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BELLAIRE,
Bloody Persistence. offs WonId-be lsui.
s eide-Other Notes. u Oh


Bloody Persistence OF n Wonld,be Sui.
u eide-Other Notes. q l.
Seventeen new pupils entered the public
schools last week, making the total number
], $50, -. a.
Mr.. Fred. Hoffman, who has been confined
10 bis bed for some time. Is now dangerously
Ill with typhoid fever.
Rev. Dr. Williams, the new pastor OF thu
First N. 3. church, preached yesterday. Hi
family Is now ct home here. E
Rev. r. G. Wallace preached yesterday in
his pulpit at the U. P. church, after an Abr
asnce from town Of some weeks,
successful teacher Of German, bis native Ian
'guage, has now q cla.s Of fitty.two.
All. day yesterday workmen were at work
ct the mSehinery Of the city water works, 70
get It ready for work this morning. 81
All the employees Of the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh railroad, many more than usual q,
this point, were paid in gold Saturday.
J. g. Jennings' couint, taken incidentally
while making an enumeration Of these Of
school are, makes B0llaire'l population
lO.O39. The census OF 1880 gave S,035.
Anton Kraus, o German living in the
Fourth ward, attempted to commit suicide
Friday night He endeayored 10 cut the
large artery Of his left arm but failed TO find
IT, although he cutaway the Atsh to The bone
on the upper side bslow the shoulder. Then
he took o saw and would Rave accomplished
his end by cutting entirely through bad he
not tainted when part wsy through the bone,
He ives discovered In time TO make his recoy.
aPy nrnhahla .IH Hl1' r.
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SATURDAYS SESSION.
Ti1a MssEsg.se!NIA .soNFERENeE,
m, R.na,AIpr o.I.sa.. to til. General cOsfsrssc'
El.et.d-YrAteraal Greetings Pass Be.
wees the Ministerial and Lay
BOdlts-rhO Cabinet Done.

The Conference convened at "a. NJ, Bishop
Harris in the chair. Devotional services
wsse lead by DR.. Gideon Martin. The min.
utes Of Fridays session were read and ap'
proved. The reports OF Friday omitted to
state that the committee IN the case Of Rev.
Nj. Tope twho had left his work during thi.
year, reported that while they did NOT justify
the act, yet they recommended thAt hii
character pAss and ho staud quilttd. A
motion was made TO appoint q committee "a
bear the salptRtions OF this Conference to tbs
Lay Conference, which preyailingit was OF.
defed that R.v. Messrs. Steele Webb, bite
and Martin compose this Committee Tnt
appearance OF the committee was yefy
Venerable and the Bishop remarked
IA they rtited from the conference
room that they were the patrtaichs Of the
Ths tsllrrs arrived at this moment with
the count OF the ballot for the thir dele
gate and the Bishop announced that the
whole number OF votes cast was l2O-neots.
snry to choice, 81. No one having received
this number there was no election. A second
ballot was ordered aud the tsllsrs retired. ia
count the same.
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onUncn sEnyI0gs YEsrERDAY.


Eloquent sermons shys bishop Harris
and Drs. Payne and wheeler.
The pulpits Of the various churches OF The
city were lllled, yesterday by visiting minis.
tsrs, as announced Saturday. 10 each there
were large congregations and good sermons.
The chief interest, though, conferred in the
Fourth street church. At9A.M the Confer.
enoe Love Feast was held, presided over by
Rer. 7. B. .Hughes. II was an occasion Of
great spiritual Joy to those participating. At
1910 o'clock the regular morning services
were held. The announcement that the
Blahop was to preach drew large crowd. He
took for his text from tie thirteenth to the
seventeenth verses, inclusive, Of the seventh
nbapter OF Revelations. He commenced BY
saying that there are two churchPs; the church
militant and the church triumphant These
chnrches are one. Then he showed that In
this world there are thr.e states: a state Of
lin. including guilt, pollution and danger:a
state az grace, includieg. all mankind; and
n state Of trial Thisis the condition OF the
nhnfeh militant on earth. The church III.
nmphant Is composed Of The persons spoken
N III sL John. These persons. were not NJ.
ways ID Heaven, but have come up out Of
great tribulAtion. They had LETT the state Of
In, enbsaeed the offered sAlYaton, had
washed their roles and made them white In
The blood OF the Lamb. They ware faithful
outstanding persecutions, tltilctions and
martyrdoms, Now they were elevated 70
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M,COY-WELLs.-s
A wheeling Man weds n Tyler County
Relic.

Atet SVA"b W. .fH .."'. I
The social event OF the season here, was the
marriage OH Tuesday. evening, October o, oil
Miss Cte0ua, 81 GSf danShter OF Mira. Susan
WelIs,.to NJ. Franz T. T. cCoy, a well known
and popular gentleman, formerly o. this
place. taistersyille, now connected with the
tirm OF Vance, Hughes & Co., Of Wheeling,
The ceremony took place ut half past seven
In the pleasant parlor OF Mrs. Wells pleasant
residence, aud was witnessed by about
sixty or seventy friends and relatives The
attendants were Miss, Sallie Mccoy, Of this
place, and Mr.. John O. Riheldatfsr, Of Wheel
ing, book keeper for Vance, Hughts & 90.
The bride wore an exquisite London smoke
silk costume, and the bridesmaid was also
elegantly attired insilk. The ceremony was
performed In very impressive manner by
Rev. EwinR, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at this place.
Immediately after the Ceremony a7d the
usual congratulations the guests repaired TO
the dining hall, where q sumptuous supper In
keeping with the occasion had been spread.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy left Wednesday for
Louisville. KY. on visit. They wi board
in Wheeling during the coming winter. The
newly welded pair have The best and
sincere.t wishes Of q host Of friends for o
happy and prosperous life together. The
presents were numerous aud hands Gms.
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MASS TEMPERANCE MEETING


Under tue Auspices Of the Conference
4 Eaturiay Might.
Thr temperance NEE ting heldin the Fourth
Street Church Saturday night under the
auspices Of the Conference was most inter
estipg one. the church was filed to oyer
flowing. The speakers Of the evening, ss
announced at the adjournment Of the morn.
log session OF the conference, were Rsy. Z,
W. Ryan, Presiding Elder OF the Wheeling
D strict DR.. O, H, Payne. 81 the OHIO Wes.
Ileyan University, and DR.. Walden ,of Cinciur
matt. The first named speaker was 70 have
lrepreasnted the gre4tw Of the W. 7. 9. u,
| hut was UNEXPECTEDLY prevented from being
present. After the singing and prayer, Rev.
| l.. II. Jordan who presided ut tho meeting,
introduced the first speaker, DR.. O. Fl. Payne.
| II would be useless to attempt even . syn0p
ala Of The adirsL Sufficient 10 say II was
lable aud pointed. He spoke about
the concession political paroles are will
ing to make to The whisky element
so that ; they might not abeuate
that element from them, and bow grudgingy
they do anything for the cause OF sobrieiy,
order and decency. And that hitherto, not
withstandips that the temperance element Is
much stronger numerically than the rum
D0Wbrt yet ~ tCcht uhS oprN tnh EotA batuAe
Of The temperance voters that they have been
snubbed and had the cold shoulder turned to
them, and they have submitted to II, aud
when the party roll call WIS heard, they have
fallen INTO line, but this cannot be done
again. It Ii Sinply aqaestion OF which Is
more desirable 10 haVs' In the party, the
friends O, whisky or the hiends Of tsmper-
Miss Taylor president Of the Wheeling
Female College, wSs introduced at the. Close
OF Dr.. Paynes address and called attention
10 the action OF the W. O. 7. U. in regard to
the West Virginia freeman, this organization
having adopted thai paper as Its organ.
The choir rang "Hold the Fort" and Dr..
Walden was introduced and made strong
thoughtful plea for constitutional prohibit
ton The Doctor has been actively engaged
in the canvas in Ohio, and he expressed
himself as most hopeful for the speedy. sue
cess OF the causs 10 view Of the 800 600
votes that we're cast for the Second Amend
ment hs thought 1t strange that politicians
fail to see the indications OF great moral ur-
rising all over the country. u i'd continue to
croak about the failure Of prohibition and
court the support Of the rum power No POI
litical party can hope, be said, to ride into
power upon q whisky barrel.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Sews and Gossip in difference TO Various
People.
Clint Pickett leaves this morning for Gin

news anu tUsNip III AAtAutuAeU ~ 'ste' $3.50
People.
Clint Pickett leaves this morning for Gin
cinnau. ,.sls - ssss & -
Marshal Atkinson left for clarkSburg last
evening. -
Mr.. Lawrence L. Sands spent Sunday With
his parents, at Fairmont.
Major J, @. Anderson has returned from
his trip out the b. & o. road.
Ri. Rev. John J. Kahn, Bishop OF this die
cese, was OF Charleston yesterday. ...
Secretary Chas w. Franzheim, OF the Pot
terry, has returned from an extensive western
business tour.
Prof. Wiley, who has been In the city for
several day., returned 10 the Morsshtown
University last evening. III.
Mrs. Arthur l. Boreman and daughter,
Miss Maud, OF Parkersburg, are the guest, oil
Mrs. A. Wilson, OF Centre wheeling.
Ralph Whitehead, the popular lettsr.csr.
rier, has resigned his position on the force,
the resignation to 90 into effect to-day.
Mr.. A. @. Brown, it,, one OF Kingwood's
prominent young lawyers, was In the city
Saturday and received warm welcome from
his numerous friends. 49, ~.
Mra DR.. A. g. Todd, Mrs. Lunsford and
Mrs. DR.. ]. @. Hupp are back from 3 four
weeks tour OF the Eastern cities, including
West Point, Mount Vernon and other places
OF interest. t.tJ ,9S.
Hon. ]. Rufus Smith, OF Berkeley Springs,
Grand Keeper OF the Records and Seals Of the
Knights Of Pythiss, has arrived In the city to
attend the meeting OF the Grand Lodge,
which convenes tomorrow. .l..-
Monsignor Sullivan. who has been III at
the North Wheeling Hospital for several
usys. expects TO be able to be out te.day.
Hi many friends In and out OF the church
win be- glad to hear Of bis Improvement.
Mr.T. NJ. Garvin, Of Wheeling, wss in the
oity for q short time yesterday afternoon,
Looking M the feasibility Of starting u clats
Of stenoeraphers In Bellaire. He will prob.
ably return In n day or two to see what he
can dc.-Belairc Independent.
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Dipaich ssys: Mr..
Carl Neuhausen, who for several years has
been connected with the IolESbldlt, OF this
CITY. Yesterday leitfo St Paul, MINI, where
he viii take the city editorship Of the polks
ssituNq, a large and prosperous Germs daily
Of that city. Mr.. GenhauSen Is an active and
energetic newspaper man, genial, whole
souled and upright, aud will be greatly nlisE-
al byJthe newspaper fraternity here. The
cali ffom 81, Paul was total surprise TO him
when Il first came. Hfs 4
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confident that the main flow Of gas will be
found soon. Meanwhile the people wait
anxioualy.
o.a. Moore has taken the contract for sey.
eIal more new houses TO BE- built this aeasont
All the other contractors have ss much q
they can do this fall.
Some changes will be made in the Martins
Ferry library this week, and an effort Will
soon DO madsio make 1t more attractive and
popular this winter. The association talk Of
giving SONS entertainments this winter.
The strike OF the carrying In and carry
ing OUT boyb at the Buckeye and Elson
Glass Works, for an increase Of wsges, ter
minated at the Buckeye, Friday evening, BY
the boys returning as the old prices. The
Elson boys will start in this morning.
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sa.urday about noon, Howard, q 10 yea
old son OF David 6osnsy, OF the Top mill, wa
riding on ahIgh wagon loaded with nail kegs
when he was ,stIed Of near the noFtli
terminus OF the Citizsns' Railway, aud the
wheels pEtslng over his head, ha
received Injuries from which be died in q
short me. HiSskull was badly broken and
one arm fractured. His parents Rrief OF the
fatal Incident was heAr;.ssnding. Howard
Wss an unusually bright boy, and general
iayorttA among tue residents Of the Vicinity
in which his parents reside.
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AJolHr SESSION.

At this junctnre the Lay Conference, hav.
ing been invited 10 dc in joint session, az
rived, and the ministers arose 10 receive
them. The Hon. G. W. Atkinson, President
OF the Lay Conference, was introduced TO the
Conference aud given aseat beside the Bish'
CD on the platform. Rev. Samuel Steele, d.
D., delivered the greeting OF the Ministerial
Conference, and though his words were few
set they were well chosen and 10 the point.
Hon. G, W. Atkinson made MIST beaut..
ful Response, and was enthusiastically ap'
plauded ut the ose. 80
Ths Bishop added a few remarks giving
bis Impressions OF the marvellous growth OIL
the Methodist Church in the last forty years
He gave facts and figures. There are now, he
said, four conferences in thisterritory, cover
cd ny tit,y preachers, when he entered the
Conference, but little more than forty year.
ago. eometim men seem 70 think that the
Church is losing ground from the circum
scribed view they take OF her work, but Il
cannot be questioned that the Church !!
making most rapid advancement Tit
Bishop urged q better support for the min
istry. He said that ministers prtsoh bette
when well supported. He said TO the laymen
iii YOU doubt 1t give IL trial" He told {
little incident OF man who regularly Dor
rowed ten dollars on Saturday evening anC
az regularly returned Il on Monday evening
and when asked about 1t he explained tina
he could not preach we'll with less than tel
dollars In his pocket.
At the conclusion OF the speaking the re
suit OF the 9th ballot was made known
There was no election and the sixth ballo
was ordered. Rev. Dr.. Payne, President o
the Ohio Wesl'y au University, was intro
duced TO the Conference. 1
AN ELEcrroa-Ar LAST.
Tho sixth ballot resulted 10 the election o
Rev. G. O. Wildiug.
An election for two reserve delegates rs
suited In the election OF Rey. E. W. Ryat
and Rev, W. II. White. Thus ends mos
exciting contest. OF course some OF th'
brethren feel disappointed In not being abb,
10 elect their respective candidates, but they
can cougratulsts themselves u a. they gsvt
their votes for good men. And no duub
those who have been 90 fortunate as 10 cleo
their lav0rites feel likewise.
After some routine business Or. Q ii
Payne addressed the Conference In the inter
est OF the Ohio Wesleyan University, o
which be is President This Is one OF tn,
b, s. aud largest schools In this country. A
present there ire about seven hundred stu
dents enrolled. The moral tone OF the schoo
Is yery high. Last year there was reviva
OF religion in the University, in which owe
two hundred students were converted. Las
tear twenIy-three States and countries wert
represented in the school. West ViTginil
sends thirty OF her young men, and It woult
BE- good thing for the State II she bad Hy,
hundred young men and women In the Uni
yeISity. 49,,
4. 49,. ata.RA a.
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A large amount OF grapes are being ship.
ped from this point 10 Cincinnati. NJ.
Mis- CLARA Clark, who has been spending
several weeks with her parents, returns 70
New York this ", ek.
The brickyards have closed for the saISon
with good stock at both yards. The last
kilns will be fred this week.
Boring still continues at the gas wells, but
there are no signs Of gas, The mansgers are
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Transaetlonl ~, loo .hArea,


NEW YoRE,. October Ia Flour dull; receipts
81 90 barrels exports 300 barrels SnpeIape sIitG
spot lots weak; options opened ttiAe botter, lStei
became VaIser and declined xAJe closing EtOsdiel
with a recovery Of AassG receipts 1900 bnIhsls;
exports 100 bushels; lngraded red QicaRl l2SI;
No. 8 red 81 Gal OK; ungradCd white 81 0iai q:
mixed winter 81 OIL No. 2 red October saleS 400
bushels a q eslfal osA, closing q 81 0s5l; Nc.
yemben sales $4,000 buihels at o. l0Al l05 clCE.
ingAt l0k; December, sales 10 900 bushels III
81 l2hal - closing at 81 lax; January, aales .
IS 900 bushels At 81 lt5<Ai lb closing n 81 iIiI,
February sales 2s6rc0I buAhsls at slIG33Ssl liz
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rnE Il: COOKS Dslight'- 1910 Main street,
TO LOUISVILLE.

special Excursion, wednesday. October
81" " I7tb, 1883.
To give every one an opportunity TO visit
Louisville and the Southern Exposition ex.
cursion tickets at Exceptionally low rates will
be sold by the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st
Louis Railway on the above named date,
good for return passage until Sunday. octo.
Der 2lst, inclusive. The Southern EIposi.
ton contains numerous objects Of interest
and attractiveness and you will find visit TO
II both pleNant and instructive. Apply 10
agents OF the p, @. & steL BY for definite
information as to rates aud time OF trains.
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The F6rss. aud Stream, the journal Of aug-
ling and shooting, published at New York
NM issued adigest Of the game laws OF the
different States From It Is taken the follow.
inc for this State. The dates marx the Limits
OF the season In which 1t Is lawful % XII the
game named: Rutfed aud p!nnated grousa
and Wild turkey September TO February ssHS u
ysmber i 10 April /; deer, September 70
JsnuAJy'i5: land.locked salmon, January ]
"a september /; speekled trout, June 70
ssntsmbef /, Jack salmon, June Is 70 May i.
Wildiowl shooting forbidden with "olher
than the ordinary shoulder gan." r
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ahe q,steIIfgeute..
Ofiice = o.. 20 and "a Fourteeoih stre'
New Advertiser onts.

Wanted-Experienced Clerk.
New York Creamery Butter.
Notice-Thomas Tyler. be-
First Graud Ball AID Supper:
For Cincinnati snd LouiSville-steamer C.
W. Anderson,
For Cincinnsti-steamer W. N. Chancellor
Opera House-Gailagher, Gilmore & Gard
ner's DEVILS Auction.
Charley shsy's Academy OF Music-Fourth
New Goods. G. Dillon.
Dr.. John Z. smith-Thlrd page;
G. Mendel & Co.-New Fall styles Carpsts'
Gard OF Thanks-Htad Of Local.
For Rent-Hea1 OF Local.
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BEAVER coLLEaE AND MUSICAL ISsuruFE
opens It's winter session Immediately after
the holidays. This Is the pla9e to ltarn Eng.
lISh or foreign languages, music or art, at
moderate rates, thoroughly and we'll. Send
for circular to DR. r. T. TAYLOR,
Beaver, Pa,
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RI mersiiul 10 all dumb animals, says
loan BIllingS, No man can get TO heaven on
a Sore. backed horse, when be knows one ap'
piication Of 81. Jacobs OIL will cure II.
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AMUS I'm eat nAFrEAs,
some Notable Attractions Coming In the
.. Near Future,

Sonle N otRble Az fractions Coming In III
Near Future,
Col. Jake Keuple lsctpred at Westwood'
Hall, in the Eighth ward, Saturday night
for the benefit of the Amalgamated Associa
ton. The hall was well filled. Kemple tool
for his theme "The Humofs OF Politics, ant
made very funny speech. The proceed
will be considerable OF an addition 10 th'
treasury Of the lodge.
ADAMoSp MYSTERY.
This evening Elliott Barnes latest success
"a Diamond Mystery, or the Girl that
1--we" will be presented at the Opera Hous'
bv a company which Is highly spoken OF BY
tie press OF cities In which the play has beer
given. Several OF this authors plays have
become popular here, and no doubt the new
one viii sustain bis high reputation, Seats
are on sale At Wilson & Baumer'S. -.
AMINEG's DAUGHTER"
On Wednesday aud Thursday evenings the
Fifth Avenue comedy Company, Of New
York, will present at the Opera House "0nly
a Miners Daughter" Reserved seats will
be pla osd on aale this morning at Wilson a
Banners for both nights OF the engagement
COMING ATTRACTIONS AT TaE OPERA HOUSE.
oanext Friday aud Saturday evenings The
DEVILS Auction" will hold the boards at the
Opera House. The mere announcement Ia
enough 10 draw good audiences.
Next Monday and Tuesday evenings, Qcto
Der 90 and So, Ly ton eathaIn, the comedian
will Do a. the Opera House. giving on Mon
day evening his ia'hers famous creation
Brother Sam and "a Regular Fix"
SULLIVAN AND sLADE AT GaARtIE Stays THEA
90, TRE.
oniMondsy night, October %, the Sullivan
giads Combination will appear at Charlie
Stays Theatre, IN this city. Ascienti6c dis
play OF sparring will be given, In which John
Il Sullivan, OF Bolton, the worlds champion
Herbert O. slade, the MAORI" Steve Taylor
ex.chsmpi0u heavy weight Pate Mccoy,
champion lightweight, and Mike Gllltspie
Bossou's scientific sparter, will participate
The entertainment Is gwen under the mau-
cgement OF al. Smith, sulliYan's hacker. The
company Is en- ro,pe to California, and comes
here from Pittsburgh. i will be here but
one night On Sunday, November sulli
van will pitch q game Of bSse ball egslnSt the
ST. Lpuls club, At st Louis, for which heis to
receive 81, COO -
Mr.. Sullivan will meet Nj Ryan in New
York upon his return from California which
will be mis- last public appea 'ance In America
as he sails for EnrOps in February.
The entertainment hero Is not elugRin4
performance by AIRY means, merely q scten,
t!fio display OF boxing, an entertainment
which any atycA1 attend.
TEsuxoNlAL CONCERT.
| Anumber Of prominent ciL'zIus having
communicated 70 Professor W. Malment
their desire TO tender him q testimonial con-
cert, be hsS accepted, and lanes November
1laa the time for the performance
Preparations ara going on actively for the
performance OF Hamlet at the Opera House
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INDICATIONS.

WAsnIYGToN, DO, October 10 -l;SO a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gen
nerally fair weather, northess'erly wind',
rising barometer and stationary or slight
fall In temperature. ,g.,
For the Lower Lake Region, fair weather,
northeast to, southeast winds, rising bsrom-
eter aud stationary or slight Jall In tsmpsE'
allure, followed In the Western portion by q
Rlipht rise.
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The following shows the range Of The Their
mometer, as observed OF scnnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner;
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4. SIEDENBA0H & BRO, g
Il04 Main street.

Our line Of black and colorad
yelyeteens, silk yelyets, pushes,
c.,isnow complete, being especial
ly fortunate Ia securing the
leading brands, and most desirable
shades. Prices the Lowest.
A.SIEDENBACH Il BRO,
..T ll04 Main st.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The undersigned oiIen for sale bis Farm, situated
three miles east Of 81. ClainVille and one mile
1856 under cultivation; has plenty Of good tlmosi,
Is well wseted, Tvs very fAv0tablY Is easy TO cu
vAte, and Is oae d the best farms In that part o.
hecountry Itron aims one goOd dwelling houie
and one tenemeHt house, with ample and oonHe,
nient ouibulld ngs; has three good orchards O.
choice fruit together with RyGIicty Of other iniI
such ~ peen, cherries, qulnces, &C, dc
For particulars inquire oil the undersigned on
the premises, or address at 81. Granville, v.
SAMUEL R. FlNEEY.
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rEsr1xoNl.L CONCERT

Anumber OF prominent clLlzins having
communicated 70 Professor W. Malment
their desire TO tender him testimonial con,
cert be hiss accepted, and lanes November
lIaa the time for the performance
Preparations ara going on actively for the
performances OF "H&mle" at the Opera House
by Tome talent" ct an early date.