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Memoranda.

Capt wbitmore, of the schr Anna. reports that
on the 9th inst a. Pm. experienced heavy gale
of the Chandelieur Islands, which lasted hours,
during which his vessel lost her fore-topmast, gaf
and outer bob.stay. and sustained considerable
other damage. The wind at first came from every
point of the compass, and finally settled to a hea-
vyNW gale, which continued for over "a hours.
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, AZ 5F soy.
ES8 vfA!so usAs, wAsHik9IOf, PORT
ene Bayou Ceurtsblesn-fhe good and safe steamer
c,s,2 IN s., Jus =. LouHsnss' .s,z5. Mellon
su1s-y q 10 O'Clock For freight passage apply
BLOCH BROS, ISL comnon strs~t n. o.
or o. BINCkLEY son. washington. La
The steamer k1nis Wax,>y connects Il Washington
With steamer bull Frog and bsges foe all landings Bayou
bseuf and wiz sign through bills Of lading
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ANECDOTES OF REv DR.. BErHUSE.-0ns day
he was engaged In discussion on the subject OF
apostolic succession. The doctor proposed to
test The question: be said TO his friend, who was
9 stronr believer In the doctrine, . You know
the apostles had the power to take up serpenfs
without being injured. Now. If your convention
of bishops, assembled 10 New York. will permit
me to upset box Of rattlesnakes among them.
and no one Is injured, 1t might convince me-" A
stout gentleman. whose face bore external evil
tones, complained TO the doctor Of bis health and
said that be was as weak az moth.n "A
behemoh, think" replied the laughing minis
ter Sometimes however, his wit was fully
matched b, that Of his subject. Thus, when DR..
Bethune was walking with clergyman almost as
full in person as himself, they espied another
Brooklyn pastor, who presented perfect con-
trast to their rotundity and who, at the tine was
suffering from horrible attack of dyspepsia.
As he approached Bethune said to his companion,
within hearing of the third party, . SEES there
anybody that looks so cadaverous as that can't
wide awake. and rejoined, " Brethren, / don't
know about the conscience, but Ia rather have
the gizzard of one OF you THAI the brains Of
bosh.n The good doctor enjoyed the sharp
reply, and. after hearty laugh, said, Let u
go; We can't make anything dut Of him today
Coon THNs--1he mayor of Charleston. South
Carolina got or rather neat joke the other
day at the expense of some of the regular visitors
Of his court. Immediately after taking his seat in
the morning. he ordered the doors Of the room to
be closed; and the crowd of idle spectators. after
enjoying the proceedings, were called upon for an
explanation OF their presence. Some we're there
on business, and some for mere transient curiosity
= These were excused; but the habitusl loafersor
vagrants were fined two to three dollars. or as
many days confinement. The police Office, since
then, has lost all its charms for loafers.
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N. O., J. & G. N. r. R.-April ia bales Of
cotton W Frierson &co--l do J L Dunnica &co
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MISREPRESENTATION. /
oALvRUToN-xNDIANOx4A
noBeAs Iu11 .. Z HAN sEzAnsmrA
ishs.iss =. i;sa isv5s'~s;s s;ssssSiss is1n iai'
z. g ...... n ::sss;
Alsbs @ esss .t ...-.. 4srssn.
>ssssree'
rA' 's'-.sA's A@s,' v,,.ox 60. |
wm IN q SUNDAY. Aprl lssh, asAH
ysrhdsAt q psssass sppg .
oHAa 4. WHITNEY co.. Asnt.
20 and y osno sirssk
No vhi.ly rcsivsd without IN order from the onics
-, The q: 'S'f Hs aye s succeed The AGNES
EsR rExAs...-......-......-.F TExAs.
INSIDE BxRw1Crs BAx ROUTE
NEW oRrKAxs oPxLousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAnR0AR
.. s.. "a =; zs ss;s s:s: ssss
the train leaving The Asis.s Depot e A srvins st
q Srssssss 4 d.1s.soa 's = -''' Lam
Observation-Disclosures. ,. n. LEWIS,
y SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYs ~
reks % = hsd and secured unt O'Clock
iousss Rslrssd comosny. No q csnsi street, or Il i6s
s' l-aahs . '1s WE SxScsT s.pnssndsuA
CORPUS CHRISTI
NEW ORLEANS. orELoUsAs AND GREArwEsrERS
M RAILROAD.
ZOE CORPUS CHBuoTIs ROCKP0RT AND
st. Mays via New Orleans opsossas and Great Western
Railroad, and Morgan Iins-sssamer
The above seamer leave erashear CITY the arrival
Of the A. train SUNDAY April ~ landing freight
and passengers Rockpor for Corpus thrsh and st. Mays
Freight received up to 8 p n SATURDAY. Passengers
take the fsybost Of b. Ann street. Opposite jackson
square,) at 7:soAH @. W. r. BAYLEy.
.ft.- General Superintendent,
o. Canal street
PHILADELPHIA-
Eo1 PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
THE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN nAn
Is STEAMSHIP ooxPANrs
Regular ssmsns.thly Lane Of sss.nship.
Suniata. ms tons p. BoxM
To sail MONDAY. April 18th. tsrx.
ESA rAAAA DHA-T Ia VA AA = "a
Ths hvorits steamship
STAR ar the Union.
Ca. = oooxsrv
:, :.
WI saw M vAan ~ foss 10 r''' D's'hcs' ss'~'
Cabin Passass V Havana. .sse earrssey.
rhrourb Tscksss 70 New York, Baltimore and Boston
For freight q psssags. having spIendid socommods-
ns.s srpv -
CHEVY. MORRISON 4 90,
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The above Stove uses any cent less fuel and bakss BET
bread than any other stowe now In use This fact ws
fairly demonstrated incoztestaby at the Nsch
les and Agcutu Far Of New Orleans lSos and the st.
Louis Fair OF 1861
Every one Of Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city frss Of casrga
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Pstsrns liberal offered the trade
VH1 90 H. HALLER. Agent,
No l3s Tchoapitoulas greet
ordsuIs at box No. % Mechanism and Dsslsr Exchanges
No los st. Charles the New orisans Postecs
win rsssivs prompt sstsston-
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NEW ORLEANS orELoUsAs AND GREArwEsTERN
RAILROAD.
EOB CORPUS CHBusTIs RocKPoRr AND
st. Mays via New Orleans opelossas and Great westem
Rsilrosd, and Morgan Lins-steamer
rHE Alabama. at lH
The above seamer win leave erashesr CITY the arrival
Of the A. train SUNDAY April ~ landing freight
and passengers Rockport for Corpus ths and b. Mays
Freight received up to r n SATURDAY. Passengers
take the ferybost Of st. Ann street, opposite jackson
squareJ ct 7:30A n. CIV. r. BkYLEy.
-ft.-' General Superintendent.
o. Canal street.
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves BykRv SATURDAY. stsrM
EOB GRAND ECoRE. ST hAURTCK MONT
gomery, (win take FIRE ght for all landings ths Ben
Disa) couie Alexandra, foman's Bsrbms and ali inter-
mediate landings lw take freight Shreveport and inter-
mediate landings resripping AlexsndrATns new s.d
magnificent sdsvhesl passenger steamer
"a Nicholas. $1,000.
"a. JOHN DowTY. Mass>r.
Lou Clayton and J. ). Dowty. Clerks,
VIII leave ~ above For freight apply board
or to WINBURh A LORD. 90 GrAvisr strss<
be 81 Nicholas VIII take freight With passengers for an
Coast Landings high the mouth Of River clerk
will be On the landing 70 receive freight evsry ThusdAy
morning
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- ~ :. q L..r = !. : Il
Sonnsou oco- H't$.us c 80, wv
: :, . newman Geo. wefens o.avlo F oco1 ~
maize dco-i6 nliar oco-4 nu.son oco
AlCu0. 8ch0rck u Aue0y-1 JnO Hof0lo eco
Payne, Huntington &c0-l0 d Ably dco-S DO
II Peale &co-6 Chaffe q Bros N Oglesby
LII 1ssr~s- an q Issev ,fsrrv LOO
1oI ~ son-i ~ y n...s ao = So 80; FL
ger Gco-zcu0o Df1cks oeston-soos ,eet ium-
80 srrdvies a. ordsrw Total IL hale cotton
" ' - - 49,
8TEAuHHISB-s.8JE
NEW YORK.
FOR new YORK
es -s stt -s --.- AtAAs
NHRCHANTv STEAMSHIP LINE
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BRAZO6 SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves on SUNDAY. April II. ats Ak
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO = THE Low
pressure side-wheel iron steamship
Bt. Mary,
r. s. BOURNE, Commander.
WIN above from her wharf, foot Of ST. Joseph street.
carrying the u mails For freight passage, apply
CHAS. A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents.
$50 .-.s... - s,-.is- 30 and 50 Camp street.
n F.-Ne freight received without order frsE the
Aeents The St. Mary wiz stop at Galveston to take she
mails al ~ -. = -. n - = -.
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GEN 9aitfrtiseE.lilsIleufs.
Sc. Louis and Iron Monntain

TDAILROAD COMPAWY,9 eeva1, NJ.
5bd S sL r ro5 Mo5a h sondS EebsunIEy
tss iTtsas @ Pot Knob ARE now more
5tlil1 tLAe lnteLssS on ne SnlEe mortgage.
The proceeds OF theSs , Bo1ds aT &c aSdS6g %
sSe e IN ~ III IS ano NOT
Over " - ~ iIs ne
sd1 az IosSsst N I,tSIi ~.
t g AZ tSi, S S,stS,,t ~,
sSts ~ ~ - IL - isI y, ~ - S
q ~ ~ ~ a., - won
- ~ rfSsIS $500 ~ $500 a r onJs Nj,
We ~ 1s,tsfs,Is11 soTitaIIS- SSesoSS,,
men, ,i @ - .,it I1oItoSsa tSS,S5S
~ 1iS t q even Pc T,
ToaSi as . S s, stHnIIa ~ ~
80 ,1-IiI ~ y y 49, ~
fSSs 1t ~, ~ = y, anu tiis5 - u i
nsrisnoa IS = II III N 1 H.,
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The Drunnard,s Cure.

Some months ago, says an exchange,
a gentleman advertised that he had dis
covered sure specific for the cure OF
drunkenness. He would not diyulRe
the secret of what compounds he used,
but furnished the medicine at SO much
per bottle. He did not have so many
applicants for his cure as he expected,
considering the extent of the disease.
In fact, the more malignant cases did
not seem anxious for relief They rath-
er appeared to enjoy the malady. A
few, however, placed Inconsistencies
treatment, and some were cured
whether by taking the medicine or by
not taking strong drinks we are not
prepared to say. One of the cured
ones had faith in the medicine, rigidly
carried out the directions OF the doctor,
and now has not the least taste for in
toxicating drinks; whereas. one
year ago lie was an inebriate, and
could not get along with less
than a pint to quart of whisky per
day. He said that, at some trouble and
expense, he had procured the receipt
for the preparation OF the medicine,
which he had published for the benefit
of suffering humanity. 1t is as follows :
Sulphate of iron, five grains, pepper
mint water, eleven drachms, spirit OF
nutmeg, one draclfm, twice a day, This
preparation acts as tonic and stimu-
liant, and so partially supplies the place
of the accustomed liquor, and prevents
that actual physical prostratiou that
follows the. sudden breaking off from
the use OF stimulating drinks. 1t is to
be taken in quantities equal to an Or
binary dram and as often as the desire
for dram returns. Any druggist can
prepare the prescription.
1t is said this preparation will soon
remove all longing for Intoxicating
drinks. Try It, you who honestly wish
TO break away from habit which is
hurrying you TO a drunkard's grave.
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THE democrats OF the Third district of
Maryland have nominated Duncan
MCPHERSON for Congress. Like Mr..
vallandigham, MCPHERSON takes rank
as a representative democrat" He
made speech recently, from which we
extract the following:
al know that Billy Seward wrote
that address. I hate him worse than
1 do the devil. / believe him to be the
very hell cat himself. While 1 am
talking about Billy Seward will say
this, that IL there ever was a CONSUME
mate scoundrel on the face of god
earth, 1t is he. . We come next to this
great man Grant. He might have been
great man ifhe had acted ont the prfn-
ciples ofan honorable soldier. Give
me hundred men and / will whip
him and two hundred men easily, if he
stands up man TO man. do not con-
slider him much more than an ass. It
was only circumstances that placed
him in the position where he was.
he has not got enough good sense to
grease pole WITH
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with the statement issued on the LIST of
August last, shows that the debt bear
ing coin interest has Increased S., 49,
$50; the debt-bearinR currency interest
has increased 3, 195, so; the matured
debt not presented for payment has de-
creased s., 433, 1851, so; the debt bearing
no interest has Increased S2,6S2. 020; the
Pacific railroad COMPANIES have in
creased S, 104, 600, making an Increase
in the total public debt Of S9, 667, 52s 20.
The amount of coin on hand in the
Treasury has Increased So, 160, 1888 q; the
amount of currency on hand has de-
creased SHOE, 287 A, making the In
crease OF the whole public debt, less
cash on hand, So, O79,s S2 SO.
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CHARLES SEYMoUR of the La Crosse
Republicans, who Is one of the greatest
wags out of Congress, had a big BAN
ner painted, "Vermont goes 10, 600 bet
ter" and strung IL across the street,
from his office TO Epperson's Block.
The Democratic procession escorting
the renegade Doolittle through the
streets OF La Crosse was obliged to pasS
under this banner. As they did so,
Doolittle lifted up his voice and wspt.
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or better qualify than any other concern IN the
country for he UNIFORM price Of e.
0NE lOLLAR FQR EACH ARTICLE.

BBThe best OF Boston and New York ref
erenees given as TO the reliability OF our
house, and that our business Is conducted In
the faiTest and most legitimate manner pos
money than can be obtained any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken I'm
transportation replaced without
charge.
agents in Climbs al rates mentioned below.
We guarantee every article 10 cost less Than
IL bought at any Boston or New York
Wholesale House. ILl
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b. n. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
1II and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer II
Cooking ana Heating Stoves. No. Is Main
Street, Wheeling, West Virginia.
would respectfully call the attention OF
the public to my large and select stock OF
Copper Stills, Copper and brass Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
job workof all kinds viii receive my I'OI-
ROnal attention.
on Wen Casing and sand Pr1rnr s rili,Ie 10
order on short notice.
Z 1900 feet 90 inch Well Tubing, which Will
be sold cheap; also Agent for Zimmerman's
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
the public are Invited TO call and examine.
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a x h s
ALL STYLES AND SHAPES.
Roget YOURS ron NornING.Sa

Any one who sends us an order for Five
(5) Axes, at one dollar and n half each,
with the cash, will receive one extra, for
nothing.
We viii put our Axe alongside of any
other make and prove 1t the best finished
and The largest Steel, measuring two and 81
half inches. -E-
We have made Axes for twenty-five years,
ana won't yield the palm In shape to any
manufacturer, and yet confess that q sucker
OF Illinois," called CoLBURN, beat us in his
patent shaper The circular bit and continue
Gus edge makes tbs same labor produce
twice as much effect.
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A Boy about i've years old, died in
city, from drinking Bourbon whisky.
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IVA Government Grant OF Tho right
to issue Its own FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, to aid in building theroad, to
the same amount as the o. 8. Bonds,
issued for the same purpose aud
no more. THE GovKRNAIENT PERMITS
the trustees for the First Mortgage Bond
holders to deliverthe Bonds TO the Conn
pany only as the road Is completed, and
afIer 1t has been examined by United
States Commissioners and pronounced to
be in all respects a frst-class Railroad.
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III.-A Government Grant of United
States Th!rty-year Bonds, amounting to
from $4,000 to s4s eco per milo, according
to the difficulties 10 be surmounted on
tho various sections TO be built. The
Governmenttnkes a second mortgage as
security, and It is expected that not only
the interest, but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered by the
Company in transporting troops, mails
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@anfatipnal.l
. WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

TIHE FALL TERM OF THIS IESTFTu.
tuition VIII begin 6EPTRN[BER 1stl 1S5S.
The scope Of the College beside 9 PREPA5
RATORY DEPARTMENT, embraces full
and thorough Courses OF Instruction In
Mathematics, dllcie1It aud Modern Languages,
Phfl0sOphy, General literature, the Sciences.
AgEtetILftE6, and Military IuctteS.
The cost OF Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $50 to $40 per annnm-
IN respect To Health, beautiful Scenery and
IIx0Ta5Ie Moral surroundings, the place Is
uuSuI passed. 80 - 49, =
ALEX. MARTIN, DID; President, and
fIoieSor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
y. 9. LYON, An, Pfee President, Professor
o. Engtish LITERATURE and Principal Prep'y
Col. =. Z. WAVE, A. NJ, Professor OF Ma
themaucS aad OF Military Tactics.
s. q. STEVENS, A. NJ, ProfesSor of Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural ScienceR
HENRY W. HARMAeg, DID,, Professor of
Ancient and Modem Languages and IItsra.-
ture.
oLIvm W. MILLER, A. NJ, Assistant In
the Preparatory Department. ~
GEO. NJ HAGAH6, Esq., Superintendent of
the Grounds and ButldlngS.
HUGH w. BROCK, NJ. d., lecturer on
Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. DILLE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law. ---e--=- ..
MoRaANFoWN.West Va.
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upon such a property, costing nearly three
times their amount,
Are Secure Beyond Any Contingency.
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years.
are for $1,000 each, and have coupons at
tached. They bear annual interest, payable
on the first day of January and July at the
Company's Office in the city of New York
at the rate ofsix per cent in gold, The prin-
cipalts payable in gold at maturity. The
price is 100, and at the present rate of gold,
they pay a liberal income ON their cost.
The Company believe that these Bonds, at
the present rate, are the cheapest security In
the market, and reserve the right to advance
the price at any time. Subscriptions will be
received In New York.
At the Company's ONCE, No. 70
Nassau Street,
AND BY
sJOhn J. cisco q son.: Bankers, No.
90 wall street,
And by Leading Bankers generally through
outthe United States. r.
Re,niaaneel GHould 6e,nads In dlrQrIs or sLher
funds par IN NeiD York, and the Bonds tcit be
sent free Of charge BY return erpTeSa. PuTttes
SltbscTfbfn0 through local agents, tDiu look to
then'JOr their SQJe delivery
a PAMrH1Er AND MAP ron 1858 has just
been publshedby the compsnysgiyin tnI-
Ter information than is possible in an adver-
ttsement, respecting the Progress of tho
Work, the Resources OF the Country travers-
ed by the Road, the Means for Const ructton,
and4he Value Of the Bonds, which win be
sent free on application at the Companys
omces, or to any of the advertised agents.
JOHN ]. CISCO, Treasures, MY.
JULY n. 1858. Jels-tlsspl
TRTELLI6ENCERJ JOB OFFICE,
i No. Is Quincy street.
DRAY TICKETS ANDBMLso OF LADINe
PROGRAMMES AND FOSTERS.
CHECKS, NOTES. RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFACTURERS LAREIs. w.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS
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onr Commissions to Agents

OF the kind.-proof of this can be found in
comparing our premiums with those OF
others FOR CLUBS OF THE SANE SIZE, in adj
dition to which we claim to give better goods
OF the same character. =
Ufrfug ~ fa 4 fra6 nj rbf
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For a CIab or 100 innud ron DoiIats.-1

For CIab Of1OO and Zen DoIIafs.-l
rich Mertno or Thibet Dress pattern; 1 pair
match; pair gents French Calf Boots:
heavy, silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher;
very dne all Wool Cloth for Ladies' Cloak, j
web very best quality brown or bleached
Sheeting: ~ ydS. dne Cashmere, for suit; j
elegant Ropnn Dress Pattern; 1 elegant Eng
Ish Berage Dress Pattern. beautiful Eng
Hsh Berage shawl: ] set Ivory balanced ham
die Knives and Forks ladies or gents Sill
Portable Sewing Machine splendid Family
Bible, steel enEFaytngs, with record and pho
toRTaph pages; - yds. good Hemp CaIpettng,
good coloIs; pair good MarseIIIes Qutlti I
good barrel Revolver; i elegant fur mum
and cape, single barrel Shot Gum silver
nor cTIt glSss botties- 1 very fine Violin and
Bow, In case; set Ivory balanced KNIVES
PIe : for larger Clubs Increase in the
same ratio. a.
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VA capital Stock suBserIption nom
the stockholders, of which orer Right
Milton Dollars have been paid In upon
thework already done, and which VIII
be increased as the wants ofthe Company
require.
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700 MILES
oFTHE
UNION PACIFIC r. r.

ia Government Grant of 1880 acres
of la nd 10 the mile, taken in alternate
sections on each side offs road, This is
an absolute donation, and will be a
source of largo revenue in the future.
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Ne IUfu send TO AgeIltS free Of charge.
For n Club OF so and Three Dollars.
II doz. good linen Shirt Fronts; set Solid
Gold studs; all Wool Cashmere Tor Pants;
dne white Counterpane, large size, elegant
BalmoraI Skirt; 20 yards brown or bleached
Sheeting, good quality, yard wide; elegant
double lens Stereoscope and II Foreign
Views; silver plated engraved bottle Cas-.
tor; elegant Silk Fan; with Ivory or sandal
Wood Frame, 1eatnered edge and spangled;
Steel Carving Knife and Fork, very best
quality, ivory balanced handle: handsome
very fine DamaSk Table Cover pr. best
qualify Ladies' Serge Congress Boots dog.
Eessert Forks; Ladies' large real - orocco
Travelling Bag fancy dress patterns u doz.
elegant Silver plated engraved Napkin
Rings: 1 doz. Ladies' dne MeTino or Cotton
Stockings; Gents heavy chased solid Gold
Ring; pr. Ladies, high cnt Balmoral Boots;
elegant Delaine Dress Pattern; Violin ann
Bow, In box complete; set JeWelry, pin, ear
drops, and sleeve buttonG.1 or retE --i.-fs-l :
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'HIES HE11nn TNnLVTHr

Hundreds of articles for families at ONE
DOLLAR each. New Fall Circular now
ready. Checka 10 cents each, describing ar.
Hcle. Great Inducements 10 Agents. STOCK-
MAN q CO., 81 Water street, Boston, Mass.
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A LII wanting employment can have {
Bro, IA SAMSON street PhIladelphfa, =
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For a Climb OF 80 and Five Dollars
black or eolored Alpacca Dress Pattern; 1
set Lace CuTtainsS pr: an Wool Blanketss
Engraved silver plated bottle Revolving
Gator; / beautiful Writing DeRk;u solid
Gold Scarf Pin; 31< ydG. very hne CaRstmeTe,
for Pants and Vest set Ivory balanced
elegant satin Parasol, heavily beaded and
lined with SILK, pr. gents, Calf Boots; 30 yds.
SheetinR, yarIi wide or 40 yds. Iyd.WideRood
quality; ladies' elegant Morocco Travelling
Bag. square Wool ShAWlS plain Norwich
P0pIin dress Pattern; ~ ydAs double width
cloth for ladies' cloak; elegant engraved Sill
yer plated Tea Pot 3 yds. double width water
oroof cloth for ciOafziIR. b. s-l-fs7s - = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11
DIR. WHITTIEI

o70nn YEAR TO AGENTS to sell
p16OO the star Shuttle Sewing Ma
chimes. FILI particulars free. Extra induce.
ments TO experienced Agents. Call on or adj
dress W. g. WILSON d CO., Cleveland, o.;
Boston, Mass. or 81. LouIs..Mo. L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11

"ARTED.-SALES 70 travel for a
w Manufacturing Company and sell by
sample Coed wages are guaranteed. Ad.
dress, with stamp, II. ID. HAMILTON q CO.,
No. 4I8 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.