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MARKETs.-For the past few weeks
our family markets have been well sup
piled with all tile staple articles Of the
season, without producing any material
decline in prices. Butter and eggs have
advanced and are selling atWinter rates.
In fresh meats there has been no change
for several months, and It looks as
though consumers will be compelled to
pay famine prices for another year, for
all kinds of market produce. The sup
ply of vegetables is abundant and the
quality superior, with prices 10 cores
pond. The following rates prevailed
yesterday morning in the Second Ward
market:
FRESH MEATs.-Steak, choice cuts,
20 cts per h.; Steak and Roast, 10 cts. /;
boiling pieces, to 10 cts. Mutton
u to Is cts. per 1b. Pork and Sausage,
20 cts. j; Beef Tongues, Otto 75 cts each.
ders, 20 cts. Sides, 25 cts.
BUTTER-25 to IS cts. per Id.
EGoE-1S to 20 cts. per doz.
SORGHUM SYRUP-25 cts. per quart.
VBGErABLEs.-Potat 20 to % cts:
per peck. Tomatoes, so cts. per peck
81 per bushe1. Sweet Potatoes, so cts.
per peck. Onions, SO cts. per peck-5c
per bunch. Corn, 10 cts, per doz. Gu
cuInbers, 10 cts. per doz. Cabbage, 5 to
10 cts. per head. String Beans, 25 cts.
per peck Lima Beans, 20 cts per qrt:
FRUTT-Apples, (scarce) so cts per
peck. Peaches, 81 per peck. Pears, 20
cts. per peck. Grapes, 81 per peck,
OATs-50 cts. per bushel.
CoRN-70 cts. per buShel.
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AssEssoR's oFFIOE.
NEW GRlEK. : SH s. VI. A NJ: IL &. ,e5

14lkss w v
NEW GREEK. Nv. Va, Aug. II, '65 =
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN theiltsts of Valuations and enumefations
of property subject 10 tax under the ftAct to
provide Internal ReYeuuento support the
Government. to pay. tnterest on the public
debt and Tor other purposes" approved June
20, 1894 ana the ameudhtory act approved
March Sd, 1885, made and taken by the seve-
raj assistant assessors tOf the divisions herein-
after mentionedl of The ii collection district
ofNYest Virginia, Will remain open for. the
xatnination of al Persons Interested for the
from the date hereof, viz: lFilBt (ist9 division
embracing the county % Morgan; Cd Hemp
shire: 9TH Toy lOf: 10Th, Preston; II til, Mon.
ongalIa. ontlie 5th or Sep amber, al Berk-
eley Springs on the 18th and Sth of SopteIl-
Der, at my office at New Creek; on the 12th of
September at Grafton; otlithe 18th OF Sep
tembeT, Mt Alorgnntown; on the 18th OF Sep
TENDER, mt KingIVood. !. - &
At each time and place mentioned appeals
viii be received and deterInin6d relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuations, aSSes2-
ment or ions made and taken by the
Assistant Assessors, All appeals must be
made In writing, specifying the particular
cause, matter, or thing, resnectIng. which a
decision is requested, aud shall, inoreovef.
state the ground or principle OF inequality or
anglGl3w II. r. CARsR ADoS. Assessor.
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MORE ABOUT THE 9TH CAvALRY.-l
A letter received from gentleman mt
Fort Leavenworth, says that tho MEM
beers of the Sixth Cavalry have all been
released and will start Immediately
for Fort Kearney, except the three men
who were tried and sentenced. The
men will be armed ut TT. Leavenworth
but will not be provided with horses,
and consequently will have to make
the march across the plains on foot.
Letters received from that portion of
the regiment which went on according
to orders represent that they nre now
ono hundred and fifty miles west of
Fort Kearney that they are having fine
times and enjoying themselves exceed
ingly, Game is abundant and the men
say they would rather be on the plains
than at home. ran
We are glad to hear that the difficulty
with the 9th has been finally settled,
and that tho men have consented to
cross the plains. Adiutant General
Pierpoint's visit has certainly been pro-
ductiye of good results in relieving
these men fsom further punishment,
and inducing them to yield obedience
to the orders of their superior officers.
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BoLD RoRRERY.-The residence ORR.
w Phillips asentered through a vim
dow, night before last, and robbed Of a
trunk containing two hundred dollars.
some clothing and valuable iewelry.
The trunk was discovered the next
morning on the. side of Wheeling hin.
broken open and riAed Of lis contents.
No clue as to the perpetrators has vet
been obtained. y
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WHY NOT USE THE REsTIF

Over twenty yeas' increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS, WE'VE
TAN HAR DYE Is tliebest in the world 1t
IL the cheapest the most reliable, and most
convenient, Complete in one bottle. Does
not requtrean previous preparation of the
hair. Notropble. No crock or stain. Does
not rnbo on on make the hair appear dusty and
dead, but tmparts 10 1t new life and lustre.
Produces beauttfhi black or brown, as pre-
teETed. A child can apply 1t Alwaysgives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. sold
everywhere.
Al. MATTHEW'S, Manufacturer, N.
DEMAsBARNEs& CO., New YorE, whole
tale Agents. rnay2O-lyeod
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EVERY ONE sITOULD USE


HALLS vEGETABEE sICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER Mat splendid preparation for
the Hair, which Is fast becoming SO popular,
and so much enqulred for.
No one who has used It Will ever give up
itsu use.
It Is n Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever. 3aHair ,
twill restore Gray Hair to its original color.
Il Will prevent the Hair from falling out.
Il cleanses the Scalp and makes the Hair
soft and lustrou8 and sdlken. y 5il-lffl77 :
tits asplendid Hair Dressing. Fiil
I 1t IS recommended and used by tire first
medical apth ortty In the countTy. "a
Be particular to ask for 1ALLSV VEGETABLE
worthless Imitation in the market. Sb
For sale by all Druggists lt.i5-flll 20. ~, F,
TIL. LoGAN&Co. and LOGAN. LIST q Z:
CO, wheeling, W. Va, Wholesale Agents.
81 A. /
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belmont IRON WORKS
AND NAII, FACTORv


north by Division street, eastby NAH street,
and south by the properly OF AIessrs Caldwell
Also, the coal Mine in said wattill 4 how
worked by said corpora ton and tile railway
connecting said mine and the rolling mill.
Also, the real estate and coal property be-
longing TO the slid corr oratfon In and ndioIn-
Ing South Wheeling, Including that recently
purchased OF DIR. j. @. Campbell, and the
chnseS in action connected Herewith; and 81
town lots4niSopth W Keeling, lately pElrchas-
ed Of the n. q II. Bank and others, and lot
No. in Caldwell's addition to the city OF
vision streets, with, FIVE itenemehts thereon.
1t Is supposed that the coal proterfH 10 Ee
sod with the works, Is sufficient to supply the
works for thirty years :
The sn1d real property to be sold on the fol-
lowing terms, viz: one-fourth cash, and the
three equal instalme payable In six tyVei We
ana eighteen months from said date, the pur-
chaSer OF the real estate to take the stock On
hand or materials, Iron nails, toOla and chit
tel properly at an appfaisement to be made
by three diSinterested persons of whom the
agents another, andth two so chosen q tfliri
the decision, of any two of the three TO be
ofndlngS ana the stock so taken to be paid for
In equal instruments ut four, six, and eight
months, with interest from day of sale The
deferred payments on both the real estate
TO the undersigned agents, and lien to he ne.
tnlned on the property until payment in full.
Inc purchaser shall have the option of INV.
ing IN hand the whole purchase money ~
any further portion thereof thnn above stnt.
Ell. JAMES PAUL.
g. D. HUBBARD,
r. CRANGLE.
Wheeling, w. Va, Aug. 90 1896
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EUREKA.-Such, is tho name given to
a Hair Restorer, manufactured by Rob
ert Fisher of st. Louis, former resi-
dent of this city, 1t restores gray hair
to its natural color very speedily, and
is a great fnyorite with many of our
citizens as a Hair Dressing and Tonic.
Price one dollar.
For sale with all the popular toilet
articles, by It. II. Logan & Co., and Lo-
gan, List d Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, Wheeling. ig'ti'iis
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YOUTHFUL WAEDERER.--About IL
o'clock on Tuesday night, as Mr.. Pack
er, of the Union House, was about to
close up for the night, he found stand
ing on the side walk in front of his
door, small lad who was evidently a
stranger in the city. Mr.. Packer took
him in and furnished him with food
and lodging. The boy says his name
is Charles +. Taylor, that he is ten years
of age and that his parents reside in.
Baltimore, where his father is employ
ed as n Ferryman. He represents that
he left home two years ago and has
been living with his uncle, Rev. p.
Stephens, of New Nfatamoras; that a
few weeks ago he received letter from
his father, telling him to come home.
Hisuncle gave him $40 to pay his passage
but that he wanted to get somo more
to take to his mother, and for that pur-
pose hired as cabin-boy on the steamer
Ne'C State, remaining on board for two
or three weeks. He says he left the
boat here and got on the cars to go |
home, but the conductor thought he
was a runaway, and sent him back on
the westward-bound train. The boy is
so young that his statement in regard /
to his movements are not very reliable
He appears to be perfectly at home, and
cOnverses freely with strangers, and
does not express any anxiety or alarm,
but says he wishes to go home to his
parents. Mr.. Packer sent him on to
Baltimore by yesterday mornings
train.
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4 BADLY Cur. Yesterdaye venine Mr..
John Murray accidentally pushed his
hand through pane of glass in the
door OF Mr.. Customs office, ON Market
street, severely woanding his hand and
wrist. BE bled profusely, and Il Wa.,
feared that some of the tendons Wers
cut DIR. Cummins was sent for 10
dress the wound. y
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TO 1INVALID SOLDIERSI5
Artificial Legs, Arms and Grutehes.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
AIANUFACTURE.
u. S. GENERAI, HospIrA1.

Hheettng, w. Va, a TJFil 18th. 1875
TAKE PLEASURE, IN STATING fNO
you that have carefully examined j the
AIunna Legs manufactured by LEoNATU
simplicity of Construct as well as tltfaFiIi
" anu convenience, i have never seen any
thing 70 equal them, and i therefore cheeFfnlly
recommend them to any!yVho are mn ioFfnnafHn
enough 10 need artificial limbs '1', -
Very resp =, your obed 'tserv't,. (. Z
JOHN KIRRER e
A. A. Surgeon, d. S. A., in charge.
rtgal. lIEEIIEG, W. Va, April 9th, 1855.
. nave c1retnlIS, examined the Artificial
Legs pf 1fEoNARD LEGRAS, and find Them
stmple in. their construction of GOOD work.
Inanshlpt light and very sutStantiaily made
4hey viii be quite as serViceable ns any nrfI-
nGla! legs IN use, and on account of their sine
pncttY and strength less liable to need feuaiI5
1 cheertnIy recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs. Ssf.5tsFsf
JOHN FIsIssEII.,
,Sa..i' - q "A. A. Surgeon, %, s.. A
WHEELING, w. Va, April 18th, 1865,
me Af1hctal Legs offered for sale by CHAs,
bEHLER, Agent, can recommend for the 1io1-
lowing advantages: simplicity In BtTurffina
strength OF material and economy in fFiCa
81 etailY, r. W.tIiAlIETr5f =
~ Surgeon Board OF ENROLMENT.
" e1lordf me pleasure to state that I,FON-
ARD EEg5RAfS, corner of East C0nnn1nns4 EIIs-
snenys has furnished me with mn an al Tx
L5At can use vel, after one week using Il
cheeftnll " recommends to all who afannfoTI
innate 20 need one to give him call. .f5s.i
80, LEWIS RAlfAI,EY
Spfingdaie, Al1eg henY Co. PA
For further part culars cali on or address
CHARLES BEHLER, AIT,
gostFoe 81, BET. lfaskett e Fb,trtA.
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- -. POR aALR.

II, OFFER FOR SALE SfY PR0pEprv
Il situated on, the line 1.-THE National RGa5'
iour miles eest OF The Gltg of Wheeling. Sad
property Consists of my residence eonf atr1iII1.
eleven rooms and an attic dutshej haiE
rooms and all modern improvements. SISSI
Ionfteen acres OF ground attached, ON yyIIeIi
ttabltngs Ice and spring house chciSefy sEi1tI
Two clsteEnA Also one hundred and IyF,si1fv-
Plum and OUNCE tIees aIl beIrin9, Ti1s,-
me- asa selections of Grapes RaTplJeF
ne, k.4laSttDefI1ees Strawberries, and 6ti1er
srlftu irllts. The grounds are dnely laiSI ont
WIN and other olnanlentaIsh rSib
" r Ss,i ifii - g, " q ID q
any one desiring TO ptTFCI1i,ss al 1rt5f5 W
n -, % consul tme In. FeRnTtIi 70
~ =, 81 i cam leave their
ia dT f5 ~ E NJ Once. or visit
ieb 9 IS. s si'''' IA epB H6HNsRooKs
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OBTAINING MONEY UNnER FALSE
: aEE lls'slas. Vending trumpery i1ni-
t "a IoI Of Lphinis extracts as genuine
me game Is about played out, however
l loE me universal popularity of PhaloD,s
I'll ss-tloomlng Cereus'' has literal
y taken the wind out of the saIes =,
49, tnS tFleksters who pretend to sell mr.
a.Sles that cannot now be imported az.
SSP' AZ q deadlOas. Sold everywhere. = !.
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Gdnfafinna1.
Medical College Of Ohio.
45th ANNUAL SESSION Iso6.8,


HIHIS WElIeKN OWN. SCHOOL OF
y. Medie1ne enteIS upon Its 18th year with
tncfeastnB prosperity. . ~ *.
Lectures will be resumed as follows:
The Clinical course viii commence ON the
A 4l O the prel term consist
cal lectures atthe hospitals and COLLEGE dis
penaaFy, VIII commence ON the 18th of Oeto-
Der and continue till the opening OF the
: Regular Session, November 1sf.
Professolsfe 5000. Matriculation $500.
s,55tstt FACULTY.. ~
GEORGE O. BLACSAIAN, NJ. D.,
ProIeSsor OF Principles and Practices Of Sur
gerry and Clinical Surgery.
JAMES GRAHAM, MD, 3
Professor OF the Theory md Practice of Medl.
4F si cine.
y g NJ. B. WRIGHT, NJ. D.,
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases ofWomen
and Children.
C. g. COAIEGYS, MI
Professor or the Institutes OF Medicine and
Clinical Medicine,
THEoPHILUs PARv1N, n. D.,
Professor of Materia Medlca and Therapeutics.
w. n: GoBRECHT, NJ. D.,
Professorof Anatomy.
ROBERTS BARTHOLOW, n. D.,
SAMUEL NICKLES, n. D., 20 :
Demonstration OF Antony. -
E r. w. SAUNDERS, MI D. I. e I. !.
~ Prosector to Professor Of Surgery. 90 E.
q. o. WRIGHT N. D. - 80
Prosector to Professor OF Anatomy.
fHEoPHILUs PARYINl, n. D., Dean,
Isl Seventh Str, Cincinnati, Ohio.
~ - = ( + q
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INHUGAN.-It is said that a collision
occurred on Sunday last on the B. & o.
Railroad in the vicinity OF Piedmont.
A discharged negro soldier who was on
board the train had his leg broken and
was carried to Cumberland and left
lying on the platform at the Depot,
where We are told he was allowed to
remain over twenty-four hours without
assistance, IF this be correct the par
ties who We're guilty of such inhuman
conduct merit the severest condemna-
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Wheeling Female College
WHEELING, W..VA.

TVHIS INSTITUTION CHARTERED
u with tul collegiate powers in ISL and
BsIG TeetGgEs viii bs opee ap ag &
tute on the inst Wednesday In September
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly retltted and newly furnished
IN the liberalIty OF It's arrangements, in the
extent and com pre- 1e9styen nc OF It's course
eminent, and in the ability and experience Of
its Board of InStEpc ton the public may rely
upon its being first class seminary.
Having had many years ex pefiencefn con-
Quoting leading Educational Institutions in
the EasteTn and Middle States, feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear.
nest cooperation Of the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity, the College win soon be able to
extend to young ladies an the fncillties for an
accomplished education TO be found ohtsid
of our eastern metropolitan cities. s,f-
1t attords me the, highest satisfaction to be
of teachers of distinguished ability, expe-
Renee and Feputation9 ~ 1a si.i1
a tI1ile.E VIII be organised
AZ an carry. daYs having especial reference to
ness of teaching.
Ia PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT will be
opened for such Misses MS are too young to
enter the collegiate. nj
Tie Institution will be conducted upon
principles; the leading churches Of this yicini-
ty, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Episcopallan, being represented in the Facul-,
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUITION First Preparatory. 50; Second
Preparatory. 81; First Collegiate, IS; Second
Collegiate, 50; Junior, SO; Senior, So 50;
Latin, French, German, or other Language, SIS
ing, $; Printing in on, $40; Pastel, $40; Crny-
on S.; Music, on Plano, SO; Use OF tnstru-
ment, 81 SO; Vocal Music, Sl0i Fuel, I'd md Sd
quarters, so cents each quarter. sis
BOARD So; Fuel md Lights, IS; 'Washingl
g; Weekly Board drom. Monday to Friday
night, So 80; Fuel and Lights 81 n
Bllls both for tuition and board payable i'm all
cases at the commencement of the QUARTER
Sept. 9th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and A pril 18th.
July @. 1885. 3 PTesidenlt.
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Aami H,t S q slis L


Administering Of the Estate fpfsJ efeson L.
Sangston, Deceased.
By virtue of a decree made and entered in
this cause on the 18th day of May, 1885, It WINS
adJudged, ordered, and decreed that this cause
be referred to one the Commits loners of this
Court to audit, state, and settle the Admins
tFation account of the said IIoring, and report
the same to Court, and also ascertain and re
port what debts there are agninst the estate of
said SangtQn .still unpaid, and also the real
property belonRlns to- ssIiEf estate, ideScfibing
the separate parcels thereof, and where sitri-
ute, and what part thereof Is encumbered by
deeds of trust or otherwise, and the amount Of
each leneumhfance, and. 70 IYfhonaf dine, and
that he give four Weeks notice by advertise
ment thereof, published in some newspaper
printed In Wheeling, nj the time and place of
taking such account, and that he also. by like
advertisement, give notice to. all PERSON.
claiming to be creditors of the said estate, that
they, Mt the time and place to be named by
him, appear before him and produce and
prove the amount of their respective debts on
pain of having their said supposed debts eH-
cludedlf nom payment by said iestateS indCase
they. do not respectively at said time and
place prove the same, and that his proceed
Ings in the premises With any special matter
he may deem pertinent, which he may be
required by said parties, or any OF them, spe-
chilly to report, and that new process OF sub
poana issue against the In tdefedd liant, John
A. SangBton. f.TfS Ft~FF -a
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For Sale.

TiHE VERY DESIRABLE PRoPERTy
J. on Fourth street, known rs tile residence
OF a. II. Woods, deceased, with stnbling. ISS :
&c; complete; also tie property mt tile heoI
OF Monroe street, corner or Monroe and 7th
nDoSe tie Episcopal Church, and the int
residence OF Geo, n TinEle. For iiforniation
relative thereto, inquire OF
GEO. T.5TINGIE.
aug2l=2Hd Gas Compnny's Office
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Special ayptifes.
COCO OREA1IsFOR THE HAn

u COCO CESl&AlLaknU1kfL THE HAIR
CoCo Cream Tor the Hair. ao
Coco Cream for the Hair. t,lsssy
Away with your Grey Hair.
roo Away with your Grey Hair.
Nomore rancid PomadeslI ~
y - Nomore rancid Pomades /
!, yon want something elegant, 1vz.,-.i
II You admire delicious Perfume,
II yop desire SON ana SILKY Hair, -
Ifyoa want your Hair preserved, 5sGs
Ifyou want your Hair to grow E5lIc1 M
Ifyou want TO prevent premature Badness
II you want to be rid OF Dandrufi, i'5i
Use the Coco Cream
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. 80,
Use the Coco Cream. ~
Use the Coco Cream. sss5
Price IS cents bottle. i1l5 nj. eti
For saleby adf as ~
I4AUGHLINs d BUsHFIELD,
ju24 Wheeling, w. Va,
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Mr.. LANG, of the firm of Greer &
Laing, returned day or two since
from a visit to Scotland, whittier he
went in the early part of June last. 81
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Bethanv ICnllapa z.

ETN1IS INSTITUTION rs LOCATED IN
y one. Of The most beautiful and healthy
FOL Ions OF the hin country ofWest Virginia
M,hlesilng, and setell miles nom Wells6ufg, az
Mi1ls Nc Plaee persons coming either by Boat
81 Sa ~ San hnS haclrs ready to Take them 10
me college Situated as Il Is in the country,
y ~ removed at once nom thef emptafi ons IA
agance, and the M tiles for vice .VhisR
aLtnch 10 Colleges in or near laThtS sf.ffiaS =
Young men who desire a thorough etlneafion
VII nnd peculiar ADVANTAGES In Refhany TSIs
IeRe. Sne has an experienced Facnlty ami
tlI9tuS inc best education on the lowest FERNS
.1h6 9th Session win commence ON fIiti III
~ n1itlioay IN October next and jtefnfn1ffI Al,
the last Thulsday of June 4e99. Z - N )
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CAlrPnELIs President; Il
". *. PENpLEpoN, Vice President and
folessor OF Mental Moral and Political IIhi-
susophy andBelleS IAsttfes - 2 - 81 leFfl71
SaAHhES LOUIS IooS Pro- fEsnF of Aneleuf
I'M 1aseS and Literature. lss5t1Ff7f.T
- ". loltNsoS, Professor of Mathematics
y. RICILA IlDsoE, PFo6essor OF Nafurai Phi.
tosophy, Cheinistfy and Natural History, 4fIs
4is39tR ~ ~ z TERoIs .fi7ssf7a ~
noarding nom $500 to 81, 80 per week.
~ s41Atlonf per Sess1 onof 3 months SS000
W ashing and lights eHfFa. ~ = =
Mardculatinn Fee 500. - ~, $50
EoE SataloRues or further infnFFna nj a., M
1teas y " I; :, *. ndleton or @. L. IooS * ~ =
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Nd,E y. g. SANITARY COMMISSION.
desiring to relieve SolIliefs SSdfisSs SsSj
~ EtllllleS nom the heavy expenses Tis1oI-
" ke4u Tor the prosecution Of such SlRiIils
Sous Arrears OF pay, bounty and otherclSims
slIlst tLle government, trtt0ut ehdjua OT -
49, q e..g KIND 1tltutepeF % he -
On DUPLICATION sent to this AriiIfsI7 sfIft5V1S,
S S A1yaile anu post ONCE addFe OF fe Ciaflns
S.;s ~ Iplelfss fatS COMPANY, reginent seIs
count the claim g nude iisfs AZ N 10
~ me proper blanks VIII b fllefi CiTyf NJ
~ ~ lQsal9le and foIWaTtled TO tlS9 tSfFjI
4tese can then be axecuted 0nFI
etlEne1 20 TINS once where fire ClSiH, iii
- psS euted TO q final issue Ia f6e S,,e.t
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COMMISSIONERS { Notice. !

IN OHANGERY, IN TILE CIRCUIT
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LINSLEY INSTITUTE.

English and Classical Academy.
TIHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS nSSTT-
u tuition Will begin ON Monday, September
above the Express ONCE, opposite the 1IcEure
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