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Ladies' SuPPer.-The Ladies' of the MeihO list Epls
cor al Church, OF Moundsye, Va, win give supper on
Thursday evening Wheeling are invited
uttena - fr1a
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The ncst quality of ladies glove leather Caters
kinS very hne and soft article. Ladies glove Cal
ters, with high heels, heavy sole, button up side
~ D CfuEpREN's WEAR. - - =
Patent leather morocco, kid, goat, glove leather lasting
calf and fancy hOets CATERS ankle ties slippers ties
all other kinds and styles, always Low prices
GUNS. -t7
Ladies', mems and missed sanaI boots
the very quality also great variety goods not
here enumerated, which will sell ths accommodate
ting terms.
lei s Il tDORGFY
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CIR "a. n GERS 3As no
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS. o.,
The most Thorough and Practical Hnstt.
I tiOn In the Wet. n

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For Fi4lt Ccl,rsf iRcEWdiHY all Departments Of Book
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For Hull COucse III Lddiss department. 20
TINE PRoPRIETOIIS take great pleasure in expressing
i thanks the gratifying aud unprecedented sue
cess which marked the OF their Institution since
It's establishment the Capital and stimulates them to re-
newe exerOns meet, in the most STctet manner the
rapidly increasing detan for pIrc'tea5 and eo'!ree;
site course of mercantile trGiRi The great practical
experience OF Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
cia Hnses assisted BY educated and accomplished gentle
men has enabled him bring to degree Of perfection
system Of COUNTING ROOM Instruction, BY oral exercises
NOT ATTAINED SBYsASI OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student by t new process, drilled ut the DESK tdtrt'
wny step by STEP until has mastered the whole routine
Of nts d1ties 1ts 51onahty as tAongts md
serCed NpPreHtccship IN s0ns Urge t0nlsnsFc1dt
Houss and thus all aNkwaFnesS falterng and eregOu
blunder= arc, in great measure, iissipatcd
Ia addition tn engagement OF accomplished Assist
ants we have secured the services of some OF the
most cintE: Lecturers in Ohio TO lecture Oh commercial
topics. s1s. sf..-s -
Our course Instruction IL tao extended 10
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ENTRY BOOK KEEPING with free and full discussion Of
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T7I falT Was Resumed N oh Sunday and toTls

TnE TH.tM was resumed on Sunday and corr
tinued yesterday, with considerable effect; and
last night ne had that Strange visiter, a rain,
which was falling copioisly There is q pros
pect Of general ..1break up. a. ~,
Wemeasdredth the ice which was being cut
from around the steamer. j. H. Hone; yesterday,
and found that it averaged g inches in thick
ness
NV Music Reader, if you would like to
look at nice lot Of new music arranged for the
piano, call at the Bookstore of Robinson & Bro,
No. 4, Washington Hall. 1t consists of songs,
Polkas, &c, aad was received direct from the
publishers yesterday.
The MoyRoE JoukStL-a-sir Nathan Hollis
ter issues a circular saying that the publication
of this paper, which was suspended short time
since, will be resumed tst Woodsfsld, o. so
soon as matters can be arranged zsa'
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Savings Bank Store,

pdVIuSB BANK Store, " %
OPPOSITE TO 7IYE'- RcLCRE h1taSH lrsfi--.ss
('ttiEens Of Wheeling ma FIcfnItyi
~ 49, > = 4 p would be wanting IL my dutS
20 ySG-nose Whose Interests are In my kandsnpd myself
ud mol Keep you advised where great vail
ely and good quality Of Duotf Shoes Hate Caps CufrslIes
and Carpet sSCkt, my Pau md Winter STOCK .: wfh IkEyr
deem II useless to PArculaEiEs, suffice Il "a say tn
nave AL End Of ic above Goods usually kept In his cav
lowest price,. s5eC11'. : - ''1.-s ~ ' '@S'E'
HssSe remember shs Old Post oaice corner. ~ saSy 4
Vco h, VI, NATS0S. "
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Change OF Time!
CLEVELAND 4N1l'P1TTSBURGH RAILROAD.
u. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsbureh:

-,,...,.. THE dne side wheel pas
IT,. Ia senggr steamer FOREST CT IT,. n
TT, Capt. Gee. n. Moor, and 1
- 2DIURNLA Capt. Asa Shepherd -
viii runniIy between Wheeling and Pttshurghhe foTrst
City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day. the Drnal every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at A. NJ arriving at WellSre in time connect with the
Cleveland cars and Pittsburgh for the morning
line East ReturninEthe Forest Cay eryes Pittsburgh sY
Tuesday Thursday and saturday and the DTnal
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at III A. NJ arriving at
Wheeling In time for the mallincs for Ohio
For freightOr passage apply on board OE5te ~
s G. BAKER 4. co. Agents. ,
sTrOuEh Tickets for Cleveland. Toledo, Monroe, De
Chicago, 'DunEiT, sold the
office OF s. G, Baker & Co -. rs
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- J. ALLENi No, % l5ollH sIFttF,
80 EKw YoRE.
p SPersons desiring any further Information In refer
the above, viii be furnished With Tree Of
postage, b sending note with addFessto pr. AlDXE
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ass m. L. Dorsey.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT OAK HALL,
THIRD DOOR BELOW $. u. HAkPGR'S HAT STORR.
-CM HEEEING, " A. 3EE1E

"a.
Ay just received another Roots and Shoes from
the best Philadelphia manufacturers, made expressly for
this trade, Of good stea and the Workmanship and
am now prepared to furnish yAid eseFy b0d With any
kind OF goods they want in line, from IS shoe
to 10 dollar boot, aud variety Style quality nlaeria
and durability of workmanship, and prices Icannot
passed by any other house in this any other city.
~ 50 = ALSO = q s. =. a
Gents Boots and Shoes, Of all kinds, styles and qualities
made TO order, '-eH94f
Having employed OF the best worknen the United
States satisfied tAtI cannot tate please Who may
favor with cali - -
u nnAanc nK,nin.. Ennr- ulrna
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TnE SoETH WEsrEeS ylKcISrA RArERo4D-77
The BILL TO RExovE THE RESTRICTIONS VIRTUAL
LY DEFEATED we sdbi6in the proceedings, as
reported in the Richmond Enquirer, in the
House of sDelegates on the 18th instant, in rela-
ton to the n. w. Railroad.
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gslsgrapbifbs Osae1ricbten.
8tTiatetiar bsa p al to, 20 edit"

@a}6ina TO II, 26.. SUM. II Der Senut
|nabnt beute acantS antras, ben @cnsreB BIC
gum 1s. Safi 5t perfaeen, III 8ebauDlun9.
Wfr.SemarO pioeriette li4 pehlGntras. Die
@eIdsfte be8 @pneredes, ipste CT, befdncet lif
in elmer Gage, nelde einegerta9un9, narnenttd
Jest, nidt 3~uloiie. Die srcBe 2dniasfrase lei
I'M Sauie nod nidt 3ur8erbanoluns 9efpr1tien
uno babe Islblt lin Seuat nod meutS 6crl9ritt
senladf. :
Sans - Die gin, Gania8 in BE Union
auf3 unebmen, ipuree OorsetrrRllelt.
Scr. Dman Ia8te, meiin ct E9efern beaiitra9t
babe, bic Btt an paS Gcfitite be8 @ataen 81
permeilen, fc fet ries nidt 8eideben, urt bie8ia
3h ~toOteit, nie scr. SIR. @rrp rcn Ya. peia9t
6abe, ~icnoern, UNI fe gu fSroern. 81 Jet M
peIen sufrieoen, naB8 test 9leid iiber Die gta
perbanbelt meroe, pcruus8eieet,o aB feiiremJfep>
ner erlaubt nerpe, mebr ais 5 Winllten 3t res
ben, u,lo DaB uidt n1ebr ul8 10 0erbeleruneS>
pcrl6ldse eingebr1d)t lriirhen.
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Die Gamecle, melde bic 9teoierru9 aus benz
Orient bat fpmIuet l~allen, babeu lih etlpaS CT,
bolt ltro merpen bcrcit8 gum transport ppr
Ileidteren @upernemeut3 @c9enltiuoen Uetmen,
bet. Sc fefIte iih icrc9 ibrer Beuubung eitt
Sdipiert9feit in ben g8eg, me(de man icbt eff
au8fincet; ndnllid baB man ben &arneelen feint
Barrels pper idmere Silteu a~ulluren fanil, q
rieie 51 bart lino uuo Die Ibiere beIddei9er
>pDrber. gefanntli9 merpen aber idrtmtlid'
8upernen 8sScrrdtbe afaIdtieBlid IN 6dlle1
unb Siiteu perp1dt, 70 baB man auf Die Soe'
FAM, pe auneese ein5ulpanilen.. lber aud nc
ie8 muBte @uprert aui9e9eben weroen, ba MAJ
nidt ipeiB, lpte man bic Deidictn in oas 9ebS
ri9e 8erbiltuiB gu Sem boben 3Srperbau De
3biere brinsen iru. Wtan 9ebt jebt pamit nm
it1rfe Nebe berSuite0en ltllo piele nit nifen Bol
fern 3u rerI chen, I'M baourd ben Druid te
6dlier unp Stiten peniser empftnclid gu ma
den. N0em e8 itebt nod le9r habin, Of bteI
Spee au8fiibrbar 1T.
@onotoaten I'm 6elb.- 6olyeuoC
Ganotoaten lipo BON ben perl6ieOeuen 8artcier
fir 8rdiioenf l,ao giceprilioent Bis icst uuf9c.
lte1t tperpen:
is ar graiibse Mt: 8ieebrafibent
0le Abpltttcftlten
Garrett Srtit9, N.<D. g. Otc8arlanb, SPA.
OeppfrQten
Sarne8 Buchanan. SD. So. Breckenridge, &p
Geputlifauer
S. 6. 6renont, g. s. %. 6. Dapton, q. 5
Snptpsg ectbin9s
MiQtarp 8iamore, N.sO. 81. 5. Dcneflon, 6.
6reeloil> Gnom.N ctbin9s
IS. 6. 6rempnt, S.G. 80. s. Solution, Ba
Nefp- Ser ep<8 nrtps NotbtnsS
81. S. Strdton, N,sS. 9ennetb6 1pncr, G.@
'Trcb bieie r 6 reridiebcneu Iifets miro lid
Der Wablfaulpf i'm Ncoem6er fat ausIdlicblid
UNI Die Narnen 8udananu no 6remon
oreben. 8iancre fam frc9 fem, loeun er in
Ncrben cinen unp i'm Sio:n 2 Staqte9 erbdlt
uno bic Stinmen5abf, wel6e auf Die fibri8er
Nebenfaupioaren falen mag tpiro 10 nnbe
ceutenp iein, paB pieielhe auf ba8 6eiultat De-
beicen 6auptpablen mr. 9~eriu9en @influB aus
1iibei pirb.
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> r Ote Ganatter.@ onDer1netGt Cit
.011HubHg>

Oa8 Serritcritm Oregon, tpeldes elie Bc<
o6lferunq DON 100, O00@tnupbnern 6eaniprltdt,
bat fb Bel rem &on9pef 5ur Nufnahrne olS
elm FREEZER 5taat 9emeloet. Die 0emofraten i'm
Observation-Disclosures gu Waibin9trn baeen
i6unutliA unter pem0prlpa1p 9e9en oa8 gelud
8eItimmt, caB erf md cine 8plf85dbluns pprz
9enpntmen merpen r%liilie, nm gu cpnftattren, pb
benn oa8 9erritoriuin mirfli9 audi Die 9eIeBlld)
erforrerliden $4,000 @inmobner babe.
OQs 5errifertum Dttnnelcta bat erpei8lid)
10000 @tampbner, unD e8 ntelpet IiA nut
beB6alb nidt 3ur Aufaabule ais 6taut, neil e8
meiB, oaB es 9leidmrbt ppn ben henaofratilbeu
@dilp6altern Der 8olf8IouperdnetGt 10 lange
<%5uriif9elpie en- nirp, Bis ii6 6u9lei4 elm Sflas
tenffaQt nit i6m sur Nufnahnne melcet.
Die Gade 1T eben Die: Die. oraerifuNiiden
Granddaughter furdteten NIT Tedt, es u0dten
fd III ZEN ncrDwefli6en Territorien 70 pict
freie Staaten bilDen, caB Ie nit Der Baoun9
neuer Stlapen1taaten Hidt Sleider S4ritt ball
ten fSnnten. Darum riHen 1te bic @reu5linie
6e8 Mi6purt Compromises, melde bic SflaOes
et ppn BEN norbmei1i9en1 erriterten auSi6lpB,
.lieber, erflSrten pie SpuperGuetdt be8
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Dem bic 3ers
ritorten bo6 9ebGren, Daocn ausSel6lplien, uno
fH6rten Zen Suntbu9 Der Squtters9 ouOerrdne-
Elm, III Der Srffnun8, ourd lire aupdnser
6elfer8belfer eini9e oieier 3errtrrien IN
penlfaaten 5u p%erDanpeln, uno Daburd eie
Stimnten me9r I'M @ongreB gu erbolten,
N Die Stanoe8berren mclen berrlden in
inertia uno fe wercen e6, Wenn ibnen paa
IDuperdne amerifuuiide8 olf, ba8 benn bod ieis
ner 9roBen Maioritat ua6 nod (pobrhnTt) be-
mDtratiI4 III, iein 8eto nidt eut9egenruft r.
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@1eideG ! uncen:
wiiRouri
Delaware

Daa a9 8tten fieg8abl eutfdeiren, 70 mdre
mad bieler Nednun9 felblt rhne Beuuiqlranien
per Sie9 6rempntS eewih d6er in bieien.
5taate lit Nualidt 8eHus fir tbn eprbanpeu,
Sairpis 1T fp6bllmit 8eltinmtbeit fir ibu, uno
in Wiifiouri iinD 3ipei oerldterene pemcfratiidc
Eidets uufgelteHt, il. paB audi pieler Staat me-
nisltens 5peifel9aft fit 8ufanan 1T.
l6reie Breiie.)
Ole aameele. Der TeraS 9taat8S.
'pirO aus 5npiqucla, 81. Mai 9el4riebeu /:
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egusDpdifc,e Csocbrisbten.

n.,gopn, 8 .sSuni. Die @elanunts gns-
81 4 us Srlanp 5ipilden 1841 unp 1854
~ n,e WI un8efaa@2 WlilliOnen peranldtayt, ulp
S GU unler Anoee~a berrDrsebrben, saB biele
~"''N = g~er~anDten in Der Seimatb
l848 9e9en e8,400,0OO aus
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Srps.

Hm Nr.102 6 prab T., Daftinaert.
aiet g9edlet In ~belebisen 8str68sn untSiHten sn BEN ntsertss
ten Gpurie anf ale bsbeatennsaS rte BET seri6ieeeRer lSeutlNsn
Stdaten, y elsten, 6cflanby 8r&nfret9 ume
her S6wets 1. 0
beirrst Self. aassablaneen nnb @ets-einstsbuneen cut aE--
pie in BEN Ser. Staatsn unp Ganaba, nnlmt Gelper In beliSS
bistn Summep ron So a%ufpdrts. sesen Anittune III Carr
fana unb ianet ben NBertb 1T ieeent ~beIiebigen Srte a~ussdtleK,
tefBrbert YerIpneu
niht alsin BON ben Serl6iebenen 5dfen. i~Onbern aud Spn alien
an rem 0auptpertebrfrdGe Gurppas t~eleaenen Statienen bitr-
Der nnt Ron bteraus tns Snnsrs Nn,erita's uno u~m9etsbrtI
mad gurOpa lbernimntt bic @srleaonnaeen son gaaastsn
smtrrectspesar. ner6en bis in irseH6 erntrh e%urrpdiihen 9afenI
cir $t.12%, mad jebeu ~beliebfsen Orte i'm Snntrn Deatidd
lambs FIR $1.50 befpr9t.
Die fribtr ern 6errea Ypnptig un6 @cbeiraID ret maltete
@eueral-N 9ertur 1T pom 6errn s. y. Mtbarp uns ~abtr9eber
pprten uns mir werben tets bernubt lsin, ras 8trtrdusn b.
publfnn4 pns 81 ~erbdlten.
@prbltn ger Brpe.,
1fm Yr. t02 2omtarbfrdees 8dlttmpre.
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- s. Baltimore ii. Sbio=Giienbabnsz5azsz
Rad ben Sprins8! A2za
8eoforb, gerfleA, Sprcan'8 linb Sbannpn

sMa MsHm# ~ #QJulS. EN### NA# WEGNA#IM#&
Qtute, melde bic pbtaen 86ber belubet molten. perber duf
has Ra9folsenbe aufmcrffan scntadt
Nah Beetpre Springs perldBt her pph5u9 bic Camden Sta
nm z Il. 20 Wlin. 8prm. J; Der GrpreS3us eebt as nm 5t 10
Born. mad Gumberlane, un6 bann per ppf 28 Mleilen mad
Betfprb. Die prfpdgen Serlafen &ulnberIdno ;eoen Mpracn
I'm 6 llbr unb femraen sur MittaosSeit in ben Syringe an.
Durd Sc. 80.
@a6 Serfftp5 prina aeben Bic ppR- unb Grpres-
|3ase spt Der @aaeen.Statisn ab, me petn, mad Sir Spbn's
aun Citation, 12S @feilsn spu Baltimore unb 8 aReiltn BON
ben Springs. 5dtrt nad Sir Subne gun $3.50.
Dad Spr6an'S g Prtn9 s (8 Wleilen ron 3arpcr's8errs
|anb nabe Der Minceter 8abn) un6 mad e
SbannsnbaIeS Prinss d3 gtsilen ron 5arper's
aidtts Fnt iu bastn In Der Itdst-0fFce Gaubsn-s 9 Station.
% m. g. % ppbi tee,
.2lnt2mt 9ranSprrtneifet
gB 99neiber, 4ss8
bic entreber fir lth arbeitsn, pber Mrbeit 9elieftrt III ,babeM
pani6en, tSnnen Gtf8 une %gBpbnuas fnben In
.51w SIR. 20S, @fe rpn 4istt. unb scrt Str.
gerlangt peroen :
.RD6e, &anfnernt nd n. 5pufetepe,s. NufrSrirr, 1inefr-
iMdn&ta, unb Drnfmdo 6eu %Issrbaupt; ftnsr arteittr
1santr unI han6rtrtsr aaer Nrt. R6berss In Der 8aItie
"t'''s'" !sniiihhtt U.s. "f' Z 9a'-o'"'s'V.
GiseG renm GissG rcami
bei Noam Mdenbah,
Nr.142 Mprb-6 parbsStf
Sd seIst naeiuen Breunben uub gefannten, fprie benz aetbr-
ten @ublitum hermit an, ba5 i'd meintn Gpnfeetipntr.Qabe
ane @is-GreaHt- uni Minerolwadtr-Solpn aufs.565nae elm
~Seridtet babe. 9Dirtte. WeiealGaften, 3driten &c. tDunen i.
6er;eit Die Bette Gualitdt gis-greani sa anstrft biaisen greifen
erbalten. inbem I'D Q Maal per Sag bic bette Mild aus penn
lpl0anten uno Merslano 8arnen besiebe. 23nt3Nete
ECO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
30 ppn Setter Bartlnarln,
@de BON 3 0 MI ; umb 6 ameaRersStraBe,
SD made meinen 8reuueen unb benz pablifum bic er8ekenfft
An3et9e. eaB i'd pbi9e Wirtbl9aft BON Srn. D. gDeber uter.
nOmmea babe uno bielefbe Sc ut { so ptaen II u 6r nit
etnent ertrd feinen Qunh %erDfnen rerbe, mp5u i'd Aae bbai8R
einlase. Nur eas befe 8ptfhs 0aeerbier unb Bic reinfen
Wetrdnfe persen an ineiner Bar rerabreidt.
2A-s o:n(3mt) Neter Bdrtmdnn
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II nerieanifebe Oeaebricbten

8bilabelpbia.- SIN bieli9en Bulletin
felt eirl Nbi9 Der altenSdule fcl9eubeBered=
Iu1na rer Staat8ppten fit bic Brdlicentlr an
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Wihtin fiIr Deutfd1e.

Die llnter;sthneten BADEN cine Strede Qanscs inter rem
@amen Eair Sierp Od6ne NusTdt) tttannt, tGuFt6 an fd
sebradt, uno bafslbe in Saulpts a~uesele8t. welde fe inter ben
cprtpetlfofteffen Sebingun9er gum @erfouf %Ausbieten.
Die Gets lie9en in Baltimore Gpuutp, nabe Der Stastarense,
unfern Der Bel. @ir-8rab unt fcfsu, je mad ibrer GrRBe unb
Sage, son $50 bis $50. Die 3oblunsen f6nnen mEdentli6
srra6t rer6en. Sir pple 8ahluna ~innerbalb breier MPpnate
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