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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

1T is with deep regret that we an
nounce the death of Elder H. s. Glasier
Pastor of the Disciples Church at Bel.
lair, Ohio. He was an exceedingly
earnest advocate OF the gospel, and un.
der his ministration, the church at Bell.
air in period of three years, had more
than doubled its membership. Thor.
oughly imbued with the spirit of his
great Master, his christian department
had won the universal affection of his
congregation, while his amiabIe dispo-
sitiCn as gentleman had secured him
the highestesteem of his fellow citizens.
Although not thirty years of age, he had
attained a very wide celebrity as n
preacher, and welded powerful influ-
ence for good in the community in
which he lived. The funeral discourse
was delivered yesterday afternoon by
w. X. PendletOn, President of Betha-
ny College, and the very large attend
ance of the membership of the different
churches and OF the citizens, gave the
highest evidence of the esteem in which
he was held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

THE telegraph Informs us this morn
ing that the cable lost in 1865 has been
successfully laid, and messages to and
from Nalentia are now passing over it.
To go out into mid ocean, grapple for
and find as insignificant thing as n
telegraph cable, may be regarded as
one of the greatest achievements OF the
age, and is another exemplitication OF
what pluck and perseverance will do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

CoIs"tc'- Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
a superior Toilet SOap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
Glyccrinc, and especially designed for the
use OF Ladies' and for tho Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrIvNlled. For sale by all druggists.
febg7.lvCltSyV
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GIVE 1T a TRIAD
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle.

Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle.
DIR. f. II. KNIGHTS, PrOp'r, Melrosc, Mass.
Sold to the trade by I4AUGHLINS & BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gtSts, also by I. II. Logan Il Co., aud Logan
List 4 Co. my2S-3md&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10
MARRIAGE ANn CELInACY q

Essay of Warning ana Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases md Abuses which pros
tratc the vital powers, with sure means of re-
lief. Sent free OF charge in sealed letter en-
vcloPcs. Address, DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
aulG-3md&w
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Post-Omcc Annirs.


An office is established at Buck Eve
Cove, Pocahontas county. and PHy,I
Mcneil appointed Postmaster: directly
on the route from Lewisburg TO Hun
tersville.
Another Office is established at Pan
Handle, Brooke county, and James
Gardiner appointed Postmaster; abou /
three miles from Holidays Cove:
ROUTE AGENCIES.
On the line from Cumberland, Nd,
to Wheeling, West Virginia, Theophi.
Ius Q: Nuzum is appointed route agent,
vice JOhnJ. Wheat,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10
9anstraI austru,1reuts,
TO PURCHASERS
OF
p I A N O S

ENHE GREAT REPUTATION OF r,,r
c.r, hH te. i'ianO has induced makers of in1
@ .Lt TO represent to their CuSf6
me ers Lnat the Pianos they sell are precsHS'
or fore S em n 1%s hT ia ,nGn made by
This In an old dodge, and one Tho; t
hracticed by manufacturers, who cannot M. HaS,
their Instruments to the trade and c6n zen
market Mt any price. 'A On The
This mode of doing business Should l..
Sn1ng 70 9 S2 nv PGTG2SerS at once Of the
mere fact Of small makers tHking IIs,, no aj'
Lne sIANDARD, and working IInom ' tho Az
reputation should be all the evifence ns sneit
nit II Is wen known fact that all f,rs,.,,.,,
Piano manufacturers have their ls;nEii cI'lS3
aSenSieS ana dispose of their goods tbrSnsS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

WE would remind our friends of the
CopPerhead persuasion that Andrew
johnson Tin swinging around the cir
cle'' during the present week, will
'swing" into our immediate vicinity.
Whether that "humble individual"
will favor our city with visitation. we
know not; but we do know that if he
has any copies of the Constitution left,
afler his liberal donations of that in
strument during his late tour, there
could be quite number disposed of in
this region to advantage, as we think
We know some individuals that would
be Profitted by the possession of copy.
Our City Council few evenings since
took steps to secure a. US presence in
our midst ;-appOinted a committee, we
believe, to invite him to come among
US, and let our citizens witness
the performance of "standing on
the American flag" That commit
tee has not yet reported, if we remem-
Der correctly, whether they were sue
CessEul or not; and we respectfully
suggest that it is time to do so, in order
that if the aforesaid needy individuals
are to he favored with a pre-
sentatiOn OF the Constitution and all the
usual etceteras, they may be fully pre-
pared to go through the trying ordeal.
1t will never do to suffer this opportu-
nifty to pass by unimproved. "A. J. will
prove better drawing card than the
one presented for the meeting at the
Court House the other evening; besides
A. J. is out on little electioneering
tour, and nothing else, all his profess
si0ns of paying respect to the memory
of Mr.. Douglas to the contrary not
withstanding.
Come, gentlemen of the committee
on inviting a. j., hurry up your re-
port. No time is to be lost. In dav
or two the blazing comet will sweep by
us, and we will only get to see its tail,
through your neglect.
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Sperial Auttres.
CHOLERA. CHOLERA, DIARRIIEA,
DYHENTERY. :FLIIX, SUMMER
COMPLAINT.
X II A FT'S
1TUH! TIGHT ITCH!
SCRATCITI SCIIATCIII SCRATCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

Also, cures Salt RhGum, Ulcers, Chllblains,
mud nll oruptlOnS Orthc skin. Price 50 cents.
For sale by NIL druggists By sending 60 cents
to Weeks q Potter, sole agents, 10, WASH
mail, free of postage, TO any part OF the
Unitcti States. ju4-6m
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a1Flp advertisements:
Notice..

A Ill PERSONS WHO HAVE CLAIMS
"A against tho Turner's Association will
please hand their bills to g. w. FranZheIm
forthwith. BY order OF the President.
Scpl0-2t GEO. SClIWARHBACH, Sec'y.
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Ohio County union Tieket:

House OF DclCERtcS,l
Col. NORTON MCGlEEEN,
GAIT HENRY WALl.ACE,
GIBSON l. CEASMER.
sheriff,
JACOB BURKE
Prosecuting Attorney.
\. BOLTON CALDWELL.
Clerk .CircuIt'COurt.
LIEI-r SAMUEL h. McCOLLOCH.
Recorder,
SERGEASr JAMES A. MACAULEY.::
County Treasurer.
Col wM. r. CURTIS,
County Surveyor.
SERGEANT ]. u. WHITMAN.
Assessors.
M DIsf-Trf-E LIIAH DAY,
OstIsrig e PRINNTE JAS. I. MAXWELL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

METCALFia GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine nets
like Inn&ic, curing Rheumatism of years
0u22.im i. ii. LOGAN Il CO, Agents.
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stopped onto boat for Detroit, lcavin
us only FRrrngut 0z II attraction, who
Tried twice to git away ditto, but wuz
timely prevented. Tho President ro-
covered his okHnimity and swung
around the cirklo wunst, and leNVin
tho Constooshn III thcir hands, retired,
+ Attic next pint we WIZ nStoniShcdn at
SCein but ono man at tho station. He
wux dressed with II sash over his shout
dor, and WIZ wnVin II flag with wun
hand, firm n SHloOt with II revolver
with tho other, and plHyin "HniI to tho
ChieF' on mouth organ, all to wUnSt.
"Who nrc you. my gentle friend, " sG2 l.?
"I'm tho newly NppintCd Postmaster,
sir" scH he. "lm u porceShun II wnitin
herc to do honor TO our Chief MngiS-
trntO, all alone sir. There WIZ twenty
JohnsonianS In this hMmlot sir, but
when tho cOmmishn came for mo, tho
other nineteen wuI sourcd and scd they
didn't caro- IL d N for him nor his policy,
sir. "WhUrO Is tho proSidcntY" An
droo wuz gnin to swing around the
ctrklo for this one man and leave tho
conStitooShn i'll his hands, but Seward
checked him.
At Fremont We he'd handsome rC-
CGPShun, for tho offices hoVn't been
chnnged there, but Toledo didn't do so
we'll. Tho crowd didn't cheer AnGroO
much, but when FNrrngut wuZ trOtted
out they gave him II rOuser, wich wuz
anything but pleNsin to the Chief
Magistrate NV this nHShGn, who believes
i'll bein respected.
Finally we reached Detroit. This
bcin II Democratic city, tho President
wuH sselfHgin. His speech hero wuz
VIM NV rare merit. He gathered togCth-
or in ono culver NIL tho spNrklin arrows
hN hnd used from Washington TO this
point, and shot ON ono by ono. lie
swung around tho cirklc-ho didn't
come TO make n spcoch-he Ind
been Alderman NV his native Clown
-he mite hev been Dictator, but
wOOdCnI-Rnd ended with IL poetikul
cOtashun which l coodent ketch, but
which, c@ near CZ Good under
stand, wuz:
"kuln wun-Kum all-this rock shall fly,
From It's firm bHse-in n pigs eye"
Hero we repose for tho nite. To-mor-
row we stnrt onward, and shcl continue
swlngin around tho cirklO till wo
reach Chicago.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, p. NJ.
-, (Which is Postmaster.)
land wise,:OhapIin 10 tho expcdA.
shUn)
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Union State Ticket.

For Governor.
ARTHUR l. FOREMAN, or Wool.
Secretary OF the state.
Cot. JOHN y. wTTCHER, of CaCcu.
Auditor.
JOSEPH NJ. MowHoRTER, Of RoanU.
Treasurer,
Major JACOB II. RRIsrOR, of Taylor.
Attorney General,
Col THATER MELVIN, OF Brooke.
Judge or supreme COurt or Appeals
EDWIN MAXWELL, OF DoldridEC.
For Congress.
In DiafrIcs-C, u. HURBARD, of Ohio.
2Ed LGS'rIct-R Nj. KITCHf:N, of Berkeley.
For state Senate (FIrst DISIrICSl
ARCHIRALD.w. CAMPBELL, of Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10
PItOSPECTUs OF
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
Conducted by Sisters OFSt JOScph.l
CORNER QUINCY AND 5TH Srs.,
NRHEIHNr rArHI III

SOhNEIE SSulNCH AND 9TH STS.,
WHEELING, w. VA.
THIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN
4 for the reception OF Pupils ON Monday
Aug. nth, 1866 The course of instruction
Will comprise all the ordinary branches OF n
nnlshed English Education, Music and the
ETench ana German taught by competent
Strict attention paid to the leportment of
the Young Ladies', who will be required to
observe punCtuRlly, the Rules and RcgUln-
lions adopted for their improvement, and
lor the maintenance of cool order. Pupils
ADMITTED at any time during the year and
emerged from date of entrance. No de(luc-
ton made for partial absence from school, or
ior the remainder of n quarter, when n Pupil
Is finally removed before its expiration
except IN case OF serious illness or dismissal
TERMS PER QUARTER, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
STi5n 60
- tSL :, ............................. %
TSISnSA 4, W
SSO =, W
Ii. =. 10
EASG .............................. 10 "
EXTRA CHARGES.
EEench or German, per Quarter,.....S 90
Music, on P1RnoOr Guitar, per Qunr'r ~ 90
Use OF Piano, III desired, ................. 90
Entrance TO the Academy on Quincy street.
where applications are to be made. 6ugi-6w
n. B. For the convenience of persons re-
siding in North Wheeling, Music Lesson SWiIl
pc given at wheeling Hospital"
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SoAPs, SOAPS TOILET, BATH. SHAW
S Al d'n am aad Family Soaps, OF French, English
On hand and for sale bv EDNT1TN1I ~ pS Sg2Elk
1NS5. 30: Odd Fellows Hall. STI3
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"A Reputation that is Expressed in One Word,
"RELIABLE,"
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PRUDENT MEN

and ephemeral.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10

M DISirIct-ELIJAH DAY,
C4tIniU PRINNTE JAS. I. MAXWELL
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Real estate tcr Sale.

A NEAT new Cottage HOUSE (iust finishingl.
IA VITA s 1s1Ie fsst eenv.asnt sss At Essb.thpSr New
80. $40
~snss5 Fo pssonsrs apply ts T. D. KELLOGG No e Cedar
A VERY excellent and beautifully located FARM
N l9s aorss Al North saaoga Nood
badnss nsonsy Pree G<SSo ss1.
sasy. ADpy TERRY BERRIAN Room No II BTssSss5
COUNTRY SEATS and FARMS for SALE.
~ go Psse River frontage Of 800 fsot large
q city. oHss
capitalist bsisg for dividing ints villa sIs
pro1tsl will investigation.
HuDsoH RvnE-Eesnt House and several eeet the city
eeatiou unsurpassed great bsgSin At Me price asksd
CaAraAa n JFins Farm, s. good 6ading depot
1lstO village 10 scfcs fronting Vrees oOO %
fa depot svaabs building cottage ee0o
lr dogb Reess sad "a depot 5000 Cottage
&osaissd eieSe
sooroH PLAIna n JHandsOe place. So oneqaarte mile
1n dsposl lawn fruts Also Farm
q .ose GOOD badns fruits $4,000 81 good condition
SS beautiful and % house and good
esstdaEs cheap, es0o s1d others ysfisu leees and
. isss JOHNSON. MILLER HALL.
No. q kasssn Csdsf'tt
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SOnsrs ano farms n,anieO.

3 A LADY who desires 10 open 6 SCHOOL for linn
"A sd aanbsT Of children would lie Family bavinga
NDRNsHED HOUSE RENT and who would remain a. part
2synaon % eae ssDe Address b. H. MAdis0nsq PestOlee
WANTED TO PURCHASER FARM of so 10
100 ass With good modem HOUSE Sne other
Most b Vsoaucvs well located unquestion
ey eahy eaa reasonably nee from musQuoes within 70 nile Of
Nss ora By Eei uezmbost Address C. g. Tnbuns Ohce
~-1th description Of property sOA sssh Pbes
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8 ORRIs NILKiNS Aucuoneer
GENTRAL PARk LOTS AT AUCTION on Third.

ILEINA AucIiOneeT
CENTRAL PARk LOTS AT AUCTION on Third,
- FHh. Eighth Matisouaves Fthe-lth, SiNtysevrrth
sHy~isnth Seventh -i-itl EirhushssE. H. LUDLOW
Go sell suction TUESDAY, November e. 1896 a. Il
s.eck A. the Excl nse S-s--om. No III Broatwsy - .
THRpAyE4 BRICK tuiusf Nos and 93s 25 feet
s91H " strtietl-st. each $50 rJ5 feet.
FIFrs-,vs-soutess. oorner Of sovea;y-slshhst Lot
RETH Avssouhos o FiEhte.h 81 Lot p st 100 feet
FlrTH ayE.-l lot 5l2 con Of Fighteh-s. 2SbXlOOfe-
NADIsoEAvE.North-casi Of SItysevelLsL, Lot
- 5EI0' :-st
Avz--Eohest Of sirtysvsuh -, Lot 25T
100 lee.
s15i 90
SIXTY lot north side 81 feet Ne o. Mad
So1-ava. eJxl0O fee p iucnCs
WEsr FiTTY zIeu ISL ,. north side 225 Zee. o. Fh
eas, p. i.Cla..
syrIEieHTH Lo south side % fse: o. Msdou
Je sisb Kl0J feet 8 .frtes. 1870. 800.
Aap. al h. paT' o. ae ancoaeers oace l. LUDLOW
4 %. N. p Pr I,cgb Broadway
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Bales bp Autticn.

A J. BLEECKER, Auctionecr.
n. C5o,e6ih 6Ss. 65th, ga era lloih lllh ga ID and
In sv,t - 49, -
A = BLEECKFB son Co v eel a. = .te , rffanes
f,s1'm No gu brosiU ~ Y O'Clock n.. on "sDfS 'A'
n ~ ths lowing ytl.. 20. lots:
sohI.. lot. uofh slice. rs feet we7f of1tr 7Te
k}.r-t Tot o. b ide. $50 81 wei ~ sI.rFr
lots south side 600 feet ve o. 3. .-aFr.
t2fs i've to soath eide. 30 feet east OF 2tasye
cts south side between 81 ave ara nf0ail arc ne
81 .gt.t
iII d. ssv.n loit north side go fee, esi CO tlayo
Haas hvo tot. south SIDE M rear OF the aeofr
ll-s- eight lots tGu eide, 100 -ei west ~ sciVe . .
3r. ots it including soafl wc.' corner 4h'N
l-srs. three lots s.5e p feet south o. o'tns-
Fls luap-bookt alI 3. ie ulurs apply 20
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dmnsemeHts

PARNUM AND VAN AMBURGHs
- MUSEUM AND MENAGEME COMBINATION.
mUsEG2 S SisS sfe' & AZ F bS%S "a
ENTIRE vAN AMBURGH COLLECTION
or LViSG WILD ANIMALS
sL1EFeH4NT, I poUeLyngsPRD "a crRIAN cAyEI ROYAL
sIv9Rissf M n nVI nHLAfA mOuNIAlN bbAh
9EhRs wolves sarRREb C hgAs T5Gbms w
PLhCANs MONKEYS &C. and over TWO HUNDRED Aus
To saord ample room for thu di.p.sy ofshi.
GREAT MORAL ExHI8ilIoH.
PTyE HEW AND SPACIOUS SALOON
'i'' 0''n 'D''' '0% oSE HUNDRED CAGES
LADIES FAMILIES AND CHILDREN
Ey[ %irA MSRSI RF4 a 7 - O'CLOCK,
The sags ofthe Lecture adADed in Its
Tor inn. sonyerabiiy fo the requirements o. Dale Perform
ALARGE AND SPLENDID ARENA,
MAGNIFICENT ORIENTAL SCENE.
pript,d BY the csis5ed s. Mr. GEoR9E HfiLoE, and
Which vi" ps y Sdgiyd 0y J 1S III SSAd
~hosetnisssn and daon PerofHAn's an interesting eaaron
MARVELLOUS EXHIBITION
None hsvs exercised control the Inhabitants Tbs
Ai'''A '''s'" sG NED DAVIS THE LION KING
N''' WILL iIiI ENTER TIE DEN OF WILD ANIMALS
BRAZILIAN TIGRESs BEN9AL AND SENEGAL
LEoPARDS, AND No , 5: A JAGgAR
i"' u'u' W Spii iHiY EDGAcTED MULES
aud eIces1ive dtosry anything here Ofor. prr-euted
THE TRICK PONIES, AND PERFORMING MONKEYS
Astonsh, and delight with their exhibition
TIE ANIMALS WILL BE FED IN THE PRESENCt OF
VISITORS utII O'CLOCK NOON, OF tie CONCLUSION or
MORNING PERFORMANCE
AFTERNOON at ?, EVENING a. u
vii bs acted Tobias grsat comedy OF
THE HONEYMOON,
IN which the
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY WILL APPEAR
THE INFANT PHENOMENON MISS EMMA FOSTER, ssed
bye her Astonishing scotch Dsnce.
DANCES by MISS EMMA SCHELL and GEN. GRANT.
To 5s al oil hours
GORDON CUMMING COLLECTION
Tho greatest iivsng curiosity exhibited
JOHN TOLLETT THE IRISH FAT BOY,
AGED StXTEEN YEARS: WEIGHS a26 POUNDS,
MAMMOTH PAT MAN WEIGHING 6I5 POUNDS.
GIANT AND OtANTESS, EACH OVER EIGHT FEET HIGH
DWARFS CiRCASsIAN GIRL.
NATIONAL BRONZE PORTRAIT GALLERY
I25 PORTRAITS OF N a. INDIAN CHIEFS
Co,moraas Learned Seal Happy Family Grand Aqua1a War
Figures aud 200 90 other Curiofties.
Admission 20 Children under ten. Is cents
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professional Nciites

DR KING, No. 1916 Nintb-st., near Broadway cures
All F,uAs pissG,e Cont4mTton and hbeunattn vh,b all
others m Co1fafIen Zee Ohcs opsreu hsD n. tot
Curs GltTGntssc.
HYGEIO.THERAPY- R. 7. TRAIL, NJ D.. may
&c eont1Red Co.t, Rooms Nc "a sIthsvs from "
oclock Medical sigeenu are Eseut'%d 10 cal
TO- then tcIs' GIins 9hes hour
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and ell other Special IN
~ Maj. ard f.m.. Tenth bhsIIsd enes JusI
ts ANATOMY Surrey TIE tyfteufs N.dia College " y
Pic. 81 % WARNER No. Nss.yttf oODFhbF No 10
B,e,dr.v. MCFARLAND Twenty-tArdst ard bTosdwty;
the Anthc fy hrit, between secehd AID Ihfd
tyer fToIn ! 20 3o'roet and 10 . Celoei evenings
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CLrsY CUARrERsAsTFR OFFICE.
DTPOT OF NAsHINGI1S.

NtsHTNGI0h u, N0FoIlTT 7
4 ARLE SALE or CLOTHING. CAMP, AND
L GARRISON rQLPA6E--Win be sold by direction Of to-
21arsiulserGeuo MONDAY. Noyemfer 10 cJu-ueucrgu
20 .aisr the g-rscn or Captain d c lnon.s NJ s. X Al
Aro lare Depot Svr. street. below Pealyysna avenue
shs 70 opril--descr5~d rr0ps-y.
Aboa- "a 600 Axe % 5ol picEs. H.OOo Hs-rhrts and
A5,- . 20 Ak hants 600 Pick Hsades and 200 Hschet
Hs1irs
g..s Goods NEW and rs ORIGINAL PACKAGES and
a,sal-,l-sd BY hunt MANI lrug Co. Collins Co. Wiau
hsal Beatty L CO., mo oilers
ALSO. ABOUT
go 3rrsf-Costs-trovr, black and gTsy.
tDsl i-.sntry Overcast
- '1vl.ry jail
1871 Pairs Trow-.r--biscL. Al goods.
1JsslsF With 81 o Cord a Clio hug A. @51siHg OF Great
u.Autry Ov--cca Jackets Hats Noo-n
Blarkes BED Sacks Metallic Eui3sacks aid
Spairs Shcvr, ANrs Camp Kettle Mes, PaLs ags
0r o. T-n and Tent Po,a Old Rope. Rs-s, &c.
Goods BE- -.u1vrd within i've days oG dsT OF s,ls
Tsrals. Cash, 10 tose-lllr-t iluda
By ,11raad GsueE q. Backsr Ass
.9susa. CHARLES a. IONP4fNs.
.Iri. :
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Tie complain, the shove entitled seio, va duy o. ~ &c
Oa 81 lie Ct City and County % hew fors ts th day
o October. 1884. IOuDEha bhgt hLh',
Oct2s law6wM rAnhn, AttoiLeyi
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yr,rrr, pC1vf,T,yv srfJf, ,TI,pr -. aT-OTToN
6otels. &5r.
Bcaro amo Rooms.

A PLEASANT secoLd-story, with modern con-
~ obned with board In private family
aiding Eaig Forty nintls Terms moderate Addre's > A. B.
stlyio1 ?.
A Parties in want Of ROOMS, with and without
~ BOARD find descriptive l with prices office.
BRYAN Co.. Board and ROOn Agency No Sc Lbys, Room
No g. second oot
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nay nov o. a. No 50 Broadway by order
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