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80t 9aIe.
CononnissIoner's Sale.

Margaret Waters. Guardiansl g1Fg
Estella May NRteTs, stalls.
ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
st1 ed In the above entitled cause on the
DAY OF October. 1855, i shall, ON WEDREsDAY,- =
The 25th day OF NOVEMBER 1855, at 40 O'Clock
a. m. proceed to sell at the mont door of the
Court HOUSE OF Ohio county, the following
described real estate, or asnficiency thereof
10 nay the debt mentioned the BILL and
proceedings in this case. ~ s-H : 9
FiTst. Lot number thiIty.five $5l In
Zanes, Island addition to the city Of Wheel
ing, as laid out by Henry. Moore, a. Trnstees
Secondly. Lot number fhirty.six $50 in
Zaneis Island addition TO the city OF Wheel
ing as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee
&c. fge11l : sEs=.sa.s .r,.s...f - q
Terms of sale: One.thiTd 60 OF the pun
chase money cash, the residue thereof as six
(6J and twelve IN months with interest
from the day OF Eale, (the purchaser having
| the privilege OF paying such amount in cash
at the time OF Pnrcnase as he meyW1sht 1000
giving notes with good Personal security To
secure the payment OF the deferred install
iments and retaining the title uEll the
whole purchase money Is paid. Z .sg5,-z.- -
go WILLIAM b. -CALDWEEE, -
80 9 Commissioner.
GL.CRANMER, Attorney. -----Oca6 sos
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TIE following are the pei, names ap.
piled to Frank Blair by the New York
World, since the elections on the 18th:
Thursday last found. him ~
An tmpediment to snccess.nE
a mistake y z sasoss7 80 fiSL = 4.
On Friday he became oueofs q = Go
The superauous fragments. 49,
a tnsln which the Democrats -ele-
plant had better losestia =. s-s-rF =. -
Too heavy, 8 rlder't OF the party
On Monday his cand idscy was
Es1nlertor lRadeRhfp. =, ~ " -. -. -
poems and make believe. y rs s.;sS
IN N itneetay he was ~ 5sls s.ss.isi
Ola amiselie !, \ y y q
Thla Is bugbear.n 1893. !. ~, -
Tine raw head and bloody bon e. a,
And, hnallys he has no place AZ, no
ticket, and ought to Withdraw Al nnan
What nextf Poor Blair =eG = =
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Ele9nteLEigetlte1.
sDAYMORNING. OOTOBER "a.
nnenIsfnr Io.nirht.

nj. Ray, OF this city autographed TO
|ashington Pa, last evening to know
twas certain That Tom Marshall and
In. Yeitzel ofPIttsburgh would be at
est Alexander to-day and received an
swer in the affirmative. A delegs-
ia Will accordingly SO up to Alex
der to-day with a view of inducing
e or both these gentlemen to speak in
is city this evening. We cannot an
,nnce positively, but we are confident,
10 or both of them will be with us and
eak at Washington Hall this evening.
the arrangement is consummRted
9 public will be notified during the
". -af 5s5 -lizist
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- : IIs AutIoN IhsTANTANkoUs. J q
GristadorO's Hair Preservative.
AND BEAUTIFIER Is a preparation OF
equal merit and repute. Itsenect upon the
hair Is electrical. 1t fastens every loosening
nhres replaces hardness with siIkiness and
nexihfllly, semthaldness with Iuxuriance,
dullness with gloss. Its use W;ll incline the
stralghtest hair to curl, and prevent the
drlest from turning gray. It Is the favorite
at every toIlet-where at has been tried, and
as n means Of keeping the hair free from
scnff or dand nun. and the scalp from exEolia-
lions, Is perfectly invaluable. va qaHa- 4
Sold by Druggists. and applied by all Hair
Dressers .aianufsetory No. IS Maiden Lane,
Pineipal Depot No. Q Aston House. .'sis
sepig .lmdSSw - use
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For Sale.

THE LATE RESIDENCE OF JAMES
i TURNER, deceased, located in the town
OF M0rtinsvIlle, Belmont county, Ohio. This
desirable property is now offered for sale. 1t
Is good Brick Cottage Honse, containing
seven rooms, all In good repair. There IS
connected with the house one and ahalf acres
OF land upon which there Is some valuable
mutt! .FortuFthef particulars enquire of y.
N. Turner otDr. J.WeiIich, of MariinsYille.
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from The gambling cir
Giles of New York, Is to the effect that
scarcely any one can be found to risk
small sums on Seymour, while in the
late betting ON HOFFMAN and Griswold,
The latter.
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Conmlssioner's Sale.
a,.z.ns. : 60, chanesly.

TNPURSUANCE OF A DECREE REM,
i dered IN the above entitled cause at the
Octo0er terrnof the Circuit Court for Ohio
county, the Undersigned special commIss.
NoVEMBER, 1858, sell at public auction ON
the premises, the tract OF land In the bill IN
sald cause described, known rs The John
q poles This land lles short distance
from the National Road nearly equidfstant
from Roneyis Point and TriadelphIa. and
mas upon IL q house, barn and other OUT
buildings, together with q good orchard of
ton, and a coal bank already 'opened. - y
Terms OF sales=OesE9THLRDo OF the purchase
money (and as much more as the purehaSer
Two equal payments on acFedtt OF ore and
Two yearsS With Interest from day of sale,
the, pnrehaserR giving bonds with good paFs
sonnl security Tor the deferred Payments.
-2 = 3 5rs a. ]. OLARKE,
,J Lev SalsS, scr AN and a5SnTos stTssss
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negroes make i living
exploiting and selling
non. ~
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L. q. TIiolEas' MILLINERY STORE
g es sNo.16s vain street,
SATURDAY. ostober sill,. isSs. oeas.ot
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DARIUS b. MAHaA1r, President r. .asf
! sEal s2& JAMES MERRILn, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
GENT INTEREST on all Daily balances.
subject 70 check al Stght. SPECIAL pEFos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital OF ONE MILL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
of large wealth and financial experience,
who are also personally liable TO depoitors
for all oblIEntionso OF the Company odouble
the amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
large or small emo UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn asa whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WIrHoUrEorICE, allow
ing Interest In ALL DAILY BA14AHCEs, par
ties throughout the county, can keep ac-
counts In this Institution with special adj
VRntsges OF security, eonyenie lceRnd p1Ofit,
-self'H ,ss s-sss ssis 1els-6md&w
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HoRATo SExxoUR-the Humble In,
diyidualA who now stands before You
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FOR SAFE.

MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMP-
nl den street. between Byron and SIXTH
SIooms, attic, cellar, gas, etc. =
ocl7 JOHN G.OHkNDLRR.
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nm Democratic idea Of. dignity Is
Presidential candidate cap IN hand.
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HoRATIo SKx1IoUR on the stump
Please sirs to give me asyotef
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CHARnEsroN
ISSysSnsssi5ass SSIs
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For Rent.

/. smAL1 rwo.sroRY BRICK HOUSE
"A on John stFeet,-Wtlh I'VE rooms and
Kitchen-neAts Comfortable and convenient.
Possession given Immediately s-.
OCT. - i. 1ssSs1n.-.
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Nohoe.

A IAN. ADJOURNED MEETING OF the
80 6oasd or Redistribution for Ohio county.
i iS1a Y t5s Court Hoqse on Monday, Get 70,
u1rERED, That fhs township Rszistrars
~ ~ the place Of lding eleettons IN each
toDeLs tot tne purpose OF conect1ng the Re4fg-
~ BOOKS tor the Presidential election md
who may apply. % = 81 q IN 11IAs
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Steambnats.
iyvneeiInE,IlIarletta ana ParkeraBurr

SRheeiInR,IaIaEietta and Parkersburr
Daily Packets.
- The side wheel steamers are.
ru6r MECCA" and "EXPRES9."
Rebecco leaves Wheeling every
8ionday. Wednesday and Friday, at eleven
O'Clock A. n.
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at IL O'Clock A. II.
Connecting ut Bellaire with trains nom
PittshnEga, due at IL A
= Freight Teceipted through to all points be-
tween Park eTsbuTR and GaIlipoliS. ~
BOOTH, BATREElE 4 CO..
-seplg,ans.sss.....s..s.....s.....sss.s.AE snts.
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SpetfaI Bntiets.
PhYsioalI Regulation


The human body Is only healthy whentts
parts are sound, wen organized and dIspos-
ed. and freely perform their natural Juno
ttons. The causes OF disease often Lie be-
yond our sight, and we learn their
nature only by Z their symptoms.
Hence, we are able 10 discover
the infirm or defective parts. ANY
perceplible changein the body or its func-
lions indicates the presence of disease
How easily. we detect inactive physical or.
ganistn. How readily We mark any altera-
ton In the standard OF our; vital forces.
Thus we ind out our physical deprayity. II
may spring from q torpid liver, or inactive
kidneys, or dIsordered stomach, or impure
blood. Now,s ~ 5ssssls z.-lss7iia-r
{ MISHLFR'S HERB BITTERS
is standard remedy for working out NOR
bIie matter and purifying the blood and Sc
nreuons: for inYigorating the stomaehi fore
ing with healthy action the liver and spleen
healing and strengthing The Kidneys; tm'
parting elasticity to the muscles, and 9 calm
force TO the nervous Hysiem. The debiitated
and enfeebled of both sexes and all ages
Will md Il the only true, safe and sati1ac-
tory stonaehic and alterattves BitteIsin use
andsunder its vitalizlng operation, perfect
health and splendid spirits are insured. p
Sold every where.
DIR. 8. b. HARTMAH & CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Lancaster Pa.
And no. 20, Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa
.Oc1S-<W =
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s8oF 8aat..
For RanfI.s

nHE WAREHOUSE AND STORES
L situated on the corner OF Main and
ouinsy Streets, consisting Of - s-eslt ~ 7E1i
L One store on the corner.
one store dJoining-fronttngM Main street.
street. Now. occupied by. John Hamttton
= 70 NlNy IN
: e 90; JET = Es WI. MdAEEE. 2
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:. lsa, slS. q .nS sew York Herald
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Desirable Real=Estate for sale.

Law ONCE, cor. :4th and Monroe streetsr
WHEELING. W. Va. !: - ocal.Mstd6its I.
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ulSRIvA1sLE:D BAKING
u POWDER The best IN the M sl5f md
always gives Hatizia1tann. p apza
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!. OPENING.gi7 g q
TaHERE WILL BE An Opening OF
Fall and Winter Bonnets, &c,
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saIe
FactorY for SaIaI

lug F1NE-sIUhY BRICK BuILDIN(9
" WIN E1lts LUIS attachetfs containing
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
for letieeSa IEarehouSes5 Biaehsmtth
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himself perpetually between the feet Of unfortuu'
ate pedestrians and lscerstes the lee ingso c.ean
ly men BY touching them with his unpleasant
hand. Nothing is sacred TO him, and the per
sonal features of men or women winch e1cne
his attention are made the subject OF his deri-
sive yeIs. Wrapped In his sublime seii.eon.
ceit he thrusts himself into every place where
bis presence is especially undesirable. he sits
next to us in the street oars, and eats apples and
peanuts in a way that ought to be made statu,
passions by his tendency to persistent shifting,
and At the theater he disturbs our equanimity by
talking during the important moments OF the play
and c6okes rs With dust by spplauding at unsea-
sonable times with his undesirable feet. In what
ever place he may be found he is never otherwise
man persistent, intrusive and uncomfortable nuis-
spce Of peculiar atrocity, and his prompt sup
preston Is imperiousy demanded BY every in
stipct of humanity. What means should be en-
ployed to bring about this necessary end, Il may
not be easy to suggest, bat that so useless Q
scourge ought to be deprived of the opportunity
to pray longer upon society is proposition SO
sefevidept that few will dispute it. At all events
we can make a beginning Of the good work ct the
theaters, and compel the managers to expei the
abominable boys who shout their books OF the
opera (" into our suffering ears.-tN. Y. Democrat
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LARD The market continues quiet without any
other than Q retail demand. We continue to
quote prime in Heroes lsf@2oc., IN kegs zit@1zo'
On.
of foreign tonnage in port has increased, and the
remand cannot be regarded as better than moder-
ate to any point. Rates also are Irregular and It IL
difficult, II not impossible, to obtain reliable quota
lions, especially BY sailing vessels. As approx
mating figures, however, we would refer to the
following for the guidance Of interested parties,
having had ample assurances that the prices set
down have been recently paid and are still ex-
acted to the respective places included, viz
Cotton by steam to Liverpool la y d; BY SAL
sl6d; e. los. y hid. for tobacco; As;
q Dbl. for -four, and 9i@l03d. y bushel
for corn. Cotton BY san to Havre, lsc. y
D., and tobacco $l2 . hid. Cotton to Bremen
lac. u b. Cotton by steam to New York, lc. y
h.: tobacco $40 % HID; -four $50. q bbl.; corn
2O@2lc. % bushef. Cotton by steam to Boston,
llc.; -four 81 % bbl; corn zoe. q busheI. Cotton
BY steam to Philadelphia, L. % D.; -four 81 y bbl.
No sail on the berth for New York or Boston.
Rates nominally l@ltc respectively for cotton.
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The hey of the Period.

While the girl of the period has been subjected
TO the ssrcssms and anathemas of the Saturday
Review and its imitators for the last twelvemonth
singusrly enough the Boy Of the Period has
escared uncensured. His exemption from critl-
cism lie certainly unaccountable, for he Is vastly
more obnoxious than the most obnoxions type of
the much.abused girl. The latter is rarely IN
pleasant to an uncomfortable extent except during
the brief period of her transition from childhood
to grlhood, when she Is yet uncertain whether
innocence requires the unrestraned display of her
ankles, or podesty demands that they should be
exhibited only through the aid of carefully ar
ranged accidents. AT this stage in her existence
the girl is usually dissgreeably pert, or stupidity
bashfu, ard in either case is almost invariably
undesirable acquaintance. But this period Is at
any rate brief one, while the boy, from his tenth
to his fifteenth year, is skillful combination of
whatever is aggrievously unpleasant In human
nature.
AS rule, he is totally Indifferent to the distinc-
ton between truth and fasehood. This arises
partly from the undeveloped state of bis moral
faculties and portly from his ignorance of what is
meant by honor. He invariably exricates him.
self from difficulties by lying, and is uniformly
ready to accuse another of his own misdeeds. He
is cruel both 10 his fellow boys and to the defense
less higher animals that fall within his power.
Ordinarily he is dirty, and almost invariably he is
rude. Apparently be IS totally devoid OF con.
science, and were 1t not for the occasional
instances which prove the contrary, we might be
possessed Of q personal soul until be reaches the
age OF fifteen or thereabout.
These moral defects inherent In the Boy Of the
Period are, however. of little consequence In COM
parison with the more heinous qualities which dis.
tIDguish him. Gifted with q sharp and strident
voice, closely approaching in quality to the cry Of
saw suffering the agonies Of the file, he bssely
delights to torture the ears of humanity with his
ceaseless outcries, and when In the service OF the
proprietor Of fruit or fish wagon makes the
fsh horn seem melodious by contrast. At the
opera or theater he Is seen In his wickedest glory
Armed with books Of the opera and fans y
which be attempts to yell the public into purchss.
makes the audience loek forward 10 the entT'octss
when she shall be again let loose upon them, with
'dismsy and horror. Provided. by shameless men,
With handbils, be infests the sidewalk and thrus
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GENERAL ITEAD.

Mr.. Fawcett, of Chicago, owner of the stallion
Bashaw, Jr., has authorized his Eastern agent to
challenge any stallion on the continent to q race
for from IS 900 to $40. 900 on q side.
Great Eastern Railroad, fell between the cars near
lreenville, Indiana, and when found next morn.
Ing, presented horrible sight several trains hav.
ing passed over him during the night. His arms
were cut of, his head almost severed from the
trunk, and his legs crushed to jelly.
: There was on exhibition at the agricultural fair
at St. Louis large and elaborated Counterpart,
or bed-spread of exquisite workmanship, crotchet-
ed from cotton This counterpane Ia the work.
manship of Miss Constantine de Laurial, who. on q
plantation on the island Of Cuba, planted the cot
ton tended the plants picked the colt IN, and spun
the thread and made the counterpane, without
other assistance than her own delicate hands.
A boy living in Rome, Ohio, recently picked up
a small bright stone from the gravel in the town,
which proved to be valuable. Cincinnati firm
offered him $500, then $780, and finally $475 for it.
He took II TO Observation-Disclosures, however, who
said il was either ruby or diamond, and very
valuable, probably worth $1,000.
There are signs OF q revival Of ship-building at
New York. Mr.. Webb recently made contract
to build large chip for the Liverpool trade.
A Havana letter says the captain-general will
let them have one days ratons at a time, to pre-.
vent their putting to sea, as they might otherwise
do II they should conclude to recognize the new
government at home.
An dleReu COuntefitluDB tsthDisnUcnt, III Mui-
berry street, New York, was suppressed Thursday
night. Two arrests were made, and about $50 900
in spurious fifty cent stamps and greenbacks Sc.
cured.
The cotton factory of Hambrick & Co.. is rapid
ly approaching completion at Tyler. Most of the
machinery is on hand and the building finished.
The spindles will soon move.
A notorious fellow named Bill Porter was fatally
shot near Memphis, few nights ago, by Amos
Curtin.
A negro enticed two small girls into house in
Jersey City, on Wednesday, and dragged and
stripped them, and endeavored to outrage them.
One of them escaped. when citizens surrounded
the house and were about to lynch the villain, but
the police arrived and took him to the station.
The Oregon Legislature has adopted a memorial
asking Congress to subsdize branch of the Union
Pacific railway, leaving the main trunk In the
neighborhocd Of Salt Lake. striking across to the
Columbia river, thence to Portland, thence to Pu-
get Sound.
The fires in the Oregon mountains are driving
the wild beasts into the valley, where they are
committing depradations on the stock. In some
instances they have destroyed human life.
Late advices from st. Thomas state that ex.
tensive defalcations have been discovered in the
accounts of The chief justice of the colony amount
ing to $4,000. He was Immediately suspended
by the governor, and then fed.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK.
yoR INV YonK t
HEHCHAxrV STEAMSHIP LINZ
x616Re comsashs ~ ar.sslass sss.nsAips-
GREsCEHf CIIY................. v. Weir
shNHkAL IExD 0spss;s Z. ". s:nessS
UNIFIED CAPTAIN osa I. Norssn
Sailing non Nsw York KvKRY aAruRDAY.
Gen. Meade.
A ". SAMPSON. Commander,
WIN leave wharf opposite Vegetable Market Second District
SATURDAY, Oct -, at5R.n.
rhess Steamer have superior seesmmodAsoss for -
CABIN
Isv frssht or passage apply 70
~ Bills Of Lading signed through to Liverpool
WOOD LOW Y. ls aU Gsmnas stree.
The Steamship UNITED STATES viii follow leaving
SATURDAY. October ST. atsrn
FOB NEW YoEK DIRECT.
THE oIonwELL LINZ
<Se. This Line Is composed of the following Steam
SaAaa0aS ships
ass. Crs.wsu. as~ WasAinssss.
Mariposs. Osrtess
''' S''-n'A Gee. w.sa,.ss...
E.v. GAaER. Commando.
wlssvs ~ wharf ess 81 Ssslssss ssrssA % saturday
October Gath, q 5RH
Passage
yrslshs for LIVERPOOL. HAvKK and BREMEN taksa
- shis nas spA shss.sA sns Of iadins gv for ssnA
.rv,-- ~cvx
ei lia Il OArondsss strssI
BALTIMORE
FOB BALTInoRB ANu HAVANA
REGULAR BEMIuoNfHLY LINE OF sTEANsHIPs
| O0BA...-."..liss tens. .... Dulshsrk 0onnsadss.
CLARIFYING UNITED STATES nAuG
FIRST CABIN:
Through f1ckss 70 New Ysrk. ....-........... ooo.
es, roH aALTIH0RE AND HAVANA.
XIk8t rounaINa AT KEY wEsT-fhs sDlsasd
MARYLAND.
&c. REED, Commander,
WI lssvs her wharf, OPP ,sits jackson Square. on
TUESDAY, Oct 10th, at p carrying the U. g. mails
For freight passage having ansurpssssa seeommods-
Mons, apply V WIfHkRsPooN. HALsKY co.. Agsnts
- Osrondslst ssrsA
B-Hs bus Of Isdins but those Of The Company WI
Be signed Permfts for freight must ~ procured from this
cfncs No freight for Havana taken ansf u s'a,sek %
day Of SAILING
HAVANA.
Fer HAvANA-U. s. NAIL LINE
To sail on SATURDAY, October 2lth ct O'Clock p NJ
EGS~ FOR HAVANA-U. g. NAIL LINE
Sazh The Al Iron Steamship
Alliance,
PARKER, Commander,
Win leave her WHAT foot Of Caiope street. First District
above. For freight apply to
y. W. PERKINS co, Agents,
Is Carondelet street.
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rEKsoNAL AND POLITICAL ITEMS

5000 a.. ~ . ,ondc,tor an
James rsssi ms ,,an r.;,rosd sv,ar having
tne Dos.cn anu Aioay go a.n;.r ;ncs
served that corpoIauon IN INA. csp ss,a hnn.
1893. ne nas Iaveieo 9'el .no Io1 pa..ev srch
dreo tnousano mics, ano sone as,on;sb;no he
hioeous numDen u .t t t secsnt hetter position
mas sense epoutn U..,sosd ana Nav Haven
on ,ne SSPrW1nswne,Ji,a nai1o'u "AN
foau.-tN' rn..s . . candidate for the
,,sS S,a,ss senate in case the Radio ais have
snnea ;r ,be next New YORK leoislature.
hs|o,ny r ~ .r s,asue of Commodore vanderbilt.
.,a,va fee, b,gb ia 10 occupy a niche in the st.
IoSn,s PARK Depot. New York.
Alfred Rroadbead' of Hoboken, New Jersey,
"a 10 "a nnder arrest. charged with violating
as srson of his aunt in AUGUST last, She is said
- ~ sncient
III. democrats of the eighth congressional dis.
80 - Massacbnsatts have nominated Henry II.
S Gos ~, ,oe Tonnress
o'1'en , IL. Sasn ;s.raa for q Co,ored National
s,aa USm mo. a, Wssbineton Jannarv Isth.
NV nnsc,s,s have nomin sted lanes Macon
u ne TaniInsr for GonSress rssoectivelv
Is ,ha txentv.aiehtb and twenty ffth districts. n.
v 'A' 800
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