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THIS APTRREOON-PUBLIC REHEARSAL or TliB PHlLHAR
no MORROW RvENtNG-TwENTY SEVENTH SUNDAY CON
CBT Mime Paepa Marie Gilbert biG Ross Mr Colby Iheo
1hnna Ord
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NEW.YORK CIRCUS $3.50
THIS EVRNIN0-SPRTTB on TlIK SILVER SHONhk-AOkO-
BATIC AND EQUESTRIAN FBATS Ne" York Circus Troupe Aa
-. ~ o~l.r
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CoLGATE'S HONEY TOILET SOAR.

This celebrated Soar such universal demand male from
Is SCENTED, and extremely
eEsEFciaL upon the skin For sale by all Druggists and
1apcyG OBlD eile
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KELLY LIONS MISS1RklS - ~
THIS EVENING - CINDEB-LkON 80 MADAGASCAR BALLET
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BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM $50 $4,000,
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARTlRS-IN TWO nun
RID THOUSAND CURIOSIFIES-yAH AMBUBGHS COLLIDE
ZION or WILD ANIMALS
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CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, BRON-
CHrrs Cstsrrh ncpent Consumption Gss Darrhe LIVER and
So Of phase Rheumltsn Piles Nervous
ebtT Mereual other Blood Impurities The only positive
extracted
planaorr C.rcnlars stomp Wa X PRNCk flalng n y
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NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Times
prints a series of documents going TO
show the completely of Ben. Wood, A.
]. Rogers, WIN. RadfOrd, w. +, Niblack.
c. A. EldridRe and f. q. Leblond with
Conoyer in an effort of the lat er to OBJ
tain pardon from the President also
the affidavit of Nathan Anser and Jas.
E. Mhterson, detailing an interview
with Roger A. Pryor and Ben. Wood,
by Conover, relative to manufacturing
evidence against Judge Holt; also
other affidavits of John Martin and
Francis McFall relative to similar in
terview. The plan appears to have
been the release OF JEFF. Davis on bail
or parole, and the attidavits are certi-
fed TO before a Notary Public in New
York city. under dates of March 9th
and May 18th.
The Turkish ambassador arrived on
the Periere.
The French frigate celebrated the
| birthday of Napoleon First, with sa-
lutes at sunrise, noon and sunset. The
forts in the harbor returned the noon
salute.
In the Supreme Court to-day, Roger
A. Pryor made deposition denying
| any knowledge OF completely in the
matters contained In the affidavit pub.
lished in the Times of this morning, re-
lating to the Conover conspiracy.
Ben. Woods paper, the Evening
| News. denounces the statements so far
says he will take immediate steps to
cause the arrest ofthe signers, and prose-
cute for perjury in the supreme coun-
Gil.
The Templars of Honor and Temper
ance, now in session in this city, have
| decided to hold their next annual com
municatlon in Philadelphia, August
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NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says i: In few
days General Sheridan will issue an
order calling an election Tor or against
a Convention, in accordance with the
terms of the law.
The Worlds Washington special
says: It is learned from an authorize
tive source, that there Is no truth what
ever in the reiterated statement that
the President contemplates removing
all the District commanders, the rea-
sons for removing General Sheridan do
not apply 10 the other commanders.
General Steedman arrived here to. day
from New Orleans. His name con-
tinues to be mentioned in connection
with the Secretaryship of the War De-
partment, but the President has made
no tender oft to any one, and IL Is
quite probable that General Grant will
continue 10 act until the meeting OF
Congress.
The President contemplates making
a sea voyage as soon as public duties
will permit, and Will include Newport
in his trip.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: The Investigations of the Con-
gressional Committee, in relation to
the transfer by our government of the
railroads in the south, seized during
the war, have been published. Mr..
Johnson is notimplicated, pecuniarily,
in any Of the transfers. A Mr.. Barns,
President of Tennessee road, offered
Mr.. johnson, when military governor,
a large interest In his road for his sup
posed influence, but the Governor got
angry and declined 1t. His son-in-
law, Senator Patterson, received $685.
600 for his influence.
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NEW YORK, Aug. adVi-
ces via. of Havana state, that JaureZ
has ordered Santa Anna to be tried ac-
cording TO the law of 1862, by which
Macmillan was tried, and under which
the Identification of the prisoner is suf-
ticient evidence for a conviction. Mar
quez was. taken prisoner at Hacinthia
PardenZa, and was en- his way TO the
capitol. Among the list of condemned
officers is Salm Salm, whose wife is still
in the country trying hard to save his
life. 1t is again reported that she Is a
niece of President Johnson's. Otter
burg had received his credentials as
to be convened in November, and the
Presidential election will take place in
December. Santa Auna's son, in his
protest to Secretary Seward against the
seizure ofhis father at Sisal, intimates
that the Washington government must
have been completely with the liberals
who arrested him. loG -H
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AGUsTA, GA, Aug. l5.-There was an
accident last night on the Augusta and
Savannah Railroad, near McBean's
Station caused by the washing away OF
a culvert, which resulted in killing the
engineer and firemen.
A. 3. Tanner, Solicitor General OF
Muscogee county, was removed by or
der of Gen. Pope.
The first bales of new cotton raised
in Georgia sold to day at SOC. Three
bales received from Montgomery COun-
ty last Friday sold at 261zc.
The Montgomery Advertiser says
Gen. Pope has removed all the civil
officers or Macon county.
Charles a. Johnson, colored man,
who was banished from Mobile by
Mayor Horton, has been imprisoned at
Montgomery for the alleged odense
OF selling papers belonging to Vididel-
ing Horton.
Conventions are being held in Flori-
da for the purpose of adopting a plat
form upon which whites and blacks
can concentrate.
1t is believed that the rains of yes
terday will seriously injure the corn,
by OVERLOOKING the bottom lands.
As far as heard from the following is
the result of the registration in Ala
bama: Whites, 59.045; blacks, 76,6i0.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adviosssl - to the 18th of August.

LONDON, August l5.-Noon.-Rain
throughout England. Consols, 94s<; U.
s. bonds, "A; Erie, 459+; Illinois Central,
70. ~. I
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l6.-cottou quiet
and steady for breadstufs. The rain
checks business. Corn declined to 3ss
Sd; others unaltered. ss1
LONDON, August I5-Evening.-Con-
soils 945s; O. S. 5-2Os 1917; Illinois Cen
trail 70; Erie 451E; Atlantic & Great
Western 2l11.
FRANKFoRT, August l5-Evening.--
o. s. Bonds TX.
LIVERPOOL, August l5-Eveuing.-
Cotton closed strong, with an advance
of I'D on UpIands; middIing Uplauds
IOJTd; Orleans u1sd; sales 10000 bales;
breadstntfs closed dull alta decline of Cd
since yesterday; corn, new mixed west
ern, 3Ss Sd; wheat steady at lbs Sd for
white California; barley, oats and peas
unchanged; provisions. no change; beef
1865 Cd: pork 75s cd per barrel; cheese
oils Cd for western; bacon and lard I'M
changed; produce-spirits turpentine Is
lower, and closed at 32s Sd: petroleum
sgd: refined Is 4d; tallow 44s sd.
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,Vnan,nn,nn

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. Yesterday
Major Richards, Superintendent of the
Metropolitan Police, made affidavit
that JOSEPH. n. Bradley. ST., had chaI-
the anti duelling law passed by Con-
gresS February 20th,- 1859. Bradley
was Consequently arrested to-day and
brought before Justice Weller and gave
| bail in the sum of 5000 to appear at
the next term of Criminal Court for
trial.
The Indian bureau is to-day in re-
ceipt of a telegram from Atchesoni an
nou neinS that the peace com mfssioners
were now on their way to Upper MIS-
souri,, all in good health. ,,..s- All d.
The commissioners of the general
land office has Information of the sale
of 81, 7s3 acres of public lands during
Mimi, and Dakota City.
A letter from Admiral Farragut to
the Secretary, of the Navy, gives an
account of the visit of Eugene to the
Franklin. Having received an invita-
lion to dine with Napoleon the same
day, Farragut was not aboard, but all
honors were paid by the franklin and
the rest of the squadron. The ships
were dressed in colors, the yards
manned, the crews cheered, and ma
tionaI salute was fired. Captains PEN
mock and Leroy, by Invitation, subse-
quently dined with the Empress on the
royal yacht. All the ships OF the United
States united with the French vessels
! in a grand illumination.
The Cauandaguia and Frolic would
accompany the franklin 10 Cronstadt.
The Diconderoga was In dock, and
would follow in a few, days. .-...--
The Pacific Mail Company rendered
the Inequalities of their steamer to San
Francisco to the Russian Commission
ers for transfer of Northwest Terri
| tory. --l..'r. !. ...1.I
Our Consul at Vera Cruz writes to
Secretary Seward, August 1st, that
Santa Anna, Colonels Videl and Rivas
had been brought there.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-Omaha dis
patches say: Information has been re-
ceiyed at military headquarters that on
the I'd inst, five miles from Fort Phil
Kearney, an extra train of 80 wagons
transporting supplies, escorted by
Major Powell with a small force of in
fantry, WAS attacked by two or three
hundred Indians. A desperate fight
ensued lasting about three hours. when
Major Smith came to his rescue from
the fort, and the Indians retreatedr
taking away all their dead but five and
driving off all the stock, Major Powell
reports sixty Indians killed. His own
loss was Lieut.. Jennes and five men. He
attributes his successful defense to the
long range, new breech-loading arms.
The Indians continne along the line of
the Union Pacific Railroad; only day
trains are allowed to run. General
Augur and Superintendent Denman
say that Turkey Foot, Chief of the
Cheyennes, is alone guilty of the Plum
Creek massacre, and is now camped go
miles south of Platte river.
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CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-SeverRl cases OF
poisoning occurred in Martin township,
Mclean county, on Friday last, result
ing in the death of three children oil
Mr.. Hurt Four other children,
poisoned Rs{the same time, were living
at last accounts. Suspicion rests upon
a married daughter of Mr.. Hurts, and
and brother OF her husband, who are
under arrest. a''5i 4,'i'--1-. "a
D. A. Goodrich, who caused the ar
rest of several mem bers of the Board OF
Trade a few days since for short sell
log, has brought suit against the Chi
capo Times for libel, damages S50, 600,
The libel consists in attributing merce'
nary motives to him in procuring ar.
rests, = fHs Fl. teHa .p.Ht
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Another Portlonl Frae". TN Fenne.-

KNOXVILLE, Aug. 14.-The city was
very much excited to-day over a per
sonal difficulty between Hon. Horace
Maynard and his defeated opponent for
Congress, Col. John Williams. May
nard was returning from the depot
when he met Williams on the street,
and addressed him, bidding him good
evening, and touching his hat. Will
liams, who had refused to speak TO
Maynard, struck at him with his cane.
Maynard warled off the blow and took
Williams by the throat, both striking
and struggling. Both parties were
damaged considerably before their
friends separated them. s-
the bitterness of the past canvass.
Maynard's friends threaten to have
williams prosecuted for. an assault.
Williams, Il Is said, was armed and at
tempted TO use his pistol.
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rrnNn .nran.rnu L.
Re-Opsnlps OF Fo.iomees tn'ths

NKw' YORK, Aug. 15.-Orders are
issued from the Post Office Department
nearly every day for the re-opening of
postoffices in the Southern States, and
in some instances new Offices have been
established TO meet the increasing de-
mand for postal service in that section.
The Postmaster General has appointed
John n. Kirklad Postmaster at Sttka,
Russian America. =.
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COLGATE 4 cos
Notice.

THHE SAMUEL L CAR.
PESTER, who was lawfully appointed
and qualified by the Orphans Court IN and
for the County or Westmoreland, In the
State of Pennsy lvRnla. as guardian OF Nor
Hanson Pigman and Nathaniel PiEmRn, MI
nor children of Nathaniel Pigu an and Mar
county, West Virginia. both OF whom are
now deceased, (which minor children reside
IN the said county OF westmoTelAnd. Pal
1861, OF the Circuit Court for Ohio County
West Virginia, or rs soou thereafter uuTinS
the said term rs the application can be heard
apply 10 the said irrulL Court Ior an order
dlFecte1 TO Beverly 81. Eon, rs guardian Of
the aid minor children, 70 pay over and oe,
Liver 10 me, as such RutrdIan. all peFsonAl
property and money in his hands belonging
jfs IL ave %Hf sAMuEL L. CARPENTER.
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The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,

cItUATED ON THAT BEAUTIFUL. EN-
- inencs North OF tue CITY Of Cincinnati
fl0m which II derives iIs name, ha4 i1st
clo-ed It's Twenty Second BesEion.
The past year has been nne of unusual
prosperity, ihese having been in attendance
two hundred and thirty-nve young ladies,
Rathered rom all paris II the Unife1 -tst-~.
40 eass Of stekHes5 requiring a EhysfaGT hon
occurred.
sition, while yet near the city. gives II ad-
vantage8 Over either city or country hchoJls.
It's tharaeter rs first rate seminary OF
The LIBRARY. CABINET AND APPA-
RArU5, HIready very extensive, are IeoeIy-
ing yearly addIIiODs.
For Catalogues or information, address
L Il. WHITE,
Is West Fourth StreeI cincinnati. O.,
or n. THA6E AILLEr, PIsa't-
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r. F. CAIDWEIL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
MI and Sheet Iron War;. and dealer IN
Cooking and Heating 6ttV ., No. 1B Main
would respectfully call the attention Of
the public 20 my large and select STOCK OF
job work Of an kinds WIN reeetye my per-
on Wen Cling ana sand Pumps made TO
order on short notlce.
iy29 .-..---l..---- 3. = CAIDW Ell.
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slonaries from Arabia and Turkey,
sail in the steamer Denmark on the
24th inst. One of them will establish a
type foundry at Beirout; another has
raised $50, 600 in this country for the
establishment of a Bible house at Con-
staniinopla..
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The nrnax.Ptnher ImbroEIto.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The Washing
ton Intelligencer of yesterday contains
long card from ]. h. Bradley, detail :
ing the occurrence between himself and
Judge Fisher, and leaving the settle
of the affair in the hands OF his legal
friends.- .------l-L 80 ~. -t-..-
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NASHVILLE, Aug. I5.-Au exciting
canvass for the directory of the Nash
vile q Chattanooga Railroad engrossed
the entire day, yesterday, and was con-
cluded this morning. The Burns tick
ct was elected by two hundred Gand
twenty. five majority, the vote of the
Charleston & Georgia Railroad e1clu-
ded. This result continues the road
under us present managemenf.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,

CHARTERED IN 1875. HAS Gradual
" thirty CLASSES; The eourss OF study is the
try.
rtudenis preparing for tho ministry, and
Union Soldiers who wish % take u eoliegfzte
coun0. have their tuition Temuted.
Inc PREPARAToRY.DERARTN fuTulHbes
athoEougn PREPARATION for college, or t0F
businea5.
The next term VIII commence OF Wednes-
day. AnEu-t 3IsG
Tor further Information apply 70 Rev. L.
". Andrew, d. D., President, or fTof. Geo.
X. RcsNeter, Primo pal or the Preparatory
2 PsIrnngni. o..Iulx 2. 1871. tyz-aawInn
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ASTROLOGY.
The World Astonished

AT TIE WONDERFUL RKyELATfoN5
MAD BY THE GREAT ASFRoLoGISr,
MADAME H. a. PERRIGo.
CHE REVEALS 81 CRETs NO MORTAL
. ever knew. Size restores to happiness
InTrse who. Crum dOleful events, cataStroPhies,
loss OF money, &C., have become respondent.
She brings together those long separated,
gives Information concerning absent friends
or lowers restores lost or stolen property, tells
pursue and in what you will TO most success
full, causes speedy marriages and tells you the
name, IIkeness and chaTacfsrtsiics OF the per.
SON. She reads your very thoughts. and by
her almost supernatural powers unveils the
From the staTs we see in the drmanent-the
malefic stars that overcome or predominaIe
in the standardization the aspects and
the heavens at the time Of birth, she deduces
consult the greatest Astrologlst on earth. II
COSTS you but tribe, and you may never
Consultation fee with likeness and all de-
sd ed Information, ST. Parties living at q dis
lance can consult the Madame by mail With
equal safety and satisfaction TO themselves, Rs
II In person. A null and explicit chart, written
out, with all Inquiries answered and Likeness
sPSIGed sent 6Y mail nail on Eseeps q PsS
be maintained, and all correspondence re-
turned or destroyed. References OF the high
Write plainly the day OF the month and yeal
IN which you were born, enclosing q small
lock OF hair. address; -,,,,os.-
p. o. DRAWER 29S, buffalo, N. Y.
n1ch23-eod. triw&wly
There cometh glad tldings OF Joy TO all,
| To young and 10 old, 10 great and to small;
The beauty which once was 20 precious anu
| u rare,
Is nee for all. and all may be fair.
\ nv he nF
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MoNrKEAI, Aug. 14.-Rev. Mr.. Bag
ley is here endeavoring TO get JEFF. Da-
Wis to sign petition to the President
for pardon. Davis declined to receive
him, or to discuss the subject. -
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IEDIANAPoLIs, Aug. l5.-McMinna-
way, the murderer OF Johns, the tele-
mas been convicted and sentenced TO
States prison for life; ma -l.s5l .-s7
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wAsH1NaToS, August l4.-Attorney
General Stanberry, now at Capon
Springs, Is in poor health, and Will not
return to this city for two or three
weeks. u, -. u
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
s4ARHETs ny TRLEeRAPls!5
NEW YoRK. August Is

sp REGULAR RERoRr. 4.ls@
CorToS-Firns sales 1000 bales at
2s2ze for mlddling uplands. -717i on
FLoUR-Receipts, 1855 bbls; market
iOa2oo better for old, and heavy, declin-
ing for newf sales $500 bbIs at 81 25a
8 10 for superfine State and western;
IS 70alO 20 for extra western; SIIal3 90
for choice do; SO 5OalI 90 for Shipping
Ohio; Sill lOal2 20 for trade brands, and
SIOal5 90 for new st. Louis. California
Flour-Heayy;sales, $50 bbls at SI2 5Oa
IA 30. Rye Flour--Eirm; sales $50 bbls
atS7a9 25. gvsg a.-4sz.4. 81
d MISUNDERSTANDING rlH .a.4-r
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, q, OlO; mar
ket firm with moderate demand for eH-
port; sales 40 600 bush at 81 IS for No. 3
Milwaukee; 90 l5 for No. do: 81 20a
2 80 for new amber. southern; 81 50 for
amber Michigan and State; 81 75a2 so
for white CALIFORNIA;; 81 527f for new
white Michigan to arrive, and g 40 for
white southern. Rye-Scarce and firm;
sales 4, 600 bush at 81 40 for WESTERN
81 81 for Canada; 81 6S Tor new Ohio.
Barley and Malt-Dull. Corn-Re-
ceipts, lsI. 263 bush; market opened dull
and closed tirIner with good speculative
demand and fair export inquiry safes
10000 bush at 81 1Oal u for new MIXED
western; 81 l9al 1917 for choice do; 81 05I
/ 90 for unsound do. Oats-Receipts, II, :
$50 bus, and firm: sales 81, 600 bus at S2a
S3c for western; 7so for damaged do; 94a
csc for State; 9Ia93c for new Ohio and
southern. @ l..-a
GRoCERIEs-Rice-Qu Cofee-In
fair request. Sugar-In moderate re-
quest; sales OF 600 hhds. Cuba at liza
I21Sc. Enthusiastically.
HoPS-Quiet. a..s-..aH
PETRoLEUM-Shadeb better at l2c for
crude and 26a2Slzc for refined in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-H and ir-
regular; sales of {, go barrels at S23 lisa
% 81 for new mess, closing at S23 %
cash; So 10 for old do; $40 T5A20 90 for
prime, and So 75I23 90 for prime mess.
Beef-Firm, sales $50 barrels, unchang'
ed; sales of 100 iierces OF India mess
ut SIS 90. Beef Hams-DulI. Cut
Meats-Dull, sales 1T6 pkgs; lo&a1l1z
for shoulders; l5aI6c for hams. Bacon
Dull. sales of 10 boxes stratfOrd short
cut at l3c. Lard-Steady, sales of SO
barrels at I2HalS7sc.
BUTTER-Steady at lla25c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-HeAvy.
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WhaaIine Female COLLEGE.

CEssION WILL COMMENCE MONDAY,
u SEPT sth. The attention OF tho Q who
desire drst class schol srs hip in
Vited- Thorough and experienced tez-
ehaIH In every department.
TUTrIoe, EER ouAETERt-Frpm September
Pih TO November 18Th, Primary u; InteTme-
diate s.; Ffrst Coll and Soph. so. Jun and
rem. SlE; DRAW. and Lang. 90, Paint $40; Piano
cum sI0i ad- sl2i payable on entering. BOARD
jysl.t tb&sIm LC LOOMS, Pres.
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MILWAUKEE, Aug. 15.-The distillery
OF Jacob Munnemaker, and Geo. Win
uer & Co.'s refinery, were seized yester-
day for fraudulent revenue returns.
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BUFFALO, Aug. 15.-Mr. Robert Bon
ner, of the New York Ledger PAID
$50, COO for Dexter.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQ UID
EN- a MEL.

LNoR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYIEG
Il the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
In use, for giving the skin pearl like tint
that is only found in youth. II quickly re
moves Tan, Freckles, Pimples. Blotches, Moth
Patches, SallOWness, EruptiOns, and all I'M
puTtties OF the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear as alabasteT.
Its use can not be detected by the closest scru-
tiny, and being vegetable preparation Is
perfectly harmless Ii Is the only article oil
the kind used by the French, and Is consid-
cred by the Parisian as Indispensable to n
sold during the past year, a sum Client guRraD-
tee OF its efficacy. Price only as cents. Sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of an order, by
-. BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists.
mchZs-eod.triw&wIy -
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY,
WILL REOPEN ON THE FIRST
w MONDAY N sEPrINBER-
heferen czS:-The BtsnGp and ClerRY OF the
Dloeese OF Pittsburgh, and t1ev. las n. Mo
Mschen Geo. r. TtngIe. EsQ, l.. G. Hughes
Bq-, Wheeling. Wet Va q .H.s.H-
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AuR9-lmS Brown-ville. Fayett.- Co. Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-16
for Bent.
For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS LA 1ELY oCCU-
pied by George r. TaylO< q Co., and J..
Clemens Co., on Main stree I; also base
ment rooms finished Good o.ii cea in second
story. and good rooms for 9th e. purpoSes In
second ard third story In good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many budding lots and dwelling houses fol
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable termR-
" THOS. HORNBROOk.
once, No. llsh Main street, above Mon
roe up stairs gtft'fL.rL teoo-u