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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
Heavy Mail Robbery on che Central
Railroad.

! The Rochester papers report on extensive
nail robbery on the New.York Central Railroad AT
2n early hour Saturday morning, letters drafts ana
Iother papers found drifting about Frontst near
Ikhe Central depot in Rochester The police were non,
lied, and soon became satisfied that MALL bag mad
Ibesn plundered post Office robbed. large qpan-
|Ey OF letters picked up in vacant lot near the
I6eDot beside the river and still were found FUR
liner up Bells joiner shop and in the hay market
Some of these letters unbrokcn others were torn
oman or torn into pieces and drafts aud money
ere found strewed among the fragments. Postmaster
ndyke was speedily advised Of the discovery and at
nnce took possess OF oil the mail matter found and
had all the fragments and scraps of paper carefully
Gathered up and taken 10 his office.
The letters are postmarked OF interior towns OF
Michigan and some from Minnesota The latest
posnarks are Detroit July Of which there are many.
fbe conclusion is that mailbag has been stolen from
The cars. 1t probably through bag. made up at
Detroit on the night Of the 9Th the morning of the
Eth for New York. How where or Just when il was
taken from the train not able to conjecture 1t
L that the contents of this bag do belong In
Rochester.
Another account saws:
1.-THE mail was valuable one, being through bag
from Detroit TO Albany. No clew has yet been had OF
The robbers This mail made up at Detroit. OF let
fers from all parts Of Michigan and there several
photographs taken in Kalamazoo in letters from that
baoe IL is supposed TO have come down the Gin.
pnnst express. There were letters for Rochester
Several thousand dollars in drafs were recovered"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

A WEALTHY CHURCH CORPoRATIoN--The
value Of the property of the corporation Of Trinity
Church estimated of SEQ 0OOOO0 TO s25 100000 Tie
Church receives ens from nearly 200 buildings in the
most desirable bust portions of the city, and
owns very valuable pieces Of real estate such
the graveyard broadway, st. Johns Park. and the
cemetery in ST. Lakes. lace which yields income.
Belonging to such wealthy Church Trinity would
seem to be worth ones WHILE
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Gorroratlon Notices.
Observation-Disclosures NOTICE.

TH.AVENUE-PUBLlC NOTICE.
- The Commissioner. Of the Central Park deem etpedi.
en-, 20 alter the grade Of the SEVENTH AVENUE a. nov
lived by law from Onehunded andtenihs TO One-lundfed
aud irtvh and to estabh the grade OF the SAID Ave
nne from One dred and thiriyths' to the Harlem
Rive All persons interested sre hereby notified OF tho
Intention OF tie Of the Central Park 20 alter and
establish the grade the said Avenue within the limits aior
lid are requested examine Plan showing the proposed
,r,d rom One hundred sud tenthst 10 the Herein River
a. the Office OF the Of the Cen rsl Park No
IN Neylok City, aud TO sign their consent 70 the
aid proposed grade state their objections TO the same o.
or beiore the I'D day Of July instant
ANDREW H. GREEN, Comptroller Of the Park
Dated New.York July g. 1865
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Trayc,ers' Guide.

TO Albany by Hudson Il. H., Depo, Sihst and
10Th ave- and BY Harlem X. H., Depo' 2oth.si'
and .lrsv.. via Hudson River. y s.m., 40
aud iOt p H.. Harlem u =. N. and 4 ~ p.m
SUNDAY train. via hudson River, =. M elty
cat, run between Chamber and Soth'si'' stations
snd Oity Hal and lOthst. station.
To ApS1y "aqf yI5S'rI pe s[s, rHa.sy.
AID Siiu.,inys nd Daniel Dew, Mondays. We'd
an iindns at 7ii5 n
10 Bal,inore by the New Jersey Il. r.. foot Of
nidnishi. ............... 7:le a. N
day, and Jersey Blue every "wednesday, from -
PIE, !, N,vIoodon linz Pier 80 r.
and NeP,nne Line, Pier q N H. daily sunday -
To- sAfrSis oa by Ncwi.;en T. H. via Springfield
27h.,t and Ihav ...............8a m s ana p. m
70 Boston by New Haven r. r., 27ihst aud th.
sy' via Shore Line. III end D. M sundsy..... p N
To Cannniaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Salnl anca nnd
West by Erie Railroad. foot OF Chambers-ss
ana ~ a. n sY Long Island T. r. loot ofJames
.lip r. aud $50 .. N
steamer, leave foot Of Harrsonst North River p. N
Ton landing At corsen. Dock we., Point and
Milton, the steamer Mary Powell, daily from foo. =,
TO New. Haven conneetins with X. X. for Hartford.
and Embellishments leave Peck Slip at 81 :,
To New. Haven, by the Newiiaven R.R., e1,hs
snd 4thsv, at ~ IN ~ > ~ -, + s smi :"
sd ,rees,ip, daIIs % m
a m. la m and 800 D. IN SUNDAY train,....... p. m
To Phi adephls, BY Nsw,Iepey k,,lIoad too; OF
w " .ns ai.h, sp m
To n Staten Island by steamer. from Pier NoisN.
n near Dsy It, At Z, ~ 1879 m, !a;p I,AS
*. m' On Sundays, s. $780, iam.. i'oe. 2, 49,
rfo,iancs BY N'R.ans sss%:aD en- k t"s
Ts W,shinston, By Nsw-Jsrssy u. T. ts9t "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

ACoUrTTAL OF Mr.. OsBoN.-B. s. Osbon,
Che naval reporter who was under arrest for many
ponths and tried for publishing contraband news, has
been notified by Gen. Dix that be has approved the
finding of the Court in his case, which was Not
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coortisndtst. and III q. IN, p u'., and -
For further Information in resd to Railroad Time Tsbls
zee advertisements Ia another part Of this paper
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Movement: Q, ocean I! {. :. steamers.
1mstrurtiom.

" MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1855.
IA l. reliable Educational Bureau,
For sll who seek wellquuihedtsache
For aiding teachers suitable positions
For GIVING Parents information of good Schools
For selling and renting School Properties
- All teachers should have " Application Form"
~ Every Educator should American Educatoni
Monthly Specimens by mail for 10 cents.
j. w. SCHERMERHURN, Actuary. No. 100 Grandst
A YOUNG GERMAN Gentleman desires .
N SITUATION in Pirst-CIass School Is familiar with
the French and Italian language Can give the best refer
as to character and ability Address TEACHER, Box No.
1923 Tribune Office.
NHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
" No. 70 MADISON-AVE, NEW.YORK.
TL, nstitue will reopen SEPTEMBER 20 All letters
directed to Nine. H. Is. PROVOST will receive promPt at
enon Nine Provost will be IN the City on the LIST OF Sept
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Opprcg or rHy STREET COMMISSIONER No. e31 Broadway
mo CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS. In


rI,O CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS. IN.
i closed sealed enyeOP indo.ed with ;he title o. TIE
700 ,ul with name Of the bidder written thereon VIII Dc
rcysd at hi, oee until WEDNESDAY July ~, 1905, ct
II ocock ,.,, 49,. So.
ave to Fast River. %, =.
For regulating aud grading Sixty 'ixh.t from Broadway
70 Eigh,have 1900 =. rs.. -
For regulating and grading seveny ,ixh.t from Filth ave.
to East River. . n, r. 49,.
o East River. -.
For eguang and grading Onebundred andninths' mo-"
Eth ave. 20 Eas, River , o.,.a
For regusns grading ami curb and gutterng onehuhd'eo
and ~ entietis ST. from Third TO sixh-sves ID, ,..
For reng and grading the sidewalks and curb and gutter
the streets between aud wahiag,on'ts bea inter-
sect West st. from Hammond TO Hoookeps's. - -, L..
For curb gutter and tagging Tenth from one huhd'eo'
and lift ' inst to hundred aud nifty hh-sis Al, p,..
For rebuilding Pier foot OF Twenty .secohas-' NOT" ~
For rebuilding Pier No 90 North River. a. al, p,.,
For rebu ding portion OF Pier No. " Nof'n "
For rebuilding Pier No - East kiyer allan.
Blank forms Of proposals together Win tue PeeI Sect
Department New. York. July 1869 - ,.,..torsr
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Urn Goods.

At ELGERs CHEAP STORE:-New styles
n n. sr,,,,,,s R;bbcn. Laces Embrcidenes 'M .
Handkerchief, Cor.e. skirts Hal, Nets ts"sy .0' b.
tons Bindngs Small Wares Combs ana pno "a The en-.
dire .took a, reduced prices. Remember ELos" . w.
and ss2 Broadway. esstsde. nesr SineIerh.-.-
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eBon.ion sur~cc
Deputy mpdb
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STEINwAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL

the Ia Europe well this country having tns
PINE Medal st the Worlds Inhibition IN LONDON 1909
The principal the stenw4y Pianos are superior
70 al Others that tho firm composed OF hve pr,cica
tans orte makers father and four son who invent al heu
own improvements AMI under hose personal snpcrvtsiou
rvery par. OF the instrument, is MANUFACTURED WaerooH1
II and - East Fourteenth st. between Union square sna
Iryinx Place Newlorx
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Balance IN the County Treasury June 30 "
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptroller
CITY o Nav YORK,
DKpARTxEsT OF FINANCE.
BUREAU OF COUNTY AYFAIRs, July j, 1900
Ioy NJ. r. BRENNAN, Comptroller 80 Il,
I have the pleasure TO submit herewith tho usha
Quarterly Report Of Gains against the County audited ana
paid during the second quarter Of the hca year ending June
w. i0''' N''p''' JAMES WATSON. County Auditor.
COUNTY OF NFWYORk
sr.rYwysr or WARRAsTs DRAWN UPON TIM COUNTY
TRYAsuaKR poR PAYMENTS on ACCOUNT AND !" fohsu
.sog OF APPROPRIATIONS MADE By TIM BOARD on
SUPERVISORS. rt .ro,,,
Warrants. NunDei' ~! co
Outstanding Deceiuber 81, l96i..".... 10 f5,3yb W
Issued during the blk months ending 80. o.,, o,o az
June 80 1855. Zs1o <]'N'''o %
aom s2,asS,slS 81
Paid and returned TO the Comptroller ..r
by the County Treasurer, during -. a.
the Xix months ending June 3O 1863 1900 2oiJ '0 ~
Outstanding June 30 1865, account
of OPERATIONS. 4H &HAho -
SPECIAL ACCOUNT .l
wausnts. Number Amount Z,
oa,...rIn, lee 81. 1864. minimum, o. 5000 81
X, H. lass .,................ $50 l,7s868J IS
8Y7 ei,S03,Q22 ~
p.,a and ,eturued to the Comptroller
NV m. County Treasurer during -
tie six months ending Jane &c. 1863 TAT <Fo,Wl IL
Outstanding June %. 1855, on special -. a., -
r &. LyNEB, IN, County bookksspes
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SPECIAL SKssIoN-Mond8y. July 10. 1865
OFFICIAL . o'clock, p IN.
70 the following call:
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, OFFICE No. CRY HAIL
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TNHE cxorr>", 1t Ia. Gclle-r. gr1 4; ~,
i Frrrarai"rN l"pa,tnlnt e. ,l,,r,rd
W.T. n VIII Lc rcsH.noI on H. >, ii oi SEP
TEMBER
AS a 1acaSnrc necessary to the support Of
the lnstifA:i"n IN the existing ,!orayScmnnt
OF It's tinan"rS, thc j";,rd Of trust. rs have
suspended. for twelve months, tn. priyiIrr.
OF nsinS Scholarships il. the payment or
tuition.
Tuition so for the session Of five mo..i,>
and Board $40 per month payable in al
vance, In specie, or lis equivalent in curtcn-
cy or provisions.
IT is desirable tia Students should bring
With ti'"ln sHcl hvvi.s ;ts thcy nlav .c,,ni..s:
also each articles II f:ii'iidra ftr thtSl,
rooms "s t;,cy MAY il aulc trit,nuft.
For rti!cr paltic.li IS ;..lfr-s the srnacri-
Der, to She c.Ac lfor III pres. .lt) Vi Dr. D.
Nye Hutc.iisou, Charlotte
j. L. KIRKPATRICK,
A'g 1l lmo President.
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E.oadq'rs Dept Of South Carolina

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r.lriS IN; mo effect the foregoing, in.:.,c-
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From, il any way, hi,dcrin., i.npeiin% o..
1'-r"'lrA:'i!e; tiI'.. loyal people OF tic State
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W: Is. JOHNSTON,
AKaGlStratG.

H'i'ce o'4 eptcd'c'as street Easy end Of Intt.J.
~ -. ai.cna 10 III ,lta'rl f.;-: ),
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instruments of writing. i; ,ui,r nf IL. +
document cAc.u'cd with :-ealHos., aliI 4.
apatch ta-,.
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A PAINFUL i
has been arolls
whole country Il;
republicans anC
events OF the la
can be cn'.nl. i
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l. A cyI.
i'll Rev. 21-, J.. .
2. Mr.. Il. \ .int
self in that class.
3. Therefore TT
viii punish linn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling Wholesale uarket.

wheeling Wholesale. Market.
MONDAY EVENING. March 13, 1865
ELoUR-Demand fair and prices firm at $40
WHEAT-In demand at d 159225.
OATS-Active at s0c.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at q o.
BARLEY-Sells dull at 81 so
SUG ARS-Dull and little doing; Porto Rico u
033c; Choice Yellow 26c.: Crushed Powdered sue;
Coffee Sugar % 02sfc.
HOLASSES-New Orleans 81 1901 s.
SYRUPStNew York 81 1901 IS: Baltimore
COFFEE-Dull small sales at 4504ec.
OILSLFirm at q 10 for Lard: IS for Carbon,
and Sc for hbricating.
SALT-Ohio River s. 50 Table IS
BUTTER-Dull at 2o025c.
P0TATOES-Not much doing; prices range
from o. GOAL so. -
APPLES-Dull at IS 5Oa4 10.
EGGS-Not much doing at l60lsc
CHEESE-StSady at 23c.
LARDL23a24 in fair supply
HAYES per ton loose.
demand at e Is.
BROOMS-Co 50 7504 50; Fancy IS 25a
ToBAcCo-Dark los rs 7sossc; Spun Roll
sO195c; Bright 81 al a5; Common Twist 4sc.
SOAP-Cincinnati German Nc Wheeling do
$50; Family soap lac
CANDLES-Mould 22c.
0LASS-Good demand. Market firm; 8 by 10
M. /. IS IS No. g IS 40; 8 by II to 10 by 12 No.
!, t6 10; No. 9 IS IS; 8 by 10 to 10 by IA No, ],
q 81; No. 9 S6 10.
Sc per ID. upper s55 a64 per doz calf skins y
Der h. harness leather 4s650c per Id.
WHISKY-Steady; common y IS: Rye
s3 O066 CO.
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New York Market.
by Telegraph

Dg l0ioSiaPhJ
NEW YORK. March Is.
COTTON-Dull and lower at 72e7sc for mid
ding. :,
FIOUR-State and Western dull and declin
ing: $40 250lO IS for extra State $40 e50ll for
extra X. H. O.; gil O5Gll 65 for trade brands
Market closing dull
wHISKY-Firmer, Western at " s402 x.-
Closing firm at latter price.
WHEAT-Dull and dropping Milwaukee
Club at % 05
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Dul.
CORN-Dull and declining, new yellow at
oATs-Ppn and heavy at 81 II for Western
PETROLEUM-Dun at 4Oc for crude; CSC for
refined in bond, and S5c for refined free.
COFFEE-Quiet fhd firm.
SUGAR-Dull, Cuba Muscovado at AGl6tc
MOLASSES-Dull and nominal 49,
PORK-Heavy and lower at s34 s7}d35 IS for
new mess, closing at S34 s7s for cash; $50 27fd
80 50 for 1861 mess cash and regular way, clos
ARIo 90 so for cash. 5000 25 for prime, and
95G34 for prime mess.
BEEF-Dull and heavy at sl7G2O for plain
mess, and $40 6O822 50 for extra mess.
REEF HAMS-Heavy at S2s026 SO.
CUT MEATS Steady, sales of $40 packages
at l70l7to for shoulders, and lst l9fc for hams
DRESSED HOGS-Dull at l53al6c for West
ern.
BACON-Lower at lstc for Cumberland cut;
ls402Oc for long ribbed; 2O4c for short ribbed,
and 20tc for short clear.
LARD-Lower at lefd22tc.
BUTTER-Heavy at lso26c for Ohio, and Is
837c for State.
CHEESE Steady at Is a23c for common to
prime.
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Bvths route Freights of all descriptions can
be forwarded to and from Philadelphia New
York. Boston or Baltimore to and from any
point on the Rail Roads of Ohio. Kentucky. In
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Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also con-
meets at Pittsburg with Steamers by winch
Goods can be forwarded TO any port on the ONO,
Muskingum, Kentucky Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri, Kan
sas and Red 86feTs; and at Cleveland, Sandusky
ard Chcagowith Steamers 70 all Ports on the
North. Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers cDtrustlng the trans
portatoR of their Freight to this Company can
RELY with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road are at all times As favorable rs are charged
by other Rail Road Companies
- Be particular to mark packages via
PENNSYLVANIA Central r r.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply 10 or address either Of the following Agents
of the Company:
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CLARKE & co. Transfer Agents Pttsburg
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VHE PROPRIRTORS OF NET

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Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph

by Telegraph
rrr , CINCINNATI, March Is.
TLOUR-yery dull superhne at %; extra at
SS05as ~. Holders more anxious to sell.
wHEAT-Declined to 81 so for Red
CORN-293c lower and the demand light.
OATS-At 75076c.
WHISKY-Held at :? IS with small sales.
PROVISI0NS-Dull. ......". &c.
PORK-Mess offered az SAC.
BULK MEATS-At l5al7e.
LARD-At Gle, no demand ....
9ROCERIES-Dull ..t
COFFEE-At 40G43c.
SUGAR-At lSd23c
SEED-Steady, Clover at $685. Timothy at
SOS IS.
GOLD-Dull ct 81 sS
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LIVE STOCK.

Droyers ana Farmers will find this the most
advauta geous route for Live Stock Capaciou5
Yards, well wstered and supplied with every
its connections, and every attention is paid TO
their wants From HarTisbuEg- where VIII be
found every convenience for feeding and resting.
a choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This Will also he
found the shortest quickest and most direct
route for Stock to New York Via Allentown
and with fewer changes than any other
Ia ENOCH LEWIS
e.. Superintendent Altoona :
= IL H0UPT
Geul Ticket Agent Philadelphia.
u. II. HOUSTON,
Geni Freight A gent Philadelphia.
janll-my24
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From the New York Bvening Express
Our Geographic dispatches received to-day
from the Oil Regions, inform US OF the striking
of a 300 barrel flowing Well on Cherry Kun,
near the FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM
COAPANY'S PROPERTY Cherry Run Stocks
will be in demand to morrow"
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New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
s(By Telegraph
NEW YORK, March 10.
NONEY--Aetive at cal p cent.
STERLNG-Duil at 81 07ial %.
0OLD-Heavy and lower opening at 81 81,
declining to 81 s5i, and closing at 81 $50 50.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-WithOut decided
shsngs' srodnS ~ 20 -, oo,.
LATER
NYw YORK March 13.-Gold to- night 81 s4i
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER. South
Street near the d. g. o. r. X. Depot Wheeling
viva. All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve.
~ description of Silks and Woolen Goods, exc.
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
lishment In the Western States sep2O
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u, j. & G. BAYHA,
DREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, a few doors above Monroe
Street Keep constantly on hand full assert.
ment Of the above articles
10 Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
Of the city with Bread, Crackers, Rusks, Cakes.
etc sep2D
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Rope store.
r. j. BERRY & CO.,
4 ANUFACTURER AND DEAL,

nj ERs IN MANILA ROPE BED, sash
and Machine Cords, fwines, Packing Yarn
Oaknm Tar, Blocks and Broom Handles n Hoist
ing Rope, fitted up and splicing done att the
shortest notice. No. % Water Street, near the
Pemberton House, Wheeling W. Va sepoO
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P. E. ZINN.

LNRgITERER s. sCONFEGTION.
l. Err, Bridge Corner, Wheeling W. Va,
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign Fruits
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer of Refined
Candy.
Wedding and other parties furnished, on short
notice and accommodating terms. .sepaD
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MANHOOD

MANHOOD
A Nd THE yIGOR OF YOUTH RE.
IA STORED IN four weeks, by Dr. Records
ESSENCE OF LIFE. DR.. Ricord, (of Paris
after years of earnest solicitation has at length
acceded to the urgent request of the American
public, and appointed an Agent in New York.
for the sale of his valued and highly priced Es.
sence of Life. This wonderful agent will restore
Manhood to the most shattered constitutions in
four weeks; and, if used according to printed in
structions, failure is impossible. This life-re.
storing remedy should be taken by all about to
marry, rs its effects are permanent Success, in
every case, is certain.
DE- Records Essence of Life is sold in cases
with full instructions for use, at g. or four
quantities in one for 50, and will be sent to sny
part, carefully packed on receipt of remittance
to his accredited agent. Circular sent free on
receipt of four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND
441 Broome St. one door west of Broadway,
New York janl2-dly
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SIMON KEIM.

MPORTER AND DEALER IN
L FORElG IN AND DOMESTIC WINES.
Brandies, Whistles &C. 2lO Market Street
Wheeling, Va
would invite the special attentionof city and
country dealers, and the public generaliy TO
elsewhere $50