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uoRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesrocm No. 3 Maiden Lane, N. Y
nov3-dSWI5zm
CItISTADORO FAME
IN the Offspring of u Great Fact.
No one can think ofdenying that his
ExGH,STOR EATR DYE


No one can think ofdenying that his
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Brings out n finer BROWN or BLACK than
any other, in shorter time, and without In
jury to the hair, This Is a truth ms apparent
as that the sun lights the earth.
CrIsIndoro'S Hair PrcservatITe.
AND BEAUTIF1ER.-The toilet, without
this article. lacks It's most useful attribute.
Nothing is SO common in this country as the
falling out the hair. The preservative pro
vents II. The fibres can no more loosen and
drop of, II this article is regularly applied
night and morning, than II each were fixed
in n vice. The testimony on this point Is
overwhelming, while the beautifying and In
MIGRATING properties OF the fluid are equal
Iy well established.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
DreSsers. Mandatory No. GS Maiden Lane,
Principal Depot No. o Aston House.
teclS-lmd&w
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fur GENT.
Hall for Rent.
For Rent.

TIME TAVERN STAND IN SOUTH
L Wheeling, known as the Washington
House.
Also a tin shop for rent, and tools for sale
on reasonable terms For further paTticu-
lars apply To RICHARD FARLEY,
Washington House. South Wheeling.
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CHIEF Justice Chase and family have
gone TO Rhode Island, and Secretary
Seward with the French and English
ministers, TO Auburn, TO keep the holt
days.
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A RAILROAD train is showed up Mt
Chappaquiddiddle, Maine The name
alone is enough to stop the train with
out the snow
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STOCKHOLDERS Meeting.

TTIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THU
i Stockholders OF the First National Bank
OF Wheeling and the election OF Directors,
VIII be held at the Banking House, ON Tues
uSyt the 18th day OF January, 1869, between
the hourS of 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
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uIIIE CREDITORS OF THOMAS ]. RI5-
MEX are hereby notified to appear at
my O1llce III the city of Wheeling, West
Virginia, on the 12th Ilny OF January. A. d.,
1869, at 10 O'Clock n. NJ. and EhOw cause, II
any they have, why the said Thomas j. X Is
ner shou'd not bs discharged from his debts
under the bankrupt LAW OF March I'd, 1867.
The second meeting OF said Creditors Will be
held ut sa Id time nnd place, and the third
meeting on the day following at same hour
and place. GEO. h. CALDWELL,
Register in Bankruptcy.
WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. 81, 1873.
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NA'BY is occurring in Washington
Johnson and Post Master General Ran
dali are Interested auditors.
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Store Room for Rent.

A FINE STORE ROOM ADJOIN No the,
n sprIgH House, IL Tor rent. Possession
given Immediately. For terms apply to
decl9.lw NJ. REILLY.
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SuGffaI MntIEEs.
STERLING SILVER WARE

AND
FINE ELECrRO.PLATED WARE.
THE GORLIAM MANUFACrURISGC co.
OF PROVIDENCE, K. l., having the largest
mauufactory OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world, with the most improved machinery
and employing the most skilled labor, aIC
enabled to offer an uneQualIed variety ol
new and beautiful designs In Dinner Ser,
vices. Tea Services. and every article special
Iy adapted for Holiday and Bridal GIfLs.
They offer nlso their well-known and un.
rivallcd Nickel Silver ElecirO-Plated Ware
in which they have introduced now pat
tcrEso of rare elegance. The Solid silver is
IuRIautccd TO be of sterling purity by u. y.
Mint assay. The Eleclro-Plato is guaran-
iced TO be superior 10 tho finest Sheffield
ware Oriers received from the Trade only,
hut these goods may be Obtained from re-
sponsible dealers everywhere.
'' sli;s %''S Gdtb0 " E R +?
eSSAAA NfHr0 E E,;
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TIE West Union Ga=cttc endorses the
nomination of Governor Peirpoint for
next United States Senator.
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g HAZZS
' 1 M%I z'S'5'''
PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY

Can have their hair restored 10. Its natural
color, and II 1t has fallen out, create a new
growth. by Its use.
II is tho best HAIR DRESSING in tho
world, making, lifeless, stIn. brashy hnir
healthy, son, and glossy.
Price 81 90. For sale by all druggists
II. p. HALLS Co, Nashua, N. H., Pro-
pHetoH-
dec23.lmeodd&w
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For Rent.

THE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
Il Room. The floor IL 1873 feet long by ~
feet wide. Has fIne light. Possession given
Immediately.
A. w. PAUL. & co,
lOG Main ST., Merchants Block.
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FIftieth ANNIVERSARY.

THE FIFTIETH ASNIVERSAKH OF
tue sabbath school Of the First PTesby-
terrain Church, will tie held on sabbath, De
cembcr Nth, at II. N. The ollen times VIII
DO recOllecttd in the services. Former
teachers and scholars OF the school arc re-
side or lie M iIdIe aisle Other Sabbath
schcoIs and he general public are inTIte,i 10
he present. dec25-t
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StookhOlG1ers' MeeIing,

UIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the Merchants National
hank of West Virginia, at Wheeling, and
the election OF the Directors, will be held at
the Banking House, on Thursday, January
18th, ls60, between the hours of 10 A. 81. and
Pm. s, BRADY, Cashier.
uecl4.td
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For Rent.

ERoM THE FIRST OF APRIL. THAT
Il desirable store room in Odd Fellows
hall building, Monroe street, now occupied
by John W. Mitchell. The cellar Is fur
ntshed with a bake oven. Apply to
+. A. BRESTLlSGERo
dec9-tT W. z. McKELNEY.
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ariu ADVERTISEMENTS.
Closing Up.

WE OFFER FOR TODAY ONLY, OUR
w CHRISTMAS GOODS AT COST.
No HumDug. a. W. PAULL & co.
LlRc2h-IL
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Election,

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
J. or the Stockholders OF the National Sa-
Wings Bank OF Wheeling for the election OF
Directors, will be held Mt the Bank ON Tues
day, January 18th, 1869, between the hours
decii.td up. HILDRETH. Cashier.
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For Rent.

TIME WAREHOUSE AND sTOHEA
L situated ON the corner of Mun and
Quincy streets, cOnsistingO OF
One store on the corner.
One store al 10 Ining-frontlngM Main street.
One warehouse MISUNDERSTANDING Quincy
street. Row occupied by John hamilton
q Co. Apply to
Ocl7-tlJanI W. l.. MCAFEE.
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For Rent.

nlHE WELL ESTABLISHED STORE
j ROOM, No. l3S Main street, now Occu-
pied by Thomas, Sturgeon 6 Co. Possession
given April LIST. For all particulars plea"
street. Philadelphia, Pa. decl9-tf
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8er saIt.
For Sale

A FRAME HOUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS
n ana attic. together with the lot ON
which II stands, IL offered for sale. The
property Is on Walnut street, ChurchiII's adj
dltlOn-IOt los by ia feet. immediate pos
session can BE- given. Terms CzJsh. Apply Ia
dec2I-lw
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For Sale.

On NORTH SIDE OF QUINCY STREET.
" n desirable building lot, adjoining War
ron $ new house. Also one ny acre valuable
IHnu adjoining James Exley q, enclosed with
fence, and n hydrant on tine premises An
ply 10 JAMES NJ. DILLON,
dec22-lw at Thompson, Dillon Il Cos
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Centre Street Residence For Sale.
I AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL A SNUG
Il TWO story brick residence containIn four
rooms, Kitchen, cellar, &c, situated on the
north side OF Centre between Fifth and SIx IN
streets. This property Is at present Occupied
Dy MI. ]. ID. Richards, and considering the
location &C., Will be sold cheap.
THOS- O'RRIEN
oec22 Real Estate Agent
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- - -
MARRIED

In Charleston, on Thursday evening, 22d
instant, at the house.of the brides mother,
by the Hev L.. Muller, G. CHAS. SCHMET-
ZER to Miss REBECUA, third dauchtcr Of
the late VIM. Mabus, Of 'Columbia, s. G.
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a despatoh was ecsntlyskentsfrom
Boston To Smyrnas Asia Minor, ii
two hours and twenty minutes.
Bullets have been fred throngh
several windows in ehonses in the
f .li .is isJ of 81 5
One horse cabs are multiplying In
New York as, old maids, are Y 8, u .s,sss
England. l.s
Seven fishermen were drowned in.
Boston harbor, during the gale on
Saturday. s o. ~
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RESISTING PROVIDENCE.

se IFE INSURANCE enables n man to
IL put nimseif in harmony with Di-
vine Providence. Providence has brought
the institution into being TO bless the
race. He who refuses it, distrusts and
despises Providence and invites its ven
geance upon himself and his household.
We know of no fallacy so transparent, no
delnsion more groundless, than that
which makes the practice of Life Insurance
appear as an attempt to controvert the
Divine will"
Thousands of widows and orphans live
to attest tho divine beneficcncc of LIFE
INSURANCE. Without it's protecting
;eSis, many of them would, to-day, be beg
gars upon the streets, or occupants of
poor-houses and penitentiaries. No man
can forctcll what will be his circumstances
at the time of his death. The rich man of
to-day dies the pauper of tomorrow, and
tho family. delicately reared, become the
unprepared victims of dire Want, with her
train of countless evils. Such result is
impossible, with policy of Life Insurance.
1t, indeed, offers the only absolutely safe
investment which can be made for the
benefit of ones family and of his own old
age. AU other investments nldu result in
loss or ruin. If all would insure, who can
calculate the immense suffering and crime
which the world would be spared
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE. COMPA-
NY, of Hartford, Connecticut,
Assets SIO,OOO,OOO
H. E. NICHOLS l. CO.,
october % 3mos General Agents.
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81 Cnhle Deaun fcllea !.

IGvERPocL, ERfDAx, Gctober %
fSSerdy Johnson, the American Mi
81 Der. was Yesterday presented with
addresses from the corp porate Rutho-,
rites of LIVERPOOL and the American
Chamber OF Commerce. Tn6 pro-
ceedihgs were held in the Town Hall,
which was gaily decorated with; the
flags Of England and America. The
city officials, many local notables, and
numerous citizens were present.
Mayor Whitley delivered q short ad-
dress of Welcome, in which he said
the peace aspirations, like the COM
merciaI interests Of the two coun-
tries, were Identical. BE closed his
speech by reading the address OF, the
Corporation of Liverpool, q long
document complimentary to the dis
tinguished guest and to his native
country.
4 LONDON, October 27. Light shocks
ofgearthquake felt in various parts of
Cork County, Ireland, yesterday.
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RtNA ANoa.AI. :. AND ulIlaIaIIrrRuIal..


ConusfBiA Octobet ~. Sales of
Cotton g to- day 205 bales mid diinga
INV YoaE, October oon.
Z. q | {, 40 e. Z g 6; TO- Ia
9a3z. Gold 81 y. ~. Floor dull. at 5(9
loo. lower. Wheat irregular and nn-
settled. Corn dull and 1c. lower.
Pork decidedly lowerA2611s. Lard
dull--stsam f16I@171, Cotton
quiet at 251S. Freights firmer.
iia7 p. M.-Cotton, less active and
scarcely 80 firm; sales $500 bales, at
251s. Flour heavy. Corn heavy
mixed Western 1.12%@1.13. Mess
pork-new 26; old 2611. Lard firm
er-kettle 171a@1S. Whiskey-city
1.1O; Eastern liz. Steam cotton
'freights 3s@1a. Gold closed at 3416,
with decliuing tendency.
BALTIMORE, October 27-Noon.
Cotton unchanged. Flour dull and
declined 11ac.-Howard street super
fine 7@S; extra S1a@11; city mills
superfine 7@724. Wheat very dull, ut
2.35@2.50. Corn dull and lower
prime yellow 25.
CINCINNATI, October 27.--Flour
dull. Corn-old scarce, Mt SS01.O CO.;
new 55@56. Whiskey Ito. Lard
and pork-none in market. Shoul-
ders 13@1314.
CHARLESTON, October 27.-Cotton
dull and lower; sales 24O balcs-mid-
dlings 2324@24; receipts 9O2.
AUGUSTA, October Cotton mat
ket very active and frmer; sales 915
bales; receipts 231-middling 23Is.
SAvANNAII, October 27.--Cotton
steady; sales 1,059 bales-middlings
241l; receipts 1,575.
MOBILE, October 27.-Cotton mar
ket easier; sales 500 bales-middling
% exports S37.
New ORLEANS, October 27.-Cot-
ton quiet and firm-middlings 23sl
sales B, 100; receipts 4, 315. NIolasses
firmer and sugar unchanged. Flour
low grades scarce and firm; high
grades dull-super $73s@71s. Bacon
shoulders Az; clear 1S1l.
LONDON, October 27-3 P. M
Consols 941a. Bonds easier, at 1893.
LIVERPOOL, October 27-3 P. M
Cotton active. Bombay shipments
to the oath; 14,000
LIVERPOOL, October 27-Evcning.
Cotton closed firm; sales Is, GOO bales
-uplands IL; Orleans liz. Yarns
and fabrics at Manchester tirmer.
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A HEAVY SUGAR CROP IN LOUISE
ANA.-The damage to the sugar crop
in Louisiana, though quite serious in
some sections, has not been so disas-
trous as at first reported. The crop
is now set down at 10000 hogs
heads, which is vast increase over
that of last year. From every local
ity wherein the sugar-cane is cultivat-
ed on the coast, the yield both in
quantity and quality promises finely.
An exchange says "that John
True, an old Confed., living in Mil
ton, n. c., hasn't an arm on his
body. Both were shaved off in the
smoke of battle before this cruel war
was over. And yet to- day we saw John
True driving q two.horse wagon with
the reins thrown over tho stump of
his right shoulder, and he was guid-
ing the horses with his mouth.
DR.. BIgby, of the Nnice IIr-
giaian, has been robbed by q negro
of his "only carpet bag, his only
frock-coat, his only pair of slippers,
his only cork-screw, some socks,
under-clothing," &c. The inference
is that the doctors present costume
consists of pair of pants, Il shirt
collar and beaver"
a. r. Scott, of Harlem, Mo-, was
murdered on Thursday night by some
unknown person, who called him to the
door of his house and shot him. Mr..
Scott was recently appointed one of
the Judges of Election, and had fur
nished information to the Registers.
His murder is attributed to political
opponents.
@Dr. Minge died suddenly in Pc
tersbnrg, Va, on the 10Th. He was
n well-known and highly-esteemed
gentleman. He had, under q vow,
never shaved his beard since the de-
feat Of Mr. Clay, for President, in
1874.
The managers Of the Hudson River
Railroad are making good progress on
the grading of theirthird track, which
has now become necessity, in order
to move the immense number of
trains over the road.
A man in Berlin has invented q
torpedo, that will destroy an entire
battalion when exploded. So en-
chanted is the inventor, that he has
given the instrument his own name.
From the Sd to the 10th of Janu-
airy, 1869, week Of prayer is be-
sought, under the authority of the
Evangelical Alliance, over the whole
world.
The New York Herald says the
latest style of hat is "a cross between
Kossuth, n sombrcro, round and
high privates forage cap, knocked
out of shape during his last SPREE"
MIR. Neville Bullitt, an old citizen
OF Louisville, died there of tight
boot, which produced modification,
as it always ought, but seldom does.
The colored people of the Third
Ward of Boston have nominated a
Mr.. Brown as candidate for the
Massachusetts Legislature.
The Grosshorn, in the Bemese Alps,
has been climbedfor the first time,
two German students accomplishing
the feat.
| A citizen of Pittsbufe has given
| SEC O00 ~ tfnild a. sh1,rS,, !, -, Sho,,
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ofgearthqnake felt in various parts of
Cork County, Ireland, yesterday.
News Items.
CHARLESTON, October 27.-Arrived
steamer Manhattan, New York.
Sailed steamers Charleston, New
York; and Sea Gull, Baltimore; brig
Neuvitas, New York; schooner N. w.
Smith, New York.
WHEELING, w. VA, October 81
Returns from thirty-one Counties
show q Republican majority of4, 900.
STAUNToN. VA, October 27.-The
Valley Agricultural Fair commenced
to-day. The exhibition of stock,
machinery and agricultural imple-
ments is very good about Z, 900 per-
sons visited the grounds to-day. An
address of welcome was delivered by
Hon. John B. Baldwin, President of
the society, in which he adverted to
the changed condition of the labor of
the South and the cheering aspects
of her agricultural prospects for the
future. Hon. Alex. II. H. Stuart,
ex-Seeretary of the Interior, delivered
an address before the society, upon
agriculture. Gen. Lee and Commo-
dore Mathew f. Maury are here.
RICHMOND, October 27.-The Che
sapeake and Ohio Railroad mortgage
bond was stamped to-day with United
States stamps to amount of $4,000,
the largest stamping done in the
South. Tho bond is for So, 600, OO6.
New ORLEANS, October 27.-An
officer of Gen. Rousseau's staff, who
was, sent to ST. Bernard Parish yes
terday, reports that the bodies of
Parish Baker and his son, who were
murdered on Sunday night by ne
groes, were burned in his house. The
women and children were saved.
At late hour last night, white
man was killed in the first district of
this city; and another in the second
the latter belonged to club COM
posed of foreigners, who were much
exasperated, and between whom and
the negroes several fights occurred
to-day, resulting in. the death and
wounding of several of both colors.
The metropolitan police being utterly
demoralized, troops have been sta
toned through the city to prevent
any serious conflict.
SAvANNAH, October GA large
negro radical meeting was held on
Court House Square this afternoon.
Several white leaders were on the
stand. The speeches of the whites
and blacks were threatening and of
an incendiary character. One colored
speaker threatened fearful retribution
on the Democrats when Grant was
elected; said the right of his race to
vote was obtained by revolution, and
it would take bloody revolution to
take it from them. The colored peo-
pie would be law-abiding, peaceful
citizens, if they may; but devilish,
fighting, burning citizens, if they
must.
WASHINGTON, October 27.-Com-
missioner Rollins decides that hotels
whose yearly sales of liquor aggre-
gate $25, 900, must exhibit whole
sale liquor sign.
CoIUMBUs, ONO, October 27.-
Seymour arrived here to-day, and
was received at the depot by an i'm
mense crowd. He is now speaking
SANFRANoIsco, October 7.-Sharp
earthquake at midnight last night,
and considerable fright, but no da-
mage.
The Republican members of the
lower house of the Oregon Legisla-
lature resigned. leaving the house
without o quorum, and no appropria-
tion bills passed. Great excitement
in Salem.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL,

OHARLESTON, s. fG 7'1''
A MNCO THE undersigned having
kT%Ss>S-zS ktxTIsSiA-zS taken charge of the above
Ifsf sf,aS well-known HOTEL, re-
- {ELsss55lss1z sEspectfully informs his
friends and the travelling public that it has
ments. The table will, at all times, be
supplied with the best the Market affords,
including every delicacy in season, while
the cuisine will be unexceptionable. The
Bath Rooms attached to the Hotel are sup
piled with the celebrated Artesian Water,
and Hot, Cold or Shower Baths can be OBJ.
tanned at any time. The same attention
will be paid to tho comfort of the guests
as heretofore, and travellers can rely upon
tint ,ig the Charleston Hotel equal to any
In tho United States. The patronage of
the travelling public is respectfully solicit
ed. J.P. HORBhCH. AGENT
Jan IL Smo Proprietor.
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REMOVAL.
p. GAMT1YNET

PEGS leave to inform his friends and
D the public that he has removed to
Main street, corner opposite the Court
House, formerly occupied by Mr.. Tolleson,
where he is receiving large and select
stock OF choice FAMILY and PLANTA.
.TION GROCERIES, WINES, French
BRANDIES, Scotch and Irish WHISKEY,
and the best American (Gibson Nectar)
WHISKEY, which he viii sell at very low
prices for cash. Please give mo call
before purchasing these articles elsewhere.
October23 p. CANTWELL.
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KEEP Away. We think that the
best policy for Democrats to pursue
in regard to radical meetings is to
keep away from them. The speakers
almost invariably say something to
insult the Democrats, in order to get
up o difficulty. SO that they may tele-
graph to the North, 'tAnother Rebel
Outraged and thus make capital for
their party by misrepresenting our
unhappy section. Therefore, the
best thing that can be done in this
regard, is TO keep away and let them
severely alone. -AuguSta Chronicle.
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The REPORTED MURDER AT GILL
soNvIn1E. Some days ago, we pub
lished an account of the alleged mur-
der of two negroes, q man and his
wife. ut GillisonYiiie, in Beaufort Dis
trict. Informa, ion received yester-
day from the surgeon who attended
the negroes, is to the effect that the
negro man was very slightly wounded
in the head and arm, and that the
woman was shbtin one of her fingers
Both theman and thewoman are now
quite we'll. So much for that X. X.
X. story. - Charleston Ne,cS, PIN.
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First Ward Democratic Club,

TIME Democratic Electors of the First
Il Ward will meet THIS EVENING. at 7
o'clock, at the Hall of the Independent Fire
Engine Company. Business of Importance
- 10 DC pronght up: Attend promptly.
BY request of the President.
Oct Is J. D. DUBOSE. Secretary.
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Second Ward Democratic Club.

U'HE members of tho Second Ward Club
Il arc requested to meet at the Indepen-
dent Engine House, THIS EVENING, at 7
o'clock. BY order of the President.
Oct rs ii. T.. SCOTT, Secretary.