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TnIRTYsGxrH soIREE.-The thirty.
sixth sOiree OF the Wiesel Musical Insti.
tute, at Wiesel Hall last evening, was an
occasion which drew out handsome au-
dience, despite the bitter cold weather.
This popular institute never fails 10 de.
light all who attend their sOirees, and as
a natural consequence an entertainment
like that Of last evening Is anticipated
and enjoyed with genuine pleasure.
The entertainment opened with a
chorus, "Bend before High Heaven" from
"EnohantresS," which was only tolerably
we'll sung.
The next piece, "Poet and Peasant" by
the orchestra under direction OF Prof. Eb.
cling, was much better. Considering the
number Of performers II was rendered
with good effect. There were few no.
tlceable errors, however.
A trio, u duo FoScarri," by Mrs. Whit.
taker, Miss Hubbard and Miss Sawtel,
was very fine and well sung. An encore
was called for, but not responded to.
Mr.. Fred. II. GOttleib's flute solo,
"FantaSie, " was finely executed, and re.
Ceiyed an encore.
Mr.. s. G. Ferris acted his "Embarrass.
ment" better than he sang It. His sing.
ing lacked expression, and he sang with
great effort and tendency to Cat on the
upper notes. lie would sing better when
le8a embarrassed.
Prof. Roe's solo, "De Wasserrose," with
violin Obligato, was as well sung as
usual.
An orchestral piece was substituted for
A chorus, "The Gipsies," which was upon
the programme. The music was not as
good as II might have been.
Mrs. Whitaker sang "songs Of Home"
in most exquisite manner. In response
to an encore she sang kathleen Mavour.
neen" very sweetlN tE.
Prof. EbellngS piano solo, "Grandes
Varlatlohes de Concert, Sur I'm Theme
Russo" was very fine. Re received and
responded 10 an encore. ....tf
iTerzettino-AIadrc del Somno Amote"
by Mrs. Whitney and Messfs. Martin
and Roe, was very nicely rendered. II Ia
quite an artistic piece.
IFOl' Louis Was VlOlH SOLO SONATA
was a wonderful execution. Mr.. Vaaa Ia
an artist In every sense Of the word The
piece was far In advance Of the conception
Of the audience, and therefore not 80 taking
a. simpler piece would have been. Not.
withstahdihg this fact, however, II was re.
celyed with applause.
"The Pale, Pale Moon" was splendidly
sung by Mrs. Whitney, and she waS never
in better voice. The only fault Of Mrs.
Whitney was that the piece Ahe sang In
response 10 an encore was too much like
the original.
The performance closed by a 1uinteLte
and chorus from the finale Of Martha"
sung by Mrs, Whitaker, Miss Hubbard,
MOasrs. Martin, Caldwell, Ferris, and the
Institute.
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HAi lean sS Fia no siaaliRctusers.

keA4 KAAA0 AAAAAs~-NsAA~--t
Messrs, stsinvay & Sons are undoubt-
eddy entitled to this proud appellapon,
and also that Of being the piano makers
Of the world, for their instruments are
now heard in every land on which the sun
rises and SETS, Recognized as the pioneers
and introducerS Of improvements which
have tended to. the perfection Of that In
strument which is appreciated as the
household prize Of every well regulated
establishment, their fame is justly world
wide, and has been crowned with laurels
never previously bestowed uponany other
piano manufacturer In this or any other
country.
some idea Of the yastness Of their bust
ness and the manufacturing facilities
necessarily required may BE- gathered
from the fact-obtained on inquiry-ls
to the present condition Of local Amerl-
can manufactures, that during the week
ending Dec. s, in addition to their large
and constantly increasing city retail
trade, they shipped seyenty.tOur new
pianos 10 all parts Of the Union and
Europe, and during the following one, the
unexampled number Of one hundred and
t.vo. The same average Of shipments
still continuing, comment is unnecessary,
A full stock II Steinway Pianos at the
sole agency, ADAMS 4 LUCAS
1917 Market Street.
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j. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and goth streets.


It Ia natural for people suffering with
Consumption, Coughs, Severe Colds, or
any other disease Of the Throat and
Lungs, to put off from day to day buying
an article that they know has cured theft
neighbor, friend, or relative, yet they
have no faith in II until II ia too late. II
you will 60 to your Druggist and get q
bottle OF BosCrIBEs GERMAN SYRuP, your
immediate cure Is as certain "a you live.
It has lately been introduced In this
country from Germany, and Druggists
and people everywhere are elated over
its success. YOU can get Il sample bottle
for 10 cents and try II. Regular Site
bottle 76 cents. eod&w
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Now is Your Time, Ladies,
Do Not Miss This Opportunity.

DURING this week we will offer extra In.
ducemeatS throughout our entire Stock
Of Dry Goods. This belnn the last week
OF our Annual Closlng.oIt Sale Of Fall
and Winter Stock, we have determined 10
show our customers that our Prices are
shaped In accordance with the exigen.
Giles Of the present time. With this firm
resolution upon our mind, we are prepared
to meet oil the expectations To DO enter.
talned upon such occasions. Our only
object In view 10 10 make this Wlnding.up
Sale final SUGGEST
During this week we include all our De.
partmeRts In Geaeral-Dress Goods, Silks,
Woolen Goods, Domestic and Ready.made
Suits, 60. All these Departments have
undergone remarkable reductions. We
urgently request every lady 10 call on 10
duflnu this week. Take our WORD" for
L, YOU will hear Of unusually low prices.
Come for sure, as We will not hereafter
duplicate anything cold thls week.
Smashing Prices Will prevail.
>, TO- l. BLUM & BRO.
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that a special committee on Icales be ap-
pointed with like duties and powers as
that Of last year vas eoneurred In.
The action tths Second Branch, auth
oriIing the Committee on Real Estate 70
procure plans for q new City Building,
wa concuFred in, Messrs, Baird and
Egerter we're appointed on the Committee
in relation to the PeRinsular bridge.
The action ofthe Second Branch In re-
lation to road from the East Wheeling
bridge TO the Cemetery was refsred to the
Committee on Cemeteries. The resolu-
tiop instructing the City Solicitor to in
quire and report what action is necessary
to extend Ohio street to the river was re.
fared to the Committee on Streets and
Alleys. The action Of the Second Branch
in relation to a sewer on 18th street from
Wood to Jacob was eoncurred In. The
resolution Of the Second Branch authorize
ing City Clerk TO receive bids for the
City Scales was concurred in.
The payment Of B, F. Caldwelps bill
for city lamps and the bill Of Cecil,
Hobbs q Co, for lamp posts approved BY
the Second Branch was concurred in.
Payment Of bill Of Connor & Burns,
was referred to the Committee on Streets
Bill q the Belmont Bridge Co., for
toll, approved by the Second Branch was
referred to the Committee on Streets and
Alleys,
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Cor Main and goth sts,,

HELMBoLps BUcnu Is still in the 10.
NTH OF It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feits. Genuine hos proprietOrs private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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PRIZE DRAwRG.-Tho numbers that
drew the prizes at Halls Gallery are:
No, 900, frat prize; No, 6l6, second
prize; No, 1874, third prize, Holders Of
above numbers will please present them,
4. P, HAIL,
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Our OF sRAsoN.-A big line Of grena.
dimes, and summer silks, which have got
to be sold this week at some price at
]. W, FERRELs.
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MARTINS FERRY
Corporation Bonds for Sale.

The undersigned, agent for tho incorporated VII
lagc III Martins Forty, Ohio, OiiDn for nile Bonds
Ol said village 10 tho amount Of eight thousand
dollars (ss,OIO). These Bonds arc The only ones
OilrDd by said village; hear Interest at The nate Of
eight per cent PER Annum, payable annually, and
ARE iSsuel In amounts ~ low as One Hundred Dol.
Ian. They are authorized by ordinance, passed
December 1, 1911 TOthOse having money t0InVest,
they afford i safe aud profitable security.
For further Information lnVuITeOf
]. ". BUCKINGHAM,
IGs Martins Forty, Ohio.
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TtME 10 money, but health Il happiness
II you have a bad cold OF cough, use Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup, II will cure you
Price IS cents. diE
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~. BLoNDsis the only place in the
city where you can purchase pair Of box
toed buttoned CATERS.
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BLACK Silk, Silk Pongee, French Me-
rino, and other Dress Goods below cost
HENRY RoEMER,
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FoRcFD sA1E.-Best prints at Go per
yard, carpets, and the entire stock Of dry
goods even cheaper, as there 10 but a
few days to close out the stock at
]. W, FERREL's,
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TRAvELERs should not put up with
the badly washed collars that are SEMI 10
them BY hotel laundtieS, but wear the
ElmWood, which always looks we'll.
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Day GooDs and Carpets, all at Eastern
cost. am forced to sell them,
!. W, FERREL,
Centre Wheeling,
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BLEAcHEp and Brown sheeting and
Shirting MlSlins very cheap, A lot Of
CorSets and Kid Gloves, to close out,
HENRY RoEMRR.
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|. BLUM & BRO.
;QheqnteItiqttt,e3et
WEDNESDAY, FEN. 10, 1875.
New Advertisements.

Dry Goods-Geo. r. Taylor Go.
Fruit Trees, shrubbcry, &c-Wm. NJ
4 s. Dunlap.
Baltimore Female College.
Dnff's College.
Teaa-Robert Wells. ... .
Gift ConCett--Librafy Of Kentucky.
Husbands Calcined MagneSia.
Scots Liver Pills.
Adyertising-Geo. p. Rowell & Co.
Agents Wanted.
PSychomancy, or Soul Charming.
Catpcts-A. K. Moorehead 4 Co.
ThermometerB-E. L. Nicoll.
Patent Novelties.
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Do you want dry goods and carpets at
half their valueH Gfso go to
], W, FERRELs.
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Unwilling HOUSE FOR sALE.-1
- offer for sale my house md ground on
The northeast corner Of i4th street ahd The
alley between Jacob and Woods streets.
The ground fronts ninety feet on l4th street
and Il one hundred and thirty feet In depth.
viii sell house and thirty feet Of ground
separately. WM. =. HUBBARD,
sep23 i2li Chapline ~
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HENRY RoEMER Is selling Dry Goods
below cost before removing to his new
room,
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ANOTHER lot Of those fine box.tOed
buttOned CATERS have Just been received
at L. Y. BLoNDs.
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE--
T. 80 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND,
BelongngtO the estate Oi Thomas Maxwell,
situate on MCGraw's Run, twelve miles east
Of Wheeling and three.iOurth miles from
the cumberland Road, Soil good, timber
White Oak, and worth $40 per acre.
For terms enquire Of
fc0-dAw j. b. MAXWELL, Wheeling.
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TnE La BELLE nail factory started up
again yesterday morning.
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TIE thermometer was down to ak de.
gtees below zero yesterday morning. In
the afternoon The mercury assembled TO
eight degrees above.
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CALL and sec Henry ROemer's cheap
counter,
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TIE LADrES FAvoRTE.-Those bean.
tiiul box.tOed buttoned CATERS at
L. Y, BLoND's,
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Oh motion Lhe Branch adiOuEned.


MARTrSS FERRY IrEMs.-We are glad
TO hear that Marshal Hays is better, and
we hope that he may ere long DO able to
attend to his regular duties,
The Etna Mill started up in full force
yesterday morning.
A citizens meeting is called to meet in
Commercial Hall tomorrow evening for
an expression Of opinion concerning the
matter Of public improvements, &c. 1t
Is desired that therebe large attendance
Of our citizens.
The prOtracted meeting Of the N, E.
Church Is still in progress, afternoon and
evening, and continues to grow in inter-
eat, A number have united with the
Church, and others went forward last
night for the benefit Of prayer, The meet
ing will continue during this week, and
longer II the interest continues.
Mayor Dean goes TO St, ClairNille To-.
day, and takeS with him q paper, signed
by quite q number OF our citizens and
addressed to the County Commissioners,
demonstrating against any outlay Of pub.
lie funds for the erection OF the proposed
u n1Sp,OIS n,IS Gss :" VO""sU"O" wa" 'u'
'O ~: o Ou.'o ~ *. s,.,o o,ohio -, 1omo.
1,rin ST "a v Ss| poImort cOHntS
was continued to the Oath Of March, at
VIII ' LII tS nno;a 'o.n ooH.. ~ ~,
Taa' c "Sau 'p'V'"' '''''O" VI 'O"'' WY
TLo oosa n Main, a., AFoNomaro UNA
a1e SSss o. f ha.H 1 SSa FsnoN wSS
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A rRornACrED meeting IL In progress
N the Fulton N. Z. Church, in charge Of
Rev. lshieldafTet.
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TnE meeting Of the City Council last
night did not attract a. many spectators
IA the last meeting Of that honorable
body,
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WEATHER RECORD. = The following
shows the range Of the thermometer a.
observed at Silyey's Drug Store, corner
opposite PoStOiIicC, yesterdays
a.. .:+o. , i1s i 1ss .1.tssS1.
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We are having good deal Of weather
to the Square Inch just now.
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AT the meeting Of Council last evening,
Mr.. Elijah Day was unanimously re.
elected City Receiver.
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TnE Mujiltons play IN Cleveland, Ohio
the balance Of this week,
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TnE stteet-caf mules dufing tho past
week have experienced no trouble what
ever from mosquitoes.
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Isis a rare man who can pick himself
UP from the slippery pavement without
dropping a remark.
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Foa alpaeas or other dry goods go TO
], W. FRRREL's.
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THERE will be but few more weeks
Of wintsr--and everybody will be Satis-
fed when Il Il over.
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EtoHrY families, consisting Of $50 per-
sons, were fed BY The Relief Association
yesterday, each person receiving two
meals. soyenty.thtee meals were given
out d the Soup House,
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If you want a cheap carpet go to
]. W, FERREL's.
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Dull times and sharp weather make
the meaheSt team ever hitched together.
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DOR sALE.-Tcn Shares, 81 200 each, Of
Il the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This f. the largest
iron manufacturing establishment IN the
West and Is now In full and successful op.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de2S Financial Agent, ii6O Main 81.
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THIS Is Aslswednesday. .ss,
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.UNDRlEs-

SUSOFlFs-
Desicatcd CoCoanut,
Bakers Btoma,
Bakers Premium Chocolate,
Maillard Vanilla Chocolate and Cocoa,
French Pfunes,
English Chow Chow,
Picked Onions,
Pickles In barrels, half barrels and three
gallon icrkins for families, at
sCAULz's CONFECTIONERY
1919 MARKET STREET.
jan2e
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FOR RENT.
;! NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,

No. 709 on Market street, between seIonth and
Cellar and urHs Attic ThO hoRSSi 4 finished " ~
bast manner, and Il furnished With hot and eo'a
water and pla throughout Apply 70
"a CLARK HAMS 7It Markell -.
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fOr additional Local Sc Frs 1,lg..
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Tnnterp"iChorcan season i.oyof..
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d EsIDENCE LOCATIONS FOR sALE.-THE
IL must desirable Suburban Residence locations
IN the market Or In The county. Tbs Farm Of the
late H. s. TOOL within three miles Of the city has
boen sulplvlCl Into Lots from 10 to % acres each;
Is near the National load and Immediately on The
limo Of tho contemplated Street Railway TO Elm
drove. II AlIOlnS tho we'll and iAVOFAbly known
lIonltuOk Ihtk, In tho Vicinity arc many hne
country places, we'll improved; any part Of the
property can In bought d fair price aud on easy
terms The survey can 10 Seou al my office, 18th
street. UanD IRWIN, Agent
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MONEY sAvED-An entire stock Of
Dry Goods and Carpets at forcedsulc. II
you want bargains, come soon.
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Terms Of Sale, CASH. ........
SAM'L n. DARNITz, Trustee.
". II. TlALLER, AuCtlOneCr. JAZZ, 8Ofei,S,4,6
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY, Feb.
18th, 1870. ie3-s,iO,i2
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nlRUsTEEs SALE.

ny virtue Of q DCcl Ct Trust made and executed
by Addison Bennett II the undersigned Trustee,
bearing date the 2lst day Of July, x. D. 1874, and
recorded In tho Clerks Office Of tho County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust ROOk
No T. pages 1911 and 8, will sell at public auction,
On FRIDAY, February 8, 1914,
Al 10 o'clock A. w., at the late residence Of Addison
BenIIatt, 10th street, above Jacob
LOT OF noysEII0LD AND KITCHEN
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TOtd,rm,.,,."s.,pv,,'"" .',,'"'"S9l9 "
The Committee on Fire Department
examined these bills and recommended
their payment, which was ordered.
A proposition accompanying the report
Of the Chief Marshal to furnish an
automatic fire alarm telegraph was refer
red to the Committee on Fire Depart
mRnt
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RESOLVED, That the Committee on Real
Estate be and they are requested to invite
plans for new city building, said
building to contain all The Offices reouir-
cd BY The city officers, and to lay the
plans with an estimate Of cost Of said
building, before Council at ia next meet.
ing-tho plans 10 be without cost to the
city. Adopted.
GAS IN THE SEVENTH WARD.
Resolved, That the Finance Committee
be requested to inquire into and report
upon the cost Of a gas tank Of sufficient
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Uintrr Resorts.

vXyINTER LOCATION FOR INYAllDs.
w one hundred and nifty nv sias nnIe t-h W. s M
-, 10 get well during this fa ana WnteI ~
80 IT, an fhe Hillside PostOihcr, DansSns, laNmsseh
"a yor IL - largest Hygienie institution 10, 10,
OF al CurAde tlrcanos
49, -. aG nsicI es accommodate SoV pis ali
,lp-xiy ma patient from 10 stale an ss.,denee
am ~ n,s ,n ,soNraRe stamps r oirculzr pamphlet anu
R7eln - .,, q. me Cure ooitAgos Adhoss ~
steel engraving :" '"0 JAMES L. gA(;RaOS.
al6,V
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Waitars.

4 RESPECTABLE y0ung English Protestant
4 wishes SITUATION as WAITER IN private
family thoroughly understands has business IA al US
hIg ss has excellent o.y reierenCe. App! 81 BAsDEl -
tthgye
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Country Board.

. PRIVATE Family NJ GREENWICH, Conn,
y viii receive few BOAADI-lla tLfoush ne Fl.i anu
winter. location central house ana sui iuu'i- St,,
moderate. Address " l Tribune
1
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5iinations UanteS AIales


A TEMPERATE, steady man, with consider
abb. city experience. as BOoKKEEPkR COLI.ECToR
SALESMAN. &c. reference and security willing
20 make himself generally useful ut small salary; wants en-
ployment Address c. r., 500 West st., NewYork.
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nnard and Rooms Warted.

UrInfer. rIns "a ~ per weeii nbnnIahi IAIIr
30 f1rf-ed rooms for light Housekeeping Ah4e0' h"A
l05 -ouih NOrwalk. Conn.
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EronkIvn Beard.

T-rPcT-CTASS ROOMS and BOARD-At the
TrHKT-u BATH ESrkBLISH M ENT, ~ and ~ Co
i,i n I'M. Briollyn. three minutes walk il0m Iai0H
Ferry. Dinner at o'clock
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6otel5.

HOTEL BRANTING, ,oo,,s
a16s n ave corner Fifty ighthst flistoiAss hOOhn
aud 10 I'D ior families ana single persons.
VyTOODSIDE HOUSE Gate Morris Female
w Institute Morsfown. n J. oiere 20 sH fam nv
a. IL v iner lie attIacti0ns quick EeAr'l Aoe he
1,,a,-fur All improvements fu'io, I'M
that boz OF
T~n IN English and Muse can be hsn ID ne So
ui'" d" 1--s CHAs. G.. HAZELTINE, Proprietor
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[armers.

E'ARM HAND.-An American Protestant mar
red man. VINO understands a kinds Of plain RaniehinR
fHriing dT4yha iukus &c. WeHd IKE place either on
farm Tla.s frnlah gNd reIr ference Ap
ply ~ DDELLS AGENCY, lUe West SAN ST. CORNER OF
broadway.
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Coolls.

ENANTED-By young man, a SITUATION
IN restaurant as COOK; willing io work Cali on or
address G. J.. $50 shave
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fiorscs, Carriages, 6Grrees, &r.
Auction HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
\ tI.ae Johnston & Van ra-a ILL
OFFICE. o. LI3ERrN-~T,
Post BIilinc.l
TUF HORSE AND CARR AGE BRANCH or OUR
Blf 81 Is 10. 81. -. aud . TlIIRTEENTfiST.
Uuivvrs. ty place.
TIE brsnr.s Win contacted precisely the strict
and principles which have always characterized the
Loust. and The and confidence OF
a. business c0nnu4y y. web A. the puhhe az large.
Tr.I LAR SAILS EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
F.atI.es for sale may be made through the mail.
EOR SALE-A Mail PhaetOn, Coach, Four
wheeled ozCart, ana Clareace with i've carriage horses.
trpIv Ihur. ay AID Friday at 1879 Jthaye.
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Extensions.
alnsical Jnslrnme'lts.

f. LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, Square and
= rght RENT SELL cheap sales monthly
payments. CAL az N. NJ MERRELLs, SO. Uni1n square
40. IBj FDuTth ave.