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PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends, as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response, nine times out of ten, will be, Sozodont
lis no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind; experience has taught the world
that, as means of beautitying and preserving the
teeth invigoratng the gums, and giving pleasant
aroma to the BREATH it has rival in either heIais-
phere
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FEBRUARY q ss6s
FIVE dollars on. the 9Th day. of March, 1866,
" q d" July, 4"

and the remaining S2 per share to be paid by INSTALL
ments of s., at such periods as the President and
being required for each installment of SIS.
Books for subscription to the Stock will be opened
atthe Second National Bank, Broadway on TUES
DAY, February 10, and as soon as 1000 shares are
subscribed the Company will be organized by the
Gorporators named in the Charter, who will act as
Directors until the third Monday in July next when
Directors will be elected by the Stockholders.
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BALTIMORE. Jan. o. 1866-

BALTIMORE, Jan. o, 1866.
Messrs. WHITE & BUTTERwoRTH:
Gentlemen We have examined your "Hardaways
Improved Patent Bolt, Spike and Rivet Machines, 4"
and the work they turn out. We could suggest no
Improvement in the bolts you make. They are per-
superior to any machine made bolts we have ever
seen; and are equal if not superior to any made by
hand.
The machine is simple in construction, and so made
that is durable, and not likely to get out of repair
We regard it as perfect success in every particular
The rapidity with which you make bolts, depends
solely upon your facilities for feeding From seeing
the machine work, we suppose three thousand bolts
ten hours to be reasonable work for one feeder
As the demand for bolts is unlimited we regard the
invention as a most valuable one.
We regard the Spike and Riyet Machines as being
make the best of spikes and rivets, and turn them
them out very rapidly.
Truly Yours nc
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h@-We call our readers attention to SMITH, Bros
& Cos New stock Of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH, Bros ( CO. popular Clothing House, No
70 West Baltimore street
Our new stock OF Gents Furnishing Goods irgi
opened at 50 West Baltimore street, uext to Marble
Hail.
Call and see our new styles Of Gents Furnishing
Goods at 81 West Baltimore street. next to Marb!.
Hall.
Ali the latest novelties in Collars Ties Scar, &C.,
at West Baltimore street. next to Marble Hail.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Bait
more street. next to the great Furnishing House,
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Hair Eye! Hair Dye!!-BACHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h Observation-Disclosures and reliable
produces a splendid black or natural brown-reme-
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restorcs
the original color. Sold by all Druggists The genu-
inc is signed, W. A. BACHELOR. 81 Barclay street
New \ ork. fel-d&wly
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vWyO SOLDIERS FAMILIES.

BOUNTY, PENSION,
BACK PAY, PRIZE MONEY, TO-
The Widow, Child. Father, Mother Brother or
Sister. &C., of any Officer, Soldier or Seaman who
Bounty. Pension OF Back Pay. &c. Full information
given, and all such claims promptly collected by
WIN. B. HILL,
Government Claim Office,
10 W. Fayette street,
Baltimore. Md.
vepiv. dal2-E
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wife Of Edmund Bull. ESQ., of this city.
AIWELL.-At New Orleans, on the sd January
Captain Benjamin Atwell. aged SIS years.
aged 81 years. - INV
HARRISON.-0n the 9th instant, Araminta C
HarT rSC,Ii, in the 18th year of her age.
METTEE.-On the9 9th instant Milford Morris Met.
tee, aged Is years and ~ DAYS
- GRlMSHAW.-Qn February 5th, at White Plains
taqIq9ier county. Va, Solomon Grimshaw, formerly
,, RINGG0LD On the Sth instant in this city, Jas
b. Ringgold of Kent Island. in the Goth year Of hi
WEITZELL-On the 9th instant. Elizabeth Welt
eel, the wife Of John WeizclI, aged IS years.
GREENE.-On the Sth instant, Catharine Greene
daughter of Margaret Butler
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs Smith, Bros.
y Co.. No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when we say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice Of all who may want goods in the-
line. They sell at small profits, and deal on the
square with everybody
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The SOUTH, DESTROYS of getting into good odor
again with its Northern neighbors, is sending On
large orders for Phalons Might Blooming Cereus"
which for four has taken the lead of all other
extracts for the handkerchief in every city and State
this side of the Potomac. Sold everywhere,
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EARGSPECTUS
HARDAWAY'S BOLT, SPIKE
AND
Rivet Manufacturing Company
CT BALTIMORE

Inc ENORMOUS E profits resulting from the manufac
tpre OF BOLTS, NUTS, SPIKES and RIVETS, and
the unlimited demand for those articles renders any
Improvement! IN machinery Tor making them worthy
OF the attention of capitalists.
While many bolts are made by machines construct
ed Tor that purpose all bolts that designed to be
perfect throughout, of equal strength and uniformity
have heretofore been made by hand and at great OK
pense. The best Bolt Machines that have been used
make on an average less than 1000 bolts per day.
are the bolts so made perfect in shape or strength.
, The great desideratum has been to get machine
that would make bolt uniform and equally strong
throughout, with head of any shape and perfect and
turn them out with great rapidity. MOORE HARDA-
WAY, Esq, one of the Oldest and most thoroughly
practical mechanics in the country has invented a
machine which fills all the requirements mentioned
above as 1t makes perfect bolt, of any length with
mead OF any shape and will make three times as
many, In given time, as any other machine in USE
Ihe advantages this machine possesses over others
will enable the Company using it to control the bolt
The business of these claims to superiority over
other Bolt Mach nes has been submitted to the best
mechanics in the country, and they have all unhesi-
tatingy, pronounced the machine unequaled, and a
perfect success IN eOery particular We append the
certificates of few of the most practical mechanics
Of this city, who have made careful examination of
the machines, and put their work to the severet test
In few words, it is claimed for Hardaway's Spike
and Riyet Machines, that for cheopness simplicifv
durd6ttty qudntttg and quality of cork turned out
they are TneQudLted
It is proposed to organize a STOCK COMPANY,
COMPANY OF BALTTM0RE,,5' with capital stock
of Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, in
shares clone Hundred Dollars each.
- Messrs White IL Butterworth are to grant to said
Company the sole and exclusive right to manufac-
ture, use, and sell, Hardaway's Patent Bolt Spike
and Riyet Machines in the States of Maryland. Vir
ginia, West Virginia, Kentucky Tennessee, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas. Alabama North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
In addition to the vast superiority of the COmpa-
nys Machines over others, there are other obvious
reasons aside from geographical location, that would
secure for the Baltimore Company control of the
Southern trade. The demand for all kinds of Bolts,
Spikes Rivets, Nuts, &c;, which the Company will
and the Company will undoubtedly be able to pay n
Is cent dividend the first year; that it can do SO is
capable of demonstration.
The business of the Company may be enlarged and
extended as circumstances may render it expedient
If 1t is thought best part of the territory granted
out as dividends The operations of the CompanV V
will commence at once. Twelve hundred shares Of
the stock remain to be taken.
For any further information apply to
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CoIgate's roImmeic Vegetable Soap.

CoISate's rOmmGic Vegetable Soap.
4 suuerior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerinc.
and especially designed for the use Of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. It's perfume is exquisite and It's
washing properties unriyallol. for sale by all drug,
giSts. fe9-d&wly
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BALTIMORE 22d Lar

a, JdNUdTyy
Dear Sirs Having seen the operation of your
Bolt and Spike Machines it gives me pleasure to say
think it fully merits all that is claimed for it.
hope to establishment for the manufacture of
these Indispensable articles in city, equal to the
present and growing demand: Yours truly,
j. II. HAYWARD,
Of Hayward, Bartlett & Co.
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Dali ey's Magical Pain Extractor is q Ger
tain cure for Burns Piles, Corns, Bunions, Rheuma
tism, Frost Bites, and Skin Diseases Try it. Only
D cts. Sold BY druggists H-1m-m.uEfr
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EGsHtsEiIag SFGGs

EsndEing Weed.
FOOD Of all Sizes, Oahcad Pine Wood
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
Over SO West Baltimore street,
27-6m2p JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co., proprietors
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men, just published by tho
Howard Association. and sent in sealed envelope:
free of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILI!N HoUGHToN.
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. oc9-tf
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,CLEMENT-HASSON.-O the It'll instant, in
this city, by Rev. Dr.. Bullock. Jacob Clement Of
Parkers54rg. Va, to Miss Amanda Hasson, of Cecil
,GOQD--LEYP0LD-On the 9Th instant, by Rev.
Sohn Foley N. Howard Good of New York, to Mary
= LAWDE8-CRABBE.-Ou the LIST Feb by the
M EGy: Mr.: Start Samuel ~ Lawdsr, g? this city, to
NlCH0LS0N-REED.- the LIST instant, by the
Rev. H.: Ii. Webb. James E. Nicholson to Miss
Mary Victoria Reed both of this city.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
BRIEF FAREWELL SEASON
GRAND sER GSMAN OPERA.
Af EfMfTED G ABsot9TEIY TO SIX RIaHTs
as-OBSERVE THE VERY M66ER "a IS SCALE
OF PRICES. ga
Admission to Parquete Dress Circle ST. Reserved
Seats, 50 cents extra. Family Circle 50 cents.
Tickets for sale during the day at McCaffreys Music
THIS (MONDAY FEBRUARY IL, at s o'clock.
GUON0D'S GRAND OPERA, IN FIVE ACTS,
FAUSTI
With this Great Cast:
FAUST. ...."......................Mr FRANZ HIMMER
His first appearance since his return from Europe
MARGUERITE MADAME JOHANNA R0TTER.
H9T Fit MT Tbs
Universally acknowledged one of the very first lyric
dramatic assumptions known to the operate stage
X,A.hhETMSTTIN.......,.,.Mr. HEINRICH STEIN ECKE
M n EIH8 JANE BERGER.
"AT GRAND FANFARE AM NJ G GTT2 ttEERMAN
With the entire Grand Chorus and Orchestra and a
coNDucTd Military Band q the Stage
00ND001TTGhEis TUESDAY FEBk RGzR9 EGsE EggE
+ First time in this city by this Company of Aubers
FRA DIAVOLOl
with cast of unprecedented strength
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY l4TE
FIRST time here by this Company of MOZART's
=, MAGIC FLUTEI
with a cast of superior strength
THURSDAY, February II
PROGRAMME OF SUPERLATIVE STRENGTH
PON FLOTOWS GRAND OPERA
PRESENTED ENTIRE
Fourth Act Restored. as Presented only by this
Company.
MARTHA,
and in addition the celebrated Robin Adair act of
LA DAME BLANCHE,
FRIDAY, February Is,
Meyerbeers celebrated and world-renowned master
work,
ROBERT LIE DIABLE,
SATURDAY, February IL,
GRAND FAREW WELL NIGHT
and positively last appearance in this city of the
GRAND GERMAN OPERA COMPANY,
Mozarts Immortal Master Work,
DON GIO VANNL
To give eclat to the last performance of Grand
German Opera which will probably ever take place
in this city under this direction SOUVENIR Of the
audience. ~ 1
BEAUTIFUL WHITE SATIN PROGRAMME,
II CRIMSON AND GOLD.
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NOTICE TO FARMERs.
The subscriber having established a. m AFsncg fGr
the purpose now prepared to 4rhlsn Ia nI5
respectfully advise taese in want Of Labor e send
Agents to represent them 15S ~ tims and ~
Ssnse 70 The farmer. fOr further information &O
please saoioss nsLi.TYER WOOD. General Aren't
a.Lu q SeoeaS stsset Baltimore HI
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Photographed!

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will work as well in
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
5DMARYLAND AGRFCULTURAL

EeY COLIFGE Feb n 1Ss6
An adjourned meeting of the Stockholders of this
institution will be held at the Office ofhe State Su
perintendent of Public Instruction, on TUESDAY
Goth inst at u o'clock NJ.
fel2-eotF2O j. 0. WHARTON, Register
N1RALTIMORE, FEBRUARY s. isG6.-
EcST The attention of the citizens of Baltimore is
respectfully invited to the formation of the UNITED
STATES FIRE AND Ma RLNE LNSURA NOE
COHPANl OF BALTIMORE recently authorized
by the General Assembly, of Maryland. and is in
section of the city. It's Capital Stock is at its com
mencement S25O00O and may be increased to $500000
five thousand shares, making the Capital paid in
l25OOO to be paid by inSaments of five dollars per
share, viz:
Five dollars at the time of subscription,
Five dollars on the 9Th day of March, 1866
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TWO RAD CAsl2s 0F Plies s,IT1,EEe
CO-PARTNERSHTPs.

NOTICE.
"a The undersigned having withdraw rom the
business heretofore carried on by him thankful for
successors in business-TURNER Il DOUGHERTY
to his friends and customers for share of their pa
tronage E0HT. TURNER,
IS S. Frederick street.
BALTIMORE. Feb. ), 1866.
Robert Turner can be found at his Office 43 S. Ere
derrick street.
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.-Th undersigned
having entered into partnership for the transaction
oi the business heretofore carried on by Robert Tur
ncr, do respectfully solicit share Of public favor and
the patronage Of the old firm.
HARRY T. TURNER.
VIM. II. D0UGHERTY,
IS S. Frederick street.
BALTIMORE Feb s. 1866 faIS-5t
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EDWIN HEWES is admitted to an interest in
our House from this date. The COMMISSION AND
SHIPPING BUSINESS will be conduct "a under the
same style as before
Feb, l, 1866, THOS. R. MATTHEWS & SONS.
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E1-To be opened next to Pittsburg Cincinnati, St.
Louis. Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany, and all
the principal intermediate points. ja9t If
Warrens Fire and WATERPROOF Footing,
Perfectly Fire-Proof, Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Unequaled for Durability. Security, and Economy.
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section OF
the country. JAS. H. JOHNSON & Co.,
d27-6m2p Over 80 West Baltimore street.
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE CoxrAsy.
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SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers.
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent,
"a Baltimore street.
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Thc DougIns non,,ncn,

The Douglas monument at Chicago
is thus deSCribcd: 1t will consist of Il
circular platform base Iifty-two feet in
diameter and two and OnC-hnlf feet
high, upon which will he placed Il sim
liar platform, but a little smaller
which will be surmountcd by a snDui,
chre twenty feet square and eleven feet
high, with walls five feet in thickness.
IL Will contain Il chamber ten feet
square. In this chamber will be placed
the SarcophaSuS containing the romans
of the great statesman. The Sarcopha-
gus will be visible through bronze
door SIX and II half feet high and three
feet wide. The Sepulchrc will be orna-
mented with projecting pcdestals from
the corners. Surrounding the scDul-
chre will lie pedestal twenty-onc feet
in height, having a base fifteen feet
square. On this will he erected a COL
uInn forty-three feet in length, six feet
square at the base and three and "A half
feet square at the top. The column will
be terminated by a cap six feet high,
which forms the base for the colossal
statue of Douglas. Surrounding the
scPulchrc will he placed four seated
symbolical figures, life size, sculpturcd
in light marble. One of these figures
Will represent Illinois holding in
her hand Il medallion likeness
Of Douglas. By her side will
be sheaf of wheat and the state arms.
The remaining figures will represent
America with a shield, History reclin-
ing on tablet, and Fame With the
symbolic wreath and trumpet. Over
the entrance TO the sepulchre will stand
nm eagle, and on the base of the pedes-
tai above are four has rclicEs, represent
ing the history and progress of the
West. These represent Indians and
hunting scenes. pioneers building log
cabins, ploughing and telling Trees:
commerce is represented by ship and
packages of goods, and the sciences are
represented by n locomotive, "A rnilroad
and n telegraph. Still another device
represents education, n group of chill
dren, the State Capitol building, n
church in the distance, &c. The statue
will represent the great patriot and
statesman as standing by the Constitu-
ton on one side, and by the Union ON
the other, which is represented by tho
Roman Gasces.
The first section of the monument 10
about half completed, and the tomb
nearly finished. At each corner of
Douglass grave will be erected n pillar
about thirty feet high. These will be
Joined by four arches, which will be
draped and decorated with flowers.
Around the bases of the pillar, flags
will be arranged. In front of the
grave will be placed Volk's marble
bust of Douglas, together with II model
of the monument.
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contest with MIR. Hubbard. II Is diGll-
cult to SEQ how the General will be able
to reconcile this with his previous doc
lnrationStO MIR. hubbard. SOFT is hard
TO SEQ now what tho upshot of the con-
greSsional business in this district will
I've; hut II looks very much MS iT Mr..
Hubbard would bo nominated. Gen.
Northcott is here, but ho is not counted
as within the ring Of possible nominees.
Ills private Convention meets hero Mt
eight o'clock Tomorrow morning
tor III" purpose, ii is understood, of
uniting itself with the public ConvCn-
ton. y part of those appointed to IL
are also delegates to the public Con-
N"nuNn. In these cUSUS There can bp no
difficulty, for it will I've simple aban-
dnnmont ON their part of tho separate
organization, hut In the CiISO of the
others who an" not delegated tn tho pub
lie Convention, IL looks like there may
I've trouble. They being appointed in
some cases tus i'll Marion COUNTY, nv
themselves and representing nobody
else, sent here hy special arrangement
To- Not" for particular men, coolly pro-
pose tn tho Convention regularly Np-
pointed, and representing all the peO-
pie, citizens and soldiers alike, to AL
low them to- come in and divide that
representation and cast it for mon
whom tho people of their counties dc
not want, and when they have not been
/ delegated tn cast it at all. The number
of these fncliouiSlS is small, however
I and am not SurC but the Convention
may agree 10 admit them, just to be rid
| OF them. am glad to see that the best
| soldiers hero among the delegations
| irown down NOrthcOtt'S attempt to get
up faction. 1t is stated here that
| General DuV0l puts his foot down OH II
square, and General Duvnl is tho man
Tor whose opinions genuine soldiers
have genuine respect.
MIR. McWhortOr will bc rC-nOminntcd
Auditor without opposition. Maxwell
is strong for the Supreme JudScship.
Candidates for the various numinn-
tons are numerous. McSSrS. McCirrw
Dorsey, Kitchen, IIaguns, Iinn and
Pinuell, candidates for Congress i'll the
second district Hru here, Ws AFRO Mr..
Maxwell and MIR. FitL-GUruld, CUndi-
date for Secretary of the State.
l am mOmcutarily reminded, AS
write, that PHrkerSburE mosquitoes arr
both numerous:.nnd rIpacious, for they
present enormous bills, and present
them very frequently. 1t is not to he
wondered ut. The nasty ponds and
pools around town are able to breed
mosquitoes for the whole United States.
These seem to De cross between the
kiugiishcr and Gallinipper. And as fnI
odorS, l.ubin might bottle enough here
to last him twenty years and have II
different one every day. Ii the cholera
don't come here, it Will be because it is
afraid To. | can imagine no other rCI-
son. brother Wharton, you must still
up the City Council II little moro with
that sharp stick of yours, else your
growing and thriving little city will be-
come SO that strangers can neither eal
nor sleep within its limits. REP.
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FREW & CO.
HprrnRS AND PRoTRIEToRs.
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4 MODERN MIRACLE,

From old and young, from rich and moor.
from liigh-bOrn and lOwly, comes the UniyerI
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SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER,
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Cures badness Makes hair grow. a better
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SiikGn TrGsSes But, above all, the greatwom
gray hair to ItS original color Oi'"
-, We ~ few times, and Presto, change! tho
WhltcSt ana worst looking lair RESUMES lis
yOulnlnl beauty. II does not Clye thC hair
put strikes Mt the root and fills il with new
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pDVe inc lrmLh OI Tn matter. The first an
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know u, inc Old grny, diSCOiorcd appearRnce
OF Inc hnir Will be gone giving place in IIIs
trous, SHINING and beautiful locks "
ASK for Halls SiCilIan IInIr Reno,vor. M
other article Is at all alike II In effect YnI,
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Greenwood CemeterU

SlTUATED ON THE NATIONAL, ROAD
~ Smiles east Of the city. is now ready for
lnier1ncntS, sale, and i'm prOvemcnt OF lois
u contains - acres of land and is laid ont
ln me most modern and improved style
can Dc easily reached at nil seasons or the
year by the National Road, and for three
T wHn!, 81 inc year by the Hempneld Rail
koau. II Is perfectly secure and Intended IN
zen, sc hc"utihcd by every variety oftrces, Shrub
Dcry. public vault, chapel, Artificial lake
fountains, etc, to make It equal 10 the hest
rural cemeteries i'll the county.
, Ample provision Is also Nude for IFS on
EaIgcmcnt, orIlcr and care In pertctuIiv
PERSONS DESTROYS OF purchasing lois ca,,
examine Tue grounds with the Superintpn-
dent who has a plat, or secure them nv cali
ing AT the Office Of the Secretary, ON Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling.
PERSONS Wishing to make Intcrments will
for. lo''iii'S 'neIe-
tickets OF admission to LotholtlcIS and
NISitoTs wllI bc issued by the Secretary.
=, BOARD OF DIREC-TORS.-A. J, Sweeney
1i,reSident; Il. {. BOnham, Secretary: j. &
SShrHIdeS, John q. Muth, Geo Mcniel. los
HeII, Jn0: y: Armstrong, Geo. Adams. X. a.
Jordan, f. y. HilrIrcth, au3i -iSd