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THE BANK OF VENICE.

oANh, Vi DANSo " teHtCe, coinIuohly Cdheu
banco del guira, was established in the middle
of the twelfth century, or, as Anderson suggests,
(Fiist. Com. vol. l, p. 94,) A. D. 1857, though
some have dated its establishment in 1176, or
somewhat later.
II is properly board of public credit or in
terest, or general and perpetual purse for all
merchants and traders, established by solemn
edict Of the commonwealth, which enacts, that
all payments of wholesale merchandise, and let
tiers of exchange, shall be in banco, or bank
notes and that all debtors and creditors shall
be obliged, the one to carry the money to the
bank, the other to receive these payments at
banco; so that payments are performed by
simple transfer from one to the other; he who
was before creditor on the bank books, becoming
debtor as soon as he has resigned his right to
another, who is entered down as creditor in his
place; so that the parties only change name,
without any effective payment being made.
Indeed there are sometimes actual payments
made, especially in matters Of retail, and when
foreigners are disposed to have ready money to
carry off in specie or when particular traders
choose to have stock by them to negotiate in
bills of exchange, &c. The necessity of these
effective payments has given occasion to the
opening fund of ready money; which is found
so far from diminishing the stock, that this lib
erty of Withdrawing money at pleasure rather
augments it.
By means of this bank the Republic, without
encroaching on the freedom Of commerce, or
without paying any interest, is mistress of
100000 ducats, to which the capital of the
bank is limited, to be in readiness on any press
ing occasion, the republic being security for the
capital.
The original fund of this bank was two mil
lions Of ducats, (ducat, 9s-6d, or about 30 OO) In
one of its wars with the Turks, the state became
security to pay the money lodged in it, which
they had been under the necessity of using in
the exigency.
Its agio, in process of time, arose so high as
to be thirty per cent. better than current money,
although the state by several edicts endeavored
to keep it lower. Its capital was afterwards
made double the original sum; and the state, in
another exigency, made free with the increased
capital. In after times the state enacted, that
bank money, or the agio of the bank should new
er exceed twenty (2O) per cent. advance, as it
still remains to- this day.
The constitution Of the bank was originally
founded upon such Just principles, that it has
served as model in the establishment of banks
in other countries, and the administration of its
affairs has been conducted with so much integ-
rity that its credit has never been shaken and
it has been of infinite benefit to the state. For
adjusting and balancing all their accounts in
banking, they shut their books four times in ev-
cry year, for three weeks at each period.
Accordingly Venice may boast of having
given the first example to Europe of an estab-
lishment altogether unknown to the ancients,
and which is the pride of the modern CONNER
cial system.
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If the Globe is DESTROYS, as it clearly is, of
getting Mr.. Webster out Of the Cabinel, it will
driving. 1t can, however, adopt no method
that will prove effectual and therefore it may as
well spike its cannon an that point, and save its
ammunition.
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The situation Of the New Orleans Banks, on the
I'd October, was as, follows:--Discounts and loans,
$46, 1893, 0ss; Circulation, $455O, 37l Specie, So,
300. There is some hope that they will soon re-
sumo specie payments.
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One of Mr. CLAY's l." Corn planters" (the editor Of
the Louisville Journal) Of reading on the
"corns" of the President. Did we ever charge Mr.
Clay with having corns 2"
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
On the 18th ultimo, ST. CLAIR DENNY, late
Capt u s. Army, to be Paymaster in the place
of Ebert Herring, Esq, removed.
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OFFICIAL.
JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA

JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that SAMUEL G. TAYLOR has been appointed Consul
of the Republic of Texas, for the port of Norfolk, in
the State of Virginia, do hereby recognise him as
such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions powers and privileges allowed to the
Consus, of the most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these Letters to
be made Patent and the Seal of the United States to
be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
the 23d day OF October, A D. lS4l, and of
H. 81 the Independence Of the United States of A
merica, the sixty sixth.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
w. s. DERRICK, Acting Secretary Of State.
TREASURY NOTES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
November g. lS4l.
Amount of Treasury Notes issued under the pro-
visions of the acts Of Congress of 1887 1899, 1885,
and 1910, 1926 6Sl 1897 So
Redeemed ofthat amount, 1924 725 GA
Leaving outstanding, ST. ,7566l1 80
Issued under act Of February Is, 1S41,
Prior to the 4th March,
ls4l, $673, 69l 80
Since the 4th March,
ls4l, 5,349,l65 SO
Making, $6,O22, s46 80
Returned of that issue, 407, 1853 90
Leaving outstanding, $5,6l5,o93 80
And making the aggregate outsand-
ing LIST instant, of 1871 ,705 70
McCLINTOCK YOUNG,
Acting Secretary of the TREASURY
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vacant seats-and copies of this letter will be address.
ed to all such PERSONS and answers required before said
election takes place.
The undersigned are, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servants,
lSlgned by Samuel Turney, S. p Hardwicke, Sam
uei II: Laughln Thomas J. Matthews, A. John
son, Richard Warner, w. T. Ross, Sackfeld Mac
4n, John Miller, Robert w. Powell, B. Martin
Iohn A Gardner Richard Waterhouse.l
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AT special election for a State Senator to supply
a vacancy from the Wheeling district, held on Thurs
day last, the Wing candidate succeeded HIS election
is important, as on lis result depended the mojnny
in the State Senate which is thus secured to the hgs
The district composed of the Counties Of Ohio Mar
shall, Brooke, and Tyler We have the follow ny re-
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Tyler county to be heard from, but it cannot change
the result.
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$l,756,6l1 SO

Leaving OUTSTANDING, So,UIoIU;
And making the aggregate outsand-
ing LIST instant, of 1871 II
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SPECIAL ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.

Messrs. SAMUEL TURNEY, J. P. HARDwIcxE, an
others
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WHEELING POST OFFICE.
~ w " ! IL ARRINGE NE Mt,

~ - " - - 4 4 y n X Il v O. u III " N rs
CREAT MAIL
from East arrives al II o'clock, and 30 lsinn,o, N
&c west departs at O'Clock aud 30 minuies;P NJ
rom West arrives at 6 o'clock Il 5 minutes; \. A.
10 last dcpars at o'clock: A. NJ
Northern or S'cubcuye Mail. Arrives al 30
minutes alter NJ. and departs at halfaGcr one. r. NJ
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives TUESDAYS.
ihursdays and Saturdays at ~. NJ. Departs Mon.
days' wednesdays aud Fridays. at o'clock. p. NJ.
Southern or Marietta Mail arrives Tucslays and
saturdays, at O'Clock. =. NJ Departs Mondays &.
Fridays al O'Clock. \. NJ
Woodsicld Mail arrives every Thursday. 9o'c'ock.
u VI. Departs every Monday. o'clock p. NJ.
West Liberty, arrives every Tuesday. THURSDAY
andSaturday, at III O'Clock. A. "; Departs same
days al | O'Clock T. NJ
MorgauiOwn Mail arrives, Tuesday 6 o'clock z.
NJ Departs wednesday. o'clock 4 NJ
Letters intended for the ruorning mails shcnld be
deposited by o'clock. in the morning.
Inland postage ofJorelga letters must DO invaria.
bly, post paid.
Office o.. n at IL after 4. NJ
The Eastern Mail will be delivered 20 the citizens
as soon rs prepared. which vii, be generally at q
after +. N. Strangers or persons from the coun.ry
waited on at any time.
Tho Office opens on Sundays one hour sflcr tho
preparation OF the mail from The East. which Will
DO at l-2 after 2 r. NJ
G. W. THOMPSON.
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EV'R e LEN' ~.


CITY OFFIC ERS.
MIyor--George Dulty--oiiics on Main street.
Cierk-Iames 5 wheat-oiiico on Main srtret.
City SergerHi-J. L. ngslon--l.lice Ald.n Street
Street COMMUNICATION Moore
."aar Lssgtct0r-Gsorgs Baird. O.!iee Market
Space.
Superintendent a4l " WOrks-JOslAH PowELL
Wharf Muster J. C. Wiley.
The Clerk lie NdrIel-Wm Hall.
Curator Of tse CIR TIIE-J. Warden.
Adermcn-lsi Ward ). MURRAY. 2nl War! JAS.
Mcconnell 81 Ward L Suns. 4lh Wand =. Et,r. J.H
Ward---
Assessors. oug for each WIrE-ls, r. Csmp5sll;
81 A. Paxton; 81. J. ". Ro5b: 4.a, Robinson, Sin.
WIN Tcmpieiun.
S1ai,a-s Com qii'cs-M' Eaug hlsnsud Irwin, for
the LIT Ward; - SCGIuna L Iaugllin; 81 llar-
ding and {. 1. Strong Ala. i;casgI-oa 1 Richards;
5.L Pratt and Quaricr.
CotI and Lumber lfeasgrer-J. c. Wiley
STANDING COMMITS FOR TIE COUNCIL
On Oriing1ces--hlagur.r CALDWELL and WasaI.
"a FiaIpce .-Bfndy Hughes and Seihy.
o. Aecouuis.--V ickham. N5el aud Morrison.
On Streets AMI ANcy5-Selby, Dunbar ScaIlerdsy,
Caldwell aud LamLd.n.
o. Water Works-;Iughss. Dunbar and Graham.
On MIrEef House. -Wicah.m. Graham aal Tanner.
o. CJaL BIyks-tirahum, Adams ond Scatesday.
On VIrrres.-H Lure, B.aIy, MGsushey' Wick
ham and TT.
On Fire Dsoarimcai.-Sslby. ALure. Morrison,
Hubbard and Tanner.
o. Petitions All Rsmoat.rzEceS.- NeeI LambdIn
and Dunbar.
o. Standardization, iIGaughey. TaaaeT Dun
bar and Graham.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK Of VIRGINIA.
al Wseline
GAPtrAL SrocE, 100000.
Directors for 1871 0PpoiHtsR bg The STATE.
T4Jmls PAUL, Arthur u. Phillips, h Jacob. D..
Cruser
E,cr,ea BE- the Si5eIloldcrs-A. Woods. C.
Woo Is. VIM r. Tyson, John Hsno. a. p, Woods.
A. WOODS, President,
J. LIST. Cashier
Discount day on Thursday Teach week
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK or
WHEELING.
CAPITAL SroCx, Sjl4500.
Directors for 1871.
On Gie part Of The SH'c--Juseph Caldwell, VIM.
TSsl0y. Israel UpdegraT
Fg, fhs St,rEh.Id.Ts.-J S Shrivcr. samuel Noel
John Richie Mark Douglass. Daniel Zane. q Z u
Knox,
BRADY. Cashier.
Discount day Tuesday Of each week, bills Of eI.
change discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CAPrrAL SrocK 100000.
Directors Co- 1911.
Thos Hughes, Morgan Nelson Jos Morrison
John r. Clarke. John NJ. Clarke. John MMul.en,
Robt. crangle JOS Pollock. Thos. !. q, Penioney.
Tnos HUGuEs. President
r. H. GREER. Treasurer.
Discount day Thursday Of each week
FIRE g. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY or
WHEELING.
CArirAL srocx s5O0O0J--SlOOO0O PAID ~.
Directors Tor 1911 elected Jan. 4.
John Fawccu Samuel S2rigg Samuel Noel q
y Knox. John Goshorn, r. w. Harding. j. S SHu
yer. s. Body. WIN. Paxton.
JOHN FAwCETT. President
D. LANE. Secretary & Agent
WESTERN INSURANCE co. or WHEELING
D. 4
Directors fer 1871, elected Jan. G.
Thpmas Hughes. Morgan Nelson, WIN. Peter
son. s. Paxton. a. ". johnston james II. Isrsyih
Root gunze John MMucn. Daniel Ian b.
THOMAS HUGHES, President
r. IT. GsEER. Secretary.
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HAurFoRD. CoNv.
SAML ATKINSON, Asr1f,
Jon ~ Main $50, Wheeling Va
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'ATENT RUSSIA IRON MANTLE CRATES

PATENT RUSSIA IRON MANTLE CRATES
81 LBERrSON &GREEBS. ars now mluufqr.
Il tor ing az their establishment on Main a. Union
streets n now and beautiful article Of rrireq from
Russia Iron. according % n style generally adgrtal
BIZ on the large cities, both east and west Of the
mountains Persons who are building a. wish Co
ad I'm their apartments with t.lma fire. pf4ss.
orc especially requested q. nd eramine 49,.
va IRE nov mlkiug 20 order iors gcuuc,o,n or I'D.
civ dec ~
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iSnblSAif-D Ihl-NhEhLf AND WEEKLY
at T,I CORNER or UNION And WATER SIS.
WHEELING. VA.
T0Ns--1he Tr-Weckly PAPER is published on
Ticsdays Thursdays aud Saturdays, at S. per an.
Eum IA advance, or GO NJ the end ct the year So
4or SIX months No subscriber received for u less
ierm tian six months.
The Weekly paper the Western Virginia Times
- published GA Wednesday at 50 50 per aunum
n Advance. or 81 ir not paid within ono month
Frnm the beginning ofthe ear. No new subscribers
VIII DC received, except such as pay ia advance
Cor months 81 50 is invariably charged. No
Subscriber received aor a less term than SIX mOnthl
and no paper discontinued. except at the discretion
vi Tao publisher, until all arrcarages are paid.
TEENS or ADyERrisING.
'sesquare three Insertions ,orless, $500
10 two weeks, bong 5tnSertions. 2 90
Do thee wecks 80
DO one month, 0u
DO two months 90
Do three months 90
10 siN,mUuths. 90
10 eight months, 10 90
Do twelve months ~ 90
3J- Advertisements handed in yviihovt snccifc
order will 30 published Ii'l forbid aud charged 81
Tor three Insertions and 25 cents for every Subze
quoni insertion. SO slsO with all advertisements
ordered ull forbid.
The proceedings of tho city council, city ordua.
noes and orders, regularly appear in this paper.
Connected with the Office Of publication Of tho
Wheeling Times & Advertiser. ia a JOBS BOOK.
PRINTING OFFICE. where may De had on i,y-
ORA 10 terms, Blanks TO order, Cards. UandbTs.
Sl)N Rs. &c done ia the ueate.i slyle and on
short notice.
For sale At the Comp.iug Room OF the Wheeling
Times and Advertiser:
City summons, County summons,
Executions. Executions
Bonds, Bonds
Summons FOR Assault, Rscognizaneoso Of
bail,
County Summons FOR Assault, Deeds, Leases, War
rants, Sereants' Bonds, Declarations - formsl
Bills Of L,ling, Pedl1r'S Notes. Notes of ~. a.
M. Bank, Notes .; n. w Bank. Checks on ali the
banks, bound and plain, &c. Sc.
Connected with the above, Is one OF tho most OK
icnsiye READING ROOMS in the Clted States
FERNS TO subscribers, 50 year. Strangers FREQ
visit IL FOR the space oC oao month those Who
continue To visit it Cor longer term, will be nut
down as suhsrrIbers.
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4 " T. ri ~ nor FL.
Corasr q Aiais and QpiHcv Saecf,


Mi OIICE.-lnlendIug % devote my personal at.
~ teniiOn tO another business, | have soil ont
the controlling interest OF my STORE 20 G. S. Boon.
who will conduct he business heretofore under the
name Of :. LOWTiiER, & c.. aud in order ., nav
nay own debts, | am compelled 10 coll on all u,r.
sons without distinction indebted to me by note.
bond, deeds Of trust, Or bUy account 10 make nv
ment without dolly. s. IOWTHER
CHEAP CASH STORE
- LOWTHER d CO.. beg leave 10 inform The
~. public ihIt they are nov receiving irnm Bal.
uHo!o aud Philadelphia The rios. extensive and
choice assortment 81 British, French Italian and
American DRY GOODS ever offered in this market.
which h.yobcsn selected with peculiar cure. and
VII be sold C! prices 10 suit the prcscn, hard times
Being satisfied, from long experience that a cash
business is better for both seller and purchaser there
10y preventing one part Of tho community from
guaranteeing the bad debts Of tie o,hcr we there.
fore invite The public TO coll and examine our goods
and prices.
April 10. lSil.-1m. S. LOWTHER. & Co.
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J. G. HARBOUR & co.

4--S'''5 Ns1NN ga F'fsGFc iTHHtG ..4uufGC.gTETs.
No. l21 Murac, Street.
Crrosi.E 1HE MAsusIc HAIL.
WHEELING, VA
Nv HERE may be found an extensive assortment
W Of Gilt aud Mahogany Framed Look!Ec
Glasses aud Looking Glass Flals. Of an sizes
Portrait and Picture Frames made 20 order and in
Inc latest STYLE. Oh frames Rc.ilt aud Cil-nr in
ala iis Branches. Aud on The brs Terms. U.hostc.
- Ware. consisting OF Feather Beds. Eolscrs. Pill
lows Curied Hair, Spanish Moss Cotton, Husk
Straw. and Spring Mltlrlsscs Steamboats, Furnish.
ed With Curtains. Mattresses. Pillows, Sheets Bran.
Scis, Quilts md C0uuterpancs Carpets made and
pat down n the hest style Irgr
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WINES. BRANDIES a. C.fNs
NIRECT from New York and PhI,5ol,l.;.
y The .ubsrrIlers dlsira- ,,. i,,C.-,, d. ,-''
IN. of Wines aud LfqDors that tl,,,,,o
receiving from the above named cir,cs d. cI
oII t,..,r-,Is, MOI. f.. p.,.t
~ . $500 ,,,,,T,,,. -. 49,, - 49, vi "r'ngh
-. =, d. r., T.. r., 'o'''"' u hfee
49, I III 49,. f.r
,,.,rIsrI "OO' VI no 'inI
So. - 49,. s.t..-..
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100, Bo0Is1 SHOES, SHOES.

-tASL N'gLALLEN-
y would rlsgreuui. a. -
.grIn las i,oaGs and cps.-
"urr rr1 tho rulIc gen.
orally luaj al ha. u.sl lyrr.-
,.G lrr-n iiIs ,a-. % llru.....
splendid addition O.. a.. aT.
UtrrtrDE oI
E1DIS AND SHOES.
which be u... s.aTrraiuIt.e
I.st al.yl.uis lad Ags.m4u-
.a,l; LigEIt expressly Dr b,
retailing, which Dc val. al
20 sci. 81 tar prices.
The public are IN. <
visited trcs.l s.Iid ck-
r..uc. 90 l57.
corner o. -
Main and -
NIal.sou E---=s--------
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Ss/ w. & S. IL. JlMESON.-Wholc-
~ sale and retail dealers in Hats g. Caps
=, 60 sac J!Gt" street ueur MarEci AHcv.
Uhee!iHg, Tjrgiltia.-Rayeon hand and ara
constantly manufacturing a general assortment
9i very superior FUR and SILK HATS. Black
6tu DIa1' Beaver and Castor, plain White Rus
Pam and NaDt Hats of every size and cra',ty
lheJ iiNcwisc keep con. snjly on hand an sassrt.
tIhe1t Oh men and boys Fur and Cloth Caps a N
ol Nh'Ch tHcy otcE To their customers and the
~. &c or the mos laccgmmOdaiir terms .Coun-
,rY Merchants and dealer generally are respcci-
.H'Iy requested 10 gl"e them a call and exafnin .
s-tH STOCK, a the" are dotcrm!ucCtO sell cheap
Tor cash or approved credit anol.
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EE.qgJy IND C.GPy.
Z FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
= MANLFACTORY.
90 los. Main street Whcolig. opposite
~ Mr.. Robb's Chair Factory:

TF2 HASUIONABLE HAT AND CAI
k.sS-ssesf MANDATORY
se los. Main street Whcolig. opposite
S Mr.. Robb's Chair Factory:
<1-L5>SsS3 u AVERY & co. respectfully in
~ form their friends and tho public
hat 'hey have ou hand and arc constantly manu-
nIilrHg general assortment OF Hats and Cans Of
'he latest fashions, warranted cCel il not SUPERIOR
10 any that have been offered which viii DO sold
ny The dozen or single ut the lowest prices and ON
as favorable terms they can Do had ia the civ
Hats OF all kinds and qualities also general assert
mont Of mems and and boys fur ami cloth caps.
the year
y. .. Hats and caps made 10 order ESQ rDil,i,r,
mas and caps made on the shortest notice
Ihcy respectfully solicit a liberal share Of public
pl,ronage ,o15
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~ !tIALLLs SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY, lust
~ receive. md i1- -Iir uI the store Of
JAS. \. INGRAM, no I2I Main s..
o-IT -
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Z tONI -S>lo\& Of Henry Lorfaquc-. with co.
- CRAVINGS ty Johnston, Just received and a.,
sale Dr. kJBB q STEPHENSON.
tsl5
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= q r ~ n Be- =
n Ciitt.--Ihc lais G..l col, ;i.,... ,r.,. \. 49,.
= I WOO! cea-cj @, ,A.., On ce.....,,. .f,I.-
-e,'h cd Dir 1arN ao4) un the A., r, Jrrr-.. r -!
i.' renders % necessary Hiai tho.s h4-u,-- ...,.i
Doe closed ihcrsi"rc al persons sror.as ..,,.s-..
r- I"icl,gd are requested To- make iunedI,fr .., .
nHH'- aud a.,o psrsOus having claims aga.l-. .i-.
VII lg,-,us,,cfl yr -..i.omcut.
J. STEPHENSON.
~ survivor Of Stephenson d. Crrv-.5
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- .-.ia-k~ AND >IATICNERS
ar .'.' -s ~" -Hiu!'y ,glcrm ihoi, friend.
pc. ', N"..-, iHattHry have associated tbcra.
nv, 1' rl''''7 under he style Of Robb ~ Ste.
.".'-" Of he stand lately occupied o., ,c,bc,-rr
-.' N.''N'.. rrrr.r 90 ....u s t.uaa .ls' vlo-s
.'.5 ''.'' "a ha'-. ErI s..r i,f-.rr an. ,rr.-,.,
casing igT'u'' Surge aHa y-Iaall, r-rr.a,-,rr.b.
5'.. -s'iraA La'' aud Medical looks Min Ls,o.
80, - ='@''l'' NOV 10 atc Is.cr .,au.ous works
N'i.'is a. hos nl.rlr in pl.iad,.r h.4 .u,sT,,i,,
even '"i'E In i"t various Departments Of literature
..- scene. Together u.Jh School Boots, Cau,s,
MasIc "nt Stationary Of oy,ry description.
Ia coH"eAIou wItl Jhc above - an extensive roak
''''i', who're They are - pared 10 ruc and mann
-''".' L.'A Books 10 o.LcI Of any size, style ard
The highest price vii, he allowed. rs usual. N
exchange Tor Rag Ore. cd ShocIskl s and Tanne.s'
Scraps. ~ poER
Na-.'ar A--'3. 1871. J. STEPHENSON.
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einuss s. a0aertiger

PUBLISHED TRl.wEEKLY AND wEEKI.Y
At tux CORNER OF UNION And WATER SIS.
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