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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
ANGE TALE.

Turn STRANGER THAN EIcTIoS.-Thc ".
D. Della says that q lew years since, a Ser
gehnt la the army at Fort leavrnworih WAS
arrested on a charge OF having stolen money
from Lieut.. T., an officer OF that station. he
ran away, was followed. arrested, aud money
found upon him. The Lieutenant. on hear.
lng oi his arrest, disappeared, and was suppo
scd TO have been murdered.
The Sergeant was brought up FOE cxamina
iiOu. The proofs were exhibited to hun. the
money, his flight. &c; his only reply was
Where Is my Hccus~n Bnug him before
ine and YOU shall see who l. the thief" But
Lieut.. L. could not b. found. The S,ucant
then confessed that be had been brlbrd by
Lieut.. 1. 20 desert and take upon himself the
Inidmy which justly belonged To the Lieuten-
Sni himScli, who was a delauiter 10 the GOV
eminent. aud Wished Ia cover his crime by
tie alleged robbery of the sergeant. That IA
had given hiai two hundred dollars aud also a
horsc io fly nom The fort, which. after a So
we're CONFLICT with conscience, he at last con
sentrd todu, bot that before he had gone ma
ny nIirs, his borse broke down, aud he was
oscrtsken and arr sled.
On the lst OF Octob Z last, as the Mexican
force Was marching out of Monterey. unc ui
The oliver under Gen. Worth, whuse troops
were drawn up TO salute them, recognised la
one OF the McNicau Colonel> a familiar lace,
which proved to be that vi Lieut.. 4. The
Delta says
As soon as the MeNican's eye fell upon the
face OF the two Americans. he was observed
to grow deadly pale, aud pail his cap over
his eyes and turn away. But the Americans
had seen enough la satisfy them that the
Mexican Colonel was no other than lac pnc-
gadc Lieutenant T., for whose crime =
poor man nOw suffers the iniamy OF impison,
ment IA the penitentiary of Missouri. Al
inspection Of the MEXICAN military roll, and
inquiD among the Mexican officers. confirm.
Ell the truth o, the personal observations ol
our officers.
! We understood that this evidence will b,
l4ij before the Executive ior The purpose o
obIining commission OF the punishment 81
ne unfortunate sergeant, the victim oil ihI0
pase officer. whos Ia The crime OF having dis
guced his county uniform and betrayed H.
conf lenre edits the eternal iniamy Of a paf
ricide and the traitor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

There goes The old Duichmsn who hal the
dangerous gcescl' exClsimed a friend i'm the
country the other day. calling Cur attention
TO a Dutchman of the oldest 'sChOoi who
was walking slowly along The road. We
asked an explanation. "Nhy, when the yam
kces first bryan to settle in here. be was join
Ell one morning b. a slsb-sided specimen OF
en-, 80 be was picking up the quilts that his
geese bad dropped. ia their chattedng morn
ing waddles, hy the edges ~ an oblOng pond
az The road side. Presently one Of ile geese
stretched onthis long neck 81 the Yankee, ~ ho
started ~ II a msi dog were ~ his hcrls.-
u dolt him. sail The oil D%utchnan. mot
To D. aVnid, DAT de geese wouldn't hurt 'Gm
any bat dr geese did Tuu after him dough
'iest over thc till q Ways. aud nouc of EN-
wouldn't give um nO wsi eos move. whentv-
&c he come aloog dc street. / believe dry
bad o sphiie agin d. Nunkccs. Meiu GOrTl
Us curious. dough, bot De geese always went
away and iiiu't comc back any more The
secret Of thIt was. shat the Ysukec. who Wa.
80 uinit Of co. Dltohmlu's Recs lai thrown
oui kernels a clfn. amDng which wa- one
with e h-h-huOk attached. Once swallowed.
tbc nugV gDcs' was seen in low otter .h. o..
ing iugi iys.- haicisrboct,r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
THE LAST o NIGHT.

Good night. Father deer, ] go To nest,
Said a isir aud lovely child,
His looks bespoke the hand OF death,
Aud his tone was soft and mild.
Good night. good night. sweet mother
I'll lay me on the Thy breast,
For ! feel a coldness DER me creep,
And wish that | could rest.
Good night. good night NV Sister
And infant brother dear,
I'll Law me on our mothers breast,
I've nothing there TO fear.
A gentle sleep came DER the boy,
Twas deaths long drcamless sleep;
They laid him in his lowly grave
Where u lonely willow wecps.
LEILA. a pupil
Wheeling Seminary, Dec. q, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

TEA AND C0PFEE.-we are Informed
says the Washington FOuntain) that six Of
the members OF the Committee os Ways and
Means. thee wings aud three democrats. are
infexibly opposed TO recommending a tax on
tea and coffee for war purposes; aud the opin-
ION il openly expressed by the most innuen-
tisl democrats, that ii a bill be introduced for
that purpose it will not receive fifty votes in
tho House.
On the other hand the n. Y. Journal of
Commerce says il learns by letters from mem
ben OF CongrcSs that the probability is that a
majority OF both Houses will be found ready
TO pass n bill, ia accordance with the Prcsi-
dents recommendation, imposing a duty ON
the importation Of Tea and Coffee, at least
during the war.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
THE STEAMBOAT ATLANTic.-Mor,

Bodies Fouad.-Thc New London Sun oi
Monday contains the following intelligence:
The body Of another victim of the wreck
was found on Saturday afternoon last, about
fifty rods from the scene OF disaster, supposed
To be that of DR.. Tourney. a boot on one leg
having his name as a mark. The msnuisc,u-
ref's name was chafed off, but the number oI
his stand. PCS North Market street, remained
and was Ineligible. IL was entirely divcst-
ed of clothing. and OF every kind of apparel
except the boot before mentioned. and was
much bruised and msngied. the skull was
gone and one lex completely wrcnched off,
Two skulls were picked up on the beach.
GA Sunday morning. AT early daylight, the
body OF John Walton Gather OF the Walton
family) was also found. not much mangled.
hut The linesments ot the face were entirely
destroyed. Mr.. Walton was recognized by
has dress and articles found upon his person.
among which were silver hunting watch. a
jack kniIe. 1926 (s2S5 in bills aud $40 in
gold. J aud some other articles OF little worth.
The money Yves discovered wrapped in a piece
OF blanket, which. IL is presumed. preserved
its circulating value. Pieces ot trunks and
~valises. merchandise boxes, aud other com
paratively vaLaeless articles have been collec-
ted. On the fragment of one trunk were the
initials NV. s." another had "a. j. Cola
more, Boston" with a dark colored wallet,
containing a small sum OF money.
The body of Mr.. Walton was brought TO
this city. aud placed under the charge Ul our
city corporation.
A bag, containing the Gags of the Atlantic
IN a perfect state, was also recovered. The
wreckeTs. some 10 or 20 in number, are ac-
lively engaged in securing every thing. They
have a trnporary shanty erected Tor their
night comforts aud daily con,eniences The
OF the boat is being secured a. fast as
the weather will admit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
cINclNNArI MONEY MARKEr.

UEItNBLN %. IoFO. n UNs, h.W.
The scarcity of funds continues TO be a sub
jet of general complaint smon. business men
but operators in particular. Their demand
cannot be supplied - iull as they wish. In
fact. money is just about as tight as il has been
for a number ol years. Domestic paper is
freely offered. but very little taken.
Exchanges sre about as usual: New York,
Philadelphia. Boston ard Baltimore selling at
! per CT. prem, and vers Grm demand about
as usual.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

ITEMS OF NEWS AT New Orleans, on
the liih inst, there we're 1910 barrrls OF
AogTBnd 1881 sacks of corn CLOSED Tor Furop-
can porls.-Col. Banks and Dr. Nanyalz.h.
of LewistOwn, Pa. on route toT Monterey. To
bring home the remains OF 1t. Wood. arrived
at New Orleans on the l4th inst.-The
Mobile papers announce the death Of Hon.
samuel y Moore, formerly Governor of thgt
State.-fherc we've lS6 draihsin New York
lsst week ~ New Ode5ns during the
week cndingthe 9th inst. there were n
dcaths.--A meeting of the stockholders of
the Chesapeake sOd Ohio Canal will be- held
~ Baitimor ou the - Moudsy in Febusry.
Hon. Theodore F~rcliughuysea has been
elected frsi trnt of The American Peace So
ciety.-hr DipneiOrd, late mlnager Of the
BoWeTy and Othcf New Nok theatres. has turn.
Ell temperance lecturr.--fhe steamer Cam.
bna brought over silS,132 in spccie.-
Miss Jcmimt Drake, OF Mercer copnty. n. J.,
has recovered $50 damages from John Tenn
pie, iof bTeuch "a pr0nisc .-Bems0d Dean.
q bcggar who died In New York Few da,s
ago. irh SJ00ia hunk. aud considerable pro.
perry in New Jers'y.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS -.Ny d.,,

ASSOCIATION or IDEAS -"Mv dear
B'ht sitd that reverend man to me. "IIl tell
lou what Is meant By association Of iieas.-
Thus o. u as happens To- your blessed "a
ihef When. Stabnut ten 81 night. your mo.
ihrf-tafninR q siocKinE. GO ~ hat not -l08ks
iHA upa my-l can't h.lp it'll think OF o
.rmon, lien J think Of Whiskey-whi.ke,
leads me on io o glass glass goes 10 no
lil"E Dat Dot Watcf-hOt water cries out su.
Et snRtfasks Go o spoon: and before ,ou
vfH Nf 'JHtA Robinson tile MAINS Yl tuuf
''' a"c'sfof Who was 9 very quick chap.
ald oamc over with th- Nuunins-f .y 4,
your mother aud aIi beginning with ODE Iam-
ou of bee booking ai az, ny Jsar. nc f1ddv"
Aud this my dsi ing gid. Is Use '-,Ciatiau Co.
uieas -Attt.iurfs ~ Mss R0jiasoa Cru.
sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

A ColNCIDENCE.-Fiyc orsix weeks ego, IL
We remember rightly as to the time, a lady ia
Philadelphia mt with a Sudden d-alh a. u
somewhat remarkable way. She lrll. while
carrying a pitcher at water to her bedroom,
the pitcher broke and a fragment OF il inflicted
a wound upon her neck. s%eyering the g,cat ar
terry, aud she quickly bled TO death. Looking
over q LONDON paper, last evening. We found
recorded an accident almost precisely similar,
which happened in London on the 9th OF Nov.
ember the only difference being that tine gid
Tell IN the street. aud that il was a dish, 40,
a pitcher. The Tag neat OF which gave her the
fatal wound.--N. y. Cam. ADJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

GOOD NIGHT, The sound j. lull of ten
dcmeSs aud sweetness. WIS dosi thou yet
ye,llnger, departing oue2 Dusi thou wish 'or
another and yet another good nightl Is that
WORT 50 grateful iu theef Where indeed T.,
the ear that loves i, Doi2 that does not wall
10 have IL reprvied more thea oncc2
Let ts receive these beautiful words as one
OF the pledges OF our isir inheritance tenn.
Prrdl emblem of those brrsthiugs of ct-ual
peace. which will gush forth from one busom
into another, o. happy spihts meet Ind part
in ihe cay ui oar q a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
THE SILVER BIRDS VEST.

ny "a. y. GOULn.
We were shown a beautiful specimen of
the ingenuity of birds, a few days since, by
DIR. Cook, of this borough. II was a birds
nest. made entirely OF silver wires, beautiful
IN woven together. The nest was found on
a sycamore tree. by Doctor Francis Bard OF
York county. IL was the nest Of = h-"s'"s.
bind; and the material was probably obtained
from a soldiers epaulette, which ii had found.
Chester Viuoge Record, Spring Of
lS43.
A STRANDED soldiers cpaUletlc,
The waters east ashore,
A little winged rover met,
AMI eyed IL DER and DER.
The silver bright 80 pleased her sight.
On that lone. idle vest.
She knew not why she should deny
Herself a silver nest.
The shining wire she pecked and ,wirlcd
Then bore IL to her Dough,
Where, on a nowery twig 1 was CuTled, -
The bird eau show you how;
But, when enough ol that bright stuff
The cunning builder bore
Her house To make, she would not tskc.
Nor did she oovet. mort.
And when tie little artisan.
While neither pride nor guilt
Had entered ~ her pretty plan,
Her resting place had built:
With here aud there a plume To spare
About her own light form.
or lhess, inlaid with skill. she made
A lining soft IND warm.
Bot, ID yop think The tender brool
She iondled there, aud Tel,
Were prouder. when they understood
The sheen about their bcd7
Do YOU suppose they ever rose
Oihigher powers possessed,
Because they knew they peeped aud grew
Within q silver ncsl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

Tue question whether saltpetre viii explode
has been settitd. The explosion al thc great
hte al New York, was caused by the GOTTEN in
the buildings blown up becoming saiuiaied
engines, dried bS the heat. AM exploded by
lIc llnne. P%Tfehansl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
KANAwHA yoLuNTEERs.-we >,

NM WIZ eN-
pressed, a few weeks go, the hope that the
kanawha S-nStorial District would furnish
one company of Volunteers. We DO not yet
despair, we have received an o1er of two from
Fayette, they say 1907 ~ more there will b.
ready. all that i wanted is some one 60 take
the charge OF thrmo We understand that
Coils Ruffner aud Turner arr about to call their
regiments together for the purpose OF giving
the men a chance. All things are ready at
Guyandotte. Plenty OF stores, a Commissary
and two officers To receive the Companies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

o. tae ulshi OF pee 3tb lost d bo} B., ta
nsma q Johnson shof anaihe, by ihr usne of
Mtichci, WrbR PISTOL. u.Bf Wordbuw
Montgomery county Ohio. Mitchell b oot
ftprc.ei io sni'irr-te dilhruliy between
iH- ..' an.a HH ii1e 'oti il a.
Uf. ~ boost
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

The regiment OF volunteers called Tor from
Mississippi by the Secretary Of War. j.
being enrolled with great spirit throughout
TIE several sections OF the State. The motto
OF Mississippi Seems to be. ''First in thc field
and last out OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

EiirnD- Counclle. convicted Of the murder
oi DR.. Weston, was sentenced by the District
Court sitting at Oprlousas, la. TO the Peui
tentiary ior ninety nine years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

Destructive FlRE--on the 20th Now
ember loTiy buildings We're DIES royed oy hre NJ
Guvesend, Fog. Loss sl2i 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

Mr.. Mills has been elected Mayor OF MOI
ireal. Canada. MIR. James Ferrisr, the ex-Aia,
or. having declined a reelection.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

AWFUL EXPLoSioN.-ln a coal mine
near B~urminghsm. England, an explosion OF
gas took place, killed 10 men aud thee ho'ses'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
NEW NOVELS.

nuKE Of burgundy by A. Dumas. 81 Clair. a Tale M
- Federal CITY rs J. T. n lack Dstchst. The Clerk,
~ od Mas Tale, "Mcs,oir- OF BeciSeisi- ffssa the
eefnan CIV hsur, The Coantes. ne Inqaisitoss Pun.
tshnnsnt BY w. Enroii~, Lercnds and stories of Irei ana
- ssnansl Lsvcf. Rop o'Morc by Lover. white n<y
- Mr.. tau, chance Neatly, White slave. impaster.
Toe 1tt, Adam brown. Cx1rina. The easurxlcr, With
many Other Interesting ~srkr, just received "a
Dcc ~. ELLIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
FOR SAIE-

a SECOND baud steam Engine y inch Cyiindes q
- feet STROKE. Two - inch IS fret boilers.
\ superior RniinE machine. shaking scyiindcrs "a
zach Diameter q inches louE, IA good order. n Screws
large aud small for standing Presses, 2 good three
Roll faer csilcndcfs, ! doz Scfecn Plate nns and
Seursc. = doz hard wood cap sine Lay Boards. Any
kind" 81 Manufactured sftie,ss taken IA rsynssnt.
Dec - ~ NJ Cs IANRDiN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28
CHRESTWA a. NEW
WEARS

FyTHE suiscriter has just received a large assortment
= OF Anuah. Juvenirs. and other looks Suitable for
Holiday presents. among winch are a.. olow ING IN
beautiful ~iisdinrr
The Bouquet for 1917,
The Diadem for 1917,
The Oral for 1917.
Tile RalnDow Tor 1917.
The Moss Rose for lSi7,
Friendships ofrring for 1917.
The Msy Flower Tor 1917.
The Christian Keepsake Tor 1917,
The Ross of Sharon Tor 1917,
Christmas Blossoms for 1917,
The Floral Year Tor 1917,
The Forget Ne Not Tor 1917.
The Hyacinih for 1872.
Iady's Book Of Flowers aud Poetry,
Fiora's Interpreter,
Shellry's Works,
Amolia's Poems,
ALSO
4 great variety of Juvenile aud Toy Rocks. Can aai
examine tcsorc purchasing fscwhcfr.
~ al "a N. -
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HOSIERY

Fui.L ss@oyuncnt 81 T. adi--'. Misc. ana cha.
~ a. uOHNnN<Ok
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GLOVES. GLOVES.

TrToR GcntcmcH's weaT. Heavy Gotten. nsiia. f.i.ir-
IS aud WOo'eh lined with Baekskin, heavy and ieka
woaicn and Cottoa with Gum tors. Ter chllaKesn
wear. assotted aires ofkesvy wcoien miucn- and . few
giovcr. lns' received ~ } A. r HORNBkook.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-28

tAIoW - yDur time 20 ustca Prcpent Tor J n ave -sue
ofthe neA'ssi aad preiiss-f Nunua'A focir, bt
~. PrsYrr D,oks. ard other hooks hound mp IN The
tnosi .hicndid hindirz. saiiails fcr presents. al thc cheap
BOOK store of dec 80 w KOBB. cor Main a Jntan
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IRIS no USE TALKING ANY. MORE

THOR RORB has received the p~re.iic-t aad lest Heeorr
mcni OF PLAYS ard Juvcniic Books thai ever wSs
brought To This CITY. consisting w part A. follows Bus
Ia: Meuarerie. tomlcai tarvcrs. states. Foot roidicr.
Mhat dye Buy, GaHls~. No I busy Extra. Modern io-
minoe-. Historical Amu~cncn'-. biographical. happy
hits. Golden Egr. SkiNlin. Caudic history, Aiphateis,
Natrinrony. &C. Also a srai variety ofToy Hooks. 60.
lofcd ard 81 every description, Wholesale and fctai, ~
the corner Of Main and Union streets. dee -
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RIVER NEWS.

KsE XIX y n Ss -.
REPORTED ny 9. HERRy
10 i.ct 0 iu,lIcs water inthe olanncl-rising
ARRIVALS \ Ur%PNErVREs
Dl B01is for fhn ftsf Is t0HFs. cadiHs yessev
ddu al 1 o'riock. -. ~.
ARRIVED.
Swinsure No. 2. Fuller. 81. Louis.
Roht Fulton, Collier Piusbufgb.
lindsou. Ebhen. "
SeualoT, McLurc, Cincinnati.
Amc6ca, Calhoun. Pittsburgh.
Brunette, Smith, 81 Louis.
DEPARTED.
Cutter. Hasless, Cincinnati.
Robt. Fulton, Collier. y Orleans
Hudson, Ebbeu, Pittsburgh.
Brunette, Smith,
America. Calhoun, Cincinnati.
Swiilsurc No 3, Fuller. Cin.
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EIRE CRACkER3-

TNN oxr No ! chinese FIRE crselsr,.
30 in tos " lust received
tv
r-fior gas'dy, Fuh rceeveihy IA
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BOARD or TRADE.
COMMITTEE on Can moyco for December.
". 9. sELBY, nos. HUuHEs, ,. D.. wHAaruN.
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u. PAINE q co. MANAGERS.

ID. PAINE q co. MANAGERS.
WHEELING, Va.
Official drawing of HE Pokomokc River
Lottery OF Delaware, dass23l, drawn at VIII
uingioD, Dee. %.
90 81 6 n 6S % IS 2S "a l 81 90
Lowest prize 60.
Official drawing of the P6komokc River
Lottery OF Delaware, class No. 235, dawn at
Wilmington. Dee. 20.
SO , 80 CO rs 20 80 81 6 s 10 20
Lowest prize 81.
Oficial drawing Of The Delaware Smell fry
Lottefy ol Delaware, class 30G, drawn anvil.
miugion. Dec. ~
10 81 IS 5S 26 ~ 80 ! 10 Z - ? Al 81
Lowest prize 81.
y. l.. DORSEY,
sole Agent for tho Mauagcr-
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. THE

Nh NJ q A P~T.iTTCNntRG would re-p-rtf.ux a..
&N& uoance To The Ladies OF Wheeling. thai ~. IA.
commented DRESS MAKING on Market street. nearly
opVosite the Old Masonic Hall, one door south Of M
James ". Rohk's residence. Having made arrsnxbnnrpt
with a lady An one OF The mast fashion aide sr;shll.hsr~at.
~ the East. shc " il ie In the constant rcceips Of al IN,
CHANars 90 Fasmos. ~ neat huins ard economical
cutting she hopes TO share a part ofthe rstronsxe Of tho
putiic. rsv - eas
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TOYS. T,oYS.

a TCLL Assortment Of French and German T,x. nj,
81 al qualities and prices, sore cs the nne.i ever ~
fsrrd ~ this msrAtt, iust received srk tf ssi- wAai--.l.
and seiiby lat nORNBROok.
Dec -. Nonro> A.
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ELKCTIoN.

MARINE Insurance. coNrAsY's OfrioE.
Dccsmber %. 1916.
n \ annual election Coz nine Dioeciofs IN ue No.
"A. en Insurance COMPANY. VI ule hrd Nf- eWee
IN "A .trr.dsv. the 6Mi dan % Janua'y ncti. tct~e~n
inc haar. Of 10 o'c;oek. a n and oielock.fN
arrss mccoy. Secretary.
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TO Buoys OF WHEELING

m INNS New Orleans sarsr. received ard Cos
~ sA'e b. dec - sIiRtNER a SrkLLH
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or FURNl
TITRE

"iLl..S "...,s -. .,, .~euri.i bx NJ
Johu Iut.on. deceased. on Hsmgdcn STREET. q iairr ana
hsna-sme assortment ofuog sEuohp sNp ~ nsNF.h
.trrrE. consisting of dozen Aahorhany thatrH ' -
hornaV sofa, 4 Mahogany Rockiua tAsit. tsrpcr, heue
and Hcdlinz. bureaus, DininE and Toilet Table. siarge
Looking Cia>sc-. &C.
Trass-An suns uudcr 50. cash; al o,cs,0 months
credit. the purchaser giving iond with security
acest OLIVE PRYOR, Adnnntcfsos.
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veN ~ "a rn<evos one feftoA ~eilixen. fsn,,~ -.
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ON ~ damp, cohi fSt. Ne leave dees~d u a duty In ~
cure = Few huesiret pair Of Csndrei. cocsresr p.s.s,
overshoss. sor Ladies. Gentisn,cn srJ Chiiarr.. rh..s
dnrahrt, - vel a. q hcsith rrs~ersnive-
Dec ~. tONNEif.y a WADE
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NJ. l.. EASTMAN,
PRODUCE BROKER,
NEW npIEANc

rEtOTf,a his whole sissntion tn the parrhs-~ am,
- shipment Of Produce. for the usual tfokcrsre COM
mission 20 one hall per cent. for purchases made IN tisr
essy. and one ~ cent. foe purchases ofsussr aud Neiss
So lron plantation. sep "a san
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~CHRISTMAN Al

10 ONt ANDALL BE SURETOCAlI Ar
HoNNRRUUN's VARIETY proRp
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DAGUERREorYPE MINIATURES.

CHRISTMAS AND NEw YEARS GIFTS
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LOST.

u As lost hy tho sui sorihcr in tho streets % Nhrc-
w lang On the iifh inst. fineen Dollars in s.. Two
% thcul wee Virginia sutey. and the other ON the stats
Bsnk 81 iHdipns. viii Pay the hnder I've collars on
~ leaving ~ az icymcr's Hotel.
Zee ~. 4 w. STARR
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

Il UnsE slLK-Mousc co'orei sin On Rpools aud
4 sneks; Pine SHADED 30, Jst received and Tor salc ~
de- - T. HoRNBRoOK.