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lu0 hNcent EIFe IN (umutFIHuu'
The OiViliaH says our Tepors OF the
Gre al cumberland on the 2G.h ult I,
was much Exaggerated" We gladly
corrtc! ourselves by the account which
we aud In the columns OF the Civilian.
The fire broke out In the large frame
stable OF Mr.. George Hughes, on Wells
Creek nenr The bridge and about my
feet from Baltimore street. The Civaian
says:
As soon as the FIRE was discovered
the alarm was given, and almost Imme.
dlately the dry timber OF which the
building was composed and the large
quantity OF hay contained therein, was
Ia one mass Of flames. The fire spread
so rapidly and the heat was so great
that none conld approach the place.
The hTo companies were promptly on
the ground, but from long disuse the
hose were In bad condition and the
quantity very deficient. They were
put TO work as speedily as possible,
but by this time several buildings In
the nelghboFhood had taken Ere, the
old National house, The Alie1dnidN
Office the harness establishment Of W.
7. Hobllizsll, the dry goods house OF
Isaac White, the row OF buildings occu.
pied BY Drs. Smith, and HeAley, WIN,
Ash aud G. Madore, ShoemRkers, and
W. Il. wilkins, jeWeler, were all I'm.
perlled, the flames had broken out on
the roofs Of these buildings from the
Intense heat. In addition 10 these, two
other stables burst into flames and
were entirely destroyed. The wind was
blowing directly across Baltimore
street, and the great distance from the
IRE was all that saved the large buaI-
ness houses on the Corner Of Baltimore
and Canal, at one time the roof
OF the Wholesale liquor house OF
Clabaugh & Rbind took Ere In
several places, and was only saved by
presence Of persons with buckets Of
water Notwithstanding the tremen.
dous exertions made by the flremen the
flames steadily gained until after the
stables had burned TO the ground,
when tho excessive heat thereirom was
no longer reflected, and the steady
streams Of water began 10 have perma-
nent effect. BY three O'Clock only the
remains Of the large stable were burn.
Ing, aud we were happily saved from a
contlagratlon which at one time threat
ened terrible results.
Mr.. George Hughes Sustained loss
Of about $500 Ia his buildings, hay, fer.
tIllzsEs, harness, &c, and there was no
insurance whatever. Dr.. 8. P. Smiths
loss, on National House and adjoining
property amounted 10 1881 IL, as esti.
mated by the insurance officers Sis o.
OF which will be paid by the FIro In.
surance Company Of Baltimore, and
S2G2 6O by the Fire Insurance Company
OF Allegheny county. Mr. II, s. Ladue
lost some $500 In green hides. which
were stored In Mr.. Hughes warehouse
tor shipment by canal.
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TO OMRERs OF HOSES AND
CATTLE.

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW
DERs are warranted superior 10 any others,
OF no pay. for the cure Of Dlslempor, worms,
Bots, Coughs, Hiic.bouad, Colds, Sc, In
Hor cs; and Colds, Cou lbs, Loss Of MILK,
Black Tongue, Horn DIStemper, &C., In Cat
tie. They are perfectly safe aud innocent;
no Iced OF stopping tho working OF your
animals. They Increase the appetite, give
a lue coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; also Increase tho milk OF cows. Try
them, and you will never be without them,
The lRte Hiram Woodruff. celebrated train.
or OF trotting hores, ugod them for years.
Col. Philo. T. Busa, OF the Jerome Race
Course, Fordham, n. T., would not use
them until hc was tod OF what they are
composed, since which he IL never Without
them. He has ovor twenty running horles
In his charge, aud for the last three years
has used no other medicine for them. He
hns kindly permitted me 10 ruier any one to
him. Over 100 other references can be secn
~ tho Depot.
Gold By Druggists and saddlers. Price, q
CENTS per boz. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
4OEk' RuglO.lmd&w
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9rEtiaI aptIfts.
Cha President nsnlaraa war

T1H President Declares War
Against all lnpoSltIonS upon the people,
and Science. following the glorious exam.
pie, isous
AOAINsT TnE POISOARRS,
who sell sugar OF lead hair dyes, that not
only ruin the hAlr. bu: pAralyEs the system.
Impoaton ...
WHO DESTROY TaR UNWARY
eh1rld 10 put down BY law. In the mean.
time.
0ristadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye
Is offered under tho guarantee OF Professor
Chiffon, tho famous analytical chemist. as
an efficient,
Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CRlSrADORos HAIR PREsERVA.
TIVE, rs Dressing, acts like a charm on
the Hair ATter Dyelns. Try II
RuYlO.l muEW
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Peculiar AdaptabiIity.


Their peculiar AIRptabIllty 10 all ConstI.
tutIons ~ CleAnSerS OF the bowels and the
blood hat established their great merit.
They restore the Liver, the spleen and even
the heart to healthy action when ether rem.
edICs have DOen used without producing
any benefit. They do not expose thoe who
use them To any danger, being as safe a. sal.
utary.
Extract from Letter 70 d.. Brnndreth from o.
!. Fay, ESl., =. 81, AGntit1n, N. J.
"in 1888 was In poor health, and my
friends az well rs myself suppcGed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
after taking ono box OF Brandretha PnL, l
began 10 feel better. Well, sir, when had
used mp twelve boxes WAT VOL, healthy
mGn-ny weight having gone from 1871
pounds up 10 Ii! pounds. then ordered n
supply, and between that time and the
pI~cnt have rGtaIIed three thousand dol
lars worth OF thess invaluable pills, and
am quite sure that have thereby been In
strumentaIin swing Thousands OF lives.
"YUura, truly, CJ. FAY, PM"
sold by oil druggists. Observe my name
In white letters III the government stamp.
b. BRANpRETH.
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AT Reedy, Jackson county, Yves! Viz.
glnia. A. Calllson Is appointed Post
master, 10 place OF J, L. Thorn, resign.
cd. Office ut Whites Mills, Logan
county, West VIrgiuIa, Is re-es;ablish-
ed, and William IL. Peck appointed
poslmnsiCr.
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THE CUMBERLAND Ro1LlNa MILL =
Workmen are now engaged In builds
Ing track from the main Atem Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad into tho
rolling mill grounds for tho purpose Of
conveying building material and ma
ohlnery on the ground. II Is said the
work will be- proceeded with at once,
and that iron win be made In the mill
by next Summer.-CiViliGH.. IL. "
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IT MAY be considered a little sIngu.
lar that although Gen. Rosecrans had
tue Ohio Democratic platform before
hun when hts celebrated letter by
mail was written, he makes not the
slightest alIuaion 10 that remarkable
structure, a
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GESgRAL HANCOCK had a brilliant
reception on Friday night last in St
Paul, Nina, 70 which bowling wilder
ness, 9eeoIdingto The Democratic pa
pers. he was "bEnished' by President
Grant. Itwas given In his honor by
tie minnesota Club, which Is composed
OF many OF the Heading citizens, and
was eminently successful.
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Col. JAMES T. CLOSE, OF Alexandria,
who will be- remembered by many here
Ms Senator from that county in the
Legislature OF the ReOrgAnIztd Gov
erument OF Virginia here In 1892,
died ut his residence in Alexandria
county Monday night. He was at the
time OF his death a member elect OF the
Virginia Legislature. Ia The latter
part OF the war Le was commissioned
as Colonel Of the l6!h (loyal) Virginia
Regiment, but the regiment was dis
banded without active serYlce.
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THR Cincinnati Gasctte gives the local
Republican Convention notice that II
good candidates are placed In nomI.
nation, they will be supported. Ifnot,
not. II Is only "0rRS2s," led by the
nose, and happy In the distinction, that
Iaik anything else,-And no paper
OF particle OF influence will consent
% De considered an Organ except OF
lntelli8ent, Independent public sentl-
ment,-ItttSbHrgh Commercial,
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1T ls stated, says the Boston Advsr.
User, That Mrs. stowe will not reply 10
the criticisms on her Byron scandal nm.
I'll the comments Of the English press
are received by mail, when she can dSai
with AL together 10 one comprehensive,
annihtlSting broadslde. III" "
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HAE8HALL COUaTY,
a Chapter OF VnIiNniCS alb out Hancy.
town,

town.
Correspondence: Cfhc AotuldItRle National,
WEST UuNIoN, ". Va, Aug. 81
For some months past. this portion Of
Marshall county, West Union or Hay
neylown.' as i 10 generally called,) has
been Infested BY aganR OF petty thieves,
incendlIrie4 Innd vandals, who have
hsen committing all kIuds OF depreda.
tons aud OuIrHgcs on the farmers of
this and Washington county, robbIng
smoke-houscs, miIk.houses, burning
grain stacks, destroying orchards, and
every species OF mIschlef almost that
can be mentioned. On last Friday
night, some william or Williams, set Ore
to Il stack OF rye, the property (IoIntlv)
Of Mr.. WnI. Patterson, J. Il, Bedilion
aud widow lady, all OF which was en-.
tlrely consumed, together with a valu-
able threshlnR machine, and all the
forks, takes, &c, which had been left the
evening before. The last falls heavily on
the parties, rs their whole crop was
destroyed, particularly Mrs. H,
who Is a soldiers widow, and was de.
pending on the proceeds OF the sale Of
the grain for her support during the
coming winter. On The same night a
valuable peach orchard belonging to
Mr.. Joseph Richmond was entirely de
stroye ThU trees, which were loaded
With fruit, aud nearly ripe, wero all cut
down 10 the ground, and the whole or
cAArd completely ruined. Mr., Rich.
mond Wits very quiet and peacea bio
old man, and Is over eighty years OF
age, and what object the sooundreIs
could have in this act OF vandalism is a
mystery; Some weeks since, the smoke.
mouse belonging to Mr.. Jameson, near
this place, was broken into and ali His
bacon carried of. The lock was also
forced of the door Of Mr., John ReIlil.
ions sprlng-house and all the content,
taken. It would bs impol s.ble 10 EN-.
merate all the devilnent that has been
done by these thisving rascals, nnd yet
not move has been made to have them
brought 10 justice. IisOmsthIpg Is not
soon done, the clIizans will not be safe
either in life or In property.
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Lindsey Institute.
TNHE NEXr TERN WILL BEGIN ON
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9Th,

The Principal IS happy 10 be able 10 an.
nounce 10 tho public that he has associated
with himself In the conduct and manage
ment OF the school, Prot l. W. McDAID,
late Principal OF the Pablo school, TrLadel.
phia, gentleman Of high reputation ai .
teacher and o thorough dlscipllnarIan.
The English branches will be specially
under tho charge OF Prok McDAd.
The classics will be taught by the Princi-
pal, T. E. Blakely b. A.
Tno German classes as usual will be con-
Quoted by. Prof r. q. H. LRmpe, A. NJ.
Only limited number OF scholars can be
rocolvod, and II Is desirable that ali who
seek to enter this year be present at the
commencement Of the session when the
classes for the ensuing year will be formed.
II u intended 70 commence q class in
ChemlsLry, the lectures TO be Illustrated and
explained by the use OF Philosophical and
chemical apparatus and practical expert.
For terms, &C., see circulars or apply 10 the
PRINCIPAL, south side OF Quincy sheet, cor.
ner OF sixth street.
RugH, u kReDIkb
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THE BYRON SoANDAL.-Mr. John
Neal, OF Portland, Me-, who was press
ent at Lord ByrOn's funeral, aud was
Intimate with his friends, Is said to
have In bis Possession facts that COR
rUborate Mrs. Stoves statements. II
~, they will probably soon be pub
IIuhpd
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Miss LIZZIE McGHAN, OF Cameron, Is
satd TO be the prettlest young lady in
Marshall county.-MONndSvitIe Ma.
tiORnt.
We shall expec: to hear In n day or
two that the Moundsville girls have
Ridden that chap on IL rail. lie de.
serves II.
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TAG rumors which have been going
tina rounds of many newspapers for
suIne time past that Hon. r. c. GrIer,
In consequence OF falling health, will
resign his seat as Associate Justice Of
tue United States Supreme Court, are
auIhOrItatIvely contradlcted. The Jus.
Iice Is at present enjoying good health,
aud has no Intention OF resigulug his
position.
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Mr.. RICHARD THOMAS. OF Marion
county, member OF the present House
OF Delegates, prints card Iu the Yir-
gintGn declining to be a candidate for
reelection.
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REv. JAS. q. sSowDEN, pastor OF tho
the Methodist Protestant Church, OF
FAlHmontI contemplated severlng his
connection with his charge, and will
leave Tor the west some Time during the
present mouth.
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WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
Hon. Ut. 1IoKE, Pre,G hoard u Regents.
u. U. srURdt:s. &cy ="
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., Presidqlt,
aud Professor OF Mental and Moral PhliosG-
ply.
F.s. LYON, A. ~, Vice President,
PrOitES " OF English Literature, aud Pfincl.
pal OF Preparatory Department.
s. q. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor OF AstIo IOmy aud Physics.
II. II. PIERCE, A. NJ,
(LRpt, u. 4. Al
Professor OF Mathematics aud Of Military
TNctlcs.
J.J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Pm. D.,
Professor OF Chemhtry aud Natural History.
+. W. WOOD. Ph. d.,
Professor OF Ancientaud Modern Languages.
o. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department,
d. d. PURINToN, Tutor.
GEO. N, HAGANS, RiQ,
Superintendent Of Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH. W. BROCK, MD.
Lecturer on PhysioloSy and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERN begins Ist Tuesday in sept'r.
WINTER TERN LIST Monday in Deer,
aPRtNG TERX 81 Tuesday In March,
COMMENCEMENT, Cd Wednesday In June.
TUITIoN.-Preparatory, IS OO per Term OF
l3 weeks.
a.. go NJ .
IL weeks,
BoARDGEG-Not 70 exceed 81 per week.
ES-Send stamp for Catalogue.
MORO ANTowN, W. VA. Bepi.eSat
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THE editor OF the Morgantown rost
acknowledges a Gaming at the hands
OF our fellow citizen, Mr.. Samuel Ir-
win. No doubt lie deserved it.
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DIED.

,..ANDREWs.-on August 2II, 500, at
WeSternpoTt. Nd. MS. BARAH ANN AN.
DREWs, aged Il yeRn
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syetB aaBertse#eHts.
Read Read Readlt
CURE OF DssrEpslA AND scRoFuLA.

CURE OF DYsPEPSIA AND sCROFuLA.
PARKERSBURG, April 10.
TIL. LOGAN, Eo.-DSaT Sir 81 wrote 70
you some tIEnO since for bottle OF Brent.
linRerH Fluid ExtIAct OF BaiSapArlllA and
Dandellon, and NUT say that II has acted
upon me like charm. have been atttlct-
ed for near two years with Dyspepsia; two
thIriS or tho time l Vomited from one 10
three times day. l had given up tho idea
Of ever getting well, and indtei my friends
mad given mp al hopes OF my ever
Getting well again. Added 10 this, I suffered
Win the Bcr0lTIa very much. since last
September one side. Of my neck was one en-.
tiTe SoTe, imposed Of some seven running
sores, Tue uSe OF one bottle has much linz
proved me. Ny stomach lI relieved and my
neck has improved beyond my most sam
1ulno exf1eetatIonT, feel much encouraged,
aud think by The use OF one or two bottles
more, i shall be relieved entirely. You Will
please send me two bottles BY the boat
YOlrs, respectfully,
J, VI HOMER.
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Hs- No notice will DO taken OF coInmunl'
cations not accompanied by q responsible
name, The name Will be considered conas
i.ltlal, but must in all cases accompany lot
IAN ~ Il guarantee Of good faith,
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4tEambaats.


Reg ulAF MaIamOPaa ana Wb..,.
Packet. nE
~ The nne new light dr.uvtt 49,.
" sengef steamer SCIENCE Wv
- Phil. AnAhutE, will leave u ~,
Ing for MRtamoras, every TueStiNv rteeel'
Eny and sa;.tpISGay a. 10 o'clock y. II.
every Monday, Wednesday sud FfijHVSSi d,g
O'Clock A. n. N"y AS
ROr freight or passage apply on boa,do
,,,,,, U. Il BOTH a CU, !"
1HuII Agent,
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HfH Advertisements.

NRRELIGIOUS NOEICE-e;srvieSs
Tomorrow Sunday al the usual hour.
Preaching by tho Pastor, hoV. ], RoWley.
Sabbath Hchool At O'Clock r, n, A cordial
VE0le6T1h IN All. Heats free, N
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READ AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURB OF MERCU.
RIAL DI5EABH.

DEAR DooroR :-You know what was my
condition when called upon you. was
sores all over, lltOrRlly covered with nasty
black Bcabs, aud 20 palned In my joints Rt
night, that sleep or lest was utterly impos'
RIblO. Ny constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and wa AlmOst In despair
Of eyer being cured, having tiled many ply.
HIeiAns, ami used numerous preparations
PuTpoftinH 70 10 remedies, without the
least slgn Of success. But am now happy
70 say, that alter USING those I'VE bottles Of
your SarSapaIlIlR and Dandelion, and only
Two boxes or the Pulls, became perfectly
restored, have returned 10 my post Oh tho
boat, and feel at this time a. stout a. ever |
did In my life, Please accept my thanks,
SAMUEL MAYS.
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sH- Tsu lines or leHs make u square.
ss'rrausleut advertisements CASH IN ad.
MHxnlAGEs AND FUNERAL notice., 10
els, " hen uLId6r AiX lines.
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Caution,

West Liberty Academy.
nNHE FALL TERM OF THIS 1EsTlTU.
j tlOn, located at West Liberty, ". Va,
will open Monday, sept, 18th, English
branches y VI Classical Sl0 " per season. OF
in the village from $50 u per week.
Eepi.lwd, ui.w&W
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER,

n h IL NJ x.
INVARIABLY ADVANCE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS.
NIsLos GARpEs: ,.,..,,xv,
Begins pree,ssr ~ p n Tsrmna,es a, 10 80
rwdEn NET,FIs rEsFoESNsASScsa.
E.s.s.%.s j Is ssI.s Al EVENING AT
SAG II: every evening ssiad .sse
ksEEcc65SSsITRSgSIEE66
F0F sRox 5BItvf aSusrs.
sAfI HTasS;sd HF s,I,A!sss
CLUSTER or 0EMs
FRESH scEsksY HE BEST
HARRHHoNIogs Music.
Am haSosis aH aSaSArs.
s0r ,!. !!sS g! Isl POLICEMAN
GRAND BALLOON ASCENT
r4 cxSo xHsTl GAscAs.
KASToosE vEIocIrkDE. &c:
| WAVERL.EsaY THEATRE,
ydE ELSE MoEs Yp RsGsiSsSyE Ts%STs;
1Ss II & & f;s% Der
nae ea 0ur'ssa"e OF the same Name by ka'Ay Esq en-
New music. sAEss sv Mia, HOLT ,,,o
by T S;. nswS ar Milo Gsv Mimi. Moore.
,ana Scenery BY J: 5. sens,i;
Paris o.n.'o. y. o"~""U Mrs Elise Holt
ron 'I Wassy L w.,
Venus iher arst hare, Mas Viola cyocker
Mcrc,rv ~ aPp' ~; s y .uy III,
o castor bottles. C. ~! f. f raTsloe sy Js
To commences with sn capital farce go
MATINEE SATURDAY. Ar2PM.
'"' AT AT S"rf nSW'~y p1 HATT na"oo
'H LHsr EvE E ffEkFFoRaAScE = '''''
s with MI, SEASS HSSsE Nine. TESLA
A%%i.sioa; u extra; , :. s.. m
s sss:; il; #:s.;%s and
III. Rosssrs
Seat. III. .s.drmI hISsIIS 81 If New
York.
NEWARK OPERA HoUsE;1KELhoGa;
will give her frs! and only eonssrt il Newark.
w GODS MUsEUM.-SorIcr.
w On ssS,SsS al hours the :ms!lss, people in the
Gen. Grant f9s French Giant, Mon. Bain The
5H AS:Ga%Sb Az sSD @
t%Hs's: Ad%ssop g ssH. ~ :,
"'a'" evening VERSION Of
WI be produced upon scale OF magnicence never before
may pc secured az the ooA ounce anu al u4 Broad
why, ~. nnu ruin avenue ho.es Ior any oay or
evening "i'er may - Blk Per'ofmaneesih ADVANCE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
~ TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY.
THIS AFTERNOON Ar ~
THIS EVENING AT g.
THE BEST OF FRIENDS MUST FART.
LAST NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS, LAST NIGHTS.
GEO. l. FOX'S
GEO l. f0X'S
GEO. L. FOX'S
POPt LAR PANTOMIME,
HuMrTY DUMfrY,
HI NIFTY DUMPTY, HUMPTY DUMPrY,
MUST BE WiTHDRAWN
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND WIPE DESIRE A PAR.
Tor and bedroom, second floor, front, preferred, with
board IN strictly pyste family prices must be reasonable
emo omnodh'ons FIRST class permanency object
Office - s"' w. - ~ ''~'-'~
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This 70 give notice. that on The sstb ds, ~ "a he 81
lS warrant " bankruptcy was issued against The estate
OF Louis Moot and Philip Moot late trading AZ OF Bros
Phsdephs 10 the county OF Philadelphia and State OF Penn.
Givsnta VINO has been adjudged bankrupt on his own
petuon That the payment OF debts and deiverv of
propey belonging TO such BANKRUPT, % him or his use,
law that meeting Of the creditors said 10
prcve 'ns ana 70 choose sssgnecs
estate VIII be held al Court Of pcy 10 be holden Al
souah THIRD street. rhadephs, before James Parsons,
y. ~. Y. q. BLLMAKER,
United States Marshal. AZ Messenger.
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A GENTLEMAN WISHES REAsoNABLE BOARD
~ where ,hefe are few other boardcrs where The
ad 1est 81 nome can be enjoyed home with widow
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WhLLAcK'S
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WhLLACK.
Doors open at ~; commences ats.
LAST
NIGHT
SATURDAY MATINEE
SCHOOL.
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT. MAY 5,
win be preduce for the first time the cxquscy beautiful
comedy of
CASTE,
by T. W. Robertson ESQ., The play will be produced with
and appropriate scenery costumes and
distribution of characters including the principal members
of this company.
BOX book open six days In advance.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A YOUNG GERMAN GENTLEMAN IN Busrypss
~ down town desires Board and 6ne furnished Room
above Twerty-hir street. with very respectable private
German family; references given and required Address
O., box % Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-01

w POSITIVELY THE LAST
MATINEE MhttNEE
of
SCHOOL,
SATURDAY. MAY I.
Doors open at u commence ats
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
n RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, f45 FULTON STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-01

GOD STREET, WEST, NO. 115 NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
- y Hotel Rooms with Board, furnished unfurnished
for gentlemen and wives single gentlemen American fam
ily References exchanged,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-01

90 WEST FIFTY-THIRD STRBET.-A SMALL
A-fI private family has two double Rooms let fur
nished with without Board Satisfactory reference given
and required.