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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-31

LOUISVILLE, May 3O.-The Inaugural
ton OF Harris marble statue Of Henry
Clay, in the court house, took place
to-day, and was one. the most brilliant
demonstrations ever made in this city.
The procession of the different orders
and associations was very long and i'm
posing. Judge w. P. Bullock delivered
an eloquent grafton in front of the
court house, which was listened TO by
of all colors. The ode written for the
occasion by Geo. D. Prentice, Is pro-
nounced to be his ablest effort. BUSH
ness was fully suspended, .ansj
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EnrfniIr.

NoRFoLK, May sO.-This morning a
double tenement house aoni Market
Square, fell with a crash to the ground /,
and 1t is supposed buried q nuEber OF
persons. Mrs. Chester and a child had
escaped from the house bnt were over
taken by the falling walls In an adj
Joining lane and buried. The lower
floor Of the building was occupied as
stores-the upstairs dwelling, The
fall was caused. by an excavation in an
adjoining lot to erect a building. They
are now clearing away the ruins to res
cue those buried. The event has
shrouded the city in gloom. tgsgz
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MONTREAL, May S6.4k gentleman
Birmflg ham Cham Ser tof cS t r ii. is
now in Montreal, on, 4, tour through, The
United States and Canada, to obtain an
expression OF opinion OF the princi-
palEBparda OF Trade on the question of
abolishtng priFatee ttne sduffnf war 4
The 23d WEIGH FusiIeers were order-
ed to Point LeVia Instructions were
received to put n strong force on the
fortifications there. tsllltl9loS sleII[sJ-
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From RIehmond.

RIoHltoND, May 3O.-Gen! schofield
yesterday, issued an order f6t the pur-
pose of giving adequate protection to
HlFpersons In their rights Of person and
propertYiin ca es where civil authority
may fail; directing the appointment OF
military commissioners In sub.dlstricts
hereafter to be defined, giving them
command of the police, sheriffs and
constabIes, and clothing them with the
powers Of magistrates. These commits
sioners to AXE Jurisdictio In all cases
where they may have reason to Believe
Justice requires i!s-Ai' .i.a ti2s-' -. y
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? LATRsT-p:SO p. II,

Ohio Certificates 24S<a251f; Canton,
4Sa48x Cumberland 3Oa3O1<; QuicksiI-
yer 241za25; MRriposa 6I<a7; do prefer
red 161<a17; Western Union Telegraph
4211a421E; Pacific Mail l2S2<al2SJS; At
lantic l0Ia10l1S; New York Central
9s1Sa9S7s; Erie 59a591G; do preferred
7lR72; Hudson l0l 1Sal02; Reading
O3lISa1OSsS; Michigan Central lO9allO;
Michigan Southern 671Ga6S; Illinois
Central I15zll6; Pittsburgh 749<a75;
Toledo l12lS6llS; Rock Island SSa6S1<;
Northwestern So q a331<< preferred 57s<A
i577S; Fort Wayne 9611Sa9653.
u BORDER STATE BONDs--In better de-
mand and hrmer; new Tennessee's, 60;
new North Cardinals, 4SIISa49; Old Yir-
ginia's, 67a6s; Missour's, 97J<ag71S.
STEAMSHIP Enthusiastically.
81 CoAL-SHARRs-Dull; dealers apart.
MISCELLANEOUS SHARES-WeRk.-
There were very large sales of Erie at
the last open board, RggregHting abont
1900 shares; $500 Old Southern; ], 900
Rock Island, and 300 Northwestern,
changed hands at tho same board.
MINING SHAREs-Dull; Quartz Hill,
l75; Rocky Mountain, 75.
The receipts at the sub.treAsury were
e., 797 ,642, including customs SSl7, 600,
and gold notes $3.50 payments
81, s6O, 6OS; balance $3.50, 6Sl ,55l. =
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nAKREEs 81 TELEaRAPa. /

- NEW ,YoRK, May 50.
. = ~. 1EsULIR REPoEr. ~ X 90
CoTIoN-Iess active and very firm;
sales LOO bales uplands at 27a2T11c.
- bLoUR--DullT heavy and sl5a25c low
er; sales $500 bbls nperhne State and
Hestern a. 50 50al0 20; extra western
III 40al2 90 choice do Sl2 1oal4 10; ship
ping round hoop Ohio Sl2 Goals 50; trade
brands S13 6Oal4 65; market closed dull.
California Flour-Heavy and lower
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T LONDON May So P.rM,-TCousols
declined e; American securities I'M
changed, - tais
LIvKRPooE, May 500 P. 5M.-c6tton
unchanged. Flour, nominal ut 29s.
Wheat aud corn unchanged: Bacon
sos. Glover seed 42s. riis sall f!n
LoxpoS,l May 80. 5 p M.-consols,
81; u s. l6.2O bonds, 7211I; Illinois Cen
trial, 7sk; Erie, 40.
LIvERPooI, May 80, P. M.-Cottop
firm and limIted;l sales 1910 bales
middling uplands at lid; Orleans at liz
all7Gd. Breadstuffs-four at 2ss for
western. Wheat, No. Milwaukee red
at lSs Sd; white California at las. Corn
at sos. Barley at As Sd. Peas at4Is.
Oats at IS cd. Pork, SIS Cd. Beef ad.
vanced 70 L S2s Cd. Lard, 49s. Bacon,
S9s. Cheese, 6Ts. Petroleum spirits, lid;
standard white, Is Sd. Pot ashes, sls
Cd. Resin. sales common 7s Sd, and
fine at lSs, Tallow, ass Sd. Clover seed,
AS. i,.l ssg6qyssi 80 3 III. aslq
, ST. PETERSBURG May A-EVening.-
Emperor Alexander LEFT to-day for
Paris. s 1iis. rs55
BERLIN, May 29-Evening.-It is sta
ted tina. King William will be accom-
panied by Count Btsmsrk in his visit to
the French Capital. I,R lgss
MADRID, May q. The Spanish gov.
eminent is considering the question OF
the abolition OF slavery in all the colo
MES Of Spain.
LONDON, May -COnsols,
94<; Illinois Central, 761S; Erie, 4O1<.
LIVERPOOL, May sO-Noon.-Cotton
arm; uplandsS1 IL; Orleans liz; estimat-
ed sales 10, 900 bales. Breadstufs quiet
and firm. Corn Cd higher, sales at S9z
Cd. Other markets unchanged.
LONDON, May SO.-A reduction OF
Bank rate Of discount OF a half per
cent was anticipated to-day.
d LosDoS, May 80 Eyeniug.5C o1sols
closed frmer at 94515; 5.2Os 727E; Illinois
Central 761<; Erie 40.
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sales or Wool In Boston last week.
AdrieeF bit Aisf -

f.zls.4. 3hAVtpeS " AAotAft = HEl lEaf.1.Ir
Sales of domestic -for-the- week have
been fair and foot mp some $50, 900 lbs,
at range of 45a73c tor f1eece, and 3Oa
621zc for the various grades OF pulled.
Included are 8, 600 lbs New York fleece
at 5Sci IL, 600 lbs pic lock Pennsylvania,
73c; II, 900 lbs extra do, exc; 10000 lbs
hne western. 50a60c; 1900 lbs extra
Ohio, 62a63c; 900 lbs medium Illinois,
SOC; 1000 lbs medium Michigan, Sc;
5000 lbs medium Ohio,E57c; 1000 lbs
medium Wisconsin, CSC; 600 lbs low
Illinois, 45cf 5000 lbs New Hampshire,
551<c: 10000 lbs fine do, 5Sc; Il, 600 lbs
fine Maine, Sc; 5000 lbs New York,
5S1<S q, 900 light do, 57c; $1,000 lbs ex-
ira Ohio, 6Oaelc; L, 0OO lbs Ane Michi-
gan, SIC; 5000 lbs secured, nc; 1000 lbs
New Hampshire, SIC; 5, 900 lbs secured,
6I1zc; 6,OO0Ibs extra Pennsylvania, 64c;
5000 lbs medium Michigan, 55a56c;
5000 lbs zine Ohio, Coo; s. 600 lbs MEDIUM
do:l 551ze; 1000 lbs unBashed, 851k e;
200 lbs noils, 421fcS'5, 900 lbs Vermont,
64ci q, 900 lbs medium Pennsylvania,
soc; 1000 lbs do. do, 57}1zc.. .
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The President 70 visit North 15Ih caroIIR2n
WAsHINGToN, May SO.LTke Presi-
dent will leave. Washington Sunday
morning next, on his way to North
Carolina. He arrives at Richmond In
the afternoon.o of that day, and remains
there till Monday morning, when he
will take the train for Raleigh. nj
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f F6sI ls 9t9,5 oDls at sc s5el5 SOalRye

aalesR 1880 bbls at SIG 65Rl5 so. Rye
Elour-Quiet and unchangedSJ nau
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-WheRt-Du and nonninallY
lower no receipts. Rye-D Dull; sales
100 bp western at 81 72al "a. Barlay-
In moderate request; sales l6, 600 bu
Canada West In bond at 81 0S, Malt
DulE Corn-la2c lower; sales IS. On bu.
new mixed at 81 Goal %; small .iots.
choice ct 81 25a1 26i western yellow
81 27a1 .; kiln dried 81 lSa1 20; old
western mixed, delivered, 81 S6aI 50:
heated 81 OF; receipts SO. S5I bu. OTIS
Dali and declining; sales 81, 600 bu
western at s5aS6c; State SOC. .ifj5..
RICE-Quiel; Carolina 12al2Ac.
GROCERIES, Cotfse-Firm for prime:
sales 1900 bags Cuba at l01falOXc.
Enthusiastically. sat'
eI PE5r e LEU = crude 1906 re-
oSGsIoSs-Pork-A., shade better;
very dull; sales 1850 bb.s. AT SO 25a
= 80 Tor new mess, closing at $23 so
regular old mess 81; prime sis 7ba
ID .; prime mess S22A22 IS. Beef-Ffrm
and unchanged; sales S25 bbls. Tierce
beet-Unehanged; sales 2l6 tierces.
Beef hAms-Q Quiet; sales l5O bbls at Ella
q %. Bacon-Quiet; sales 500 boxes
Cpmberland cut at l0J<c; short ribbed
1l1ScS long rib Ike; short clear 1910.
Cur meRts-A shade lower; sales $50
packages shoulders at S3<alOc; hams IL
al4c. -. - 49, !
LARD Quiet sales !. 800 bbls, at l2y.
BuTTER-Dull; Ohio I5c; State lsa2sc.
CHEEsE-Qulet and unchanged.
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CIsveIand lIarket Items.

DRIEP APErEs-ouiet at sasc, pack
ages included.
DRIED PEAcHEs-Firm5a 36a4Oo for
peeled; 2lc for unpeeled halves; .l7o I6r
quarters; 1sc for Mixed si6ssi IS ,I's.ll
PoEAToRs-In good demandand firm,
Sales eatspea hbloSRs atSE2Gr
BEGNs-F1fm at $3a3 .: Z '-S4
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Cincinnati.

MAY SO.-FboUR-Saleable only III
retail way; winter family TO fancy
$lS Scale 90; spring is unsaleable.
GRAIE-NYheat-D and prices cir
cular; No. 2 winter sold at S275; No,
at 81 S5a2 90. Corn-Dull at 90c for No.
in bulk; buyers did not offer more
than $50 at the close. Oats-CIosed dull
and not saleable atover 74c, Rye-DuIl
at$I75. l,aat' 'h5itt 80. ~
GoTToN1Quieti best farm middltng
24R24 Nc -,ls -i- Ply
wHisKY-DulI at 81 SOa2 81,
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D at $50 so.
Bulk Meats-Dull at salOc. Bacon-ln
moderate demand at &c for shoulders;
lie for sides; lI5Sc clear rib, and l2kc
for clear sides; sales 10 hhds. Hams
In demand at l8al81 10 for common, aud
l6Rl51{c for sugar cured.
LARD-Dull at l26c for prime in
? B1TrERADun at l5aIBc for fresh
made. ooi q 'i -".
Unchanged. ss+'.t '-'
LINsEED OIL-Sl 6Oa1 90,
a2 GoLD-Closed at 1877 buying, and 1871
selling. p;HJIl ,sitrsh 3ll Pc ylEL
ExCHANGE-Steady at par buying
and = premium selling. ~
MoNEY-Market close.
III WooL-Dull; allgrades 5asc lower.
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Boston shoe ana II,eother1 lIarhe,.


The Bulletin says that for want Of
other employment, the prospects of the
Fall trade are being discussed in COM
merciaI and manufacturing circles.
It Is generally agreed that eve
rything, both as to the price and
quantity of goods needed, depends
upon the realization of the crops; and,
as The prospects for these are now good
the representatives of this branch of
home industry feel encouraged. West
ern dealers and consumers are short of
funds,i ana they must rely upon the
proceeds OF their farm products to sup
ply themselves with domestic goods.
"Itisl also agreed that the manufactu-
ring business is just now extra hazard
ons, owing 70 the high price of labor and
material. Western buyers cannot af-
ford to pay any material advance upon
Spring prices; and, as goods made up
now cannot be put upon the market
except at higher rates, II Is argued that
those who persist in piling up stocks
Will not be cable to get out whole. This
conclusion Is strongly backed up by the
experiences of last year. . But If manu-
tacturers generally undertake to wait
for leather and labor TO go down to the
mark at whichitis supposed to be safe
to operate, we fear that buyers, next
month, will find but aipOor assortment
Of Fall goods to select from. g1.sf4t
Z e"The leather market IS dull, but
prices are nominally unchanged. Con-
sumers are buying very cautiously
and in small lots only, and in some de-
scriptionsa close purchaser might, per.
haps, obtain a little concession. But
calfskins and hemloCk upper, both
rough and finished, are in small stock
and continue TO sustain full previous
rates. ISM III .5.+s ss.s,I. I.si 4ooI.
tiWeqpote sales OF heml. ok sole at
2aS2c, the outside rate for middle
weights; oak do. is selling at range of
36a54c, including crop. Rough upper
10 In small stock and fair demand, with
sales at 37a42c for hemlock, aud Sea43c
for oak. Rough calfskins ARE firm,
with further sales at Sla1 10, mostly at
81 o5 per h.; finished do. are selling at
81 20al %, as 10 quality and weight.
FINISHED leather Is quiet, but continues
To sustain previous rates, with mod
crate demand. We. quote wax, at,
range of S5aSOc, as to grade; grain, 23s
&c for heavy, and lSa226 for light; peb.
bled, 17a2lc; buff, 28a2Sc; enAmelled, %
a26e; patent, 25a3Oc per foot; splits, 85a
pc per lib, Harness leather Is selling
at 40a45c per lb for county, and 50a54c
for !, Boston tannages, Including both
hemlock and oak. TO-, 80. .5t43
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/. FLouR-Closed dull and lOa2Oc lower
with a limited demand to supply
the most pressing and local trade.
b, GRAIH-WheRt-Dul and nominallY
lower. Rye-Sl 52al 73. Barley-Sl 10
al u for western. Oats-Dull at 84aS5c
for western. Corn-la2c lower; 81 goa
"a for! new mixed western, and nomi-
nally at 81 80 delivered for old shipping
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PRovIs1oNs-Pork-Ffrm SIS 80 cash,
for old mess: $23 ST5S for regular. so
bbls mess sold at SO 70, buyer, for
June. Beef-Quiet at previous report
ed quotations. Cut Meats-In mOder-
ate demand. BAcon-Steady at lO1<c
for Cumberland Cut; Ike for long rib,
and 12%c for short clear, af. 7.ll :
.LARD-Quiet at lSaIS55c for fair to
prime steam, and 1880 for kettle rem
dered, t-fF.r-srI ..ttsHFsG. ..-19 .1i
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MONEY AND STOCKS

q NNt 3D. 4ANStA+A. ~@%HD SANNNes'
/ MONEYS per cent. .nl -sltHa d
E GoLD-l379<. Sterling, sightll0k.
i GOVERNMENT SroORs-Registered %,
lO811; coupons, 1925; 'G4, 1855; 'G5, reg
istered, l06x; coupons, l061f; new, 100
a1OSkS; lO-iO's registered, 998; zoos,
unchanged. a.
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The Latest News.
BY THE CABI,E.
BY TEHEGHAPH.

ssiil8I55FR h the Union Linet9 G
omce. sornieI. Of Main and Monroe streets
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/ MAY 8O!@F1ouRGEntirely nominal.
b GRAIN-Wheat-Nominal at 81 20.
lCorn-Dull at 81 OF. Oats-Nominal at
i72a74c. Rye-HeaVy at 81 10. Barley
Nominal at 00c. t7i4- re-
Cut Meats-L0wer; shoulders 79<c;
short ribbed l01fc; short clear l1c.-
Lard-Nominai.
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MoNrPKLIER, VI, May 3O.-The Re
publican Stale C6HVenti0n met to-day,
Hon. Luke Poland President Nomi.
nations For Governor Hon. JOHN b.
Page: Lieut.. Governor, Col. Stephen
Thomas, and Treasurer, Hon. John A.
iPage.is liss.s4iss fisss g=4sas i.5g0i |
6sResolutions endorsing the recon.
struetion measures of the seth and 40th
Congress, were uha9tmo nsly adopted.
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rejoice In your own luxurtRnt halr.
RERhRAEnR nARHL

REPARATOR CAPnLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
T. heads (from whatever canse It may have
taIlenoutl and forcing 3 growth OF hair upon
the face, thas no equal. 1t will force the
beard 70 grow upon the Enoothest facedn
nom hve TO eight week, or hair nponr bald
heads In, trom two TO three months. A few
ignorant practItionets have asserted that
thsTe = Nothing That win force or hasten the
growth OF The hair or beaEd. ThefraE8ertl Ions
ara false, As thousands OF living witnesses
Itrom their own expenienee) can bear Wit
ness But many WIN says how are we 70 dis
HnRutSh the genuine from The spurious II
certainly Is dimcult, as nine-tenths OF the
different PreparatIO advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely WoTthless, and you
may have already thrown s9WRyE large
amounts for their purchase To suehsYe
would say. ny the Reparatpr Capllli; twin
cost you nothing, un1ess IL fnlly comes
mp to opr Representa- II your Druggist
does not keep II, send rs one dollar and We
viii forRard1t; postpaid, togetherSw with ne
oeIpt for the money, which VII be returned
you on application, providing entire Batifac-
lion q not given. .AddIea8, Issss5F zk-f ~
tf'sFi , NJ. n CLARK q CO., Chemista,
No. West Fayette st, sYRACUEE, n, Y.
mnh2 cod, tTiW&W1y fila iE0lai1i "
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Advloss to 9 the sOth Of nay.
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BE.A9. JJT I1=7' 81 ~
Auburn, Golden, FIaxsn q Silken Gurls

DRoDUCED BY THE USE OF PRoF.
h DEBREU4' FRISER LIE CHEVEUX.
straight and stubborn hair Of either sex Into
WAVY hpEletA, OF heavy mtsliHe cuEiE Has
been med by the most faShionableB Of Paris
suits. Docs no injury % the hair. Priea BY
mall, sealed and postpaid, "a. D6riptiVe
Circular mailed ffea Address BERGER,
SHUTS 4 co., Chemists, No. l5 River 81,
ineh2 5-eod. tFiW&VR1y - - q N ill7i7s IT
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ElEJ8 Coz aSeat, I'D
For Rent,

GOOD TWO STORY BRICK RESI-
n denCe, Oontaing seven rooms, situated ola
Webster street and nearly oppoAite the resi-
given August the ISt, 1861. Apply to A. L.
Partridge Co, or u Tau Et4f
5dloi5 g4Ela1 i=-fS ltTHOS. OIBHTEN,
:, lIny2S-St ~ a.ilel 3a n Real EEiRta Agent,
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BEI4 BCANIOlA--- = O " llsLLBoN.
STANTON, &aALLIsoN,
Attorneys at Law,
] LIZ 3lsGHEELIHGS -. VA. .OH
WILL PRACTICE N THE STATE AND
.oaiee IN he acIurssHousS; entrance on
Market street. ~ nef8-lyz
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CINc1SNATI, May sS0.-Ths river has
fallen tWoinches: Weather clear Their
mometer 64'degrees.
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For Rent

THE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
l. Geo. r. Taylor q Co., and J. Clemens i
Co., ON Main street; also basement rooms
hut!hed. Good omc6s IN second aVtoE3t and
third story in good order. Possession given
70 some r6omE Immediately Others April LIST.
Many building lots and dwelling houses 1Oi
sale sin the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms.
THOS. HORHBROOK.
Onee, No. llsx Main street, above Mou-
roe, mp stairs. febS!u
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MAY 80. Flour and wheat npminally
lower. Buyers scarce.
GR11N-Corn-Dull; No. PSI Qs. Oats
No. 2 Chicago Tec. -'s.54- III
7 MAY 9O.-FLoUR-steady at Sl2a12 so
for Xxx u9gi See issfJgr ~ aaH1l a
b Observation-Disclosures at 81 80 for
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Reparator GapilIial

Throw away your faissriz1ss, your switches,
yo9iE VIZ t ~, 49, -, ~. = do.,o,,b...
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
fair, 1F=s1
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r1LoNPos. May s0-2 p M,4Copsols
declined =; American securities I'M
-.
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LATEST NARKErS-5 r.

BuTTER-Dull; Ohio I5c; State lsa29c.
CHEEsE-Q ulet and unchanged.
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!. q. 1LIyERFQ0t, May s0-2 I. n Cotton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
slaliensrr. Sc.

= BKovA ). T. wsTksL VIZ SHAW
RROWN; WATKINS g. SHAW,
40 Importers and Joiben Of
ivKNCH ENGLISH GERMAN and DOMESTIC STATIONERY,
No 12S Sssaust, Eewrorf.
vi VAPBR and BOOKS. ~
NJ patent tor 'h' paper t"hh expired July H. 1880 h.bss or
tended Tor seven yssn from thatdss
HORNED that parties have attempted infringe
nsnt On said pssN BY making selling using this paper
sos hereby <n that lawful nsmres Will be taken 10 protect
sea' all ~r' Who '' nsnHeiue or Offer or 'e sOeh
paper, ..s.lia e-s,l,lig.n --4 WILLIAM MANN
FbAesyLa
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foiels.


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gentlemen and ladies or single gentlemen
Gifuations manteo-femalts.
WANTED--A Situation by respectable
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Call for three days at No 2 SuVan second door, front
WANTED-A situation in the city, by a re-
w spectacle young 10 do GENERAL HOMEWORK Cool
city references gwen desired Addre" No 6s Broonet
A NUMBER of well recommended German
~ Girls want situations 10 DO general HOUsRwORK kc, Al h
LOVES German Institute No II Sabton.st the Iossry
A GOOD SELECTION of WET NURSES.
with rsfsfense and erpehsne' can he iouhd daily at LOUIS
and Mr.. HANSESs Nurse As.nsy No sItbSt near foahye
CITY and Country Ladies who wish to econo
" By employing geOd faithful WOMEN and GIRLS at moderate
be nicely suited at r. CARkOLs Agency No 60 SKhsve
GOOD SERVANTS, GERMAN GIRLS, &c,
~ for f,Hie hotels boarding hoa,es e eosntZ applied
promptly Atthe AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT ASSAIlOk No 100
srtA'ASe, below Ninihs Wages nees to sui, the times
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EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT of so acres,
in The state Of Delaware the Philadelphia ningion an
Baltimore Railroad ride from philadelphia Inc
state, and the shipping Delaware PhotoAph 3the zee,
stands Of he ~ NICHOLS ana fh ave
Hotels and pamphlets obtained With al particulars and oeng
nor SALE or EXCHANGE, n FARM OF 1876
IL Smihown L. L. near railway ava Ns,eI
with New York hne state 81 cultivation WIN s"0
buildings well stocked with fruit trees Apply 10 or address
P CORTHLYot No Pmest, n I
NEAR MORRISTOWN, NEW-JERSEl-Su-
perior FARM containing 20 acres, large House ba,n
House bulding fine water .ey beatty ,"e-o
Orchard Of grated fruit; Peach Orchard VIII li OF most
Lars a. lie Real Estate Omce Of CAs W WARD No - Cedart
CPLENDID FARM For Sale.-The subscriber
- oe, his Farm sale consisting about 10 acres situated on the
bshsss part Of the village q The land all under dr'iIei
AMI In frst " have been improving Tor ys'r t
q1 J.rs 70 1851 JOHN JOHNSTON
WATER FRONTS aud FACTORY LOIS
w for SALE on the liberal BY the bLlABbIhfOh
LAND COMPANY. Appy W. ". NILS General Agent No. o
wall ST, Y. J. q BbRRi Elizabeth y i
&0S 600 RARE CHANCE.mTlhere en- Is
HD ~sJ.NCNIO. q region Of csBuy ~ miles from NeH lori
possessing features Of Berkshire County has'Aehase' .
.suy fenerr obrty 81 sir II hs been for many Year ne
family Who had o.aSen 70 os P S'4h as
their r.siene. the bafuuc u The air. There
Of With mOieu Ne
stable. aud all neded outhnngs ehoa t'a
yausbe WOODLAND OF
fruit and Ornamental large vegetable aen %
fui Ne lie eIten6ed eN Of - a,s from the hgh OF ne
land n mile, nom AroAd For i,miJ GsTng heuhu t'as
aud this unusual oneF Aia DO" 10 w
Post onoe. &c
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INV work and FLJISUING RAU,ROAD.--

NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing June lUbL-Leaye
Hunters Peirt 6loA ~ sf3s Am $3.50 ID 1870 ans 1880
ss,?SG" 40 e'lo Pm, p ~ ThISush e Great Sses
connecting Win sss hanh... and PORT washnsou rsnnlnS
RIrs trains fushinf a. II huneTs Psa 81 l1les
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6earhers.

ITO TEACHERS.-0rders for Teachers for
AsER SCHOOL INST apply pow 1pploston Porn sent
required j. W. sCIEMERHORH A. 81 AetUary 90 Broadway
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nsooins Garos, ST.

AT WIN. EvERDELL. SONS, No: 104 Full
is,st HIT1
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