without the shadow of
foundation Nothing has occurred, or is
likely to occur, to make the Emperor alter
his determination OF keeping clear of the
quarrel between the North.aud South. i
have it from the highest authority, aud that
within these few days past, that Sis M,jesty
will perform no act that might have a ten
dency to encourage the Continuance of the
war or to destroy the friendship existing
between the United States and France. ~
So much for the hope of the rebels in this
quarter. In regard to England. the tone OF
the tory Journals, bitterly hostile as they
are to the North, must convince you that,
even By them, armed interference is re-
garded as an impossibility. In designating
you as "the most dangerous people in the
world, /" the LONDON Times exposes at once
its fear of your Power aud its motives for
dropping the intervention cry ...s-
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correspondence, refuses copies, or Permis-
sion TO copy it, even for the Associated
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To Arms! To Arms!
TAYLOR COUNTY.

The undersigned will address the people e. of Tay-
lOT County at the following times and places, in
response TO the G1vetnurs proclamation calling for
20F0 volunteers from this state f, s,st W.
The proportion for Taylor comfy will be about
60 or 50 men. f;g.I f54s p: sr5
The updsrsigned will also present subscription
paper, intended to raise 500 O0 for tho purpose of
Paying each volunteer bounty OF TIN DOLLARS in
addition to the amount stated in the Governors
proclamation tisIsf uat
naSsaSSe nsTmSnds TnesaAS 'Gy % At O'Clock = a,
FetteFmRn, Wednesday, . 23d < 8 r.
PlemingtOn. Thursday, a 24th 8
RafrvieW, =" . 8 q
ClayAyilIe, Friday 95th q &
y Webster, Saturday, 16th ss 81
PruntytOWn, Monday, 8 2Sth . 2
2 Grafton, Saturday, Aug. ID a. %
ID t-." -f- - ~" % HARMON sINsEL,
. fe517sls ri tg.s ,4rflfs N. b. JONES, 4- B.
July is, 1852. ELLHltY Il. HALL
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that he had been in the army, and said to
him. My friend, where are you going to p
Said he, Il am going back to Old Kentuck.' ,
Where have you been, and wbathaye you
been doing 2 His reply was, i was a soldier
in, the seccsh army 'Well,l said l. How
long did it take you to get your rights
afteryou got thereT '0,' said he, Il had
them before l. started, but j didn't know it,.
~, Yesl 1t would be but very little while
after such a proclamation as that should
be made public, until all these men would
go home. And wish to God they would
go home for one reason, particularly if no
other. The ladies who are ut home are
just as Jealous and as bitter now as their
husbands were when they left for the war.
They imagine their husbands are Just what
they were when theyleft home; they do not
know what a falling off there has been in
their devotion to the cause, and when their
husbands do come home they will hardly
know them. daughter. have had
hundreds of them come to me after having
been in the rebel army, and beg to take the
oath of allegiance. saying that they had
been deceived, and '0h,' they would say,
what a terriblewild goose chase is that we
have been led since we were induced to Join
in this rebellionI'
Well; say you, would you take these
negroes into the army? Would not that
be like winning the elephant2 In regard
to whatI would do personally, would
just say that | CHANGED to capture eleven
good looking negroes in the little fight at
Lebanon, and L have just been standing
still to see the salvation of the Lord in the
premises. do not much want TO see them
in the army. want to hit the enemy as
hard lick as possible, and do not know
how better to do it than the way have
already indicated, to you. 5a ieaa
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CHEMICAL wRIF1NG FLUID
MADE BY
LAUGHLIHs BUsHFIRLD, Wheeliux. va.

lOdGm1C.AA WHITING FLUID
MADE BY
IAUGHLIEs BUsHFIRID, Wheeling, va.
? y0ulWaut an Ink, that will not fade, iuso the
..i ID CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
If you want a jet black Ink, use the
CHEMICALWRITING FLUID.
II you want Ink that hows freely, use the, Is, f.s
cHEAucALWRITING FLUID. I
II you want Ink that will not gum, use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
II you want a better Ink tlan Arnolds, use the
cHEAIcAS WHITING FLUID.
If you want TO patroniEe home merits, use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. -.
II You want 70 save money, buy the
OHEGIoAL WRTTISa FLUID.
If you want to pI:ass your customers, buy the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
If you want eheap, as wen as good Ink, buy the
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
At the Capitol N Washington City thiy use the
H. s9 CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID u-.i. 4l
At the Capitol Of Pennsylvania they use the, 70. Z
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID. tn -!
At the Capitol Of Ohio they use the rssll Hsl liI
= CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol Of New Jersey they ube the .-1
p - CHEMICAL WRITING PLUID. - ,s5s-
At the Capitol of Maryland they use the
i- CHEMICAL WRITINGBLUID.a 7ase.
At the Capitol of Virginia they use the a .3al
1rl CHRmoALiWRITING RLUID.i ~ f-j-
Pifty cents Is the retail pTiee for quart of the
o. CHEMICAL WRITING HLuID. aseHr :.
Thirty cents is the retail pries fopints Of the Ti
Il t CHEMICAL WRITING PBUID. r5s1is
Twenty cents l. the retail price for half pnts OF the
3o CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID .e4flr q
Ten cents 4 the retail price ior9uarer sints Of the
4ito CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID ...s-n,
Wholesale delers are entItled tOs discount on The
- cHEMIeAL WRITING HLUD.s ti.i 7.
Bankers who want an lndellbIs Ink should uss tha
2 CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. -
Merchants who want Their books % look ven must
use the CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID. A2 R45
An Government 6meials shbuId dss the sl1F D
UHR1noAL WHITING FLUID. Eshss
An county and city oleia.t shoaId use the - ill
- CHKSiIcAL WRITING PLutn.
Every one that writes any docdnaent shoaId uie
5! - LAUGHLINs 4 BUSHFIREDB bfl A9l
o CELEBRATED CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
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= sPbciAL N0IIoLs Double the above rates.
Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
ding to the occupied and the number of
,AlladyertisementsfrOm traussnt persons or stranE
ers, to be paid for ia adpaHce. 81
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year.
or So for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square,
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and ali
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
well all legal Advertisements and advertisements
ofauction sales and real estate by them mus.
be paid for at the usual rates. 57S -
A8-Adyertisements not accompanied with writteh
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. zi
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nonY1l-'595
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& New Spring ana Summer
-DRY GOODS,

IiHE subscriber has now received and opened $50
i cases Of new Spring and Summer Ijry Goods
which will be sold wholesale and retail 1t lower
prices than ever before. Having purchased eonsid-
erahle more thanI intended as bought ali kinds OF
go9ds Tor Cash and at less price than at any other
seasoh am determined to dispose OF them according
ly, and will sell lld o. 1lsili III Es'1t'
BEST AIERKlAIACIS, COCHRSo, and other Calf
Goes Of equal grade NJ l2IS ceuts a yaId. Second
quality cast color. az o.. I-.-- - -
BLEACHED MUSLIN. yard wide, best quality af
l2l 80 wide at lOr per tar,l. =
uNBLEACIED MUSLIN, such as sold 3 weeks
ago At lS7Ie- will now sell ut l21ze, and others
very good at 1Oc- = 3D. -
ALL OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
BLACK SILKS, which sold always at 81. iaII, per
yard, 1 viii sell Mt 81 lle fGl - or q
In FANCY SILKS have all the latest novelties.
An eGceiled quality Of Barred Summer SIIk AZ only
Soc yard. * i5-
ENGLISH BERES Is. worth 25e. for l2Jkc.
LuPEN'S BBfsEE is, Vrurth 81 iIc. for Die rs
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, all qualities and
prices.
CHALLIES 3 De LANES asIovv ~ l2Ile a ward.
Also large stock and variety Of Spring and sum
mer SHAbSlSs CL0AKS Z &MANTILLAS, AZ the very
lowest pr ces.
SEEbLEwoRKs In every variety; Collars worth
Soc, for only 25c- . ~
CARPETs-fO pieces all tyIes cheaper than ever.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii find that
my Wholesale department q more enmpietO than at
any previous season. andT M sell goods cheaper In
such quantities as they requfro than they eDIld be
bought in the Eastern cities.
3 lh0 y Aiiinfi ~ AI4EX- HEY8IAN!4
mh2l7d&E E5tn 1a5 ;aiain st., Wheeling, Va.
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Rorder state EmanoIpe.Ioh

ti4-sl ElVul tho fGNHNfIoEk heEllQ.l
OoRREsPoEDEaoE BBTWEES THE PRRsIDRNT
AND TIE BoRDRR STATE REPREsENTA-
TIvRs. s=21s is q
twas iutendsdito give 70 the pablic the
recent correspondence between the Presi-
dent and the border State representative
The majority response OF the latter was
handed to the President to-day. He ex-i
pressed his Willingness for its publication,
but by some strange misapprshension of
the usefulness of q worn out concern, the
only copy not in the hands of the Presi-
dent. who cannot be found to-night, has
been given to = local paper here noted; for
its beggarly dependence upon Government
sop, and the disloyalty- of the chief bene-
lficiary of all that it receives. 1t has long
been known to loyal men in this commuui-
ty that this concern affords onIyia seanty
living TO a very essimAble gentleman of the.
old school, while its profits are swallowed
up by a dapper individual that mana pes il,
who, one year ago, when loyaity in WASH
ington was scarce was regarded as among
the most dfsloyal of our citizens, and has
maintained this character until converted
by q few fat contracts. This establish-,
msnt having obtained possession of this
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9atlggutelligeuter
TnR1Is Of ApvERpIsINe.

TwKLvE SOLID LINES OF NoNPAEE11 (sE oNx 1ScH, )oB
s LESS, MAKE A BQuARE. II
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CAREoN or
saVings Bank of Wheeling,

.oaee, Nain-St., be.,oeeis Monroe and Union.
n EoNRY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT DRPosIT
Nl Interest paid on Special Deposits. Collections
promptly attended to- Exchange on the East bought
aud sSld. tT10S. II. LIST President.
SASrL p HILDRETH, Treasurer. Jan143bs.
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HAPPINEss OR MTsERYp
THAT Is NEE olnEs3rIoN

VNHE PToprietOrs Of the 'sPAHIsIAN CABINET OF
i -W0NDEES, ANATOMY, and lEIDICINtss have
Determined regardless Of expsnge % issue rOa (Enr
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