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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable inssnsns-
| Facto & BON
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About Insect Powder.

How TO TELL THE GENUINE Administrations e
Lyon VIII lie travelling In Asia, discovered flower which.
when death every Kind Of insect from
Cockroach Fly He protected his discovery by letters
patent medals &C. put his signature
hask OF the article, and named II LYONS MAGNETIC IN
SECT POWDER He impaired his secret to one but hs
successor.
Purchasers of Powder-and 1t Is used In almost
every II that they not deceived By
worthless limitations counerfets The signature OF Il.
Lyon purchasers guarantee. Look sharp for It, and
buy Powder that does not bear It. II be had
of druggists family stores, % cents per flask.
DepOt New York.
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Albert Weber's
PIANOFORTE ROOMS
REMOVED TO

FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STKEEE
These Instruments are used by Madame PAREPA ROSA,
Miss LOUISE KELLOGG Miss Aide TOPP. 8. B. MlLLSv
J. PATTIsON HARRY SANDERSON, GEO. =. BRIS-
TOW, G. JEROME HOPKINS "a z. PEASE; and
sidered by every musician Of note the
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Crfstadoru,s Unequalled Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Astor House.
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Announcement Of RemOvaI.-Dr. G0uraud
his business from 453 Broadway to S Bond
street, where be obtained his ITALIAN MEDICATED
SOAP, ORIENTAL CREAM, LIQUID ROUGE and LiLx
WHITE.
Advice Gratis.-Use HOR's Malt Extracts
pure imported mild tonic beverage No.2H Murray street.
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Fine Table CIaret, SO uer Dozen.
GEERY KENDALL, Grocers, 7l9 Broadway.
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tension Sofa Bedstead that ornament to paror
O. L. ]. b. kelly CO., Furniture Store, 66i Broad
way, Amity street.
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elegant style and fnish at reduced prices,
r. KRUTINAS
Manufactury and warerooms,
So and 9S East Houston street,
Between Bowery and Second avenue.
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For First Cinas Printing of Every Descrip.
ton go to the Metropolitan Job Printing Establshment
Eas
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Established in 1SOO-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street
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Ask Your Grocer
TENANTS LAUNDRY BLUE.
Depot l65 Chambers street,
Ma YOrk

r1EMASNs La%eGtspRy LaeGts BLUE.
Dep0. lS5 Chamber: s.x srsss ss:.
About Insect Powder.
Lyon VIII lie travelling r. Asia, Discovered S a9ws, which,
sc as death M
a s S Pp Is S
SECT POWDER He impaired his to but hts
Purchasers of Insect Powderand it is used in almost
see s,s to sy are hs not
Lyon purchasers Look sharp for T. and
Of Ys srussiss and family stores =, per
Depot q Park row, New York
Announcement Of RemovaI.-Dr. Gouraud
street. where can BE- otained bis ITALIAN
SOAP ORIENTAL CREAM, LIQUID ROUGE and LILv
Advice Grntis-Use HoG's Malt Extrnct-a
Card.
Ow ing to the grea, increase Of bust.
their Cartoon and general ISSUE the
proprietors OF
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
would impress upon advertisers the
for of He caoSn nse
days in advance to secure Insertion
sarv 10 present advertisements the
son for RTssssans R%ses they are are
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
viii be sent by mail to subscribers Tor
six dollars per year. Address H Mas
street.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye.-rhe Best In tho
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Cristadorr's UneagaIIed Hair Dye:Issld Dye: Sol.
and applied at his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Asor House
Established in 1so0-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street
For First C,n@, Printing Of Every Descrip.
Nassau street.
Furniture
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~""1'@ sS and ss East Houston street.
Between Bowery and Second avenue
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way near Amiy street
GEERY KENDALL, Grocers, 7i9 Broadway.
60 to Richards Fancy Boot and Shoe
Palace and shngs Shoes and dollars on your
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Pamphlets, Law REPORTS, &c., Executed
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Information furnished The highest rates paid for Doaboons
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| Nj.
Saye 25 per cent by Purchasing your Silvcrs
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-30
We have enjoyed a feast indeed,

I We have enjoyed feast indeed,
durug the three past evenings, by the
deIjghtful entertainments Of Professors
Gray aud Ryan.
4 The hIocutionist, Prot. R.yasl, stands
Pr eminent in his personations, Ee
tpeots the Lay Of the Mailman with
himitable perfection, and holds the adj
miHng auditor, thrilled With emotions
q sympathy and pleasure.
4 Prot. }, Madison Gray, the worid
rnowned Elocutionist and Humorist,
Would rival the world in all his various
pfrs0niIications. Our exchanges from
" parts of the country pronounce
poi Gray to be one OF the most gifted
1morists of the day.
1--WE shall attempt no further express
'lons, Suffice it to say, that the unus-
"a y large crowds which were in at
'epdanco each evening, and the death
NC silence Of the multitude while the
perlormances were going on, indicates
VIC ahounding inexpressiblc admiration
and appreciation of these intelligent au-
uknces. The "Robcrt Donnell'' and
Nary Sharp" attended en- masse. The
Sal'fe performance was pure, chaste,
Aa highly eminent in sweetness oflan-
gsa9e and beauty ofiliustration, there
rye the young ladies Of the above in
sWNtIons learning could not fail to
VI harmed and captivated
yehtIenan come into our midst again.
IS apprcciativc community will hear
" welcome you back.
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MR. A. G. STrwART, formerly

MR. A. c. STrwARr, formerly of
Lebanon, and son of Gen. A. p. Stew
art who is now the Professor of Math-
ematics, in the Cumberland University
at Lebanon, has located in our town
for the purpose practicing law. Mr.
A. G. $. is graduate of the Lebanon
Law School, beyond a reasonable
doubt one Of the most thorough Law
Schools known any where in the South
and we therefore, Notwithstanding our
acquaintance is initial, venture to re-
commend him to the citizens of Frank
lin and adjoining counties, to be Il
young man Of energy, and capable of
attending to any business in the law
line. He is partner of Capt lobe
Tuncy, one Of the first lawyers of our
town We can only hope that, Turney
and Stewart will be rs successfully as
sociated as the Captain was while alone.
See their card in another column
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ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-Wc take pleas
ure in recommending to our friends
this house. Mr.. Hamilton 1.-THE pro-
prietor) is kind, clever and obliging
gentleman. Here you can get just as
good eating as you want, and the sleep
ing apartments are nice and convenient
y arranged, and, think Of this, you can
eat three meals there and stay all night
for the small sum of 50. Don't talk
to us Of large hotels and prices in pro-
portion, when such quiet and excel
lent hotel as the ST. Charles is open,
besides our young friend Jack Hines,
is clerk at this house, who will make
any sacrifice OF time and labor, to see
that his Franklin county friends are
we'll provided for. When you 90 to
Nashville stop with him and see if We
have not told the truth.
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Iii with pleasure we announce that
Mr.. Ransom (whose attention was call
ed to the dilapidated condition of the
collar door at his storehouse in last
weeks issue,) has had the same re-
paired. From his promptitudc in this
matter, taken together with the fact
that his time and attention has been
for some time constantly employed in
the erection and compile ion of his fine
residence, we believe, and believed at
the time we wrote, that the condition
OF said cellar was overlooked, and not
Intentionally neglected, therefore, we
only intended our article of last week
as a friendly notice.
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and this was the exact appearance of
the other two legged horses who Zone
before the concern, and the other in it)
showed the mighty purpose of this
whole thing, in this wise: The one be-
fore said, "To-night, tonight" Echo
said, Come up to College," On one
side of the Jersey, were the painting
OF the CANCEL Of Midnight" and that
of a host Of women in angry pursuit OF
one poor frightened man. 1--WE didn't
see the other side.
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MCkoIN Il Cove insist, with car
nestness, too. that the finest and
choicest lot of furniture to be found in
the city Of Nashville, can be found at
this house. they have everything
that housekeeper could wish-ycs,
Furniture, common and super(ne-all
kinds, and at all prices, ranging from
the highest to the lowest in quality, as
well as price, can be seen at this house,
without costing the inspector single
cent, for the members of this firm are
courteous and kind, and stand emf
nently approved as business men.
Then call TO sec them. They can be
found at No. IS College street. We
venture to say that upon entering this
house and closely observing, then you
will, as we did honestly confess, and
Acknowledgements eyes never beheld
more substantial, elegant and attractive
stock of furniture.
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DEBATING SOCIETY The members of
the Winchester Debating Society,
which has been suspended for the last
two or three months, in consequence of
the exceeding warm weather and short
night, ARE rcluested to meet promptly
on Friday night, Oct. LIST, in the Court
house at O'Clock. Election ofoi1cers
etc, will take place. Let all of the old
members who are here, and others
who desire to become associated with
the Society come out.
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lied all alone in our Sanctum
'''"'i on yesterday afternoon,
came stealing upon the South
"n ugly, strange noise. We said
on earth! and with rapidity OF
'Nhs dashed down our "old quill
We lear that our rapid and earnest
'on Oh muscular power to reach
corner ofthe square in time to see
f did us an injury; for behold
], asd black, the former With
10 open and the latter presenting
of having borrowed. a
10 snow for eyes on this occasion
IN silent amazemcnt at the pass
onat did you say it WASP 1t had
pearance Of Jersey wagon.
vas white horse covered over
P'per' with pictures to beautify;
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4AENER d HANDLY.-We knew You
luld go to the "Cheap Store" y
You get good bargain? Ger
~ You did. Why. did you know
Garner ~ Handy can, and will,
Y'cote any article of goods you can
y at Nashvillel That's so. They
'nelr goods remarkably cheap. and
'ouFse they can afford to sell them
eap.
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BUsINEss.-Thc public are hereby
notified that when orders are left at
Hutchins' drug store for coal, in every
instance the money must be left also,
for the order without the money will
amount to nothing,
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MARBERY-GARNER.-At the resi-
dcncc of a. $. Colyar Esq. in Nashville,
Tenn, on the morning Of the 2Stli inst,
Capt. p. II. Marbery to Miss Lilly Garner.
May they be happy; may Love be their
guide through life; may Il sweet guardian
angel hover about them always, and be
present to watt their spirits to Heaven
when life is ended.
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Notice,

UNiUSN WISHING CAEE-BOTTOM
Chairs rebOttomcd, can he acc0mno-
larod uy ending their chairs to Josiah
] ams. j. ii. JOHNSON.
SOP 3N-lt
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LOOK HERE.--All persons indebted
10 Hutchins d. Warner are requested to
come forward and settle, and save
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John NJ. IIntchins and George W
Warner has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be carried OH
in future by John NJ. Hutchins.
HUTCllINS Il WARNER.
!. June e, ls69.
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Boston is importing full cargoes Of
female negroes from the South as do
mcstics.
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DIR. T.. e., MARKS

Having located permanently in Win
chester. oilers his services to the public in
all the branches of his profession. His
Office IL at present at the Office OF Colyar.
Marks q Fitzpatrick. where he may
always be found. un.es professionally
absent.
apr Il-,t
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Our CoRpoRATloN.-The object OF
all our preceding articles relative to
the corporate authorities, etc, has been
to obtain statement, and to make
publication of the same, so that those
interested might read and see for
themselves, and thereby be contented
with the application the authorities
were making Of their money, for it
cannot be denied that many have re-
fused to pay their taxes, for some un'
known reason, and we ask in all can
dor may it not be because they appre-
hended that u proper application of
their money WIS rot being made by
tue authorities, (not that they were
disposing Of it corruptly, but misappIy
ing it simply)
Now, the statement below will give
satisfaction upon this point. Now
these unmeritod approximations of the
misapplcation, by the corporate au-
thorities, Of our money will walsh,
and we hope all who are in arrears will
come forward promptly and pay their
taxes, so as to enable the Board to i'm
prove the condition of our streets.
fHhio ;p tho lrinf ct,+,n,o,+
B. Templeton, Treasurer has re-
ccived from linos rnd privi-
!oges. ,............,.........,. S1Sl 80
Clarence Horn, Town Constable,
has received on privileges and
taxes ...,...,.... ..,..,..,..,. $40 80
Total amount received from lst
January, to Sep. 10Th, 1859. 80, 1925 10
b, Tcmpl"ton, has paid out, and
has vouchers iOr.............. ZIG Isl
Clarence Horn has vouchers for Bis 81
His commission on S5lO.33 is ii O3
HL has paid for haudS WORK ing
ON the streets, tools, etc.....". 10 u |
--------
$3.50 26 |
Balance on hand, and in the Treasury,
$3.50 81.
This balance Of &lG5S7 will hardly |
pay for the work which the Town Con-
stable has done in grading the ugly hill
from the bridge to the Square.
Aso, none Of the members Of the
Board have received any salary.
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SfIAPAItD ~ GARNER.

hrs. SuAPARD Il GARNER RES
- pcctfully announce to their friends.
and tie public generally. that they have
entered into partnership in the practice
OF their profession the obligations OF
which they will faithfully and promptly
discharge whenever called upon.
Office IN the Square-secOad door from
the Vest corner. april2y.
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Insolvency Notice.

The insolvency of the estate of c. NJ.
Farmer, deceased. having been this day
suggested. all persons having claim,
against said estate are required TO present
hem. duly authenticated, to the County
curt Clerk, ut Winchester, within the
Cine prescribed by law. or they will be
tirever barred. W. b. FARMER.
June It'll. 1SG0-l0 Admir-.
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Winchester Business Directory


rs.gnW INGltESTER,- pleasant little town
,'th fl populaton OF about 1860, stands on higi
mani, orthe cast fork fYk River, at m elevation
,roup hundred and ten feet above the bed Of saiC
iyrr Il has three hrst-class schools Tor both sex
~, bpsilcs schools for small children Its cduca
nylrlrilitics are unsurpassed anywhere. \ fine
,no,ntaiu scenery spreads out east ana south. NJ
,,r.,e Ia the world is better situated for health
trf,,nir Ncvpr, have been unknown here until last
,r when thUrc were few cases OF aSuo anu IT,
,.r caused ~ u very unusual season The VIA
,h,.t,r 4 Alabama Railroad runs through the
,,.u md on 70 Fayetteville, Lincoln county,-th
,,,,ir nunE. il course Of construction, to connect
min, fine Great central road, running via Guntcrs-
,tl,c Ala. to Mobile on thc southern coast OF Ala
I.pn starting from Dechcrd, On the N. Z. Rail
,,,d two miles from Winchester, making this
',,cn accrs ,iblc by rail from all important conn
t,,,ini gp,uts in the United States. 1t hGs been
,.a triiv,ut business since the war Nc mer-
chant. nm, generally charging and renting their
,.,,bou.g.. We design keeping Il Business Di-
.,,,,, il, oar local column Of the principal bust
,o.. houses and offices, Nc, 50 that our readers
NAV have an opportunity to knew where To trans
~ w., !iupss when they come to town, Or have bus
"N' lnrp 10 he done. Their attention Is, there
irr permanently directed to shc following cards:
vJUTCHINS q WARNER, dealers in
nil kinds of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
g+rAs. Glass. Putty, Lamps, Oils, Books
oni Stationery. Garden Seeds, SC. north
Side Public square.
Al &. WHlPPLE, dealer in all Kinds OF
Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, Patent
Medicine Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuils, Glass,
clears. Tobacco, Stationery and Fancy
Goods, southeast side Public Square.
Holm /, VAUGHAN. manufactures OF
,DTn. Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. and
Icglrr in Cooking, Heating. and Wood
stoves. Pumps, Country Hollow Ware, etc.,
ETC.. southwest side Public Square.
i t. BNUGH q CO., dealer in III Kinds
j .ofUry Goods, Hardware, Queehswarc
Tin Ware. Clothing, shoes, Boots, Hats,
Clothing, sugar, Coffee, Flour, Meal, etc,
at the old Wilson corner.
Al ERRITT, ENOCIS g. CO., maRlfac-
lFi mrels and dealers in Saddles, Brides,
Harness. Boots and Shoes, and, in fact, ev
crything pertaining to lirst-class Saddle
and Harness shop, cor. Public Square.
holm @. SUUROM, dealer in all Kind
u of Cakes, Candies. Coniectioner les, dc
Cheese, Crackers, and Oysters. Bakery
next door to John r. Skaters law Office, !
ON Main street. Us Warm bread fur |
lishcd every evening. Cakes of all kinds |
made to order for bridal and reception par
ties. Give him call.
( JOURDAN, frcnth C0uicCtioncr,
! .and dealer in all kinds OF Fancy
Goods, Public Square.
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Gift of Providence.

She only asks trial of her skill. and re-
fcrs To numerous certificates which she
has in her possession, to test her ability to
do what she processes.
-" She only asks a trial. This i. no
bulnbug. She can BE found at her resi-
dcncc. in Winchester, at all times.
lam
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Certain Relief to the Afflicted |!


Mrs. Margaret okCilf
Tenders her services to the citizens Of
Winchester, in the treatment of all Chronic
and Nervou, Diseases, which She treats IN
a manner peculiar to hcrsclk by virtue of Il
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FRENCH 0uFBC7I0NERIES
FAMILY 4enooBRrEs
AND STATIONERY.

AND TNY,
Which consists, in part, of Oysters, Cheese
Lemons. Figs. Candies. Toys, Pickles. an,
all kinds of Nuts. Thankful for past IA
vors and patronage, he sOlicitS a contin-
uance Of the same, from town and country
lT}' All kinds of Barter taken, such as
Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Feathers, Apples
and all kinds OF Fresh Game.
a. JOURDAN, agent.
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SHEET Nasic and Musical Works.

Our catalogue embraces over six thousand
diIIrr, mt pieces, and is immensely popular,
New music published every day. and music
mailed, postage paid, when the rHGrntI
price l. vcmittpd.
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Nine O'Gltth in The ,Nvruia,,

The New School Singing Book. used in
the public Schools OF New York. Price
~ cts. Splendid discount TO Teachers and
others who introduce the above works.
Send for catalogue and price-list. Agents
wanted.
For reference apply to W. }. Slater.
Winchester. Tenn.
WM. \. POND II CO..
81, Broadway, New York.
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UGOL1N STRINGS

We ',o"p tacNery choicest and best strings
that are maGe. Price per set, Tor best
Violin 81! ;,orGuitat, $50; mailed, postage
pQid.
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Iht lal!u Cen / Octave Iiago,
BAND TW3TElyJ l,sENT.-

of Grass and German Silver, warrant
correct in tone, atpgicC5 much below ofu
-mnMmiiLcl urNrE
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MARRIED..

j. NJ HUTCHINS.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

The new elementary Piano Method, by
Jean Manns and Henry kleI er. The
simplest and most progressive and best
work ever published. Price - 30.
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TJUTCHINS 81 WARNER, dealers in
ALL kinds of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
SruAs. Glass, Putty, Lamps, Oils, Books
md Stationery, Garden Seeds, Sc, north
Dpt1it. @,uIJarp
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/ l.. BAUGH Il co.. dealer in al kinds
j .ofDry Goods, Hardware, QueehsWarc,
Tin Ware. Clothing, shoes, Boots Hats,
Clothing, sugar, Coffee, Flour, Meal, etc,
.t fine old Wilson corner.
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Al &. WulPPLE, dealer in all kinds OF
wi Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent
Medicine Paints, Oils, Dye-StulIs, Glass,
Cigars Tobacco, stationery ana Fancy
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VIM. A. POND & CO.,
pIANI C-EORT :

If oar own make, equal to any, and prices
much lower Jhau bho~v ut other tir-L-cl.ss
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-22

STATE AND SCHOOL TAxES.-Tbe As.
SCISSOR OF Taxes for the city district
gives the following particulars as to the
valuation and taxes assessed on real es.
tate IN the townships lying within the
city:
Washington township, valuation Of
lands and buildings, $3.50 445, State tax
81 ,26O.oO, School tax S63U. As: Msdison
S9lS,S25, State tax 81 ,S37 IS, School tay
S9lo.6l; Clay, Sl,645 400, State tax, 81
29O 9S, School tax Sl645.49; Union
S959, 440, State tax 81 9lS -, School tax
S95944; Centre, S7U6,O2O, stare tax
81, ALP "a, School tax SSO6.01; Webster
1919. $40, State tax sl,759.O4, School tax
So79.5l.
Total valuation, S5,759.O4, State ia,
Sll,479.47, School tax S5,73974.
The above estimate shows the Stat,
and State School tax on real estate, on
ly, within the city district.