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THE CONGRESSMAN ELECTION.

IHE CON0Beo ~ oAnNAAVNs
The 1nteligsnesfs declaration that
the Democratic party Of this Congres-
sioual District is "fully and honorably
committed to q recognition Of the
validity of the election for members Of
Congress at the recent general election
is the thinnest piece of absurdity we
have seen in that paper since the cleo
ton. Everybody knows that the Demo-
cratic party in this District protested
from the first and during the entire can.
vass against the legality of the election
Of members OF Congress on the 22d Of
August. The question was first nooted
in letter written by Mr.. KICK, Of
Moarggssnntord, aid, published ,ini the
REsIsTER early. last June. IN our
editorial comments upon that let
ter we. contended that the Fourth
Thursday in October was the time fixed
by law for the election OF. representa-
tives in, Congress, and that the new
Constitution did not affect the matter, in
anyway whatever. This opinion was
afterwards fortified by the written argui
ments OF the most eminent lawyers in
the State, and during the, whole CAM
psigu for State officers and for the rati-
ficatiou OF the Constitution the idea was
kept prominently forward by the DEM
ocrats that the vote for members of
Congress on the 22d Of August was a
mere nullity. The recollection Of these
things is too fresh in the minds Of the
people forthe Intslkgsncsr to assert now
that the Democratic party is committed
to maintain the validity Of that election.
Everybody knows better.
And the result Of the vote in August
does not alter the case. II Mr., Will
SON had had no opposition at all, or it
his majority in August had been FIVE
thousand, we would still have been
bound to contend that he was not le-
gally elected and that q vote must be
had on the Fourth Thursday in Octoc
Der, the time prescribed by law. We
can scarcely doubt that the Entclhgenssr
would have been quick to remind US Of
our oft repeated declarations upon this
subject and would have been able to
show beyond the possibility Of denial
that the Democratic party was fully
aud houorably committed" not to pretesd
that that election was valid at all, in 50
far as members of Congress were con-
cerned. ..,......, .. ....
In the Second District the Democratic
party formally refused to make any
nomination for Congress until after the
August election was past; and, in the
Third District, an agreement was entered
into between the opposing candidates
that the votes cast for either on the 22d
of August should not be counted as
affordiug any claim to a seat in Con-
greas. ...-- -.
Under these circumstances, the as
sertion that the Democratic party is
7" fully and honorably committed to q
recognition Of the validity Of the cleo
ton for members OF Congress at the
recent general election" is very reck,
less departure from the truth.
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Trustee,aSale.

pY VIRTUE or a DEED OF TRUST,
sis1ssd q waste, ma recorded IN the Re
Scusrs once Of Ohio coanty. Y; VS. In
a nss e 1SE gGol 4 " Rsse G Ss a1l
OF Ssptembor2 l0z Icommencing eztd .zale
sassa & ss ssI; n re
efty1of WhesIfHg, aiI ofsfis stock fl tfsde
10 certain lux Manhfactofy now owned
pa PIP lnsIpSiIS n5t9tss s siisaIs
for.hofrtine the sama, md afiof tina appur.
p, ssiS g H sSs :i,. 4
20 6eesold 6in b DAD by reverence TO the
des9 pf huf under which this sels viii be
TeTms NJ Gal. o..h .sIssts q
sepl44 Trunoe.
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Beware of COunterfetfs.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,
= - ~ - M REI,TEVE

PAIN COLICAND WAKEFULNESS.
Such is the popularity of our remedy that
II has induced some unprincipled persons
la bels circular andwrappers, almost word
for word, using the same colors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking to dis:
cover the difference. TAn intelligent and
honest public will fown upon such at
tempts at deception and treSt them as they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, to
the fi1Ii extent Of the law. all parties who
by making selling or buying such imita-
tions as shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article Of, The Chths
Cure when Teething, uaughlin,s Infant Cor
dial, is prepared by LAUGHLIN BROTH
Frs & co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act of Congress.
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Bachelors HatS Dye.

This superb HAIR DYEpis the Best IN the
World-Perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous. No disappointment: No III.
genuine w. A.,BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
produces Immediately q splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, bat leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECTD Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, Is BOND street, New York. 80
mar5-deQo, sGt = -.-s,, ~. f..,..--. ..
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e ikED.

|. 80 " --E :. epkED. .. ...-...... .
KRYTER-Monday, seDtember Is, 1872,
at Al p. M.,fWItLEY, only! so A. or Charles
and Eliza Kryter, aged one month and two
days.
Funeral from residence on Market street,
opposite Union, on Thursday, at o'clock.
Friends of the family Invited.
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A NATIONAL Convention of Soldiers
and SsilorS was held n Pittsburgh in
lS66Fwhils Mr.. JOHNSON was President.
In response to an invitation to attend,
General GRANT sent the following letter
which now serves to illustrate how cir.
cumstances alter cases:
TEElTG vlEE AEEL
aHeADeukRTERs ARMIES u g., L.
-wAsHHdros, Sept. 49, 1855.
To EAoin NJ Dudley, Chairman, de-.
SIR-General Grant directs me to &C.
Knowledge the receipt Of your invita-,
ton TO be- present at National Con-
ventiou of Soldiers aud Sailors, to be
held at Pittsbdfgh, Pe1nsylyspis, on
September. A25 1866, for political putt
poses. He ipstructs me to say that it is
contrary to his habits and to his
convictions Of duty TO-, attend .politicsl
meetings of any character whatsoever.
and beIseSs with regret the action of
any officer Of the army taking. . consI
spicIbds part. in the political dissen..
sions OF the day. .ssluI
ADAM BApRAU,
Colonef and A. D. G.
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IUtaI'..' .'.....''. go '''''' '..''''''"s :"
Whole number of youths, HO,O3l.
Amount per capita s1:39!. This amount
per capita LETT q small remainder,
Sl2 go, which was distributed .arbitra-'
rily among the, counties. The total
amount apportioned in 1871 was STA.
1865 Per capita 1871, 81 OH Whole
I rrumber Of. youths 1871. 166.746 TIE
total amount distributed in 1870 was
$685., FAB OF. The latter represented
the accumulation Of the fund for sew
enteen months, the distribution being
made in 1871, on September let, instead
OF April 1st, as in nreced'ng year. q.
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We invite attention to the very racy
speech which we publish this morning
in relation to "Bolters and Boiling" 1t
is one OF Hon. ALEX. MoCLURE's
best productions, and thatishigh praise,
Read it - - -.
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Faystts h: Miller.

Grout-- Vossler.
observation-disclosures WIthrow.
Hampshne-George Beaver.
Raacock-J A. Campbell.
HdTayNW. Fisher. .
Harrssou-T s, Spqtes. W. W. Davis.
,Jefstsoa-- Butcher, - Shirley.
Raaawtq-W. S. Laidley, W. FL.
7. f Rogers.
LeDis-A. A. Lewis.
Liaeoln-A. j. Barrett.
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ALL KINDS OF
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
i Wheeling,
George q. Feeney

vs..
Virginia f. White, executrix OF Andrew
White deceased, Anna q. Feeney, Emma
Eeeney, Hugh F. Feeney, administrator
of Eliz ibeth ". ,McMechen, deceased, Jo-
siah UpdegraffL and Catherine o. Upde-
graft. his wife, Emma B, Carter, George
W. Thompson and Elizabeth 3. Thomp.
son his wife, George w. 8 eenrOd, John
son N. Camden. trustee for Elizabeth s.
Thompson and for Emma b. Carter,
Thomas ]. Campbell, administrator de
6onis non with the will annexed OF Daniel
Steenrod, deceased, and Eliza J Steenrod
....... -.. .-..-. In Chancery.
BY virtue Of decree made in this cause
on the I1th day of May. A. D.. 1872, bv said
Court, it was among other things, referred
to one Of the Commissioners in Chancery Of
this Court o correct the errors alleged In
the pleadingS in the accounts OF Andrew
hite. administrator, with the will an.
neXed OF Daniel Steenrod, deceased, and to
reform the said accounts Accord gly and
report TO the Court, subiectiDg his proceed
ings however, 10 the Objections in said de-
cree contained.
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THE October number Of that superb
magazine, the GALAXY, is at hand and as
usual full of brilliancy. Albert Rhodes
furnishes leading article in relation to
"Our Consul at jerusalem" J. w.
DeForest discusses the Revival OF the
Papacy; and John Durand exhibits
some very interesting Souvenirs Of
Hackett, the Actor" The Scientific
Miscellany. quite an interesting and
valuable feature of the magazine, cons
taius, among other things some prac.
teal suggestions concerning Fire~resist-
ing Building Materials. The Who'll
number ia fully up to. the standard.
Published by Sheldon & Co ,677 Broad
way, New York.
The Atlantic for October has been
received. Mr.. James Parton, contin-
uing his history OF the life Of Thomas
Jefferson, contributes to this number q
sketch of Jefferson career as American
Minister to France. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, as the Poet at the Breakfast
Table, presents many excellent ideas,
and G. P. Lathrop recounts the History
of Hawthorne's Last Romance. The
notices Of Recent Literature constitute
an admirable guide for the book-buyer.
The political article this month is de-
voted to an attempted demonstration
that nothing will be gained 10 the ma
ton byss change. in the Presidency at
this time. Published by j. R. Osgood
& Coz, Boston. .-.gI -. f. . r.
|. Demorests Monthly Magazine for 0c-
tober is resplsndeht with all the new
and standard styles for ladies' and chill
dren's dress for. the iall and winter.
The literary contents of this number
combines Oac varied and entertaining
selection Of stories, music and much
useful readiSg, Published at No S3S
Broadway, New York.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
WHEELING, September, IL, 1872.
The parties interested are hereby notified
that have fixed on the 22d day of October,
A. d. 1872, as the time, and my office On the
northeast corner Of Monroe and Fourth
streets, in the city of Wheeling, as the place,
wien and where will proceed to take,
state AMI settle the matters In said decree
referred to. GIBSON l.. CIR INNER,
sepl9eQgs O. Commissioner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects Of Errors and Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. Impediments TO
m arr iage removed, New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable RENE
d ies Books aud Circulars sent free, In
: Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
aupl2-epSb
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THE NExf LEersLiTURE.

We present below a list OF the mem,
] ers elect to the Legislature, compiled
from the best information we have been
bic to obtain. The list Of Senators is
c,m plete, but we lack the names Of ten,
members Of the House Of Delegates,
nd will be much obliged to any Of our our
friends 10 the several counties who will
sssist us in completing the roll OF
the ffty>fve members Of the House
,hose names we have, seventeen are
Republicans, and Of the remaining ten
one (from Upshur county, is OF the
SINE political faith, making in all
e ghteen Republicans among the sixty
five delegates. Among the Democratic
members four or five were elected as
Independent candidates, or JACOB men,
Tut not being able to appropriately
designate each one of this class, we
lave put no distinctive mark upon any.
In the Senate there are three Republi-
fans and OF the twenty-oue Democrats
three were elected as independent cam
.lidates, There is in each house OF the
Legislature q large majority OF
straight Democrats elected as such,
and fully able to protect the. interests Of
the Srate against Radical Vaccination,
sven though the Governor shopld lend
lis influence to further Republican
schemes. The following is the list
STATE SENATE.
First District-A. NJ. Jacob, John
Cunningham go. ---a-J.-
Second Disrict-Sep. Hall, B. W.
Price.
Third Disric-G. D. Camden, c. f.
Fourth Dist5a-D. d. johnson, c. T.
Caldwell. : : ,-i
Fifth, District-P. &C. Eastman, G. j..
ISirh District-W. Shelton, A. E.
Summers. -.
Seventh ,D;strict-J. E. Mcdonald,
William E. Wilkinson.
EioLtE District-H. NJ. Dickinson,
Elliott Vawter.
Ninth District-J. NJ. Bennett, j. L..
Hall. r-. --. -
Tenth DiStrict-J. T. McCaskey, G.
W. Bishop.
Eleventh D;strict-R B. Sherrard, u.
A. Blskemore. ...-... .-..
TsoelfM Dtstrict-M. Grantham, K.
c. Guston. u '..........'..
Jackson Grow.
uarrsp on nI,EGATRs
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Free Of Charge.
Five Hundred Thousand.

Five Hundred Thousand.
s0n mn BOTTLES or GREEN'S
OUU.VUU August Flower have been
SO d Ia this State In three months We
Wheeling, w. Va, and get q bottle Free Of
Charge, or regular size at 70 cents. Every
DO tie warranted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, SICK Headache, ,COstiveness,
Heartburn, Water Brasil. FOUR stomach
Indigestion, I'rpnre Blood, and ali disease
caused by impure blood or deranged stom-
ach and liver. Try II.
L. M. GREEN, Proprietor.
sepl9 Wood yurv, N. j.
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q HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Barbour --.
Berkeley-EH Fleming, G. W. Legg.
Boone-B. Clendenen.
ton-George H. Morrison.
Brooks-Jotn Hindman.
CabsII-B C. Vinson. =.
Calhoun and Ritchie-Fehr PruntH
James Taylor L- e..
Clay Nicholas and Webster --.
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Appsr1ssnrness sfsthe school Fund.
The following table shows by coun-
ties the sPportionment of the scheol
Fund iorrhe yearcommencing septem-
Der LIST, 1872:
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THE ROSE GARDEN, By the Author OF
"Unawares, I" cloth, 2 mo. $50. - =
r PA H FINDER, By &. Fenimnre' Cooper,
royal octa 70 edition, 81 Is. paper 75c,
LAST OF THE MoHICANs. BY J. Feni-
mIre Cooper, royal octave edition, Sl15.
DEER ySLA Y ER, BY J. Fenimore Cooper,
royal octavo ediiien, 81 Is.
DCToR VANDYkF, By John Esten
Cooke, royal octave, cloth 81 81, pager 75c. :
LOVE AID YALOR, by Tom Hood,
royal octave, 9th sf:25, paper 75c.
"A GOOD !NVESTMEHT, By william
OMBRk. By Mrs oliphant, paper 75c.
A GOLDEN SORROW, BY Nh. Csshe
L0R6 klLgosgIN, By chas. Lover,
. AN AMERICAN GIRL ABHOAD, By
Miss Adeline Tratton, cloth l2mo, D. 10
THE Wears DAUGHTER, BY Geo.
Mcdonald. cloth, limo $50.
THE ppCToRS BAUGHT By Sophie
May, cloth, l2mn, Sl.5O. = :
3 SARATOGA IN 1901, BY Eli Perkins and
Arthur Lum1y, cloth ND. - - -
CHATTER BOX FOR l12 Boards $50.
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Mdrion-A. w. Kuotts, DR. Flowers.
Ma,sEaH-H. s White, A. 0 Baker.
Masos--J. ". Reynolds, L. Bem'
,arGncr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BsDaire, Belmont County, Ohio

FIRsr NAixosAL YANK. I
BELLAIRE, O., August ", 1872.
On and after August 18th we shaIl Offer az
puy, 70 fnvetors, the entire amount or tue
above loan, limited 70 100000 and author-
passed April d, is72 aud by resolution OF
Town Council August 9Th. 800
These bonds. issued In large and small
amounts, run Is years, and are redeem able
at the option OF the corporation 8 years
after date.
The payment Of principal and interest Is
a lien UPON all the public property OF Bel
laire and Is provided Tor by q direct tax
upon all the real and personal property OF
the town. at present standing on the TAX
dupneats At 81 ,5ee.e0o. .'i
Present debt OF the Corporation OF Bel
The interest coupons Of the above bonds
ara payable in March and September OF
we Invite the attention OF the public to
this loan. Information in detail viii be
q ven by letter or otherwise by addressing
the First National Bank Of Bellaire, Ohio.
w. va. = u 'nTTFTTEt 1dE' augi2
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FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY.
oC0oS HEwy1oRK.
FOX VICE PRESIDENT,
eveRAFzoRoW

.a.Da'br9rtsa .'1HfEs gdi PC -, e
fns pREsrDRsTIAL . stscrpRs At LARGE
STEY1 sshSs6S. !. @ood.
psksIDENTIA.EI HECTOR I'll asr DISTRICT
WI. r: HUBBARD; o. Ohio: w.,
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Jefferson Street Fill.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- ceived at the City Clerks office, in the
city of Wheeling, until Thursday, Septem-
Der -, lS72, att o'clock P. NJ, for completing
the I'LL n Jefferson street, the material to
be taken from the Washington street ex-
tension, east of Market street. Bids to be
by the square yard, and separate bids for
measurement in the cut and measurement
in the fill. Estimates to be made by the
City Civil Engineer. .."
GEORGE BAIRD,
JOHN CLATOR,
JAMES NJ. EWING,
&. w. 3. ALLISON,
Special Com. OF City Council.
WHEELING, September IL, 1871
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SdrGncr.,
Mercer -, -.
Mineral - rolten.
lMonongalia-Wm Frice. Jos. Smider.
INosyos Hinchman.
Morqan-- Potter.
Mcdowell and Wyoming =, -,
Ohio-M. F Hullihen, &. 0. Daven-
port, w. w. Miller, Jas. Robinson.
Psndleton-J. F. johnson.
Pocahontas - Wooddeil.
Preston-W. G. Broom, Chas. liant
~er.
Putnam-J. j. Thompson. IS
Raleioh-William Prince. -a
Randolph and Taeker-John Taylor.
Rodne ----,
Summers Marion Quinn. ~s..s-
Tdytm-J. NJ. Thoyer, L. r. Cofrau
(Del. D:st .a . ..[ + .
Tyler-A. Smith.
Upshur -
Wayne --,-.
Weizel-F. M, Stone.
Wun-- Monroe. ..
VOID and Plsasants-J. W. Stout,
B. II. Foley, Jas. Ruckman.
Democrats in Roman; Republicans in
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7-FoHsSAI1H.
Elegant Residence

Chapline st., Centre Wheeling.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w at the front door Of the Court House
Of ohio county, West Virginia, on
Saturday, October 10, 1872,
the late residence Of John Hamilton, de.
ceases, situate en- the northeast trner OF
Ghapline and second str Gets, Centre Wheel.
ing. - ~ 100. W..
An elegant three story brick house, with
slate roof. and finished throughout In first
class style, with all the modern Improve
ments; g. -.vl.r d 20 -.-,
- WITH FULL HALF LOT. "
and an uuoccupied half lot adjoining, or
alI will be sold 10 gether In IL Will suil the
purchaser. Title to be made gpod. g :
Terms m de known on day Of sale: part
OF the purcha'e money will not be required
I9l' HANNIBAL FORBES, Admir-.
sepl7-i Whit the will annexed.
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IL tiai Oils, Palent Medicines, Gas "a.
Glassware.
IS Lbs. Gum Opium,
s Powdered Opium,
Is Chloro.orm,
rs Hyd. subj Calomel.
For sale by LAUGHLlN BROS sm
50 Lbs. Chlorate Potash, English
25 Brom de Potassium,
Is Red precipita e,
Is Blue Mass
For sale by LAUGHLlN BROS AO
800 Lbs. Gum camphor,
20 Morphia sulphate,
50 Quinine
10 Strychpia,
For sale by LAUGHLIN BROs.SO
sCarboys Aqua Ammonia
&" Spirits Nitrous Ether,
sulphuric Ether.
Muriate linct Iron,
For sale by LAUGHLIN BROS.dm
sODoz. Radwav's Ready Relief
10 Pain Killer, uavis'.
40 Pain Panacea,
lN Little's White OIL.
For sale by LAUGBLlN BROS&m
so Doe. Ayre's Sarsnparilla,
50 Cherry Pectnral,
80 Jayne's Expcctorant,
Is Piso's' ure or con umptIOn.
For sale by LAUGHLIN BROS. tOU
25 Gross wright's Pits,
Is Mclaip's Liver Pills
10 Jsype's sanstive Pills
so DIR. A. \. TOdds Pts
For sale by LAUuHLIN BRUr. tO
100 Doc. Pomades, assorted,
100 EXTRACTS for Handkerchief
40 Lilly Whites, all styles,
q Hair Dyes,
For sale by LAUGHLIN BROSGOl
50 Doe Hair Brushes, many styls,
100 /" Tooth Brushes
100 Cloth and Scrub Brushes,
20 Busting Brushes.
For sale by
seph LAUGHLlS BROS kOO
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JPSnpr
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Democrats In Roman; Republicans
Ndllc. - .-----.
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Taylor. ". Ihdyer, L. K. Cofrah
(Del. D;st) 49,. .a ..E = -
Tyler-A. Smith.
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ADAM bADKAU,
Colonel and A. D. G..
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Putnam-J. j. Thom pson.
Summers -Marion Quinn

Raleioh-WiIliam Prince. :"
Randolph and Tacker-John Taylor
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NEW HHvES-Ch nth, Sparkling sea, Butler,
New YORK.
NEW YoRk-Ar 18th, brig Joseph Clark, stahl,
I'm Brunswick, Ga; schs belmont, Bunker Fort
land. Charley, Cobb Torrey. Vinaihaven.
CID 18th, barque Evaneil, Colcord, Buenos
Ayres: brig Daunfiess. Coombs.
Ar 10th, Onward. Arey Bangor; Creseut Lodge,
Calais.
Ar 18th, Hesperus. Cayafy, Buehili; Onward,
Bunker for Ehxabethport.
Ar 10th Florida. Metcalf, Harrington.
Passed through Hell Gate lsth. sch Pallas.
| Uaves New York for Rockiand
Through Hell Gate, 18th. Kate Grant COR Boston
Through Hell Gate, 10Th, Onward, rorrey for
/ fawtucket.
WILMINGTON, St-Cid 18th, sch Mary Holt.
L Higgins, Boston.
| PExsACoL,-Ar 18th, bsrque welkin, snow.
Matanzas-
Ar 18Th brig sullivan, Perry, Boston.
! PHIIApELPHIA-Ar 18th, schs - Elmo, Davis
/ SacO: l. = Walton, Wells, Boston,
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Spreial Aotiers.

Among the Improvements it, town the
present season, the change ia the proprie-
tor-hip AMI appearance ut the American
House. j. worthy OF notice. fins house
ia, long been a land mara ior eastern
travel under the charge Of the LATE Eeuj.
rinhcr Upon hi death ID wa, opened By
: Jordan y Son. and we feel bound 10 -..y
that the public viii MOI suffer is the
change. Mr.. Jordan has newly painted
the house inside and out. ANA r,pleni, he'd
the Furnishings. The American House t.
Intended to be the best house east OF the
Penob>cot. Travellers viii here be treated
with attention. aud lind all thar they can
desire for their comfort.
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san Francisco. Cal.,-.June 25ih, Emma wife
of Andrew Hathaway, and daughter Of Josiah
and Betsy Cline. aged "a years months.
The deceased was for sixteen years q MEM
Der Of the First Baptist Church. Lawrence,
Mass. aud ever lived consistent Christian
he Her death i lamenied by large circle
of relatives aud friends who will long mourn
her loss.
The passing spirit gently iled sustained hs
Grace divine:
a. may that Grace on n be shed AMI make our
end like thine.
~,4lgwick-Juy 10Th, Mrs. Harriet l.. 7. la
ton. aged 30 Year,.
Called early in life TO bear the chastenip rod
Of affection, her after life became tinged with
sadness. yet she bowed with christian resigna-
ton to the will OF her Heavenly Father, trust
ing in Him though lie should slay her. by a
life of patient toll aud faithful devotion TO the
welfare Of other-, she won large place in the
esteem and affections of her numerous friends,
who during her last sickness and death, mani
Tested their deep interest in many act Of KIND
ness.
Having lived with an unialtering trust In the
merit, of a crucificd saviour, she cheeriully
entered the dark portals Of death with bright
hope of bli,>ful Immortality. Con-