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CROWDED STREETS AND FAsHIoNA-
BILE Ar1IRE.-our streets present a
very lively appearance at the present
time, being continually thronged with
pedestrians, the larger portion of them
wearing the uniform of the United
States. n great many of these persons
have called In at the clothing stores and
exchanged greenbacks for suits of cit
liens clothing, but as yet we see no
diminution in the numbers of those
who wear the army blue, and which is
still the prevailing style, and one which
has maintained its place in the fashion
able world for n longer period than any
heretofore introduced into this country.
For considerable period there was u
violent opposition to this style of dress
by large portion of the citizens of the
United States, who endeavored in every
conceivable manner to bring il and its
wearerS into diSrepute. They even car
ried their opposition so far that those
who appeared in that costume had to
run tho risk of having their clothing
perforated with musket balls and bomb
shells. But those who donned it proved
equal to the emergency, and finally
succeeded in establishing its respecta-
bility, and making it immensely popu-
lar throughout the entire country.
Having accomplished all this they are
gradually yielding to the desire for
change, and are putting on different
apparel, but they will ever remember
Wlth pride their success in establishing
the style OF the Army Blue.
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8FffraI aIdtitt s
Notieeatot Tax. Payers.
ooscgor couecGor Internal Repestue;l
FfFSt District Of ReSt NtrQfTIiQ.s

~ - 4Stos+OSSN " y
NoTtCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THE CITY
In of Wheeling and Rltchietown County
not yet returnedE that the Licenses for the
year 1885, Income tax not yet ready for col.
No. los Main ST., over g. W. Johnsons TIM.
ware Gtore, where payment must be made, or
the law asapprpyed July 4thS 1856, and quoted
below, VIII be strictly enforeed:
each Of said collectors shall, within twenty
days after receiving his annual collection list
nom the ASSESSORS, give notice by advertise
mentpnbl ished In each county In his eQllec-
ton district, in one neSgsparef printed In such
county, II any such there Be, and by notffcat;
lions to be posted upin at least four public
that the said duties have become due and
payable, and state the time and place within
said county at which he or his deputy Will at,
tend to receive the same, which time shall
not be less than ten days after such otlhcation
and all persons who shall neglect To pay the
duties and taXeBBo as Aforesaid psses5ed with
In the tlmespedt6ed, shall be lthbas to hay ten,
per centun additional upon the amount
thereof, the fact of which liability shall be
stated In the advertisement and notifications
Aforesaid. And IL any perSon shall neglect to
Shall be the duty of the collector or his depu-
ty to issue to such person anotlce to be left at
his dwelling or usual place of business, or be
sent by mal, demanding the payment of said
duties or taxes, stating the amount thereof,
with fee OF twenty cents for the issuing and
service Of such notice, and with four cents for
each mile actually and necessarily Travelled IN
not pay the duties or taxesrwith the penalty
Aforesaid, and the fee of twenty cents and
mileage as Aforesaid, within ten days after the
it shall be theduty OF the collector or his depu-
~, to collect the said duties or taxes, and fee
Of twenty cents ana mileage, with ten per Gems
tum penalty as Aforesaid"
ONCE hours from 80, m too p.;unta :,
FfJASa OstOHR,
je28-l0t Collector First Dist w. Va. =
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8ppk:a8GfllpihiI0l5. t
EsT~VIRGINIA-
BUSINESS COLLEGE
$50 AT WHEELING.
1.Tg n1ronnnnN

IL L.
AZ No 11sll NJo,r g. ,ry.,,,,--,-,-1,--',,
: w. -.o|9 t,.tAAit ''e't S14oEnprookS bunlng0
open Tor stutientSD Day and Evening.
HIHE PURPOSE OFNT81S TFysTTTTrTTSN
q TO irstrncf Vonno1 mon gS1Iti ,I
f16N IN {15IS SSi y I1len lenu women
rect Transaction 81 ST,s{I5st s4 a., r.,
Accountontslip and its anu III
pooJE- JyI4EVo ~ wa
bOOh-tAEEFING,
stripped of Its absurd verbiage and ancient
proLxtty and lntncaCy, and adapted to the
modern mode of doing business, especially in
the United States, Is the leading subject Of at
tentton. Its LAWS, which are rs eS0ct nm
erTtng and free nom exception as those or M
ture, and comprised in very few words are
first made familiar to the student who IL tbeT,
conducted through course Of practical BOOK cox
VARIETY az forms iii Fe fIII, VI SOOks ~ great
tery 81 the art which enaISIS y i'S
with facility to any kind Of bnsi1as "pL'S II
JIrTTryTNyIS s,r,ITa-lr
:, "A " 1AA4NS 2St4OOL
Is open day and evening, attended by both
iaQleS and gentlemen, where, without enter
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The United States

lii I,ss states In Rem. Tn. a. ,oSo -,
The personal proper forfeiture and Confts-
of John Lump. cation r
NM HEREAS AN INFORMATION HAS
w been filed in the District Court of The
United States for the District OF West Viz.
gum, ut wheeling, on the 2lst CiRy Of lime
IN NE year OF our Lopd, one thousand eight
nHtla4tea ana sixty i've, by the United States
u ~ SatneIlca, against the personal property OF
J9nn Lump, described In the schednIe HlsSS
Win SAIL infoTmatiOn-in certain proceei.
nls IN item, alleging in substance Thai the
s sie J9nn Lump has violated the jStlI No.
sion OF the Act Il the Congress of The Emit
SStauteS, apPtUSel June so, 1851. entitlsIi StsSS
t hct 70 provide Internal revenue to sunpoTt
L 5tl government, to pay interest on tic Inhs
t H aeot and for other purpoSesP and p1nS,SnU
lnat sald property may be CnnfisTaf fsli ~ nIS
so ~ Us forfeited 70 the United States
NoWs Inereiores In pursuance of the attncb
lnelll under the seal OF the said Conf ~ M
dre'fetI and delivered do hereby give ~ T,,II|
zen tlre 10 all persons claiming any iSttsYtsit
- le sillu property, or in the proceeds fISsTIs
81 70 appear before the Judge OF the DisfTicf
S9urt OF the United States for The District NJ
MSSt ElISln1R, at Wheeling, on the Stl1 TiSv NJ
Jtuiy, 100, III the same be a day or iIlTissifS
ION ION, " NOT, on the next day Of juFfSIICfTSI,.
IlsEes1ttfl then and there % intsrIloS's tS1sjr
SIoif anu make Ineir allegation in that Ia
AA' EDWARD NJ. NORTON. :
US. Marshal Dist OfOV ". b.
- " .. ATTY tetll-lSt
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NOTTGE

A Ii PERsoNs ARE HEREBY MOTT.
"A fed, that will attend ut the times and
places below stated, for the purpose OF hearing
and determining any appeals that may be
made nom tho assessments oftthe several as
slstant assessors. under the Internal Revenue
Law, in tho First Collection District Of West
Virginia. The Lists, valuations and enumer-
ations made and taken by said assistant as.
seasons, will be open at the time and place Of
holding said appeals for the inspection OF all
persons who may desire to do SO. nos fffa. f'-
will attend as follows, viz:
At Moundsville, Marshall County, on Mon
day, the Goth of June.
Wheeling; on Tuesday, the27th
At WellSburg, Brooke County, on WedneS-
day, the 18th.
At tho office OF JabeE H. Cochran, Hancock
County, on Thursday, the 9th. y.,fg, AEt.E
AtNeT StaTtlnsyilIe, Wetzel Co, on We'd
AZ sisteTsyilie, Tyler County, on Thursday,
AZ: st. SIaTy's Peasants County, on Friday,
can appeals must be in writing, and must
specify tho particular cause, matter or filing
respecting which a decision is required, and
must state the ground or principal Of error or
inequality complained OFF, soak tlt
JOHN PARKINSON,
Assessor LIST Dist. West Va.
CAMERON, Juno II, 1885. dtyl&.w2t
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MULE SPECULATION THAT DIDN'T
PAY.-The Pittsburg Gazette says: Dur
ing the last two weeks about one thou
sand army wagons drawn by mules,
have passed through the neighboring
town of Washington, in several trains,
all Of which parked over night outside
the town. Some very enterprising
citizens of that place concluded to avail
themselves of the opportunity thus
afforded to procure fow mules for
their own use. Accordingly some
eighteen or twenty We're obtained by
various persons in the borough and VI
entity, some taking more and some
less, Just how they We're procured we
are unable to say; but will presume
they were purchased from some unau-
ihorized persons. During the early part
OF this week some of the Government
officials having missed their mules after
leaving town, and suspecting all was
not right, returned and made search,
hndinG upwards of dozen snugly
battered up md properly tnlzen care of
IN various places in the town and vi
cinlty. The persons in whose possess
sion they were found, not being able to
show that they had obtained them in
me regular way, had of course to give
them up md lose whatever money they
paid to the drivers from whom they
purchased, knowing that they had no
authority to sell them.
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New Millinery establishment
No, 100 Main Street.

MFRS. n. COLvIG, FORMERLY NJ.
~ MarsdenA thankful 10 the citizens OF
". w heeIlng for the very liberal patronage ex-
Ieilded 70 her III former days, respectfully an.
nonnces That she has returned to the city and
opened her Millinery Establishment, a few
G S1Es Delow her old stand; and having pur-
ladies' Dress Caps Rouches, Ribbons and
FLOWERS, OF the latest Paris STYLES REQUESTS Ril
examination of her stock. '''2'' ''''
N. B.-Bonnetsm made TO order: custom, ,,.Orl.
PAOAupIS attended TO. myl2-2lna
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THIRrY-s1xrH oH1o.-Iho THIRTY
Sixth Ohio infantry arrived here ves-
terday morning, The regiment num-
oeIs about nine hundred men, under
Staunton, Va, about two weeks AGO. is
veteran regiment, and we understand
mas neen assigned to duty at this most
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LOTS IN SOUTH WHEELTNG ron
SALE S@S

T WILL SELL THE LOT NUMBERED
thirty-nine, and tho north half OF Il ct
n9moered twenty-foBr, in that part OF the
Town QISonth w heellng known as In Grange
Enquire of WI.; EXGEY, iEsg.,sor, myssifl
me tue IS good. JAMES s. WHEAT, :
ny2-u u 4. --.--lrL ..lI-.L q n TrnEtee
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NIeholas Crnwley u cIrcnit C..nrf-

Reuben F. Hedges, ct. al In e ehHn Segn'y,
PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN THIS
- cause made on the 10th day of January,
q: U ls52. TINS cause WIS referred to one tie
s1nSter commissioners OF this Court 10 ,lScer-
tam and report the real estate which said de-
l,S Ike96en + Hedges is possessed OF
SLiu snitled 70, and the different liens there
are. HI1on me same by deed, judgment or other
WISE. and the order and priority OF the same
Win NJ any otter matters pertinent TO the cas-,
he hirnselfmay think is pTopeT
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GU sue.
Important Sale,

Al Pu6Hc AUCTION, on Saturday, July /, 1886.
THE SUBSCRIBER EGS TO ANNOUNCE
to the public, and especially to those en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits, that as his
brewing season Is now over he Is resolved to
dispose Of the stock and implements remain
ing over hpTu th6Sale OF his harm and amongst
which may be enumerated the following: al
l four. horse wagon; ,T5t,t r. .list-q-
2 spring wagons, to drive single or double; :
Threshing machine (NIanny's);
! SubSoil plough; 80. .-r7 ,..-Eg'
Canadian Cultivator,
8 Iron Victory mills, for grinding corn in
the cob or otherwise, and all kinds OF grain,
and may be used with either horse or steam
power.
Together with sundry other articles, all of
which may be inspected at tho Brewery premis
SeS of the subscriber In the city of Wheeling
LIST day Of Jhly.sstsS
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock a. M -
g. w. SMITH. Il
GEO. e. -W1CKHANf, Aucttoneer. je24-td
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WRECK SOLD.-The wreck of the
steamer Oil City, which was sunk some
months since, was sold Yesterday MT
public auction. Captain Flowers who
was one of the old Stockholders becan me
the purchaser at three thousand set.oS1
hundred dollars. seven
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BATTERY H.-This battery left Cum
oerland yesterday, and will arrive here
this afternoon. The larger portion Of
this company is from Wheeling aud
for some time past have been ststioneS
at Clarysville, Nd.
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COAINussIONFRs ot,t,1C,1,

49,, WHEELING, June eth, 1850.
/, Notice Is hereby given that I have fixed on
Non Monday the 10Th day Of July next, as the
tine, ana my sw office, In the city OF Wheel
ceed 70 inquire into and report on the several
matters IN said decree refefredto
GIBSON L. CRANNER,
ige1 Commissioner.
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= = ~ z y VA9t
TNHE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at first very
they have frequent attacks and are more
sensitive to the changes of temperature In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or n slight
discharge, thin and acIid, afterwards becom-
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease be
comes chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hnwIzed or couglled
OIL. The Secretions are offensive, causing had
breath ) the voice is thick and nasal the eyes
are weak the sense of the smell is leSsened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important SYMPTOM Of
I atarrh Is tlnt the person is obliged to clear
mucous, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
arreSting II.
The above are hut few ofthc many Catarrh
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PAID oFF.-Battery c, LIST West vir-
Slnla light artillery, known as the
PlerPoint battery, and organized on
Wheeling Island under command of
Captain Frank Buell., has been mus e
tered out and was paid of YESTERDAY
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CHOPPERS ISINGI.Ass FPESSC57I $50 :.
" tine, Coxs Sparklin1 C5eIafJS6 S ~
ceiyed and for sale at BOCKiNC5S 1si9I FL n
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PARASOIS-A LETTER WRITER SAYS:
The new parusOl, by the way, il of tile
dandiest possible pattern. A white or light
silk ground, covered with cObweby embr0ids
cries OF dark silk, and diminutive bends
Some arc covered with the cOStlieSt Iaces,
They nrc fragile enough to shade the bcnuti-
enough to drive unreasonable men mad
Seventy-fiVe and n hundred dollars Is not
thought an eXhOrbitRnt price for these fairy
like OppendngcS. ="
We would inform tho Ladies' of Wheeling
that we have some of the above described arr
ttcles, but Mt a much less price, and they may
referred to above. Call and see them.
n NTT0TT n
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o r. 'ssAIiE

A FINE TWO STORY DOUBLE BRft1Sr
"A dwelling, situated on Firth sfFrfsefs sSSeaz.
tween Zane and Clay, containing i8 f66idss2
Possession given April Isl; 1853. For nsiFticti.
nIS enquire OF i5t't DAN. q, AGBERT0Si y
Jelfd&wlm .P!o. Clerk, WhealihE, II, ~
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A GENTS WANTED FOR 1.-THE SECRET
~ Service, the Field, the Dungeon and the
York Tribune" Correspondent So -
Inc most Interesting and exciting book ev
ef puhltsheds embracing Mr., RtchaTdSon'Eun-
RslIalleled experienSe for four years; travelling
through the South in the secret service Of tile
1rlpQne' at the outbreak Of the war with
our armies and fleets, both East and West
INNING capture; his confinement for 9O
months IN seven different rebel prisons; his
night Of nearly 400 miles 1t viii abonnd II
SURFING events, and contain more OF the fact
INCIDENT and romance Of the war, than any
other work yet published. - ny '.
4eacnefa, Ladies', energetic young men and
eSpscially returned and disabled officeTs and
soII1lets IN want, Of profitable employment
49n. we nave aEents Clearing $50 per month
Wnlch We VIII prove to any doubling oppiis
JONES, BROS q Co.
. q. Z. corner Sixth and MINOR strefhs-
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For Sale.

II HAVE FOR Observation-Disclosures
y Dry small lot OF MOL Scotch Pig Irons
GartsheFFie brand and am constantly receiV-
a tuPplys Which 1 can sell to Founders at low
rates am also prepared to furnish Sorghum
Cane Sugar Mllls Of the AIRrtlnByille pattern,
on tne n0rteSt notice and at reasonable prices.
TheSe M1lIs are the best in the country and
ie2ssa TH iosni g. cu1BERrsoN.
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FoURTFENTH IFyF,ANTRY.-This repi.

FOURTEENTH INFANTRY.-This regi-
ment numbering between sig and seven
hundred men, under command of Col.
JohnBon, arrived here yesterday eve
ming. The men were mustered out at
Cumberland and w11l be paid of here.
RIVER. The river was at stand
yesterday afternoon, with i've feet
In the channel. The steamer Hard
Tines, from Pittsburgh for st. Louis,
went out loaded to the guards.
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gLn9ntelEiqenter.
FRIDAY 1IORNING, JUNE 80.

- PIANO8.ARR C8EAPERi NOW
lkS The celebrated BRADBURY PIANO.]
the best Piano made, can be found 70 fhs7
West Virginia Rellg 1ous Book House % Aion-I
roe street. the headquarters OF PROF. j. DE
RICQLES, Agent. Second hand Pianos
wanted. may8l-lm
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STEIN BROTnERs

DSn employ runners nom New York
ana Baltimore to treat Soldiers to Rifie VgSiSy
~ IN order to sen their Clothing at big prioes
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Public Sale of YaIuRble Building Lots
on Min Street.

A.NbAlC E9tOle Oh S0lunDle bu1lU1nR Lots
on Min Street.
PY VIRTUE OF "A DEED FROM
- Hampden Zane and others to Samuel
Churchill, recorded In tho Recorders OfFice OF
Ohio county, West Va, in decd book No. d.
pnge 4S9, and ola deed nom the said Churchill.
HamPden Zane and wife to me, recorded IN
sald Office, In deed book No. 3S, page I5l, and
~ me request Of Finely A, wife Of the, said
Aamnden, and, OF Mary, daughter of the said
Hampden, will sell at public auction. on
SATURDAY, THE STU DAY OF july, comnien-
cling said sale at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, eight mar
GELS OF ground, each % feet on Main Street iJy
iSS IN depth, being part Of what is usually
known rs the Reserve, lying between Main
and Market, and Union and Monroe streets.
ana bounded on the south by the line OF the
tnree story brick building now owed by Tyhos
hornbrook: The deedsto the purchasers will
t 6e iS executed by myself, Hampden Zane and
cred unqueStiOn0hle, 90 =. . S-.'s.i
Terms of Snle.-The purchaser may, at
MS option, pay the whole purchase money in
cash, or one-thid in hand, and the balance
m IN Two equal payments of six and twelve
je23-uyS FIR. ARMSTRONG; r1stee
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pUGLE GIMP, WHITE & BI,ACK. SILK
d Cable Dress Cord, Maltese Collars. En-
broidered HandkeTchlefs, different STYLES and
qnnntles at u. NICOLL & BRO'S
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D IBBONS- CORDED EDGED 4 MAN.
dE Lna Ribbons, different widths ond c0lors,
ie9O u. N1coLL & BROS
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r OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
situated on the line Of the National. Road,
four miles east of the city of Wheeling. Said
property consists of my residence, containing
eleven rooms and IAN attic finished, BATH
rooms and all modern improvements; also
fourteen acres of ground attached, on which
stabling, ice and spring house, chiclIery and
two ctsterns. Also, one hundred and twenty
I'VE Apple trees OF choice kinds; Pear, Peach,
Plum and Ounce trees, all bearing. There
are also choice selections of Grapes, Raspber-
rtes, BlackberTieS, STRAWBERRIES, and other
with evergreens and other ornamental shrub
berry. -5's' . f'''-s'
nny one desiring to purchase all together
Persons desiring to consult me In regard to
price, terms ofpaynents &C., can leave their
names Mt the Gas CompRny'S Office, or visit
ieSa.tfe lls'll-1e JACOB HokNBRooK.
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wCURE wARnANTED-E,,
IF DIRECTIONS ARE followed.
SYMPTOMS,

Ra'- caHCo Circular describing all symptoms.
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FLUTED GRAPE cor.
II iarS' different styles, just received at
ID. NICOLII & BROS.
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BOOTS AND. SHOES

Which will be sold LOWER than the SAME
QUANTITIES can be bought in PHILADEL-
PHIA or BALTIMORE.
mh27 MCCLELLAN & KNOX.
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Reflect that Il sound mind and GOdy sf \
most necessary requisites TO promote eEE
bal happiness. Indeed, without tbe@. z
journey through life becomes a wear 3
grimage: the prospect hourly dnTlEtnS q :
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with 4
pair and filled with tho melancholy -
ton TINT the happiness Of another h''1'
bllglfeCl with OIIT own
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Fire & Marine Insurance C0nlanY

OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1887.
TAKES RISKS ATTHE LOWEST RATES
on Buildings of all kinds, Steamboats,
Furniture and MERCHANDISE, and against ali
dangers attending the transportation OF goods
on rivers, sens, lakes, canals and railroads.
,o,,>,, - -, u. CRANGLE, President.
Robert Crangle, Daniel lamb
Robert Morrison, JIG. Achefon.
2. bIJ1y, James DRdZell,
John Donlon, Samuel OFT,
pBThe office of the COMPANY has been re-
moved to No. so Main street.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the President or Secretary.
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n. E. corner Sixth and Mifi6f sfTesitS
ie2&lmd&M9 . :. .PElIaElAIIntin- j
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114HEoNEL,YPLAcE WHERE o..
BE OBTATNFn eVREtg

nR JoHNsToNHAsDIsro,-
~, iuS9 Seftaln, Speedy ana ~ h;
HHeemsdy IN the world for ali I' Pt5nLiiy "a
Wsakness Of the Back and / my ISSsls D.
n 1aItaS,, RSs OF tho Kidneys and Ria5
SI it IelFsenarges, lmpotency, StS IS
Spirits, Confusion or IaeSIE Ipsa g.! anEpo: T.
Heart Itmidity, TREMBLING MTt!pilati11a 4 4
OF Gl9dtneSs, Disease OF fSs tHihe.aos =
e GoSe OF Skin, Affections of tbaI Te9ad ns,
stomach or BowelS-thoSe s Live, o..
arising from the Solitary HsSit,iSO d!ss5.
~ SECRET and solitary practISs!o Ia
10 81 Ii1eir victims than the song oa eo's
bri i li1 S6SS 81 ~ Ulysses hlishfins r.,
marriage, &c, impossible, '+OLs' ren5sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-26
Affairs In Geers,,ev,.

FLOUR AsDGRAIs MkRKkr.-FIour in rood
demand. Transactions limited 20 supply tia
local trade, without change Of yesterday 5 quo
tations. Receipts light Grain-wheat sey.
eral csrgoes received. Sales not fully trans
pired; Prices nominally as last quoted. Corn
and Oats unchanged
PORT or q GEORGETOWN Entersd Schoon.r
Plnta- smith; Fall River Cleared-Schooner
Lewis M ulford, Avis; Alexandria
CAsAL;-Arriyed- Boats Wash. Irving,
phus, wheat 10 q. Waters: Morrison, sundries
10 Benjamin Darby; 29l, with posts TO market;
and seventeen boats with COAL consigned 10
American Co, 7i7-s tons; Plant ilO7 tons;
timore Co, 22l.l2 tons; Snow a. Co, lilo tons;
New Hope Co, ll3.l4 tons; Central Co, 3i3 10
tons; Borden Co, I'LL tons; Cumberland Co,
llO.I2 tons. Departed-29l, freight 20 Little
Falls: ID. knode. assorted freight TO MERGERS
vile, ana twenty-five boats, light