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hard drink. Left to their sole merits
as decayed relics of the rebellion their
battered old hats would be passed
round among the people and come back
very empty Not many OF them would
esteemit worth while to attenda second
Democtatie soonyepaon. They would
wherewlth to cover their late records,
and would be as hopelessly without
prospects, ahead as. ever the party was
during the war. The doings of Con-
gress and of the Legislature win be
closely and nx1onsly cleaned for fur.
Their Issues e! parade before the public.
We trust that the proceedings Of both
will be oftsnGh character M, to seri.
ously dlsappoint their efforts to aeon.
mulate side issues. t,tzsfSl EitG1ti
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DWelllng Housea foI, Sale

HAVE FOR aALEsTHRRE DWELL
Ing houses on Main street, ContTe Rheel-
iing, between First and Second Streets, %.
only motive for selling these hoUaeg a "a
Close the estate. Each house has lix rooFnS
al IN good condition. Very liberal feFnlG az
credit given, II desired Fnll poeSn nom tn
purch19er on April ], 1853.
1anl0.lW BEVERLY n. EOFF.
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TRUST 8aIe

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
A. b. as q Snd t6s IS ez S AiET Y4
In the RecofdeHB ONCE OF Ohio county, Sfnfe
OF West -VtrktniaS 4 shall ON MoNDAY, FHF
TENTH DAY OF 4EBRuARY, A. ID. 1883 NJ th0
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio coun-
" In the city OF Wheeling, ut 10 O'CLOCK q.
auction TO the hiekseSf ana nj 6ii,5s 19
CASH. an the right, title, and infereGt OF
Henry Y. Harbour decd, a8one OF the heirs
the real estate ofthesaid Jo6eph o. Harbour,
-, -, GIBSON Z. cRXNAtnR,
-lhnl4sbUtu TFulf9n
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: MRS. WINshoW's
.SOOTHTNG SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

FOR CHILDREN TEEEHING,
GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO-
cess OF teethlnE, by sQftening the gums,
reducing all tnnammRtion--w1n auay ALI.
PAIN and spasmodlc action, and Is
b :; sure 20 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest
TO yourselves, and ye T--sF ~
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
We have put mp and sold this article for
years, and GAN BAY In U0HFIDEHCE AND
TRUTH OF It what we have never bean able
To say of any other mRdfcine-NepeT has u
Futted N q SINGLE 1IlStdIlce 10 Eject q Cure,
when timely used. Never did we know an
instance, Of dissatisfaction by any one who
used II. On the contrary, all are delighted
with It's operadons and speak In terms of
commendationi Of Its magical enectB and
medical virtues. Wei8peak in this matter
ATWEDOiKNOH,f' after years OF e1-
perience, and PLEDGE our Reputation for The
FtLlilEnteTt Of Iphut tDe here declare: In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering
from pain and exhaustion, relief will be
found IN nfteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup ts administered. E
Full directions for using accompany each
bottle. -
Bs sure and call for 2 - 2 li','
sMrs. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the fac-simile of COURTS q FER
klNs.. on the outside wrapper. All Others
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only So. cents per Bottle.
oEBIoES: E.s- t;l
2l6 Fulton Street, New York, =5s..s--.
~ High Holborn, London, England,
HI ~. Paul Street, Montreal, Canada.
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Dividend.

THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have declared a dividend OF two Der cent
on me capital stock paid in, payable on and
janis JOHN McLURE, JR., President
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STEAMBOATS,.
wheeling ana lTaTIeiita PaeEIe,t

- The hne side-wheel PASSENGER
rsteamer SALLIE v, Capt. Robt.
80 Patterson. viii leave Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al
10 O'clock. Winreceive freiRhts for Gall
npolis, and on Thursday for Cincinnati and
all intermediate points :
For freight or passage apply on board or
to JAS. II. HOLMES, AGENT
noYlaf No. 80 Monroe street
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For Sale.

HJHE BAY aRLnING, OF Z. COOK,
IL paced in 286. on the leland last GRll, e
quiet 70 harness or saddle Also, q hay mare,
good roadster and quiet. Wul be sold cheap.
J.F.REYNoLDs,
tan18.tW 10 81 Main street.
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NOTICE..
supERxrsoRs on ONO cnrrs..,

..5s SUPERVISORS OF ONO cousrY. -
tCLERR's oFFICE, Jan. Is, 1868, /
IA pervisors o.. Ohio county5VVIil be hald a.
me Court House, on SATURDAY, fine fsth.
gay OF January next, at 10 O'Clock, q. m. =.
Janl6.6t JOHN O. PORTER. Clerk
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SpeGial gpttees.
me COnressioas ana experiences
nnnnn.nIIn -. = !.

The ConEessions and experienced or
AN Invalid.
Published for the benent, and as n !oAuy1os
TO YOUNG MEX and otheEgs who sufIer nom
Nervous Debility, Prematpfe Decay OF Nan.
hood, &c, supplying THE lLEAnl or sE15s
CURE. Written by one who cured himselI,
and sent free on receiving q post paid! direct
ed envelope: Address NATHANIRLMAY-
FAIR Brooklyn, N. z. ALSO nee, by the
samap publisher, q circular OF DABY SWAIN,
the great Poem of the War. decl7-8md
sals.yili
AFEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair 30 beautlful2
on Of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It's glossy lustref
s'-sas's7, > - - s OIL OF Grapevtne
What gives LIE and Growth to your Hair9
-tz'i.s =. OH OF Grapevine.
What rsmoves:the Dandrur9
|, skaS = sG57sf.s OIL OF Grapevine.
what Hair Preparation Is counterfeited9 g
( Esasils on of Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprietonof, ~
OH of Grapevine3
~ LAUGHLIN,, SMITH q CO., SKIS
seple No. 50 Main sts Wheeling.
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8u gaI.
Forlsale.

r OFFER FOR SALE Ny DWELLING
house on Main street, Centre Wheeling
CON tanning nine rooms with bath and RGS
ARood new gtablesi The other outbul1dinRz
com pletas and In good order. Lot 100 feet
fronk Terms made 70 Entt the purchaser.
Z lnnlI.tf - = - Jacob ENYOER.
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For Sale.
Ihe kKeh1REs. IM5otsl, Wensbur6E.

west ViSSfaiia. sS .il.4''
TGHIs WELLKNoWN AND PoPUI,AR
l. Hotel has recently hem thofo691SiIe -
PelIed and retnrniShed throuEhouE 61d e
noWdotnE Q good huEines9 !, will % 6ffsrSd a
private sale until the LIST d ifeFFnnTV ISI1aI1 n
II not sold, win b0TentRII. "+-S-'
q. A!so, ~ acres Of timber land ON Big Fiah
llng cEeekS, IN Yetzel county, W0stVG. TIM
oak; splendid Gite fdrL umberinSs T;,rIpII
description and terms, addreH3 -
al. Real Estate Agent, we ii s g WV
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FOrRent,

nIHB STORE ROOMS LATELY ocCU.
piled by George 18I TayIos q Co., and j.
Clemens q Co, on Main stree e also base
ment rooms dnishedl GoodoC1 eesi In second
lsfof-yi. Ind good rooms I0r ollna- puFpo8aSin
seoOnd and third story in good order. Pos-
GeEafon given tndrnediatatys- 80
RSIein tbs Sixth Ward, on Feaa onnble terTns
THOS. H0RHBROOR,
Omce, No. 11s5< Vain street. above Non
roe, mp Stain. rs - = febes6
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For Sale:

A NEW TWO STORY FRAMEHoUsE.
"A containing twelve rooms and two GOOD
Kitchens. Butlt for two lilies, Situated on
Main street, North Wheeling, Lot 66TlO0
feet For terms enquire Of - U
Jan16-2W HAHES q WILSON
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For sale.

A TWoST0RY BRICKH cohtainiR
~. aysE0on1Hs. corner S q Union and Nor
jani7.tf at ofde;se q q. 4 q W y 60.
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MIsCELLANROUs.
The Kennebec ,Jo,t,.nal otves

The Kennebec Journal gives a con-
versation between two little girls, aged
respectively Eve and six years: "Em-
ms" said one of them, ''Wouldn,t II he
aWtuL II somebody should shoot our
school mistress?n EYES, was the "a.
ply, "but then wouldn't it be nice mt
to have any schools" Esi55.5i :. r. :.
a HEAD SHoT.-hIr. Pierre Carme,
whose skill in the mAnagement of bill
lard balls Is something astounding.
was to have made novel shot
In the manner Of the tabled Will
lam Tell In Boston, Saturday
evening. He is to carotn from
a ball on the table to ball ON a MANS
mead. We had rather be the caFomer
than the caromee. =
"A SAaR REPLRoTIoN.-A ruminative
individual, hearing for the first time
the quotation, .tAll the Worlds a
stage,n expressed his lack Of wonder al
accidents being of daily. occurrences
among the passengers, Us the Stage
turned over every "a hours. lie
added that axle would bea more appro-
PIRATE term in the same Connection than
axis. ''-''AA
WEATHER WH1Ms.-The Boston
Transcript tells OF person who was
seized with achtll on hearing immedi-
ately after getting up that the mercury
was below Zero. on learning thai The
index marked twenty degrees above,
he was attacked. by a high fever.
CHURCH LIMITS FOR CHARITY.--A
case similar in some respects to the
bbssquabble, has risen
IN LondonS growing out of the conduct
OF q minister in relieving the poor Of a
parish not under his charge. The doc
tr1ne tuculcated seems to be that CHAR
ity should not only begin at home, but
should stay there. sl..4
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Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED BIAS BEEN APP.
pointed by the Recorder of Ohio County.
W.. Va. Administrator of the estate m Al.
pert Wait, deceased. All persons hayinr,
CLAIMS against said estate are requested n
present them duly authenticated and ali
that are Indebted will come forward aud
Iao9s ~ t.uement'
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Mr 8et.
For Rent.

FTIHE sRoRH ROOM NO. - MAIN ST
GH0n. PosseSSion LIST Of April. Also 2nd
8Etl htoFy rooms, entrance On Quincy, same
oflce. Apply t0s
= InnlR-lN W. u. MOAEEE
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GREAT DIsCOVERYIl

EyERx NAN HIS own ARr1sr
A; SCIENTIFIC WONDER. 90
An instrument by which anyspelson can
lake correct I1keneSes or Photograph This
instrument with full Instruction. seIlt nv
mail Tor one dollar. Address, =
jan7.2my ISL BS q, q; AME SsSs Co., Co.;
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For Sale.

TUE OUNNINaHAM LOT. CORNER
4 bth and CLAY Streets upon which SfnndS
business stand, on the east Giio 81 Nam "a.
north Of Untons WHARF 1ETB., CunninQhSna
now restdeS' Tor terms and particular 90
tan1s-1w Real R SSt xrsnt.
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For Sale.

AND LOT no: es MaIN ST..
three large, eomtoTtablb and convenient
rooms, and good cellar. The lot eontaID1 n
choice collection OF mutt trees. Price moder.
ate and terms easy. For further lnformR-
'tOn en4u u EL.ANoR aRRR.
JanlB-lWs on the premises
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Farms and Coal Iands for gaIo

r WISII ~ LlellpI5 IUI 1HIB,
y, Mneellne, on CaldWenB Run. IitncindeS
Wy IOalLy arm occupied by ChnrieS FISSsT.
Banma an s a6lSo mini parcel pastnred by n
n 1Is a LecheTs VIM Miller and rotherS i've
S ~ tnlS part are four Dwelling HouSSS tySo
SI o. kt11ted lrutt, and young Viiia-
EAt0 nine OF ten AereS-plafitad uFinsfnaI.
49,, aiLn CIV ha and Concord With q fSSy
acres ofthe Hin Farm IS mn ciasl CnSI sn6
~ - w! eetl IN separate parcels or otheFTGiSo
61. sIS jso9n e3la tho Vineyard, with q conn
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For Sale.

HAVING DETERATINED no RFMOVE
ID from the city 7 oner my Boot and Shoe
abfshment for Gnl0. IhRyo q large uuan-
tity Of drst rate Boots. Shoes and G6itefS on
hand, made according 10 latest styles f0rcuI-
TONERS. which lW1ll part with for les than
cost Those In need Of INST rate ware had
better call and SEQ for thenaa1Ve8.s
JANIS MATTHEW'S
Boot 8 Shoe Maker, Union street..
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For Rent

mHE WARE HOUSE on WEST SIDE
j OF Main street, at present occupied by
MessrE OfnnRle, DaIEall &&Co. P6sEasliOn
oven the 1st Of April next. Enquire Of
,snl.lmd No soor. a Sa1 a4V%s as6f s..
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For Rent.

FIRST GLASS DWELLING HOU8E
now Occupied by Nelson whitaker. En-.
situated on thenorth.east corner of 9th and
Hampden street, Poses don given on tbe
LIST OF April, 1883. Apply to
80 J. p. LEWIS,
JanI0,tf s7ers go q at Sprigg House.
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Store Room for Rant.

UJHE STORE ROOM no. l5s MAIN sT
now occupied by. JtsH. Robinson a. !
Shoe Store, ii for rent. Apply 20
janl1s1W JOHN BISHOP,
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18th. NJ. MAHeAREr1. WooDs. II i the 7stR
her funeral will take place from the resi-
dence ofB. NJ. Eon, on Market street, Centre
Wheeling, on Tuesday afternoon, January
22st, at O'Clock. 80 =
Friends the family are respectfully in
vIted to attend.
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LUMBER.
I.ist. nfsI,atfars

rs EMAINING UNCLAIMED M THE
N Post ONCE at Wheeling, on Monday,
January 20th, 1858. 81. Fssz,5sst's
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gauaaafeateuts.

STREET COMmIssIONER. -
1ND4feSns. Editors: You will please an.
H@ nounce my name as q Candidate for
the ONCE OF Street Commissioner.
1anl8.te HENRY RAMP.
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CRY sERsEAHr.

CITY SERGEANT.
ONDMesHS. EtiiLoTS:-Please announce my
G name as candidate for City Sergeant.
II elected I VIII discharge the duties Of the
once 1aithfuLy and impartially.
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CITY TREARuRER. :.

49, We are authorized to announce
~ ELIJAH DAY, Esq, 1.-THE. present In
cmbent) as q candidate for city Treasurer at
the approaching election. II elected he Will
endeaVor to discharge his duties faithfully
and impariallY. -. - !. ianlh.fA
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SUIT. OF WATER WORKs.
0NpMe8hs. Etftors-Please announce the
GS name Of WIN. EcoLES. as the Work.
1ngmens candidate for Supt. Of WaterWorks.
JAM .-.sa tFs44E I
CITY BERGEANT.
Np MeSSs. EilorS:-I beg leave TO an
HSS nounce myself as candidate for the
ONCE ofC1TY SERGEANT. II elected, will en-.
deaVor TO please the public at large.
Respectfully, 80. a..-
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BapF0n,
RAR IRON. round and aonars s,om
IL. Nayne and American and SjiiTo ,IfiIIS
B AE I IEos' Gat 4 11s7 szx56toea
AA 4RoNs Gngie and donbfe F5oFIe jSSIoe
81 - 41soas Hoop nom = t0f Z 81. ,'-'SS'
Bah 1eoHS wagon tire, ont a In,,syEl,s
=. =. 1I6DRETH 8 bro.
NV Az ~ HAMS AND sHoUIDERs. FOR
~ e4t9 py 49,
AEEE.LEeENCER IOR OFRTCE.
No IS Quincy strest,
CARDS AND BILL 8F1nsns..,,, ,,,,n,.t
AIlAAE&20FAUGUHEHaEE AHRLs.
4 = sss tsANcE PoLIoIEs AND BI.ANKs.
ORA D2kAY TIoIkE1ts AID .BILIse8I .ADrNa
FEeosRAAE1fEsi AID POSTERS.
IS NOES fSIoETI!Ess. sss.sss
HOW HULA. az o,lInllI1y lESsShsn,1,
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DIED.

BRINGHURsT.-On the 9th instant. WILLIAM
WHITE BRINGHURST, In the 3ith year Of MS age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family, also Lodge
No 2. and Columbia Mark Lodge, No 81, A. Y. M,
espeCluy invited TO attend mis- funeral rom his
Ate residence, No 3s N, Eleventh street. Monday,
the 10Th IA slant, at o'clock.
HUFFMAN.-On the 8th instant, MARY, infant
months
The relatives friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence
OF her parents. Glouces er city, N. J., on Monday
afternoon, the lOGh instant a. 3 O'Clock.
HOGHES.-This lSaturday) morning at 5h o'clock
LIZZIE h HUGHES. wife of Rev. ]. s. Hughes Of
the Ihile delphia Conference. - -
Funeral services In the Paschalvlle NJ. e. Church,
Pas SchallVille, Twenty-seventh Ward, on Monday,
August 10, at O'clock 10 proceed to Mount Moriah
Cemetery.
LANE.-on the 9th Instant Miss ANN LANE. aged
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited IN attend th fnnerRl from the esdence
OF her brother-in.law, Mr. William Lush, No. 73l BY
ard street, on sunday afternoon AT o'clock,
LlNCOLN.-SuddeDly, on the morning OF the 7th
instant OF apoplexy, CORTUS III. LINCOLN In the
Goth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
nly INVITED 70 attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence NO 2OiS Locust street, on Monday afternoon
at o'clock. To proceed to Woodlands.
KELLY.-At New Orleans, OF inter M lttent fever,
on the slst OF Ju'y, VILLA M SOHELLENG ER, son
of Captain James r. and Salle ]. Kelly, In the 20th
NARTIN.-on the evening of the 9TH instant
SUSAN. wife OF Abraham Martin, In the list oi
her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral from the residence OF her hus
hand, No 1915 Ftbert street, on Tuesday afternoon
| the llth instant al O'CLOCK a
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-MooNEY.-on the 5th instant, PATRICK MOO
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited attend the funeral, from his resi-
deDce, No. 1882 N. Twenty-second street. on Sunday
afternoon at O'clock. Funeral services at St Fran.
cis' Church. Ipterment at Cathedral Cemetery.
MYERs.-On the 9th instant, WILLIAM w. MY.
ER5, In the s8th year Of his age
The relatives and friends of the family, also Key
stone Lodge NO. 2Ii A. Y NJ; Conclaye Circles, etc,
of s. W. M; Star Council. No l. g. and ID. OF Al also
Fredonia 9roto, No. and Order In general Of and
D. of A., respectfully invited attend the fune.
raj from his late residence, No 129 Brown street.
sunday the 9th instant at O'Clock p NJ. To proceed
to Monument Cemetery.
RoBINsoN.-on the eth instant, RUTH AMY
ROBINSON In the s7th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fy invited to attend the tuneral fom the residence
OF her son, Captain Mark Robinson No 255 Kaighn's
Point avenue, Camden. N. j., on Monday morning at
O'Clock. Funeral 70 proceed to Abseoom, N. J., on
the early train.
sMITH.-on the morning OF the eth Instant Mrs.
MARY e., wife Of Joseph r. smith. In the 23d year
OF her age. formerly of Burlington. N. ].
IDterDent At Burlington, NJ j., on Sunday after
noon, the 9th instant, at 2 o'clock.
THoMAs.-Tbs morning, August z MARY GRAF
TON, wife OF Henry B. Thomas, and daughter OF the
late Thomas q. Addison, OF Maryland.
Her relatives and friends respectfully Invited TO
attend the funeral from her late residence No. 1855 NJ.
Fifteenth street, Monday afternoon, Lne 10th In
slant, at 3 O'clock. "s
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WELL they can't make much out of that at FIVE
cents,'" referring to the price of the powder.
Yet If Mrs. Spicer be guilty of murder, the
name of the person from whom, or the place
from which the strychniDe was procured would
surely have loomed up, however indisttnctly,
during the evidence. Who 1t was therefore that
mingled the poison with the powder remains as
profound mystery as ever. The verdict en-
ti1ely exonorates the clerk and anybody con-
nected with the drug store; it likewise exono-
rates MIR. Spicer from the charge of suicide; but
with regard to whatever suspicious the jury
men may entertain, it observes silence as Inn
penet1able as the mystery itself.
To turn from these gloomy themes rejoice
to say that the occupants OF tenement-houses in
this city have at length resolved to knuckle
down no longer TO the tyraDnies and sins of
OMISSION of their landlords. The unsafety and
discomfort of these tenementhouses are pro-
verbal, and the tenants have lately formed
themselves into protective association known
as the Tenants Union" The object may be
readily surmised 1t Is to compel landlords TO
respect the laws which we're passed at the last
session of the Legislature of the State, for the
security and comfort of tenants. A number OF
building inspectors, oae for each district, are
going TO be employed by the "UnioD,n aud are
to its Executive Committee, and the Committee
will Immediately instruct its legal adviser to
take proper measures for the establishment OF
It's rights. This is something like, amt itG
What do the Quakers say to the presence OF so
many legs in your city? / allude 10 the Black
Crook at the Walnut and While Fdua at the
Chesnut News of the moral enormities you
are enduring at these two establishments has
reached New York; but moral enormities are
never so forevabIe as when they come In the
shape of gauze-saucer skirts and pink silk
tights. I believe that the best days of the
ballet are over in this city, and that the public
is gradually topping over into a tendency
towards the Terminate. Waack's, the only
temple that furnishes that Independent of
Edwin Booths, is to reopen for the regular
season on September H. and until then we shall
have the elf-drama of Miss Lotta, and the
slckening bedazzlements of Hunlpty Dantpty.
ALI BADA.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PRICES OF ALL SUMMER CLOTHING greatly re-
duced, to close out stock. Assortment still good OF
both Clothing and Piece Goods, to be made to order
but selling Off rapidly.
All prices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where, and iull satisfaction guaranteed every pur
chaser or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
HdJ iVdy betlveen BENNETT d Co.,
FIth and 7 Tower HALL,
Si1th streets,J No. SIS MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No 600 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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MARRIED.

COOPER-PHILLIPS.-On the evening OF the 26th
OF July, by the Rev: X: II, Allen, ALFRED COOPER
Miss ELIZA Phillips all Of this city.
THORNTON.-Augut q, at the Parson-
age OF the Front Street NJ. Il. Church, No: 1913 n:
front street. by Rev. II. w 5impers, Mr.. WILLIAM
HRNRY DALEY TO Miss HANNAH REBEOCA
THORNTON, all OF Philadelphia.
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JRwELRY.-Mr. william w. Cassidy, NO. 12 South
Second street, the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine Jewery and silverware In the CITY
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure srti
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock of American watches In all
varieties and at all prices visit to his store La sure
to result in pleasure and profit
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THR
EVENING TLLKGRAPH at Hillman's News Stand, ai
North Pennsylvania Depot
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TRENwITH's NEWS DEPOT, at No. 1o7 g. Third
rect is the place to find all kinds Of reading mat
perodlc magazines. pictorias, fashion plates,
aud every description of light reading. II he does
moi have what you desire, he will send foI it. II you
wish the New YORK papers Trenwlths Is the place to
obtain them, AS he has perfected arrangements
whereby he receives them long before the regular
mails arrive
LoTe OF ALPACA SACKS.
Lots Of Linen Sacks,
Lots OF the Chocolate Linen S1c6S
Lots Of The Chocolate Busters,
Lots Of Duck Sacks,
Lots Of White Vests,
Lots Of Linen Pants and Vests,
AH yreSh and very nice,
RI-Alpacds from s21a 10 IS.
WANAMAKRR q BROWN,
OAK Hall,
s. E. Corner Of Sinth and Marked streets.
A5- good lot OF CGergyEnef'E Long Sacks
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ITS CURES ARE POSITIVELY
WONDERFUL,

In order to convince the most skepticaI
Sufferers that Rheumatism, NeuraIgiia
GOut, and Asthma can be cured, a written
Legal Guarantee is given, setting forth the
exact specified quantity warranted TO cure
his or her case, or the money to be refunded.