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add sessIg stating particulars aud price, WAGON. box
For Other Horse and Carriage Advertise
ments See Elsewhere.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
snG sTATEs xs,nn NAL LISE-srEAM TO QUEENS
WISCONSIN, sUr"as1 sSrprEy q 1oPa
S s9 S.sstsss s '"'1sn''
e and pa sS
France and T.tsr Sfos sH9gSS 9 Broadway
NEW YORK rS rSThAss1Er sAIsa1I dSsEAsD ESsE DIRECT
The steamers of this line will sail from pier IS East
aSszg0s ss;ssy Es
zPpis he zssn sSss so,s
EoR CARDIFF. BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALL
T. other points in England and waass
Tosd wharf. Jersey 6itH oiiows:- .
Fist cabin passage SIS and $50 currenoy; second
from Gs - S
''a SsSiis Fl
EoR PLYMOUTH. CHERBoURG, HAMBURG
y The Hhmourg-American Packet Company's iron
THURINGIA.
Gaptsim Meyer will sail Thursday February r. for
Rates q passage to Plymouth. London, cherbourg and
saloon soso gold
steerage to Plymouth london and ali points in the
south 5sysae 81 wa!f Y. ~
KUaNaAHDT CO.. Cg RdGPARD BoAst ssssts
81 Broad street. SseS New York p sroadS
% tq4S azsnHs5s Hssavna
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from
sSH SsSS;s ns%s:: mssa EEsss:ss!y
:s@ a"ss
fss SIS
sSs .sss
Sxohob KThNE General fs2ss agents. apPs is BSoadwsS
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The steamship c.psa asa Bas will sail
81 TSa9 4ss rs 4 5oMsS ne SS,
u 'se
Payable in gold or its equivalent in currency
Second ssssrsgs CABIN q
5SERidSp # u.s. $sSSs Bowling Green
NATIONAL LINE NOTICE
@ % Gpa ess % n it, risk of Cup to
sengers the best POSSIBLE safety the
soushe route has always been adopted by
gElfSss Is a4a %NB LIVE
SayAPA cay4T s.' sat- GREECE Feb aS atsP NJ
hafri. Sal. feP Fox 4 I6Sbox InHbjoox DIRECT
age tike rom Liverpool 3. The lowest s.
Apply at the 0es No. sJksf a hssRaMsH
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
new lSsE isS EA
% s @ fSs aSss 81 ns
EUKoPE hsp1re ssbs:ns3 SATURDAY. February q
PRRE;SE, Danre saturday, March Il
fkcE g. xs ASr IL
BnSST OR HAvRE:
f.ss fasa1Sn Gssn ss. ss sssSaS esPa 80
~ ct y a e. n sysd ss
aS s'
F9 asS S54ssS% HSsSSsBEHHa
These elegant new Clyde.buiit steamers will sail from
E4EE 6 ssss;sssy ri i
Sns
Drafts 81 and upwards For freight passage ap-
ply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN 4 CO., Agents,
No. n Broadway.
Steerage ONCE, No 45 Broadway.
INMAN LINE
NOTICE.
The course laid down for these steamers and followed
by them for fixed $50 miles south
OF Cape Race Although the voyage thus heightened
about 100 miles hettcr weather Is met with and there Is
much greater freedom from fogs and floating ice and
the danger OF navigation consequent thereon.
NMAN FoR nISG O., Go,uEENsrowN AND LIVERPOOL.
Royal Mail steamers appointed to sail as foows:
CITY OF NEW YORK ...... Saturday, Feb H. 2 p NJ Z.
Satin Feh A M
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CTATE LINE. -
y NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
These elegant new Clyde-bult will sail from
pier So North River as iollows:-
STATE OF GEORGIA. Tuesday, Feb. 10
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. 49,. :. Saturday Feb. 81
Z
And every alternate Saturday thereafter taking passen
at through rates TO all of Great Britain and
Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Drafts Tor 81 and upwards For freight passage ap
ply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN CO., Agents,
No. u Broadway
Steerage ONCE, No 45 Broadway
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SogTHERN LINE-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
- The following and first class steamers will san
every Wednesday att p NJ. from pier 20 East Rive:
Steamer CITY OF GALVESTON, Captain Evarts.. Feb II
Steamer CITY OF HOUSTON: Captain During. \: Feb
fresht received daily Through rates given to Calves
ton Indianola. Rockport or Aranzas Wharf. Brazos
Santiago and ST. Louis Cabin passage, $50; steerage
do, S2a For freight passage having superior accom-
modatiOns apply TO G. Ii. MALLORY CO..
l53 Maiden lanN
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LNOR NASSAU, N. p.
will leave pier North River, at L. NJ, Feb. ~
4. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS, IS Broadway.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
The elegant sidewheel steamship SOUTH AMERICA,
1000 tons burden Captain f. L. Tnkepaugh, will sail
St Thomas Para, PerpamDuc0, Bahia and Rio Jsnoira
Saturday February 81, ut O'Clock NJ from pier 6
North River.
For freight or passage apply to
WIN. r. GARRISON, Agent
NO Bowling Green
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The laid down for these and followed
by them for several fixed to pass $50 miles south
OF Cape Race. Although the voyage Is thus heightened
about 100 miles hetcr weather is met with and there
much greater freedom from fogs and floating ice and
the danger OF navigation consequent thereon.
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RoWE KILLER AUCTIoNEERs.-MoNDAY,
ID February atll O'Clock, at the auction room IL
University place Eighth street maple carrom,
Cavanagh Decker makers, one ewoodifour pocket
Sharp maker Billiard Tables, Balls Cues Racks, Marx
ers &C.; Engravings, Table. Chairs, &c.
DY ISADORE J. SWARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER-wILL
ID sell tomorrow, at l0 O'Clock of Broome and
Norfolk streets first class saloon elegant English Ale
Pump, fine Bar, back Bar and Fixtures positively in
LOTS dealers and liquor dealers invited
STRAUS SWARZKOPH, 375 Bowery.
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DOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
ID three daughters aged s. and i0l two communcat
ing Rooms location New York or Brooklyn. near a
good school and Methodist church. Address, stating
(reasonabe) terms and particulars ADELPHIA. Herald
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A ". K. STEVENSON, JR., AUCTIONEER-wILI
IA. sell February II, at Ill Broadway the sized
brick and marble Dwellin No. Fifth avenue betweene
srable perpetua; Sailors Snug Harbor easehod ground
rent for q years 81 200 per annum neghborhood
ceptionable perfect order. Maps and permits at II Pine
street
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GREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
River, as fOllOws:-
ARRAQON western. ............ Saturday Feb
GREAT WESTERN Stamper. 1850. Saturday, Feb u
Cabin passage, $40; intermediate S45: steerage, $50
currency; excursion tickets, Sl20
Apply 70 the Agent 70 South street.
E. T. MORGAN'S SONS.
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DIED.

MCMURRAY-On Tuesday morning,
January 9th 1874, JAMES Mt MURRAY, In
the silh year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence at Mt. Olive, Marshall county, on
Thursday morning at ~ O'Clock. Friends
ofthe family are invited to attend.
lnterment at the Stone Meeting House
WYCARD-On January q, 1871. THOMAS
WYCARp, aged IS years.
The funeral will take place this, Wednes.
day afternoon at 3 o. clock p. m, from his
late residence, corner Of Jacob and 10th
streets. Friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend,
COOK-On Sunday morning, January 25,
1874, at ~ o'clock, FRANK, youngest son OF
Louis and Rachel Cook, aged four years, six
months and seventeen days,
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
his funeral on Wednesday, January 2slh, at
"a o'clock p. M, from the residence OF his
parents on the National road, eight miles
west OF Bridgeport. Hacks will leave
Bridgeport at III o'clock q. m.
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A Reanimated System,

Nervous, debilitated and responding, the
ufferer from indigestion and biliousne 9
deserves the kindly sympathy OF every
man and woman whom heaven has blessed
with vigorous stomach and regular flow
o'healthy bile. While In this forlorn con-
dition let him commence course of that
supreme restorative, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. AT the end Of four or five weeks
ask him how he feels and regard him atten.
lively. You Will see q new man, you will
hear new voice. Health and Wig will
have returned to mis- frame, his words will
be cheerful in purport and In tone, his eve
Will be clear and It's exp e sion untroubled.
and he will tell you that he is free from
pain. has a good appetite, sleeps soundly,
and that his habit OF body Is natural and
regular. We have seen this wonderful
change effected in hundreds of instances by
Q faithful, persevering use Of this incompa.
rable medicated stimulant, which Is among
tonic remedies what Mount Waship gton Is
among the surrounding activities, ilover-
tops them all.
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GERMAN immigration to the South ia

GERMAN immigration to the South 10
3 subject seriously discussed and gene
rally encouraged by the planters. on
tbis questisn the President Of the Char
lesion Immigration Society has made q
very sensible suggestion. 1t sthat the
planters give lands 10 the immigrant
and assist him in his first endeayors al
its cultivation. The mere giving OF the
lands Is, perhaps, too sweeping O prop
osi,ion; but if part OF a tract Is gwen
in fee for the improvement OF the whole
during a term Of years TIE result would
lie to enrich both the immigrant and
the planter Some scheme Of this
kind would probably produce good re-
cults in West Virginia. There are
numerous large tracts of land held by
Individual owners in this State thai
might be improved in this way bu. can
hardly be brought under cultivation in
any other.
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Sad Affair,

Last night row occurred at dance
in the Spencer House. during which a
shot from a revolver in the hands oil
Geo. Murvin inflicted a dangerous
wound on the person of Miss Mary
Callahan. Murvan is at large. This
affair has created intense excitement,
and one OF the policemen is severely
blamed for the escape OF Murvin. The
wound of Mics Callahan was probed by
DR.. Davis, but the ball is not yet found.
The unfortunate girl is in very criti-
cal condition. -Parkrsburg Times.
We regret to learn that Mary Gala
han who was shot by Thomas Murvin
at the Spencer House dance on last
Friday night, has since died OF bel
neuruhtaffyy neglect OF the officer who
had him in charge. the interests OF this
community demands that the latter be
dismissed from the service at once. 1t
will not do to encourage New York
city practices here.-Timca (Nonday).
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To-, s,h, for the sepatorahip in

TIE fsht for the Senatorship in
Kansas reminds one Of one Of those
che,rhl ARRAYS Of the bloody border
times, when 9 half dozen contestants
wsIsed Into each other with bowie
knife and revolvers, and nothing but
dead bodies was left to tell
the story. Exposures" are the
chief order OF the day.
INGALLS,, ScoFlELD, OSBORNE, HARVEY
PoNKRoY, aud all the rest OF then are
filing pleas and couuter-pleas proving
the complete worthlessness OF every
one but themselves. and the conee-
auence is q reasonable doubt whether
there is q respectable man 10 the State.
There's YORK, however-but he has
gone to lecturing.g 3. .. ... r- .
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| United states for the District of west

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF HE
United states for the District OF West
virginia.
In the matter Of Il. W. Carley,. George A
Welles, r. ID. larley and ". Il. Ihess
partners, doing business under The firm
name OF Carley, Wells Co., bank upts.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
Notice Is hereby given that petition has
been filed in said Court, by +. ID. Carley, OF
louisville, In the stale OF Kentucky, late OF
Parkersburg, in said District, duly declared
and adjudged bankrupt as q memser OF
said firm by said Court, under the bankrupt
act OF Congress approved March 2, 1867, Tor
a discharge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims provable under
said act and by order OF said Court notice
is hereby given that hearing will be had
on the said petition on the l9tn day OF Feb
ruary, a. D., 1874, before said Court, at the
office OF Geo. &c b. Caldwell, Esq., register
In bankruptcy, No. 1912 Chapline street, In
the city Of Wheeling, In the state OF West
virginia, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, when and
wheI all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons In interest, may
appear and show cause, IL any they have,
Why the prayer OF the said petition should
not be granted.
Dated this 18th day OF jan. A. D., 1874.
JASPER T, MOORE,
jan2i-soiw Clerk OF said Court.
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OIL is tending upward. We were
informed les. evening that yesterday,
oil was sold OF V olcano at 81 80 bar
rel, with signs oil a further advance. Let
it be 800 again and nobody will com.
plain. The oil men OF Volcano are
cheering up, and as soon az oil rises 10
$500 a barrel, they propose to 60 to
work again and drill for more wells. -
ParkcrSbrrg Times.
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Several different lots Of human skel.
cons have been resurrected on Juliana
street, opposite the law Office Of
Messrs. johnson & Stephenson, where
men are employed in preparing the
ground for pavement. Some of the
teeth are in pure state OF preservation.
1t is thought they are the remains Of
Indians, who had a burial ground there.
-Parknsbwg Times.
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Az ELOPEMENT.

A Cav Deceiver Goes of With
Another MANS Wife-BorrOws all
the money He Can and Leaves HIS
own wife I'm Destitute (frium'
stances.
Brooke County indie. endent.
The quiet little town OF La Grange
Immediately across the river from
wellsburg, was thrown into state OF
great CONSERVATION last week by the
sudden disappearance OF one James
Russell with the wife of Mr.. Hickey.
The parties are all residents OF La
Grange, ard, so far as we know. were
we'll respected. Mr.. r: had always
conducted himself in q manner that
gave general satisfaction. He resided
on q farm owned by Mr.. VIM. TAR,
which was leased to him for several
| wears, for seven hundred dollars per
anuum, where be pursued the business
OF gardening.
Since his departure it has turned out
| mat MI. husecll udu tpouC SnsS
arrangements for this e!opement. de
had borrowed money from various par.
ties, sold everything he could, and
pocketed the proceeds, burmakipg nc
arrangements for paying debts con-
tracted by him. From all the evidence
that has come into our possession, 1t il
certain that the scheme was concoctec
by the runaway parties for some lint
prior to the elopement.
We regret being obliged to make TIM
statement, for Mr.. Russell has a mothe
and brother residing in Wellsburg, WHIT
feel this piece OF scandal very keen'y
They also suffer financially, bavlnl
gone his security for various amounts
We withheld this statement last weel
in the hope that something would turf
up to mitigate the unfortunate circum
lance
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TIE CONGRESSIONAL OUTRAGE.

4 special dispatch from Washington
announces that Messrs. JOHN j. DAVIS
Of the First District and ]. N. HAaANs
OF the Second have been, by party
vote, admitted to seats in the House as
representative OF their several districts.
These gentlemen claim to have been
elected at the special election held IN
Aueust, 1872, for the new Constitution
and the several officers provided there
Ly. There are very few citizens pretend
ing to have any knowledge whatever
Of legal principles who are now hardy
enough TO claim that the pretended
election OF members OF Congress in Au-
gust, 1872, bad any legal sanction, and
il is certain that the people OF the State
never expected that the votes cast for
representatives at that time would be
held TO indicate legal and valid
ful consideration, secuted the idea that
the August claimants were entitled to
admission, and, Notwithstanding the in
clinations Of party feeling, only two OF
the committee could be brought
10 consent to report in favor Of the
August election.
Under these circumstances the adj
mission Of Messrs. DAVIS aud HAdANs
creates no little surprise. Republicans
as well as Democrats are astonished at
this result, for all agree that these gems
t!emen have no more legal right to
seats in Congress as representatives of
the First and Second Districts Of West
Virginia than JEFF DAVIS and HORACE
GREELEY have who received o few is.
Cetious votes in this State for these
positions.
To put the sentiment Of the people
in the mildest possible phrase, gross
outrage has been inflicted by the ad-
mission OF these pseudo representatives.
Mr. DAVIS, in his Bourbonism ard his
adherence 10 ideas long since outgrown,
does not properly represent the people
Of the First District and Mr. HAaANs,
chosen by mere trick, unknown to
nine-tenths of the people OF the Second
District, with an actual msjority Of
more than two thousand opposed to his
political views, cannot be considered :
n any true sense a legal represents
i've OF the people in whose name he
will hereafter cast his vote in the House
Viewed in its connection with State
politics, we shsll be sgain surprised if
his action of the Radical House OF
representatives does not produce fruit ,
i which Senator FOREMAN and Hon. ,
IoHN. j. DAVIS have little dreamed. {
ne result which 80 astonishes and :
'atrages the people OF the First and
second Districts has been brought about
" an appeal to the Radical members OF /
he House in BoREMANs behalf. He I
eles upon Mr.. DAVIS aid for the cleo q
ion OF a Radical legislature next !
Il! that will return him c
} the United States Senate. The :
hole bargain lie as plainly apparent as t
the actual Article OF Agreement were !.
pread before the people OF the State. !
a consideration of a reelection, Mr..
'oREMAN has marshalled his party to !,
npose upon the people Of West Vir- Il
mia two men who are not in any true "a
misrepresentation. and whose claim
, legal election is laughed at by the y
,adicsle themselves. 1t remains to be :
zen whether these gentlemen will be
bic to deliver the goods they have
romised to convey. !
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NOTICE.

rr,uE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE "Is-
land Building Association arg merely
officers, ts serve the ensuing year, Will D.
he'd IN their room on South Front street
on the Island, on Friday evening, January
80, 1874 at eight O'Clock.
janl6,23 80 "a. q MohoAN, Secy'
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NOTICE..

TAVING BEEN APPOINTED ADMIN
III is,rairix OF the estate OF George Down
eS. late OF Elm Grove, deceased, all persons
Knowing the mse!ves indebted to the same
will please make immediate payment ana
ali persons having claims against said es-
tate will please present them In proper
form Tor settlement.
jan22- qg&se. Elm oroVe~
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Rennood Iron Works.

nHE-ANNUAb MEETING OF TIE
Stockholders OF this company tot ss me me
office OF said Company on 18th street, on
Tuesday the nth day Of January, 1874, at
o'clock, r. n. ox,,o,oprNc
,,n,smz No Secretary.
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Collectors Notice.

1,HoMAs MCCORMICK, JUSTICE OF
the Peace and Real Estate Agent
Rents and Accounts collected. Snse NJ
q, 22d street, between Main ana MAn"
janl2h ~. .rr
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PIANoT TURING.

THoMAaS, r. a. BoDEN, OF d0Clsyd tasiYs,
orders for Tuning Pianos and Organs.
Persons in the country will please send
their orders as scon possible. -
orders can be left ct Mrs. Joseph G TT
wright ), ll05 Main street,
iinl9
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fan to procure MRS. wINsLoWs
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident
TO the period Of teething In children. 1t re-
lieves the child nom pain, cures wind sole,
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
fand health TO the child, gives resf TO the
mother.
Be sure and call for
"MRS. WINsLOW y SOOTHING SYRUP"
FOR sale bv all druggists. deyb
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OFFICE CITIZENS RAILWAY Co,
January II, 1874. )
The annual Meeting of the Stockholders
ofthis Company viii be held at the City
RnIIdir q ON Saturday, the 8lst ipst., at
O'clock P. NJ, or the election OF i've Dlrec-
tors TO the ensuing year. BY order OF the
Board. WIN. d. WOoOo, oeey'
fan11 th ..r.. .a..
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NOTICE.
IN The undersigned having heen duly an
pointed Executor OF Jas. A. Carroll, decd,
hereby notifies all persons indebted to the
firm OF j. A, CauoG q Bro, that p. d Csr.
receive pay ment and receipt for ali debts TO
the firm, which must be settled up without
Delay, II those indebted desire to avoid
costs. Al other debts due the estate of Jas.
A. Carroll, individually must be paid TO Col.
Thomas O'Brien, Real Estate Agent, near
Market street bridge to whom all claims
must likewise lie presented without delay.
Z. V. WBELAN,
jan27-erqg Executor.
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COALl COAL COAL!

r. MCLAUGHLIN & cos
sou,s1.Ss; 2 81 !, ~. M0RKs. -.
We VII take pleasure "a niline IN orders
on ri ~ 81 ~ ne w iciicxing named places,
Seo. Eoberu Paint Store, Main sfrsef
v 1nos; rahy, Grocer, Markes ssxess, Centre
Mr. MI; MsEntss, cor, sixth and Cay streets
Main and Markef, Cenfrc Whssi,rs W
sWorden Solicited. Ebxb
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NOTICES.
s,ockholders' Meeting.

y,,4r ANNUAL MEETING OF 9EQCK;;
holders Tor the election Of Dresses ena
fransscSfon of other business OF the Wnsei-
ina and Ohio Union Railroad Comp,1y'
viii bs held on Tuesday, January Atn, nI 8
nj 5 O'Clock, p. NJ, at the Law once OF VIZ
Hubbard, Chapltne street, M5 59N
,..,oou,em1 President.
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DOYS' WATCHES.
ID We are In receipt OF another lot of
those elegant little Silver Watches, just the
think for boys. Also large stock of Gold
and Silver Watches, American and Foreign,
Clocks in endless variety, Jewelry. Specia-
cles, God Pens, Gold II eaded Canes, Silver
and Plated Ware, &C, sc.
Watches: Clocks, &c carefully and promt-
~ repaired.
ians7 OXTOBY & DUFFIELD,
I0i Market street, below Mcclure House.
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pIRnCroRs.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
Jacob Hornbrook, I Henry N. Harper.
Geo. w. Fransheim, John e. Wilson,
Jacob q. Rhodes, George Adams,
John L. Hobbs. VIM. b. b mpson.
NJ. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
mar2-d6W .
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4 general Banking, Exchange and Coilcc.
tion business transacted with fidelity an
promptness.
Certincates OF Dsposit issred and interest
paid thereon. 1890.
New Fractional Currency and I, 2, 8 and &c
coin always on hand for the sccommoda'
lion of the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturer
Bankers snd others solicited.
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HAMILTON'S OPERA HOUSE.
Mr., JAS. FlTzsIs MOSS, Lessee and Manager
On Thursday Night, Jan. 30.

No performance In order. to prepare Fri.
day and Saturday and faturday Matinee,
January 80, and I'll, for ...