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The Proper Material for IIorseshoes.

The Proper Material for IIoTseshOes.
From the TeChnOlOglsL b
When heavy horses are employed daily
on stone payements, II shOd In the usual
iOckeying manner, their hOols are, by the
process Of pairing and by the tearing Of
shOenails, often used up so much faster
than the horny portion can be reproduced
by slow growth, that the animals are rem.
dered unfit for service, in consequence Of
the nails, or the shoes, or both, being 30
near the "qulCk," or the sensitive portion
OF the hOOi. Shooting Is often deferred
Afer the tOe.Calks are entirely worn out,
simply because the horny shell OF the
hoOt has become so short and thin, that
the narrow belt Is insufficient to meet the
requirements incident to the performance
Of good job. HorseshOes are usually
made of the s0nest quality of iron, which
would not be so Objectionable, If the toe.
Calks were made Of steel and properly
hardened AS the usual practice Is 10 cut
up pieces Of old hOrseshOes for tOe.calks,
powerful horse, laundering with heavy
tread over stony street, will wear oil
long iron Calks In less than week, when
the shoes need 10 be re.tOed. AS the pro.
cess Of resetting shoes uses up hOOis With
such rapidly, the faithful brute
must go slipping along, often endanger.
Ing limbs and even lie, simply
because two or three dimes can he saved
by fitting up the shoes with iron Calks,
rather than with steel. II will require
about halfa pound Of steel to make four
good toe Calks; and to fit up O set of shoes
with Steel toe oalks will require no more
coal, nor labor Of the blacksmith, so that
the additional expense of shooting horse
properly, over and above the cost Of per.
forming the same Job In tho usual man.
ner, will be about ten TO twenty cents Of
steel. Most horse.shOers refuse to make
too.Calks of steel, simply because iron.
Calks will wear out In q few days. Hence
toemploy steel would affect their peCu.
MARY interests In an unsatisfactory man ]
ner. The best way, therefore, to ID GER
tain OF having the shoes made properly, Is
to give the matter such personal super.
vision as will insure the employment of
the proper material. And even then, If
the steel Is not properly tempered-like
the edge of good cold chisel--sleel calks
will wear out nearly rs fast as iron. After
the.shoes are finished, apply q file 10 the
steel calks; and, II file will cut the sur.
face OF the metal, let the Calks be heated
and properly hardened.
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r AUeHLINs RJFANT CoRDIAT

T AUeHLINs INFANT CORDIAL,
~ l9E Children Teething, softens the gums,
9llsy! the palm, radnees inflammation, controls the
69Wos, curing SummeE complaint, dysenteTy,
Children ofA delltate constitution, are apt to
suiier more than tho robust, because dentIlIOn is
prolacted and early cutting OF the teeth more 10
PC feared than late; Much 10 70 be apprehended
nom loOsenesa OF the bowels, that II Of an eK.
ceaslyc character. Moderate lOOselens Ollsn re-.
moves more dangerous affections, bnt when II
becomes OxeeaaiVe, attended with vomiting and
great prostFation, then It should bc kept in con-
uol, and Tor thil purpose We renAEk, that the
HyaAt Cordial y part eulAlly adapted, and when
used viii act with the most happy eject.
M0lhers will ind II very valuable. The child
viii be relieved, get into . gentle sleep, aud
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable
We guarantee each bottle, aud Will refund the
price Of every bottle not doing RT We represenL
Price IS cen1 Per bottle Sold by al dFagglsIs
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 CO., Props,
apo Wheeling, W, Va
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NATURES Summer Bin Of Fare.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
All medical theories, and all human
experience, go 70 show that the judiCi0ds
use of vegetables and fruits tends TO the
preservation OF life, and to the mAinte.
nance Of the human body in normal
and healthy condition. The great mistake
usually made is IN regarding these sub.
stances not US food, but as mere accesso.
ries. The stomach is hlled to its Capaci.
ty with heavy aliment, and the jaded APP.
petite is reproached by the temptation of
delicacies Fruit is food, and in its due
proportion is the natural and proper
food for the summer season. But the con-
tents Of the stomach should not be dis
turbed, and caused To ferment by the in.
PRODUCTION of fierce stimulAnts-spices
and condiments as well as wines and
liquors. The kindly fruits Of the earth,
that is to say fruits after their kind, are
kindly food to the human body, furnish
ing 10 the human frame elements after It's
kind. That "tiesh is grass" is u fact
demonstrated by every graZier who mar.
kets for cattle. The kline eats grass for
men and women; and these eat berries,
peaches melons, tomatoes and other
tempting products for themselves, The
result is the same in both cases. We
transform the asparagus and other things
OfyCgctable growth into blood and bone
and muscle, without the bovine excursion
which the grass OF the field makes before
It becomes part OF the human growth and
acCreti0n.
Those OF our readers who cannOt 20 in
the country to reside during the summer,
may welcome the country To their larders
and their kitchens. Good hOusekeepCrs,
Of whatever length or weight their purses
may be, can find in the early morning
markets country excursion, adapted
precisely To their means, greater or less.
Fresh, nice fruits and vegetables, care.
fully selected, properly prepared, and iu-
diCiOusly served, are better than medical
remedies for disease, inasmuch as they
are preventives when used in moderation.
by a proper and systematic mode Of liv-
ing, good hOusekeGpers can and do i'm.
prove the best advantages Of the country,
without the toll Of moving or the ex.
pense Of travelling. OF course, for those
whom leisure and other circumstances
admit, country residence in the sum.
mer months Is a great privilege. Those
who cannot enjoy the green fields or the
sea beach, must adopt the philosophy Of
Charles Lamb and atm Linkinwaler,"
and maintain the superiority Of n city
residence against all opponents. And
this they can do by rational use Of the
bOunties Of nature, which our country
friends are quite ready to exchange for
the bOuntles Of the fractional currency,
or the issues Of the National banks EV.
cry grade Of income in this country
should be able to command It's proportion
of the "dellcacies Of the season." Rank.
ing with cleanliness and temperance, a
proper regard to natures summer bill of
fare Is good preservative OF health, and
a great promoter ofbOdily comfort.
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TnE New York lammany ring, which
keeps itself in power by codding the elG.
ment that made the riot there Wednes.
day, spent In the years 1860 and 1870
$lO2,7O3l2l4 Of the public funds Of that
city, or $5l 1881 ,5GO57 u year During the
first lourmontls Of 1871 they spent nearly
eleven millions. The municipal manage.
Of that great city Is the finest specimen
Of Democratic government, pure and un-
dnltuated by any faint Of honesty, to be
found anywhere In the United States.
A great part Of this enormous plumber
goes To keep the dangerous classes, on
whom Tammany depends for the tenure
Of It's power, in a pleasant and tractable
hllnOF,
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TERRIBLE ACcEDENT.--Last Friday, az
some men were engaged in drawing some
timber To tho river from off PiCketts
creek, there occurred n terrible accident,
the circumstances OF which hre about az
follows: In travelling the road along
which the timber was being drawn, the
team made short turn and the stick
swung on the bank. This overturned the
rear wheels. Mr.. Monroe Moran, a Young
man who was assisting in the work was
riding on the log, Atthe time, and was
thus thrown off, He made every effort TO
get out Of the way, but the wheels turn.
Ing clear over, he was caught beneath
and in front Of the hub. The driver not
being aware Of the difficulty, made no er.
fort to stop the team, and the unfortunate
man was dragged about twenty yards,
with all the heavy weight upon him. As
soon as he could made his position
known, he was Immediately extfiCated,
and II was found that one of his legs was
broken In two places, below the knee, his
back was badly hurt, his lace was seri.
ohsly bruised, and lie sustained other very
serious injuries West HirgiRidn.
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Our dispatches this morning Afford
many interesting details Of Wednesdays
bIuly work in New York, painting the
CHASTITY scenes AT the points where the
lighting was done and at the morgue
where the dead bodies were laid out.
Though no precautions had been relaxed,
the city was quiet yesterday, and the riot
evldcntlyatan end, The short and sharp
work Of Wednesday seems to have eilec'
lually queIled the spirit OF riot The
number OF killed and wounded, most oil
them rioters, is much larger than first re-
ported, and lesson has been taught to
the dangerous classes in New York that
will not slOn be forgotten.
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Best TINE FOR PAINTING HOUSES
The best time for painting the exterior Of
buildings Is late In autumn or during the
winter Paint then applied will endure
twice aslong as when applied In carly
summer Or hot weather. In the former
1t dries slowly and becomes very hard,
like glazed surfaeP, not easily affected
afterwards by the weather, or worn OIL by
The beating Of storms. But In very hot
weather the oil in the paint soAks into the
wood at once, as into sponge, leaving
the lead nearly dry and nearly ready to
crumble oil. This last difficulty, however,
might In measure be guarded against,
though at an increased expense, by first
going over The surface with raw oil. BY
painting in cold weather, one annoyance
might certainly I've escaped namely, the
collection Of small flies on the fresh paint.
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VIZ assure our contemporary, the editor
Of the CIarksburg Telegraph, that We
never had the least intention to ridlCulC
him for what he knows about farming
because we are well aware that what he
don't know about that majestic art Is moi
worth knowing, and there Is nobody Ia
the world that we have so much respect
Tor Us the farmer, especially where he
uniIes the editorial with his agricultural
character 1t Is that which makes US
favor Mr. GREELEY for the next Presiden
cy, and il our old friend at ClArksburg
would accept the second place on thu
ticket, we shOuldsay no ticket could be
formed that would appeal so strongly tc
the hearts Of tho honest yoemanry.
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TIE Cincinnati Gazette, which las beer
n thorough administration journal, takes
the occasion of the Corean war to criticisC
the foreign policy Of the administration a
little, saying: ..
at is easy to get into war. II is not
casy To get out Of II with honor, even II II
I've with barbarous people We are ex.
Grcising aprOteCtOrate over the BaeZ party
in San Domingo In u way that will compel
us 10 take active measures II Cabral at
lacks his towns, and we are threatening
llayti, and are liable at any time to be led
into II bloody dance on that island. And
now we have made war on Tartar peo-
pie OF ten millions. We may be safely de.
livered from these Gntanglemenls, but they
involve great risks, with no chance for
nrOiiL"
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Or. JOSEPH H. SCHEACHS SIMPLE, TREAT.
hENT

and ayAiled themselves OF his wonderful elica.
Clohs medicines they would not have fallen.
Dr. bchenok has, In his own case, proved that
wherever suflcielt vitality remains, that vi.
tally, by his medicines and his directions for
their use, ls qulek8ned into healthful vigor.
In this statement there ID nothing pFesump-
tlOus. To the fAlth Of the invalid "a made no
representation that 10 not thousand times sub
stantiated BY living and Visible works The
IL as simple Asil 10 uniAlling Its philosophy roi
qglrGs no argument Itissoli-asSuhng, selfcOn.
Wnclng!
The Sea.weed Tonic and Mandrake Pllls are
the first two, weapons With which the citadel OF
OF consumption originate In dyspepsia aud 0
flnotlOhhlly dleOTdSFed liver. With this euhdl.
tlOn the bronchial tubes ''sympathiEe" with the
stomach. They respond 70 the morbid action
OF the liver. Here, then, comes tho eliminating
Ing symphonic Of ...
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House. DURNED.-Tho residence Of w.
Warner, Of Bethany, W. Va, was entirely
consumed by fire on Saturday, July Isl.
The loss amounted in all to about $4,000,
on which there was m insurance Of g..
800 The fire was caused by a defective
Hue MI, Warner had not long since NOV.
ed to Bethany for the purphse Of educa.
ting an only son, who, however, had died
Of consumption on the Tuesday preced.
ing the fire Thii double alIliction has
fallen heavily on the aged parents RaJ
(h) Rcporter
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PAPER has been received in Wash
ington, signed by many DOminicans' call
ing the attention Of the American people
10 The fact that the Bay Of SANTANA is still
held by the United States naval authoH'
lies, notwithstanding the treaty for its
purchase was never ratified by the Amer
lean Senate and it long ago expired
by Limitation. This is a violation OF the
neutrality laws by the United States utter
" without justification or excuse. The
United States navy has no more right to
exercise authority ut SANTANA than at
Queenstown.
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J GIVEN UP AS LOST.

4 The second thing "a, The patients must stay In
warm room until they get well II ls almost
arc diseased, but Il mnst bepfeYentedi or q cure
cannot DO effected. Fresh air and riding ont
especially In this section Of the country, In The
fall and winter season. are all wrong. iPhysl.
clans who tec1nnUnd that course lose their pa.
tients, " their lungs are badly diseased and yet
because they are In the house they must not oil
down. qaleti They must walk shout The room as
much and o. iagt as the strength will bear, 10
get up o good calculation OF the blood. Tho pa
tients Hinst keep IN good tpltits.be Determined
the appetite, and 10 the RroAt polntto gain. m
To despair Of cure after pech evidence OF lts
possibility In The worst .cAeeB, aud moral Ger.
hinty IN all others, ls eihi1l Dr.. Behenck's
personal staternent % tho Faculty Of his own
cure was In these MODEST words -. ~
Many years ago j was In The last stages Of
consumption combined 10 ny bed, ard a one
| time my physicians thnnRht that could not live
| Aweek Then, like a drowning man catohing a.
str9ws, ! heard 81 and Obtained The Preparations
Which | now bftf 10 the public, md they made
perfect cure OF mo- II seemed 10 ne that 1
could feel them .penetfat my whpIs system
They soon hpenod the matter In my lung, and I
would spit up more thar Q pint Of ohefBiTe yei.
low matter every morning for . long time"
"As soon a. that began 70 snbside, my cough,
fever, pain and night sweats all began TO leave
me and my appetite became 90 great that II was
with great difficulty that could keen from eat.
ing TOO mach. soon gained my strength and
have grown In Aesh ever since" .'ff
added the Doctor, then looking like 3 more
skeleton, my weight was. only ninety. seven
pounds my present Weight "A two ktibdfed Ana
twenty-five (la0 pounds! And for years ] have
enjoyed pnlntetrupled health" >. - y
VI. Scheurk has discontinued his pFbfessfonAi
visits 70 New York and B5st5hi Heef ihls ..s1f,
Dr ] III. eohenek, IT,, sun euntlnuu b see n,
lerta ~ theif ONCE No. Is North Sixth elreet.
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A Coon Wool CLIP-Our friend, John
Zediker, ST., Of South Strabane township,
II few days ago sold his present years clip
ri wool consisting Of 100 ileeces, and
weighing in the aggregate An pounds,tc
MIR James Hamilton for 81 cents per
pound, the proceeds amounting TO the
handsome sum Of $3.50 SO. In addition
To this return for the sheep business dur.
ing the past year, he has three hundred
and fifty tat welhers on hand ready to sell
IN the man who will offer fair price. lie
knows how to make sheep hushandry pay.
- Wash (h) Rcporier
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rhe pLopo,ed prots,lnn, 1.enrne.

TIC following Is the paper said 70 be In
circulation for signatures in New York;
In Wow Of recent ind probable future
events, the Immediate organization of A
sOciety TO be known as "fhe Protestant
League Of America" headutiAtiera IN
New York City, with affiliated societies
throughout tue United States, Is recon.
mended. For this purpose and properly
to consider the Immediate event that
gives rise to this suggestion, let public
meetings be called at once in this CITY and
elsewhere. The claims of Roman Catho-
licisin are Incompatible with civil and
religious liberty.
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a sUPPLY oF coon BLOOD.

The sea.weed Tonic, I'D conjunction with the
Pills. perneAtes and ASalmmllatea with the food
Duplication 10 now progressing withOhtits pre-.
Vl0Hs lOTtur0a. Digestion becomes painless
and the cure 10 seen 70 be at hand. There Is nc
more fatulence, no eGcorbatlOn OF the stomach.
An appetite sets In.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever
yet given BY. On indulgent Father TO suffering
man. Sehenck's PulmOnle Syrup comes In %
perform It's functions md 70 hasten and complete
theture. II enters 81 once upon its work Ma.
tufe cannot be cheated. II collects and ripens
The impaired and disessed portions OF the lungs,
eEpeototatiOn, aid 10 ia O very short time The
mllAdy 10 vanqulBhed, the rotten throne II Occn1
pied is renovated and made new, and the patient,
In al the dignity Of regalned YigOF steps forth 70
enjoy the manhood or wOtnAnhood that was
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GOW-HARDING.-Thu July g, 1871,
At the residence OF the bEide'a mother In Wash
lngtOn, Pa, by the Rev. ]. X. hendenhall, JoHN
7. Cow, Esq, and Mas KhHH N. HARDING.
No cardl.
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CRA0RAPT y MACAULBY, Monroe 81, east OF llh
W.P d D. I. HUMANE, 4th st., one door south
PscE 3 CooHRlS, Ah It,, ddoor below QulAty
STANTON q Al1IsoH,4tA a, north Of hourOr,
| gtf lgl Banks And BAlksTS. ,4n.
BANK or WHEELING, No Main street.
CiTY BANK, Cnngle'O Block, Market street,
MERcHANTs' NATIONAL BANK, corner MAlR aud
Monroe HupetB. IL HFur- H.H#|
NATIONAL SAYmGs BANK, No. Main street,
PEoPLEs BANK, % Main street.
a#H" Boots and Stationery
CAHPBELI d McDHHHOT, cor Market and Mon
PiUii BROs. q Co., % Markets..
'"'...il.l H BuIlassI College. n -..
Mccoy . HUICHms, HombrOOk's Building,
N'AA""' ssuI0orhi aslaBI,ga I.I.
Book Binders and DlAnk Books.
MnLs, Paw 4 Co., Is Quincy street.
Boots AAd Shoes, CWholesalcJ
9. D. Knox q Co., 65 Main street.
Boots and Shoes, (RetAIl)
L. Y. BLOND, iO7 Main street. 1
Bread and Crieksn.
CSC. II. ZMnER, IGq MAikststreet, :
- II
~ -L 'HOhrOmOS SAD BfhmeB'
3. Il. NICoLy 4 CO.. under MoIurs HOuse.
S ''A' A ~ ~ "% u ' tt''ftig.
Chlha, GLASS, a.
f. u "lNsHF q Co.. SiAonroe street.
Pro-. CIothlng. .4-
THos. HuaHRs, 80 cor. Monroe and Water 81.
J. z, tAEEIN 4 %, No. Monroe street,
J + ~ d =: luce, y Monroe T street. -,
" - - '"A" " W. y A"Ai'e s'''e''
: i.I- Dentists.
3 I y. M9ErHEN, Monroe a., between AAIu sud
T'''''' s'' 49,. -. ,.,.,,.....
DruSgisa, CWholesaleJ
| I, ai1 BeoS. q 90, Main street.
' ''A "'7r q VIZ n'uVei eotEnner'
-yggpgL Druggists, RelAlD .r...
I'd EDMUND BOOKING, No; 1 Odd Pellows' Hall
hohAN BROS, NO. lWaahinRt0n Hall.
.ut .....U. .Hru,,rn.os.l .ug .a...
BOYD 4 srrLsH, as Min ~ Csp,,s wb..l,,v
BRUEs q SANDERS, iiI Main street
a a ~ A.
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CoNSUMPTIoN,
It's Cure and Preventive
BY. SCHENCK, NJ. d,

Many q human being has passed away, IoT
whose death there was no other reason THAI tho
neglect Of known and lndlGputably proven mAnS
Of cure. Those near and dear 70 family and
friends are sleeping the dreAmless slnmber Into
which, had they calmly adopted @
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special Notices.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
or THG
GREAT REMEDY,
TRAITS DIARRHGA COMPOUND

KRAPT'S DIARRHGA COMPOUND
For DianhGa, DySentsTT, FluE, Cholen MoFbuS
Summer Complaint, and al derAngementa Of the
Stomach and Bowels.
Keep this medicine in your house during The
vlded with this remedy. Sold with q guarantee
the money TeiGndsd, r. no beneAt derived from
Its use. Ask for "KRAPT's CoMPOUND,n
For sale by all the Druggists In this city, and
by dealers In medicines generally. Price Flity
McCABR, KRAFT 4 CO.,
Jyi PFoPdet0rS, Wheeling, ". Va,
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, Buslness 7and Locations Of
the Leading Houses In Wheeling,
for the use of Country Merchants
aud others Visiting the City. Those
intending 10 purchase will do well
10 cut this ont for reference.
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HAMMER & sIRBKE, FV-
NoTARIEs PUBLIC,
lfE AND FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE,
General Passage Agents.

GenoFh EasSege Agents.
ONCE, Corner Of Third and Market strrst,
WHRRLINg, VIVA,
Fire and Life IhBuFinees In the heat HIM.
Companies. Real HllAtd bought. IOld or rented
on Commission. Rents and AccOnnlS COLLECTED
on liberal terms, Passage tickets 10 and from
England and Ireland TO New York, aud Railroad
tlckdts lfum New York and HalliE1ro 10 Whpel
Ing. Sight Dra1s on England, Ireland, Scotland.
France and Germany. Collections made non,
all parts Of Europe, GplS
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d1EAVE NO STING BRHIND.n

The work OF cure Is now beginning. The vi
tlated and mucuOus deposits In the Bowels and
IN the alimentAfy canal are elected. The liver
like clock ls wound up. II arouses from Id
t0rpldlty. The stomach acts responsibility, and
the, patient begins 10 feel that he 10 getting al
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The Mandrake Pills are composed Of one Of
Natures noblest gifls-the POdophllluln Polta.
tuin. They possess oil tho blOOdBeRrchlnR, al.
Tentative properties OF cAlomel, but unlike Gallo
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

IMPAIRMENT OF DOCKS, NOS. SAG AND 3lS BROAD
~ way, New York, July II, 1871.
NQTIOEIursuant to the provisions of subdivision 3. Of
section d, of chapter ga Laws OF ISL the Board of Com
mssone}s governing the Department Of Docks hereby
that the plans for the Improvement OF the front
OF the city of New YORK; determined upon by Board
Eere f7A asy s. Apr lsai duty adopted by me
Board governing this Department. with certificate Of such
adoption written thereon, In conformity With the law. That
plans and certificate filed In the Office of this Roar
and TO public INSPECTION daily between The hours .:
day Of April ISL no wharf pier, bulkhsad BASIN dock or
slip any wharf structure supersrucure be laid out
built rebuilt within the territory district embraced
in and specified upon such except in accordance there
with. JOHN y. AGNEW,
HENRY A. SMITH,
WILSON q. HUNT, ComMissi ,ners.
RIC4ARD NJ. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
j. GRANVILLE KANE, Secretary.
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30 EAST .TWENTYsIXTH STREET, ADJOINING
30 Union League Club House.-Rooms to let with or
without Eoard
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o. WEST THlRTIeTH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD
~ Fifth A hn9 Spt and sin gle Rooms
lot les gentlemen with mrs. class Board a,
summer prices. References required