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Office Of the New York Gas Light Company.
October IL, 1876. ~
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day declared
4 dividend of four and half per the capital
stock Of this Company for the months ending August
last payable the stockholders and after Monday the I'd
November next.
The transfer book will be closed from the gath until
that date. By order,
OLD tNov2rc &. l.. EVERITT Sec'v.
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COAL FOR THE UNITED STATES DRY
DOCK


Navy Agents Office, New York, Oct. 8. 1886.
20 law Nj III
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THE sUB.TREAsURY SUSPENDED.

TIE SUB.TREASURY SUSPENDED.
The Alexandria Gazette states that dur.
ing the worry day 90 which the Washington
Union declared that the Secretary of the
Treasury was" determined 10 execute the
Sub. Treasury law, abe the consequences
what they may ON that very day, the Sc.
cretary undertook 10 arrest its operation,
by authorizing the Secretary Of the Senate
and the Clerk Of tho House OF Representa-.
'lves 10 deposIte the public monies in their
charge in the Bank Of Washington; oil.
| though, the l7Ih section Of the law declares
that II any public officer shall deposite in
any bank "nuy portion Of the public mo.
nsys entrusted TO him for safe.keeping, dis
| buFsement, transfer, or for any other pur.
Pose," il shall be adjuged TO be an embez-
zIement of so much Of the said money as
shall be thus deposited, and declared to be
a felony, to be punished by Imprisonment
for not less than SIX months nor more than
ten years, and fine equal 10 the amount
SO embezzedl This provision Of the law
is undoubtedly absurd and ridiculous-but
that might with as much truth be said Of
most OF its provisions. Yet those who
caused II to he enacted ought certainly to
be compelled to conform to its acquisitions.
In thus case, the Alexandria Gazette asks,
who is topay the fine and undergo the i'm.
prlsonment, the Secretary Of the Treasury
who authorized and directed the deposile
to be made, or those who acted under his
authority and by his direcIions-Ri Richmond
Wing.
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EARTHQUAKES

A severe shock was felt at 5 minutes
before o'clock on Tuesday morning, the
Goth inst, in Massachusetts. Al Boston
the Transcript states, " it was accompanied
by rumbIlng sound, resembling that caus.
ed b. tram of railroad cars passing over
a short bridge" Numbers Of persons were
awakened by the rocking of their beds
At Jamaica Plains chimney was broken
down. Worcester, door bells were rung
| by the vibration. At Newburyport, a
rumbIiug noise, ten or fifteen minutes in
duration, was heard. At Wilmington,
crockery ware was knocked from the
shelves. Al Beyerly,a gentleman writes
" nv bed shook, and it sounded as though
dozen railroad trains were passing over
my rocf." 1t was also felt al Springfield
Mr., Rice, the celebrated "Jim Grow,
has been deprived of speech and the use o.
his limbs by stroke of paralysis,
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10 E.,H.-N.s...:2....SS,
Type Foundry and Printers Fur.
nishiDg Warehouse.

fENIlE SUBSCRIBERS have opened q
n NEW TYPE FOUNDRY III the
city Of New York, where they are ready to sup"
ply orders To any eIlout ior any kind oil JOB or
FANCY TYPE. aud every article necessary fer
Printing Office.
The Type, which are east in new moulds, from
an entirely new set Of materials, with deep coun.
'crs, arc warranted TO be unsurpassed by any, and
WI DO sold at prices 10 suit the times
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam En-
g'nes Of the most approved patterns.
Nh. Machlnlst is constantly in attendance
70 repair Presses 10 do light work
Editors Of newspapers, who will buy tire,
Times as much type as their bills amount to, may
give The above SIX months insertion IN their pa
psfs, and scnd their papers containing II to III,
subscribers.
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October 3, 1915. 52-Gm
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But you SAID i, would pu, you to no 10
couvenleoce, that you would wait with plea
sure
Command me 10 any thing else, sir, but
~ this respect | cannot oblige you, said
llenry, rising and walking The floor with
rnpid strides.
Poor fellow, he had thought his passion
subduod; but when he saw that Caroline
was SO soon, so irIccuverably 10 become an.
others, the latent spark burst forth into an
unexIngulshable n4ue and he found i, in
vain 10 endeavor 10 conceal his emotion.
The old gentleman regarded him With q
look Of earnes'ness-' Now, Henry said
he, tell me frankly. do you not love my
girlP
! viIl be candid piib you cir, replied
Henry, conscious TINT bis agitation had
betrayed him, had the fortune such as
she merits, as you, sir, have right 10 ex.
pect. should think myself the happesi of
| meo, could gain her love-
Then che Is yours, cried the delighted
old man. Say no, q word about property,
my boy, true worth is better than riches
was cnly trying you, Henry, and Caroline
viii never be married 10 aHs other man than
yourself.
The transition from despsir TO happiness
vas great. For moment Henry remain.
ed silent, but bis looks spoke volumes. At
last
scorn 10 deceive you. sir, said be, Il
an poorer than what you suppose bave
a mother end grandfather who are
| know il, know il all, said Mr.. D.,
inIerfupting hun; know the, reason Of your
parsimony, as i, is called, and honor you
TOR II; il was tina. which first put il into my
bead TO give you Caroline, so she shall be
yours, and God bIcss you both n
Shortly aller this conversation, Henry a.
vowed bis love 10 Caroline, soliciting her
hand, and il is needless TO say that be did
no, solicit in vain. Caroline would have
deferred their union Until the succeeding
spring, but her father vas inexorablel He
supposed be would own one falsehood, be |
SAID, and they would willingly have him
shoUlder two bot il vas too much and he |
would not endure ii. He had told Henry |
ooS ~oo 6otil9 " W uaIIteu W i've Weeks, |
and he would not forfeit bis word; buI per.
haps, added be, apparently recalling him.
'elf, aud turning to Henry, perhaps ge
shall have 10 defer il after all, for you have
impoFian. business 10 the country about
that time.
Be perciful, sir, said Henry, smiling.
did GOT wish to DO witness TO The sacri
dco Of my ovo happiness
am merci(uI,' replied the old eeuile. |
nco; end for that reason wound not wish
10 put you TO The Inconvenience CT Staying.
\ gu SAID tina, you you'd willingly obge
me, but you could DOT, indeed you could
not
You have been young, sir said Henry.
Il know IT, replied he laughing heartily,
but ! am afraid loo many OF US old folks
forget it,-however, If you can postpone
your journey, | suppose Se must have q
wedding
We have only TO add, that the friends Of !
Henry we're sent for, and that bIes, with the |
hlial love OF Henry aud Caroline, the old
people passed the rest Of their days 10 peace
and happiness.
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TO PRINTERS.

VHNHE Subscriber has for sale, at his
N place o miles Fast OF Raleigh, one
foat Of SMALL PICA. 30l lbs. which has been
scne time N use, though not much worn. The
supreme Court Reports for 1915 were printed on
lsls letter, aud il has not been used since. This
f'as will be sold for SOS, Cash, including cases.
Also, 800 lbs LONG PRIMER on Small Plea
cE THIS Font Is nearly new, aud will be sold
MI intending cases. ANY person, who takes
Wis, can have them Cor $3.50, Cash, or ne
s'''o'e P-2e. ii the Bank Of the State.
:, H. LORlkG.
May 20, 1916. IS
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II o ETR v.
TIE TIME TO DIE

- - ~
4" ! ask'd glad and happy child
Whose hands Wero fil'J with flowers,
Whose silv'ry laugh rang free aud wild,
Among the vine wreuth'd bowers;
crossed her sunny path, and Grid,
When Is the time to die I!
oi yet, not yet = the child replld,
And swiilly bounded BY.
| nsk'd maiden back shc flung
The tresses Of hor hair;
a WHISPERED name gqs on her tongue.
Whose memty hoyor'd there.
4 flush passed DER her lily brow,
caught her spirits sigh,
Not now she GRID, 'sh 10, not nor
Youth IS 40 time 10 de-
Gsk'd mother, bs she prest
Her FIRST born in her arms,
A. gently on her tender breast
She hnsh'd her babes alarms.
10 qnivsring tones her answer came,
Her eyes were dim with telr..
My boy bis mothers life must claim.
Tor many, many years"
questioned one in manhood's prime.
Oi proud and fearless air,
HIS brow was iurrow'd not by time,
Or dinm'd by woe aud care.
In angry accents he replied
And elcamd with scorn his eve.
Talk not 10 me OF death. no crld,
For only ago should DIE
questioned Age; for him. the tomb
Had long been all prepared,
But death, who wIthers youth and bloom.
ThI man Of years had spard
Once more his natures dying fire
Elash'd high, as thus lie cried,
Lye, only life is my desire .
Then gasp'd, and groand and died.
| ask'd Christ0n--' answer thou
When is tho hour Of death :
holy calm was on his brow.
Aud peaceful vas his breath;
And sweeily DER his features stole
smile, a light divine
lie spake lhe language Of his soul.
My Masters time is mine -"
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4 NEW VOLUME
UF
EEiE WEEKLY MIRROR
Will COMMENCE
The First Week in April,

NN HEN some important Improvements will
w be mace 10 It's character aud appearance
1t tsthc determination OF the proprietor TO mako
II, from the date OF the NV VOLUME, the very
BEsr LlrERARY Journal IN AMERICA, and 10 car.
~ out the Plan no pains or expense will BE- spar.
cd. The Begging System, so much m vogue with
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he'd on IN the editorial department Of the NEW
YORK MKRoS; and what The editor and his as
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real talent and genius viii DC Literally paid for
writing. We shall be able to give coplous FOR
ElGN and DOMESIl Confession DENCE,
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RlGlNAh TALES and ESSAYS not surpassed
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MIR, WlLLiSS ENGAGEMENTS to contrib.
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Permanent School.
Alcxandriaua Academy,
Hrsklsnbtur 20, n. c 10 miles N,siA of CAafioit.
,. ID. Wharton, Principal.
hcy. III. II. Cunningham, ktcctor.

tkllE third Session Of this Institution COM
~. mcnces on the 18Th instant. under the super.
ialsadeace u tho above gentlemen. The course
OF 'tad,ea adopted is sueh As to prepare pupils for
sdHnssion to tho Junior Class 10 any Of our Cot
ices. Ii' locsiloa Is a. pleasant aud healthy,
aad a. ist removed from all causes Of dissipation,
s' aaJ u this section oil The State.
Terms.
Boarding, including Washing, fuel and an m
'ishls, per month, S'"0
Tuition.
writing, Arithmetic, English t,fummar ma
aud Geography, per sess. Of months. w"
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural fhioso .oo
ply. Rhetoric, Logic, &c w
L4.a aud Greek Languages, 400
June T. lc46.
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TO ALL TEACHERS.
t.fEg.FBEE SCHOOL
.S~S-AS2
PUBLISHED BY GRlGG 81 ELLIOT
PHILADELPHIA.

& tRlGG & ELLIOTS new .sfic, Of conf mon
M School Reidefs, Nos ! 2 ; and & They
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Books for eommoa Schools ever published 10 this
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have also introduced Gflmshaw's History OF the
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COglaiac Brandy

For medical purposes, for sale by the bottle.
L. J. HOLToN,
April 3, 1916.
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New Grocery& Confectionery
STORE.
Grocery and Confectionery
s.44tOrR,

where he intends keeping nearly every article ptr
tanning to the business, should his announcement
warrant IT, Iic has nos oh hand the following
artltles. VIZ
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IHE NEW YORK WEEkLY MIRROR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-15

- LNNg NJ q most respectfully infprms bis
Intends sod rue niaefft hat De Iat fcteived nent hs
Lesirfn market. q fsref assortment of
F0TfIgH aFd D0WofIc mn Goods,
frcctcd wIh pfrr' cafe. WHICH he VIII scfl bf naheto
order, al prices uu lHunot nI 90 p'rs4p.
taurfs' Nrtt-rur ladies ere raurstIv invited ~ eau
and frnlHr ha rrH style ~ goods. gurEilf ~ dresses.
walking iIcsrff tHf fiDahf completing 81 the new sivter
fi sFeHufffcf. tlt.pf ro'hs. e%iugHFnf. fstifoF A.. nv
stor. 81 gnrra IH worry large rniQscIug the Rest niates ~
airaraf mus 1 Pc laufs. 80. tnzrhfr efh q fuu assort.
tfcn' OF Black fHi white ~gingfaut aid Faffcofs. care.
lDHhf Sd aId H'nIii.fap no cyefF description shawF aud
ftaur ~ nafHt. t.t d..lfnsa ri Vcsy f%rc1srafs prices.
tfsfIFIEta WA. ruFffiro tlaft sad ed0Ffi
cloths. ifHtcf ani flfuf f'Dhs. uisri md Striped resi-
meIrs, bfuwu, fiark esd uifff Ft iHots. gold nliErd
riaid. frd. FFau rd white fsnrelf. h,car5fd sud
brown safefinrse dsnIuIat. srnn ard shiuiaf elccts.
ninre, alsu a.t af cotton lochrf tardkefehiff-.
gloves. sa. .nfl t f.. iffh iufUs linen fstlecistbr
lHaH H1rif h8HII rrHIfa suf frtHf quality ~ blank
81. 0' aH tIrIF. WI.H tllrff of ~Hfisria Sewers go
H... .HIrlf. tn1 uHrer1rs io reuII1nasIof within
sou tFtr rnn IaftHIf Ir FHnWiAg Co ny friends 81
f.t. d..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-15
NEW AND IL

- GORGE McMt RlAN is now opening at his stove
~ room ON Market square, a splendid stock ~ fancy
aud staple Dry Goods at uuCoumoniy low prices To which
Tie noiiocof his customers are respectfully solicited VIZ.
For Gentlemen surer wool dyed Black French cloths.
Beaver "
Brown. Olive and Green
BlSck and other eoierod Csssimcrs, super black French
for Ladies coNks, barred do. Rack fancy sirirrd sapa
cadet aud steel mixed Satinets, Suser striped barred and
plain satin Crayais silk.
For the Ladies suscT Graduated cashmere robes. high
coiored ca hGicrc do, slk w arp and fancy luslTe. Alpaca
inlet clotS, plgtl Cashmere shRwis heavy black richly
embroidered, shaded moriHoes black aud other eolors,
niofeeus fdr la lies wear, Ind ia null and Swiss. ihyeaa
laccs, Alpaca cAshmcs and Lambs wool hose, tancy hon.
net TtLlons, new style prints, very low IN great variety,
super black, brown and sage colofed ladies Md gloves, a
splendid assortment, black, white and red mcriro yarns,
EAIslou arid other Ginghan. y good assortment. nsnnels
all oolofs, shirtirgs hleached aud brown with a good Va
IiCiy Of all kinds Of fancy snG fashionable Goods.
ALSO suUer Gunpnwdcf Imperial & yomng Hyson Teas
. Olong ChIlSn Mofs Shousloug do, super government
java aud Rio eoAee for sale by GEO M~cMURRAY,
Oct 10, Ma4ket suuare.
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10 mEnCiIANTs. PHYSICIAN ANa
OEIsIUS

TTHE SUBSCRIBER kocgs constantly Tor rae. a, tho
a lowest price, AZ assortment of MEDICINES,
nklGS, bNEsIl FRS, PAINTS. OILS, GLASS, VAR
NlSIi, BRUSHES. sc. &C.
Conddent his prices VIII give ssisfactiou. he s~olicies
even these who may not intend 10 purchase a. The tin.c.
10 arcetAiu Tie prices OF his goods.
Any communities ions askuE ths prices OF goods. are
most choerfIlly and promptly answc ed.
lie would particularly state. that DO has a stea- Fec.
tory IN connection wiki hr rtcro, far Powdcring Jatap.
Rhuearh, lsocNcuanha, and many other Medicines: for
grinding Mustard, Cinnaion, Aisuice. rcppcr. CIovcs,
Sc; and Lamp Blacs, Black Lead, Venetian Red.
Chrome yellow and green. Nefdcgrs, yellow Ochre and
other Paints, in oil; al Of which he Is able TO sell A. ne
very love prices.
Pants uiNcd already Tor use and put M IN earflcn
pots of different sizes. Tor famii, convenience.
Futy cfthe icsi quality a. . "a cents per m. out nf
hiadders' and } CTS per % IN %LiSddefs, III quantities OF 30
pounds aud upwards.
No charge made for delivering goods in any rer ofthe
ritys J. W ". CCPplN
DRrGeisr. No. f52 West rratt. a few doors fonf IiFh;
- uLosLe DE D 8 O u n EcLnt. Balmnre. nh "a
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d RIA WIN S.

Kentucky Lottery. class 2s3. Nov. 20 1910
2 IL II - - Is 10 % l3 20 II 90 81
Lowest rrtzc 81,
No, 10 l6 Is, prize, $500, sent to Hamil.
ton, o.
Kentucky Lottery. class 2S9, December 3.
u l3 90 IS 60 ~ II 10 | 10 rs s 10
Lowest prize 81.
No l3 81 ~, quarter of 80, 200, sent TO
Fulton, o.
New Jersey Lottery, class e6. Dec. ,,
10 40 81 20 Is 80 27 % 81 Is 63 4
Loves, rrize So.
No is 20 30, second capital prize e5, COO
whole ticket. returned To the managers Tor
want Of II purchaser,
r, ARMSTRONG * co.
Wheeling, Va.
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Nn1IO-

fT1HE uufsrrftef rHcfs ff ssie. the whole ~ thst val
- ushle estate, ID tnc city ~ Wheeling. STATE Of Viz
riuia, fufmefiy uF rppeftt ~ Hanpdcn Isae. fsg.
most ltshlc Far oftFc els. a portion of this pfnpstF
III rIfuHfd isinlfdteffr Iu front n IS aItr grrff. ard
fouiur iHr Ohio IiVrf. ard mrrr Is erected sp r. nau NJ
Shire sfG. euI washable ware Huuae A. ESQ sr..frI .fH.
er furd,nFs- ss1s ffsrf of lead r0HfsiuiHe afHus ono
funffrd ard ufF sores nf upwards IrfHf HurIIs.e'
htrt AID a3IIfHtra tHe ttY,aiouf o.f hundred acres ~
%tnfatrsrt Be- ufh ed rfafa land. ths fa'aHrf Ia Wla.
tatH atouUdiDf m n Zone fraf. rHd snd supposed il Ia
e. rich Dol tba mstcfal 81 spy t1si tsnk BIZ size rr..I
sttte
Those Persons WISHING % rurshsFe will sffrr. ne
satsfutc living rrfft Size Gus aff orIrrf r. cntG-. s..
Octai. fNHtttFW. FrHI.f.
] H~OrrEF---o rs-s Pic coffee.
~ m PACKETS 0d CorarrnurH Ia.F CrT.f Ha -s.r.r
I'd aaa Cor sse ~ F 20 w. AXIOM ~ ~.
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