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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

MIR. Hale is disposed to obstruct the
admission Of Dakota again this winter,
because his constituents hold some of
the repudiatcd bonds of Yankton
county. Mr.. Hale will have to answer
to other than coupon-cutting constitu-
ents, if community better qualified
by its population to statehood than
half dozen states, is dlsfranchised in
ronprpss
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15
A Democratic Mayor for Boston.

BosroN, Dec. 12.-Albert Palmer,
democrat, is elected mayor over SAM
uel A. Green, republ lean and citizens
candidate.
BOSTON, Dec 12.-F'ull returns make
Palmer's plurality 2.315. 4 straight
democratic aldermanic ticket is elect
ed. John p. Door, dem, is elected
street commissioner over Newton Tai
bot, present incumbent, bya large ma
jory. Six tickets were in the field, re-
publican, democratic, citizens, indie
pendent republican, independent, and
citizens-independent. Three were
headed by Palmer and three by Green.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15
BIackmailing Assessments.
A BILL Io.PREvEsT THEM.

WAsHrsoTos, Dec. 12.-Senator Ham
ley has introduced bill in the senate
to prevent political assessments Its
fun tex! lie as follows: @Be it enacted,
etc., that no member or member-elect
Of either house Of congress. or any Of
ficer or empIoye of either of said
houses, or no executive, judicial, mill
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

IT is significant fact that congress
is not so ready to arjourn over from
Friday TO Monday or Tuesday as it
was at the last session. This is only
one of the many indications that the
members understand the meaning OF
the November elections.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

MILWAUKEE, Dee. IL. - Flour Quiet and
nominay steady. @heat-Dull No. = hard
LOO; No. ., 9+>s; for seller December, 94h; for
seller January, s4X@95i for seller February
95x; No. 3, 7s; No. 4, So. Corn-Lower; No. .
53X; white, AK. 0ats-Higher; No. 2, 371si
white, 3Sa. Barley-Firm; No. 2, 73h; extra
No. 3, 53h. Provisions Mess Pork
1920 for seller cash; 1920 for seller December.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

WE have news Of another horrible
massacre by q band of five hundred
Apache Indians, in the Mexican State
OF Chihuahua-all the settlers in and
around the village of Casa Grande, IS
in number, being slain. The savages
carried of the women and girls as cap
tives.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

The sugar growers are massing their
forces in Washington to defeat the
adoption of the unanimous recon-
mendations o! the president, secretary
Of the treasury, commissioner of inter
nal revenue and tariff commission for
the reduction of the sugar duty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15
A Steel Bridge Falls.

GALVESTON, Dec. 1.-THE new steel
and iron bridge on the Mexican South
ern railroad fell in to-day, while over
100 workmen were on it. 1t is said z
were killed and many wounded.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

DESPITE all his threatened kicking
DR.. Bliss has complacently pocteted
the So 900 awarded him by the Garfield
board of audit. This is only SIS, 600
less than he claimed. He is the first
tc draw his allowance.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15
A High Opinion.

Capt. John ]. Dawson. late of the Brit
ish Army, residing on Love street, be-
tween Vaudeville and Spain, this city,
says he used S.. Jacobs Oil with the great
est possible advantage when afflicted with
rheumatism.-N Nss Orleans Times Demo-
c7R
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

IF the New York Herald is good au-
thority, smong the handsomest ladies
in Washington official society are the
wives of ex-senator Mcdonald, Assist
ant Secretary New, Senator Groome
and Congressman Bsyne.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

The city of London had an extensive
conh2gration in lts old business center
last week. An area of over two acres,
covered with business houses, was
swept by the flames. The total loss is
estimated at about $15 100000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

Mexican side of the borde- line a
railroad through Lower California. cfoss-
ing the Colorado river near its mouth.
thence through Sonora to Gala bassas.
ArizDna. The capital was secured in
England.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15


1t is SAID that the late Congressman
UpdegraH, of Ohio, was nearer 20 than
60 at the time of his death. He was
the only man in congress who would
not give his age for publica ton in the
Congressional Record
MIR. William A. Banister, of New
York, has given to his native town of
Brookfeld, Mass, $4,000 for a public
library building, library having previ-
ously been given to the town by Judge
Merrick.
Kentucky will have two candidates
for the speakership of the next con-
gress-Congressmen Carlisle and Black
burn.
The venerable Simon Cameron is Wis
itipg Washington, it is supposed, in the
interest of the pacification of the re-
publican factions.
A state convention of prohibitionists
is called to meet in Louisville, KY,
February 19, 1888, to nominate candi-
dates for governor and other state Off
GERS.
The vote of Louisiana at the late
election was the smallest for several
years. The democratic vote was 49,
165 and the republican 1896. New
Orleans cast "a per cent. of the entire
vote.
The citizens convention of Boston
has renominated Mayor Green. He is
also the candidate of the Republicans
Virginia has total voting popula-
ton of 334. 600 of which 100000 are
whites, and 12S, 900 blacks. AS there
we're less than 100000 white votes cast
at the late election, at least 100000
white people did not vote. This was
mainly due to the capitation tax. That
Is now repealed.
Ex-Congressman Lewis D. Campbell,
who died recently at his home in Ohio,
said, few days ago, that he had
written the true history of the Burlin-
game duel of 1854, which would be
published after his death.
Miss Anna E. Dickinson is said to
have resolved never again to appear on
the lecture platform, nor on the dra-
matte stage. She is now living quietly
at Honesdale. Pa, with her mother-a
venerable Quaker lady of Sand
younger sister.
A party of Sunday school girls called
upon Mr.. John G. Whittier, in Boston,
one afternoon last week, and brought
with them basket of flowers. Mr..
Whittier received the gift with the
modesty and diffidence he always mani
tests under such circumstances, and
said: 81 do not deserve this
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15
WARRINGTON

THK old Dakota lobby is here in strong
force, insisting that Dakota shall be ad-
mitted as a state. They are headed by
Gov. Ordway, who snends his summers in
Dakota and his wipi - in Washington.
The house comm ittee on military af-
fairs authorized the chairman to appoint
sub committee to visit the Soldiers
Home at Hampton, Va, TO investigate
charges of miSmana2ement
In the Wallace Mckinley contest in
the eighteenth congressional district, the
canvassing board has declared Mckinley
elected by eight majority. Morey in the
seventh and Hart in the twelfth have also
been returned elected. There will be no
other coLteStS.
The committee on public lands have
discussed the bill known as the Brush
Ferce Bill" to prevent the unlawful oc-
cupation of public lands. The sisposi-
tion of the committee is to amend the
bill for the purpose of making it stronger.
WILLIAM P. OAKLEY, of Chicago, was
Thursday appointed bank examiner for
Illinois and Wisconsin. The new ap-
pointee for long time e lied the position
of teller in a Chicago bank, aud is in
every way qualified Tor the duties he as
now assumed.
RRPREsENTATIv w. S. HOLMAN
scratches his name off the list of candi-
dates for the speakership of the next
house. His friends have been pressing
his name, but he thinks he can best serve
his country az the great objector on the
floor.
PosroFFIcEs discontinued: Brue City,
Brule county, Oak. mail to Chamberlain,
Scott, Ramsay county, Oak; mail to
Swan. Postmasters commissioners: L..
Osterbund. Dlssel, Mian.; w. P. Gray.
Little Sluk, Mimi; w. r. Catlin, River
Point, MINI; John Mansfield, Oak.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15
-O-
Get Riak

When Hops are Sl.25 per pouEd, as now, an
acre will yield 81, zoo profit, and yet the best
family medicine On earth, Hop Bitters contain
the same quantity Of Hops and are sold at the
same price fixed years ago, although Hops are
twenty TIMES higher than then. Raise hops, get
rich in pocket; use Hop Bitters, aud get rich in
health
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

THE good news from Washington is
to the effect that the tobacco tax re-
duction bill has lost friends and cannot
he passed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15
Another Abduction Case in Milwaukee.
THIS rs A HARD CASE.

THIS IS A HARD CASE.
MILwAUKEE, Dec. 12-Another case
of the mysterious disappearance OF q
young girl is made public to-day. In
this case the family of the missing girI
are in humble circumstances and until
now the affair has attracted little Oh
no attention, outside the small circle
in which the family moves. The girl
is Hattie Knicklebin, 16 years old
Her mother says: "Four weeks age
last Friday forenoon,
A HACKMAN CALLED
and introduced a red whiskered man
as detective. The hackman said his
name was Jones, and that he and the
detective were hunting for his lost sis.
ter, named Mable Jones. They said
my daughter knew where she was, and
asked to see her. l went about my
work and sent Hattie into the room
Presently, thinking it queer they stayed
SO long, | stepped to the door, wher
the hackman spoke up-'Yes youl
daughter knows where she ls, and we
are going to give her ten dollars to find
her"
With this they left.
THAT EVENING
Hattie started to the grocery with al
old shawl over her head, and since
then I have not seen her. l thinl
that the hackman and the other fellow
took her off, for what purpose | canpo
tell. The hackman is bad man, anC
his name is not Jones so have learned
and the man he introduced as de
tective was not detective at all. The
hackman learn has deserted his wife
and three children"
TWO OR THREE LETTERS
have been received by the mother pur
porting to tell where the child is. Ii
this case the general impression is tha
the girl was abducted for base purposes
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15
Kingston, Jamaica, Burned.
less $sO,Oe.OoO.

NEw YoRK, Dec. I2.-Tbe following
dispatch was received from Kingston
jamaica, to-day: "The business quar-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

One of the largest weddings that
ever took place in Concord, n. H, oc-
Cured when Frank w. Rollins, was
married to Katherine Packer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15

RUMoR has it that Gov. sheldon, of
New Mexico, may be called upon to
resign, and that friend of Don. Cam
eron will secure the place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15
Mr. McL.ne replied tut hehad no,

Mr.. McLane replied .hst hehad not
addressed himself to that Question.
Messrs. Townshend, of Limos, A;her-
tor, and others asserted thatth papers of
the west, as well as the. ,res of D ew
York, had opposed the rivsrlnd harbor
bill, and Mr.. Robson susseted, in ex.
PLANTATION, that the great lIlesof railway
run to Chicago and st. Loni,, md Incl
dentally mentioned that ther were
eight railroads in his district.
Mr.. Co1-And then you din't get
| through.
The discussion, which had ben carried
on amid great noise and confsion, here
s!csed.
The house adopted the Pagersolution.
MeNDAY, DC. II.
iSs1late-At the close of the moring hour
the senate took up the BANKRUPTCY bill,
the question being on Browns motion
| made on Saturday to postpone te subject
indefinitely. The debate ende, and at
half past two the senate refuse bv a vote
of 81 10 26 to postpone indefinitely, and
by vote of 81 to 80 adopted he Lowell
bill introduced by Hoar as a absitCte for
the one reported by ingalls, IF the judi
ciary committee.
On motion of Sherman theoill was sent
to the judiciary commit ee forevision.
The following is vote on Browns mo-
tion to postpone indefnite' the bank
rup:cy bill:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-15
With this they left.
THAT EVENING
TWO OR THREE LETTERS

have been received by the mother pur-
porting to tell where the child is. In
this case the general impression is that
the girl was abducted for base purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-13

TIE managers Of the music festival in
New York succeeded in spending some.
thing over $4,000 in that large under.
taking, an average Of $1,000 for each con.
cert. 1t cost $1,000 to prepare the hall
for the festival, in addition to the rent oi
$4,000, and the attendance, advertising
and similar expenses make up n total OF
$4,000. The orchestra cost $4,000, the
s3loists as much, and the transportation Of
the large choruses from the various cities
entailed an expense OF $4,000. There
WAS also 5000 spent in music; and allow
ing $1,000 for incitleutals we havean aggre.
gate Of $4,000, which is supposed to be Il
little beyond the receipts. 1t will readily
be seen that festival is n pretty expensive
amusement.
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"a CORRESPONDENT OF tho Reporter suys :
Several years ago aix. Michael Slusher OF
Amwcll invested 5000 In 100 acres OF land
In Hamilton county. Iowa. Last week
she received telegram from her attorney
at Webster City, that 1t wassold ut tho neat
sum Of $1,000 Washington, Pa, 0tserrr.
With u million o! people per year CON.
Ing into the country, tho days Of cheap
land in the West, or anywhere else, will
rapidly pass away. The census Of 1880
called for 30 millions Of people, and to-day
It Is estimated that we have over 50 mil
lions. Wild prairie land IL now selling us
high US so per acre In tho West.
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4 school tiirf's fuqutrJ.

Eiitos intciltgcncer. LsE+ N,.-.5 .
Please answer in to.morrow's issue, II
possible, wheilcrthe expressions 'shc feels
badly" and "The great big hut nrc not in.
correct and obligc two school girls in dis
pute thereupon. MARTHA JASE.
{ Neither expression is correct. "Badly;''
Is M advcrb referring to manner, not con.
dition. A person can feel bad, that is in
bad health or bad spirits; but feeling
GLADLY" would imply II defect in the man.
ner OF feeling. The other expression,
"great big hat is simply the equivalent Of
saving Il big, big Int, or large big hat.
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WHEELING. W. VA MAY ~. 1857.


We record to-day the death OF Squire
John Atkinson, OF West Alexander, Pa,
yesterday morning, in his. S3rd year.
Ile was n native OF this county but spent
the most Of his liie on farm on Castle.
INNS Run, Brooke county, where he
RAISED one OF the largest and most respect
able families in that part Of tho country,
all Of whom, 80 iar ~ We know, have, like
himself, done well IN the world. The Squire
WIS remarkable man, and good example
OF ii sound mind In Il sound body. lie had
fine head mud iace and magstcrial
physique, md his clear common sense,
GOODNESS and equability OF temper and good
judgment in MI matters Of life, were known
to all persons who enjoyed his acquain.
lance. lie never went 10 school but two
weeks in his life, and yet was very
intelligent, lnethodical and accurate
man. lie had m excellent mathematical
mind, and wrote clear and correct hand,
ind was SO emincntly judicial in his tenn
permanent rs to make him leading spirit
on the bench Of the County court in the
days before the war, rs well asa valuable
MD 10 his neighbors in the settlement OF
their litisations. Originally Wing, he
curly bccumea Republican, and was perhaps
tho first subscriber to the New York 1ri.
btae ut the Bethany post Office. Those were
the days when it was not respectable to be
known Us u subscriber to that paper in this
State. But with man like Squire Atkinson
this prejudice had no weight whatever. lie
read the paper and induced others to
rcad it. He lived 10 see the full and cont
pletc triumph Of the unpopular views he
then held, and died in the knowledge Of
the fact that his long span Of years, embra-
cling nil OF the present century, had been
the most remarkable epoch in modern
history. ...I
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DIED.

lEsOS-on Friday morning. May L., 1852, ut
o'clock. JolS ATKINSON, ESD, IN the SD yenr Of
his age. .a..I
Funeral from his lato residence, near West Alex
Gndcr, Phi, this Saturday afternoon At half past
j. O'Clock Frfendsof the family arc invited.
DEwES-At New York. Friday. May 10Th. 1852,
ELzABETiI G., Wis Of o. {. Dewey. In the 37th year
OF her age.
Funeral services will be held ut St. Matthews
Church on Sunday. Arii 18th. ut 2oelocs. litter
meNt private. -
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WuES Amos Lawrence was asked for
advice he said: "Youns man, base all
your actions upon principle; preserve yonr
integrity and character, ind in doing this
never reckon the cost.
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ourselves to the absurdlty Of 1t. It is too
absurd ior serious argument, even II such
thing could be done in tie iaco Of tho de-
clsion Of the Supreme Cout:o the United
States. sG
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FEslALE SCHOOL AT
The National Can,+,,

Mr. and Ms, Vim. b. OADElLwlll o,O,,r
School NJ the National Capital. Il S.I %h fta,,
Sn4 psE sSlC? for l9Hng ladies on ,Se HT1T! ssi
M a, ssdS1 oesni SEEr y MS ta5s,
OH Fourteenth street. Sit. and Mn T!nSt,s SChtJ
estNcd BY q complete. cops Of Ma,s,." %!i *tttGt
facility Will BY afforded to student. IL aiin ever
casscf, while tho preparatory dcpa,,m,a.a IvanCt
cciyd most thorough attention, 4S"I VII n.
Tho modern languages viii firm
feature OF tho school. For iull pS,jsri ptOtnlnea
The 7 !nelpal. VILLA" fbtSG " .!dtut
apr!6pswaw = liit N. 81. n. ", NTiaanEil.
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y 'oNoo'n'
CARPENTER and I,uilder

BrIcG BuIldlhgs ERECTED complete IN an nn,,..
Improvements. Also wooden building a,i, Yst 4.
complete on lot. Wooden building, lnm nssD =. Y
fitted up In yard at work shop ani uiea t n ~ y,
part ana completed IN reasonable terms al = !!
skyiish,s particularly attended 10 l,c,t. n1,i W
and shelving fitted up OH short notice; ,oss i.Sss
put III and stores altered. Residence M " y,
teehth street formerly occupied BY ST. len III, y
Shop In rear OF Capitol OH Alley IL , ~
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= EDUCATIONAL,
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY:

NINE departments o! s,,av. ter, h,.t.
ATCOsr: calendar arranged 10 s,it ill., ssi,nnihtStt
pcntes Tor ono year from sis 10 sN nS,et q.
liberal. thorough. fal term besiSi. WIN
as s y,1 nissd snS n s, "a. from
Number ot students larger than for ,sn ls,tnsn,s:
vious. lsl ' ''' yea IsRn IN.
,"s'forcatalocues and other ,n,orms,to.
,ns As! ls. ife'dens' D. h. ruRlSTVS' Iggs
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ATTORNEYS.

w J..W. COWDEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oaice, No. 122 Chaplne ST., Wheeling, wv
Prompt attention To MI business ,.-n,y
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BUSINESS CARDS,
EW BOILER WORKS,

IN " i1' "oNh''
Manufacturers OF portable, stationary ,...
boilers, brccching, Chimney tanks IN, Itatl
shutters aud Al! kinds OF heavy Meet rHs Sts,
Dealers LII second.haud boilers. For inIS S1 Nc
apply to ,5I cox & MoRRiS0D,S;a
No, 1905 Market .,,..,
TelephoneC--@. Repalisspec!alat attention T Ts.,
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PRoGR AMNGE-
Entries close May 9th.
First Day-Wcdncs.Iuy, June 18th.
Pure s'eS 400 elass Fist $40; second, slos;
.. Purse. 500: 32G clas. First s25c; second, SIPS;
third. SIS; fourth, $50. ~,
Second Day-Thurstlay, June Stl.
8 Purse, $500. 80 class First $50; second, SIS:
third. SIS; fourth, SEQ. no : :
!. Purse SOU: 221caS racers. First, 500; second,
sloo: third, scO fourth. $40,
si8': second. $50; third, $50; fourth, So
Third Day-Frila!, June 9th.
0, Pure si9o 235 class; Hst, $40; second, 100;
J. Pune. sl0o. liones owned in Ohio county, md
never having troited for money! Flrst, SO;
second, SIS; third. Sl5; fourth. sl0 - -
Fourth Day-Snturday, June 10th.
5. Purse. SEQ Running, mile heats, . IN 3. First
500: second. $50; third, $50: fourth. go.
f" s, S ;h r. o t9r MI 10 First $780, second
TO- Purse 500. 2iS class. Fint, $500 second, slt0
third, $50: fourth $40.
.C0SnfIi0Ss.-7'he above races 10 be mile heats
3 n5, In harness, excepting Nos and s. To be
governed BY the rules and regulations Of the Nh.
the sectctarys office. Entrance fee 10 pcr ceut OF
purse. Four entries required to iii mid three to
start. A horse dlstnueing the field. or any part
thereof, Will receive but one money. Address ali
communications 10 the Secretary. a'rl0lll Fl.
GEO, R. TlSGLE. Secretary. "
i g g 2 4
Full Meeting State Fur end Exposition sEpTEM.
BIER II. Il, 10. II, 10 and i6. ash Is
Centennial inv SATIIRIty SspTENnrp ,e,,
Ho.Srcechcs by distinguished ontos on satur.
day. 18Th. >.fsss. ~ =" - myI
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
- ATTORNEY At Law,
0lhce. Custom House, Wheeling, u, n III
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MUSICAL GOODS,

pIANO AT A BARGAIN-A SPLEEN
l. did X octave Rosewood Grand Upright ri.
sno IN use but nshost time. very cheap to Il cash
buyer. SLEEPS Music STORE, 81 Twelfth street,
Washington Hall = II - 49,
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( NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOUSES AM LOTS FOR sAIE

Tn Eighteenth street "a good iuscsmentj large tot.
three small dwellings, one brick. two frames
On Thirteenth street, complete residence. eight
bic lot. Hr- '..,'i, - + ,7Tlf- ''''' -
On Market, between Twcnty fourth and Twenty.
NTH streets, excellent eight'fOom residence.
On Meculloch street, substantial seyeh.room
dwelling, very cheap, ~
On Twehsyslx,h street, sl1ioom dwelling and
Several country places for sale, also desirable.
|. BultilnR lots and fractions Of lots for sale.
One house o. seven rooms, Oh Thirteenth street,
and one Of eight rooms on Market str NJ, for rent
Loans negotiated OF ttncncdmtered real estate
| security. city property, for one or more years
Apply 10 'e,aa ALEXANDRA BONE
my l9is Market Street, "CraaglA's Aiock.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C.

=. ~ ROBERT Il. WOODS,
Clerk OF the Board OF Commissioners,
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DailS except Sunday. = - - --,-
stchhenrille Accommodation. tra,a anr.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
., HI sSft,nsya HAIL. soppng .squrd
aud Gravel Kill. : = -" -
MaSs!lon demonstration, a Hl' 'l