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WHAT is to be the end ofthese earth
quake shocks and snbterfanean rum.
bIingHof which accounts are reaching
us from all parts OF America and Eu.
rope? Last week, we learned of re.
newed movements in California, trem.
ors In South Carolina and shocks in
England. Now, We hear of movements
as close at hand as New Jersey, while
by the Cable we hear OF a violent shock
at Bucharest, in the Danubian Prinoi.
paiities. and we are also informed that
vesuvius has become very agita,ed.
aud new cone h as been formed, from
which streams ottawa are being elected.
At latest advIces from the. coast Of
South America the earth there was still
In state OF perturbation, and there
was constant dread OF another such
SCATTERING ag lately occurred. From
the continents OF Africa and Asia we
have bad no earthquake news, but the
absence of teleEraphs and other means
OF rapid communication there NAV an.
count for the want of news OF a charao.
ter similar to. that which has reached
US from various pafJs OF the continents
OF Europe and North and South Ameri-
ca. NO specnlaIionsa about these extern
slve and ominous movements of the
earthS crust are of any value. II thew
90 not chow that the would Is coming
70 an end, they certainly show that II
10 being shaken by some force possessej
OF power sufaciently tremendous 10
snatteE Its solid structure In a yay Alto
Ee'her beyond human calculation.
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now tho stock Gamblers Cut EacI
Other's Ihroats.
foll % zoe Rork &


We fear that those OF our readers who
are not familiar with Wall street ope-
rations have failed to implicitly CONF
prehend the peculiarly smart trick de-
scribed in our money article yesterday
morning, by which some millions of
dollars have just been transferred from
one set OF stock gamblers to another.-
To explain tia little, we would say that
for some weeks past the Directors OF
the Erie Railway Company have
been issuing millions upon millions
OF dollars worth of new stock, and
selling 1t for whatever they could
get. A number OF other stock gamblers
have been buying this stock, with a
view to obtain control OF the company,
and m axe their own men Directors in
place of the present Board. AS, how
ever, the new issues kept coming on the
market, the price OF the shares kept
sinking lower and lower, until
on Friday last they touched Ss5
each. The buying party in the
Euglishmen. had sent their purchased
stock TO England az fast as they could;l
but their friends there, when they found
out that there was no limit to the guam
tity manufactured by the printing press
got alarmed, and telegraphedl 70 their
brokers here TO sell at any price, ship
ping the stock back at the same timeby
steamer.laThe brokers on this Side,
thinking to turn an honest penny and
knowing that they would receive plenty
OF the stock in ten days, the period re-
quired by the steamer TO Gross the At
lantic, undertook TO sell ahead; borrow
ing, in the meanwhile, to make their
deliveries. Bot suddenly the spepula.
tors who had been selling the new
stock, having plenty of money, tnrned
about and bought up all the stock
actually here, and as the steameE can
not arrive with the stock from England
for a week 10 come, they have COM
PEELED the foolish brokers. who nave
made sales at 40 and thereabouts, to
boy in at So and go to meet theirlcon-
tracts The amount lost and won by
Individuals in this way within three
days past Is estimated at sums ranging
from $3.50, 200 to $500, 900 each. But the
sympathy with the losers as win the
winner, 81
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Butter on Grand.

A New York Herald reporter has
been interviewing General Butler, and
gives the resnltsin aeouple OF columns
OF eonyersatton. Here Is what Rntiar
says about Grant,a policy.
These samsmeu {ths Tammany NAV
Sgersl are now apatting General Grant
on the shouldernand. endeayorins, ~
Yin him 10 their purposes, but GenersI
Saa ns y bound by every priucipie Of
nOnot mat holds men in their acif6S -
cat ~ out the Fesonstraationsm eSsn,s ~
y SlRsEsss, 9nd,to give snffrRr,e n, ~,
tnegto aho I9llY protect him N ;,,.-s -
1oyment. inc very fact th1t T3rS,I IsS ~ ~
has gone against him by IS $50 o6o S,siana
~. whole parishes moi TiySs!s, N9l isLsl
single vote under the reisn ~ s ssll y
which existed there, .where thn,sssssl q, s9E
OF Republican votes were thrnSs,r : s1 ~
fore VIII impel him and the RepntSI;
can paStY to do thiss. The New YofS
and Belmont Democrats VIII gel some
comfort nom the financihls policy 10
which the new administration fs lSiede-
ed, look 70 zee the action of The new
aamlntstration radical upon an points
raised and settled by the war biit CON
zerYAtiye upon iinance. -
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9. L oRANMER, attorney. 0l11nl1 oeas1sot
Desirable Residence for Sale


DURSUAET TO DEUREE OF THE CIR.
Il cut Court OF Ohio County entered Octo-
Der l4th, 1SeS, 1 will sell NJ public auction, at
the Court House OF said county, on saturday,
November 2lst, 1858, at 10 o'clock A. n Tho
residence lately occupied by Alfred Caldwell,
EsQ., deceased, corner OF Byron and Quincy
streets, East Wheeling. This house contains
~ finished rooms, with Wash-house addi-
tlonal Dtted with large stationary tubs, hot
and cold hydrantS emptying into each tub.
There Is gas throughout the entire house, hot
and cold water both up aud down stairs,
new bath tub, cooking range In Kitchen, q
great convenience, good dIauEnts to All the
chimneys, ceilings high, large hallway, cell
I T consisting OF three large rooms, making
% rooms In all, Is perfectly dry and very.
commodious; large stable containing carriage
house. hay lott. large Iced bin. separate COW
stable. The properly contains one full lot
and one-half, with large and beautiful shade
trees, In q location for a dWelltng-honSe not
exeeiled. The building was thorOuEhly re-
PARED painted and prepared at heavy eH-
pense about one year ago. ~ -
Terms orsale :-One-ihird of the purchase.
money, or such further sum as tha puIoha-
ser may elect to pay, In hand; the residue In
Two embellishments pay able, resp c1iYely,
IN nine and eighteen months from the day
OF sale with interest from that day, the pur-
chaser giving bonds with good security for
the deferred tnstalmentS. Possession given
GEU. b CALDWELL, Commissioner.
Law once, FouIth str et, next door 10 The
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Commissioner's Sale.
Margaret waters. auardIan,l -. =
V. In ChaneeEy.

Margaret Waters. Guardian, ,c.-
EstelIa May Waters, etaIa. ~
DY VIRTUE OF "A DECREE RENDER
ID ed In the above entitled cause on the -
uay of october. 1858, snail, ON "WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day Of NOWHERE 1858. at o'clock
a. M proceed to sell NJ the Eont door. OF the
Court Houke OF Ohio county, the following
described RAJ eAtAIe, or q suficiency thereof
TO pay the deDt mentioned In the Dill and
proceedings In this case. ~ ~
First. Lot number thrty-hve C35l in
ZAnes' Island addition to the city OF Wheel
ing, as laid out by Henry Moore, Is Trustee,
&C.
Secondly. Lot number thirty-six 80 In
ZaneB Island ADDITION TO the city OF W heel
ing as laid out by Henry Moore, rs Trustee,
Terms of sale: one-third co of the pun
chase money cash, the residue thereon At SIX
10y and twelve t1z) months with Interest
nom the day OF Sale, Ithe purchaser having
the privilege of paying such amount In cash
at the time OF Pnrcnass as he may wish 70 dOl
giving notes with good pelB.nRl security 10
secure the PaymehIof the deferred install
ments, and retaining the 1tle UEIl Ihs
whole purchase money Is paid. yt.
WILLIAM H. CALDWELL,
Gil GRANdER, Attorney. ocaS.sot
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(, cRIsEADoRo,9 HAIR DYE.

To Ant we owe athousand gtaces; & Is. 7lisi
Improving Mature no disgracsisE .s1ii.llli
So as gray hair don't please the eye,
Use GRlSTAD0Ros5 MAToHLEss DYE. &
CristnaoSo,s Hair FEeservatIye.
Striking. Astounding, arc the Enects pro-
dueed by Cristadorois Hair Rreservative and
Beantiner. ne The hair ever so why, coarse
and iunmanageable by brush. and comb, In
ono week this article iwfilIander IL flexible,
lustrouss and inclined to curl [ s. b
Sold by Druegistss and applIed1y an Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No s. AFaIdenLanei
Principal Depot No 6 AsE6r FIonsal
noviSzlmd&w' flfiS,7 = 90 isi.2l
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aEr No notice viii be taken OF communF
cations not accompanied by q re- pOnsible
name The name viii be considered conf
dental. hut must in all 10laes iccompany let
tsrSR~ EGaraniee OF ed61 thith.
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FactorY for Sale.

Special Commission
WheeIing WV. . LII - sL .s..
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..OhIlaren,s Ilvea eaven ror oo como,


Thousands of Children die annually ol
Group. Now, Mothers, II you would spend
30 cents, and always have n bottle of DR..
Tobias Venetian Ltnlment In the house.
you neyer need fear losing yonr little one
when attacked with this complaint. IL Is
now n years since have put up my LINZ
ment, and never heard of child dying of
Group when my IiaIneut was nsea: but
hundreds OF cnres have beenTeportedio me,
and many stateif It were $40 per bottle they
would not be withoatit. Besides which, IL
is a certain cure for Cnts, Burns, Headacfs.
Toothache, Sore Throat swenIngs. Mumps,
Couc, piarEhea, Dysentery. SPANS, Old
Sores, and Palms in, the Limbs, Back, and
Chest. No one once tries IL who Il ever
without1t, Is warranted pErfeetly safe ts
take internally. Fun directions with every
botlles Sold by the Druggists and Store
keepers In the United States. sDepo 10 Park
! : t = y =. Z. efif 81 novls;1md&w
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THR LEGISLATURE is working with
great diligence, and making rapid pro.
gress on the Code, passing from half
dozen to a dozen chapters n day. The
House, yesterday, passed no less than
twenty. Some Of the chapters yet to
be considered will excite considerable
discussion, and will make slower work.
We believe it is expected both Houses
will get through the entire work before
the holIdays.
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Notice 10 Contrantnrs-

NOL1C9 10 SOnCracCOfS.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
0.e1Ved al the once OF 1unkins, BrRnum q
Cos In Bridgeport, Ohio. III iii The lst day OF
december, 1858, FIR Grading, CuIvertins and
Matchmaking the frkJ TIRES miles OF the
Comfy Road leading nom Bridgeport 10
Bids Tor grading. culverting. delivery and
bids for Masonry To be by TIE perch of 25
cubic feet each; Tor Lime stone by the ROD OF
luu cubic eet each. The stone TO be broken
tC size not exceeding four ounces IN weight,
The nsht 70 reject all bids IS reserved.
JANIS MCCUMAS,
~ JAS. NJ. SMITH.
4ts u WIN. aLhX KAN DER.
commissioners of Bridgeport Free Turnpike,
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DARIUS R. MANGAM, President
as JAMES MERBI1L, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
GENT INTEREST on all Daily balances,
sttt5ectto Cheek az Sight SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or moro, may be made
atfive per cent. The Capital OF ONE NIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are alio personally liable to depositors
for all obligations of the Company TO double
the amount Of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or small amt UNITS, and permits them
to be drawnas a whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
Ing interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this institution with SPECIAL adj
vantases Of security, CONVENE ace and pIont.
a.r.=A sis jelS=6md6W
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SOUTHERN. PUBLlSHERS

Are esEectipllyJ. informed that Messrs.
York Advertising a gents, are now makinp
extensive Contracts Throughout the fSDuttI,
4 AZ FAY CASH FOR ALL THEADvERTIsINtS
Publishers Wishing TO have their iournnIs
placed 90 ME ut the ofdcs of MeSArs. RoWelI
q 70, should address them as an exchange
City. gaei LI --sit az q d-IE a. -Sr1lE
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9pFtfal Aatttes.
An Anti-Bil1oua speoifc

rms Is the season Of the year when there
Is great danger of tho liysr,l tending 10
diseased action. Its thelarEest gland in the
body. and is liableto a number of diseases.
NOW thon, Is the time TO use protecaye
medication ike
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Essays ron Young MEN.
On the Errors and Abuses incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hui
name view of treatment and cure, sent by
mail, free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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aosSsR AND eRAsr drove on, 10 the
as sHi . Course, At New York. on Tues
1909 ssy, 70 see Dexter trot. He made 4
ISL nue. In Los, and mile In 2:aisss5,s.
nmedny.t the General. $ =zls.s
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Trustaa,s Sale

by VIRTUE OF A DEED oF. TRUST,
Odated February O. 1857 BY John NJ. Miner
Lane Philips aud Peter Phi Fps 10 myself al
trustee, ana OF record In the ottice orthe Re.
c0ideEOfu ohio county, West NngInIa 1 will
on1r at pubic SAFE At the front door OF the
z urt House of said comfy on HATU RDAY,
DECEMBER 10, 1865, at 10 O'Clock a. M, Ihe
properly mentioned in said deed of irust
tnat la tosay: Lot number two bundled ana
lofty (24O), ON The east side of EUffs sire ct in
Eon aud EhRpline's addition to the city oil
WneeIng, bsswt en- Second and Thi d st eetS,
N the tlth War Of said city, wit ali the
Doii1ings; machinery, engines and I'm prove
menus thereon, being the property. occu pIetl
a.; ~, = box factory BY sad Peter PhiIips. -
1eEmhoI sale' One ,IIRlf cash and one-hali
credit OF six months, bearing interest IRON
gay oIsAie, with approved security. Tnese
leEms subject u alteration on day Of sale ii
deemed advisable. Title believed good but
selling rs trustee shall only convey silch
title as Is vested in me by SAID deed OF trust
WILLIAM r. Ia BBAKD,,
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GRa. THoMAs,s report 70 cen. Grant.

GER. IHOMAs's report to Gen. Grant.
regarding affairs in the Department of
the Cumberland, opens with an account
ofthO troops furnished Gov. Foreman
at FAirmont. These troops have had a
very safutary eject on the Johnnies
out there A good many OF them had
seen the regulation blue before aud un-
derstood what 1t meant.
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zyent aapeFtiseulGEts.
"a Repository OF Fashion, Pleasure,
aud Instruetion.s
HARPER,s BA2AR.

A supplement- containing numerous full
sized patteEns OF useful article accomp2nie 8
the T 9peT every fortnight, and occasionally
an eleSant Oolored / aston Plate
HaFper's BaEtr contains IS folio pages OF
the siEsof HaIperlB Weekly, Printed on su-
pernne calendered paper and Is published
weakly. q. Is
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Commissioners sale.



Alexander McCoy,et al.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE REM.
u dered IN the above entitled cause at the
october term OF the Circuit Court for OHIO
county. Ihe Undersigned special com miss
iSnsr wiil. on NJ l1IUnsDAHs the 18th day OF
HoVKnBERJ 1s6S, sell At public auction on
me premises, the tract OF land In Inc ioi1 in
salo cause described, known as the ssJol1n
MscCoy'' farrns and Containing 100 acres aud
= po.es. This land lies q short distsnes,
rom tne 1Aaiional Road nearly equ idistant
from honey's Point and Trdadei phia and
t Rss upon II house, barn and oIner out
ny ~ u tosetheT vi good orchard OF
~ OF ~ trees OF grated iruiG In bffn0e eOntii.
ton and coal bank already Opened. :
Terms Of eales-ONE-rHIR RID OF Inc pnrofepa
money land as much more as the pprchsseT
may uealie 10 pay) in CASH the fesiCitie in
W. Z au 5 pay hnentg on credit OF ohE and
nWo ye9Isi with interest nom day OF Eale
ens y Ret enhsef giving bonds with good per-
sona1 securtty Tor tie deferred rayfenfGA
Ene Ute 10 be reta ned tn Inc J1hola of
the purchase money Is paid. = : : y
~. ,7za Al. CLARKE. <
INV Law otneel cor. .4th and Monroe sfrs1sts
MheeIing w. Va -s-f-2-E GOWN Ans
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TIE Register labofs to be witty by
constituting some of our remarks In IA
vor of taxing railroads in this State
uniformly With other property, as an
endorsement OF its repudinting scheme
OF having the Government lay a specific
tax on It's own bonds. It Is hardly
possible the Register can be so stupid
as not to understand the difference. We
propose that every species of properly
In the State, not exempted from taxa
ton by The Slate Constitution, shall pay
equal taxes under State laws, as the
Constitution expressly requires. The
Regfster proposes that the Government
ofthe United States shall levy specific
tax on its own bonds after having sold
them with the dIstinct understanding
that 1t would not do SO, and after hay
ing thereby got higher price for them
than It could have got lift had reserved
a right to tax them.
II, as the Register claims, we stand on
Its platform, OF course We both stand on
the same, and therefore the Registey. ON
ours. We have stated our proposition
above. and we mean by it specifically
that the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
should be assessed at It's true value, aud
taxed precisely as all other property in
the State is taxed. ~ 90 - -.
VIII the Register say cstegoricallyI
whether 1t is in favor OF or opposed to
this propositionF
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THE GREAT NEW YORTr AtspFCrT

TUBE GREAT NEW YORK A8RTCUI.
- turad horticultural, and Family ews-
Papers-The RURAL AAERTOAH. pnbIlshed
IN the city OF New York, Is now the LAR
~ Slssg ana MOST ELEGANT puper It's class in
the United States. Price. 81 so per wear. 10
COPIES Sl2 %, 2OcOpies, $40 o.. or only one
-!poLI.AR q year! Every SD bdcEiber inrclubs OF
zen az l6O. VIII receive a free pack age Of EAR
LY HOSE POTATOES selling at $40 per bbl. post
paid worth 81 %. The Rural AHleTicdn Is
sYeEywhere admitted to be tine BEST
ShEAPE5f, and the most PRACTICAI
n dsEmeEs and 1ruit-groweTs paper In the
counlTy. Is edttor-ln chief Is an old farmer
and ffult-grower of FORTY YEARS. expe-
Eleneei The publication Of this paper was re !
moved IN June LIST from Uuca,asN. Y, TO
new YORK city; and the Editorial and Hnsi-.
ness ness OHice 20 New Brunswick, \. r., (near
NeW 1nLk9 where ats Propii stor owns a
gaLnh W all the city limits, of 49, acres
Mottn SS0,UOOi and ALSO mas large CASE
SAfIIAI 70 ensure PARNfANANOY to his pIin-
!tSSAnons. olnb Agents wanted every where
VINO are paid y very liberal compensntion
fftii y 3 t oi the paper, blank subscription
Brunswick, New Jersey. l't-7E'.-
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For Sale.

MY. DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMP-
III den street, between Byron and BIxth--
0el5 JOHN q. CHANDLER.
Eor terms enquire OF NJ. "A. CHANDLER.
At LIST National tank = :
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sTERLINa SILVER WARE

FINE ELRCTRO.PLATED WARE.
THE GoRHASIM ANUFAcrURINGC CO,
OF PRoYIDENCE, r. L, having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware In the
world, with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, al e
enabled to ofIer an unequalIed variety of
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ser
vices, Tea Services. and every article special
" adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer alB) theIr well.known and un-
rlyaIled Nickel Silver Electro-Plsted Ware.
In which they have introduced new pat
terms of rare elegance. The sold sIIver Is
guaranteed 10 be Of sterling purity by. q. g.
Mint assay. The Eleotro-PlAts is guaran-
teed TO be superior TO the finest shemeld
ware. Orders resolved from the Trade only,
but these goods may be Obtained from re-
spontible dealers everywhere.
ft @ ..lis %'st alto q q E H g.
s. 771s,-T = sUSHAsfAsqo0 F FIsis.
GoRHAM MANUFACTURIN CO.,
saIesroom No. maiden Lane, N. Y.
noy8.ddEW4I<m
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TEE GORILLA.

HAS II any Relation 10 the Human
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8p4 4aIE.
For Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE NY RESIDENCE
ON Fourth st. The house Is ia thorough
repair and ARRANGEMENTS for comfort and
convenience very complete. For location II
q one OF the moSt desirable residences in the
city. l.ssei- ~ II. CRAG6LE.
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Mr.. HRLMBoLD, the druggist, desires
the public to be Informed that the ru-
mors circulated by some of the journals
In regard TO his sanity are Without
foundatlon.-N. Y. Post.
Tho rumor which originated with the
Commercial AdUerttser, was not in re-
gard to Mr.. HIS "sanity " but insanity.
As we copied it we copy this denial.
suspecting at the same time that the
whole thing is but sharp advertising
dodge of the " Buehu" man, who has a
shrewd method,in his madness.
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Harpers Bazaar contains, besides pictures,
patterns, etc, variety of matterof espeeiai
use and interest to the family, articles on
health, dress and housekeeping in all It's
branches; its editorial matter Is especially
adapted TO the circle Il is intended to interest
and instruct; and IL has, besides, good stories
and literary matter OF merit. 1t - not sur
pTising that the Journal, with such features.
has achieved in q short time an immense
success; for something of it, kInd was desired
In thousands of families, and its publishers
have filled the demAnd.-lNeT York EVen-
&heIher we consider Its claims as based
upon the elegance and superioity OF the
paper, its typographical appearance, the
taste and judgment displayed In the engray-
inRS, or the literary contributions contained
in Its pages we unhesitatinly pronounce IL
TO be superior In each and every particular
TO any other hilnilar publication heie or
RbroRd.-r 5htladel phia Legal lntellgencer.
We know oIno other Engilsh or AInerican
Journal OF fashion that can pretend TO APP
proach II in completeness aud variety
New York Times. ~ trltl 80 tl-sa slz
IthRs The merit Of being sensible, of con-
veylng instruction, OF giYing e1eellent pti;
terms IN every department, and or being well
stocked with good reading matter.-l " atch-
man and Reflector. s.5l -9 40
10 dress according 10 HarpeI's Bazaar Will
be the aim and ambition OF the women OF
AmeIica.-L Boston Transcript. 800
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6pr Gent.
For Rent

For Rent.
nHE WAREHOUSE AND STORES
situated on the corner OF Main and
Quincy streets, consisting OF
one store on the corner.
One store adIoining-frontingM Main street.
One warehouse notwithstanding Quincy
street. NOW occupied by John Hamilton
q Co. Apply to
ocl7-tljani WI. MoAFEE.
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Sunday School Exhibition. :

TIME SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION
OF the Fifth Street NJ. 4. Church last
evening WAS well attended and was quite
successful. Rev. j. l. Clark and a number
of gent emen were present and expressed
ton Will be continued thil evening, with
singing by the choir, speaking and dialogues.
will come on this evening. The pubic and
frIendsReneralIy are invited. Doors open
at O'Clock. Performance begins at 8. Adj
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-19

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