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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

OA7 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.-ELE.
~ gantly furnished double Parlor, with Board for
gentleman and wife or two gentlemen; terms feason
able.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

9 A TIL STREET, WEST 323-PRIvATF FAMILY WILL
III let with first rate table, large front Room facing
the south, with fire and gas Gentleman and wife;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

CC0 SECOND. AvENUE--A PLEASANT LARGE
LLU furnished Room with good Board central To-
cation, Fourteenth street. family American Ref
erenCes EXCHANGED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

C1O EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET-TwO PLEA
AlV SAINT Rooms on second floor to let to single gen.
temen or gentleman and wife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23
LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
n Salesrooms 95 Chambers and " Reade street.
By ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER.
TuESnAV EERRHARV

TuEsDAY, FEBRGARY IS,
os WEST sSssEE III RgH SECOND
Doq Mo EkSx sEHHH s AVENUE
made IN .aa
Mirrors; Lace Curtains carved black walnut suit IN
centre TS oil ns
Ses GasE sders ana
h 5a oSck as %
lery, Glassware, &c, &c.
A J. BLEEoK TEE son CO., AuCTIoNEERs.
undsr aahs seesS n Referee
% a two three Houses rs Greenwich
Also the Ieasehold Property, with hne Dwelling and
MONEY may remain on mortgage Maps sat at CEDAR St
J. BLREoKER, SON Co, AUCTIoNEERs-
1s soa s TSd At "
tween % and seysntynna streets 26 BY
rolling shutters for store
A J. BLEECKER, SON CO., AUorIoNEERs.
IA. Thursday. March q,
Blocker street ssiofy brick House with store. S5
Mnetta street. story BRICK No. g. in rear of above.
ART
One of the most magnificent collections of high class /.
OIL PAINTINGS
ever brought to this country,
including the and works of verboeckhovcn
Meyer Won Bremen, Berangcr Hue, sayn Haseleer Cas-
tigone, Carl Hubner Van Scheude Couinans, Accard,
Guardabassi, seignac Rchomme, Ihirion Preyer, Gou
din, Sans Pascutti Burgers Haag Pecrus, Tanner and
many others, and of
THE AMERICAN SCHOOL,
James NJ Hart, CASTELAR,, Shatuck William Hart, J. G..
Brown, Whitredge E. l. Henry, Heade, TAFT, Cropscy,
nihcen collection ever offered at public sale The
above all guaranteed now exhibition and will
be positively sold without
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, FEB. 81 and 2S,
at II O'Clock,
at the Gallery, No. GO Liberty street.
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

% WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE.-RoOMS ON
- second and third floors Tor gentlemen and wives,
with Board; also Rooms single gentlemen on reason
able terms; references required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

Ice WEST TWENTY SECOND STREET-A THIRD
lOO story front Room and fourth story back Room
to let to gentlemen with first class Board references
changed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

CITH STREET, 13O wEsT.-Two LARGE HALL
81 Rooms, with closets on third and fourth floors.
with first class Board references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

81 = EAST THIRTY-THfRD STREET.-HANDsOMELY
OlC furnished Rooms. on first floor, with CRATE fire,
gas bath, &c, with without Board; very moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

Ok WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET.-THE LET
AlC furnished, two small Parlors in private house
for light housek eeping partial Board given in Room
gas and bath one single Room, 81 so per week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

O0rU STREET. NEAR FIFTH AvENvE.-EAND-
w somcly furnished Rooms, with or without Board ;
house and location first class. References obtained at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

O10 WEST THIRTy-FIFTH STREET. NEAR
CIO Eighth avcnue.-A pleasant furnished front
Room, hot and cold water, with Board Tor gentleman
and wife or two gentlemen, In private family. Terms
moderate,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

1ST STREET, III WEST LARGE WELL FUR.
ri nished Rooms third door for gentleman and
wife or SINAI family TO let with Board references given
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

90 ORANGE STREET ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
~ FIVE minutes walk to the Fulton or Wall street
ferry.Nery pleasant Rooms second third and fourth
Stories and AN excellent table, in a French family
brooklyn, IS SMITH STREET, CORNER LIVING
- ston-Two furnished Rooms 10 let with Board if de-
sired, In private family. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

WANTED-TWO LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS,
w with Board by gentleman, wife and child In pleas
ant locality, about March Il vicinity OF Madison square
aud private family preferred Address H. box 522 Post
Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

WIDOW LADY HAVING A FARM IN THE CoUN.
Il, "a try would Ike the care of one two children;
terms reasonable and the best of care given. Good
school convenient Address O. A. c., box 1919 Candor,
Tioga county, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

QE WEST TWENTY.SEvENTH STREET BETWEEN
w broadway ana sixth avenue-A pleasant Paror
References required
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-16
M1ssrss1pp1.-The Ohio carpet.bagger, who

M1ssrss1pp1.-The Ohio carpetbagger, who
temporarily occupies the position Of Governor
Of Mississippi. evidently sees the handwriting
on the wall The attempt to foist that insig-
nificaut, lop-eared military puppet, Ames, on
the people of that State ~ their Governor 10
proving an uphill business. and has split the
Radical party in Mississippi into two factions
one, the carpet.bagger faction, under Ames'
and the other consisting Of the scalawas ele'
ment under Alcorn. The latter has undoubf-
edly some little sense Of honor and deoency
left while the former 10 an alien and, except
for rascality and meanuess generally, non-
entity. His only prominence !" Being . son
iu.law Of Beast Butler. The Reesent Governor
of Mississippi. Powers. has recently issued
proclamation attempting to postpone the State
election 10 direct violation Of the constatataoa
Of that State. a. il il said. We are not sur.
,-;.ea .t All. Constitutions arc obsolete in
.trument.. The time has been when they,
were regarded ~ the supreme law. and tho
.,;.bt eat infrsctiou Of such an instrument con.
.;dered the most damnable act Of which any
ono could be guilty. But in these days Of Rad
;cali,m. no man can be loyal to that party who
!, old fogyish enough to uphold and support
any constitution. either State or Nationa.
Mr.. Powers II ID accord with tho poxers thas
be. and lie has no doubt received biz cue from
headquarters ia Washington. Tho oersaip'y
of Amea, daiAat II the election should come
OF aecosdipe t. law. next month, renders !.
necessary that his friends shosA resort 70 toal
means. ana Radicals never lesitess = rssott
"a any means If thsy oan aooouP6ae ethear sa1e-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-16

,.no n.osh.cS ~ a.l A Treasurer. 500 %
John Brodbeck, Once rent mos. ,oC ~
q. ". Richards Or Sal Clk. Board Co. Com. !OO VV
G. ". Richards, - AUDITOR. :''..''' S ,oS M ~
a. ". Richards Ter. prop. Ter Fund. 49,. 12S ~
a. ". Richards repairing stove. chair. &C.. ~ W
r Foota Or Sal. Dist Att'y.............. SIo ~
r. q Kfnosiev School Fund. 70 W
II is ordered that We do now adjourn.
z. A. STEVENSON, C3'm.
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JOHN BRODBECK. Treasurer.

Amount paid in cash therefor. .......... 1.ASV 70
Two Of the warrants, to-wit SsS and l2l4, having
been before redeemed by . former Treasurer, the
Treesnrer returned the money which had been paid
for them and the Board ordered that the money %
placed in the Redemption Fund. a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-16

James T. Bush. ................'.'..'*.s AZ ~
Martin Moran ~ ~
JhomaA BURKE ....''...' y ~
Peter Donooue. ~ 81
J. d. Mclaughlin. ~ oO
A. A. SPAN -. ...........'. ..'....'''''''''''''' -
- p;,. ~ ssmP sna .aiar,e. allowed
F. A. Stevenson. Or. Sal. Co. Com. Sss 90 20
L. II. Robb, q" .......... 20 W
l. P. Lambing. +" " .........' 20 UW0 W
$. c. silsby. Stationery: ~ ~ -
John Runyan. repairing Judges Room. ....... 20 80
John Reel. Night WatchmAn. 80 W
IDAHO WoSxD .'x &C CO ppr.'s,as pTnas Ho.
Mrs. r God,rey. keeping Hos, - ...... $50 90
Cbas. All Annoy Interpreter. 3 days.......... %
II. b. Moore. Fees in Grim. Cases. ......:... 10 w
NJ b Moore. holding Inquest, Hos. Fund.-. ~ OO
J. r. Bradford. services ~ sheriff. .....l1S7 W
Adjourned till to. morrow At 8 O'Clock A. n.
OcronxR 8. ls73.-Board met pursuant TO adjourn
In the matter Of delinquent taxes: r. Foote.
District Attorney. appears aud makes the following
report to wit.
Geriemen:-I have collected all taxes due Boise coun.
ty and Idaho Territory upon the delinquent list O!
ls72: save the sum Of $27s and s7-l00 dollars. OF
which said sum there is $l2 !s that consider sncol
the roll The residue has once been paid by the par.
ties therefore ask that you order me to bring suit
for the upon the bond OF the former Assessor
am very respectfully.
Your obedient servant
RE FOOTE, District Attorney.
II 10 therefore ordered by the Eoard OF County
Commissioners that the District Attorney commence
snit aoainst John German, Assessor and ex-Omcto
Tax Collector for the years 1871 and 1872 and hs Of
cisl bond in accordance with the above request iot
the said amount; also for the additional sum OF $S2
taxes paid bv H. T. Prickett. which has not been &C.
counted for: allowing . reduction Of the amount Of
Clawson johnson taxes, $6A. which has been paid
twice.
1t 10 hereby ordered that the District Attorney here
After conromise or settle no suit in which the Coun.
u is party, except full payment. Or BY direction
Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
The report Of tho Auditor of the financial condi-
on of Boise county for the quarter ending October
g. 1873 was examined and found correct - follows:
~ ,ur uou poArn or Co CosxNrssloNrRS:
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Yrpftssiuual Cards.
JOyAS w. BROWN,

Lowry AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. AND
Iivnp ..s p,hl,c. Idaho City. !. I. VIII practice
J. w. Hr.,r,, Of the Territory. Orficx on CON-
~ ~. i, ,sss, mex Two door above Court House
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oct. ,4To bsi casn in TrsAsu1
A-anA--A -
TrRnrroeY OF IDAHO.

/, Geo W. Richards, Auditor Of Boise County. I T..
do hereby certify thst the foregoing ststement OF
finances OF Boise County il tEue and eorrect - tho
same appears Of record in seid ONCE for the Quarter
ending 0c& 6. ASIA i GEO. W. RIO0ARD0.
.....,.l go 4.,.,eae w. l's Auditor. "a
Tho report Of the Treasurer for the quarter ending
October 1873, examined and found correct -
loilowssi ~ sz.@< sssB,t 9t- - ss9f
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-05
KANAwHA COUNTY.
Saving the Corn Cror-The Weather

Saving the Corn Cror-The Weather.
NEAR CHARLESTON, Oct. q.
Editors Of Register:
Perhaps this is the busiest time Of
the year with the farmer. 1t is the
time when bis whole attention is de-
manded above all others. He has
his corn to gather, his potatoes to dig
aud take care Of, aud various other
things to attend to wholly unknown to
those who are not acquainted with
a farmers life. The most OF our
farmers are gathering their corn as rap
idly as possible and shipping it to mar
ket, 80 as to make sale of it while
green, and thereby gain several pounds
on each bushel, as every one well
knows, who is corn raiser, that fifty
cents while green is equal to sixty-tive
or seventy cents after It ls crlbbed and
dried out, allowing nothing for the
waste which necessarily attends the
moving OF it the required number OF
times. There las been several fros;s,
and in fact one light snow, bat We have
heard OF their dom. 10 damage, as all
our farmers were pretty well prepared
for them. Perhaps it damaged the scr
ghum slightly Sc there were several
fields standing We are haeteninC 10
get our work doUe so rs to have leisure
to read the good Things which We ex-
pect to be furnished Us tnr1USh the
columns Of the REGISTER AL TIA, we
ask is that you vii; make it IS coed in
the future az it has been in the past.
Yours, &c,
hDDIg0S
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-05
west Virginia College at Fleming
tou-what the Students Think
About 1t.

PENNINGTON, Oct. 20, 1873.
Editors OF the Register.
The fall term OF this institution,
closed on the 10th Of this month. 1t
vas favored with peace and tranquility
and the soodly number Of teachers now
going out to engage, 'cr few months
in their work OF educating the minds OF
the youth, feel themselves much bene-
fitted by the Instruction they received
during its progress. Truly, under the
able management of Prof. Colegrove,
this school, is effecting great benefit
70 this portion OF the State. 1t is estab-
lisbed as a regular College, and has all
the regular courses OF study set forth by
the best institutions OF the country. It's
college course of four years, is much
more thorough. aud requires more pre-
vious preparation. than that OF a ma
jority of the colleges OF the land, aud
even OF great many universities. We
do not claim that it is TIE best college,
or equal to the best, but we do hold
that il is an institution oil which the
people OF this State should be proud,
one which they should patrouize and
build up. 1t is yet in Its infancy, and
being uuaided by the State, and having
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-05
Liebjg's Liquid Extract
OF BEEF
AND TONIC INVIGORAT0R.

Besides the Condensed Beefprepared from
The best parts OF the animal, the prepare
ton contains Quinine, Peruvian Bark, and
numerous herbs and roots grown for their
tonic and health-giving properties.
This is the only condensed beef that does
not require cooking or warming. IL was
especially manufactured under the direc-
ton OF Baron Won Ltebig, before the late
Franco Prussian War, for the German
soldiers. Its tonic qualities are much great
er than those found in any ordinary speci.
fic or Appetizer, and its nutritiye properties
are sufficient TO sustain the body
without the addition Of solid food. II
ia now recommended by the Faculty In
preference to anything else as the best re-
medy for Consumption, General DEBILITY,
Loss of Appetite, Lowness OF Splits, lndl-
gestioD, Dyspepsia, Lassitude, teVer, ASue,
Cholera, all emale and Chtldrens mala-
dies, Sick Headache, Sea Sickness lnnuen-
20, &c. ,,,.
so effective In all cases OF falling health In
the old or weakness In the young. This
preparation Is not only the best. but II Is
the cheapest Beef Extract offered to the
public; two tablespoons III being sufficient
three times day.
Great c are should be taken in purchasing
the Liquid Beef Extract. See that the bot
tie contains the German Label on the neck
and Certificate from Professor Wagner OF
the University OF WurtShurgh, and that IL
IL prepared bv lilo Liebig's German Beef
Extract Co, Of hamburg, rs other Extracts
OF sn Inferior quality have been put on the
market. &. GOEliON q W,
sole AGENTS iCI canada and United states.
rOv5-u Montreal and New York.
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no endowment, it lives by its
industry. As in every similar institu-
ton, it has its friends and its enemies
The latter, though comparatively few,
instigated by some sectarian bias or by
. losthipg to see the cons and daughs
tiers of West Virginia educating them
selves and leaving "fogyism" behind
have welded the might OF their power
to crush it out OF existence. Their most
DOW erful weapons are falsehoods and
ISLANDERS, which they employ to prevent
the people from patronizing it. Charges
of proselytsm and discouraging reports
concerning the prosperity OF the school,
etc, have been circulated, all of which
were utterly false. Falsus in uno, faIsus
in omnibus. Let the people not pander
to the caprlces and prejudices OF a few,
but learn for themselves its true charac-
ter before they asssil it. The attend
ing students, desiring to exhibit most
effectually it's true character to the
public, last spring organized a society
under the name OF "College Fraternity"
This society consists OF the Whole
school, with a very few exceptions, and
it's voice must be taken as true. At a
meeting OF the Fraternity on the even
ing of the 9th OF October. Mr.. P.
Harteney, OF Barbour, offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions which
were unanimously and most enthusiast
cally adopted
WHEREAS, We are students of West
Virginia College, and are acquainted
with it's government, system OF instruc-
ton and general character; and,
WHEREAS, We know that it merits
the appreciation OF all those who desire
the moral and intellectual elevation o.
the people; and,
WHEREAS. We know that much ma
lignsnt opposition is arrayed against it,
by which the College is sometimes se>
riously injured; and,
WHEREAS, We are fully aware thai
this opposition is most malicious and
unreasonable, seeking to accomplish iti
purposes by falsehood and slander
therefore,
Rssolrcd, That we, students OF West
Virginia College, heartily approve the
present management OF this Institution
and recommend it to the public as JUS
in it's discipline, most useful in the in
structiou it furnishes, honorable in it
character and well worthy of patronage
Resolved That we will defend tn,
College from the attacks Of falsehooc
and unjust opposition, as far as we ar
able, in whatever localities we harper
to be, and will strive to thwart the vile
Vaccinations OF those seeking its over
throw. Tcster vera amieitd.
CIyIs AoADRNIAE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-05

4 ,rECIAL dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial says that the disposiiio5 OF
employers in the East, 80 i.r as their
feelings or purposes can be judged by
letters received in Washington, is TO re-
duce the number OF hours work, and
not to discharge or Through their en-
uloyes. At least a dozen Of prominent
firms in New York city alone have
made known their intention to prevent
the discharge OF the men and women
employed BY them. but rather to reduce
the work OF zach 10 few hours per
week during the winter mcnths, or
while the hard times continue.
We believe that the same disposition
prevails here and that every exertion is
being made by cur manufacturing firms
to provide money sufficient to keep their
factories running and keep their en-
ployes from destitution during the win.-
ter. In this effort they should receive
the countenSnce Snd assistance OF the
!sboriug men themselves apd OF the
cit st large.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-05

ALMOST daily we hear inquiries con.
corning the present condition and pros
poets oil the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Kentucky railroad. There is plenti-
full lack of information in relation to
the matter and good deal Of. public in-
terest is manifested. The winter is
almost upon us, but there are as yet no
very satisfactory signs Of the laying OF
the railroad track, and if the road-bed
is permitted to remain unprotected
during the winter it will doubtless SUI
fer injuries that twenty thousand dol.
lars will not snffice to repair. The
Board of Directors owe it to themselves
TO make some explanation OF the delay
and some exhibit Of the condition ofthe
company's affairs. We mention the
matter in the most friendly spirit and
are sincerely DESTROYS for the speedy
com pletion OF the road, and We certain
Iy think that the people OF Ohio county
who own the largest portion OF the
stock are entitled to know what is be-
ing done.
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Dose I'm iime," dc.

II "a stitch IN time saves nine,' it Is
equally certain that q dose OF healthy
tonic ike Hostetter's Stomach Bltters taken
at this Indictment season of the year may
save many sn unpleasant twiuge. A dose,
however, is not sufficient. The system
should be thoroughly charged with this
genial vegetable Stimulant and invigorant.
Com mence taking II with the commence
meEt OF the atmospheric changes which
distinguish the winter from the autumn,
Thereby you will avoid those disturbances
OF the digestive and secretiva organs, and
tCOSe psinful diseases OF the muscles and
the nerves OF sensation, which often render
the period of the year which should be the
merr.eSt, a season OF penance and dispute
tude. The extraordinary vlgor and regu-
lsrity which this e7h!larating restorative
imparts TO the most important functions of
the body, render il an Invaluable remedy
for nervous debility, cons ipation. indiges-
ton, torpidity OF the liver, and intermittent
everS.
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EOR THEUpERA HOUSE,

Any PERSON WITNESSING THE
y performance al the Opera House should
surely ia supplied with one or those beauti-
full Pearl Orera Glasses just received at
LOUIS DECHERI'S Jewelry store, Eeck 5
blccll, Market street, the place Tor Gold
and silver Beaded Zones, Fine Jewelrs.
Ladies' and Gents Gold Watches and
Chaius, Spectacles and Clocks. Hair Jewell
nv made TO order. now
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-05

Mr.. EDWARD JENKINS, author OF
"GiDx's Baby" in lecture in New
York the other evening, made the sensi-
Ele suggestion that the good and be-
nerolent people of the land should not
content themselves with relieving the
distressed Cor working fer their social
and moral Welfare. This kind OF labor
was all right, but it left untouched the
political corruption and vicious legisIa-
ton from which 30 many evils resulted.
He said that the State needed citizens
as well az ph!ianlhropjsts. Ii was easi-
er TO be benevolent than 10 attend ward
meetings and help the right men TO
office still the work which was most
difficult and unpleasant should not be
neglected There is word Of truth
in Mr. JENKINS c"CnseI, IoI 1t is too
common for the trst people OF our cities
20 permit the ecci'Un Of unworthy
Candidates whom they might hsve de-
icated had the only been willing 20
work as hard ~ t"Cse Candidates sup
porteis
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-05

Our friend Major GEORGE w. HAIR
FER, formerly of this city. but residing
in Mississippi during 3 number Of years
past, was a candidate to represent
Kinds county in the State legislature.
The election was held yesterday and
the Major will probably date his letters
at the State House in Jackson during
the legislative session.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-05
PlcrlsaIS for BuiiGilg a ReIfrY.

GEb:}N ?AOP, SAILS Will BE RE-
y CfiEED by ia. Ciy.k .; I'D Hoard OF
Education, until Oc OK IA, on Thurs
day, November 2ntr, 1913, tor building a
Belfry on Washington District School
House. Plan and specification. can be seen
at my Office. J. VI. BlckEL,
uOV4-s Clerk.
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DIED.

WlfSEI.-At his residence in this city at
IL O'Clock On tuesday evening, November
4uh, Doctor henry j. WIEsEL, aged thirty
three Yeas.
The remains OF the deceased will be con-
veyed to Cumberland, Md, for interment.
AMPBELi-On Monday morning, al
10 minutes 10 l., ANN kLlZABETH, wife OF
james A. Campbell, In che iOriy -third year
o. her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her hus.
hand, Gu south Broadway, Island, on
Wednesday, at s O'Clock AN.
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dissolution Notice.

ryouF FIRM IF EISGELL s. KOEHLt r
la tins day been dissolved, the bust
ness will he continued by has ID. j. Bingeil.
WREI LING, Nov, /, lS;S. no4'r