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CAPTAIN r. t. DEvRrEs.-we have
learned with pleasure, that this ener.
gstio and courteous ofRcer OF the BAH.
more and Ohio Railroad, in ADDITION TO
his accustomed duties at Wheeling, has
been made Chief Superintendent OF the
oomPany's interest at Benwood and
Bellaire. :, eI-
To the business men. Of Wheeling.
Captain Devries Is well and fayorabi1
known; and:we have no hesitation IN
saying that he-will- perform mem
duties assigned him with the same sbII.
ity and satiAfaction to the public tbs,
have heretofore Characterised his1.S ~.
At the wheeling agency. In n woTs
the Captain isjust the man to : .s mora'
entire control Of affairs ut RenWood ans
Bellaire and because of hia no,,,s 49,.
With the business demands NJ 800,
thoseimpoft ant points, and Win The -
slstanee OF his chief clerks,-amons-
whom theirs is none moro competent
than Mr.. selby Jones, he will soon have
the bnsineas In perfect and harmonious
working order:
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TIE Belmont caroniets says: A lot
of Drunken Ku Klux from Wheeling
visited st. Clairsyille on Sabbath last,
and cheered and yelled through the
streets for Jeff. Davis. A day or two
the Democracy raised a pole
at the Great Western; and on their re-
turn induIged In the, same amusement
Jeff. Davis seems 70 be far more popu,
lar with portion of the. Democrats Of
this. county than are Seymour and
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We call attention to the siok il. need
of a pure article of wineto the adyer:
tisement of California. Wines. These
Wines have stood thetest for years, and
for teanor and purity Anrpass all others.
Ask for Perkins, Stern q Cos, and take
no other. For sale by Edmund Book
ing, and Booking q Miller. s.s
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IT SHOULD BE EvERr Mans AIM TO
ExcR1.-This was the aimio DR.. ]. W.
Poland in compromising the great rem
edy, Humor Doctor. Those who have
used it in the worst cases Of Scrofula
cheerfully give him the need of praise.
Sold by Laughlin, smith,E Co. dew
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ACar1d.

The undersigned desire to take this
method acknowledging their obli-
cations, and returning thanks to the
members Of, the Fire Department and
citizens generally for their efforts in
Atheneum building on Saturday morn
ing. - ~ BUTTERFIELD d Co.
-. DoDsoN q BRo's.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The State ofWest
Virginia Us. James Kearns, petit lar
ceny. Motion for arrest of judgement
sustained and defendant discharged
from the Indictment and imprisonment.
John B. Crawford was granted natur-
alization papers. Court meets this
morning at nine o'clock.
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POLICE CoURr.-Thls tribunal, which
has been comparatively uuoccupied for
a few days, was engaged, Saturday
morning, In administering justice to
certain youth who had been guilty of
misconduct contrary to the peace and
good order of the city. Richard Miller
wasup for disorderly conduct on Friday
evening last. when he had been en-
gagged in laying supply of liquor at
different saloons refusing to pay for 1t,
and for using Indecent language on the
street. HE was fined $40 and costs.
Michael McCourtney, who was on trial
under theEsam charge, was very
drunk inmarket on Saturday morning,
and wound up his performances by
kicking over a stand belonging to a
poor yender of erockery cement. a
hne of equal amount was imposed by
the Court. James st. Miers was ar
raigned for disorder a few evenings
since, and fined 81 and costs.
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SEcoSn WARD MARKEr.-There is
little change TO note in the market
quotations for the past week. Among
vegetables, tomatoeswere sold on SAT-
urdays morning, at 15c per peck, onions
at 600 per peck, cabbage Sc per hun
bred, 5 to 10ci each, beets 200 per peck,
apples were offered at Is and zoe per
peck, potatoes 400 per peck or $l.6O
per bushel. Sweet potatoes 600 per peck
forcommon,andS 81 for jersey. eve saw
one OF the latter ut colyin;s stall,
weighing 2lSlbs.1 New corn brought 900
per bushel. Grapes 100 for y peck. In the
meat market, .15a1sc wis asked for loin
steak, $50 for loin roast, and l5c for rib
do- l5e for mutton chops and lOo for
roast, and l5R1sc for lamb. sausages
(BolognRl 1sc per n. Goshen. cheese 90
per D. Eggs 200 per dozen, butter
opening at 40a45o per n, closed at $50
Cooper R.I lard 600 per n. y "a ~
y.
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A LAST CALL.-This evening the
Grant and oolfax Club Of Martinsyille
make final rally-precedlng the earn
eat work OF tomorrow. Notwithstand-
ing they are hopeful for success In old
Belmont, as well as in ether parts of
Ohio, they make one more request of
the people in the eastern part of the
county. Capt. Danford, OF st. Clalrs'
Vile, an able and effective speaker, will
address the Republicans and all others
who may favor him, with hearing. at
Martlnsville tonight. BY all means
let those In the neighborhood make It
convenient to be there, and II not con-
venient, be there ut any rate. -.
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DEPARTArEHT OF STATE,
WksHINeroN. Nav. 1898

To Wheeler d Rilson, of Ne.u. York:
Srks:-The Department has received
one Gold Medal, awarded to your firm
on Sewing and Button Hole Machines
at the Paris Universal Exposition OF
1867. Your obedIent servants,
sat5-'t WILLIAIlH. SEWARD!
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A CARD.

Z Messrs Culbertson d Fisher desire to
thank the members of the fire deparC.
ment and others for their aid IN pre-
serving from the flames on Saturday
morning, their foundry and wareroom
adjaCsnt to the atbenReum. So SO s.7
IS tASF sHs 50 CUnBERTsoN & FISHER.
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The Merchants Protective U4ion
Mercantile Reference Rf6igtBR

1a57 GGsl5-I5rS - S-7eSfl - 4.l SskHE9Al
TEE MERCHANTS, HPRoFKcTTVR
51,, esssI SSs,; oFEanized 70 promote and
pens to attain f6eIIItys ma 'ssfety
in the gra3Ilng q sed.ts !and the ssii 4.
nopnee that they VIII, In Septem6ar. 1888
p16lish In one large q1afto Volume 49,
MEecARTTLE hEFEREHcE REarsFrr.ss - r1n
tanning, among other Things, The IA ME-
800; ~ ~ - . An ouNr OF CAPITAL,
q over Soo. DOOR the prtncIpal -mer-
chants t[ade1ss bankers, - inanniaef1rers,
throughout the untfsi states, faeif Ief M
tories and the British Fi6yinl e. AZ NoTth
Amertcai and Embracing the moi t1,S,1 =,
tant information attainable ana i5efesaSS1v
ne me ms merchant To aseertain at
49, OF C1EDrr q such OF his ehstoSae as
are .aeemed worthy OF any gratfaiion OF
toSy, containing the title, chEIscisr. nries
anu place OF publication WIN fuli pafticT.
pieie -, w ~ .sseh lopEpal being COM
the United ktateS - -
The reports and information wuIb con-
OF credit; and as the sa1Ine vii Be bSsei. 20
III as practicable, u on the Written srate-
Nv TeytSsd and
SoEtespqndents, Whose character Win prove
guaLantee otthe eorrectness OF The ipfor-
that the reports viii prove more r. tbtnI
ana complete, and, therefore, SUPERIOR TO-
a s.tll, o. much greater valoe. than any pre-.
BY a3d or the 1IERuAnTuE- RprrRrSrr
EEetsT9R, business men VIM IA an 6Ie1fo
ASCERTAIN, ct glance. me canttaT 4 nj STSds-
ton Of credit as compared Win rnsncisI
worm, ol neaEiy every merchant manpfso-
turer, tladeEs and banker IN tiIe aISnye-
named territorial lirniI9 sS tADS's
On OF ABOUT the lrBt OF each TnoDtn Enb-
ssIDeLs VIII also receive the 5lfo5lthi,T CrToTi-
80 SonialnlngS among other fhin.a - re-
S0I3 OF such important eh hfI1eI5 m ffanarne
Sn1 Sondluon OF firms thTouphont me
SOIIn1.uyt Is may occur EnbseopeIif to the
Itnuncalon OF each half-ye1Tly Volume OF
hAi ~ = 9AEAcAtiI11lE REEEHEslScE RR6IsTFR
DELlce OF the Mercnants' Union MercantIIe
- ssLenee Aegtsters nifty sdoIIars ESQ Tor
~ gAiSn 7. VIII be Forwarded TO any address In
- -. -,1loeo states, Interpretation paid
SaoIdefa OF nve SO shares OF ne Capital
Ssoskg IN addltlon TO PARTICIPATING IN the
Peonlss VIII receive one copy OF inc MKR-
SAN11LE RIDEkEHCE REGIsTRR free of
SnALgeS holdeD Of ten ahnres win IA entitled
70 Two COPIES aud no more Than ian snaTeS
o. me S1patal stock win be allotted to any
az. An remittqneeg, ;orders. or oornmunica-
tlons relative 70 the book horili i1s adiTes5-
81 70 the Merchants Protective Union, in
Sne AIner1can Exchange Bank Buflding,
~ > 49,, as9 49roadWny5 ttsox $500 New York.
AuAsSlA TONIC CDPA, FOR ssis AZ g,
"a 6oCk4Nta5a Dfs1g store No. j, Odd
D. & DC
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An ENrHua1AsTIo MEETING was held
at Bridgeport on Saturday evening,
addressed by Hon. John A. Bingham.
The Republicans of Martinsvills were
down with music and torches, and
aided In swelling the columns. We are
informed by q gentleman present that
Mr.. Bingham made most excellent
speech rs
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Acc1DKNr on zANE sTREET.-on Sat.
urday as the morning train OF the
Hempheld road was coming through
the city to the depot, small boy named
Morris McAdams Jumped on car for
the purpose OF securing ride. It is
supposed that the child was taken with
spasms, to which he. is sometimes sub
ject. and falling OF he was seriously
Injured. We hopethis lesson may pro-
duce good eject on the children along
the line of the road. They have long
been in the habit Of clAmbering on the
cars while they are passing through the
streets, to the Imminent danger of life
and limb; the only wonder being that
more accidents have not occurred. Let
the parents see to Il that this evil pFac-
tice Is discontinued at once. 20 y "a -
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NEW YORK. August. 9TH. 1858.

Mr.. editors Several of your CORES.
pondents, very Old and respectable no
doubt, seem to be wonderfully exer-
cissd as to the origin OF Oh PLANTAT1oN
BITTERs. So long as these Bitters are
all that we Represent them to be, we do
not know that It makes any difference
from whence they origin ated; but for
the information OF the public generally,
and old Capt. WenLz In particular, we
VIII say that he told the truth, and that
these Bltters Originated In the West
India Islands-that many of the inHre-
dients have been favorably used for
over century, but our com ination of
Calisaya is entirely new, and our own.
The rum and other materials are the
same, and as your CORRESPONDENCE says,
a better Bittets and Tonic Is not made.
We recommend them particularly for
dyspeptics, fever and akue, debility,
loss of appetite, and In al! cases where
q tonic and stimulant Is required. rF
134 p. a. DRAKE& Co., Hul r.
go y Ha q Park RotD N. y
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the
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National Insurance COmDaHV
WEST VA. >

--I WHEELIHGs WEST VA. FL -.
OAEIVA1J...s.
once, % Monroe St, maxi door to lst Ma
tonRl Bank. :, ~. fs.J Ssr s,l--gg
.9fe-l oFTICERs:
GEO: x. WHEAT. President, a. 80, +.
JAMES McCEUNEY, Vice President. 81 =
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary. :, -. h.lt CO.
CHARLES II. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
DrRKCroRs-John q. Wilson, Jas o. Orr,
John A. Armstrong A. o. Quarter, Geo. x.
Wheat. Alex'r. LauRhlin, James McClunay,
MORAN Il OF SEQ s Adam 9ss,s,
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co., Wholesale Groeen, Wheeling; Pryor,
Handlan q Co., wholesale GrocerS, Wheel.
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale. Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Shoe HOUSE, Wheeling; McCabe, KRAFT q Coz
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FranZheim q
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liq uors, Wheel.
ing; WInship, Woods q Co., Queensware
Wheeling Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheeling; T. @. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Camp-Map Frey Coz Pnbs. mte1ligencer,
Wheeling; OFT, Son q Co, Hardware, Wheel
ing ]. E. Sands, Cashier, Flrst Nat Bank,
Fairmont; r.. p. Camden, Priest. Nat. Elk.
Bank. Weston, W. VA Capt. John McLurer
Jr., Wheeling. - tt3|'''-H apr25
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wH1KEuNstais can Be greatly strength.
ened by the nses OF Wkste Psne Chm.
poitlld. Il Is the great remedy for al
Pulmonary Complaints and Kidney
Troubles. d4w
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0Ene1ntelIig(ettre
ToSDAY sIoRNINs. OCTOBER II.
new Adyertlsements.l

new AtlyertlsemsntsJ
Steamer Tennessee. ?.
wanted-BORTd. s
Notice. sEe4 ~
To Whom it May Concern.
French and German Night School.
List of Letters.
Notice to Voters OF Union Township.
Inauguration German Turn-Halle-
head local column.
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Naanfanfe.. -. -
Franklin Insurance Company
on WHEELING.

Ot-%HEElAING3.--
TTTF FgFTA 8 ,Dtfee1PS. s3BIlfHlll3&
SkM,L MCCLELLAN, GEoRaE MnNDEI. -,
T. a. Logan, u 2 THos. 2. sHAII.cRoss
q. W. FRANKHEu(,-J. N. VANCE,
Z, = p - q SLoU1B O. sTfTEL . III
This compa6y now having been organized
nve years, and In that time done q success
fuI business, Is Sill prepared TO tal.e5 Eiska n
fair rates on Buildings of all kinds, MerchRn-
disc, Misunderstanding ablishmentss Eur
niture, Steam B0at4 and cargoes on the Yves
Torn Rivers and Elakes.i This company Of
(era So erfor Inducements 70 Farmers, where
by they can be Insured on3 Dwellings, Fur
niture, Barns, and contents for 8or years at
reduced rates. This This being state company
- LARGEST CASH OAPTEAL.s j, z
paid In, and surplus OF any company In the
State; and composed OF some ninety four
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, reeomm ends itself 10 the
favorable consideration of the inSurlpg
public and solictts their patronages Apple
catlonsfor lnSuIanee VIII be promptly atten-
ded % &C their once, No. % Monroe street, or
q their Feverali agencies throughout the
N.0.ARTHUR, secretary
GEO. MENDEIs Ylce Rr@idents
Q. N. COEH, ASST Sec,y, -
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White Pine Compound
The White Pine Compound

at was early In the spring OF "a that this
compound was ortgihated. Amen berofmy
family was mlCted with an Irritation Of The
throat attended with dlsagTeeable cough.
had for some month"; previous thought that
e preparation having for rs basis the inside
as to be very useful IN diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value oft In the case
OF the medicine that 1 had been planning,
and gave II In teaspo0nful doses. The result
days the irTtaSSn 81 ths thFo Wss re sTe
was eHsSted. Soon amer this, i sent SONS 10
suffering for some weeks from a bad cough,
occastoned y sudden cold, and had raised
I9 9I1cg stresRed With blood. she SOON found
ten ounces Of it, and got well. ]. B. Clarke,
ESQ.,, ed tor of the Manchester daily Mirror,
case of q severe cold and was cured Immedi-
ataly. Hewasso highly pleased with the re-
sales, II placed before the public, that ne
nnally pursuaued me 70 give Il . NAME and
send it abroad- e penetit the sut1ering. In
the name of white Pine compound. In two
years from that time there had been whole
lars worth, where it took the leadpfan the
cough remedies In the market, and It III
son for this; It q very soothing and heaiing
pleasant Withai 70 the tSs.e. and Is exceed:
: aAs a REMEDY for Kidney Complaints the
White Pine Compound q antls unTfvalech- It
was not originated for that purpose, but
person In using Il for q conp h was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF q
kidney dlmculty OF ten years standing since
that accidental discovery many thousauds
have used It for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured p = =
1867 Since then as in Manchester, the
white CnEnpoun has taken The lead Of an
the care Of Kinney dinicalfies, hi every city,
town. vi lag9 ana hamlet throughou the
New England States. Hao-zt 42ieE@ tii'tE9
as IL fg affaofnal. EFr fTI3
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PRoR. HENsHAw, o. Williston Semi

nary, writes: beSS
my wife, fromIarsix years'preyious
use of a Wheeler 4 Wilson Machines
came TO the work of q Grover q Baker
with reluetance. But in n few weeks
prejudice vanished, admiration sue
ceeded, and now the Grover & Baker
has no more enthusiastic advocate than
she. The simplicity of its constructions;
the facility with which Its use il iacs
deity of It's stitch, and It's ,adRptability
70 all kinds OF work are qualities Iphie6
do not al belong at once to any other
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salesroom at oxtoby & Dufisid,s
Jewelry Store, los Main street, head
quarters for Watchss, Clocks, Jewsffy,
spectacles. Gold Pehss go.
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me DoctQPspIPIolEA6 anEsIn once,

Ihe many .thousantsi cured at this estab-
nanment Within the Last twenty years and
performed by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed bS Inc
Ieportela OF 1he Slfa and many other papers
noCceS o. Wheh have appeared AGAIN and
hGhIn before ne public. besides htS standing
sSa gentleman Of cnnfacter, and raspteia-
olLlty fAa ntnctent guaranteet to the am icted
SKIN spIsEASES ssPEEDILY CURED.
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MAeNoLIA WATER-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. 92 eOd&w
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- .
BASE BAIL.-The second game of the
match game between the ColumbiaH
ard Battles, was played on Saturday
afteruoon.7 We understand that the
Oolumbfas had been promised . new
uniform Hhey succeeded in defeating
the Baltiess and onithis account We are
really sorry to be compelled to record
their yanquishrnent. They played vel
and pluckily, yet not well enough to
gain the victory. The Battles are well
pIeased with the new organisation OF
their nine, who did better play in the
estimation of their friends than at any
nrevious game of the season.
The Uniteds were on hegronnd In q
bran new Uniform which is bright and
d.shipg, and will show to good adyan-
tage in the field. We append the score
of the game: 5s 4! bsss.ss. trsul -.4lip
cobUnHIA. g ,aoIaiS baEAnTTc. :
Ees Ks1lS % S STs
B1Wmsn. Isl BIZ 9 0sboIn,i f.:.....-..-l 9
SsIss. 8 iSSs :.:: zehsscs - Is
Bennett, i. f.-..--.-8 Brady. Lat b-..,..:,-.i 9
EsFEsli FRI. r IL H SasfszS Cd
Total,........,-T 20 y Total-...........2 ~ %
grEs W SUMMARY. i:sgl sfdu E5sd
bnL eloss1 348a4r6 G.i7iss %: sss
G seIsIa.l.l..-. I g ! 4 Z g Sc
!, Outs ON fouT boundS-Baltic 4, columbia 4.
Onts onfouI dleR-BaItio o, Columbia
= OuIs on fair dles-BaItIc Is, Columbia 5.
Outs at lst base-BaItic6, Columbia 8. > as
Kun out-Baltic6, Columbia 3, 60 s.;tt,
Struck out-BRlticO 0, Columbia 4
Missed d!es-BalIic 2. co umb,a z. 'ihf.c9
0funed balIs-Baltte 8 Columbia BIZ I'D
q Wild iThToWs-Baltic9 9, Columbia a. al
Umpires-Messrs Norton and Harbrook.
Time of same-2:40. -.
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0uAssIA TONIC CUPS, -for-Eals a. &.
u soCk4NalS Dfdg Store No. j, ODD
ke1oWl HaI1S8 sCIsi = 5,s-lEsi1Sf r 81
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al, An remittqneeg, orders; or. ,oommunica-
60 70 the Merchants' ProfFcfsVe linton In
ne ne 1Aamefican Exchange Bank Building,
80 go, - t'roadwny5 ttsox $3.50 New York.
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TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE a CLIP p
GAN BE OBTAINED.

DR JOHNSON. has discovered The rnos,
IL Certain, Speedy, and only Effectnsi
Remedy In the World for Weakness OF Inc
Ridnayd and Bladder, involuntary Discbar
Res, Impotency, 9eDerRl Debility, Nervo1s-
mess, Dyspepsia Languor, Low Spirits, on.
Tfu1idtty Trembling, Uimness Of RiRht ~
Giddiness, disease OF the Head, TnroaI, roSe
or SKIN. Affections Of the Liver, LunSS
Sforiacli on BoWels-ihose = erTible Disorder
arisinR from solitary Habits Of HouIh-s+crsi
and solitary practices more fatal TO their viz
timsth n the song of3yrenB TO the Mariner,
or UIysses, blIghLing their most briiIIHni
hopes or anllci pati0ns, rendering marriage
&cs impoGsdble.l 4sA-- 70 e-tit-Gf -
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims OF
habit which anuuallYHWeepSt to an nnIitnelv
grave thousands of \ Dung Men OF the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect vino
might otherwise nave entranced liSLanluP
senators with the thundefB OF eloQuenca Or
WAlLea To ecstacy the living Tyre may call
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How soons and TO what extent the
hrm viii undertake to rebuild they are
themselves nnprepared 10 say. A dis
patch has been sent to Mr.. EoR who
isnow in, the East and his advice Will
doubtless greatly Influence the arm in
any subsequent action.
The 4tkesselt1a was erected in 1856.
by Geo. Hardman, shrewd and ener-
getic business, man. at cost. of S57 OOO
As thename indicates, 1t wasoriEinaliy
designed rs a theater, the ground floor
being for the use of the Baltimore
q Ohio Railroad. For theatrical pnr-
poses, the enterprise was not a success,
and, to the best of our information. it
was never occupied by the railroad
company. It was used at intervals bv
various theatrical Companies, and in
1sSe-6o was under the control of Han
chett q Dnfheld, the last performances
having been given by the formermsfn.
Der of the firm In 1850, alter a dis,sso5i,,,.
ton Of the partnership. DnrInv! the
war twas used as military barracks
and "Lincoln BRstiler !" and was uniier
command Of Captain Robert Hamiltony
The lower part was also fIled with INV.
ernment stores, Etaini tents, DO. An.
other building viii soon spring mp in
Its place, and the theateE, the military
prison and the grain depot VIII be
among the things that were but renot.
ANOTHER CHA1LRNaE.-We sieafSn
mat the Battles have decided to aecept
me ehaIlenge recently cent them by the
s1silant Club of Cambridge, o., and
/ nave agreed upon Saturday ext az the
1OAs convenient time for the game.
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Who have ininrs1s themselves by n certan,
practice, induiged in when alone, . habiVIIe-
Quently learned from evil companions, or AT
school, the effects of7Which are nightly faIT
even when aaleep, and, II not cured, rentiers
marriage impossible, and destroy . both mind
and body, should apply ImmedfateIy.E. = ;
What pity IhatA young man, the hope OF
his country, the pride OF hlB parents should
be GnaIehed 1om all prospects and enjoy.
mentd OF Lie by the CONSEQUENCE of devfa-
ting from the path of nature, and INDUCING
N certain secret habit. Such persons must,
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once NO. . South FFetleFEek Street.
Left hand side going nom Baltimorestreet,
ISW Qoofs nom tho o0FneT,-- Fan not 10 or
serve the name and number. 90
NO letters received UNLESS post paid az
kefsons writing should state are, and send
portion or advertisements describing 'symp-
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..E9DR. IOHNBON.

Member OF the Royal ColIegeof Surgeons,
/ London Graduate Of oneof The mosI eIni.
nent COLLEGES IN the United States, and dc
/ the hospitalsof London, Paris, khiladeIphia
and elsewhere, has eneeted some Of ths most
/ many tT0nbied with ringing IN me hessd m;
cans when asieeps great nervousness, being
alarmed ktfpdeeEa sound, basliulneAs with
derangenient Of mind We're cured imnne-
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- LARD BAC0N, RL0UK. sai O.
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