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AnlnsEments.
WASHINGTON HALL.
SATURDAY EVENING. DEC. g. 1855.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
ARTEMUs Wards
Farewell Nights I'm America.
ARTEBIUs WARDS HUMoRt

ARTESIUS WARDS HUMoR!
"More humorous than any other humor.
The grin Is broader. under the mask of which
Hes n not the deepest wisdom, most sterling
common sense. Readers must buy the book
for themselves Chambers Journal, London.
A. WARD AMONG THE hIORMONs.
The public are respectfully informed that
this will most positively be ARTEMUS
WARDS only night in Wheeling, prior to
his departure for England, where arrange
ments are already being perfected for his early
appearance at Egyptian Hall, London,
The pictorial part or his entertainment en-
braces
EIGHTEEN COLOSSAL PAINTINGS.
Faithfully photographIng, on a gigantic scale,
the streets of Salt Lake City, and the sinF;li
larry beautiful Valley OF Utah. The ACCOM-
PanytnE descriptive Lectures by ArtemuH
Ward VIII be cheerful. The success Of this
entertainment has been so marked that 1t Is
perhaps proper to refer to IL here. Common
cling In the City OF New York, II was given at
Dodworth Han for one hundred consecutive
nights to densely crowded houses. It's sue
cess subsequently, in Boston Philadelphia,
baltimore, Washington, Chicago, and st,
Louis, was no less positive and brilliant.
Admission so cents. Reserved seats rs cents
Reserved seats for sale at ]. B. MellorIs Mu-
sic Store, Main street. Sale of reserved seaIg
will commence Thursday morning, Nov. 80
Doors open at q commence at O'clock.
novSO-3t JNO. p. SMITH, Director.
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HATS AND GAPS.
g. n. PRATHER

g. N. PRATHER,
No. so MAIN STREET.
s A LWAYS ON HAND A CHOICE AND
n r0 Jared stock OF Hats and Caps for Mems
Being desirons Of establishing a permanent
unueJ both in the city and surrounding conn.
age can rely on being supplied with f6e III
goods at the lowest figures
40 Sio punt merchants are particularly reques-
noVlt -. 8. n. PRATHER
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On Tuesday evening, the 2lst inst, ut Grace
Church, by the Rev. d. Pendlefon. NJ WI
nIAN G. EOFF to Miss NANSIR W.. dauEh-
ter of Col. 7. q. Williamson, OF Lexington.
st. Louis Republ,canplease copy,
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ARE you posted as to the peculiar
properties of Phalon's 'tNight Bloom
ing CereusF" Its,fragrance is the i'm
prisoned breath of unwithered tropic
becoms, suspended in the purest medi-
um ever used DIX and concentrate any
perfume. 1t is the most indelible as
well us the most soothing and entranc-
ing of all delicious odors. Sold every
where. TJE JV~ ~
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Are You GrevP

IF so. DON'T PAY 81 90 PER BOTTLE
4 Tor Hair Regenerators" when Won can OH
tam the "ReciPe" for making the same. Al
cost OF only few cents a bottle. viii
MaLInpt the Recipe to restore Grey Hair 10 a
oeautliul Hack, Brown, or Auburn, or what
ever may have been its original color. n Il
MOI humbug, nor dye but Restorer II
VII VII nor STAN particle. twin prevent the
halr nom falling on, promote the growth. re-
move all heat, humoFs and dRndruff from the
sSS1slp rendering the hair soft, glossy and Of a
been published. I win send II BY retIiTn mai
post paid, on receipt Of one dollar o. a cI1r1
Fe nSy77- AqareSs vs. s A. EATON,
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For Sale, Cheap
Valuable Property for Sale

T OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY BRICK
Il block OF store houses, on Main street. now
occ upied by Geo. Il. Taylor, as dry good
store; John H. Hall, as q saddler shop, and
clemens O. Co, as cabinet warerooms.
II not sold by the 18th of December next,
VIII rent the same for next year.
THOMAS HORNBROOK,
Office, Custom House.
Residence, No. 20 Eo6 street, Fifth ward.
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THE New York papers are full of n
divorce case in that city, the details of
which excite good deal of interest.
Tho circumstances are in brief that
the wife of Mr.. Peter Strong mistook
Mr.. Edward Strong for her husband,
the said Peter, and the mistake having
been repeated oitener than suited AIR.
Peter Strong, he thinks it better to
dissolve the relation which would rem
der such mistakes possible in future
The reporters pander to the public
greed for scandal by dishing up the de,
tails with even more than verbatim
cxactneSs.
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Meeting of Merchants and
Business Men.

WE THE UNDERSIGNED FEELING
w the want of a Chamber Of Commerce, o.
Boad OF Trade, in the City, and believing Il
would be of great advantage, recommend {
meeting OF the Merchants and Business men
on the I'd dRY of December, 1855. al
Washington Hail, at o'clock p. M, to take
into consideration such measures ns may bC
necessary to carry It into effect.
List, Morrison & Co. He Harbour
DeWey, vance q Co Berger q Hoffman
Maxwell, Campbell & RTFriend & Son
T1ngle VIM Graham
JOS "A Metc9lf Clemens q Co
wagner q Co & @ Mendel & Co
Paxton, DOnlon & A Schwertferger
ORlebey w w BIanchPr5 A, "a
gohn Hopkins II Schmulbach & Co
John Hamilton & Co il Hobbs, Son 4 CO
b Caldwell TIL Lognn & Co
Sweeney, Bell & Co Joseph Bell q Co
AcheSon, Bell d Co Ott Son q Co
Pryor. HandlAn & Co G w FranzheIm
Dodson q BROS Sweeneys & Co
y RoSenthRl & Co w. ] Cots & Co
Minship, Woods q Co Harry & Stewart
X Lewis q Co Chapman q Co
w W Miller Harper a BrO
] d Dubois, Secr'y Bel-M Reilly
mont NAH Works Col n Matthews
held q Co Q L Zane & Co
Alex Rogers ma PoIInrI~
John Mcneil & Co BuEbey, little &Co
amman q Mayman II Darlington & Co
r Porter & Co Mark Ieyis EeC'Sy Nor,
Crangle, Daizell & Co way Iron Mani q 7S'F'
Speidei q InderTleden Connolly, Ford & Co
PC Hndreth & Bro ] Bodley q Son =
3 N Prather Riplev C0yvI q 70
I 9 Delaplain & Son o jackson
6SSelIey, w oodWard &CoMarshall Jackson
Norton, Mendenhau B Ford
$50 Chns H Berry
McCieuan Knox r ] Berry go
Booth, Battelle & Co ii q JHnhFsG1
Laughlins q BushfeldG w PIImphreS
S SEeer q lang A NJ Adams & Co
Mneat q sons A Allen Howell
Z Stlle Schultz & TTuschell
tHIooihSon bros Dillon, Thompson &Co
1nTuSSustuS Folack II B Armstrong
McCabe, KRAFT & Co Jacob HoTnbroolr
Stein Brothers Stone 4 ThomSS
w D SawteIl & Bro A Turner & On
Simpson q Wilson &c Cooner
Rhodes & Singleton SIP HIIdretb OaSb
] 4 Lakin & 60 Gibson IsnnR ToSI,l.
Q ] Rawling Co 6 Brady
] NJ Ewing & Co Reed. Eroft Er,o "f'
Alex Euston CIorreli (, ri -
Mm rare Dunlevy &Co
j ID dobbS, Brocknin-Donel 4 Gray
,er q 20 d Cushing
N G Arthur, SecretaryJ b DetwiiarECn
Franklin Ins Co A ] PanneIi
noV2S-td
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TwentY.fYe Dollars Reward.

CTOLEE FROM THE CUSTOM House
y Square on Saturday evening the 25th OF
November, between flve and six O'Clock o, m.
q dark brown Mare, supposed to be II or II
years old. When stolen, she had on q horned
saddle and riding birdie. The Mare Is stove
In the shoulders and travels stifK. The above
reward VIII be paid as follows: $40 for the
mare or so for the mare and thief.
JNO. r. JOHNSON,
80 ~ CaldwelHs Run, Ohio CO., w. Va.
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THEquestion of cotton raising In the
Southern States is under active con-
sideration by the Boston Board OF
Trade, who propose, for the furtherance
of the object, that government aid in
organizing and sustaining the laboring
classes by those means and resources
which more strictly pertain to it, and
cannot be reached through private
capital.
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IT is reported that the presidents DO.
sition on the Mexican question is. tbat
while we are not Indifferent to trans.
piring events in Mexico, yet interference
on our part Is unnecessary"
Maximilian's Journey to Yucatau
was prevented by a threat from Marshal
Bazaine that, in case such a step should
be taken by the emperor, he (Bazaine,
would Immediately return to France.
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SpFftaI aIptiffs.
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
VIII cure the Itch In 4s hOuz.
Also cures Salt RheuIn, Ulcers, ChilbIaIns
and all EruptIons of the skin. Price 50 cent.
For sale by all Druggists.
BY sendingt0 cents to WEEKS & POTTER
sole Agents. 40 Washington street Boston,
Mass, 1t will be forwarded by mail. free Of
postage, toany part Of the United States.
7. H LOGAN & CO.,
wholesale Druggists, Agents for Wheeling.
-------.-s..
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
H- Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair,
No more rancid PomAdes!!
Eomore rancid PomadesiI
You want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness
II you want to be rid of Dandruf,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle.
LAUGHLNs 9 BUsHFIELD,
juA Wheeling, W. Va.
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COCO CREAM ron TH HAM.

COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni.
versal demand, Is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EMOLLIENT its ma
ture, FRAGRAETLY SCENTED, and en-,
tremely BENEFICIAL In Its action upon the
kin; For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
ooO1s OealerA marl5-lyd&W
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StorapaI-Cnrnhl

Storage !-Cumberland.
HAVIEG RENTED THE LARGE WARE
~ rooms adJoininE Clabaugh & Rhind' 3
Liquor establishment, we arc prepared TO
I ISke goods OF all kinds on storage, at as rea-
sohaDIe rates as can be had in the city
p HARRISON 4 JENKINS
Srocers, corner Bait 4 Mechanics SIS.
cumberland, Nd, Nov. %. noV2s-Iw
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Train for the west.

ON AND AFT MERRE 4IIF z, Noy. 2lst. 1886.
NJ Der, the Passengers ana u SyS 80 ems
he SaIs i 10 me West will be ION
so n. nj az Oh ne = q Q. R. R. Co at 40 a M
or f6s n ~, n Sn S leave Benwood on The SS1iI1a7
ISSi =, y. r. r. trains at iIs10 M n,tai
noY22-tf
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For Sale Cheap,

For Sale Cheap.
ETNHE DESIRABLE THREESTORY BRICK
dWelnng, on John street, East Wheeling.
containing seven rooms and suitable mi
buildings. This property is In good tenant
hoIe oruer, and at present occupied by Mr.
blanchard. This lot OF ground fronts on :Tohn
street q feet, running back to the alley 10
feet. For terms, Sc, see -'-
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
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For Sale.
New Books

New Books.
lust RECEIVED, "OUR MUTUAL
q Friend" by Dickens, and all other new
MAGAzIEEs-Harper's,E Eclectic, Peterson.
Cooley, Frank Leslies. Demorest, DC a, and
lor baie by JOSEPH GRAVES,
noVES No. 80 Monroe street.
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No wonder the supervisors of JefIer-
son refused to recognize the Charlcstown
farce rs an election. 1t would have been
very strange had they done otherwise.
In regard to Morgan, we conversed
yesterday with citizen of that county,
who informed us that the supervisors
rejected the returns from two precincts,
Rock Gap and Timber Ridge. In these
precincts about eighty returned rebels
Voted-having so intimidated the in
spectors that they were afraid to enforce
challenges. F.a -
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

All volunteers in Imprisonment for
desertion are to be Immediately releas-
ed. 4
me tolAl [ecelpts from internal Kew
s, nue Srn Noo 'ne SUN Oh une' amount to
'ilO''VU'VU
In the Missouri House, on Monday,
resolutions favoring negro suffrage
were indefinitely postponed by avote OF
% a TO o. f., =.
In me = D ' ness OF the patent once TINS
SeSl - m.cn iaI lse thah lor any one
s SUI. ,sl uen NOV. over 0VO more patents nav
'"s Oeon iSS"eu
The Military Commission which tried
WIZ has not yet been dissolved, and
1t IS considered not unlikely that Capt.
Winder may no brought to trial before
IT,
AN statements to the effect that the
Ftesla l!It mas expressed dissatisfaction
win MI. Coifaxs speech, are pro-
ho 't, by the President htmselfto be
"l lln loundatlon.
The grand jury in the United States
District Court at Knoxville, Tennessee,
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Neither would I like to be under
stood as suing for the admission of any
southern members of Congress to the
floor of the House, to do which, if de-
sired it, would be altogether un-
authorized. The manner in which the
parties elected would act, In regard to
the question of their admission, is, OF
course, a matter which they must de.
eide for themselves. For my own part,
however, have no idea that Congress
will be troubled by them with importu-
mites on the subject. The point of in
terest Is one of legal principle, concern
ing the organization of our highest
Legislature, and II subject of serious con-
Sderation TO the country at large.
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GENFLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
NO. as water street.
WHEELING, W. va.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARR
best selected stocks OF - - ~ '--iN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03

" NEIAND LANUO-IU AIL " AN IINU
FARMS.-Lsrgs and thriving settlement, mild and
beautiful climate 30 miles south OF Philadelphia by railroad
Rich soil which produces large crops which be
growing Ten twenty and y tracts at from S15t J5
per acre. payable within four years Good business openings
Tor manufactures aud Ctho: churches, schools and good
ciety IL Ia the improving place East or Wcs,.
Hundreds setting sad building The beauty with which
the place 10 aid unsurpassed Letters Gaswercd Papers
coaninz reports and giving in information win be sent free
Address CHAS 4. LANDS, Nineland Post-Olce. Cubsr.
and Co.. N j. From Report Of Soi0R Robinson, ASricDa al
Editor Of The Tribune Is Of The mat exte4sre tsrfie
ya1, in an almo.. iepei yoo and suitable condition for
pleasant farming that ws kg0w Of ps aide " ne Wsstsrn
pydiyics.
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A. ~ MgRwTS Arc,ionee.
DY BANGS, MERWlN & Co., Nos, GA anc
- Cs6 Broadway cor. of 4th.st-Ssles OF Books, Sta
tionery Pictured Work. OF Art Fancy Good Furniture &c
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No a?o
se Ywav ncsrly opposite S. Nicholas Ho.eL-GEO a LIZA
W.T. Auctionaf 6Y j. l.. Coo.es CCnsinment' soicea.
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Y ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
4 ARRANGEMENr-I .eaves New. York James. slip snd
3as Fast River Tor GrecuDor, Sac arogr hanptons Aes
OF For Yaphank, Lakeland. sp, Babylon and FARM
ins1ae, at . q. IN. and p. Umni1g through q
GTeenpors, SATURDAY evennes For syosset at 10Y
=. n and p. M tSteges connect for Gold spnnA
Oyster Bay aad untington For Htmps,ead JAMAICA -
Winfield at . aud 1880 a m. and 3, and y. M. - :,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 3itbst, EAo
River at 9l5a m for YaphanN stopping at all Sarons sD
cent Hampstead and Syosse Excnr.on Tickets for this ss
AZ reduced ratea A. REASONER. Superintendent
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r.,rMBFR LAND-FoR SALE in Pennyl-

ysuia lsac, of1lMBER LAND Of about tevtu heuana
acres This land heavily covered with excellent timber In
loo tou aordng rare facilities 0f safe an rrpd taupria
1itc in1putabe. portion Of TIE puIch base money
cau refuain bond snd nodrlg'. Address Box no. ~
~ llsde phia Po. Once Penney vania.
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Gales bn AuftIon.

AUCTION SALE of CONDEMNED
"A HORSES. - n.x,
WAsHNGros CRY, Jan. % igdJ ;
VIII be sold at public auction to the highest oidder " Da
timore, Md, on ,oex
ONF HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY NURSES;
IT. b,ye been condemned unlt for the cavalry
For road and farming purposes many good bargains may De
hsl. - -. IN. ., and vxi,l
be L.d az Phillip Government Stables, corner oil faca anu
Tern.--Cash, in United States currency ,vry
JAMES A. EKlN,
Col I'm charge First Division q. NJ u ".
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CRiE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot o
NETWORK and EW.HAvEN RAILROAD
1854 WINTER ARRAN0EMENT, 1905

TRAINS LEAVE NEWYoRH, 21THsr AND sra
AVENUE.
For New Haven, 100 soOEx.,) lLooa M; u H. (ErJ
800, fEx.) as5 43o aid sec (EN,) p. IN.
For BRIDGEPORT 100. 500, (E.Nl llJO m l2io ltxJ
800. (Ex..l 3.l5 SO and 500 tEx..) p II.
For Milford and Stratord 100 il.30 T. m 3i5 in, p n
FOR faEG,i Southport and Wes.poi, 200, ll3os IN aA
sop.
34j. 40. $50 800 tES,l p III.
For Dsrcn 100 $50, ll.30 a 39. i30. $50 ?. m.
For Greenwich 200 $50 l30a m ;345 40 $50 0p0
For Stamford zoo 20 Oh so, li.J0 "a No. l2l5 lEA1
800. (EID } -. 4 80. $50, 6.30 500 (EA.b D. IN -
For Po Chester and niermeiate stations sO0 $50 LID
a. N. 3.i5, s.Jc 40, ESQ 100 ?. m.
COSnEC TING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield 800 u lEx) 900 (EK a0
y.
For Boston, via Shore Line, ?.l5, (Ex..) s.oop. m.
For Hartford and Springfield, 800 (EI) u w. tExl ~
Ex.,) TBS 900 p. -
10. Connecticut River Railroad 20 IN. (Ex) l2l3p.
10 Montreal. LOO D. to NorthGmpton. -
For Hartford Providence and fhki Railroad AGO, iEE,l
For Haven. New London and Stonins.on Rairoada
e.00 A. IA. AIS, 800. $50 p. N.
For Can, Railroad l2.l5 D. M to Northampton.
For Houiatonic Railroad 8.
For Naueainck Railroad, 8.0ua. m, 800 p
For Dsibury and Norgsk Railroad, 100, $50 u, -
p. m.
Commolious Sleeping Cars attached 70 500 p m train.
JAMES Ii. HOYr. SuVt
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FOURTH EDrrioS.
GNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1865.
THE FOURTH EDITION OF
THIS POPULAR ANNUAL
NOW READY.
In edition TO The usual
CALENDAR AND ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS
CONTAINS:
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Party Platforms OF lscs Baltimore snd Chicsgo),
The Rebel Government, Congresupen &c,
6lsveholders' Rebellion Chronicle Of Wa Eyents,
Native States Of the American born People.
Election Returns for President GOVERNOR Consres,mep
&C. In 1904 compared with the Presidential Vote in 1850,
State Csptal Governor Salaries Tus Legislatures ne
Time Of State ElectiOnsi
Territorial Capitals and Governors,
Popular Vote BY States for 1856, 1860 and 1864
Vote Of s6o esborsey snayzed and compared By Popua
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THE EARLIEST CHURCHES
NETWORK AND ITS VICINITY.
GABRIEL 7. DISOSWAY.
GABRIEL ?. DIsosWAY.
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS

"Wsk about Zion and round about her tell the towers
Hereof Mak We well her buwsgks consider her palaces,
hat ye may tel il the generations following -PsALi%
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE Pas.
SENDER TRAINS LEAVE EEN-lORk, Wis. the m
R4iwey, from foo; OF Chambergsi., RUNNING THRouSn
40 CLEVELAND, o., WifhOUT CHANGE or IA xa
connecting with RAILROADS for oil principal cities In TIE WEE
This road j. being extended and will soon IN eomssee
running order TO Mansfield Gallon Urbans, Dayton CiucS
n. Vi. GOODMAN. Cen. ticket Al. III. r swEErsER
Meadyils Ia General SupA
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HyHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE-
vJ,HE pELOUBET HARMONIOUS AM

TINHE PELOUBET HARMONIOUS AND
l. ORGAN HARMONIOUS. with their smooth, pipe Ike
quality Of tones and greatly superior pedals confidently
offered the beat Of their esss and tho closest examination
solicited.
Three Banks keys and pedals No $500
Two Bank. hey, and pedals No. 2, t415 No, 3... 3;3
One Bank keys and pedals No $500 No. 3...... 223
Sinse reed superior ooctaye $l20 4ocave....... 100
6end for circular TO the general depot. Addeu NJ
PELTON. No 6al Broadway, Newly
CAUri0S-Though Of smia APPEARANCE these instruments
must be COMPOUNDED with the socaed Cabinet Organs
the harsh tones OF which carefully avoided.
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Bcar0 an0 Rooms.

A YOUNG MAN desires BOARD in Brook
N lyn It must be convenient to Wall and Fulton
Ferries ard in good location private family preferred
Address HOME. Box No. 1893 Tribune Office.
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Tbi. elegant volume contains full record Of all the earliest
xhurches o. Newton and it, vcniiyan authentic, yiua-
abe and highly entertaining history of the early religious
seeuens from many Of which have sprung the most cee-
bted of our existing churches The authors Researches hey
been and and afford complete record oil
AL our early churches.
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Al. BLEFcKER, Auciioneer.
un,rIa 4 10. ~. - 4 IL ID AfIVl

a. ]. bLLFtKER, hutIIOI'.I,. ,,,,,x,,o ma
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE PATTEN' HO.
"A TEL.-A. j. BLEECKER SON CO VII sen AZ
AIICTION A, the Exchange Sales ROOM No III Bosdwsyi
Propcr,y belonging tne estate OF John fattl
known Il, PAiTEHS HOTEL" Nos z's and Zsl oIeeh
ych a. on the Fast side, between Murray and Warreis,s
The two lot. compose po, Of ground 81 feet on
st. 81 feet inches deep the north side I'll fest ~ c
on Nm. south sde nnd 20 feet inches wide In the rear sara
tin.n.ou. all more or less The Hotel il butt on the ente
io which contsns the Hotel proper and Two ny pooa'
ore, and Harber shop in the boseruent Inc entire pen
es ar, now rented for $500 per Tie premises Sie
reid bv leases from Thrifty Church Corporation hayng -
year from May lodJ at ground rent u P''" WIN
lie privlese Of a renewa Of y Yeas.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
IN Daily,
For Providence Direct
The new and fplcrdd steamers
ELECTRA AND GALAlEAt

;
Having Superior Accommodation fyr PassengeIs sno
yreieh Win eaye Pier No n North River foot OF ROBIN
son street. Daily (SundAyf excspiedl. 1t 4 p m
Connecting ~ Providence with the m for Boston.
The ELECTRA, Capt. J. ". NYE. viii iraye A."'forA
TbeGALkTEA, Capt WI. JONES, every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
IL Rf,i.ht taken az Propeller Rates. , .
for ii. comfort and safety Of passengers and their acite' io
the transportation of Freight $500 u.,,
l they arrive in Providence hour esriy enough 70 Sc
cure III derd Ia the hFs accommodation ua'n 'o
Boston. arriving IN Bos'on AZ a. m. ,o..c
For Information IN ressrd TO fsisht te sppy TO isAA'
81 TICKET, sta,croonnI o. Berths, Apply to w NJ I'D
WAPDc Gen.rsl TicEe, Agent, Pier No. ~ North RIVER