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Weather Along the Coat.
Port Of NEW YORK, JUNE 20, 1858.
CLEARED.

OIyEAhED.
Steamship City Of Antwerp tBr), Mrehse, LiverpooJ
steamship Louisiana tBD, Forbes, Liverpool National
s,eamshP Guiding Star, Howe, Aspnwall-Nor.h Ameri.
Steamship Bienvie, Baker, Havana Livingston, Fox 4
steamship Gen Grant, Quick, New orlesns-samuel
steamship George Washington. eager New orleans-H
Steamship Alabama, Limeburner, Fern,ndna-Isaac
steamship II Livingston, Eaton savannal-Livingston,
steamship Thames, Pennington, Say snnah 4 I.owden.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, CharlestvnH Morgan
Steamship Mary Sanford Moore, Wilmington, NC-James
steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne Norfolk, City Point and
steamship Empire Price. Ae,sndria-Jane. Hand.
steamship cKnight, Denly Georgetown, Dc-Phillps&
steamship Neptune, Baker. Bo.ton-w p oyde
- Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedfoid-Ferguson a
ship aurora, elst, San Trspei.eo-s I Merchant Co.
Ship Mnnehaha )Br) McGrab, Londonderry-G a Knox
ship Ausnste tNG) Won Har,en, Bremen via Philadelphia
Ship cynosGre Br, Blowers $, John, NIB rapscott Bros
snip Iunire.s tBrl, Dodds, 5, John YB-Eowland As.
Bark feronia tBr,, Sullivan, sydney, Nsw-R W Came
Bark A,alanta (NG) Horemsnn, Bremen-Hw o Edye.
Bark Maresca Uiail, Maresca, Cork or Falmouth INV
bark Hit,erdahl tNor), Issacksen, Cronsadt-H O
bark Iva Br). Berry, Maracabo-M Phelps Co.
s Rendc &e aHsS rosSs SG
Sons.
Bark Cardenas, Paine Havana f Ward eco
Brig Burgomester seinberg (NGl, Hedttann, Bilboa-
Punch, Mencke a Wendt
Brig Costa Rica. Cassidy, Aspnwal-Patana RR Co.
Brig Nile lBrl, Whittier Barbados ID Trowiridge CO.
Brig Osprey Br), Taylor CisnfuegosIas Edmsion Co.
Brig Chase, Mcdonald. Nuevfas-Bret Son n Co.
Brig Magic tBrl, Winsor. 81 Johns, NF-Brile Co.
Brig Colorado (Br), Brooks Port Medway NS-Morrson
Brig IN Roberts. Doak Phiadet hia-Hote White Co.
Schr Annie Whiting, Collins, DemararH- EtRowe Co.
Schr sun tBr, Roderwald Nassau-R Hutchinson Co.
scbr ventrosa (Br, Roberts, Nassau--Jos Beas.
Schr Morning Star tBr) Corwan, Hamilo, Bermuda
W Gardner
schr Gertrude tlr) Abury, Harbor Island Joe Eness
Schr Rider, Rider, Jacksonvile-N tcCrcady Co.
Scbr Edwards, Paddock, Georgetown, SO Benly, Miller
A Thomas. -
Rchr Ben, Rollins, Wilmington, nee Pkell
schr Jas II Young speiaht PetersburgPirson Lsson.
Schr Abbott Lawrence, jackson, Eizabetbor-fhsyer
Sargent. .
Schr Medford. Spencer, Bostop-H " Loud 60.
Schr Richardson Thompson, Boston--stnpson Capp.
Schr susan, Snow, New Bedford -Fergisot6 Wood.
schr W ID hsnsam Chase, New Bedftd-fefgnson
scbr A N Thompson, Lawson, Provideno -siranahsn a
Sjoop Ella Jane Allen New Haven q X Hckett a Bro
sloop W Smith, Fsrrow Bridgeport.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THB HERALD sTEANvAoHrs.
Steamship CITY oSParf tBr. Kennedy, Lrpool June Ia
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lookout,' or line Of sight, in the pilot house CORE
person In the pilot house. while steering the snip
would have hia back to the water Jet, and would
"look out" In line with the suction pipe. The ship
spending direction or In other Words the steersman
would only have to continue looking at any partcu-
destination. Owing to their remarkable stability
they can carry the heaviest guns or high
tower II required to fire into forts or over hgn
great, and they carry coal for twenty-five days
consumption II is difficut after the first explana-
ton Of q system to comprehend oil the dinlcultes
which may be in the way OF its adoption, but there
enough In Mr.. Elders plan to make 1t exceedingly
interesting to all those who are concerned IN naval
construction and maintenance.
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soNG-BY A FRIEND.

A soNG-BY A FRIEND.
AIR-CoME HOME, FATHER
o listen, kind friends, while sing you song,
A song which VII please you we hope;
And lest II should Tire YOU II shall not be long,
IT'S song about DAv1D'S PRIZB SOAPf
When washing day comes, then ns value y known,
A thousands who've tried II attest;
And thousands there who have used II will
That for washing this SOAP Ia the best.
The best the best the best
Yes, "DAvID'S SOAP" Ia the besti
Chorus-O hear the good housewives sweet voice,
With this SOAP when her washing she's done,
or all the soaps made, "DAVIDs sOAP"b my
choice,
The best SOAP now under the sun.
H.
THIS soap the soap which has taken the prize,
And thrown other soaps In the shade;
And every good housewife who "David's soap" tries,
Declares II the best soap that's made
With such twill stain from clothes
And so nice will they look when they're donei
When liz virtues know friends you' propose,
This soap IL tire best meath the suR.
The best the best the hest
Yes, DAvIDS SOAP Ia the besti
Chorus-O hear the good housewives sweet voice,
With this SOAP who her washing has done;
or all the SOAPS made, DAv1D's SOAR s my
choice,
The best soap now under the
TRY 1T, YOU'LL LIKE 1T
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JARvIs.-On Saturday, June. 20, at her resi-
dence, No. 1872 Elm street, MARGARET JARVIS, relict
of william Jarvis, In the 10Th year OF her age.
Notice Of funeral in Mondays papers.
MCCANN.-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, June 90
native Of the city Of Dublin in the 4Sd year Of her
age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Monday afternoon at three
O'Clock from her late residence, corner OF Clinton
street and Hamilton avenue.
Dublin and Drogheda (freland) papers please copy.
EFOr Other Deaths See Ninth Pdgel
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THE BROKER AND Ills PROSECUTOR some days
ago Fannie Price who for long time has perse-
cuted MI Van Eaton, an ex.broker, residing up
town, and who was committed to the Island by
Justice Dodge, on Mr. We complaint, was released
on Friday. through the instrumentalitv OF
Rev, DR.. Wlhetts. 1t is alleged yesterday Mr.. Van
Eaton caused er arrest the charge OF assault and
battery, aud she committed for trial hy the Jel.
ferson Market Court.
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sP L,vING nay t nnhe steamer n Sasn
smith the chief officer and seven seamen Of The American
s:s M %S n
I was found Ia Be snd % The In e. Ss
wa. first called to smole issuing from s.arsae Al
g. ss pouring IF a x. a.
noon the boats four in number we're lowered and pro-
e kemp
ssS s e
and
n
5sp
os
vessel standing 10 the norhwsrd but ysre unable 70 At:
upon SSss hey snasa r.nsiSps isiis@as
Rsy
S on nS 81
known, but . hoped, the weather having been nne h.
some other ports along the coast. 80
SHIP MosTsoxxRy-The steamship Charleston. Captain
oo s
On
Ser. from Pensacola. bound 70 European po for orders
sss .ns S 81 he
H. G S
executed By good and the large power Of
and take portion q her from her 80 that she may
crew Of the steamer have the ship In charge.
SHIP sEpIERen Br before reported ley Charleston 18th
n Gw .s az I'VE aSSu and after Il. .nd
her she the souhward, when about PM from the
ss ss south Of i The
E% HE Ssns ns o % 70
Captain John Ferguson who with gang OF men proceeded
from the breaker. and towed back to Charleston
eighty removed from the ship previous to
coming OF.
BARK MHLAxcrHoS, from San Francisco, outward bound
badly damaged by hre at sea 18th INST and returned to
scHn l. c HICKMAN, Lawson, from Msysguez. below
Baltimore mainboom and mainsal in ssquail on the
scnR NANCY BRAYTos tof Providence), from George
town. pc for sonnaon before reported sunk opposite
2i the spars sss the cargo Of coal $3.50 The sails rig
where Sey viii be sod Tor the benedi o. al concerned
scuRR NORRIS, from Gardiner Me, wich cargo OF ice
ed S 70 30 sn e opposite Maryland Point IN .sy
dton. "
Irzyrr from an Eastern por, for New York.
into the eth, Pollock Rip In the fog, by unknown
schooner, down amdshps to the waters edge had
Hole morning OF 2oth bound in stop leak The other
sci was badly damaged.
Sour ELLEN FoRRrsTER-steamer B J. Baker arrived
Norfolk l7h inst from The wreck Of schr Ellen FORESTER
which was sunk about two months since on pon, mSokon
go Of pe iron from Baltimore for Providence They have
al norfolk to make raise tho schooner and
take her 10 that port.
Norfolk to-day with surf boats and 10 save the cargo Of
the bark I " s bales , Of cotton hsye ossn
vada have been secured and sold at auction.
wss S Sa Back ss ys
oowp gone n Hc s sna esEy ss discharged he
GornrspuRa June e--The Bclvidere, Finn, hence for
Boston, U.s. put back lessy and must discharge part OF
cargo.
orpvvarow~ lima THE Ryuisb sb,p david Can non.
7 Capt from Ardossan for Boston with cargo
pig iron, in here to-day leaking badly and much
strained She been ~ days during which she
heavy head winds she made IA inches Of water
hourly while nj anchor 10 inches She has been
towed to dock TO discharge and repair
iscellaneous.
rurser James wilson, Of the steamship Merrmsc, from
Rio Janero Thomas, &C. has thanks for his attcp
lions
Asao Of Edaarown 90 TONS built on the Connect.
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CRICKET.

match will be played on next Tuesday, the 23d
inst, between the New York and Boston Cricket
Clubs, on the grounds of the former club, foot of
Ninth street, Hoboken. AS it is the first real match
of the season large attendance is expected and
some good play promised.
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DRANpRErH's SUGAR COATED PILLS

DRANDRETH's SUGAR COATED PILLS
are all hands be the Of their kind
They have smell medicine; win keep in any
climate surest ceansers Of the blood
known.
II has been ofncaly proved that n BRANDRETIC
PILLS are sold than all others pu, together
These wonderful Pills place Tho hearth ron The best and
sure foundations by restoring each organ and Bbre OF tho
body to It's natural condition Of aseruness
1T is THEIR GREAT MERIT WHICH SELLS THEM
Only few days ago n injured seriously bis loot I.
became black and swollen, the swelling extending 10 hs
thigh. Erysipelas feared long confinement was
looked for by the attending physician, who feared
modification would set In this condition the man ,e.
cretly got box Of Brandreths Pills; took six; operation
thorough and swelling reduced, less pam next nigh,
four as,onshed COMPOUNDED knew such
constitution for vgor In throwing of morbid maiter Next
night three pills. swelling and pain all gone Discharged
from hospital cured
CASES LIKE THIS or EVERY DAY ooouRREsoR.
3. BRANDRBrB,
Brandretb Hou..
Sold hy all Drurg,.,s
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CoirAx IN CoIoRADo.-Hon. Daniel wiuer has
had letter this week from Hon. Schuyler Colfax.
speaker OF the House Of Representatives. vice Presi.
dental nominee, &C., who informs him definitely OF
ms intended trip TO Colorado this summer. He saws
he win be out about the LIST OF August and we under.
stand will probably remain month visiting noun
tains mines, parks and plains. His letter says no
thing ABOUT Grants vts't-DenpeT tlpioradoj 7sb
buns. ~
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TROTTlNG At POINT BREEZE PARK.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1868.
The double team trot yesterday afternoon at Point
Breeze Park mile heats best three in five, was won
by Blue Dick and Lady Byron. Time, 2:52-2:4O4-
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SERIOUS ACcIDEN1.-A boy named sam Williams
residing at No. PITT street Last night fen from the
MIN story OF said premises into the ward ana broke
his spine He was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
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A PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION FUR
"A. nshed in all legalized lotteries j. CLUTE, Banker
and Broker, 800 Broadway and l5S Fulton street. y
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES
ID give extraordinary relief 10 weak, dim aud defective
vision INVENTOR SERMONS, optician, 6695 Broadway,
(NoRNs.-5s BowERY, CORNER OF CANAL STREET,
without pain, BY d.. L. KlMBELh Separate apartment for
ladies' W."
CPECIAL DOCUMENTS LEGALLY PREPARED IN
countries also Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds
for every State and United States Passports procured from
FREDERICO KING, Spanish Lawyer, 2ol Broadway.
THE ATTENTION OF THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
been called 10 attempt to obtain under
that drawing has taken place for the benefit Of the River
side Institute for Orphans, In which prizes have been
awarded.
The parties who send circulars stating prizes have
by hose whom the circulars
that their for the benefit Of
Institute arealleged to be Read Co.. George
A. Cooke Co.
We feel TO be duty TO the public that
discountenance these operations, and all persons
who receive such circulars against sending
thereto, do believe In the good faith Of pro-
ceedngs that the purpose indicated In said circuay
intended. WILLIAM b. MANN.
H. GORMAN.
j. z. COE.
PHILADELPHIA, June rs, 1853.
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JAPAN.
Holidays 10 BE Observed.

From the Japan Herald Yokohama, April 29.l
In consequence OF representations made to the
Custom House OF the great inconvenience to which
foreign merchants are subjected by the observance
NJ the Custom House OF the very numerous holidays
hitherto kept the following days only will be observed
as close hOlldays for the remainder OF the Year,
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A KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS 1893,
IA. decided by Missouri State Lottery, class $751;
KENTUCKY sTArR-BxTRA CLASS 1913, DECIDED By MIS-.
On - sSUrl sT a 10 GLASS S 'gSr "a iSsS
KENTUCKY sTXrr-oLAss 3s4, DEoipEp. BY MISSOURI
STATE, GLASS 394, JUNE ~, 1858.
Sc, "a, 50. 81, e. q. 70 e. g. A. SO TO- 70.
PADUoAH LoTTERf OF kENfG5kY.
PADuoAH-ExTRA GLASS as, pEoIpED By MISSOURI,
2s. 90, so, a. - 9s 49, %, SO. 7s. 50, Is, A..
u.s. 81 I" 's w g s. oo s. 81 bo a. xss.. s.
For circulars, &C., in the above Lotteries address
W
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
LII WHO SUFFER WITH THE SYMPTOMS OF THE
n early stages of Consumption such az Cough, Tickling IN
the Throat Raising Thick starchke Matter Shorness OF
Breathing in the Sides and Chest &C. &c should read
DR.. O'TOOLE'S ESSAY ON DISEASES OF THE CHEST,
free. Consumption Hospital 202 East Sixteenth street.
A LwAYS IN ADvANCE-NOw READY, SPLENDID
N Ornamental Badge Pin with ifeike meanotype por.
IS cents Also 30 different styles Of Grant and Coax.
Badges Medals and Pins Headquarters for novelties and
lar Address b. W. Hitchcock Publisher and Manufacturer
of Campaign Goods, SO Spring street.
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
n and States where deserton, &c sufficient cause NO
publicity No charge until divorce obtained Advice free
NJ. HoWEs, Attorney, 70 Nassau street
ROOT BEERi ROOT BEERi .
"A. This delicious and healthy summer beverage can DO
made by every family with little trouble and nns e.
KNXPP's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS.
40 bottle will make 10 gallons and 70 cent botue
sufficient to make % gallons of the Beer.
Also put up for the trade In quart bottles and gallon cans
For sale by r. b. KNAPP Co., $50 Hudson street, by
druggists generally
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n New York. also from States where nonsnpport drunk
deserton No publcy fees
j" A1'AH0' "0'''' ''' Counsellor at law Isl Broadway
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL
SHELLEY sfs ooIISanrxTRA GLASS $685. JUNE 90 1863
q, 5, q, Is. 81, g, g. u, is g, Is 60.
Co. 3D. a. TO- pkAsoH, s ri Co. = As ~
ss e 81 s. 81 tss !. 4 =. susa g ,s 81 49,
% 49, 3d. x s # F. M III f. 81 &c. hansssI
u vi ''"'' A'N III ''N'' FRANCE. SMITH 1 90,
Covington, Ky.
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American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, June ls-Arrived, schr Williams, su.
Sailed John Gibson, Winters NYork schr chas
e. sehT n sHoS x, Grimm sv Port
Ei:s sss Ken Ss
Sailed from the Roads-Bris Arab and brig unknown
sOhXiyed, steamer Nereus Bearse, New York; bark s,
s%ITfsose S. June sArrysd brig Erne. Alice r
TSllSurg San Dominsc :chT. Emsins McLsn, sleeper
Hickman Lawson, from Asysss.r 0s''" ''H'
SsS rs; s ss
Hsvana; sshr + ) rrafsOn. rSpsy Boston. -'D'"S''
& % ZIP s Ss: %So 70 .:s
lds Fay as Eny rarow oondo
H. asRSsI . june :'sd A Lilly, Francis
sailed schr Laura BrIdsmsn, Hart, Philadelphia
Mh-Arrived, steamship saragosss New YORK; schr My
sailed Steamship Charleston, Syork; schr rra.ker,
CALAIS June Cleared, brig croton, Mayo, New York.
is.h"xrrive d.y schr Manassa, Pickett, Nyerk.
.c5 Mot
pEhsTpoaf S' jun: s00se.rc a. Adde Simpson,
GEP FSsdsPSis YIN D%rs. 6oyls SYYTs -. 49,
morning scbr VIM Allen Captain Dyer, from ssga FOR
Delaware Breakwaer orders Capt Dyer buried here
FAIL RIVER June is-xrrived sssr. Mary Emma,
Brown, Albany Washington Tiffany, Newoure tand both
GEORGETOWN. SC June q-Ccared, schrs Abbie, Davis,
NYorR nth, Susan Wright, Mount, do; lSih Matsoko,
Fooks, do.
GLOUCESTER June l7-Arrived, schrs Chss A Stetson,
Robson, South Amboy New Market; Il u Buxton Gold
hwaite, Saco for NYork Nellie Chase Upton Portland for
do
HOLMES HOLE, June Is, PM-Arrived, schrs Pioneer,
Lothro Georgetown, Dc for Bos'on Planter, Horton Chill
mark for do
ssiled-schr n " Wellington.
18Th, 9AM-In port bark Argentine brig Matilda schrs q
Whistler Jr Dresden, Adelaide, Pearl, Mary HUDSON,
Jesse Clark, Richmond Wing Rising Sun, John Lynn.
burner, Nellie Brown, vcksburg, Reinhart Challenge
Long, Carrie heyer, Frolic, Pioneer, and Planter. =
hACHIAS, June 12-sailed bark Josepe Eaton, Filing
wood, Cisnfuegos.
MACHIAsP0RT. June 1o-saied, schrs Jason, Sawyer;
Montans Sawyer and Nicola, kear, Nlork 11th Paran
Clark do iah brig Stephen Bishop Foster, Cienfuesos
,MiLLBRIbGE, June ib-saled, schr Bent, Kinney,
NEw ORLEANS, June Ii-Arved, steamships Crescent
City Holmes, NYork George Cromwell, Vain, Siork
1bth-Arrved, steamship star OF the Union, Cooksey,
Philadelphia via Hsysna schr Everett Jones, Rock:
land Below, ship Sorrento, Wilson, from Liverpool; bark
Nellie May, Hutchngs, from Liverpool
SOUTHWEST PAes, june 10, 6PM-saied, ships Union,
Helen Clinton and bark Sancho Panza On the bar bound
out steamship Oriental and ships INLAND and Polar star
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Onr COMMISSIONS to Agents

Exceed those OF every other establishment
OF the Rind.--prOOf OF this can be found in
others FoG CITBs OF THE SAFE SIZE. in ad-
ditiOn to which VIC claim to give better goods
OF The same character.
Fc tUiH send TO 4OcTltS free Of charge.
For n Club of 80 and Three Dollars.
i toz. good linen Shirt Fronts; set Solid
Gold studs; all Wool Cashmere Ior Pants;
fine white Counterpart, large size, elegant
RalmornI skirt; 20 yards brown or bleaehed
Sheeting, good quality, yard wide; elegant
leo Picture Morocco-boundP Photo. Album;
double lens EteTeOScope md II Foreign
Views; l silver plated engraved bottle Cas-
tor; elegant silk Fan; with Ivory or sandal
Wood Frame, ieatuered edge ana spangled;
quality, ivory balanced handle: Handsome
6eRGiod and lined Parasol; % yds, good Print;
very flne Damask Table Cover; pr. best
quality Ladies' Serge Congress EOOts; doz.
nne Linen Towels; u dOz. Rogers best silver
essert Forks; L Ladies' largo real N orocco
Travelling Bag; fancy dress pattern; a doz.
elegant silver plated engraved Napkin
Rings; doz. Ladies' line Merino or Cotton
Ring; or. Ladies' high cut BalmOral Boots;
elegant Delaine Dress Patterni1 Violin and
Bow, IN box complete; l set JeWelry, pin, ear
drops, and sleeve buttons.
For II Club of so and Five DoIlars.-
black or colored Alpaca Dress Pattern;
set Lace Curtains pr; all WOOL Blanketsi
Castor; beautiful Writing Desk solid
Gold Scarf Pin; 81 yds. very fine Cashmere
handle Knives Will silver plated FORKS;
elegant satin Parasol, heavily beaded and
lined with SILK, pr. gents Calf Boots 30 yds.
goo1 Print; 80 yds. good brown or Dleached
fSheetinR, yard wide or 40 yds. "a yd.Wide. good
Quality: 1 ladies' elegant Morocco travelling
Bag i SQUARE Wool shawl, plain Norwich
Poplin dress PATTERN ~ yds. double width
cloih for ladies' cloak elegant engraved Sill
yer plated Tea Pot; yds. double width water
proof cloth for cloaklng.
FOR N club orIOO and Zen DolI0rs.-I
rich Mcrino or Thibct Dress pattern; pnir
fine DamasR Table Cloths and Napkins TO
match; pair gents French Calf Boots;
heayy' silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher;
yery zinc all Wool Cloth Tor Ladies' Cloak,
web very best quality brown or blenched
Sheetinp: 7IS yds. fne Cashmere for suit;
elegant PopIin Dress Pattern; elegant Eng
Iish Berage Dress Pattern; beautiful Eng
lish Berage Shawl; set Ivory balanced nan
die KNIVES and Forks ladies or gents SIT
Yer Hunting-cass Watch; Bartlett Hand
Portable Sewing AI3chinei splendid Family
BIbie steel engraYings, with record and phO-
togrsph pages; % Sds. good Hemp CaTpeIing,
good colOIE; 1 pair good daTsellIes SSunL
GOOD 9 barrel Revolver; l elegant lur mum
md cane, single barrel Shot Guni sllYer
plated, engraved, 6 bottled REVOLVING Cas-,
Tor. cut glass bottles; very hne violin anu
Bow, in case; L set Ivory balanced KNIVES
ah Pe seIn for larger clubs Increase in the
same ratio.
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speffaI Anttfea.
nTo Owners of Horsaa ),

Thousands OF Horses die yearly from Collie
This need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian
Horse LinIment, in pint bottles. price one
dollar, win positively curc every case. II
given according tothe directions, when flrst
tnken. 1t is warranted superior to anything
else for Cuts Calls, Sprains; Old Sores, Swell.
inGs and sore Throat. 1t is no new remedy.
but OF 81 years' standing, and approved by
the hrst Horsemen in the country. Colonel
PhilO p. Bush, OF the Jerome Park Course.
has used it for years, and recommends n 10
his friends. Orders are constantly received
for it, from the Racing Stables in England.
1t has stood the test of time, no one has
ever tried 1t but continuesiis use. Recolleot
to get DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Imminent
III pint bottles, and take no other. Sold by
the Druggists and Store Keepers throughout
the United States. Depot 10 Park Place,
New York. sepl7.lmd&w
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THE
Rational Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
no. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
IN ,rrrrrrn ny TILE ,srrn M,
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. AIANGAM, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
s,llject to Cheek at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOS-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at i've per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF largo wealth md financial experience,
who are al:o personally liable to depositors
for all obligations OF the Company 10 double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
Il large or smallamC unts, and permits them
10 be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
At SIGHT and WIrHOUTNOT allow
ing Interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout tho country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special ad-
vantages ofsecurity, convene ace and pIofit.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-28
ONE DOLLAR FOR RACH ARfIGI,R,

nB-The best OF Boston and New York ref
srences given as 10 the reliability of our
house. aud that our business is conducted In
the faireSt and most legitimate manner pos
sible, and that we give greater value for the
money than can DO obtained any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken I'm
transportation replaced without
charge.
EB-Checks describing articles sold scnt TO
agents in Clubs at rates mentioned below.
We guarantee every article to cost less than
IL bought al any Boston or New York
Wholesale House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-28
Nofica

1lHE UNDERSIGNED HERRBY GIVES
a. n9Ice OF disappointment as as jsnee Of
t tEo estale OF William Davis of Wheeling in
me county OF Ohio, in the District OF Vest
SIslhla, and who was. to wit, on the 2(tn
G Giy, OF august, A. ID. 1889, adjudged Bank-
Onlted states District Court for said District.
DSted Ut wheeling the 18th day OF Sep
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