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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-03

WE have once more upon our table
the ancient Richmond Enquirer, at one
time the most notable political sheet,
not excepting the National IrteLtigencer,
in this country. The new paper re-
sembles the old very closely, save in
the present amplitude of it's columns,
its better typography, and its more
modernized makeup. The old heading
is there, however, and so is the inevita-
BILE capitol building, and the white flag
of Virginia still flies from the front
gable. while the stars and stripes re-
main at the rear. We miss the old
familiar names of "Tyler, Wise & Allie
gree" and in their stead we read simply
''TyIer & Coleman." Wean know what
became of poor Jennings Wise.
We are rather pleased with this initial
number of the Enquirer. An evident
ambition is manifested to court and re-
gain an ancient prestige. We hope, how
ever, that future very different from
its past awaits it, save as respects its
material prosperity. We never could
wish we'll to its old pernicious and de-
structive heresies. We can only hope
that the Enquirer in the days to come
will be as potentiaf Gpr good, as we con-
ceived it was in days Psst potential for
evil. And we take this Clip from its
s,lutatory to be the indication. of very
different career: e"
That great cause at whose cradle we
sat, and whose hearse we followed, has
gone down forever; its great issues dg'e
dead, and its principles forever lost.
However tender and dear may be its
memories, we shall not seek to revive
its issues or reaniInute its hopes. We
shall turn our attention and devote all
our energies to the living present, and
cSd2Gvor to exercise some influence fol
good to our people and State in the un.
certain future.
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Mr.. MCPHERSON, the Clerk of the
House, in making up the roll of mem
beers, is compelled to conform TO the fol-
lowing act, passed in March, 1868:
That before the first meeting of the
next Congress, and of every subsequent
Congress, the Clerk of tho next proceed
ing House of Representatives shall
make II roll of the Representatives
elect, and place thereon the names of
all persons, and of such persons only,
whose credentials show that they were
regularly elected in accordance with the
laws of their States respectively, or the
laws of the United States.
He constructs his duty to be to place
no name of Representatives from late
rebel States upon the roll, for the fol-
lowing reasons:
First, Tint no law of the United
States authorizes the election of Repre-
sentatives i'll any of the insurrectionary
States.
Second, That no law of any of the
States authorizes an election held mt the
call of Il Provisional Governor, and
from which large numbers of legally
recognized voters (the unswOrn rebcls)
are excluded.
How, then, Che asks can any names
be placed on the roll as from these
Suites? And he adds that there can
be no legal Government in any of the
insurrectionary States, until Congress
recognizes it; and without legal Gov
eminent there can be no legal Repre-
sentatives.
The Governor of South Carolina is
sure that Representatives from that
State will have the same right to seats
as those from Massachusetts, but it is
very certain that Congress will not
"see it, in that light. The Presidents
plan will be tortured and twisted most
severely, in order to adapt it to the ne
cessities of the case, and even Mr.. Sew
ard SHES ut the logical sequence of
that plan, instructs the Governor of
Georgia upon point of State legisla-
ton, and informs him that his State
"can't come in" if it acknowledges the
rebel debt.
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Awny with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!!
Nomore rancid Pomades :!
You want something elegant,
If you admire delicious Perfume,
Ifyou desire soft and silky Hair,
If you want your Hair preserved,
If you want your Hair to grow
If you want to prevent premature Badness
If you want to be rid of Dandruf;
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream,
Price IS cents n bottle.
For sale by
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
JuA Wheeling, w. Va.
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THE SWEET SOUTH VIM breotbirr
DER beds of violets, is not more fraG7
rant than SoZoDoNT. And the aroma
which it exhales, communicated itself to
the breaths of all who use this marvel
Gus dentifrice, white teeth, ruddy gums
sweet mouth, and the certainty of
enjoying these desirables in perpetHity.
are among the blessings derived from
the use of Sozodont. oc27-3eod.
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WPwere glad to receive a mOmen-
49, call from our old hiendL n. Hag-
o a1 ESQ. as he passed through the
city last evening en- route from his old
home in Preston. county to his new
Nome near Chicago. Our citizens,
generally, will remember him as Sec
Tetary of the Commonwealth for the re-
stored government of Virginia. He
was universally respected in our midst
for his capacity as an officer and his
high integrity of character.
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Ohio County
Circuit Court.
Lizzie s. Knox and Annie

Lizzie s. Knox and Annie Circuit Court.
j. Knox.
ETIHE DEFENDANTS WILL TAKE NO
j uce that the undersigned petitioner filed
his petition in the Circuit Court of Ohio coun-
ty, at October Rules, 1865, praying the said
Scribed portion oflot No. 0. in the addition to
the City of Wheeling, laid out by VIM. W.
Shrtver, beginning at the north east corner of
said lot No. 0, thence west with Centre street
70 feet, thence south in straight line, at right
angles, with Centre street to the Southern
boundary of said lot, thence east with the
southern boundary ofsaid lot to the southeast
corner thereof, and thence north with the
eastern boundary of said lot to the place of
beginning, owned by Lizzie S. Knox, subject
to the dover right of Annie b. Knox and that
the said petition will be for hearing at the De-
cember term, 1866, of said court
CHESTER D. KNOX
Guardian ofLiZzie $. Knox, petitioner.
John q: Chandler, Solicitor for petitioner.
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A letter from Texas says that the
State is fast attaining its former pros
perity; civil authority resumes its sway;
postofices are being opened, and stages
begin their old routes. Governor
Hamilton's administration is uniyer-
sally approved.
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A HEAVY DRAw.-The Hancock, O.,
Courier has the following:
If, as the poet says,
"Beauty draws us with single hair, ("
then what-oh! tell us whatSmust he
the effect of a modern WATERFALL
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The Richmond city Council have
passed an ordinance repeating all ordi-
nances or parts of ordinances relating
to negroes or negro slavery.
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Cash for Grain.

NNHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL, PAY CASH
l. lorgrain delivered mt their warehouse cor
ner o. Market and Quincy streets
oc2O GORRELI, &: co.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

VIII cure the Itch in 48 nouns.
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChiIblafns,
and all ErupiOnS of the Skin. Price so cents
For sale by all Druggists
BY sendtngf GO cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
sole Agents, lIO Washington street, Boston,
Mass, 1t will be forwarded by mail, free oi
postage, toany part of the United States.
Sepl98ma
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me ChOlera--The Ice-BagR Remedy.

me ChOlern-The Ioe-Bag Remedy.
In letter to the London Times, DIR.
John Chapman gives an interesting ac-
count of the result of HIS treatment of
cholera patients at Southampton, by
the application of ice bags to the spine.
he states the points of his theory as
follows: s
"That the nausea, vomiting, copious
discharge of the well-knnown rice
water stools, cold sweat and peculiar
odor from the body, are due to the
combined action of the hyperemic spi-
nal cord and sympathetic nervous CEN
tors, in the same manner us they induce
phenomena of the like kind, though
less in degree, in cases of summer di-
arrhoea, and of sea sickness when it is
accompanied with diarrhOea
"That cholera is neither contagious
nor infectious in any sense whatsoever,
except through the depressing influ-
enceS of fear.
"That cholera may be completely
averted, and, when developed, cured by
modifying the temperature of the spinal
region"
Alter detailing the symptoms of two
cases of cholera which fell under his
observation, DIR. Chapman offers the
following suggestions for the use of the
ice-bag:
81. The cold must be applied along
only anarrow strip-not more than four
inches broad in the adult-down the
very centre of the back.
2. "rhe cold must be dry, not wet,
''8. The ice-bag should be continued
along the whole spine only until the
cramps and algidesymptoms have been
"4. The ice-bag should be continued
along the lower half of the spine until
vomiting and purging cease.
IS. The patient should be Rssiduously
watched, to guard, in the stage of reac-
ton, against cerebral or pulmonary
congestion, the development of which
will be facilitated by continuing the ice
too long in the cervical and dorsal re-
| gions.
So. If such COMPOSITIONS should occur
they will be denoted by heaviness, in.
coherency, wandering andby laborious
breathing, and may be subdued by
applying the double-columned water.
| Dag, ut temperature of one hundred
and twenty degrees, along the lower
part of the neck, and between the soap.
| ule.
''7. If it be necessary to induce sleep
this may be done by the same bag, APP.
piled in the same way.''
CASES NEAR LONDON.
Twelve cases of cholera and foul
deaths have occurred Mt Epping, Eng
land-a market town in the county o
Essex, ten or fifteen miles from London
IN PARIS.
There are conflicting reports about the
cholera in Paris. a letter in the PAYS
from physician, asserts that there
have not been altogether more thar
$40 cases and 100 deaths. But the Ga
zctte DIES HupitGILr, medical journal
states that there have been between 5Ot
and 600 cases, and that there are nov
from ITO to 12O cases in the two hospi
tails Beaujon and Lariboisiere. It is
agreed on all hands, however, that the
miniShinp
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WnSh innInIn nntnlnn.. 1E.I. -


WHEREAS BY SATISFA Glory EVIL
w uence presented to the undersigned, IT
mus been made TO appear that s.'FiIc IN.
LIoEnI Sayings Bank of EHheeIinP.s >,
IN the City of Wheeling, in the County of Ohio
ana state of WeSt Virginia, has been div
organized under and according TO the reoTir6s.
menus OF the act OF Congress, entitled Nh net
10 proViden National Currency, secured nv n
pledge OF United States Bonds, and to provide
i rOT Ile elTculntton and redemption thereof
approved June Sd, 1854, and has Complied with
an InG provisions of said act required to be
S'SL pr WIN before commencing the bust
heSSs OF Ranking, under said act
Now, therefore, /, Freeman Clark. Comm
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BASE '"''I or
wheeling, Wheeling, in the City of Wheeling, in the
county OF Ohio and State of West virginia.
Is authorized to commence the 6usin5.si 0T
B9nking under the act aforesaid
IN testimony whereof WITNESS NV hnnd md
seal OF Office, this 18th day of October, 1865.
o,o FREEMAN CLARK,
oc2l-OOd No. 1911 ComntroIler
IN acceptance with the above the National
savings Bank will begin business on Weakness
day, November l, 1866.
S. p. HILDRETH, Cashier.
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DYspepsia and Fits-

Fits-A SURE CURE FOR THESE DIS
tresSing complaints is now made
fllS-known In Il treatise on Foreign and
Native Herbal preparations, publish-
FitS-ed by DR.: o. PHELPS BROWN. The
prescription was furnished him
FtS-ln such provtdentjal manner that he
-cannot cOnScientiously refuse TO make
FItS-lt known, as II has cured everybody
who has used it,never having failed in
Elts-a single cnSe. 1t is equally sure in cases
OF hts as of dyspepsia; and Ghe ingredi-
E1tS-entS may be obtained from any drug
-gist. Sent free to all on receipt of five
Flt$-GentS to prepay postage, etc. Address
,,,,-Dr. y. Phelps Brown, No. 10 Grand St,
ElIS-JeISeS Cl'y, Nj. OcSl-(td
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Landreth's Garden Seeds

TTNlIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE MADE AR
L rangements TO have on hand n complete
ply the Spring trade. We are also authorized
70 receive orders from Market Gardeners and
furnish the bill direct from Landrcth q SON
All VINO may favor us with their patronage
may may depend upon getting genuine article ut
INC growers prices Orders will he filled in
are scarce, we would urge upon all the i'm
poftance OF sending in their orders carly
GORREIL & CO.
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On the ID inst, by the Rev. John NFoftat Mr.
CHARLES +. WINCHER, OF Wheeling, w, Va.
% Mis- MARTHA WILLIAMS, OF West Wheel
ing, ONO, --. . :
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a FRENCH author is writing a treatise
on the nose, entitled 'eLa Nasomancie."
He urges that character may be infnlli-
bly, judged from the shape of the nose,
and prefixes to his book the paraphrased
motto, "show me thy nose, and will
tell thee who thou art"
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A WRITER in the Chicago Post describes
the sequel to n public banquet, which
he attended: 1.-THE next morning the
judge of the police court sent for me.
went down and he received me cor
daily. Said he had heard of the Won
derful things had accomplished at
Bryan Hall, and was proud of me. I
was a promising young man, and all
that. Then he offered toast: Guilty
or not guilty?' 1 responded in II brief
but eloquent speech, setting forth the
importance of the occasion that brought
us together. After the usual ceremo-
MES I loaned the city ten dollars"
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Tailors and Critters Wanted

A FEW GOOD CUTTERS AND TAIIORs
Neither male or female, can obtain employ,
ment, nj the highest prices, by calling inlne-
diatelyut NJ C. IEfCCJ e EoiS
Oct2I NTofV Str1nt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-03

FEVER AND AGUE has reappeared to
an unprecedented extent in that section
of the country known as ''Tide Water"
Virginia. The people are everywhere
shaking, and the mortality is lnrgely
increasing. The cause of the disease is
attributed to the loss of labor by the
civil war, which has left the rank vege-
tation to grow up untitled and uncheck-
ed, and without proper drainage.
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By the Governor of West Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION

By the Governor of West Virginia.
a PROCLAMATION,
HHNING RECEIVED AUTHENTIC IN
IL formation that the Exchange Bank of
virginia, Mt Weston, in the county OF Lewis
has refused to redeem its bills or notes in gold
and silver coin, or in leg al tender money OF the
United states: = VI VIC
l.. AKTHTR /. BoREMAN, Governor OF the
state OF West Virginia, hereby declare thai
fact, and prohibit the bills or notes of tho ~
change BanlI Of Virginia, mt Weston, in tho
County of Lewis, to be received in payment 0f
any money due to the State: And tile Iesis-
lnture not being in session i hereby nnnouSce
that am of opinion that the safety OF The
public funds require that no more money
shonId he paid TO the credit of the T,renSIlIy
INTO INTO the said Exchange Bank of Virginia, AT
weston, and call attention to the fact thai
hereafter 1t will not be lawful TO pay any sum
Of money on State account into said Bank.
- In testimony whereof hnve here
J Is unto set my hand and caused the Seal
| OF the said State to be affixed. Mt the
- Capitol in the City of Wheeiing' thus
Jun gotll day OF October, in the year Of our
Lord, eighteen hundred and sixty-five AMI
of the state the third. - anu
ARTHUR I. FOREMAN.
Oct3l-lwd
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Settlement

A LLPERsONs INDEBTEDT OTHELATE
"A firm of WIN. B. SenSeney & Co viii itIaaSa
call ana settle without further Notice iS tLo
accounts must be closed. 80 '''0
HENRY STURGEON.
OcdU-lw" Mt ThOmaS Sturgeon & C'5's
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Superior Beef Cattle.

TTTE HAVE SEVERAL FIRST GLASS
w beef cattle, one of which we will slaugh-
ter, and have for sale in market, on Friday
afternoon. We desire to call the attention of
lovers of gOO1 beef to these cattle, ms they are
very S; superior. GEO q S,I B4oSMHLET l%
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HEMPFIELD RAILRoAD OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, Pa, October "a, 1865.
TTHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HEMP
j Held Railroad Company will meet AT their
ounce; IN washington, Pennn., on the third
electlnS seven directors for the ensuing wear
JOSEPH HENDERSON,
OczS-Iw Secretary,
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gftt AdpErtisEmfuts.
For Sale
New York and. Wheeline.
House Ranted.

MY PRESENT LOCATION BEING
Nl rented to another party, 1 have to close
out my large stock entire by the first of April.
will offer great inducements to purchasers
for cash. Us. RHODES.
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Cheap Lands.

First Mutual Store Association.
TIME STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FIRST
i Mutual Store Association, OF Wheeling
will meet in American Hall CentreW heelinS
wednesday evening, November Nth Mt Z
o'clock, p. IN, for the purpose of electiIg five
Directors, and permanently organizing under
their charter. By order of the Association
JOHN C.. HERVEY,
noV2-2w Chairman of Com
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CASES NEAR LONDON

Twelve cases of cholera and four
deaths have occurred Mt Epping, Eng
land-a market town in the county Of
Essex, ten or fifteen miles from London.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY BRICK
1 DLoGk OF store houses, on Main street, now
~ uPi ~, Dy geo; X. Taylor, as n dry good
clemens q Co, as cabinet warerooms.
Alsos the store rooms occupied by ]. C. Orr
q 20, WIN: a. Turner, j. H. smith & Co ond
others on the eastside of Main Street. Tfnot
sold by the first of December next win 1aTt
the same for next year. va ASi'
THOMAS HORNBROOK.
D..,,. Office, Custom House.
Residence, No. 20 Eoff street, Fifth wand
Diamond Twist Tobacco.
A MOTHER LOT OF BLOCKADE Gap
a Lu[ed-Very choice and for sale at reduced
Pihee'"S LIST, MORRISON eco.
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4 Portion ora WELL KNOWN PRIVATE COL.
"A EoTIoN of FINE QlL ~ ns ViP
=, H. M. LEEDS A MINERS GALLERIES, NO % LIB
ERTY sfREFTa few doors west o. broAdway. For par
ucuars a nd prices inquire at their onice
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SALES AT AUCTION.

N
a. FIRST CLASS si HSSs EGsTb SSEERsruRK AT
ROSEWOOD SEVEN pp Sdsa1 A9P PTTHiessSyoRrE.
OIL PAINTINGS By EMINENT k kkTIsT ROOM sulIs'
CHAMBER AND piNiNG ROOM FURNITURE.
CHINA GLASS oA MP Tai s!I b1y sMnSS,Ap
At the elegant residence - West sixteenth street,
SALE coxxEs ssTssa AZ I'm s oc fi5h avenues
friends public to sale Saialosus comprising
IT, oaersd al auction this The Souss was furnished
less than seven months ~ Nd sos complete order
Magnificent suits furniture covered In crimson and gold
and green and gold brocate OF the richest
Teis atete Sofas Arm Oval Back and Reception Chairs
Top Bookcase ladies' Work Table Encog
$s ind ns
moln Chandeliers. Console and and Gard Tables Easy
0''N MAaNIFiCkNT 'RosEWooD b PIXN6FoRTE AAN''
superb carved legs and made TO order city maker
o%S sSHS so xNp "q sRdSSEs
@ .S R .u he ss Ssds s y On n:
Winter Scene the Neva ST. Petersburg, by Northcot
French line Engraving Bronze statuary Hamlet MaEep
e. shssspsrc Diana, Flower Boy and Gi Bronze Clock
DINING ROOM.
Hertz patent Extension Dining Table Buffet Arm ,Ghass
rated china Dinner Set Tea Set match silver Castcrs
Tnrecns Coffee Urn, Dinner and Tea Service Savers,
''''''' N'-' "'' CHXMBERh ''"''' '"''' 0'"'''
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Ward
XIV Hair and Spring Mattresses, Blankets Sheets Coun.
wishing to attend this sale take Firth
stages leaving sixteenth street.
tho house. Sale peremptory.
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THE REV SAMUEL b. BELL, ID. -. WILL DE
liver Lecture rhe Overland Route Across the ,Scat
American Desert through Mormondom monday evening,
the sth inst s O'Clock IN the ffteh street frrnyterah
church. between Broadway and Eighth avenue ADMISSION
twenty Eve cents
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H. CALDWELL, AUcrIoNEER.

A H. CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER.
SPLENDID HousEHoLLRR y rnggy
's rs I'll s. aSe: n:s ss
BRONZE n asb csaot HSP SUITS
sEvREs AND DRESDEN CHM okNxx lSTsA's'
o o.e'.D5 t:R lEEsrnsr ARTISTS
s4s ;y ESs,s 1
ra:y carved r.ior Furniture offered Al public auction
suit: 2, rosewood
sfSSh siJ SSSE$ EFF
an elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
sS F."a
and
: go sssS;
ten pure Hail Mattresses from 20 70 90 pounds made 70
Dining Room rurni,nrs consisting Of sne sal Extension
ds
ware Of every description. Family removing.
S1Ts7 SALE
n,ohT 1 SsSssS S.T ESS Sfss sSiTssaas
SltSh SAetk faSrIkes
aSs s 's w. q a .;sss
west Of f avenue comprising elegant rosewood and black
walnut Parlor Furniture suite, IN reps and dsmask;
rosewood Centre and Pier Tables, rosewood walnut
Easeres Turkish Lounges and Chairs Damssk and Lace
Paintings Bi-que Figures, Bronxea
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
DIsiSc soos. ,caHsbER I AND E TAs'hh
- Rosewood Bedstesds, Bureaus washstands Spring and
ding Velvet Tapestry and ingram Carpets ofa Beds oak
Exenson Table Buffet aud Chairs; rich French Bobe
milan China and Glassware Cutlery &c with large variety
o. mahogany Furniture not enumerated Parties from
distance assured that this Gale will positively
shine Responsible will IN attendance " cart
pack o shin goods purchaser =
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TINE FRANCHISE DEMANDE--A Sc PLACER DAMS
u fauile respectable solgner des eniaun dt %
ans ., eoudre sAdfesscr su " West lime rue
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IA sale Of $1,000 worth Of m
= Magnificent second Hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,

Magnificent Second Hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
RICH PARLOR FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS, WORKS OF ART VASES, &C.
ROTH Auctieneer, win sell this Monday afternoon,
rssdencs M Clinton place Hss. Eighth street, between
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut P5ior
Easy Chairs and Lounges match rosewood Centre and
day bronze Clock rich China Psran Vases Pso 0rna-
snlp elegant brocatel Lace Curtains hnc collection
AND COVER. COST S650
elegant instrument, with round corners beautifully
carved legs and CASE With I'll modern improvements
strung bass full iron plate French action. full octave
scs:wocS and mshci.nZ ssdsssas BSrssu. ws;hss.na:
Spring Hair Mattrcsses Beds Tea Tables Ell
tension Table, Class China and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery
&c. pcsittye Deposit re0utrod.
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