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Foreign News.
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LONDON, Sept 10.-The Horning
i'ost says the Pope is about to make
great efforts to convert the negroes of
Africa Two hundred of them are
now studying for the priesthood.
The Tines has an article on the
subject Of Mr.. S.ckle4' note to the
Spanish Government, in which it
says: Ii il perhaps hardly creditabls
that America mplates the recog
milton OF Cuba, while Spain has. little
to lose, except the Island. Owing to
the confusing prospect Cf the war and
its damaging effects on her commerce
aud finance, he admits that she must
consent to abandon Cuba.
The Telegraph has an article on
the same subject, apd says; The
American action with respect to Cuba
is the same that England was so much
blamed for, thouSh the causes are
not precisely parallel. The Cubans
had absolutely been without
strength, without civil or
military organization, and without
an established Government. liz
America vindicate their action by
the plea that they cannot remain in
different TO the struggles of a friendly
PEOPLE for freedom aud independence,
then England, in 1861, acted in a
mauncr the Americans now sanction
Looking at the controversy In its
broadest view. We shall scarcely be
displeased to see America take a step
which the practical world would re-
gard as a conspicuous participation
| OF England from responsibility to
America.
The Times to-day has an editorial
rowing match The writer asks If the
admission of the coxswain does not
/ oounTerbalauee the weight In boats; if
aot, The American system of rowing
Is best. lie regrets that the question
was entered, but considers the Har-
wards have no advantage over the
i OxfCrds. With Il coxsWaiu. they lost
In steering; without one they would
have lost more. He hopes, if the re-
turn metch is accepted, both crews
will row Ia their own fashion. Ii that
course had been followed in the late
race, it would have been quite as fai1
and more instructive. He considers
it hard, however, to peck holes in 9
race so we'll contested and so CALAMITY
won.
LONDON, September 10.-A meet.
ing of Americans was held at Las
I U. Lars yesterday, Resolutions
were unanimously adopted, thanking
Prince Napoleon for his recent
speech, especially that passage in re-
ference to the advantage of a Demo
/ cratic Government IN the UniteC
States.
The excitement in regard to the ar
ticlo by Mrs. Stowe on the subject o
Lord Byron has not abated. News
/ papers still TEEN with correspondence
on the subject.
A letter 10 the Nel0s this morning
says: La no instance in history ha
any person told more palpable trutl
and repented Of his handiwork. Whel
the FIRST flush Of indignation subside
all will thank the author and publish
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Cuban 6ews.

HAVANA, Sept. 10.-A court mar
tial is now in session in this city, en-
gagged in trying Col. Udalto. who was
Lieutenant Governor at the beginning
Of the rebellion
La Prelaza thinks the best plan is
to say less regarding tho sailing of
c0atraband steamers from Northern
ports, but catch them off the coast Of
nnba. -
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From san FraneIscn-

SAN FRANCISCO, September To-
The particulars Of the wreck of the
Harlick Castle has been received.
The vessel, during a heavy fog, struck
a sunken rock, not down IN the chart,
and soon after disappeared. Nothing
was saved, and two sailors were
drowned.
Eben Rhodes, Treasurer Of the
State Of Nevada, died suddenly yes
terday.
The Cincinnati commercial party
have reached Sacramento.
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ETATN ,TREEE,T EKOEaArrrn

Corner OF Effsh IN and Sixth 80
STGN 0f BIG REFLECTENG Ia WT5spzv
80 A4EAsANA. airy rooms, clean cona-
- Portable beds, with excellent h03rd *
per g eek or single meals 35 cents: lodgIngs
50 cents. The best the market affords viii
always b. found here, and orders for fresb
berries fruit and CataWba wine of the
kretcnmar farm VIII be thanz fully recetv-
ed and promptly attended to-
1e6d6na JOHN q. CHWEIZFR
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neath OF ION. Iohn Bell.

NASHVILLE, Sept, 10.-Hon. John
Bell died at , o'clock AN, to day, al
his residence at Cumberland Iron
Works. Tie had been confined to his
led several weeks with fever, but the
immediate cause of his death was
sufFocati0n. He was too feeble to
throw off the accumulated sputa in
the air passages. His remains will be
brought TO Nashville for interment.
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Action 20 enforce
TRov FEMALE SEMINARY.

This institution offers The accumulated
advantages Of over go years successful
a thorough course of useful and orna-
mental education, under the direction Of
more than twenty professors and feaeh-
era. For circulars, Apply to JOHN ii.
WILLARD, Troy, New York. rau2I DOM
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Gen. Lesca, whc has been here for
some time, is known to be Ia the in
terest OF the volunteers.
Outrages increase fearfuIly, and are
OF a character too revolving to be be-
lieFed.
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Corbin, in Twenty seventh Street,
where he viii remain some days. The
Presidents family are with him.
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OFFICIAL.

, LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED u, ~, a
PosI-OE1ce at Evansville. state al TI,-41~ ~ -. y
on the 10th day Of Sepfefl1 Der. TSfq I" ,
Persons calling Tor anv an Tg1ee., s,..,,
VIII please say Advertised, :" glvipc ,5sfa
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MEMPHIS. September 10.-An ANA
teur biiliardist Of this city, in a game
to day, made run Of 2,013 points.
The game played was an ordinary
carOm one.
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HALIFAX, September 10. = Mr.
Archibald was yesterday elected to
represent the County of Colchester IN
the Dominion Parliament The re-
suit Of this election gives great satis-
faction to the Unionists, and proper
tionate dissatisfaction to the Repeal
ers.
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Diggolution Of Copar tnerghip.

= 3 -
gRyHE COPARTNERs HEIR F.E3.
- fore existing betWe on T.. d. ID asouchef.
X. ID. DusOuchet, and Tnoa $. NenabIs has
been dissolved by mutual consent F. IS.
Venable retiring from the business, which
viii be continued by j. o. Dusouchet and
II. ID, Dusouchet, under She same style al
heretofore, j. b.. DU59UCH kr
j.. ID. DU8OUCHET
IH05. s. FENABEE
Evansville, Sept Il ls89-se8 1Wd
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JOHN W. FOSTER. p n.
In the Wander.
burgh Circuit
Court,
October Term.
1863.

William Hunneu In the Vander.
VS.. burgh fsfrcuft
FTederik Holder, Courr
Ann Holder, October Term
Henry GTiese, IsG9
Daniel b. Graham,
Joseph GIBBS,
Henry Altering.
Henry BTumnelhaus
John J. Chandler, Action fo an forca
WTn. II. Chandlef nnecha1fcs5. .i5aS9
ET APPEA RING Fp0yT a ETsn A.
- VIZ on nle in the Office OF the Clerk Of
sala gouEG that Ann Holder, one of the
ae.eEaanls IN the aboye-entItled cause, is
g &c ssary party to said action, the same
being IN relation to real estate, and that
state of Indiana
SoiIee 10 Is therefore hereby given said
Ann Holder or the pendency or this ac-
lfon, and that the same win stand for
tElai ~ the next term or said Vanderburgh
11fcolt Court, 10 be begun and held at the
eonrt-house ia the city 9f Egansyil lille, Van
QefDufgh county, State OF indiana on the
hrst Monday IN October, 1869.
Witness soren 5orenson, Clerk OF said
Court, at Evansville, this 10th day OF
August. 1863. s. SOREN5OS, CierK.
BLYTHE HYSEs, PlaintiRfs Attorney.
aull II
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4 l. IL. Is. =. Il
More News Respecting the
Avondale Horror.
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a7EETsEG7
hsIH PElEHET r LlHL
Late Washington Tt ms.
s 1l IT n. gae.
terssting News from
Cuba
81
a Heavy Battle Fought.
Loss of ana Cubana in
Killed, Wounded and
Missing, 329.
Laas of the span sh Over
600,
News by Atlantic Cable.
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Laas of thg pan sh Over

News by Atlantic Cable.
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New YoRK. Sept 10-The steam-
ship Henry Chauucey, from Aspin
wall, brings only $4,000 in treasure.
Thousands Of people are leaving
the Isthmus Of Panama. The mer-
chants are evidently closing Little
business IS left, aad eeneraT depres-
sion prevailed The merchants do
not do business enough IN ona dav
to pay daily taxes.
The Coeoes Island treasure seekers
had arrived back al Panama. afteT
ten months Of fruitless and expensive
search.
General Warren, late Minister 10
Guatemala, is passenger.
A locomotive Oh the Erle Rlilroaj,
near Port Jervis, exploded her boiler
last evening. killing the engineer, fire
man, hagnan and bra akeamaa. 3he
engine was blown to pieces. Tho
engineers body has not been found
The other bodies were taken to Port
/ Jervis.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 10.-Presidsnt
Grant arrived this morning, a1d is
stopping at his brother iu-law's, Mr.
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HAGUE, Sept. 10.-The Statisti-
cal Congress has opened It's sessions
here. Sam b. Ruggles. of New
York, aud the other deputies were re
ce;yed by the King.
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MADRID, Sept 10.-The disturbances
has been quelled, and the city and
country are now tranquil.
The proposition for continuing the
regency of Marshal Serrano for three
years longer IS gaining ground.
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LADIES' LIST.

"a HLSENS Il Inrs Johnson Mas gle A
a AIIeson Mary Johnson Sue Z
A3aaefson Hattie andJar ell Laura
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CoNsTANTINoPLE Sept. 10.-The
frontier question between Tur key and
Persia has been satisfactorily arrang-
ed. 4 formal ratification VII be ex-
changed by the two Goyernments as
soon as p0ss} bic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-09

BRIGNOLI OPERA TRoUPE.-We are
glad to announce that the Brignoli
Opera Troupe will visit Wheeling and
give US one night of delicious music, on
Monday evening, October 18th, at Wash
ington Hall. The troupe includes such
great artists as Miss McCoulloch, So
prano; Miss Henue, contralto; Brig
noli, tenor; Sussini, basso; Detrelli
baritone; Locotalli, basso; Ciccone'
clarionette, and Gloria, pianist. Such
an array of musical talent was ne yer be-
fore promised Wheeling audience.
Miss McCoulloch is a native of the
South. and has won the highest need
of praise from the coolest and NEST
critical audiences. She has a pure
mezzo soprano voice of great power and
compass. Miss Henne, the contralto,
during the present season, has created
an immense sensation in New York by
the sweetness of her voice and its great
compass. The other names our musical
readers are familiar with, and we shall
not now speak of them. The prospect
is that we shall have one night ofsweet-
est melody, for it is not unlikely We
shall have selections from Faust, Mar.
tina and Don Pasquale /; the richest mu.
sic on the lyric stage given by the great,
est artists in America.
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EGO to Louis Blends for the cheap
est boots and shoes in the city.


RUNAwAY-NARRow EsCAPE.-Night
before last two young gentlemen, Jo'
seph PAUL and Joseph Bell, met with
a narrow escape from serious injury
They were returning from a hunting
excursion, and when about six miles
east of the city, on the National Road,
the horse took fright from hand-car,
which was being run over the Hempfield
railroad track by force of workmen,
and dashed away at a furious rate. The
animal was perfectly unEanageable,
and it was with difficulty he was kept
from bringing the buggy in contact
with the telegraph poles. Finally the
vehicle upset, and the horse was tan
gled up in the gear, shafts, &c. The
young men fortunately managed to ex-
tricate themselves from the wreck and
one of them seized the frightened ami
NAL before he had regained his feet,
and thus prevented further injury to
man or beast. The top of the buggy
was badly broken. The two young men
sustained but little injury. Had the
horse retained his footheld when the
buggy upset, in all probability the occu-
pants would have been seriously if not
fatally injured, as they were, for time,
completely hemmed in by the wreck of
the buggy top.
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-FHEATRE.-A large and delighted gu.
dlence Witnessed The representation OF
the new sensational drama, the Red
Scarf, and the ever fayorite military
drama of the French Spy, at Washing
ton Hall last night. The first piece is q
splendid one and was finely rendered.
The saw. mill scene was well worked
up, and the struggle between the rival
lovers was fierce enough for the gen.
uine articles. We noticed several old
theatre goers fully aroused and moved
up to the sensational point by the play.
The bill win be repeated tonight and it
one we can advise all to witness. Sal
lies Arab Boy is all any one could wish.
She performs the part handsomely.
Sefton's Toney was capital, about as
good as we ever saw. Go and see these
plays tonight. This afternoon Uncle
Toms Cabin will be given, with Miss
Sallie as Topsey. ~
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PRIMARY s.-Democrsts
should remember their primary meet
ings, in the various townships, tonight.
A full AID free expression as to whe
shall be candidates for township officers
is necessary. The best man should be
selected for each position. The Dem
ocracy have o great work to do, and 1t
must be commenced at these primary
meetings. We again urge Secretaries
to send US a report of their meetings
any time before dark tomorrow. Do
not forget this. 1t is of the utmost i'm
portance. Each township is entitled to
three delegates to the County Conyen-
ton, under the call of the County Com
mittee. The County Convention will
meet ct the Court House on Monday
next,
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A THRILLING CAsE.-Mrs. Hannah
Good was before Judge Good yesterday,
charged with using loud and abusive
language towards one of her neighbors.
The case did not rise to the dignity of
common neighborhood quarrel. Mrs.
Goods boy was hit on the finger, it is
alleged, by son of Mrs. Kerson, the
complaining witness. Mrs. Good and
Mrs. Kerson got to shooting off their
chins over the matter-one in German
and the other in Danish. AS Mrs. Ker-
son did net understand German, she
imagined that her opponent was saying
all sorts of i'll things of her, 80 she
tainted and then brought the suit.
Judge Good very properly dismissed the
charge. The time of the Court should
not be occupied in such foolish quar-
rels.
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HIGHWAY RoBBxRY.-From General

HIGHWAY RoBBKRY.-From General
Bob French, of the B. & o. railroad,
we learn Of one of the boldest highway
robberies of modern times. On Thurs
day about noon, as two brothers, Will
liar, and Alfred Bell, we'll known mer-
chants of Cumberland, were driving
along the old plank road, short dis
lance from Barrowsville, eight miles
from Cumberland, man jumped from
the bushes near the roadside, and catch
ing the horse by the head, drew a re-
volver and in true highwaymsn style
demanded their money or their lives
They surrendered what funds they had
some s27, when the robber requested
them to give up their Watches Mr.
Alfred Bell protested he had no
watch, and while the rascal's atten-
was engaged in observing William
pulling his watch out, Alfred made a
snatch at the pistol, grasping it over
the nipple. In the struggle the ram
mer fell, catching Alfred between the
thumb and forefnger, holding it so
firmly that he was dragged from the
buggy. Before he could loosen the pis-
toll from his hand and fire upon him,
the robber had.made his escape in the
woods. Mr.. Bell has the pistol as a
Who the highwayman was
Or where he came from, there is no means
Of knowing. That he is bold operator
Is evidenced by the fact of his attacking
two men in broad daylight on trav-
eled road and within a short distance
Of railroad where trains are constantly
passing.
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Nor QUITE CoRRECT.-The Miner
COUNTY Gazette has the following:

Nor QUITE CoRRECT.-The Mineral
County Gazette has the following:
Hon. Fl. G. Davis has just returned
from Wheeling, where he was sent with
authority from b. & 0. r. r. K. Co.,
to settle the State tax, and informs US
he has made final settlement with the
Board of Public Works, and the amount
of the taxes, $4,000 has been deposited
subject to the will of the State. We
are GLAD this yexatious matter has been
adjusted, as now we will begin to real
ize the benefits of this much needed
revenue.
This is a mistake. Although the
State and the B. & o. railroad company
agreed on the terms of settlement at
the sum named, $50, O0O) for back State
and State school taxes, to December 3lst,
1868, and although the form of receipt
was agreed upon, yet the money has not
been paid into the State Treasury, and
of course the receipt remains in the
hands of the Governor, unsigned.
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.n.nr,lrcII cnrRsK-

L.
r.. 49,. .elscts bis own coarss Of stuAy,
-, ,ss Mo Of biz Parents 90 of Tie fss.
,Ity Tn. several schools are 30 arranged ~
70 admit Of complete eourss VI study In the
''i'' nsIs.rtmsnt Of Art. % Which IL st.seA.1
IA. D,frse Of BIcHsIOE or Arr.
% DepartnsBt 81 krisbos-
1ith the Dezre. Of R1cnELsk o. scIKsca.
!. Department. u Philosophy.
Degree Of BAcHgLOs o. PHfosoyHr
The Degree Of hIsTEk Oy Asrs is Conferred
ON stadsnts who have een plstsl th. eour.s Of
study In nine u The Sehools snG have takss
distractions in seven of these.
a PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
1. Department Of Civil EnxInssrfnz
WITH the diploma q CIVIL EHsursI
Department 81 Mining EbrinserinE
With the Diplsaa Of MIMIC KsspssR
Department Of Law ahd Equity
WITH the Degree 81 BICHyLoE or Law
Is IL propossd % stifl further srtend the
Practical and seisutihe Departments In the
direction Of
!. Mechanical Rnzinseriax. l. Applied
Chemistry. T. Agr5euitsre. { Conmsrss.
J. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This oourss snbrzees TIE ssbjeeis Of Latin
Greek, Mathematics and EszEsh, preparatory
70 the regular Collsgs oisssss
4. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL
In thI. school Penmsn.hfp. pookkss,inr.
Aooounts &c, are ts1xst, undU The Authority
Of the Fsealfy. ,alH
SPECIAL PRIvILEGEs AxD HoyoRs.
A. ,p.es.i indae.msut. % Ssiszspss. three
Gold IsdAls and ave Honorary Ekblarships.
he latter covering tsits0n and Coiisss ices, A..
annually awarded
Three Masters Of Arts are snnnAlly appoint
ID ~ 'Reaidsst Masters with valuable priv.
leKes and sn1olnnsnts. rHHI..
The College edueates free Of charge. AL can.
didatss for the Ministry, properly recommend.
ed Itsppotbts % fro s. holsrshfps twenty-five
Young men intending 70 make Jsurn allan their
Joung men without means.
Tho peIt se.sion opens shs third Thursday Of
September and closes 90 the fourth Thursday
Of June. ~ a4I ~
Necessary expenses need net exceed eos PER
nnnum.
For further infornation address
j. n. LEECH, cL'k OF rAceLr
Sng2idsviy Lszing'ss' Va
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wNew arrival of Arab Shawls, a.
j. II. Smiths.

THE GREAT TRoT.-The great trot be-
tween Trim, No Name and Little Queen
Bess, fixed for this afternoon, is the
event of the season. Fast time is look
ed for, and as the race is to be square
one," the best horse to win, our turf
men are in considerable excitement
over it. The privileges of the track, it
will be remembered, are free to the Ia
dies, and, we trust, if the day is fine, to
see them oat in large numbers. We
learn that large deleg alton of horse
men will be here from st. Clairsville
and this, with the general interest felt
in the race, leads US to think that there
will be more people on the track this
afternoon than for many day before
At the pool selling last night, at the
Mcclure House, the bay mare Trim sold
first and was the fsvorite throughout
Pools will be sold at the track to-day
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LECTURE.-We have the pleasure of
announcing that the distinguished hu-
morist and singer of bad spelling,
Gosh Billings" will deliver a lecture
on Material History" in Washington
Hall on Friday evening, October I'D.
OF course no one will turn out to hear
Josh. Of course not (Sarcastic).
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IMPRovEMENT.-Ip order to accom-
modate our increasing business we will
commence on Monday, Oct. 18th, to en-
large our sky-light-which when done
will be the largest and best light in the
city. In consequence we will discsn-
tinue settings for day or two and due
notice will be given of the completion
of the light. Brown g. HIGGINS.
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Monday, the 9th day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1869,

Al the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, proceed TO sell at
public auction. TO the highest and best bidder,
the three following described parcels oil real es.
tate situate in the city of Wheeling, in said
State that is to say The south bali OF Lot NO.
ia situate on the east side of Fourth street,
between Union and Market alley, aud Lot No.
80 fronting on Morrow street, and adjoining the
east line Of said south half of Lot No. 1885, i'll enc
parcel. Second parcel commencing at point
on Fourth street at the south line OF said Lot
No I3s thence south and parallel with Fodrth
street. thirty. three feet thence east and parallel
with the south line of said Lot No. l3s, In equal
breadth, l52 feet to Morrow street, including Lot
No g fronting on the west side OF Morrow
street being the north 80 feet OF fractional
Iot No 1871 and said Lot No. 80. Third parcel,
commencing in the west line of said fractional
Lot No 49,, on Fourth street at point IS feet
south Of the south line OF sald LOT NO l5s
thence south and parallel with Fourth street %
feet and 20 the south line Of SAID Lot No. 1877,
thence east with the south line of said Lot l37.
and parallel with the south line OF said Lot NO
l3s l32 feet thence north with the east line OF
said Lot 1871 TO a point in said last mentioned
line 33 feet south of the south line of said Lot
IBs thence west 1872 feet to the place OF begin
wing heinp the residue OF the fractional Lot
No I37 which was conveyed to James Luke by
j. W. Forsyth and wife by deed dated tine 9Th
dsy of September, 1881, and recorded IN the re-
corder's eftice of Ohio county, and also Lot No.
a ON Morrow street. together with all the
buildings and appurtenances to said parcels at
tached or belonging or in anywise appertaining,
TERMS OF SALE-One-thiId cash, one-third
on a credit of one year, and the residue on a
credit sf two years from the day OF SAFE Ine
credit instruments 10 bear interest IRON the day
of sale purchasers TO give bond with good per:
sopaI security for the deferred payments and
III. title to be retained until the further order
of the said Circuit Court
GEORGE w. JEFFERS,
Special Commissioner.
The sale of the second and third parcels de.
seribed in the above advertisement Is postponed
until
Tuesday. the I'd day of No
Vember, 1869.
GEORGE w. JEFFFRS,
NJ
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To THE LApIEs.-Mrs. French, N. D

To THE LApIEs.-Mrs. French, N. D.
has arrived in the city and has taken
rooms at the Grant House, where she
may be consulted by those suffering
from nervous diseases. Mrs. FrGnch's
mode of treatment commends itself to
the common sense of patients. She
does not attempt to reach the nerves by
way of the stomach, but applies the
remedy to the nerves themselves. Call
and see her.