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such information as induced me to be-
Ileve that the lucky holder of IS, 600 was
actually about TO become II man of
property sure enough, for this letter
came from Messrs. Pettes & Leathe,
sent, as they say, by instructions OF
MI crosby hlmself' found this last
messenger pretty well informed about
the matter, and after seeing him eat a
hearty supper, and arrive At that CON
dition when people generally are conf
dental and good humored, / tools hin,
aside and asked him if it Were a fact
and no mistake.' He gave me the most
solemn assurance that there WIS no
mistake about it, and that j ohm Meyer,
of somewhere. Randolph street, was =
humbug.'
every well, Daniel. as 1 am really
the pOsSessOr of ticket No. IS 500, sup
pose that opera house belongs TO me,
and 1 just say to You that it is for sale,
1 suppose somebody wants 10 buy it,
and have to ask you to sell il for me.
1t is impossible for me to leave my wife
in her present condition, or would go
up to you at once. 1 must wait until
she gets better, whether get the opera
house or not. She is very i'll indeed,
but think her symptoms are favora-
bic for Improvement.
"At all events, write to ME on receipt
of this.
"Your friend and brother,
A. ii. LEE"
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WHEEL1Na, January sOth, 1ss7,
Editors Inteutgencer:

EulLOTa IHLeLtlJeHceT:
GENTLEMEN: Win you be so kind as
to publish the following reply to the
citizens of Enenboro, Richie county,
who, in the name of the people OF
the county, assumed to instruct me
as to my vote on the question of the 10.
cation of the State Capital2 1 also,
through your paper, request the Ma,
tiOndt Telegraph and Parkersburg
Times. as a matter of simple justice to
me, to copy my letter from your paper.
Very Respectfully,
rr4..... .H- IT NJ HARRTS
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BINGHAM HOUSE,
ELEVENTH & MARKET SIS, -
-t--- 80 pHTUAnEUp pH

~ ELEYENrH & MARKET SIS,
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE Is
J. now open for the reception OF guests, 1t
has been titted up IN a manner equal to any
in the country. The location being central
makes it very desirable stopping place,
both for Merchants and parties visiting the
city The Parldrs are spacious, and elegant
" furnished. The tables viii be supplied
with all the delicacieS the market will af-
ford and It Is the intention or the Proprietor
to keep in every respect First Class Hotel
Teru1s-SS per day. r-'+
ianT-2md CURLIS DAVIS, Proprietor.
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WHEELING w. Va Jan % 1857


JOHN B. YEAeEE, Eso.-Dear SIR
1 this day received copy of the pro-
ceedings of a meeting held at Ellen
boro on tho 26th inst, containing GER
tain instructions as to my vote on the
question of the location of the State
Capital. --E
Ihave considered myself thus far, as
voting under instructions from my
constituents. :
After my nomination-in the next
issue of the Ritchie Press, /
stated that it was my understands
ing that the people of Ritchie were in
favor of Buckhannon for the State Cap
ital; and that upon this understand
ing, should, If elected, vote for that
point.
Having been elected upon this state
msnt of my understanding of the wish
es of the people of Richie, and of what
my action would consequently be, can
only feel at liberty to change my course
upon a satisfactory showing that
the people, in electing me, did not in
Tend II to be taken as an expression OF
their wishes on this question, or that
they have since changed their minds on
this subject. You will therefore see.
that without any disrespect TO the peo-
pie of Ellenboro and its vicinity, can
not receive their instructions as para
mount to an expression of the wishes
Vi LIy HAolc SOuSl1LueuCIs Ii Lue D6Q.
pie of Richie concur with the peo-
pie of ElIenboro in the views and
preferences expressed In their resoIu-
ltionS, it will give me pleasure, upon a
satisfactory showing of this fact, to
represent their wishes on the subject.
In order to submit the matter fairly
to my constituents, shall send a copy
of this letter. as well as a COPY of your
resolutions, to the Ritchis Press for
publicationi as ] see that your
meeting failed to name that paper
as one in which you desired them
to appear; and If am now
misrepreseuting the wishes of major
ity of my constituents, call upon
them to take action, similar to that
taken at Ellenboro, that may be cor
rected.
AS the Capital will not, in all proba-
bility, be located for some time TO come,
there will be time for the action of the
people of Richie, If they desire to act
in the matter; and to call their atten-
ton to it, shall write at once to prom.
Inent citizens of the county, calline
/ their attention to the subject.
Ideem This the more necessaFy, as ]
understood that my competitor and his
friends electioneered against me spe.
eially on the ground that would, i
elected, vote lor Buckhannon. j am
very respectfully, &C.. your obedien
servant, T. NJ. HARRIs-
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MfdiraI.

'sThe wonderful progress of Medi-
cal Science during the past SfI Vedrs
~ only, makes II poss BILE for the con-
HAA scientiOus Physician to declare,
kAN now, thai CONSUMPTION Is as GER
3TAISLY CURED as Intermittent Fever
and as CERTAINLY PREVENTED as Small PUT. Z"
Rev. Charles E. King, n. D., Ii. d., Ot0.l
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-. Incorporated 1885, .r
Wheeling Savings Institution,

ORFICR No. % MONROE ST.,
MoSET RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
~ tsrest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
bnA discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
~ Io.IeStoHs Is,Hs made on RllPoints.
IN ORDER 10 meet want thRt has long been
ISt IN Lhh community, this Institution Will
receive ON wednesday and Saturday afIsr-
noon DetWeen the hours Of two and four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum OF money. nom
one dollar and upwards, on which iiitsres
will be paid. ''-''s
T3'. GEO. MENDEI, President.
DIRECroRS:-Alex. L.aughlIn, A. J. PAnnelI
John Mcclure, ir., Alex. Rogers, Morgan L,
OFT, flames PAUL, Alex. j. Cecil, James Reed, =,
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Siu,ata StmatoHf clrnnr.
HUMPHREYS
Homeopathic Specifics.

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
u u experience, an entire sncosss; Simpls-PromptT
eines Perfectly adapted TO popular use-s9 simple
harmless be FREQ from danger, and efficient
to be always reliable They have raised the highest
EfactiOn.
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Very Respectfully,

P. ST. said in my last that the wor-
cester, Massachusetts, Hospital sup.
ported itself. I give the receipts and
expenditures for 1861: Receipts, S64,-
O34 54; expenditures, 500, ,S13 81; see Ma
tional Almanac for '63, p. 375. Massa-
had only 29O insane paupers in herthree
Insane Hospitals; Connecticut with a
population in 1860 of 46O, ,147, paid for
the support of her pduper insane in '6I,
to the Hartford Institute, private cor
poration, IS, ,4Os 23-S3 per week includ-
ing medical care, for each patient; see
same, p. 1872. The three State Lunatic
Hospitals of Ohio. the Central, South
ern and Northern, support themselves.
See same, p. 472.
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ausurantr.
Home Insurance Compsny,

.. OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Capital $500, 900.
PrcTt, ..I=-.a ... Hl ls-. Ses'tv.
JAMES II. FERGUSON. General Agent
for West Va. III -
once, next door to NJ. & NJ Bank. a..-
ian21-3m
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Franklin Insurance Company

OF WHEELING.

900.
DIRECTORS: "a
T. II. Logan, T. p ShRllcross, J. e. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, ]. II. Hobbs, SRml. McClel.
Ian, g. w. Fran1heinl, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
LRughlln. ,sH f ..F... ..FH
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
Il organized four years, and In that time
done successful business, Is sttll prepared
TO take rislSs al fair rates ON BUILDINGS OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EstAlI-
lishments Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
This company offers superior Inducements
TO FarIneTS whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, BRTnS and cpntents for
or years at reduced rates.
This being a home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus OF any company In
In the State and composed or some
ninety-four stock kholders most of whom ara
among our pest business men, recommends
itself To the favorable consideration of the
tnsuring public, and soliclts their patronage.
Applications for insurance viii be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
ONCE, North side OF Monroe, between
Main and Market Hts, Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings Institution of Wheeling.
&c. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President ocl8
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A STORY is told of Stewart, the dry
goods millionaire, that knowing GER
tain article was rising, he sent to Bos-
ton merchant 10 buy up everything OF
the kind at the "Hub." He overlooked
the putting up of his own prices, how
ever to correspond to the rise, the Bos-
tonfan found Il out, ana bought half OF
Stewards OWN stock at two cents yard
less than market rates, before the mer-
chSut prince fonnd it ont. Stewart had
to buy his own goods at an advance.
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A TENSESSEE MARTYR.

The Murder OF senator Cate---Hrs Sad
: and Touching History.--A Lesson
and n Warming.
EpeSial C6rrSspOndepse Of Ihs CSneinnai
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Antfls.
Stanm House.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
i informs his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has opened dthe"Stamm House,
No. . Water street The HOUSE Is new,
with an entire outfit OF new furniture,
and Is complete In every respect
The Proprietor pledges himself to spare no
palms 10 render his guests comfortable, and
hopes to receive 4 liberal share OF patronage.
Ample stabling. attended by careful and
attentive hOStler. - '-
janl I-6n HENRY STA NM.
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FATE OF HIS ELDEST soy,

During the war, the pride and hone
of Mr.. Cases household, his eldest son,
enlisted in the Union army, served with
his fathers fidelity and zeal, and then
was taken captive, tormented at Libby
Prison, aud finally, like thousands of
others, starved to death At Anderson
vile. Dreadful as was this blow to the
Senator and his family, they looked
upon it as one OF the natural results of
the war; consoled themselves that the
lite of their child had been offered up
in holy cause; and endeavored, as
well as they might, to reconcile them
selves to the calamity.
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p AWeek ago last Friday evening the
final blow came. Frank Farris, one of
band of guerrillas who infest ObioB.
and the neighboring counties, was in
Troy the county seat of Obion. Mr.. NJ.
n. kinmRu, Deputy Sheriff of the
county, and a Union man, left the place
to ATTEND to official duties. Farris
jumped on his horse, followed Kinman,
overlook him, accosted him, and rode
back with him to town. There had
never been any private difficulty be-
tween them, but Mr.. Kinman's well
known loyalty was sufficient cause for
enmity to the death on the part of Far
ris; and just as Kinman reached town
and was about to descend from his
horse, the rebel discharged bullet into
the right side of his face! The wound
was doubtless mortal, although at last
accounts poor kinman was alive, but
| in terrible agony.
The murderer's hand was now fairly
I IN for the day. The tiger thirst for
blood was aroused. Farris went i'm.
/ mediately to the house Ex-senator Case.
who lived not far away. Arrived there
I he inquired of the Senator's wife If he
was al home. She answered that he
was at neighbor's near by. Farris
1 started for the place designated, met
/ Case returning home, put on a devilish
/ smile as he accosted him, and even
tsho9k hands with his unsuspecting vic.
tim. The latter kindly invited him tc
90 back, partake of the hospitalities o,
/ his house and remain all night. The
\ fiend said he would do so. turned and
rode back with the guilLIess Senator
until near his home. Suddenly threI
men appeared on the road, coming as i
omset them. This seemed TO be tht
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preconcerted signal of death. Farris
reined up his horse, drew pistol from
his pocket, placed the muzzle almost
against the head of the Senator, and
cOolly blew out his brains: This horrid
deed achieved, he hastily rode of with
the other men through the woods.
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The IntentIOn'OF tho Framers of onr
West Virginia Constitution in tho
Matter of Taxes---ApprOpEia
and tha proper Financial Policy to
insure Prosperity for the State and
Popularity for lhe Party in Power.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
STILL rrRrnrR WHISKY sEIzrELs.

The Kentucky Bourbon Company store n
the Nis Bonded Warehousc on Nescys has been >rIcd
10y Co. Bailey of the Internal Revenue Bureau. The
cause Of the seizure has been kept very quiet bu' DO I
said that the Company were accused of taking whisky
ont Of bond for the avowcd purpose of rehabilitation.
aud. after selling il. replacing 10 with au artci' "i ui'
nor quality This fraud hy whisky dealers lI. l.ru
partly prevented recently hy officers gctinr under tr
authority given 10y tuCfc-, t0 Secretary MrtuloDh and
commissioner Rollins to make any regulations which
they might regard proper to stop ' Ills plurtt, lHd
heretofore been carried on bccausc oi defect m tir ud
law NO such defect Low cN-t-. Another place owned
by the same Compayt iu the NNNIld District. tt s-u
been seized by Col shook at the instance of Col Bailey
The same Office te' '!Tgpl'd 10 Louisville. directing ,Ic
seizure % sim another store h,lonGug to tho Iutupu
CuIupa that clf}. The carried tu Nu-u-
tom 10y the Company lawyer, Judge Dean. aud dis
patch fOm that cy sIy- tltu the ,utClt> of tiU bass
have been withdrawn Daniel Ncs=uoIc tlr agent and
Wa1gcrof the Company, I~ understood 10 hr hi0tLDI
of Col Nc.~W0ic. Deputy Commissioner ui Internal
R.vcugc aud member % the Revenue Boud 90 ih.-
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
THIRD DISTRICT NrErvAL Rryryrr FRAUDS

On SAuuull m0lnlng iIr pdpcrs IN The t"IlI-
cot were received IN Washington aud afcr au cs
animation, lasting only until ,. NJ. Nh. Ctucott. sl,
pension WIS dociccd. Mr. Cahcot WAS cNpco-d at ilr
PeTrpoW H0u-c Yesterday morning bat mp 60 a late
hour last night he hal NOT arrived fhcn'. This morning
tie warrant Issued "n the Gi ut WILL ~ a!i probability
he served hy thc Deputy Marshal. but should ,lr Ci
cOt not appear In Brooklyn, search Viii Do made and .
arrest Effected Wherever ne may De found. should the
charges against hr tJicOti hr sustained, the uuthor,-
VIII commence suf against l, bOudsI ii. Tt-
c"Ncry OF Si2On, tine amount OF lax 4ob barrel. oi
whisky. Tho examination before United States Cumiui,-
hnbcl Newton VIII take place as soon po,Shl, after
Mr. Cacotis arrest and since The United Siat3 District
Attorney is witcss ih the cu-c other counsel to hr
employed for The prosecution The Government cDuu,r'-
argument WH h that either Dayton removing tic
WHISKY without tallic0ltH order. and
theft, that ne acting under the Cojrtor orrr
or That compact existed between the two 10 wlul al
ana aid Cunningham alleged frauds. The Ja that th,s
i the only ease of its kmd now pending oenti- All t
interest 81 the community but during Tie week rcy.
Th'llOH ana charges are To Dc made against lutcuml
heEchuc olccrS OF ihis District of lar greater san
WllCh VIII Throw thls INTO The alnAc
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
TIE VANDERBILT FORGERY.

On Saturday detective officer Elder arrived
in this city, having In custody John Livingston 9TH
erwiso Henry, Matthews, DePeyster Louis according
10 circumstances On the th Of July last the accused
presented for payment at the National City Bank check
for $1,000 purp0rng to have been drawn by Mr. Corne-
lius Vanderbilt and made payable 10 Henry Keep Presl.
dent Of the New York Central Railroad The check was
indOrsed American Express Company will collect and
deliver at Albany" and Livingston, delivering IT,
claimed TO he messenger Of the company The money was
paid and II was nearly Six weeks aiterWard the forgery
was discovered Meantime Livingston had during his
residence al Harlem and Buffalo, been spending money
aushy buying fast horses, etc. and finally he removed
10 Chicago, where he also made display Of means IIo
bought two farms in the vicinity Of Blackberry Station
on The Chicago aud North Western Railroad fOf which nc
paid s25000, and which he stocked oXpCnsivcly When
arrested lie had but $4,000 left The necessary Iequsl
siOn from Gov FentoE upon Gov. Ogilshy having been
secured, Livingston brought hthcr and Justice Bar
nard committed him for trial lie fully identified
10y Dir WORTH fle paying teller Of the bank the man
who passed the forged check Livingston Is a native OF
this State, aud was formerly "a railroad conductor
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

OoNoIIhAcr 10 RoB-A Bl EGLAES tONITSsION.
Henry Marsdcn, who, with joseph Smith and
James Gardiner, was arrested OH "Wednesday last 6f ,
attempt To rob the safe % Mr. Robert Eo.rnthaJ d
IhOnd ana jewclry broker an No 81 Chystie,t made ,
confession before Justice Mansfield on SATURDAY IIo j
Known Gardner only about three Wefks aud ,,,s it,
du'ed by Gardiner to smith. Who suggested . deo ,
the robbery, saving that NJ EOscntal's safe ruuini
some valuable diamonds. The scheme for ia. t,'ii.'
Mah arranged smith Was 10 enter the house and ,,o Nis
tDcIhha the other two who were 10 wait 0ui .dr were
20 ehtE al Il given signal and all tiree then m ndsr
thc sii" smith went provided with loaded v.tn ,,d
a gag, NhHe Gardiner carried razor intended 10 br
used to f3ghten Mr.. ROscnhal, ucccssary smith on
tered the house, but had been inside only f., second.
WitD e ran pack 10 the door, eXclamlHg Get pet fl
was eVIden from his motions that hc wished his conf.
erteS la h Tor Smith when recOnHn1trring had soon
Policeman Lyon and King approaching Ills com.
panlOns. however though alive 10 danger, did NOT l
from which Side II coming and straight INTO thc
arms OF the ofeer who arrested and took them to tLc
Ludowsi Police station. Smith followed 10 the Station
to inquire The c0nse Of the arrest. aud ~ once him
self locked mp When the officers subsequently scarc,d
Smiths residence al No. 90 OICardst they found t
gags. and other burglars weapons and Instruments
Smiths wife says he las already served term I'm tbc
State Prison. and that he hasnbandoned her and s ng
with another women. Tie prisoners alc IN tic Tomb.
awaiting The action Of the Grand jury
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
PORT or NEw.YORK"""slrL

ARRIVED.
Steamship Kaist. Denl Washington d. G via Aerani1a
With mtse. aud pass. 20 Smith + Brown. .
Slip Niom Muoihur o P0Ttaui Mcunod AfeIpo" ~ ia.F
with ualse. to Nesntt 4 SONS
BARK Plelsdss fGom Sa9ua
SPOKEN.
SheryoOd-lark from NewioTk FOR Cafi Aug l3 ' A. q
ION. A. So
lludsonsbp NeWlork for London Sept g. lat A g. on43
DISASTERS.
Providence T. Sept arhe ship kearsaree from New Orleans
Newport Saturday afternoon by the siamh
Pioneer b. for Newiork With brr In her cargo
cotton The Gre nglsLe after 20 honrs Labor The eas
is probably nut greatly damaged
ie stamshp Metropolis grounded while coming into Newport os
Nra- iork this morning, causing her TO leak eonsdeTaDg
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrov Sept l5Avei Eza McLagghB AudrossaG arss Ah'
reep Snyrna: Webster Malaga hbhg Bemone Locke kls
befhport sclr. Transfer ESnma.
sd Yesterday steamships Granada aud Champion, Neaio fa
cor baltimore: sct Waniii and VI B. Bamhal. Nev-iok
ponTeEss NoyROg sept l5he weaers Houy aad siogg y
T. gale bosng outside large feet OF coal vessels Norhwsrd bound
A,yed steamships saratoga Ncw.York Virginia Philadelphia
SAvAHNAH Sept 5Avel, bak H. D. Broosnsn and s'hh Trade
Wind. and steamship Herman LIVINGSTON NeN-loIA.
Sailed steamship Virgo NeV-hofN
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
FULLER & BARYtru's New Trek Cnx,srp

FULLER 4 BARNUM's New Trek CRF NSFR
ANp SElF"rpE sNo BAsrrR CosBiNED This gandest
Poyemcus sy H. W frfiR the original an Tuckers
While cNng uck at each stitch fingers pinch p erfass m
the next tuck TIE as ty hand usoad Of ng the cloth over
SHARP POINT by NOTCH hereiuorr
any hnd OF goods ihe hgt spring ot the sefGue aHd
smoos the cloth loug together without bastng and aids In %
nH No measuring marking TDe
inas,d nom Two "a Sold most of the Sewing Ma
chm ocs aud ior aU Machines at the Gen No 6i3
n W. coz OF Bcecks't " y where d ne Scrtng Machines are
sod ~ AhhtAH INSTITUTE FA n T. northern .aey
80 With ut aud directions ~ 80 by mall W BAENuN sole Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
EIGuT r0R \ MEDAL.


u .ansir. tlca can le applied 20 m't eu1oc' l
ree4 o. rad the yu' controversy in OBJ" ithrh W
M Chrkcrug aui St,anay respecting TIE & Medal Dusn''' '
4aer iayg combue sisb United state Agent 10 heep D.
Piano, Of George Co. ult - tRe Ere ' N " ''t''
ion competition. they put engine 10 WoA i' '
iic prizes awarded cl f'i ' 'p.
assured CHI ker'ng or stnway ias tit 't M
WIS he delight Of 4nlncuers AMI te c1 "oaet
distribution. each Tromn-ai"l Ilf ~ VITO @
ld awarded the prize over gu coup inf i'N'e-.
both Lage hal cly admit that tle GfaHl i. i, M''"
p,ri. vas won by Ioadeoo NJ Laf.ol W lire tHtft
manufacturers. Erai tleye 1nl Herr NOT oi'" 'I ' W
being members Of The lnIeraJ-T: .t - .l..,
N0 tie sn DE underlying thousands oi dol raltn d" a
tied controversy. Is that both Ness thcler f f' "'iN'
r rnqr- Coll. aielal ol .,i go htic a4 aflrd re
l modal dodge having Leen .ilyel ont Gle eoi@ @ i0 'o1'i
f Z cir energies clnte.c fe paiIe tst t W @ H"' -
tc grand p,ofof superiority q n1uuflctrro o .fr t' '
li.rohat is. u the only two frns repres'tnf li '
sr skH AZ Paris steassy eortes te .sr a l, name as
rI.tr fr list Brud ooi AID accuses icrrnt r %
he n M st rst while ChckcnE trunphautf . 1s ls 'c'i.
a legion Of Honor awarded over ana iet'i "a
sver here aly,rt scl rlls of tic suWre % Dr. caHy
fl.it ,r D. M ,.rh invay .etor iy io -r te 1aY
r.dlenrs cserro Who fT it fsr h1st"rrir OF .ir i rs
stor, aloIt prize tie London Lpcstna 4 a'oP
TLo o6 ei1t ot c Paris haqot o1 roy e e bo.. ,Ae
ali r'rat. "ir TN fani pr
sr.i icn t.. a. sf tIe public il lrl these bon t 'l
G-g .lI desperate vli.a imic' resort o. slri @
George stock 90 Wilc >cufy alt ttr..r r.- ..-l..s
Ike-afe spending fhe Iurnoe ~ rtH 2a,h "
reputation Geo ,iec. Co. hafc roa4i'i t..- ftA 'i'
anl d se.l, r.'. tlr couts .th' BOD. lr- i ..''
u ay yaie 20 tlc % d HorIo- Oh, merits " or "
three frf r.o- the he pianos Won Dc perhaps
mos. o. huas Tl h N iral
tr relation % this Paris Fr0s. wrc4r er.fLt
rrn- ton Evening hEgf'ss Segt T. lafL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

Tne Plasterers' Eight-IIOur Guard, on Saur-
day evening, voted 10 celebrate some time In October
next by an excursion, their recent eghtlouI victory
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

Capt. Lott of the Cunlrd steamer Persia, las
crossed l1o Atlantic 3ly tnues
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
HARD
RUBBER
HANDLE.

Which sTHE MOST DURABLE HANDLE EVER KNOWN
= much less expensive th.n lfori.
alysts retains. IT, polish slcl ln use
Is warranted not TO BECOME LOOSE in tH~ iauii''
10 is ut affected hy IOI NAlLE.
Dor c v ali he YrurirsI d,a.s CUTLERY tire. iat lie Tit
States, and hy tie NEtiDES 81 iLi..' '''i lN .t
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

FALL Fashions. aud other brilliant novelties
n ie OCTOBER number Of DENosrs MosrHLY MAGAZINE Now
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

ENGLISH CARPETS from Auction nc HIRAM
AsroN No 80 hoAcp Wholesale aud retail al unprecedented
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

How shall we protect our residences and
' nom r present alarming raids by burglars any who has
a,h us dufg e last seven years lioNFss BURGLAR ANN
ltt"kHh, which has never been broken through.
Of.e, No pol uro.iw.v