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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-02
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Trustee's Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
X executed to me by Leonard G. Frost and
Mary *. Frost his wife, bearing date on the
second day OF EeorulTy, lS6551nd DOW on re
cord in the Recorders oflfee of Ohio county,
West Virpinia Will sell on Wednesday, the
2Sth day OF February next: at the Court
House OF said county, at public auction, TO
the highest and best bidder, the following
tSsyiyfiig and being on the west side OF Main
street m that part of the city OF wheeling
fenements thereon, consisting of a large new
storage warehouse, with It's appuTtenanceS.
TEENS oFsALE, Cash. SellinS{as Trustee,
said deed OF trust. ,-.-,,, r,,-,
jRn27-td ~ 81 l9fAD1, 1IuSIee'
The above sale is postponed to Wednesday
March Odd, 1855. .. BhAD1' 1FusIee'
fab96-td
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rSnARP- sPHACTIoB.-A'FE afAhEk So1,-
Unsatisfactory q person in male at
tire, walking with cane. presented
himself (or, HERSELF to the Rev. Mr..
Fitzgerald, at Bellair, and claimed to
be a ..weary, war-worn soldier" lame,
sick, and penniless, and solicited aid in
securing a free pass over the Central
Ohio railroad to Columbus. Having
his sympathies warmly enlisted in
favor of tho subject of our notice, the
reverend gentleman Interested himself
40 much as to ask of Mr.. Morris, the
noent Of the road ut Bellair. n tdead
headn ticket to Columbus. The Il. X.
agent engaged freely in the char
table desires rof the 'poor sol
Iiier.i' and a expressed himself as
cheerfuily willing to aid 50 unfortunate
n sufferer for his country's cause, but,
having his suspicious aroused by some
thing or another, be came TO the con55
clusion that all was not right, and took
steps 10 ascertain: If his soldier friend
were not ofthe female persuasion. Al
Tor. due process the suspicious OF the
agent we're confirmed, and the applt-
cant for charity proved to BIO really n
female. Whether or not she received
the mass our Informant does not know.
we think she deserved one for her
ingenuity, or for her rascality, at least
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4Trustee's Sale.

DYyIRTuE oFTwoDEEDs- OF TRUST
Il made nv Samuel Humes and wife dated
reSpectIveiy MS follows: The first on the 18th
day OF July, 1884, which deed Is on record In
aIidthe second, dated August 81 1851, which
deed isof record in Deed Book 58, foho 1871 I
wilIofer at Public Sale, mt the. 'front.' door. q
the Cont House, on SATURDAY, the 9th
day OF February, 1860, at IL o'clock, the fol-
lowing described property, lying in the town
OF Iagrange, in the County of Ohio, and
designated In the plat of said town as lot
number three, in square number six, with the
buildings and improvements thereunto be-
ions'"s' 4-' e'' A.G. ROBINSON,
janlS-td - Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until March
10Th 1856 teb4
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T. % @ HI Men
OLD HOMIE BITFERssj
pR1nE or VIRGINIA.

PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
To Cure Dyspepsia ID
gszss ..JIIs Z no Cure Dyspepsia 81 'A'-0ii 4
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
Use the Old Home Blttefs'
Use the Old Home Bitters.
UseRtha Old Home BitteIs. -. - -
= : eUs4 the old Home BitterS sri q
= Use the Old Home Btttefs.
For Heartburn and klatulence
For Heartburn and EiaIuiienoo
For Heartburn and FlaluiehcS
For Heartburn and tlalulenVo
Use the Old Home BilteIs; 100 .
Use the Old Home BitteEs'
Use the Old Home Bitters'
Use the Old Home BitterS-
Use the Old Home Bitters.
~ VI Los q fAAPP Eete
Loss of Appetite
Loss OF Appetite
Restored by Old Home Bittefs.
Restored by Old Home BittefS.
Restored by Old Home BttterS.
Restored by Old Home Bttters.
Restored by Old Home Bitters.
The Weak made Strong!
The Sick made Wen!l!
The Old made Young ]!
The Depressed are frightened
The pale cheeN glowRlW1th dea1Lh
BY using Old Home Bltters.
ByuRing Old Home Filters. 6f..rf
'..,l3 : BY using Old Home Bttters ~ t.5.7
-li'Nt BY using Old Home B1ttefs. y COS
W. q BY using Old Home Bitters 5 /
"'l always gives satisfaction. ~ psij
1t does what we claim.
It Is the only cure for Dyspepsia.
1t Is good Tonic for Fevers.
It Is a good Appetizer.
1t is good for acidtty OF Stomach.
It is a healthy sttmulant.
il IL chemically compounded.
rIsan elegant Preparation.
Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally
nj an i.AuGHLiNs & BUsHFIELD,
iuA y - Wheeling, w. va.
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GREEsBAcKs not excepted, the most
popular article just now is Logan, List
& Co.'s Excelsior Baking Ponder.
The light, crisp and wholesome Bis
cult and GriddIe cakes smoking on the
breakfast table, and the happy faces
gathered round the same, tell the whole
story fur better than we can. This Is
no fancy sketch. It is an actual and
most agreeable reality. The Excelsior
Baking Powder Is put up in ounce,
i pound and 10 pound cans. n. III. Io-
gan DC Co., and Logan List Dc Co., sole
nToprietors. Sold by dealers every
where. d6w
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For Sale.f Lgs

nHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY STU
ate on Market street, Centre Wheeling,
upon which is erected large andf comnno-
dious brick dwelling house and necessary.ou
houses This is lot number lib, lately Occupi-
ed by Robert Patterson, deceased, and now
occupied by Capt. Andrew Wilson. For
terms OF sale apply to a. b ELLISON ~ 5, M, 70
Walnut srteet, Cincinnati, o., or GEO RG
WHEAT, SO Main street, Wheeling, West
Virginia febS-lm
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For Sale.

TWENTY (2N ACRES vALUABLE LAND.
(river bottom,l situated three miles aboYe
wheeling being d portion OILS fnTIn belpngtng
To the estate ora. p. Woods, decd. This land
will be divided tosuit purchasers, and is adj
mirably adapted to gardening purposes or
country residences. For further infoTmatlon
y O It at WinshIp, Woods q Co.,
feb2S-lm. No. Main street.
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BODY RpcoyHnEp.-we learn that a
private letter has been received in this
city announcing that the body OF Mr.,
James NJ. Phillips, who was killed by
the explosion OF the Missouri, has been
recovered. The head had been entirely
severed from the body, which was tden-
lifted by the hands and clothes. Mr..
Phillips was for many years I ,t.li
of this CITY. where he was well known.
Al the time OF his death hewas first en-
pineer of the Missouri. :
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For Sale.

T WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT !
now live in on Water Street, 1t fronts Y feet
Inches by 81 feet deep. There is a very COM
modious dwelling house with rooms and
bath house, withgboth hot andvSold water:
stable and Ice house call I'M good EepaiIks
the person purchasing If they want them, as
/ wish to quit business. For particulars In
ouire of ]. X. BOTSFORD,
sep4-tf Water St. Mheeling. W. Va.
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P1so's cure for Consumption, being a
certain remedy for the worst of human
ailments, must of necessity be the best
remedy for coughs and diseases Of the
If neglected, too often
terminate, fatally. Sold by q. Book
ing. No. /, Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-02

WE would call attention to Professor
Aiftchell's lecture to be delivered this
evening at tile Wheeling Commercial
College. We also see from their adver-
tisement in our columns that Rev. Alex.
Martin, Rev. s. B. Barnitz and other
gentlemen ofability amongst us are on
the faculty of the institution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-02

TnE GsDRMooRATIc'i MEBTiNd LAST
NioHr.-The meeting of the "Democ-
racy',-at the Court House last night
was pretty well attended. "A band of
music, followed by an enthusiastic
crowd OF small boys, was hauled
through the streets during the day, Gre
ating some interest.
The meeting, as usual, was called TO
order by Mr.. BIckel, who nominated
the usual president, Mr., Sweeney. We
think II would be saving OF time II
Mr.. Sweeney would always take his
seat without the trouble or a motion.
The first speaker was Colonel An
drews. He was introduced asa for
imer "a Atljntant General of the Depart
ment of Baltimore" From the
colonel'sl speech wo learned much
of his pedigree. He was soldier
the conlmnndant of Fort McHenry-
mad personal acquaintance with Gen
oral Lee-wHs class mate of Senator
md Vice President Foster, and was a
tcotemporaFyi6 OF John w. Forney. The
Colonel endorsed Prestueut Johnson,
and abused our Legislature roundly.
Tine next speaker was Oakley ohm
son ESQUIRE OF Wood county. Mr..
Johhsbn enunciated about the same
,,intform on which. he wasn't elected to
the Legislature last fall. He informed
ms that he had not held an appoint
ment IN the army because ths Sovern ,I9l
family before he volunteered. AIR.
Johnson didn't state why he hadn't Ia
ken M a muslSet, as about S3suQO OF MS
felIow-citizens OF this StaLe had done.
MT. Johnson endorsed President john
son and didn't endorse the Legislature:
,kysaVs Mr. KnIInF- Ot
the House OF Delegates. Mr.. kellar
was blasphemously abusive OF. the reY-
erend members of the Legislature, and
thanked God he was NOT n preacher.
The poor old gentleman mixed up the
'stwo negatives, which are equal TO one
affirmative" SO often, that he was about
halfthe time saying what his audience
didn't want him to say. Mr.. Kellar
SAYS he Is not coming back TO the Leg
stature any more. We guess SO, tooi
and think that perhaps he would have
leen attending more to his constituents
interests ut the Legislature last night,
than where he was.
Mr. Walker drought greeting from
Ciarksburg,'' following Mr.. Kellnr. This
was about bed time, and the noise OF
persons going out prevented us from
kearinp much OF Mr.. Walkers speech.
What Ne did hear, however, was good
OF its kind. TIE young gentleman IS a
very clever and eloquent speaker-de-
cidedly the best one OF last nights
meeting -e-5fass-lz sffFisz'e
MT;Dafnell, of the HouseI Of Dele
gates, was the last speaker. he mane
Himself and Col. Johnson out as the
champions of liberty. in our legislature,
and closed latter afew brief remarks"
The meeting broke upGwtth cheers
an NE ,na resoiations Of the meeting are
two long for publication to-day.
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RIvg.n Nrws.LThe.riyer was slowl

RIVER NEws.-The.riyer was slowly
falling yesterday, with sixteen and
a half feet of water in the channel.
The Express left for Parkersburg at
la. m. g}a he.'9 -.
The Edinburgh arrived from Cincin-
natl, putoh some freight and passed on
up to Pittsburgh. -
The Repetue LEFT for Cincinnati in the
evening.
The daily packets made their usual
trips.
Capt. William Irwin has disposed Of
his interest in tbs ReCertue to Captain
Wash. Kerr, at the rate of S26, 600 for the
whole boat. t "a Rs5
The Sheridan will leave on her regu-
lar day for Cincinnati tomorrow even
ing. The Commercial says she came
into Cincinnati on Monday last, with
one of the finest trips ever brought to
that city. -
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A "soEsr,, AT THE spRIee House.
Yesterday evening General Duval, on
entering the Sprigg House, was insulted
Inv a returned rebel soldier. The Cen
eral Immediately took the insolent fell
low to task. and made him apologizein
the most humble manner. Such prompt
nradical,' treatment ofthese characters
NAV teach them some manners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-02

RE1.IoIouss INrEREsT.-There is at
this time a great deal of religious inte-
rest in the English Evangelical Luthe-
ran Church and Sunday School. Meet
fngs are being held every evening, and
also on the afternoon of each alternate
day. Quite number of persons have
piGnified theiriutention of uniting with
the church. Rev. w. NJ. Baum, of
York. Pa, who first directed the atten-
ton or the present pastor OF the church
10 this city, is now in Wheeling assist
ing in these interesting services.
The service in the Island Methodist
Church still continues, there being fro
auently as many as twenty at the altar
In one night.
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House and Lot For Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE My HOUSE AND
Lot, situated on In Bell Avenue, corner Of
James street, South Wheeling. Tile lot Is 30
feet front by 145 deep. The house is OF brick,
in good order-contains7 rooms and n finished
garrett. For:particulals inquire offs. II. Wood
ward, opposite the premises
feb30-tf n q Q. B. DoTY.
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A card.

WYE RETURN OUR THANKS 10 THE
wv many friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
Clemens. idecensedl for the 1ibera1 patron
age bestowed ON him hile in ,out nlldst, and
also take this method OF informing the pub
lie that we intend to carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business In an lbs branches
ut the old stand. No. 1Ip Main street, where
we hope by strict attention TO business to
merit O Continuance 81 fhepatronage bestotF-
ed ON him. ]. CLEMENS & CO..
n. BJ-We also intend to carry ON tho un-
dertaking Business as before. We keep COM
Stantly ON hand q full assortment OF Metallic
and other Coffins > 81 s7E.II ! s.7Ef aIifI25
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-02

YESTERDAY was another balmy,
spring-like day. We felt as though
Spring was iull upon us-and our
mind wandered on spots where
STREAMS purleth, and where "green
folds nboundeth.n = -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-02

No PoLIcE CoURT.-For the fourth
day this week there was no police court
yesterday. II this institution doesn't
improve soon, the Judgeship will be-
come a sipecure, and the clerkship be-
come as poor an affair as a membership
of the Legislature. The police generally
literally look blue, and stand around
the corners ingroups or singly, an ior-
Iornn and with an Occupation gone
lessu air. q
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TRUSTEES, Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUST
Is executed to as by John Park, deceased,
bearing date on the first day of January, 1859,
and now on record In the Recorders OFFICE of
Ohio county, West Virginia we Will sell on
Wednesday, the fourteenth day or March
next, at 10 a. M, at The Court House OF said
county, to the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing property, to wit: The North Halfof
Lot or parcel of Land numbered twenty-three
(23l on which is erected a one story frame
house, lying and being on the west side OF
Market street, between Marshall and Division
streets, in that part OF the city of Wheeling
known as Centre Wheeling, latterly the sixth
Ward, and laid out by Moses w. Shapllne
and Others as an addition to the city OF
Terms or sale cash. Selling as Trustees we
will convey such title as is vested in US by
I, 50 - = - =. = - JAcoBH0RNBRQoK,
I lttEElEt w = JNO. u
VIM. F. PET ERSOS,
febS- I'd Trustees.
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Pianos.

Pianos, full Iron frames, Rosewood cases,
manufactured In New York, Will be sold very
low, IL applied for soon, as wish to mako
= q. * UARTWRIGHT,
Cutler and Optician,
No. 1o2 Main Street, next door to the Grant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-02

JUpaE FOR THE NIs's VIItcuII'---lI1lIS
,Excellency, Governor foreman, has APP
pointed Hon. L. @. Bunker, of Morgan
town, Judge of the new circuit recently
created by act of the Legislature out Of
tie new Counties of Grant and Mineral,
and the counties OF Hampshire, Hardy
and Pendleton. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-02

STREET cERANISa.-we observed
with pleasure yesterday that the street
commissioner had party of men at
work cleaning up Main street, just be-
low the Monroe street crossing. This
is stepin the right direction, which
we hope TO see vigorously followed up
all over the city. The present pleasant
anelI of weather will allow of the work
OF cleaning mp without endnngeringt the
health Of tho city. The filth gathered
no should be at once removed to a
proper place of depOsit-either in the
river or at some point remote from the
city. .i.i.
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THESTREsT RAIbwAY.-The commit
tee appointed for the Purpose by the
Chamber of commere, lhaye opened
correspondence with several or the
nrincIpal cities, with a view to ascer-
raining the cost OF street railway con-
struction. The committee expect to be
able TO report soon, after which the
matter wili.be fully laid before the pup.
lie, when we expect TO see " promptly
taken hold of and fully put through
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PRIpAYMqnaIse, lIARcHIe.

CrRcUTT CoURT.-The circuit court for
this county meets on next iuesaay.
The ensuing session wIi be but a short
one. as no regular business is set for
Transaction. -. 80 ,.sz5.7
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aaEdifat."
.teaAt oARRlR1t l TO HFs, FIJI LADIES' res ei
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES,

~ Ing ObstFucl ions of the Monthly TuTfis
-. 20 nom Whateyer Cause, and "a
ALWAYS sUccEssff VI AS a PREvESTIy
celebrated Pills were frst discovered by DR.
DUPONCO, OF Paris, during which time they
nave been Ss ~ !ya1 =
inpTiVate practice OF both hemisph WIN
unparalleled success in every case, and lts
sands OF Ladies' who have used Them. thRthe
Is induced to make the Pills public for the al
deviation of those suffering nom any lnegl-
crease OF family where health will not permit
y oSE9RtIIT rs A]9DSs y.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup.
posing themselves so, are cautioned agalnst
using thesa Pills while in that condition ie5l
they I" invite miscarriage" after which a.
mSaitiHp the pPsfIogTt assumes 92 TIsTpnt
any mischief to otherTfse The PMS ill7s
are Recommended as 3 ~ -, n -ssl
. l at FdosgEiTiS INYARUABIf; RgarEpY
to the sex. VIZ: pistses S and FUND.- Ie1l
ST7EGti0H, RetentiOn, Pam In The Back and Lon1L
Pressing DOIOH PnisLs, Rush Of Blood 70 i "
aess, Readfnsss ai1a gSagFt nafiqn.
distPessi4 4 SD & IS si as that mos,
annoying, weakening, and the DeslnhlhB" VI
all other female weakenesseS,
The LeucOrrhoea, or Whites.
At the same tdme, there Is nothing IN tn5f =
pills that can do injury to life or health: Iii
Ss Is be e az i zs. Sep Nc
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
1000 Boxes have been Sold within
: lss5f9tifh buG N Two Years. sissf1fifHIIsfI
TIN 7zio,nasi4 B64eS sigis 11 Letter both y
myself and AGENTS TO az parts OF the wGfT e
which ladies say, nothing like the above Pills
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ovE2 SHs5 kg sSsEKf6h ooI COZ z.
Ia Syrup; Old Cor, Java, Yellow and Green
RIO Coffee, of extra hne quality Eastern
GTanbefTieS; Bdcfwheat d longS Philadelphia
Minced Meat; Charleston GdtS;s Green Peas;
Dried Shakers Sweet Com; Italian 4daeeaLeni;
Bohemian Pears Smyrna fitssS layer ttats-
lns: Bordeaux salad OIL; ExtTaE French Mus
tari; Sardel Fish in lib =kegs, DC. 1eEas and
for sale low byti,t- Zi-.ls 4 II :. ut.
jan3O ~. &G.D.M0QpRoW, !
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplS.
ting marriage. being aware OF Physical Weak
mes. Organic Debility, Deformit1es, speeiily
He who places himself under the care Off,
T. may relfgiousIYF copflde In his houoF RS a
nIrIlI nj q Iil1Nsifian.
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InfalHble in Correcting Irregularities, RemoT.
" Ing ObStfuct ions of the Monthly Turns,
- 20 from Whateyer Cause, and ~ )
ALWAYS sUccEssF VI AS a PREyES1IyE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-02

TIHIs COMPANY HAVING ORGANIC
ed in April, 1854, in conjunction with the
well known firm of Cache & Co, as joint
stock company OF eegf5s..t -5-is. .. la.
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ChoIora In New York, ete.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Two deaths from cholera
OCCURRED hero reyesterday-one in Cherry-street, the
other on the Sixth Avenue. -
Eight thousand pounds OF ammunition WAS
seized by the United States Marshal on the
steamer General SedS,oick. from Galveston, oon-
aigned to the Adjutant-Gene Of the Fenisn
Brotherhood, supposed to be stolen from Fede-
raj camp in Texas.
The steamship Costa Rica, from Panama,
NKLEoN, from Chili, was passenger.
The Spanish squadron left Callao disgraced,
Admiral NUsRz t nos 70 tSe
British Consul, that having ohaatised the Peru-
Vans, he now leaves the Pacific ready to return II
Peru becomes iusolent
=, Guatemala, Salvador and Costa Rica declined
the Chilian-Peru Alliance.
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So ESTATE SAMUEL J. HULL, DECEASED.
All persons having any claims against said Es.ate, will
render the same, atested, within the time prescribed
by law; and those indebted will make payment to
A. 8. HULL,
juno Is Administrator, with Will annexed
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1 LATE NEWS.
Nsws from Mexico.

;. sAN EnANo1goo, May 2s.-The Mexicsn Consul
nssraaetved On official dispatch, dated 10th inst.
from Magatlan, announcing that the Liberals at.
tacked the gsrrison at HermanyiIle on the 4th,
ndsltsr . bloody struggle, captured and pillaaed
the town; imperial retnforoements subsequently
arrived, killed two hundred Liberals, drove away
Arnss, tan, AInerioan citizen, and Don Gonzales
fwho. refnbsdtto give the Liberals e40,O00), TO-
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A5- The Relatives and Friends or MIR.
JOHN WELLS, and OF the late JUDGE HuoKn's family,
arc invited to attend the Funeral Services Of former
at st. Mchaels Church, This Morning. at 10 O'Clock.
June1 ..... 10
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The Daily News.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE CITY,

a% THB LIST OF LETTERS re-
manning in the Postofhoe at the end
OF each week In published officially
I'm TIB DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning. .,t .'.'