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e U r o P e

LISBON, Aug. 29.-The mail steamer
brings Rio Janeiro news of Aug. Sth.
The Paraguayans, through hunger,
left Humaita, and four thousand of
them were surrounded in Grau Chaco,
but refused to surrender. The allies
occupied Humaita July 25th, and cap
tured $50 cannon and much ammuni-
ton. 1t is reported that the Paraguay
ans evacuated their position atTrimpo.
Trhee Brazilian iron. clads forced their
way 10 join the others In the lombard
ment of Lopez's position on the Tebi-
cuaTz. The allied General Caxcas was
advancing on Lopez. The allied feet
commands the country. The war is
nearly at an end. The revolt in Para
quay has been put down, Berges and
Carreras have been implicated and shot.
The Brazilian ministry are changing
the Presidents of the Provinces, which
is causing much Liberal opposition.
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CONNECrICUr.

NoRwALK, August 2S.-The17th Con.
necticut volunteers, or Fairfield county
regiment, held its anniversary meeting
here to-day.
NEW HAVEN, August 2S.-Gol. Need
ham, the Secretary of the New Eng
land Society, has determined to keep
open the books for entries until Mon
day evening next. A large amount of
stock for the exhibition arrived to-day.
The members of the societies OF Yale,
and all our leading citizens, are taking
an active interest in preparing for the
fair.
Next week Will be holiday week in
our city, and arrangements are being
made 10 stop all the factories in the
State on Wednesday and Thursday, so
that the operatives may have an OPP
portunity 10 attend the exposition.
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uNIoN coUNTY coNvENIIoN.

The Union Republican Executive Conn
nlittee or Ohio county recommend to the
Union voters of the respective townships
that they assemble in primary meeting on
Saturday August 2sth, for the purpose of
nominating township officers and appoint
ing delegates 10 the County Convention.
The primary meetings will be held as fol-
lows:
Clay township and Madison township at
Washington Hall at ~ O'Clock P. NJ.
Union township at Club Room on Clay
street at ~ p. NJ.
Webster township 1T Club Room, La Belle
Hall at 71z o'clock Pm.
Washington, Centre and Ritchie town
ships at their usual places of voting at ~
O'Clock p. N.
Trladelphia township at Frank Lawson's.
at u o'clock NJ.
Liberty and Richland at their usual places
OF voting, at O'Clock P. NJ.
The County Convention will assemble at
Washington Hall at o'clock P. NJ. on Eat
urday, September 9TH, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the House of Dell
eGates, Recorder. Prosecuting Attorney, Sur
veyor and ASSESSORS, and appointing dele
gates to Senatorial and Judicial Conventions
hereafter to be held.
JOHN MCLUKE JR., ChaamGn.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-The Police
of New Orleans have not been paid for
five months.i Ii Yesterday n committee
from the force waited on the Mayor
with a memorial. setting forth that
many of the officers were without
means to procure the commonest ne
cessities OF their families, and are in
actual want; that the best officers have
been reduced 70 actual beggary, and to
solicit from the charitable, whose resi-
dences they guard, food to take to their
families. They stated that it is not
charity they ask, but payment for labor
honestly performed. The city Council
considered the memorial, and passed
resolution declaring their inability TO
move in the matter, and referred It TO
the Legislature.
The House yesterday passed bill
prohibiting any distinction on account
of color, or previous condition on the
routes of travel, places of entertain
ment and of public resort.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
WASHINGTON.


WAsHINaToS, Aug. 3O.-The Indian
Bureau had advices that the present In
dian difficulties originated with abOnt
$50 Cheyennes, Arrapahoes and Sioux.
They are called the dog soldiers, and
are young men. They started for Me-
braska to punish their hereditary ene-
mics, the Pawnees, and while passiug
through the intermediate country they
committed the murders and other out
RACES already reported, not only against
the treaty obligations, but the wishes OF
the confederate nations to which they
belong. The officers of the Indian Bu-
reau deprecate the commencement of
iudiscriminate hostilities against these
tribes, but say they should be sum
moned to Il council and the delivery of
the offenders demanded by the agents
of the bureau, SO that only the guilty
shall be made to suffer. In the present
temper of the military any other course
will lead 10 a bloody, costly and pro-
tracted Indian war.
Information has been received here
that movement has been commenced
with a view to unite the United States,
England and Russia in a grand expe-
dition to solve the problem of the north
pole-that Is to reach it, il possible, and
ascertain its surroundings.
Senator Morgan says no understand
ing exists to his knowledge relative
to calling September Session OF Con-
Congress.
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MEXICO.

New YORK, Aug. 2o-A letter from
the City of Mexico of the 10Th inst,
states that most of the revolutionary
disturbances had been qnieted. the
affair in Puebla and Vera Cruz alone
remaining unquelled.
The cotton factories in Mexico have
ceased running, the operatives refusing
10 work under a reduction of wages.
The Hario states that Romero had
cancelled two millions of the Sanchez
Ocho bonds while in the United States.
President JuareZ denies that the
States of Sonora and Slnaloa are to be
sold to the United States.
The bands of State troops in Chihua-
hua had engaged In a fight, and the
victorious party shot all the prisoners
ten in number.
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Sr.LOUIs.

ST. LOUIS, August 29.-The Leaven-
worth Conservative of yesterday says
Gen. Sully has gone to Fort Dodge
with force of 200 men. They have
been sent west of Fort Hayes in pur-
suit OF Indians. $50 mules have been
stolen from Bowers 81 Newman, and
the mail coach has been stopped and
robbed between Sheridan and Denver.
Hon. John S. Phelps, Democratic
Candidate for Governor arrived
here last night and was serenaded
at the Southern Hotel, by several DEM
ocratic clubs. He responded to the
compli ment in his brief speech.
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CHICAGO.

AUGUST 29.-FLoUR-More active;
sales at IS 6Oa9 so for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Mor active and 21<a
31<c lower sales No. 1 at 81 73a1 &c, and
No. at 81 6l1za1 65; closing with buy
ers of No. 2 at 81 6I1<; sales since
Change at 81 81 for No. 2. Corn-Good
demand, and Nh1Sc lower; sales No. 1
at 991<caSI coz; No. 2 at 9s1<a9ec: re-
jected at 94115a95c; closing at 995<s99kc
for No. /; unchanged since the noon
board. Oats-Quiet and 1a11<c lower;
closing at 52a521{c. Rye-Active and
1LR11zc lower; closing at 81 255<a1 25A
for No. in store. Barley-2a21<c loW-
er; sales No. . At 81 5Sa1 Sc; closing at
81 53I<a154.
AUGUST 29.-FLoUR--Quie and
steady; prices unchanged.
.WHEAT-Dull at 81 "a for No. in
store.
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mASsACHUsErrs.

BosToN, Aug. ga man named
Gray, jumped off the Portland steamer
this morning, off Cape Cod, and was
drowned.
LowELL, Aug. 29.-Several barns
and outbuildings on Mr.. Rogers farm,
near this city, were burned to-day.
Loss, $4,000.
Boston, August 30.-Great alarm was
created in the northern part of this city
yesterday by the sudden illness OF
some seventy children, caused by eat
ing castor beans, a quantity OF which
they found and mistook for peanuts.
All are in q fair HaY to recover.
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ROCHESTER,, n. Y, August 29th.-At
yesterday, the report of the Committee
on Organization was adopted. The
Committee on Education made report
which was adopted. In the evening
there were speeches by several persons
and an inspiratiOuaI poem by Mr..
Wheeler Conon. The Convention then
adjourned SINE die
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HorrIble Tragedy.

DETROIT, Aug. IA horrible ira
gedy occurred last night at Belle River
station. on the Great Western Rail-
road, Canada. The saw and grist mill
of Mr.. KAyeTdsn was burned, and
Kavenden, his wife and nephew, were
consumed in the flames. It is sup
posed they were murdered, robbed,
and the mill then fred. While the
mill was burning, another mill in the
vicinity, owned by Detroit parties,
was set on fire and totally destroyed,
together with a million feet OF lumber.
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TOIeao.
Auersr reo-FIonp-o,ta, %

AUGUST 29.-FLoUR-Quiet
GRAIN-M heat-Opened 1c better,
closed 2a3c lower; sales white MichI-
gan, 81 l65z; white Wabash, g 90; No.
2, white Wabash, 81 16; amber, Ill.,,
e 10; amber, Michigan, g 07a2 10.
Red do, No. 2, 81 80. No. 1, Spring,
SIG. Amber seller, September, 81 o..
Corn-1c lower, sales No. 1, 81 041zal O5;
Mich, 81 O41za1 05; white, 81 O6; yell
low, 81 05<; No. 1, seller, September,
81 o.. oats-A shade lower, No. I, 56a
81. Rye-5c lower, No. 1, 81 25.
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NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 3O.-Thete
was Democratic torchlight procession
here last night which was over two
hours passing given point, several
clubs of colored men participated.
The streets were crowded with en-
thusiasiic spectators. Perfect order
was maintained.
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NEw YoRK, Aug. 29.-Adyices from
Key West state: that no sickness had
occurred in the town this year. a
case or two of yellow fever were re-
ported recently, but 1t turned out to
have been on board OF vessel anchor
ed mile below the quarantine.
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sf.LonIs.

AUGUST 2a.-FLoUR-ouiet and un-
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat-DnIl and heavy, but
not quOtRbly changed. Corn-Very
dull at S9s92c. Oats-Steady, at 50a54c.
Rye-UnchRnged at 81 13aI Il.
PRoYIsIONs-Quie and lnnehanged
Pork-S29 25a29 so. Bacon-ShouIders
Lard-lSXc, tierce.
RHIsKY-SI ..
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Iindslev Institute.

On FIrth street,i opposite Roman
Catholic Cathedral.
THE FALL AND WINTER SESSION
i OF this establtshment will commence on
MoNDAY, the 3lst Instant. The course will
embrace the subjects usually taught in
High Schools and the junior classes In Col
leges. The rooms are well lighted, thorough
ly ventilated and fully supplied with charts,
mapS, globes, philosophical and chemical
For further particulars send for circulars or
I. E. BLAKELY,
South cor. Quincy and sixth.
&. v. DODGE
auR24-1w OPP. st. Matthew's Church.
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NEW HAVEN, Aug. SO.-Fifty-
entries have been made for the different
races which take place at the New Eng
land Fair to be held here this week.
The races begin on Tuesday and close
on Friday.
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Drowned.

CoHcoRD, N. H., July 2e.-Royal
Scales. Jr., of Baskerville, drowned
himssltin Merrimac River. His little
daughter two years old, WAS found
Sunday, drowned in barrel of soap,
and suspicion pointed to him as COM
mitting the crime.
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RIVER ana MenIher.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 29.-The river Is
20 inches, and at a stand. The weather
is warm and clear; mercury, 80
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 29-Weather
showery; ther. 50.
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west LibertY Aeademy

An English and Classical school.
HIHE FALL TERM Q4 WEEKS OF
j. this Institution, located at West Liberty
W. Va, on the Wheeling and Bethany pike,
II miles from the city, VIII be open Tor the
reception OF pupils OF both sexes SEPr. 5THs
pTOx. Classical course thorough and COM
plete. Special attention given 10 those pre-
pairing to teach, Tuition s. 70 SO, pay able
IN advance. Board and lodging from So to
81 per week. Address
JNO. @. FRAZIER, A. NJ, Principal,
orGES. w. b. CURTIS, Pres't Board.
augl9-lwS
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NO. T.
@aafatiaaaI.
Female GOllege-Special Notice.

WE TAKE PLEAsURE IN AN
wv nouncing that the depaFtnaent OF
Drawing and Painting VIII continue under
the direction OF Its accomplished teacher,
MuHiGand French VIII be under the direction
Of Miss HenEiette (. Jones, an accomplished
vocalist and instructor, educated in Europe.
Patrons are informed that their sons OF
suitable age for the Primary Department,
may attend In connection with their rdaugh-
'sss; sssaion win COMMENCES on Monday, Sept.
'tas aar2s-eodaw Lc 1.ooM1s, Pres.
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NEW YORK, August ga telegram
from Omaha announces the completion
of another section ofthe Union Pacific
Railroad, now running $50 miles west
of Omaha.
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CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 2s.-The game
OF base ball, to-day, between the Rail-
way Union and the Forrest City clubs,
both OF Cleveland, was won by the
latter-33 to %.
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Rnnaln.

july, 9.-FIoUR-Unohanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-No2 Chicago, nom
tnalaat 81 S0a1 s.. Corn-Dullt al 81 13.
oets-Negleeted at 65e and no buyers.
CANAL FRET9HTS-Asktng &c adj
vance.
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aAKAE1s BY rEL.EaRAsn
NEW YoRK, Aug. %, 1858.


REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-QuIet and steady; sales 2, 100
bales at 301<c for middling nplands.
FLoUR-CIosed dull and shade low
er; the demand is confinedto supplying
the pressing wants of western trade.
GRAIN-Wheat--N lower;
shippers and millers insist upon ma
teriaI decline. Rye-Scarce and very
firm at 81 5Sa1 81 for western. Oats
Steady at soc in store and Sl1zc sfloat
for old, and 72a74c for new western at
railroad depot. Corn-Du1 and heavy
at 81 15a1 20 for unsound; 81 2la1 24 for
sound new mixed western, and 81 "a
for old do in store.
PRovIsloNs-Pork-N at $2S 20
a2s 75 for mess, cash and regular. Beef
Dull and in buyers favor. Cut
Meats-Scarce and very firm. Bacon
supply and firm. Lard
Steady at lS3za19c for fair to prime
steam.
EGos-Steady at 2Oa23c.
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NEW York, August 29.-The steam
ship Alaskn, from Aspinwall, and City
of Paris, from Liverpool, arrived this
morning.
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Paris Expoaition. 1867.
THEODORE FINK,
Wholesale Dealer in Produce,

Quincy ST :, bet. Main and Market,
uAs JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
Ii sale
10 tEs Geo. F. Davis & Cos star s; c. Hams
Beef
hhdB shoulders.
Clear sides.
g b6ls PoiIoek's Flour Ylncennes, Ind.
Gebhart's Best, Dayton, Ohio.
- Dew Drop, Hamilton, Ohio,
80 Pearl Nils, Cincinnati,
tons Chop Feed.
10 tons Bran.
1000 bushels Corn.
sbls Pure Cider Vinegar, warranted.
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REAUREGARn.s Letter.

General Beauregard is an adviser OF
theiDemocratic party. BE was pretty
active in the rebellion, as may be re-
membered. How he felt toward the
Democrats and others in the Union
armies during the war. may be seen
from the following letter dated No.
vember 10. 1862:
Hon. I'm. P. 1Iles, Richmond ID
Has the bill for the execution of abol-
ition prisoners after January next been
passed. Do It and England will be stir
red into action. tits high time to pro-
claim the black flag, after that period
Let the execution be with the 0GTrote.
G. 4. BKAURRsARp.
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marIs ma 5Ii'' " HANDIAN. JORDAN q 90.

GNT HOOD, D,-ANoTHER NEW
nl MEDICAL PAMPHLET nom the
says of this work: This valuable treatise on
the cause and cure OF premature decline,
how easily regained. It gives clear synop.
sis Of the tmpedtmentg 70 marriage, the
cause and effects OF nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" A pocket edition OF the
above will be forwarded on receipt Of 10
IS 5 F. F. stTest. Washineton. D.G. mySs-fy3 ESf
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

NIHE FALL TERM OF THIS IHsTITJ-
i tuition VIII begin sEPrKMBKR IsT 1888
The scope Of the College, beside q PREPA-
RATORY DEPARTMENT, embraces fuIl
and thorough COurses OF Instruction in
AdfhemddeS, 4ncteJlf and Modern Ldn0IId0ey
Philosophy. General Literature, The Sciences,
AOTteltLftfTe, and Military 1dcficS.
The cost OF Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $50 to SI75 per annum
In respect to Health, beautiful scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place is
ALEX. MARTIN. DID,, President. and
Professor OF Mental and Moral RhiiCSophy
\. 9. LYON, a. NJ, Piee PTesfdeRl, Professor
Of English Literature, and Principal Prep'y
Department.
Col. ]. K. WEAYKR, A. NJ, Professor of Ma.
thematieB and OF Military Tactics
=. g. STEvEHS, A NJ, Professor of Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural ScIences
HENRY W. HARHAN, DID,, Professor of
Ancient and Modern Languages and LiIeTR-
ture.
OLIVER W. MILLER, A. H., Assistant IN
the PTeps IatoTy Department.
GEO. III. HAGANS, EEq.. SupeFin teEident of
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH W. BRocK, n. D., Lecturer on
Rhyaology and Hygiene. -
Hon. JOHN A. DILLE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
~, -. -, :. ~. ALEX. MARTIN.
augI9-1awd, ,tw&wIm
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/
IIeSday, September L.
Nicholas G. H., P.D. HoEan, Esq.
Capt. T. q. Putnam.
Maj 4. Gaines
| E'hiLlfDpi. Hon. w. K. Stevenson.
Hon. ]. c. McGrew.
Hon. j. Il. Hoke.
| Weston, Hon. w. Il. Wiley.
Hon. Z. ID. Hubhald.
| NelD AfnFyiRSlllfs, John X. Hubbard.
I'ocdhontds c. H., Capt. w. a. Monroe
RomneY, L. Il. CRrskadon.
Thursday, September 3rd,
Best Union, Hon. c. D. Hubbard.
Hon. w. II. Wiley.
Friday, September 4hh.
Brazton, c. e., Hon. D. u. T. Farnsworth.
Saturday, SEPTEMBER 8.
Wheeling, Hon. WI Wiley.
Monday. Septemi6er7.
Martfn1btug, Hon. w. L. Stevenson.
Hon. Q. D: Hubbard.
Boone c.. r., Capt. &. w. Smith.
7tiesday, SepteInberS s.
CoaLsmouth, Gen. w. H. Powell.
Capt. j, NJ. Phelps.
Wednesday, September 9.
Shepherdsto1Vn, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Hon. q. D. Hubbard.
Thursday. SeptenlberlO.
VinEeld, Gen. w. Il. Powell.
Capt. ]. NJ. Phelps.
81. IEdJ1S, Jno. A. Hutchinson ,Jr
Gen. F. p. PsiTpOtnt.
Grafton Hon. w. T. Wiley.
Friday, Septem6er1I, ..
Berkeley Springs, Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
Hon. @. d. Hubbard.
Hon. BENZ. Stanton
Saturday. September l..
Cranberry Summit, Hon. W. f. SteveI son.
Hon. Benz. stanton.
Hon. G. ID. Hubbard.
Ripley, Gen. w. h. POWELL.
Monday, September Il.
NeD CreeG. Hon. BENZ. Stanton.
Hon. w. 7. Wiley.
Spencer Mai. K. 4. Brown.
NTchOta, c. H., Capt. c. W. Smith.
IueSday, September Is.
BUcEAGinon, Hon. w. f. Stevenson.
Hon. q. ID. Hubbard.
Ao,tnLain Core, Capt. q. W. smith.
Mo0rGJfeEd, 7. K. Carskadon,.
Wednesday, September l6.
C1arEs6urg, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
ThuTsdoy, September II,
&dnnfn6ioa. tniS Hon. VI. +. Wiley.
ETiday, September is.
Richie Court house, Hon. w. z. Stevenson.
Gov. F. ID. PeirPoint.
Monday. September 2l.
Prlnstyto,ga. Hon.W, E. Stevenson.
Gr@uarHs. Maj. :; s; Brown.
j. q. SchlIling.
HednescSay, September %,
GLAWtgI - 06A4s k'DlAls
Fridoy, october ?.
CharLestou, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
1foa,dav, Octo6er5.
COdlsmottth, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Tuesday, oetober6.
WiJufeld, Hon W. E. Stevenson.
FEdTlkliH, I. r. Carskadon.
WedHesday, OctobG7,
BtBaIo. Hon. W. Z. Stevenson.
ThlrsdGy, octO6erS,
POfHt Pleasant, Hon. w. L. stevenson.
Saturday, October 10,
CdbCU Court HOUSE, Hon. W. r. Stevenson. |
Spencer, Gen. W. n. Powell.
Hon ]. M Phelps
RonSay, Oeto6eTl2,
CeTodo, Woyne Co., Hon. W. E. Stevenson |
TucsdGy. october 1s,
GrGnt C. a., T. r. Carskadon.
RedaEsday, OEObTH,
3faSon Cttv. Hon. W. Z. stevenson.
Friday, October l6,
Rarca.saoood, Hon. W. E. Stevenson. |
Atonday, October l9.
RelIrile, Hon. W. E. Stevenson. |
TaeadGy, October 30,
Neao CTeek, I. B. Carkadon.
Fettneaday, oeto6ey 2l,
PurkeTsbtEO, Hon: W. (. Stevenson. |
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DRY GOODS.

The weather is delightful for active
trade, and some dealers are as busy as
they can be, although the demand is
sanguine market. However, it is in a
healthy state, and any cheap lots offer
ing are readily bought. Its very ap-
parent now that prices have found a
level, and there are fewer bargains of
prints available. Some poor styles OF
nearly all the leading makes are being
still bought at 121<c, butno first class
prints can be obtained in quantity for
less than l31zc.
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DINNER PILLS.

AIlpeIsons Of billions habits, after eating
or drinking too freely, win ind great relied
In the use Of Dr. RO6aek's Blood Pills. they
aid digestion by stimulating the stomach,
tiOnss &C, which follow nom eating too
sold by all Druggists every where.
Iyl-zmdSW lH
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
i County, West Virginia.
Hannah Mccoy,

Alexander Mccoy, Josiah Mccoy. Audre1v
FraZier, Emily Frazier, Elijah Brown,
Hannah Brown, Ruth Mccoy, CRtharfne
McFarland, James Mcfarland, William
Mccoy, Nicholas r. Murray, Jessie J, MuF-
ray Samuel u. Murray, Ralph W: Murray.
Joseph WhithRm and BaFah L. WhIfhann
Nonresident defendants take notice that
the dispositions OF Thomas Yentes and Others
viii be taken at the ONCE or A. ]. Clarke a.
tOEney at law in the city OF Wheeling IN the
State of West Virginia, on the IOth day of
September, a. ID. les. between the hours of
8 O'Clock, a. ms and O'Clock, p. MILO be
on behalfot said complainant. And IL from
any cause, the taking OF the said Deposition
ed, shall not be completed on that day. me
taking Of the same viii be adjourned from
time 70 tins until the same snail be com.
pleted.
@ acsl HANNAH MCCOY,
-.-.l By Al. CLARKE, her Atty.
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WhGRlilg Classical Academy.

OTIS BUILDING, CORNER MARKET
Oand Monroe streets. -'
The TALL term of this School VIII open on
MONDAY, August 2Ith-
The Hail is central, in good repair, Well
ventilated and neatly furnished.
The course comprises both the English and
classical departments OF study. Special at
JentlOn will be given TO each pupil daily.
Apply 10 the Principal, Hampton GtrGef, be-
tween Byron and Sixth.
AN. HANNA,
tySO-dlm Principal