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New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
Sales bu Sutton.

Sales bu Sutton.
DY HENRY III. LEEDS & MINER.
ID HESRY II. LEyDs, Aucioneer . - .
THURSDAY and FRIDAY 3th and 6th Of
March l0l O'Clock DAY. at the well known BEkRAN
WAREROOS Dol Broadway nearly opposite the Metropolitan
fl0tel TIE LARGE and VALUABLE STOCK OF HOCSkFlR
NSING ARTICLES which will be found every article used by
families Housekeeping This the most complete stock offered
r y public 10 this ei' Catalogues oa morning OF sale
A. NJ MERwS. Auellonesr
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Broadway cor
sses Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture G
THURSDAY AFTERSOOS March s. at o'clock
NEW Notwithstanding variety Of valuable recent publications
nesry all due condition including Illustrated
Works 10 rich biudngs &C. Catalogues are ready
Csc A. LElvrr, Auctonser. -. -. .
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL, Astorpaes and Egblhst LEAyGrT SrREBElGH
SOLICITED LBRARiRs CATALoSuED AND SOLD
FRIDAY aui SATURDAY, March 6 aud T.
at = O'Clock m. each day.
A large and choice collection OF original and modetn
oil PAINTINGS.
Also tine Water Colors al In elegant frames ne 'o4ns
contain, beautiful subjects b. ayohie and celebrated ar
desirable pictures the dawngroom or gallery Among mi
Kokekock Casme Won Seben Lecmpuiscn smes Nreg Aey
Cooper Maes JuiaId Lion Musn Mr To beautiful copies ira
Robhe stc etc Also number Of hne landscapes and iens y
Ameuoan Hgmtoe Faulkner Lewis Cuefhouse lltene
GEyap Bpne Tbos Moran Roster LoeReis, ETC. ETC. tho
worthy the attention Of picture bner' iho 10 e s" " AUCTION
=" ~ NON On VIM PRRE. DAY AND EVENING.
MONDAY biarch 9. aud iollowng dAvs,
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY
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Giip 8tal Gsiati for saIt.

MURRAY HlLL-FOr SALE-A first -class
WI f,u.oty brownstsue front HOUSE. Thrgionh
handsomely escot st ~ complete order Apply
10 s. W. BENEDICT, No $50 SiSth.ave
CECURE MAPS at the Office of JOHNSON &
- MILLER no p Naaag feI the great SALE Of Saeke'i
boulevard sn Prospect Psk LOTS See auction sivertsemeut IN
another oouna Great opportunity capitalists aud Of moderate
S300 0O0 Money to loan on Bond and
WILLIAM II. MITCHELL, No n Ceiar-st, up stairs
HOSn 1nn TO LOAN on BOND and
n %DO.OOO MORTGAGE Ga two or more sumsl real
s't,t4 M tuis city OF BrOOkyu JOHN I. COSNEl,
No % WSlist. Room No. u.
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GALE OF SUBMARINE TELEGRAPHIC

CALE OF SUBMAKINE 7TEIIEUhAPuIU
- CABLR-DRPuIf QuARTkRhAsTER GENERALS otFI0hiI
BALTfMORE Md March l868popoa In writing are layiIsa
and viii be tbs odce until 70 Saturday March y eo
lat which they will be opndl for the purchase ths SUB
MARNB TBLBGRAPHC CABLE recently connecting Fort Monroe
aud CheTrystone, Va. 81, -.
Tue cable about ~ miles long and weighs iouns the mile u
the hes. material and With the exception OF hs eAh
AUD 10 sphc,s, n believed Ia be IN sound condltoa -,
The rect al bids Proposals shon1 oe
inaod Proposals r purchase Of sabm.rna Tslegranhe Gable
aud addressed 70 the undersigned
49, sTEwARt VAN vLtET, Deputy q General.
Bre'ei Major Gea. v, D, a.
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Suusts anS ,farms 1lant,S.

Suusts an6 -farms 1lant,S.
YARNS, FARMS, and Pleasant HOMES
wanted this side Jrv within 10 miles either side Of the
Erie Railroad JAQCES Ma. 203 BROADWAY
VlHE LOWER PART of n HOUSE WANTED,
Il by private family; so to $40 mouth ADDRESS
ROOMS, Box No. $50 Tribune Office.
TVANTED-A shore front FARM, either on
w Long Island NesJersey coast f which choice lots IN the
CITY Brooklyn viii exchanged. Address W C.. Tribune Ohce
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Suttiou SAILS Of Zeal Gstait.

VILLAS NJ. LirTLE Anct0neeL
by W1CK0FF g. LITTLE,
~ AUCrlONEERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No Isl Mcusguest. Brooklyn
lon' Lots Farms Dock Property bought and sold at Pabhe or
fffae Sale Special attention 20 Bxeeutors sud Referees Saleb
THURSDAY. March 5, 1873.
A. u O'Clock, a the CITY SALkSROOM,
Courtsi.. Moutaguest
SALE or VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AND LOTS.
hoNIAGJEST, side 100 feet west Hekssi 2story brick
store, plate glass
FULTONSr oh ard 81 3stoy brick stores 81 feet deep
Nlih l,ts unnng through to Jsness- go .
Jane, aud Flontsts
sTATEsT tgosn stone dwelling with all modern improve
ments
NEW YOBK-AvE 8 lots, e. cor Warren
bHOOhll " AVE. lots. w. q. v, Baltic
BALTICSr. 8 os o. - 100 H. west Of Brooklgn-aye
HlDSONANE. 3 lots s. commencing n. cor BergensI
DkAN.SI. 10 lots. s. s. v. cor Hudsonaye.
BEBGENSI.. lots n So 100 feet W. HudsonaEe =.
Maps terms Nc be obtained az tue once o he Aucu0lee 10
I5l MoNTAGUESr, NEAR COURT
SOSEPH MCGUIRE. Auctoneer
~ OmceNO ll6 Hlssaust,
win THURSDAY March 1868 u o'clock at the Exchange
Salesroom, No III Broadway,
threeiory sucear Philadelphia brick
HOUSES white marble trimmings known Nos 23 25 aud II
tod l25 Thirty north side
Te The houses have hot aud cold
marble min bath and other modern Improvements
futures throughout
fonrstory cellar brick HOUSES LOTS Nos 22
and 20 Bast Thirty south side l6 feet of Second
store and is occupied grocery.
The sale m peenporY, and good title fee simple will be
given.
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6itp 8raI estate for Sab.


TOHN B. CHURCH & JACOB SHARPE,
y 40 - PiNt-ST.
Real Estate Brokers ard Auct oneers ~
civ sd County PROPERTY SOLD or RENTED LOANS nego
tatsL - -
A CORNER HOUSE in Fiith-ave. for SALE,
"A With extra LOT Pnce $1,000 81 eci Z, one {t7rs lease
Cl4O Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No Pne-sL
FINE PROPERTY 90 acres on Broad
~ wsy hnHd and ghy fourth Ho 81 a1dou
bnpa Ala, inc and lots Eleytnth-aYe
Boulevard W.P SEYMOUR, No III BrosdUay
A WELL-BUILT, tincly-lOcated, first class
~ threesoiy hylstoop, q r. H. lroNnione HOUSE aI
modern iuprovemeus thorough Price snd term, reasonable
4upy 10 0NNER premises No. rs West Forty nnhst near
Broadway; st 40 1875 Broadssy Room No 9
A GREAT BARGAIN in Central Park LOTS,
n on unuing through TO One hundred S
seventh st. highest ground and nov on tue tTade Olheu
and Al 100 feet side the desirable street west OF
1sua PARK Appy W. JENNINGS DKMOREST 4IJ BoadvaE
business PROPERTY fOrSALE-On Greene,
srplr 70 JOHN MCCLAvE. No. - Prest.
nESIRABLE Tenement PROPERTY and
DWELLINGS, Tor SALE-No 23 Nutist Nos s. 2, II. lit
Fortt Nos Suvantt No 81 told MOI Etst hir7'
inhst lfrushtd) Apply JUDSON JARVIS ROOM No. l No.
2i3 Broadway
EIGHTH-AVE. PROPERTY for SALE.-For
- psfir.srs spplg 10 JOHN MCCLANE, No. a. Pi1e-s'.
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n q IL VI -:

Ten cent cash on day sale the balance the Goth % April
1863 when N. deeds vii, delivered Se'a per cent eau remain oa
Bond and Mortgage three or aSs years
THE SALE WILL BIZ ABSOLUTE. AND WITHOUT ANY LIM
ITATIoy or RESERVATION WHATSOEVER
For Man, .sd further particulars appy to the Aueones No q
Ctiarst, orto
G., j. e. T.. DE WITT,
ATTORNEYS PoR RxBoUToR.
NO ss SAssAgsT
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SrOOkIpn 8taI esiat. fuE saIs.

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE in Brooklyn,
~ fronting 2t feet Broadway and bekabve running %
through the block 10 the Boulevard containing y cry ot
elegantly embeshei with Ornamental hTulbe ceoee '
Of al kinds large Grape Cariag House c Ihe ho
iOr5O good order aud repete With all the modern mPfo
bathroom hot and cold etc Cars th doOi IL
directions; 20 minutes to the ierdes Peckp 6anis VI ~ A.
sold with without tie Furniture Possession immeus'y \
sired Apply to w JENNINGS DBMORbsT No ~ BtosoH ~
RROOKLYN HOUSES.-I promise TO snlt ~ any y
A. party really wishing TO purchase in Br'oEgH i''
glOOOJl 5000 houses for sale. 49, - ~, ca~y,-t
" 80 and No Il06 Fulton-ave, Brooklyn.
DARG TN-Handsome HOUSE, II rooms,
ID with eight lot, 1900 BROOKLYN yAQuES No 2,S Broadway
NOR SALE or TO LET-A TOBACCO FAC
ToRY and MACIIINRRY Brooklyu also brick smoke house
M other bp for storage aud manufacturing PupossA Can al No
SedgSick at. Brookgn.
NOR SALE CHEAP-Broollyn LOTS; five
on Wsrenst 2tl27 I've ChaunceT aud ten Sumprrs lots
$3.50 Fulton Aautave. lots, $50 to sloo Aso Garden
a. ) il CHAs h MILLER or F. ASSLEY No Woughbyst
BrooElyn
NOR SALE-A BRICK HOUSE. % by 100 feet;
II all modern improvements with observatory. HeOvst, No
38 between aud Csross Apply 70 H. STEVENSON No
255 Courtst. Brooklyn
EOR SALE-A handsome FRAME HOUSE,
er,enson and four f Lots and Fruit Trees situated on
Twelnh, Fifth ave- brooklyn Apply to H. STEVENSON No
25j Courtst
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~ the Post-Omce
nURIISUER's SALE of STANDARD and
1 n fISrRATID BOOKs ENGLISH aud AMERICAN PUBL.
,rr6Ss om one Of the large Droadwsy Publisher D. MINER
RARi;E u SKILL At ancon THURSDAY March s. at iOi clock
al their Sseoo No. 81 Ns,nt large collection Of elegant Illus
Ir,i ana STANDARD Medicine Theology Agriculture History
Rsle. Lettes Poetry &C. &C. from large Publishing House this
ty sold 10 euce previous removal among which
I a. Ps,eotts Dckeuss 1haekerays Shzkespeares Hume
snoe. Whites Scott lCooper Burns JosePhuss Bal
,ess Mlryar, Tennyson aud MoTss Fenaens Roys
GALLERIES AT aanch ssd Dusseldorf dale and other beau
above
ION. and are particularly wssth tue forming
psne private libraries a'sy book guaranteed complete aud
perfec
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Street


81 lots, bounded By sixty yseseu st, SIXTY esbh' Tenth and
also 6, lots bounded by gAth,t s1y ninth
Tenth and Ee,athas together With the DOaba Frame Dwelling
Hans, ,b,o, N. homestead Of the late M Joan H. Taman also
the four story stone DWelpsoa'e 'd Lot No u West
Eshtesuht soah side between fhh and SI'ha'eA-hoa'e To
With party walls, 10: 2sreL2 deep
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YUt,Is.

rVHE ASTOR HOUSE
~ e. 4 STETSON { SONS.
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8uarS anS GuOms.

NXTANTED-After 1st of April by Gentlemen,
w aSITrING BEDROOMS with breakfast, fuel light. and
e,nce In vicinity of Madonsluare Address Box No 2lBI
r. o. gyag h particulars aud terms which must be moderate
4 MONROE-ST., corner of Catharine st.
L BOARD for gentleman snd wife and single gentlemen
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AuctOneer, Office No.
gorsrs, Gatilgts, d.

gOrsrs, Garriagts &t,
AT OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MARTy
~ no NJ ksgtT Thirsenth a.. Foutl-ar-
JOHNSTON 4 VAN IANNkLb,
(Iate Miner NoneUilesD
Auction Horses Wagons Harness. AND eTeyth1g
IL horse line. TUESDAY snd FRIDAY
JOHNSTON VAN TAhSELL stand al The head 81 the ofss
this city No JockJng doubedeang Every
paty doing rely The most strict and impartial
justice Everything in the horse line At py sale s wholesale 1ues
CITY AUCTION MART Broadway and
~ Thirty uinthstJ HENRY. Auci0neer Regular saes OF
Horses sghs l,ues, Robes Blankets WHIPS 1e &c,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al II o'clock There ags
driving for shoSns bo sale No posponeue on account
large stock Of the shoye arue sNays on hna Pna
prices Cons gnments respectfully ohritei
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GALE of the ALABAMA AND FLORIDA
the District Court Of the United States for be Northern DLtn
FLORIDA sitting IN bankrnp s offer pubic se Al tne
door tue C 81 Pensacola, the hh l DAY
next at u ocoef NJ the following properly Ohe Alabama ADo r'
III miles 0f ROAD, complete, in running order
sal miles RoADBED with BRIDoBs TRRSTLISG ~ incom
pets. together yhthe CORPORATE FRANCHISE Of said
Also 1 LOCOMOTIVE kNGlEBS.
IS PLATFORM CARS tcomplssl
~ PLATFORM CARS (incoBpee.
J POLB CAR Qn oderl.
POLE CARS (ncompetel
OFFICE and ST0REROOM
PLATFORM SCALES (IiOwes.
Aso the TOOLS UTENSILS &c &c bs0ngng 70 sad Road
stng part Of Hydraulic Jacks Jacrseess hosnng mshnes
Woodonng Machines Wheebsows Irons TOR nrnAb Iron Aaa
Brass Car Tools Blacksmith Tools and SHOP var"
and Fms 100 lbs lbs Nes Iron IL so lbs Spkss eSa
Cross Ties Railroad Jacks lot OF Timber And lnmnef Om r~
uiure Clock Crowblss Spike Msu Ares bhoen Hoes
lot Of Cooking Utensils &C., &C.
The completion ofe connections viii place the BAY o.
Pensacoa-he harbo % the Guu immediate
Of and
and making Pensacola The great
depot Of trade and between South Aneea the 81
West Indes MEXICO aud California. and the great Agrn1fl aoa
Tennessee Ohio Illinois and Iuda ice aud expeditions outlet os
afonng
commodities received by long tedious and expensive route bS
for the Of five railroads tend
and is value insemsRt
due
ALEX. MAGRUDBR, Z. S Marshal (stessenserl
Pensacola Peb. H. lsGs
WILLIAM ABBOTT, Auctioneer, Office No.
l7O Chatham SALE Of e entire FUksi-
TURE contained Sandi5r House Nos ~ a asd N Fouteen,
Of Onion square MONDAY March at 0t O'clock
81 bedrooms elegantly furnished Rosewood aud mshogsny
besea best hair er beds pillows aud holsters maEbs-
tables waAhs,sGd tables caAne
other carpets P suites rosewood piano. Freneh plsts
mrror. basement irfnur ~ LUSH Attorney for Mortgages
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4 Warning TO COuntcrfeiterS,
md n Caution 10 PUrCElaSeIS.

NJ expense will be spared no legal means OF
Furnishing fraud will ho neglected, in the effort
to prevent the counterfeiting Of H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. But scoundrelism,
when iis cunning and activity are stimulated
by tho hope Of gain, is very ingenious and in
dustrious The men whose despicable business
it is To simulate valuable proprietary medicines,
and who substitute therefor dangerous or worth.
less preparations, arc proverbially difficult to
catch. Most of them have many aliases, aud
they fit from State to State with surprising
agility, in the hope of cvading the clutches of
the law. The proprieturs of HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTEES are determined, if posi-.
bic. TO HINT them dD,o4. Travelling agents
employed for this purpose, and whenever an
offender is detected he is prosecuted with the
utmost riGOr If the biC.
No amount of vigilance, however, can prevent
the occasional introduction. of limitations and
conntcrfeits. The public are therefore eau
TONED not to purchase any article pnrpott'
ing to be HOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS which is not authenticated by the band.
Some government stamp specially engraved for
the proprietors, and also by their superb new
label with beautiful vignette, representing
the conflict between St George and the Dragon,
Mt the top and miniature note of hand signed
HOstetter s. Smith, at the foot.
N B-The genuine BITTERS are sold in
BOTTLES ONLY. All persons who pretend TO
sell the article by the gallon or barrel, are i'm.
posters and the stuff they offer is a worthless
and probably poisonous counterfeit.
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Remedy for snake Bite.

A writer in the Journal Of Agriculture,
gives the following remedy for the bite
of vensmous snake, and We reprint it
for what it is worth:
IL know remedy that is sure for
cure attlesnake bite. Take thimbletull
of rifle powder, wet it so that it will
burn slowly, then place it on the part
bitten, and burn it OFF; burning the
wet powder draws the poison to the
surface; then wipe the poison off with a
cloth, then split raw onion, bind one
half on the wound, and go about your
work rs usual. In the year 1925, | was
resident in Waterloo, Monroe Co.,
III. Mr.. Brady Rust, resident at the
same place. was bitten by a large yell
low rattlesnake on the instep Of his foot.
/ applied the above remedy by his o..
Rust's) direction. b. Rust had seen an
Indian in Onandaga Hollow, in the
State of New York, who was bitten by
a rattlesnake, use the wet powder, OF
whom b. Rust learned the above cure.
The powder was applied within one
half hour after he was bitten"
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HabituaI COstiveness OF Con-
situation.

From this affection arises many of the ailings
of mankind In our everyday walks OF life we
hear people complain of Nervous and Sick Head
ache, BiLiouSreSs Inactivity Of The Lirer, Piles
LiStless1lesS DEBILITY, Loss Of Appetite, Cholic
Pains, Want Of Sleep a, might, and Dro"siness
through The day. Generally the cause Of all this
train of difficulties can be traced to CostirenesS
or Constipation Of the Bowels and remedy for
this complaint is what is required; but among
the multiplicity of cathartic remedies how shall
they choose We all know that most cathartics,
after thorough action on the bowels leave them
in perhaps worse constipated state than seiore
the remedy was taken. This, however is not
the case with R06dcks Blood Pius. They act
mildly, yet most effectively, on the trer, caus.
ing that organ TO throw off the accumulated
morbid matter leaving the stomach and bowels
in perfectly healthy and natural state and not
cO1lstipated.
Those afflicted in this way would do well,
after the treatment above indicated, to have
EobdckS Stomach BitterS where they could take
:: dose after each meal; they would aid digestion
and strengthen the stomach.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
iunl5-lm
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aatber warm. and warm the grease, .

leather warm, and warm the grease, NOS
so it will flow, but have it so soft tnaS
it may be put on with a brush. Shoaio
the leather seeur> TOD need itssiYe the
shoes or boots an .oiling OCCASIONALLY;
Isisn0t best to dfy this shoe 'grease an
inbefore the fire, bat allow, it toremain
On the, surface ofthe leather. "A light
coat Of this Kind will exclude the water
even if boots are exposed to the wet all
day. This shoe grease will not inJure
leather by rendering it hard and inelas-
tic. When a mans boots are exposed to
wet he saould wash them clean at night,
and hang them up in the kitchen where
the leather will dry gradually, and pnt
on little grease every morning. 1t is
far better 20 grease little often than
To grease bouDtifally every ten OIL twelve
days. heather should not be allowed
to become very dry before greasing.
Always apply the grease as soon as the
leather is almost dry; then the leather
will be mellow, and never become hard.
Nothing Injuries boots and shoes more
than to be Set aside to dry when COW
cred with dirt. Keep boots and shoes
away from the fire when they are liable
to be heated. Heating the leather IN
lures its. Z. Todd.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADvERTISEMENTs.-L s6o. 90
james w. Bulger.
Di. idend-Citizcns Fire, Marine and
Life Insurance Company.
National Building Association-H. c.
Morgan.
Music! Music Mrs. Martha Whita-
ker.
Executors Sale-John Irvine.
Fourth of July ExcursiOn-Hempheld
Railroad.
Semi-annual Statement of Wheeling
Savings Institution.
"Cbeap Bricks"-C. Ii. Quimby.
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Blu. b. P.-The great friend of the
housewife. If you want light and whole
some backwheat cakes, use it. If you
want nice biscuit, use it. Ii you want
any kind of light bread or cakes, use it,
and yen will be sure Of having what
You want. Manufactured by L. Book
ing, No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
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Rarmerx, shoe Grensc.

Put into some FIRE proof vessel one
fourth pound of lard or soft grease like
lard, one-fcurth pound of tallow-beef
OF mutton tallow--one- fourth pound of
beeswax, half pint of Reatsfoot oil,
three or four tablespoonful of lamp
black, and piece of gum camphor as
large as hens egg, Melt the ingredi
ents over slow fire, and stir them
thoroughly after they are melted. New
Ar heat it so. hot as to make it boil.
Soft grease which has salt in twill not
ip1iure the leather. Now have the
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The Healing Pool.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which de.
stroy the manly powers, and create impedi-
ments TO MARRIAGE, with sure means of re.
lief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, fr0e OF
charge. Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN B0UGH.
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
,ja3l 3m
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SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
~ Wheeling SAVINGS Institution. July J. 1863.
WHEELING 81

WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
July LIST 1868. )
The Directors of this Institution have de.
clared a dividend of ten tiO) per cent on its
Capital Stock out of the earnings for the past
six months, free Of State and Federal tax, pay.
able to stockholders on demand.
a. e. QUARRIER,
imI3 Treasurer.
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Latest ImpFOveInenfs /;
Assignee's Notice. H..
rftuR ETYnR RaUGNRn HrRRRa~

L gives notice OF his appointment a a.
Wheelfnz in the county q Ono In the District
Of West Virginia, who EAs, 70 wit. on the
18th day Of Nay, a. d. ls6s Adjudged Bank
rupt upon the petition Of himself, by tie q. s
District Court for the saia District
Dated at Wheeling. ". Va, the 2Oth day of
June A d. Isle.
iuna6-Oaw3v = A RRENTLINGRR
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart Dis
cases, Catarrb, successfully treated by
DIR. Aborn, l34 Smithfeld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book by mail so cents.
febl-ly
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JHWADVERTISEMENTs
IOST-S6S.60.

nKTwEEN MERCHANTS NATIONAL
Is BANK and Bulger's Livery Stable q small roll
Of money, containing Sixty sight Dollars and
Sixty Gents The finder win be literally re-
warded-by leaving it with the subscriber.
iy3.2t JAMES w. BULGER.
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DIVIDEND.

1NHE CITIZENS FIRE, MARINE AND
i Lite Insurance Company of Wheeling have
this day declared dividend Of Five per cent.
on the Capital Stock Of said Company, payable
to the stockholders Oh and after the 10th inst,
free of Government tax.
jy3Iw W. W. SHRIVER, Secretary.
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Chean "Bricks', for Sale |!

WHAT Is, ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
Brick Pemeroy's Lacrosse Democrat"
lust received fer last week and this. Price, 7
cents per copy; $3.50 per year. six copies for
QUIMBY'S BOOK s. NEWS STORE, :
iy3It Market street near Quincy.
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sRRING WATRRs-

MINERAL sRRING WATRRs.-I
vi have just received, fresh from the Springs,
a supply of Congress-. Empire and Columbia
Waters. Also, Yichy. Kissingen, Spa, Pyrmont,
Marienbad and st. Adams Waters. Missisquoi
and Gettysburg Waters TO arrive. At E. BOOK
ING Pharmacy, No. Odd Fellows Hail.
lung
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PEOPLES RANK,

WHEELING, June 80, 1865.
rINHE DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY
l declared a dividend Of Eight per cent. Hpon
the Capital Stock out of the earnings Of the last
six months, payable TO stockholders on demand.
iyl-3t j. +. UPDEGRAFF, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-03
rHR BOARD OF MANAGERS OF

l the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
have declared dividend of Four "a per cent
on the Capital Stock of the Company, out of the
for the last six months, pay able on or
after the 9Th day Of July, 1858, TO the stock.
holders holding stock this day.
JOS. LAWSON, Secretary.
WHEELING, W. Va, July l, 1868. jyllw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-03

CARTRIDGE Is NOW BETTER PRE-
J. pared than ever, and offers greater induce.
nents than heretofore to those wanting any.
thing, from Card Picture, at - for One Dollar,
to tho finest Oil Painting, at less prices than
formerly.
In my Frame Department have a man who
has served an apprentice at making Square
Frames, and all can depend upon their being
made in the best manner and at lowest prices,
so they will not fall to pieces.
Ny Gold Frames are all gilt in my establish
ment and nothing but the best gold used. and will
be sod as low as the same quality of work can
he bought East or West. A large assortment Of
Gold Frames for Oil Paintings always on hand.
Old Frames re.gilt and made better than when
new. All sizes of Ovals, in Gold, Walnut and
Rosewood
Photograph Albums Stereoscopes and Views,
Wall Brackets, Artists Goods, including Oval
and Square Stretchers; Oil, Canvas, Tube Paints,
&c, &c.
Stock of Looking Glasses and Pictures, which
are sold at Cost, are getting less every day.
The Schedule Of Prices adopted for a few days
for the benefit Of School Children should receive
the attention Of every Parent within fifty miles
of Wheeling. junl