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1sdnsetI s. Robtmnon.
RASSETT & ROBINSON,

BASSETT q ROBINSON,
No. 81 and SO. South Wheeling.
~vAyE lust received their late fall stock OF Goods
III which win he found pretty and unusually cheap,
please call and see, no trouble TO show our goods.
Nov -
PRINTS.
n LMOST any number at your own price 10 ne Iounu
AZ BASSETT & ROBINSON.
Nov 81
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distinguished graduate front ofthe FIRST Colleges in
the United states, which he seen by his Diploma
also. member of the Royal College Of Surgeons and
ceniiatc otthe Apohecates Hall, Loudnn and the grea
ter part of whosel life has been spent the first Hosp
tails IN Europe aud America, viz those Of Lspdon PARIS
and Philadelphia may I've consulted on all diseases hui
more particularly
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U1ntD9esN.
New Fall
THE GOOD INTENT
Claiming S'gDesE

THE GOOD INTENT
G!0'TsslNG S'g0esE!
o,,s noar obopf the u. s. Hotel, Water ST.
Wheeling, Va.
! Il HUSS CO,
z2zrEP constautly ON hand al Ninus ~
* H''' KTNBY MADE CLoTiliN"i Of .,re
Also furnish to order any Garment IN the , "e ., s9
rior work manship. and IN the latts '"s'''"' -
EXTRA CHEAP
NEW FALL & WINTER ~ Ce' ironr
AT THE WATER ST. tfEAI ~ = JiofJ
Srcond door bel0lp the L y iiotd;
''''0''" ''0'' WHEELING, VA.
ZEN. saUesaaE1sSs - az.
CALL ROUND. ~,
w uUsS & Co. have Just feee'VrU c'' LARGER than
Il Winter stock Of goods wh'ch !. nue. ,ni;shmsni
- The friends and customers OF lhr 'S'o i ,
,re invited 10 cal. Al kinds 81 coiiiH5 '"' '
dy made or TO ofe one door above the L. $ Hotel, wa
trcet where the blanket coats are hanging is ~
: out. ,-,i>flt
GREAT BARGAINS,
upvrtxG an BELMONT BRIDGE cLofEIN" 49, az
3s 80 10 raI the attention of my customers aS
Y ygall as every hody else TO my new ICONS
sPIENnIp STOCK OF FALL " So,, tho host
inc, reraived from ca cities, and ooNsn''" "e
er,ns at auction and Johhlng hnnscs r.io,os Wv
c. Nv stock consists of the toHownS Gtoib Gas
lras ~ oil cradles and styles Cassin'.S' 9al,' g.
yeves and othe Vesng, hemdESS cnie, China sill
p,ndors Gloves Hosiery, lanles "oo' GNU
es under shirts and Drawers; 1,,,
''''' Ready Made Clothing
all Nv stock of ready made clothing IS very arr az
cir not surpassed by other IN the ey @ "ssere an
IN G"Isinet rants, Vestngs of all kinds and qua"'
nd Customer TVork
TO- Having received the latest New York and Phiade
d. phta fashions and having engaged while east SUPERB
ANA fashionable Gutter, am prepared 10 execute Wor
We in the neatest and most fashionable style. Jaw
of my stock 10 large, my styles as good, and my pr
H. a. cheap. as in any other establishment west OF
III mountains CAL and look for Yourselves
rs NV motto is. ShoIt profits for cash. -
c) { hAMM lick
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For SAlE
1SC. las.

a s1lendid ASSORTMENT Of windsor chairs, afn roc
p ing chairs small chairs, srt'ers Ctt. AZ ,,,.,
dec l0 ~. RIHELDAFFER'S.
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MEDICAL ADV Ell iSkMEN l.
Al Of the folloping articles "Aleh h q s CO.
tained unbonnded popularity, are SOFA ~
40. FAiRChll.D, NheetlnS, va
AN INEOUALLED REMEDi

tanned u1ib0iRded p0phdFlt!, az aV
40. FAiRChllD, Wheel,nS. va
AN TNEQUALLED REMEDi
and an Niuaarnc for s>iS gratis.
,tror colds and Feverish feelings ana preventing
o3-For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious a"ec
Irons. ;, -. .r ,,etite
aa-F.r Darhpa. Indigestion aud osS ei Nppe''''
1th-For Cnstiveness IN females and maeS; 81,
sthz For stomach affections, Dyspepsia an" l'es.
m, re1. points are it's not had to take never s''
- - rpver leaves one oostive
~ these things 1t warranted ufelaaliSu' Wy a.
,.ho Ia moi ind 1t may return the botiie anu se' nc
noney. .-o, ny cppag, WESTERN
nere Bad arid tfey@Ifyo wish rich luyuriani bead
Of hair from daudruH and scUrf do not fail to pro
cure the genuine Balm Of Columbia In of bald
gess il viii lhau exceed your expectations
Many who have lost their hair for twenty years have
had it restored its original perfection by the use of
tins balm. Age condition appears To lie no OBJ
stacIe whatever; il also the lnid 10 flow with
which the delicate hair tube is ed 10y which means
thou sands (whosc hair grey The Aslatc eagle
have their hair restored 10 ITS natural color by the
use OF tins invaluable remedy. In all Of fever II
VIII found the most pleasant wash that can tie used.
\ few applications only necessary to Keep the hair
from failing 1t strengthens The roots II never ails
i,upart rich glossy appearance, aud as perfume
Tor The toilet 1t uUequacd; It holds three times as
uurh other uiscalcd hair resorstives and IS more et
iactua. The Genuine manufactured only by Constock
& Co. 81 CORTLAND 81, New ork.
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Warnm1rR4
CLAY FOUNDRY,
sgsiN ssV Al.

JAS. D. MGILL. s. d. usifltL"' "NN'N"
.zwcGIII BIJSnFlEID x ROE, Wholesale Grocer'
Iva and Commission Merchants, No. 1914 Liberty 81
-; ,shurah "a
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400 sa @e Mo" "aS s salt salt. o s received o"
Nov 27 BLACK & KNOX
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EN- BBLs kentucky Lime. just received per stea M
- ~ Pacific and Tor sale by
mar IA wv PAXTON q co,
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SIIIhS IND SATINS.
800 pieces embracing all styles qualities and patterns
of Dress Silks and Saiins among which il son,etur
entirely new and of most magnificent appearance for
uoi ana Do cts per I'd Also style Paris plaid
Grenadines very rich striped silk for 90 cts per y'd
such as have sold for dor: blk extra heavy Lyons
"a inches wide, excellent quality plain silk al 10 cts ner
yd; extra rch PARIS barred Foula-d silks 40 inches
wide together with all kinds of dress silks that can he
asked for; also few pieces splendid Bonnet Silk
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IN store, large lot OF French. carleton and Man
q chester Ginghams, which viii he sold at reduced
prices, TO make place for new Spring stock Call and
GREER 4 MO1frE
feb 10 No Iio Market ST
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ssgs. IS BEN~ ION.

e particular in Observing the name the door anC
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1t seems 10 be generally admitted that gold OF this
purity be had Ia considered BILE abundance in California
and that the anl means are OH the way 10 extract
whatever there. 1t would that three artes have
rights in this natter viz. the government the miners and
the public and that Immediate action OF the Execu
tive in relation to it is necessary All idea OF coercion
restraint in the matter should be rejected; first mposs
BILE and second npolitc. The 'meals have lain there
useless Tor thousands OF years, and the object is to
make them subserven the purposes of society This is
what the community want-what the adventurous men
who go thher do aud constitutes all the right the
government, trustee for the public, has in tho matter
Here is interest which is TO be promoted by
mutual corporation and conditions that, lst the
government should get proper tax, say per cent as in
the of the copper mines I'd, that the miners in return
for that should get the aid of the governments 3d. that
the whole should be poured into the lap of the United
States ultimate owner, through the federal government,
Of the whole All these conditions might be fulfilled by the
permission the officer and assistants in California
ceve the gold in exchange for drafts at four to five months
a reasonable time for transmission payable in coin in
New York elsewhere, when desired These drafts to be
given for gold at some price per ounce, say $l3 which
would remunerate the miner fully, and at the time
allow the due the The treasury law, it
exists permits the exchange OF government drafts for specie,
but slight modification of the law might be required
The Caifonans now complain that they get but 80 per
ounce attempt TO restrain tax them would produce
conceanena very easy matter with gold For the gov
take all under its protection at fair price, and
send round in vessels for coinage Phlade
pha, until mint can be built in California, will meet the
views Of all parties and the disbursement of the gold
in our Atlantic cities will mpart every branch of in
dustry portion of the benefits 10 be derived from il.
has been estimated that should the abundance OF gold
hold enable all that hither with suitable tools
TO Eeaize much per per day those there
without tools, equal to $500 0O) 900 per annum must
be produced To properly estimate this quantity, may
recur the probable quantities now here. The data for
this are the aggregate import and export reported, the
products OF the mines the coinage and the receipts by inn
migrants The imports and exports from 1920, prior to
which record down the close OF lsis
contained in the following tables
United States imports and exports Of The precious metals from
tn
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COM M ERCIAL.
From our Commercial Correspondent.

NEw YORK, Dec. 20--Wednesday, p.
The impulse impaired to the markets generally by the
sudden outbreak OF the gold fever has been sustained The
number OF vessels up from this port has reached forty
aud considerable quantities of all kinds of goods have been
taken for that destination Among others, $50 packages Of
domestic goods We're shipped during the week and the
demand for goods OF all descriptions unlikely affect
the supply for the opening Of the spring Indeed,
this will be one OF the first effects OF the god Wis by
atng demand for goods to raise their prices 1t would
appear however that how great may be the supply
of the metals, their effect will be only temporarily dis
turb the current OF exchanges and this will depend upon
the taken by the government by attempt
check control, but simply TO guide the curen as il
from the mines. 1t would appear, from the
Piles that have been assayed that the California gold is
yet scarcely fine that OF the other States of the Union.
Thus three lots recently reported upon by Col Snow
den-one from Feather river, by Lieut. Loeser, s97thou
sandths fine from Suffers Fort, 9DOthousandths;
by Col Mason s9i thou sandhs These, compared
with the assays OF the other gold from large deliveries
as follows:
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Quartemaster Gen. L. s. Army.
To The Editor of the Union :

Sin must indeed be highly gratifying to the numer
Gus friends of Colonel w Medill, Commissioner Of
has attended his efforts 10 meoate the moral and phys
cal condition OF Indian tribes and at the time
and advance the interests of the government That
he has been einenty successful in BOTH reference need
only be made TO his late interesting annual report 10 the
Secretary Of War, wherein is set FORTH in concise and
able manner the present condition and future prospects
people; also, the financial condition and operations oil
this branch of the public service The report is replee
with the deepest interest and will doubtless be 50 viewed
and received By every interested IN the welfare, com
fort, and moral condition of the red man
In concluding and bringing TO maturity the late treaty
with the Menomonie Indians, which the Commissioner
many strong and deeply preudices, as well
az the more formidable Interests OF traders and other
speculators who in waiting, and using every
and aice within their power to foil his exerons, and
eudce and disturb the minds of the Indians to the
exedency OF the matter proposed Tor their consideration
and final action.
Ths treaty secures TO the United States rich and val
liable tract of countrytour milons acres of and-bor
derng the Fox and Wisconsin rivers, embracing Lit
tie and Big Bull falls Whi,ney's mills, Sc for which the
tribe are to be Literally Unidentified by the United States
Much credit is ieservedv due to the Commissioner for his
unparalleled in this natter also, his exertions TO
establish manual-ab schools among Indian tribes,
as well the introduction OF other of education all
tending in their character TO chasten and refine their So
oia relations, teaching and prompting habits OF industry
and temperance This speaks well for his philanthropy
1t would appear that from the moment OF taking charge
of the responsible and complicated duties OF Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, Col Med with eye solely to the
public interest rgdly probed every nook and corner of
his department. and wherever reform relrenchment
was found necessary, set TO work firmly, the same
time judicously carrying INTO effect what he believed
and deemed necessary and essential TO the preservation
OF the public service
OF the many appointments TO trust and honor con-
ferred by President Polk none, my humble judgment,
rebound more the credit of his Eycelency than the
conferred upon Col Medill President Polk, doubtless
was fully persuaded of the soundness of his Judgment
firm and strict integrity, unrng zeal, ardent and un'
wavering attachment to his country and It's institutions
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
nrrrpprR
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Chauncey Warmer,

-Four doors psst Of Bro,ons Indian Q~rn Hoie Todds
buildings, betoen Oh and 7 Streets Psnns yiuanta
nue. Washington, ID. c.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, WATCH
w REPAIRING, &c, &c.--Chrono meter, duplex, lie
lcpne, repeating, musical and other watches repair.
ed All broken defective parts OF watches restored with
new pieces in workman-like manner.
Fine watches Cooper, Bsesy, Johnson, and other
makers finest quality small Watches ladies' size (perfec-
ton in mechanism) hunting cased long seconds and in
dePendent-second waches-laest Fine watches got
size desired. Gold guard fob and chains. Gold pen
ellis with pens gold and silver pencils Browns premium
gold pens.
Rings, breastpins bracelets gold and silver thmbles
silver ware, and fancy articles. Some attention paid
demands for meteorological theological, and philosophical
instruments. Dec 2l-3tif~
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from HIGH Authority.-Fro

l. The editor Of the Ne,c York Mirror, august 9, lSiSA
PERFECT CURE, AND NO MIsTAKE-We are about write IA
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which the editor
of this paper is willing give under his signature
We make 1t bono pubiico, have the
proprietor oil this nvaua bic medicine and know nothing
all about him. About four weeks since o. the
positors in this office suffering badly from cough
that lac unable sleep night and weak stand
at his He became very pale and thin, and gave
symptoms OF falling victim 10 quick consumption. We
recommended to him various remedies which had eff
feet Finally gave him bottle OF Wistar's Basam
Of Wild Cherry, which obtained of the Messs Sands
Of this ciy il afforded him immediate relief; and he is
now well man, gaining in flesh daily, with ruddy
pexon and not the slightest symptom OF a cough These
facts and further particulars may be learned this
office We should add, that the cough in the above
was accompanied by proiuse splitting Of blood
Price ST. per bottle six bottles for So,
D5.Beware of couneEIeits
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by h. s. PATTERSON,
Dec l9-3tIu rhNSat Washington, ID. C.
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L,LEcTRICAL psycho,ogy.-Dr. WILLIAMS ofN. G

LNLECTRICAL Psychclogy.-Dr. WILLIAMS of N. G 4,
u assisted by the celebrated DR.. Hit, late Of Phladel-
pha, would respectfully to the ladies and gentle
OF Washington that he is delivering of
five successive lectures, with series of the interest
ing and sublime experiments witnessed in this any
other country illustrative not only Of physical. but of
Geological electro tis. Those who DESTROYS Of
spending their evenings in new atmosphere will have
Their combined efforts both interest and amuse them
The experiments will be adapted to the capacity OF ALL
both regards the physical and psychological develop
ment of the great science of electricity.
The lectures commenced at Temperance Hall on Tues
day evening" 18th instant at u O'clock and will continue
every evening during the week. No pos ponement be-
Of the inclemency of the weather For further par
ticulars see programme.
2l-3ts
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The produce markets have not been very active. Wool
has however, been demand from manufacturers,
and some $1,000 lbs sold here al former rates holders
however. looking for advance stock being only 90
per of the usual sock close of the season
Philadelphia prices firm, and for the week
100 900 lbs, former rates. Cotton has been in sales
and prices for the steamer Canada, len to-day
3D. higher than the departure OF the Britannia The
quotations follows;
Inferior ORD to good Mid to good Mid fair Fully fair
ordinary middlng. 10 fair, to ga fr.
SoSis "a o.saa StsSS' SlsS, Sissf sias
The flour market, Notwithstanding the adverse accounts
from abroad been well sustained in view OF the small
stock and holders have obtained 81 advance under
the demand for home The export demand is limited
So IS which is under current rates. Lots continue to
down by railroad to Albany Sales western and
common State So 3lt IS 37l good brands SIS 37A a
SIS so pure Genesee So 6sl So rs extra So 10 a
So 06t; southern is dul-Ba,,more, Georgetown, &c
SIS 90 s. SGT Rye flour is lower-sdles SO a s3 lel
Buckwheat has also faen-sales 81 s1s 81 l2s Wheat
is under the news-sales Missouri and Indiana 100
ll2k cts fair southern log cts Northern rye 90 cts Bar
ley better % GO Oats "a a SO On the first arr
val of the fell lte burt active export de-
mand was developed, and new has advanced cts
sales 100000 bushels The comes forward in fine
der-sales 20 round yellow low TO high western 62
6j cs southern yellow SO 50 cts; white IS cts
round northern 6A IA GA cts, weight.
Hops beioresaes "a 10 cts. Lead, Mlssour
has advancedsales 81 % sales part hard 81 25 60 a
days Molasses new crop New Orleans, better
sales q % Old Ohio pork, with very reduced
stock, has rapidly advanced-sales pork Si2 IS
Sl3 % prime 50 62a $40 % higher asked new
is also better-sales prime $40 so sl3 80 a Sli
Beef quiet Ohio lard dull z u Batter is dull
under the warm weather. and the foreign affects
cheese. Rice is firm SO 50 81 -tcmand
good Whiskey is lower-sales % 28t Tobacco con-
tnues in request-sa!es Virginia u 81 cents Kenuky
8
Freghts are fairly actve-cheese to London 35s the
Devonshre has 900, 900 lbs for London. Corn Liver
pool I'd. bulk 3D. bags -four q % $40 Corn
Glasgow u bulk Hamburg cotton, To Cailor-
MIA vessels get 60 per foot SO per bb heavy goods S2
per Cotton 10 Havre cent Bremen brig taken
Tor Baltimore to load tobacco at 22s Cd per hid.
Money has been getting easy, and the supply of bills
than fair demand which exists IS sterling
on Paris 20 a 522 cons derable sapply Of continental
bills aga stocks, is in the market The stock market
has continued be favoraby affected and the general add
vance well sustained Quotations follows
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A CAISD.-Mrs. BEMAN begs leave most respectfully to
IA inform members of Congress and gentlemen of Wash
ington generally that in accordance with her
ment she has again arrived in town from New York
the purpose of taking orders for shirts be by
and executed at her Shirt Establishment I29 Nassau
street. New York She received large number of
when she was here last spring. and will refer those
then honored her with their custom. Gentlemen who
not want shirts Immediately may call her and have
their measure taken, and then send their orders her
New York at any tme and from any part of the country
at pleasure She may be seen with her latest styles and
United States Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
N. b. Mrs. Beman will remain in town but week,
say till Friday the I'D instant.
20-tf
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Transmitted for the Baltimore American.
New ORLEANS, Dec. IT.
Cholera in NeU Orleans.

Cholera IN NeD orleans.
The cholera has brsken out in our city. There were
five fatal of the disease yesterday They all died
in few hours after being attacked. The physicians
have the subject under consideration. Some OF them
undecided the precise nature Of the disease whilst
others have no hesancy in pronouncng the real Asatc
cholera
There is much alarm among citizens, and measures
are being taken by the authorities TO guard against the
of this most terrible maady.
The steamer Falcon has sailed for Chagres with a
large number of passengers bound for the gold regions
of California.
I'VE misunderstood despatch yesterday in announ-
cling the arrival of this vessel at New York 1t should
have been her arrival at New Orleans,]
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According Mr. Gallan's report the currency in 1920
there then 1928 600 900 in bank and 81 900 in citcu
aton, making together 32 500 900 1.-THE be taken
5000 O00 this added the above would give
S33 $50 3l2 the amount hand now, without taking
into the quantities OF plate possessed 10y the old
colonial families in the original States, and which has
or less supplied the mint and renanuacture. The
quantities of the precious metals coined from 1883 the
close of 1917, tue Emitted States minis and branches
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DRIZE Mammoth Christmas Cake.-WiH be exposed
for SALE at 37a cents pound Saturday, the 23d
inst at "a Ia Pile de Paris" MAMMOTH FRUIT
CAKE, weighing 200 pounds, containing besides the
usual fruit Nc three gold rags, valued ST. 81 30 and
IS each, which the purchaser will be entitled should he
purchase the portion of the cake containing all Of
them
Also, pound and fruit cakes from 81 SO each together
with every variety of cake, pastry, &c.
On hand choice selection OF fancy boxes bonbonnietes,
&c. OF my own importation. Call and look at them.
G. GAUTIER,
"a la Vile de Pars' corner Penn. and llth street
Dec 2I-3t
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suitable for presents, in this city, is at j. SHILLING
TONS, Odeon Building, Of Al street and Pennsyl
vania avenue.
Colored toy books of all kinds, size, and price.
Story books OF description, plain and illustrated.
Fairy tales in plain, fancy, and extra bindings.
Pictorial editions of the lives of Washington Jack
Marion Penn, franklin &c, &c.
Pictorial newspapers, filed with Christmas stories and
pictures
Also, large collection of ANIMALS and illustrated books
in CLOTH morocco calf, antique. and carved bindings
Episcopal prayer books III blue crimson velvet
rocco, and carved bindings,
j. SiIl.LINGTON,
Ojeon Building, Al St and Penn.
Dec 2I-3ifs
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81. Cha,Ies Hotel saIe.-Pnbc auention is nar,n

ct. Charles Hot. for saloPublc attention is partic-
- uary called the sale OF this valuable property
The ST. Charles Hotel is situated the corner Of Penn
sysania avenue and Third street. opposite Gadsby's
tel The house built and planned for hotel TO be
kept the European pan and contains about forty We
rooms large and handsome bar-room, and six stores
The sale will take place the premises O'Clock ON
Wednesday the 9th day Of this month. great sacrifice
anticipated the properly will positively be sold to the
highest bidder Capitalists had therefore better attend
Terms OF sale Oneiou nth cash, and of the due
at three SIX nine, tweve iteen and eighteen
spectVey A. GREEN,
Dec 2J-eodXCs Auctjoneer
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Two THE LADiEsJust received 90 pairs French gater
i boots, black, blue, green, and bronze.
Also, 100 pairs white satin and kid slippers.
T. j. MAGRUDER ~ BRO,
Stores between 7h and sth and 9Th and 9h streets,
Dec 29-3t opposite Centre Market