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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
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Mr.. Edmunds, from the committee of Banks,
i bill to establish a branch of the Bank of the
Valley, the Northwestern Bank, the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling, or the Ex-
change Bank, in the townof Martinsburg.
Mr.. Wood, from a special committee reported
bill authorizing change of the day for the
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Char
lottesville Savings Bank.
incorporating the town of Fncastle in the coun-
ty of Botetourt
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
AHntelI FOR. Sala...

TINE FnrnItureand Ieasg born as the Monroe House
- Wheeling, Ne located on Main street plnste to the
Wire Susfenslnh bridge Tis House sin0w doing good
buslness and theprOsqects iprthe rate. Ina
short time the eYelaHd Extension, Ctntra Ohio, and Clu
cinnati Marietta lutroads viii their Iini Kirk
wood and heravel win have cross lmmeat.ly opposite
s House, and II viii necessarily do large proportion of
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Ambrotypes & Daguerreotypes
- - by PARTRIDC GLE.

CINE subscriber at his stand on Monroe street is daily
u producing AmbTOtypes, which taking the place Of
Dagperreotyes. For proof of the nenes4 Of tone and
pcriOr finish Of his pictures he sOcS the examination
discerning public lie would invite particular attention tohis
sTEREoSCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT AMBROTYPEs;
Aso-to Lockets and Pins made expressly for this rc, style
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NOTICETO TRAVELLERS.
TRAVELLERS passhseyer the G. o. Railroad intorm-
ed that the, Proprietor has fitted pp Rooms in FREs
NE BulLDiSGs, where he viii set up upon
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y EVER YBODIl COME md SEE
M y. NOTE BRO, in order make room for their
w New Spring Stock will sell their present
Inent until the first of March at
Lall21 BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Remnants aud Old Style Goods AZ almost any price yon
may Oavr for them. Gs
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CIDER.
OEESoNS having barrels can them filed with Cider
oe@3 GEO. WILSON.
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GkNIs-l have delayed entirely too long in
writing TO yon in relation TO the virtues Of lIanrOn Tine
ture fear that give the aictewOrld
just idea Of tile good have derived from us; this he
ehts have been 50 great that feel inadequate tic task
was attached with the chronic rheumatism In Its most unlir
nan form al the early of aud huff years, and COLI
tnued tOe so afflicted Uut crossed the Atlantic ocean
to America, which time changed its form into
gathering l'ad at this time attained my growth ana never
expected to be well again, the disease came In the first
place of my being vaccsnatcd fran child who had white
swelling When gathering first BROKE did not discharge
less than one quart, continued trouble me every time
took cold or was the least iacd my bodily strength
reduced to the weakness of infancy several times
very near the graye hpjuin been out place ever
since The first attack At the age thirteen my nuds
came dsoGted These suferings, and the general debility
felt from the constant discharge Of my gatherings caused
me Often to- ,iek tai sold never be Iermeto know
hour until my body should bee Hanged and ccoi IKE unto
Chr'i's glorious body, at least ln is mortal have nut
iMuiOTlNity.' i ~
lad taken many medicines, received 80 ttlv ben
et that had confidence In AOhe had used Of try ali
tile Cft 1Tdtsd LimeTts, and other external rent dis
had heard had been placed by my under som
~ the nest physicians In England and a t relief obtain
cd
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The present Proprietor DESTROYS removing the
country wtichis solely reason for Ishing to dispose
his business.
oc28 ~ E cL AN.
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sva DOMESTIC GOODS
will he varied any to be found in the mar.
ket as the greatest will be taken beth
viceahlr and SeasOnalle
ClUhiers Merchant TailOrS Dealer. in Dry Goods
generally respectfully invited call ce-
CANT Warehouse No s9S baltimore street where in
the hreslacous stories viii he found stock which cannot
fail to meet the most varied aud extensive demands
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PosrA1 REronN.-Ata large meeting Of the
citizens of New York, held at the Merchants Elk
change, the following resolutions were present
"a o,,j ,,oe,o,l
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pies.of lieutenant NJ F. Maury's petition TO
Congress, concerning the treatment he received
at the hands ofthc Naval Bqard, under the act
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ADVERSE REPoRTs AGREED TO- -
Reports adverse to sundry propositions and
petitions heretofore presented from committees
came up in their order, were read, and concur
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OF requirring clerks Of tue county courts to
furnish grand jurics the names of licensed orlin-
airy keepers and overseers of roads
OF amending the 18th section of chapter u
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On motion of Mr. Steeprod, the Senate re-
solved itself into committee of the whole, and
resumed the consideration of the bill to amend,
and re-enact the 5S chapter of the Code of Yir-
ginia, in reference to banks of circulation. Mr..
ll,tIntt in thp chair
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Wheeling, Feb. c. 1850. oilAs u CECIL Secretary ~
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Mr.. Jones expressed his views at length in ia
uor of correcting the abuse in the present bank
ing system of Virginia.
After heconclusion of Mr.J.'s remarks, the
committee rose reported progress, and asked
and obtained leave to sit again.
On motion of Mr.. Tazewell, the Senate adj
journetl.
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nly Developed init and u desired TO taeit, you would
IL eighteen months have alnqsed, and 6dSs lost Srs,v s
Ton q my dtsra"e have become strong aud hearty
stand ns much IL not than my lady HCduhIn
ances have hralthiul complexion, and all ms friends
say am getting quite eMy, thing certain, my lame
nhnni hnTne MiihnIii nrrlir - U ~ W" WV
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When first heard ofliunp0ns Tincture had not the
slightest confidence It's efficacy hut lad friend who
known Mr. Jarrett Iumner when his suurngs were al The
worst, and had Witnessed the wrought upOn him. 10
please her, consented to the Tinctre and had mot t
Ken one bPe before began feel its benrciu errtsny
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Y1RctrNIA LE141sI.A.rUR1s.

tFNt -iNSEHIULy VT H0llJtuttsW Y tTytHtN.
entlemen-Wth emotions Of unaffected grief
announce to you that Joseph c. Gabell, late
Rector of the University of irginia, is no more.
He died at his residence on the afternoon of the
9TH instant, as announced to me by the accom-
panying letter frolI ahissrsatiy,a md physician,
Dr. j. L. Cabell, received here this morning
One with Mr.. Jefferson, in founding the Uni
versity, pioneer in the State Improvements, a
gentleman, scholar, aStlav6ted patriot and Yir-
giniaa; a venerable, good man, departing. from a
high public placcwhich he filed with ability and
fidelity, commend his example, whilst living,
and submit that his memory is deserving of the
honor pay him now that he is dead, II
tf With the highest respect
aie.s saal7 HENRY 4 WISE
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6pefiaI Notices.
ssr Annual Meeting Of the Representatives ofthe
Fire Department was bel ct Firenen's Hal

vord,y evening Dec. 8, 1885. Present; JOHN 8. BEL
ruyR President; DAVID MLLIKEs, Vice President; JOHN
eulILas Secretary; JOIN s. GILES, Treasurer, and two
6r.d and thirty nine Representatives The Minutes Of the
~, meeting read and approved.
communication from the Board Of Trustees was read stat
"a hat the Building law passed the last session Of the
.iure bad teen materially altered from the original
4 create difficulty in enforcing the penalties The
pieatlen reerred Committee Of ave TO take action
thereon
Tn. Committee revise the existing Fire Laws and also
Oh. organizing the FIRE Commissioners reported in favor
,xsing laws Der sufficient for the government Of both
eIssBiLstions
A Communication read from James Pryor, ressnins
Trustee Resignation accepted. Also, communication from
Adam r. Penz and Peter II. Titus, Trustees, declining 70
eson Of thanks passed to each gentleman 10
and able manner D which they had discharged
The Duties Of Trustees.
The Trustees and Reports for 1855 were read and
s1df, d on bic.
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Mem Civilizations.

DOBERT MERRY IN THE FIELD.
III PUBLISHED THIS DAY, Nov II, 1885,
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