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Irtsii-Al,lortppns.

The Irish. AMcripan HIainp and Logan
Club will hold special meeting in its hall
in n,cceL's block, on Market street nearly
opposite the Postotiice, this evening, for
the purpose Of receiving the signatures Of
new memhers Of the organization. All
Irish Americans, without regard to pre-
vious political affiliations, WHO haye de-
cided 10 vote for Blaine, should be present
and give in their names. The. only quail
lication for membership Is the desire 10
see Blaine and Logan elected, s{0
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THEPA.RADE TONIGHT
sp bl-l ~ y -S---- n IL Nj i8i ~ r
THE REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN
To Wind Up In Ono Great G,aro-A Farewell
Demonstration 10 Close tho Stnts Can.
ynss In ] Vyhceling--Numerous Clubs
from Abroad Promise -lsoute,e tc. y

The State campaign In Wheeling Is
drawing to close. It will be signally
"ushcrcd out" this evening, on the cvc Of
tho decisive day, by parade OF the
marching clubs Of Wheeling, assisted by
those Of steubenviie and other points up,
down and across tho river. Tho prospects
are that the demonstration will DO tho
incest II not tho largest OF the
season. The Republicans OF tho city will
all decorate, especially nlong tho line OF
march and on the portions OF streets ada.
cent TO It. 1t Is tho desire Of the commit.
tee that MI Republicans shall turn out,
either with the Lincoln club delegation OF
us ward delegations. 81
FORMATION OF TIE PARADE.
III accordance with general rerimental
orders No. 1, published Saturday morning,
the parade will form ut o'clock and Gc
In perfect readiness TO move promptly ut
8 o'clock. Col. Travis expects 10 give tho
command forward ut That hour All
commanders Of clubs rs fast us they arrive
Mt the rendezvous are expected TO report
TO Adjntan. Sam l'rubakcr chief Of stall,
who will sec to 1t that they are in their
proper position. The Lincoln Club, head.
cd BY Mayors band, will lead the column,
and will form on Main street, right rest.
ing nj Twelfth street, and on tho east side
OF Main street, In order to allow other
clubs to PISS down OH the west side 10
their proper place in tho line. All visit
ing clubs will fall in behind the Lincoln
Club In the order Of their arrival.
The Wheeling regiment will form on
Fourteenth street, the right resting ut
Main street and the left extending around
Oh the loyee. The regiment will form rs
usual, the Knights on tho right, the Vet.
Grams in the center, and the other clubs in
their letters place. 1t Is possible that
! the Colonel may detail company o.
torchmcn from the regiment to net MS es
cort for the Lincoln Club. There will
probably be about 400 men in this organ
izat;on, and such large body moving
without any light looks bad at night. An
escort company strung out along the
tanks Of the club would light 1t up well
THE ROUTE or MARCH.
The line OF march will be as follows
Up Main street to Ninth; up Ninth td
Murkct; down Market to Eleventh; ul
Eleventh 10 Chapline; down Chapline tc
Fourteenth; out Fourteenth to Eoif
down EoF TO Fifteenth, ont Fifteenth t
Jacob; down Jacob to Sixteenth; dowl
Sixteenth to Market; down Market t
Twentieth; up Twentieth to Chapline
down Chaplinc to Twenty-thinl: dow,
Twenty.third to Main; up Main to Six
teentll; out Sixteenth 10 Market; up Mar
kct 10 Lincoln Club, where procession vii
countermarch in review and dist,and.
This route will be adhered to and no
changed. It is long enough ind by thu
time the men have marched over it the,
will be tired out. It is an outrage TO ar
mngc long routes, especially on the visit
ing clubs. Routes ire always too long
and those that lay them out would insti
'ut"", u sensible reform ii they would short
en- them.
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George Hale is timer, now employed
by B. +. Caldwell. but until recently in
the employ Of Albright ( Sons, the Sixth
Ward timers. On the day Of tho Demo
cratic parade in honor OF Mr.. Hendricks
Mr.. Hale rode in wagon fitted up by the
firm. Afterwards he jocularly remarked
to friend, GLOW did you like our howl
ing mob 2" This coming to the ears oil
the elder Mr.. Albright, he took Hale Ia
task. Hale said he spoke in lest. swell, y
said Mr.. Albright, s"you are a black Abo.
litionist, any how, and no black Adolf.
ZIONIST can work for me any more" Hale
was thereupon summarfIy discharged,
though the firm said his work was entirely
satisfactory. Only another instance o.
Democratic intolerance. Y.
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:. qrESISo day, Wednesday, October il

TIE attention OF four Martins Ferry
thieves Is called to an advertisement ii,
Sundays Ncps keftey at bottom Of fifth
column on last page. II you would con
suit your own interest you will comply
without delay. and before matters BECOME
worse tor, You. Return the property and
nc; further action will DO taken. YOU
'iali tordo so get ready toss o trip at your
own expense or at the expense of the
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TliG Pinned kniclIts.

The attention OF the plumcd Knights is
directed to general order No. II, published
Ill this issue, Every man should be pres.
entat $50 o'clock This evening, even il not
able to turn out in the big parade after.
ward. Matters OF Importance relating to
to-morrow's election and future move.
ments OF the club are to be considered,
and q financial statement will be made,
which will show the club to be in a first.
class condition. 1t is particularly desired
that the club make q good showing In 10,
nights parade, The marks on the coats,
the result OF the Steubenville trip, can
easily be removed with chalk. Z
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Hon. Van. p. Hubbard, City.
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NYetHg0rt,cr Beats Rita,

Tho attendance at the boat race 4.
Wellsburg, between George Weisserber
and John Ritz Saturday afternoon did not
number oyer three hundred persons. Very
little interest WIS manifested in the race,
and the betting was very light, Will, the
odds in favor Of Ritz at s225 to $40.
The word was given by the referee at
$40. Ritz obtained u slight lead ut the
start, which he increased on the way
down, and turned the lower buoy July
two lengths ahead. About three hun.
dfed yards from the line Weisserber put
on il tremendous squirt, and sllcceeded in
heading his opponent md won the race
by d length. Time, 20:20}. =,
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retoes and read them for yourselves. Get
the couple Of flat and polntless speeches
he has made and read them, II you can,
without derision. On tho sole question
which constitutes the issue OF this cam.
paign he has not had the ability or the
courage to speak ono word. Either no
knows nothing about 1t or he does not
dare say what he thinks, lest 1t should be
turned 10 his dcieat, LLes a...N-l. !.
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THE srAT Att Fl !
K Notable Mistake BY, Ono OF the Audi.
lhLt "a 7Issf tnr,s }Clerka y u 2 IttEif II

III TX, ~ 9sss tors Clerks. ~ /, ~. Il \
Tho force In tho Auditors Office have
sufficiently recovered from the great press
OF business which has heretofore pre-
vented their furnishing statistics concern.
ing tho condition Of tho State finances.
At least one would Judge from reading
tho following that leisure time is not 80
scarce rs It was until recently. The mis-.
take corrected in the following cores.
'pondencc furnishes food for thought.
STATE OF WEST ViRRtSIA, 'A@1
10. sEn,EI .i,tlt AUDITORS OFFICE,
iE6HE 3h WHEELING, Der. II, 1854. }
Hon. " r. Nubtad, City. .
DEAR SlR:-I enclose herewith d conf
muncation from Mr.. W. Z. Adams, the
Clerk Of this office, who has charge OF the
Treasury accounts, from which 1t appears
there was an error IN tho statement fur.
nsled you. regret that tho error was
made and hasten to correct It.
ssU.a Yours truly,
Jos. s. MILLER.
W.. M. AuDlron's OFFICE, I
.au.#. STATE OF WEST ViKdtStA,
WHEELING, Oct. II, 1854. }
Jos. S. Miller, Esq, auditor: 5
I. I beg 10 call your attention to the fac.
that MI error was made in the statement
l furnished you OF the receipts for the year
ending September 30, 1883. The total
amount Of such receipts should hayc been
SSlS,7S3 81 instead OF $77S,7G3 03.
Very respectfully, ". +. ADAMS.
ALONG STATEMENT OF a SHORT STORY.
The State officials, or one OF them, has
kindly furnished the lNrELLIdEScEn with
a rather voluminous correspondence,
which, printed in full, would probably
provoke smile, though tho aforesaid off.
cials were doubtless in other than II s,nl.
ing mood when tho letters were written.
First Is letter from X. Stalnakrr, jr.,
Secretary Of State, addressed to Hon.
Joseph S. Miller, Auditor, called out, MS
is frankly admitted, by certain publica.
tons rejecting upon the financial condi.
ton Of the State and upon yourself" in
which the Secretary says: 81 must re.
specially ask that YOU furnish INC for
publication the balances, II any, remain.
ing to the credit OF the different funds a,
/ ttfS $"N va HHS hst" }tat SHftbS oVth u
September, 1854, together with detailed
statement of the receipts and disbursc.
ments for the last fiscal year"
10 thisth genial Auditor, consistent 10
the last, responds Will, due official for.
mality and prolixity: 81 have to say that
would bepersonally glad to comply with
your request, but us l do not believe i,
proper for mo to furnish the information
ut this time, respectfully decline &c
make you such statement
Then Mr.. Stalnakcr addresses q SINH.
larly formal and prolix epistle to Col
Thomas O'lsrlen, State Treasurer, the
meat Of which is that he asks
that Elhe Colonel will furnish the
information which the Auditor declines
to give. -
To this the Colonel, who has no record
on this subject to consist with, returns o
third formal message, closing thus:
:! beg to say that | have no objection
to giving you and the public the balances
asked for and which are as follows:
Balance In the State fund. 1859 Z
" :. general fund. ,79i i!
| " " SchoOl fund .ff.rr I'ci; 81
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The We.lsburs Club received Tic prize
OF a. stand OF colors for the larp.
estunliormed club, they having over 200
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Tho case OF Mrs. Dimmcy's administra.
tors vs.. the Elm Grove railroad was de.
cided Saturday, in Judge jacobs branch
Of the Circuit Court. The jury after a
brief consultation, returned d verdict Of
5000 damages for the plaintiffs. Mrs.
Dimmeyy received fatal injuries near the
peninsular bridge several months ago by
Jumping from a chr. that was going at a
rapid speed down steep incline. x
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A SpnHp Of GopencYS,

"Goneness" is hard TO define scientific.
ally, yet you know what it is when it over.
comes you. 1t is compound Of lassitude,
debility and "the miserables," favored
with seasoning Of 1.-THE blues" Now you
know. To get rid OF "gonencss," take
Browns Iron Bitters, and be we'll and
strong: Mr.. J. NJ. Gentry, Hannibal. Mo-,
says, II took Browns Iron Bitters for pain
in the back, loss Of appetite, kidney dis
easo, with goad results"
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This play will Represented at the Opera
House this evening. Itdiaers from most
spectacular melodramas, in tho particular
that its first scenes rival those Of the latter
acts in + sensational interest and scenic
sp!endor. No more striking tableauS
were ever introduced III a sensational
melodrama than the battle field OF Koly1
van, tho burning Ct Irkutsk, the illnmin.
ated ,fetes at Moscow, and tho Emir's
camp. A large army Of auxiliaries Is en-,
ployed; and the entire presentation is a
succession Of gorgeous pagcsnts, b
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TttE residence Of DR.. Baguley, on Chap
line street, was entered by burglars Friday
night, but they were discovered and scared
of hrfora they SECURED my hnntY.
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CHICAGO AND RETURN,

Through Sleeping Car from wheellnEto CHI.
caEo, via the "Tanhundle Route" Thurs.
dry, October 10.
The p, c. & St. l.. Railway Company,
for the better accommodation OF its pu.
irons, will start !: Pullman palace sleeping
car from its depot, loot Of Eleventh street,
Wheeling, W. Va, on the above date, and
run 1t directly through to Chicago. Tx.
cursion tickets TO Chicago will 10 sold
ut the rate OF s. each, good for return,
passage until October q, inclusive. En-
cursiontrain will leave Wheeling at sos
a, NJ, city time. Parties desiring excur-
staa tickets and sleeping car accommoda.
tioas should apply early to J. G, Tomlin
son, Agent Panhandle Route, Wheeling,
W. Va. Tickets now on sale. This will
probably DO tho only cheap excursion
West this season, aud those contemplating
. trip West should take advantage Of it,
Remember the day and date-Thursday,
October 1G. ~ =
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Fully I'rcnprcd

Tor cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from TAO, 900 and 81 90. A full
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in
grain, brussels, &c, from 1sc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos,
&C., Sc., cheap for cash, by order OF the
manufacturers, at No, 20l9 and 2O9l Main
atrect. rs JONI EogNgR Agent =
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- The following shows the range OF the
]; Thermometer as observed at schnepf's
S5,drug store, Opcr, House corner, Saturday:
: ia. NJ. 54s; i2a., S0';3tr.M., Slo;7 r. ",
317Ge7. Sundny::..S7 a. 81, Geo; Il 81, So;
Z ST.. Nj, So; M, n.
49, 81 Ej..5iSDlCATI0Ss. iif II
sssslNN AsuneToN,j D.. O., October l3.-l a.
t;Ml---For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
ssfiir .W.snther with light, variable winds
intar3 stationary temperature. Fair
s:WeathGr is. indicated for Ohio. Tuesday.
~ Fonsthe Lower lakes, local rains, partly
4 slmnly>weatheF followed by FUR weather
! SSiih swssterly winds; nearly stationary
! feHpeF at1te: n y,
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I JUST RECEIVED.

100 later patterns of Flint Scarfs. Du.
pliratcs Of our Unlaunlercl White Shirt,
reinforced boil, bAck an;i front, tho best
iii the market, price 81 90. Also, the
hest I'LL wool Knit Jacket,
!f,19S ~ ~. c. HESS & sons,
Merchant Tallors mud Gents Furnisllers.
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ALL Republican citizens Of tho Eighth
ward nre requested to meet this evening
with the ward Blaine club In Westwood's
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers ID tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Frank lIennig is in Louisville, KY,
this week.
Mrs. S. l.. Parkinson, Of Moundsville, is
a guest ut the Wheeling Female College.
Col. Jacob kemple returned to the city
yesterday from Preston county, where he
addressed two large and enthusiastic mass
meetings. The Colonel's oratory, like
wine, improves with time. He will only
remain with his friends hero long enough
to vote on Tuesday, and will then proceed
Immediately to New York for speaking
tour Of TINT State until the closing Of the
National campaign. :.
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A. i. RICE 4 CO.

Opening Day, Wednesday, October I 5,
on Whicl, occasion we will exhibita large
collection of elegant New York Trimmed
] Pattern HINTS and Bonncts, 10 which VIC
Dxten( IL general Invitation. II
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Chicn 70 l:XcuruiOn vim Ii. & q.

Thursday, Oct, IG, 1854. the B. 4 Q. will
Sell excursion tickets, Wheeling to Chi.
cago and return, for 500. Tickets good
to return ten days. Through coaches and
throug h sleeper from Wheeling 10 Chi
easo without change OH train No. 4, lcav-
ing Wheeling ate:25 p. NJ, city time.
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It is expected that the Seventh ward
Republicans will, as many 40 can do so,
vote ut tho new, precinct Mt tho Hose
House, 80 that at elections hereafter there
may be canvasscrs selected iorthat pre-
cinct. 1t requires vote Of 500 to secure
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n6snrMl slntircs.
IuSTICE, OF TuE rEArr
ELECTION INOY1CE

AZ q meeting Of tho heard OF Commissions, :,
The County Of Ohio, held Monday, lie a 81, O. Of
June lMl. the following action WIS ai md ":,o!
Adopted AMI mlldc, VIZ: :. ~ "''' o'ueE
WHEREAS, The Mt. Vernon, Cn,hoc,ou 4. w,,.,
ins lsalroad Company has S,ibmIi,rti a ,,San,iSa
Y, the l'ohnl Of Commissioners uj the cnnm,r 'n W
Ohio, looking ton subscription OF SltOe II ny ~ ~
capital stock Of said company, payable when M ,Se
cats o! said c0clany urc running Into tic ,ir " ~
wheeling. md hls Sullriie,l 10 The cI,yof NS.f
liiS deposition looking 10 subscription Of a.
W., On Tho same terms; mud Wv
WHEREAS. The li'ancnl condition Of tho rl,v a,
Mhseling Is such ny to preclude the possibility a
!crnl increase ei !ts present aiebtctit,." ;b,,a
fore be 1t ''>''''aS' ''''e'
. Ecsolrtd, 1ly the Hoard Of Commissioners ii ia
County OF Ohio. that NJ the general clec,o,, ia ~
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The report OF the Treasurer for the fis-
cal year September SO, 1854, is i'll course
OF preparation. and II is expected to BE-
ready Tor delivery to the Governor by No.
y!emhcr !, 1854, in accordance witt, law.
1t is impossible to get it ready at an
earlier day. 1t will contain the receipts
and disbursements for the year in detail.
The records in the office do not show the
amount Of money borrowed or from what
source. Very respectfully, &C.,
TIIos. O'BREN.
Hon. I'm. p. Hubbard, City.
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BALTIMORE 4 Oulo RAILROAD Co., I
l.yry,,ao,, naAa1..1f 100,

BALTIMORE 4 ONO RAILROAD Co., !
BALTIMORE, October II, 1854. !
General Order No. 402;
The United States Court in Philadelphia
having Issued restraining order com
manding the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany not to Interfere with the movements
OF our trains between Baltimore and New
York, General Order No. 400 is hereby
revoked, and trains Nos. 4 and l04 will
run rs usual. w. NJ. CLEMENTS, 4
Master Of Transportation,
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4 A MlcnleAN boy atc q baroi soap. drank
a lot, Of soda water and went to bed to
cure his cold. The doctor had a hard
time to pull him through; but the boy
now says the next time he catches q cold
he will use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. III
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DIE '11,,t{ttlellii:q(ie,tltfo:.
New Advertisements.
HEADQUARTERS

A tcntloN rlumcd Knights. III . g =
For Rent-A Large Front Room. .r s.
70 lla,chem-!!enry Rthm. .l
ls,rlor Coal VNSes-Neshltt 4 Bro. #...
Trustees SNlc-J. Il. COwdcn. IT.. sS
Ommissiontr's Sale-DcnlS O'Kccil0.
p For Sale Or Exchange. '7a E5f-N,
Stdlctt--WhI,e Mare
II. Attention, Republicans. 'ris.E.EssI ~ s..-5
Z Trustees Sale OF Valuable Main Street Property.
y Attention, Democrats md Republicans. q
7, Cloak Experimentation. X. TnylOr.
3 Opera liouse-Janior Pumcd KnEehs-Faur,h
page; = s a,
u Al 1.-The Phoenix Fourth page. Nd s..s,t
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Justice Of the Peace, Union District.
n me Eifiior M ibr Infflyi1f,lrrr.

To he Editor Of the Inttlligalcer: ' .u
Sln:-iou will oblige many voters by
announcing james A. Henry ms n candi.
da.e for reelection 10 the office OF Justice
ioc the District Of Union. The votes OF
all citizens Of tho District, irrespective OF
party, are respectfully solicited.
MANY VOTERS.
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TUESDAY. OCTOHrE n ice,

The Sai,! proposition to subscribe the sum at mr.,
hundfcd md fiy thousand dollars 10 th rsn I.e
STOCK OF the Nj. Vernon. Co>hort0n & WLsrlIn.
Ratirdai Company be submitted 10 tic 1ushtS
vo o', OF ia county, the said subscription 10 Ge
IN.u uVee 70 the saul company upon Its coWplr,l0n
Into tho city Of Wheeling Tho ballots Used n, ,S
election shall have written Or printed on them ihs
worfs: Subscription to tho Mt. Vernon, Co,hotiop
\ wheeling knilnad Company. "Fov SuiscsSIe
,,oh; Asanst Snbseripl!on.' And II Shall 10
tae nllty 81 the Commissioners of Election Nj varl
OF tue voting plnccs In said cnGnty 10 rnIlSc sucs
vote md poll TO be taken aud to tnkt the same AMI
nseer'ain the result thereof. And the sNii yo,e
md pll At each OF sud voting pacrs,ln lie ,aSvu
on sas day md Eeas ntorcaid md the ,csul, n,rr
t1lhed nhI certified According to ihr trruuiions
prescribed BY law. k0lT Il. WOODS,
County, ". Va. M, nd"
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OPESISa day / at Rice's, on Wednesday,
October ~. Pattern bats and hoanets,
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AN ELOQUENT SPEECH.
By Ex-pnEs1DENT A. NJ. SULLIVAN
OF tho Irish National Land League Of Amer.
lea, at Capitol square Saturday Altar.
M acknowledgements which Only l'rcju.
IN diced Democrats Can Withstand. 4

The speech at Capitol Square Saturday
afternoon by Hon. Alexander , NJ. Sui.
Ivan, Of Chicago, ex.President Of the Irish
National Land League OF America, and one
Of the leading advocates Of Irish indcpcnd.
ence, vas one OF the most eloquent md
forcible heard anywhere during the pend
ing campaign. Tho audience was large,
though not 80 large rs the fame OF the
leading orator should have attracted. The
timc Of day ind the position Of the stand,
requiring tho auditors to face tho alter
noon sun, were uniavorabe. But these
drawbacks were lost sight Of when Mr..
Sullivan's eloqucnce had begun to flow.
Tho crowd dubbed over with enthusiasm,
and the presence Of Irish Democrats who
had come there open to conviction WIS
frequently apparent.
Mr.. Sullivan was escorted from the ho'
tel to tho place Of meeting by tho commit
tee OF arrangements, the carriages being
preceded by knmer's band, which excited
considerable enthusiasm along the way by
playing to lively time "The Wearing o
i tho Green" To,
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A. 6. HARpEE,
Secretary and Treasurer.

DoS'T fail to attend tho opening at
Rice's, on "Wednesday. October i5th.'T
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TIE Fifty-fi,h annual exhibition Of the
Washington County Agricultural Society
will be held at Washington, Pa, October
l4th, 18th, lG,h, 1854. For premium list
or other information address f.