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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
RAILROADS g. STEAMBOATS,.
IoHiLAnELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
Il DALrIMORE RAIL imam rIMp M a III.

DHlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2sh, 1856.
Trains will leave Depot r rnor Bio al Street and Wash
iug'on AHsnue, as follows;
E,ApREss TRAIN at4.,5 A. NJ (AIond ex, epsd for
na,tnvr' ami Washington, stopping at Chester. Will
hlps ID Newark EiktOn, North East Perryvle Havre.
dsUrace, Aberd n, Psrymans Lakewood, MaFnolia
C95ss,s ll " end a. i SSteinmsrs ..un.
Al,gAIL TRAIN ats.t5 A. M. (sunf sys exeeptsi,)
or bait core stopping at all Regular stations Con-
Meeting with delaware Rail Road al WI q.n ton lor
Srsneld and intermediate Stations
EXPRESS TRAIN a. Ii 45 A. M (sunJays vxeep A
for baltimore and Washington. ="
~ LAPhEss TtaIy et 800 p. NJ (lualays exesptei)
mont Wilmington, Newark blk q. North East, perry
we, HaTrede Grace a D, rte u, Perrymans Edgewool
''iTf1,iT NigiT ISsse's lWs ard $ miners Run
uay.e % anu washington, conneets at Wilmington with
delaware lroa1 Line (Saturtays excepteiI stoppinE
at " ddletown, SIN. rna Dover Harrington, ssaiord
s%4iisg9ry, % Princess Am aud connecting at Crishsld
pa ngers by Boat from Baltimore for Fortress Monroe
anu norfolk Will take the II .45 A. ri. train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and VIII
Leave Philadelphia at - 3d. OO Oo and II a0 6iavA
T. NJ The 100 r. NJ. train with Delaware Rail-
,9ai lor Allord and intermediate stations. The 90 p
Leave w mington lis and $50 A. NJ, 800 and 80
tdailyO ?. NJ.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at lO45 A. NJ, 4.3i and 1000 p A.
CHESTER PoR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Cheser q 1853, 91s. and IL 2s A. NJ, 34a, 6O5
1.28 and 1885 p NJ. ' '''''
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 1876 A. M, Way MAil. 900 A. M, Ex.
press. l.iOP. NJ. Express Bs6 p. H., Express. s25 p
NJ, Express.
from Baltimore 70 IIavre de trace and intermediate
stations at AGO z. M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 40 and s.S4 A. NJ and s.ss M
Wilmington at b23 10 A. NJ. and 4.i6 +. NJ
sUEDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at s25 P. NJ stopping al TIayrede
Grace, Pe'rys'le and Wilmington Also stops at Rikton
leave passengers from Washington or baltimore and al
Chester to leave passengers Iom Washington or BAltl-
more.
II. =. KENNEY. superIntenaent.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

cry, Ala, from 1000 TO aOOO
the head blocks to be made in accordance with the
specifications, and to conform strictly to the samples
both OF which may be at the Offices Of the Depot or
Chief ouarternasters At boston, New York. Philadelphia
Pitsburg Ba.'more, Washington Fortress Monroe kich-
mond Raleigh Newbern, Fayetteville, Charleston sa-
vannRh Augusta (Ga) Tallahassee, Mobile New Oreans
Galveston, vicesburg, Memphis, Nashville Chattanooga
MurreeebOr0 Louisville, Cairo Chicago Jeersonvlle
&c 'umbus (0hio) Cincinnati, Detroit Sc. Louis Fort
LeAvenworth, Omaha, Little Rock and San Francisco
Bids Tor San Francisco wi be received until December
Tbey will be about nine 10y inches high, from ten to
twelve 2l Inches long and FROM three and half (3) to
four and half 90 inches wide, with angs around the
bottom, They Will be hollow, and will have number
cast the back, and inscription Of the nsme ra H.
the deeeased cast in raised letters tho top They must
be Of good stove plate on weigh not less than twen
ty 90 bs eAeh and be coated thoroughly by dipping in
melted sinc
T. Separate bids are invited for delivery at each place
and in tho parties offer to supply than
one ocay should be stated at what reduced price IN
articles would be furnished in tho increased number.
8. Each bid must be accompanied by good and sufi
cent guarantee Of at least two responsible parties, that
the contract II awarded will be faithfully and promptly
executed rhe responsibility Of the guaantors mast b
shown by the official certificate of the clerk of the neAres
District Court or c. the United staes District Attorney
g. The Government to Itself the right reisc
all bids II unsatsfaetory and To delay the award no
later than the hrst Of January 1867 and also,
instances to change the points OF delivery Of portion
Of the head blocks in which case reasonable allowane
for increased or deduction for diminished transportation
| will be made.
4 The tins OF delivery to be sube to future arrange
ment sufficient time being allowed after ths lists OF name
are flrnished to the contractor.
g. The articles must conform rigidly to the sample AM
will be subject to such inspection at the point deliver
as the Chief OF the Bureau may direct.
o. The full name and post office address Of the bdde
should appear In the proposal.
10. Proposals should be plainly endorsed "Proposal
for Iron Head Blocks and he addressed "To the Quare
master General, U. s. A., Washington, D. cn
| QuArtermaster Gsneral
nov6-tn3O Brevet Major General, U. s. A.
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I'LL A III Il.

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Camp and Prlsoaa-Twenty Months in the DepsrtmeE
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Mrs. doodfellow's Cookery az 1t Should Be. Cloth.
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West virginia: Its Farms and Forests Mines and oil
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Oil Regions of Pennsylvania. Cloth.
Summers Stnry Gheridan's Ride and other Poems; by
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Match Making.
Castles In the AIR; by Mrs. Gore.
Also, large number of New Books of various kinds
All the latest Magazines and Newspapers. stationery
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The BrIdat ChamDer, an Essay oi u4rn
aud instruction for Young Men-published by the How
ard Aasocston aud sent tree of charge in scaled
opas. Address, DR.. j. Skillin Hong hon. boward
inatiol. ratt4 ialphiA, Pa fshl0-1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

DIR. sTRICKLANDs PILE REMEDY
Has cured thousands OF the worst of Blind
Bleeding Pilss II gives Immediate relief, and effects
permanent curi. Try II directly. 1t IL warranted To
cure. For sala by all Druggists at so Tents per hot
ian12-w&siy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS

'pr 'f inel wtsh TO qualify themselves for Busi.
ee's r, sfrp leiuslled Advantages for doing 80 at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
RAIL ROAD LINE
CHANGE OF HOTRs

ON AND AFrFH MONDAY, NOV 70, 1866,
Passenger Trains will follows rnt f-ther notice
G0INl NORTII
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
oN DthrAL AS soClArloN,
No. 10 COOpER INSTITUTE.

NOW YOrk, Nov, 2Isi, I0G1 J
Z h's telCiies ,het have given full and
definite instructions 10 Dr Vim. ID. Nolen,
OF W'ningior DelaNa.e, to manufacture
and administrative Nitrous Oxide Gas for
the cNdatdon OF teeth Without pain
tsi med) DE, G. @. CoLroN,
tOl ,hG Denal Association.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
PROPOSALS.
FOR IRON HEAD

Z
QuARTRRMAsrRR GENERALS 0FFiCs
WAsHsaTOE, D. O.. October 3lst, 1856
l. Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
Quartermaster General, Washington D. Q, until Novrm-
her a0th 1856 for furnishing Ca-Iron Head Blocks for
National ceBeterles delivered in quantities about fol-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

esis' IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED wr1u
AcHNG TEETH, There is noihing which
people dlead more than pan, and there is
no pain more cScruciajing than that of ex.
tIac '7g a tooth Now His pain can all be
Qbviaied by taking ino Nitrous Oxide or
i,dughing Gas, which is admitted by all the
DENIAL and Medical Journals to be the best
an sl1etic for tooth drawing; best, because
enough cln be given 10 produce cnirc nsen-
s''i'iiy without any danger; best, because it
ls SO pleasant 70 breathe, producing no sick
ncsS OF disHsreeiulc sensations, and ieav ing
tne system cu'iely IN two or three minutes;
nesi, ocr luse il will succeed with patients
on Whom chl@olorm ard cher have been
l"'ed in vuiQ; best, because thc mosl delicate
Nnc nervous p0d feeble persons con breathe
y Ni'h "icy; hest, bccau3c VITA many pa-
llems, il fenuWs iooh drawing pleasure.
Pr William ID. Nolen, No. 910 West Fourth
SFceI, has ldtcn sru,tl pains 20 perfect him
tgli III manufacturing aud admins crpg the
Nitrous OSide Gus and having visited New
4ot,, erd received full instructions from the
Colon Denial Association, he is now pre-
pied TO .operio on any one who may give
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-15

take this view. The increased revenue
would be benefit to oil. An institu'
ton properly conducted should always
pay its own expenses aud afford 9 snr-
plus. This excess should be used Is a
fund to sscure outfits for the discharged
urisoners aud to provide them with a
ANAL, sim ofmonsy to enable them to 60
TO another locality, should they desire,
In this manner each would receive bsne
fit. The county aud city would be re-
lieved ola heavy annual expense. aud
the condition of the prisoners would be
much ameliorated
We should not be behind. the age il
anything that will tend to better the
moral, mental and physical condition OF
the prisoner When society, in the exer-
else of its inherent powers aud for its
OWL good, puts restraint On the liberty.
Ut man, it should make him some
amends, and this is, perhaps, as good
way as it can be done Whs. then, will
moTsin the matter Let memorial be
presented to the Legislature at its-pres,
eut session, aud We are confident that
body will grant every privilege.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

ARREST or A SWNDLER-A dispatch
rom officers Saintmiers and Tracy, Of
tEis city, received from Pittsburg on Sat
ariay, announced that they had accom-.
plished tie object of their visit to that
city, and had succeeded in arrestiug the
swipdler named Graham Martin, For
prudential reasons, We have not hereto
fore mentioned this case, but. as the
swindler has been caught, we will giye
cur readers fill history 81 it
In the latter part Of December. Dir
Washington Bousel, who resides at Lee
tart Falls. near Burlington, while in Gin
natl, went to National Bank and de-
posted the sum of 81 900, for which he
took a certificate Before leaving Gin
cirpati, Mr.. Bousel lost his certificate of
deposit. This loss he made known at
tie bank, when lie received duplicate.
aud returned home About the first of
this month man named Graham Mar
tin came to this city and put up at Pack
er's hotel, under the assumed name OF
Washington Bousel He made himself
Tery sociable with Mr. Packer, and on
the second day after his arrival, he showed
that gentleman a certificate # deposit
for 5000 from Cincinnati bank, and
asked if he could get it cashed here Mr..
P volunteered to accompany his guest
to the bank and vouch for him. Martin
and Packer went to the Matte nal Savings
Bank, when the former produced the
certificate and endorsed on ita back the
name of Nv. Rousel The Cashier OF
tie bank asked Mr.. Packer If he
knew Mr. B, when he stated
that he vas Tot personally &C,
quainted with him, but as he had been
stopping at his hotel for day or two, he
would be willing to vonch for him, and
il support of this assertion be endorsed
/ Packer" on the back of the certii'
cate, Just below the signature OF W.
Rousel" The money vas received By
Martin, aud a day or two afterwards
DO left the city. The certificate vas in,
rneaiately forwarded to the Bank at Gin
cinnati, and With the returning mail
came the information that the certificate
vas worthless, and the endorsement q
forgery. Since that time the police have
been on the alert for the rogue. On
wednesday last Martins wife came to
this city and stopped at the Grant House,
Learning that her husband had stopped
at Packers she vent to Mr. P, made her
self krcwn as the wife Of W. Bousel.
ard asked loan Of money sufficient to
enable her TO pay her way to PittsbuTg,
The money was furnished, and. d;s2uis-
ed as travellers, the two policemen took
tie same train for Fittsbulg. IL that
city they found Martin and arrested him.
Six hundred dollars of the fradulentE
obtained noney was found rpon tie prs
oocr, bur what had become Of the re-
rainic1 ne refused to tell Martin de-
clipsd coming to wheeling, and ne was
placed in Jail to await the requisition Of
tho Governor of Pennsylvania
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H DARLINGTON & Co.-Ttis firm IS
already one Of the most popular in the
city. But few short months since they
purchased the extensive brewery of G.
" Smith, and during that time they
have made such improvements and ar.
rangements in the establishment that It
cannot fail to become even more popular
than it has been in times gone by. The
Arm possesses spirit of enterprise and
energy which cannot fail to meet With
liberal patronage and abundant success.
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AHoUsr OF CORRECTION The great
and pressing need of our city is House
of Correction. to which persons may be
remacdei for such trivial crimes as do
rot warT&GI incarceration ii the peDi
:eptiaTy, ard &c TEich T&Er&uts can also
&c consigned and compelled to 40 some
thipg towards earning living IoT than
selves
Tie police IsP2rts CT our city ana TIE
Gocksts oftht Police ari CriGiiual Courts
will show a vast uaGlter Vi petty cases
4 iarceDy assault and hattery-uiany Of
them not worth hearing before jury
and which are often dismissed With fine
" even .. reprimani The judge. even
should verdict OF guilty Ce rendered
Ices pUt always thinl II ne'eSNHTy Il
coasisu these offenders t. the county
prison FortLese petty grades OF crime
: HOUSE Of Correction would afford tue
eSst place of detention Ii should be
rouse OF refuge for adults liz tie soil
sa;y cell men get morOse and moody
Deditating fresh crimes III society
There tbay @re compelled to work, but
i Is u solitude Gui the G.aCotoacas
click OF the loom IS almost III: 2ciy
ss9od they hear g..
&c secure this desired eud. let 49, il
ssiiuSicc &c built: With proper safeguards
against tue escape Of prisoners. ana
stocked with machinery of various
KINDS 10 such place let petty ofeu
asrs AID prisoners awaiting trial pe
committed. there &C labor for their own
Sosd unsil they are discharged Let tie
Ta9raats who ril the cells Of the COUNT
prison be sent to sach an institution and
made to do their share Of the work 49,
Such course would not only pay all
the expenses of such an institution. but
would in tine innure to the benefit o.
the prisoners. At present they are con.
mittsd to the county prison, and ther'
waste their time in comparative idle
ness. The conTicts are employed in va
rious ways but, owing to the limited NC
turs of the work they can perform, tn
system is onlysustaibed at large cost.
Concerning the subject OF expense
there are those Who would maintain
that the county had 10 wish to make
profitable speculation, and receive in
come from tie labor of those tbelsw ha'
deprived of liberty. No one ought t
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Doors AM SaoEs WEoLEslir AZ
KxT4Ii --1iessrs. Blonde sud EachInan
at No IL. Main street, corner Of. Sprigs
alley, would specially inform the pub.
lie that they have in stole q large stock
of boots, shoes aud CATERS to which they
are constantly receiving additions, which
for durability style and elegance is IN
surpassed in the city Country neI
chants. ana ali others, will do we'll to
give lis cali before purchasing else
where as We cannot be undersold
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-15

Police COURI-In this Court on Sat
urday, John Gather and James Young,
for assaulting and abusing negro, were
each fined ten dollars and costs. John
Roileau, for assaulting ;.and threatening
Adam F. Beltz, was placed under bonds
in the sum of 5000 for his good behavior
James Chapman was arraigned for firing
within the city limits, but established
his innocence, and was dismissed.
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As YET the January term of the ST

As YET the January term of the su'
prsme Court of Appeals Of West Virginia
has not convened Judge Brown, OF
Kanawha, it is supposed, is ice bound
somewhere, and Judge Harrison, of this
city, is unable to take his place on the
bench. Judge Berkshire has been here
for several days, but as he is unable to
"go it alone" the Court has not been
opened
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"A GOOD TINE COMING as a gentle.
man yesterday remarked, as he purcbas-
Ell d supply OF those celebrated oysters
sold b. Booth, Battelle s. Co, at the
boat store, Sold By the can, half can or
case. For richness and sweetness they
are not e1ualed in the market.
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Fancy Dress Goods

Black and fancy silks, cheap Brocbe poplips
Chene poplins, Raubaix .poPiin, Plain poglin
shepherds plaids, all wool; Knickerbockcr Win
ceys, high colored, all wool; plaids and checks
mohair, black alpacas, colored alpacas, figured
mohairs, brocade mohairs, black figured al
pacas, Empress cloths of all colors figures ant
stripes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-15

ExEcUTEp-Thetwo Boyd's Hill muir
derers, Marsehall and Frecke, were hung
IN Pittsburs on Friday Mrs. Grinder.
the poisoner, will be hung in that city
on FRIDAY next.
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IsATEHIIN's
OLD HON E BITTERs

D l. - h y M 4 b IT J. 4 X D,
Or
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA
&c Cure Dyspepsia
I0 Cure Dyspepsia
ToCuTe Dyspepsia
TO Cure Dyspepsia
Use the Old Homo B;ttss-
Use tie Old Hcue BittcTs
Use the Old Home Bitter
Use the Old Home Bitter.
FcT Heartburn aid Flatulsacs
Fer Heartburn and FlatuleGca
Fer Heartburn and Flatulerc.
Ecr Heartburn ana Elatulene-
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use The Old Homo Bitters
Cse tie Old Home Bittsr+
Loss Of Appatite
Loss Of Appetite
Loss of Appetite
Loss Of Appetite
Restored by Ola Ecme Bitter.
Restored BY OLD Home Bitter
Resteted by Old Home BtterA
The Weak made Strength
The Sick made WellIli
TheOh made Toungiii
lie Depressed are ByightepeaiI in
Ihe pale cheek CLOVIS with Hesix
BIZ using Old Home Bitters
b. using Old Homo Bitter.
81 using Old Home Ritters
B. using Old Home Bitters
1t always gfTes satisaction.
Il does what we claim
1t sells rapidly,
It Is tie only cure for 'Dyspspsl.
II isa good Tonic for Feysrs
tits good Appetizer. st go
1t issood for scidity OF Stcasa
En- a healthy stinulaDt.
chemically eompo andea
/ ---AbSe an elegant PTeparation
,Manufacsured only BY Hoas' -
| LAUdHLINs s. BtsHFILh
jas Whesi1g, W. We
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TIE FAT CONTRIBUTOR was greeted
with full house at Washington Hall
on Saturday night The lecture was
we'll received, and the frequent out
bursts ofapplause demonstrated that the
speaker was -Li-do-ri'' with his audi
ence.
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BUcKwHrAT CAKES, according to the
best medical authority, is the most
healthy aud nutritious food that can he
eaten. They are real luxury when
properly prepared. Use the Uny;ralsd
Batiag Pc;rder. prepared by Z. Booking
If you would enjoy the luxury to the
fullest extent Sold By grocers AID
dealers everywhere
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ing bought their goods several weeks ago. We,
therefore, take great pleasure in being able to
inform our wholesale and retail customers and
friends, and the public in general, and the la
dies in particular, that We now nave the largest
and by far the cheapest stock of dry goods in
Wheeling. An early examination and you will be
agreeably surprised ct the extensive stock, and
the lowest prices since the war. We will only
enumerate o few items Of our stock, as follows:
Good Nader colored prints at $50; Yard wide
English ehintzes, 40c; Black and white Delaines,
SOC; High eolored fancy Delaines, site; RleGcbed
and brown muslins Csc.
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ALARGE NUMBER of members of the
Legislature have already arrived i'll the
city, preparatory to the assembling OF
that body tomorrow.
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WEATHER The weather was much
cooler yesterday, and the prospects for
skating were very favorable last evening
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French Merinos

In white, orange light, blue, Magenta, and beau.
tiful dark grounds with bright figures, and all
the other colors and shades in plain goods Black
and fancy thibet cloths, and Coburg's, printed
cashmeres bombasines, silk striped and check
valencies, melaDges, black grapes fancy and
mourning prints plain all wool Delaines OF oil
shades and qualities from so to 75c.
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WITH the exercises of last evening the
weed OF prayer or Worlds Prayer Meet
ing" closed
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I 10 the Public.
rms. NJ. TIEECH RETUREs T0

NJ tie public her most cordial thanks fer the
rsry literal share Of patronage bestowed upon
tcy during tie e years she has been engaged
l. tie CloiGilg Business IN this city. Tho new
firm c. Ii q LeecL s. co. respectfully sSlicit and
I'll stfiTa to ne:it, az ticiT rev place OF bps!
ncss q Continuance Ct ttc patronage heretofore
enjoJei. N LEESh 4 20.
ccf2s NO lis Main street.
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I'D. {. LEECn,
THOMAS HUGHES

THOMAS HUGHES viii @oEtirac tie 3ics
CHANT Tailoring and Wholesale aud Retail ClotL
Ing Business az the old Stand. No. s.. cor1er
Monroe aid wafer streets
Wheeling Oct. 6, 1865 u ts56za1
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A NEW AND GOOD IDEA.
OY STER s.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE
I 18th OF January, 1906 the lovers OF goou
fSesh Oysters will mud J. G. McMsnaway In GIL
evening markets. selling by the pint, quar-, OF
can fetch their vessels to suit their wants. Also
at bis Office on Biddle street Centre Wheehns.
will ts found nice oysters BY the measure, or
car OF half can, and oyster crackers )ania'H
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Attention =

TUHE DEmOGHATIr ExECU.
TIVE COMMITTEE or this Clty VIII msst
e. the old City Council Chamber this evening
January Is 1866 - - ~ .. n o. P
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MANUFACTURE OF eHEARs.s
Nl Knives, SCISSORS, Cutlery, sheep Shears'
&c. and dealer IN Haxdwure and Guns. No. I6a
Markst Street. Whesfn& WA sspe9
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

to make quick sales,
We return our sincere thanSs to our friends
and customers for past tayors, AID By cIcse At
tsntion. increased facilities an low pfices hope
TO merit an Increased amount of patronage.
oar motto shall be: LII to please
very Rsspectf1IlL
nsss-dkv-sn. -..---r- :
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Fur Department

Particular attention has been given 20 this stock
and do not hesitate in saying that we have the
largest n the CITY ranging from $40 to slOoper
set
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GRENADiHt AND LACE Wells,

Some excee uinsiy handsome styles. Also hal
pets entirely new, and hundreds of other ami
cI.s too numerous 10 melton
In consequence OF rot having our spsci Iii
rouse entirely completed, We iii &c 7ery much
crowded and will sell at