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WEEsrr TEtsTY BABY.--About week ago
the wife of gentleman living in the eastern part
of the city, presented him with baby which isre-
Corded as q a. perfect little wonder.p tits boy.
still living, apparently in good health, and when
born weighed just one pound. Its first bed was made
on a common. sized dinner plate.
The parents are very proud of the little fellow
and have Lad his daguereotype taken. Half tie
women in town have been to see him, and the
other halfaEe getting ready 10 go.--Layton Gas.
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF rHE Aa ia

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NAN THAT WILL Acru HIMSELF TO sxLL cux.p
To the COMMUNITY At LAHan
ISAAC PRAGER has Just returned from The Ras, with
the best stock OF Dry md Fancy Goods, HIosie
ry &C., ever exhbied In this city which he is oerir
at the new and beautiful building, No rs, Main ~
eeetween Monroe aud Union streets,o omsns
low prices as TO cause every may call on him
ladies and gentlemen will TO their own a vans II
they do so) tou ter the above exs lsn,stIou.
His stock being too large to enumeate he will only di-
rect particular attention choice assortment OF tie Il,
lest styleo Piaids, French NIerinos, and Wool
Delntnes OF every color. Blankets, Euibroider.
tes, and All assortment Of Linens, such as mover were
seen before.
10 the trade he offers particular advantages As. through
his connection with the rst importing houses of the
try he is able 10 sell cheap in the
Make. lnoyi1 1sAACPRAGER, IFS Main st.
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Masonic Assembly.

with peasure.l for the benefit of those ladies who
do not participate in the gaities OF the eight fam
tustic, that the Masonic Hall above the Washing.
ton Hall. proper is elegantly fitted up for the ac-
commodation of such. Apiano has been provi-
ded and every accommodation for those of both
sexes who prefer such entertainment. 1t is hoped
that our ladies will generally attend, as the until
ring efforts of the Managers deserve the fullest re-
ward. The Supper will be given at the M'Lure
IA rouse, ana all know what II will be. We hope
there will be full attendance of s.the expected
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To the Public.
LOCAL To-; A , !SsPEcr g, OFFICE.

33.8 LOCAL INSPEcToR's oRPIcE.,
sg5sl,... Poitof Wheeling. Va.
SOME malicious person persons having raised re.
port preudieal to the steamer v,oqua that she is no,
safe for passengers to travel aud in that way inurng
her business, therefore = =
We do hereby certify. that we believe sho is SAFE In
every way, for the transportation OF passengers
JOSEPH woop.
A. 81. PHILLIPS,
)an2o Local Inspectors &c
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Hdinhnrrh Reuiaw

~ The Edinshurgh Review for January 1854. from
the press of Leonard Scott & Co., New York. is
before US. We have so fully remarked upon the
literary pre-eminence of this Review. and indeed
of allthe publications of L. Scott & Co.. that we
z''a shall make general remarks at present. The
present No. is of more than ordinary interest," con-
thinning very able review of Lord Russelrs Me-
MORALS and Correspondence of Charles ]. Fox and
the Buckingham Papers. Ecclesiastical Econo-
N.Y." "Government Education Measures for Rich
and Poor &c. review of Thackeray's works
is very ably and justly written. and long essay on
the "ottoman Empire" which is peculiarly ap-
poslte under existing circumstances, as all now
lonk with interest to the "area of the Crescent
We have often had occasion to regret that papers.
such contained in the Edinburgh &C., are
not more frequently met with original in our own
land, but since the. not. We cannot do better
than lead them where find them in the publ
! cations of Leonard Scott & Co.
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COMMISSloNER'S SALE.
ReeS Il. Smith, Inc


!. = /
VS.. Scfi cult
Jane Smith and other. In chancery
BY virtue OF decree rendered in above cause on
the 29th day OF October 1873, will commissioner in
the said decree appointed, proceed TO SELL SATURDAY
the 10Th day OF February, 1884, at O'Clock NJ The
front door OF the cout house Ohio county
late In the bill lreIltioned situated the side Of
Main ST. Get III the Isl ward OF tho city OF Wheeling
ing sixty Uur ee Main street and extending west be
same width TO the Ohio river aud bJuMde the easily
Main street on the south by North STREET, the BY
the Ohio river, and the by Iine be draws
from Main StI Get &c the ohO river. al the distance
eet from aud parallel to North St.ee The said PROPERTY
will be sold subject TO the dover Gain Isabel Gaiden
on CT e OF Two and three years. the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security bearing interest
from the day OF SALE and said interest payable ANNUALLY
nd as further Guilty the title will be retained
purchase money Is all paid.
WI. S. WlCKHlN,
1ani9 Sheriff and commissioner
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The JAPAN ExPEDrrlox.-A letter from Hong
Kong, dated December 1lth. says that the United
States squadron, comprising the Susquehanpa,
Ina Macedonian. Powhattan. Plymouth. and vandaia
were then in the harbor, and were preparing for
departure northward. Commodore Perry was ex-
pected over from Macao, the steamer Mississip.
pi. Attention, were the storeship Supply, and the
chartered steamer Queen; and at whampoa, the
storeship Southampton. The Sea Witch at Hong,
Kong, was about 10 proceed to Namoa 10 ship la
borers for the Panama railroad. Doubt is thrown
upon the reported death of the Emperor of Japan.
The report is said to be explained by the circum-
stance that the death of a japanese monarch places
The court in mourning for three years. during which
time no foreign embassy can be received.
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AMERICANS AND CouRT COSTUME IN PARs.-
We have already stated thar NIr. Mason, our new
Minister TO Paris, had adopted court costume,
and that Mr. Sandfurd. the American Secretary of
Legation, who appeared in plain dress had tender
ed his resignation of his Office. Paris letter in
the New York Commercial, speaking of Mr.. SIS
attempt to change the custom of appearing in
coutdress. says:
''He went TO the Tuileries. as you know, in
sui oil black, and was rescued from the neglect
aud almost insults of the guests by tina Emperor
HIMSELF Feople in the United States have sup
posed that from this point the path of Mr.. Sand
ford has been path of roses. They huve sup
posed that the innovation successful, aud that
the way wns now clear. Never was there greater
error. The experience OF Mr.. S. has been pain.
tut and humlliating IN the extreme. Many ladies
have designedly and markedly turned their backs
upon him; Others have scratched his mime from
their list Of invitations He mas had TO enter into
expla nation with do.rkeepers, and wait in ante
chambers till the affair was settled. He has seen
smiles and heard whispers at his expense. Had
he been fire-eater, simply imprudent, he might
have exchanged cards and bullets with any num-
ber- Since Mr.. Mason has aPpef red in court COS
tune, Mr. Sandford is cut on all hands. Those
thatwere before angry with him for the reproof
they supposed he was commissioned to inaict now
laugh at hIm, and call him upStart, rs It seems
he never was authorized to Gestow the correction
IN question. de can go no mere into Government
circles; which to member of legation, is as
much as TO say that he can go more into F.ench
society. You will not. therefore, be surprised to
learn that Mr.. Sanford has his resignation
to the President"
Another Paris letter in the Express after stating
that Mr.. Sandft I'd was not instructed by our gov
eminent to appear in ia citizens dress, adds:-
The Americans here generally think. that Mr. Sand
ford was wrong, and they say, he looked very alb
surd ut tie ball at Tuileries as lie was the only
man there IN black clothes. The Emperor, it is
believed, was vexed by his violation of etiquet at
his balls, land the Americans here almost univer-
sally eutreated Mason 10 yield to the universal
custtIn, and avoid this eccentricity. Consul M'Ras
cannot yet go to Court, as Consuls are positively
prohibited by the State Department from wearing
any other than citizens dress.
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INCREASE OF Pay re THE ARMY.-The bill late
Hreported by Mr.. Bissell. from the Military Com
mi;tee of The House of Representatives, proposes
the following increased rates pay in lieu of the
present. viz:
To major general. S265 per mouth: briga
der general, SI65 per month; colonel, SI35; n
lieutenant colonel, $Il5; major, e95; a captain
of cavalry $s5; captain Of artillery and infantry
SIS; a first lieutenant of artillery and infantry,
S5I; second lieutenant of cavalry, S55; a sec
ond lieutenant of artillery and infantry, SAT; ca
det S33; SERGEANT major, quartermuster SERGEANT,
principal musician, chief bugIar, principal farmer
and ordinance sereant, 1913; TO each first SERGEANT
ofa company of dragoons, mounted rlflemen. and
artillery and infantry, S2l: TO all other Serieants
q these arms, SIS; corporal of dragons and
mounted riaeinen, Sl4; corporal oil artillery and
lniahtIy, Sl3; a farrier, blacksmith, sadler, and
aruicer of dragons, mounted riflen en-, and arti-
lety. Sl5; buglar OF dragons, and mount ed rf e.
men, SIP; musician OF artillery and infantry
SIl; private of dragons and mounted rifiemef.g
Sill; and private of artillery and infantry, $40.
the Hon. Henry May has been engaged in Wash
ington in summing up for the prosecution in the
Gardiner trial. The Star saY:
HIS effort is de. cribed by those who have heard
it as one of the most powerfuts conclusive TO-
rsusic arguments ever heard in w ashingtnn. One
OF his points is, that George a. Gardiner, and only
that man, could have distracted the missing fclged
mining tIlej and he is said to have fastened the
allegation upon him in the course OF his reasoning
with almost astounding force. Perhaps we shall
1age verdict in the case early the middle of
the approaching week.