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gr,ss TIL. ce5no, Re done II 10 fact, would he a sub
vsrn o the Con,utoton Of TIE ta'e sat-. sud a ,~' =
Ceusr... IN regard FEDERAL jlii;on suythi1s . 70
-yive IT, Coce and the judicial p-9S.r u the Onon - "a tn
.ht eil'r' other site, snd The iLrns snd 'a9cs oi
.r,i.u Gov. 20 10 .le F,ieT, Courts Ns rse
,isy nay N the CoJrt; b1t there yer 10
STATE witch can thea do Add T.nei Ssie
ss.e. strapped IN ID. Fsder. jnsi,,rv In
The Supreme Court hs. ,ad: Al ta' State.
i.e .s' .rS nos6d BY The ,:rr .smni.ter-i By
cHit. q lie Ur,ei ,S,e" Nsvs "a Scott ls Curt,
!. !. e.e Of Shelby VI. sacon 10 How ~ III. coar
., sve no eoi The pa may ME hs e 10 ne CIR,
eui Court Asd llsy ',y: ,'s %. n. ss..
Ur,,d sat-. Chartered BY Penn.yvsu, and AeH m ready
FOR ributor could De souiea tua comp .insu w,ui
have 10 BE Ii, b u %" nel Court, DO, only % =.
tsbs,b b. sG EN- bat al.o Tor ptP'fiona'e 'hHe
IL. SLOW, ,h., the Court. Of the United s.sie' IL 'he d'
in res,r. 70 the claims nonresident czeas and of
si,re,. without the aid Of Ii. state Courts , -.
prorn n the SUPERIOR Court, rested sl1ne on
,bsr r~,iriar end summons Bel Grant hled taeit o ~
~ - Ard ..r.d their subp,na and i. wa served on
b.fre .uy process served BY Spiuain
Browu Iha, ;h- jurisdiction attached gnf-t tn- a
Beu u 80, .Se ,ssne@s were enjo1ed BY the Circui,
C, and q fIed hold the assets subject 70 te iae
Of III. Cont This order being prior 70 the ION OF ne
d,rs len i1Jupetou. aud ~lh tne ia,s w .. - II
counsel in behalf Of the ssnee The proceedings were IN
rem Nothing more was waIiis 2 49, , e..- - .bs b,-r.
,l srsror Court the eset Of ts orae Of ms 20
they viii iIeCt the Receiver 70 restore t
rcs....iou OF the Receiver of this Couit -
a. we think the Superior Court lad no po"s'
,;-,fr. with these ess,s as-iguee al usva
rec,.d 70 bold t.rn suble; the further order ~ t ."
The Receiver of th@ Superior Court uud 'lo,rit
he ast- and taxing tnetl mo ns
.e,.or but hs, he acted in good iAiih N
rc,r II he peror Court which, We suplls- "@s
nssr an 10 the effect Of la o"s
,al s1or.rs,s the Receiver from al respousDny OF t
I'm Of tLe assets possesson Of the Receiver 0' "a
Il would be painful fo u 70 take aay further step ID '
ca 81 but not doubIs - the assets ihe fus ooll 80 -
Vested In ,h. Court by the nr service of tl- process "a '
Cou,t through which It's jurisdiction attached 1nd oy - pr
redrg Ia rem which "eT Joined the sssr'-s ifoH o.
az ,b and ordering hod .n. assets slo~I
n. frtl er order o the Court aud In vle 81 hee
irs n. sureror Court could have 10 eh'i niic-l' W
are cou.;ran.o by Of duty % Isq m me ref oi
a. by N, Receiver Of the Superior Court 70 the possession
cf the Receiver Of this Cclf,.
CANAL ToiLs.-The tolls received dnripg the thlrl
week n Eo,er1ber 1888. ~ ~, :,
Tons received curing hiid week in Nov, )'' '-ss .
Toll, received during the fourth week IN Nov, lt =.
To received during the fourth week IL No' iS'' o'o d
Increase in so'i %
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Rtvyp N.vtG,1IoS.-Tke severity Of the weather
for the past twenty -four hours has been fet all along
te river and theice has ct length become 80 fOrnlr
dhble AZ 10 cause the Withdrawal oF the Peoples Lie
passenger boats from the river. From Kinterhook
to Bristol the ice e. heavy to render IT extremely
dangerous for FIRST Glars boats to penetrate II.
The steamer Hero left New.York last evening, bn'
I'D TO II clock to-day she bad no; reached her dock
The stean-,ugs Ontario. Baltic and Anna leit TINS
c;,v last everiny with tow # fourteen boat'. l. was
expected that they would EJECT the steam-tag New
York from Ncw-York at Kiogston, with tow of five
bosts At this point they TO exchange tows and
the three steau auugs 10 return 70 this city with the
Nes.York tow. II IL expected they aill reach here
to morrow.
We uudersand Tat the Swiftsuro Line will dispstch
their eteantug Octario with tow tomorrow foi
NerYoIk.
Since an early honr this morning the weather has
moderated matt ,ally and with continuance q south
ely wildr navigation viii be utte lded With les diff
Guilty than is now experienced. Alb. Jour-, 10Th.
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Mr. blunt in investigating this claim, inquired at
the different places where the material was obts
The Bibles were purchased at 80 cents, and sold to
The city at 81 each. The following is copy OF the
bill of said Bi )les: ,o,o
BIgIa HogsE Astor place, New-Ysfk, Oct a 1873
McSp,don Baker 49,, r.
Bought of The American Bible Society:
us Nonperiel Bibles 30.....s........,....'''t0s 30.
IT'S Noppar,ei Bibles (Nov. 2D................. % O
The COMMITTEE submitted the following which vas
adopted without opposition:
Eor.d That the Controller be and is hereby drecte1 &C
draw his Of Charles w Baker for ,he SUN OF
furnished for the November election or
.r.6 by r. Connolly County Clerk and take receipt in
OF bills of Nsy j. 1855 amounting
10 f4 Is snd ARP So in all, S57s3 o. and the same 10
b. paid the appropriation for elections, and $3.50 i8 be
appropriated therefor.
The Police Pay.--Mr. Blunt having been called TO
The chair Mr.. PURDy rose to question oI privilege
He had seen it stated that th Supervisors had thrown
obstacles in the way of the recent pay 10 the Police
Force. He was uo< aware of doing anything against
that object aud inquired of the Chair II he knew OF
any member throwing sucl obstacles IL the way OF
payment j., /,
The CHAIR said he certainly had not, IT did he
know of any member opposing the action of the
Chamberlain in the mater. He requested that, II
any meuiber present had made objections, that he
would state them
No further remarks were made on the sahest.
After sou,o routine business, the Board adjourned
I'LL Friday next at 2. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

Mr.. Philip Boleau Jones Of The Ner- York Se'eHthe
american is to lecture the subject OF " Real Pro-
gress," Q, Continental Hall, Paterson, tomorrow
(Sundsy evening. The Washington Temperance B.
Society Of that c.y is providing series of Sunday
evening lectures 10 ihe people, of which the above
rained is one.
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BOSTON Dec. leArr. Poyineetosp, brig Planet from
bsssu with oss Of osepms.t and of main nssnG sad
sick.
OF Cstsn stp Fleetwood, from Calcutta IN Of ssesnsf
r. b. Forbss
CHARLESTON Dee. e-Ar. ships -, Tucker, h'n
Wi,csss-. Farislj from New Yort.
HAMPTON ROADS, Dec. l0.-Ar. brig Seqnin from bap.
more bound 70 Hsvsbs leaking There Ag. number 0
vessels IL she Roads.
NEWPORT Dec. lOAr s.h, pm brig Sea Fooul Comb,
ProyicenceOI New York schrs Opsn Sea- Sswjer 90 ot
Jacksonville; Oliver 5p Imam Albany Poydenoe rsyon.'
Ncksrsor, NewYork for Chethsn; Elisha Brooh Or',,,
New York soc p NEPTUNE, aud Home Of E!zsbetpof W.
lsIt New. York.
lftb-Ar scfr Avn Maria Hawkins ho1 Ella Detaport
foiea1d aft .lr nnklosD wen, sshore On w msn
iDg the 10th inst the NJ '" part OF D"cA aoo oS'
bss cargo OF zig ron. No para,g'sr'n yet a..
NEW -ORLsANs, Dec. ic-AI .hP. outenonr mom %
Lssrroo Realm fiop Boston; Mad of OssIs and Pelesn
st,e from SegYork; tsiks New Light add h-beecA nom hs
NOKFoLK De. ic-Arr. IN HAMPTON Rosds, Bremen 'A'P
Roland fr IN Calcutta . -, ,,.z s,o,a
pROVIfCFTOWN Dec. ic-Arr brik Psns' Johnson ron'
Rsu for SAL u reports at ndaot 1d ut at D. n o. ~
M IN win l,re yss On fr- main aud mzze1 mass scs-f
sramss, and bow prt seDdF bsd doubeopsh ysris ios
mat hit With bns,h masthesi. bowsprt black NO Hsf
on ou.rt.r or No on b. ard.
SAVANNAH Dec. lc-AIr ship Ohio from hsvre
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Reoeirfs Of Producc-Dec. 10

RI Ell, R1ilyodd-l Soo pkg. Provisions a. do Butter 81
do ard So do Chez dressed HOG. 40 sides Leather 80
tas, Oats 20 DO. seed 600 bbls Flour DO Wai'sy Ss
b No,h Rir>y Boa7 81 bhs Flour II orc bash. Wheat.
10 1o do Com LOO DO Rye $40 DO. Bylsy 800 do. Os
% pkxs Ashes 100 do Provisions. III DO. Whiskey
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
BOARD OF SUPERB.

4 the fhelr.
Drc lO--The President, Mr.. PuRDY, Ia. of the
A bill of $l67 IS was sent in by Company 90 at
Light Artillery. 4,h Regiment for pay for servi,
tie not of June 80, 1857. -,
Counfv Fi-arccs.-A statement was received rom
the City Chamberlain, showing the amount oi Pty' ply
mepts made ut his Office from JanuaryS, ls15 I" De
cemb.r q 1853 on account of appropriations ioi 'He
Al. ft<r tuG
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

NrcHAv1ss OF THE HrAvENs.-Prof James q.
LsIe last evening delivered q lecture at the Cooper
Institute on the moving forces Of the pn'veT'e' and
new theory on the law Of comets.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

NOVEL ORpISArios.-At the late lndan Oon'e'
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church s0"'h' 'h'
venerable shop Ea,ly ordained twelve Indians prn'
opslly chiefs Of their tribes TO the Gospel ministry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

Steamship Jamestown Parrish, Norfolk &C. nd.e to Henry
Steamship Thos. Swan Ramsey, Balmos. mi.e. to H. B.
Brig Ocean Bird, Rogers, Cape ST. Paul w. A. Sep, A.
Via Newport days here she put in In dIsze with palm
Big Isabella Jewe, (of BucL,por. Reed Turs. Island
th inst for taror salt Tucker Lshtbourn vess-l to
M6 ns %SbSa asa'y Nss sn1 .p s s as. ts
Bresswate cotton TO r. Buck Co. Had heavy weather
sSS5 M. Il Sat, M;ya Dozer D.l e:iq order
sal stores TO Dollner Potter Co.
Sch! VIM jeatin; Martin Georgetown s. C., 7d','
Sc. sest m Jars ss 5 Lylch Wilmington c. days naval
schr Ann Tuner Clifford. Washington, ~ c. days naval
schr GIsee Girdlr, P.iDe. Philadelphis for Bostou
sctr Ctas Moore, Ingerson Phadepki, COR Bridgeport.
schr 3 Gibson Crocier. Philad-phi. ior New London
Schr sophie Ann. Smith, Pbisielphia for Providence
seRr A. ii bl@sS ynGico PI.es phi. f,r 1. satoS
sSI F'15es Boy R.y PhssDsis for pi a.rtId
schr North Par6c, Marcy Phi sdsphis Tor provd~nce.
schr Ben. Browning, LAMAR Virginia for New Haven,
schr J,me. English, Neal Phladeipha for New Haven.
sctr Anna Smith smi,h Wilmington Del, for New Haven
s'hr VIM Jones. Rondou,. eos Z Bo.,on.
% scS S CSs ro de Ay sPn& & an,So Aey1r
we.tIer rasssss spr salts &C. has had bosrd dsJs
Psdeph. pilot 70 bring the vessel to this port the captain
being uDsqusir ted With ID. coas,
sohr Bell Cuyery Virginia oys,'n
schr. Ceiphee, Cslphee, Virginia oysters.
scbr Arcrc, Oscen Georsetowr, d. C., days sur, H..
stssmsr swsre Core. Ph.dephi. Cape May mi.s.
steamer bland BeIs, Sanders. Norwich aud Ne~LDdOu,
Steamer Ospray, Kenny Providence mdss. to Isaac Od
sAILrDsbp' American Union Hubbard for Mobile J.r'
ham, for Jscs.onvlle; Jalis Sheffield, tr st. JohnsPR
WIND-DuIps the day, from N. w. ".
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% rods from where the bear started with the trap
a marsh, to which place he tracked, and abolt
hal: way across, when the traii disappeared, and
tr, ck az if man had walt ,hronE6 visible.
The opposition j., tha' the bear becoming tired q
dragging the heavy stick through the C arse tall
grass and gnac bed IL up in his arms and carried
't5roueb TL - ''e other siie of
>oar,I' coreroa. a., =. uoh'henclry 80 the
cham o. 'ne ,usp became ehtanged in bunch Of a.
der'. whelc Ills inr'her progress was iupedcd'
law "'' .e occasion attacked bear wincn
mad been cav, N .,r.o .tns,hins in his -.qu and
ea'ir him almost mp. s;alpS OF ,'eie - bears haVs
been preserved and can be seen by the curious WHO
happen III that vicinity.
The Prs@ also gives an account oi tn eh H'"' u,
that vicinity. herd Of eks were discovered IN
toowed for two days. during which ii ne egnt Of the
lerd were shot weighing when dressed, 1900 pounds.
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By TeIegraph.

The semaphors at the Hshsnds reports Inward bound
Vessels il slgLt AZ suuset.
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Total Pots and Pearls. ..
COTTON-The market h rather hrGier with sales Of IoD
bales. We quote as follows;
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Company as individuals 70, debts due fiom the Com
pary.
We annex g comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Fo,~ign Dry Goods q, New-York for the week and
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BILE the trains on move With ~ many a. four wascas
abreast and under al CIRCUMSTANCES they WI move com
pscuy and every proper precAutou DO taken for their
safety.
~. Each column will be supplied with four moo,hs
provsocs in government transportation from Fort les
WORTH Decides what may the troops start
ing from Fort Riley 70 last them 10 Fort KeAruey aud the
supplies VIII be repleoished ia passing Fort Kesrney aud
Fort Laramie Unit, the arrival Of the Al the
70 fresh meat
Each column viii also DO supplied with half ratons Of
grain forage for the hrst ten fifteen days tho
starting with which will transfer the residue Of their loads
~ soon a. possible, and return empty to their posts
" Tne infantry recruits thai being sent for the
regiments airca Utah will be attached porary
the companies or the 4th Artillery infany pro
the ID Dragon recruits VIII be distributed tempqra
ry among the various mounted companies, whether Of
prcgooDs, Cavalry or Light Artillery.
All officers g,ng out 70 joa their companies will report
n onoo person and by letter Leavse
worth without, however, Withdrawing themselves from
vi The horses which viii :. sSSTsrded fer mounted
corps, Will be distributed propofcosaiy among tho
moueted companies that are going out The nuaeer
which viii 20 with the coupAuies Of the lst Cavalry ~
Fort Riley for this purpose will there along with
the recruis Thai will be attached 70 those companies IL
this arrangement, Breves Major Reynolds Light Company
C, Sd artillery, will be completely mounted.
VII thorough inspection Of each column VIII be maae
Fort Ie.venworn o. the AoSrs nspse'c, ~:
condition and suency Of in arms equipments and sup
es and the strict observance Of these orders tue re-
suit of which inspection he will report TO headquarters Tor
the Information OF the General
BY order of Brsvet Major General Smith.
D. @. BUE1., Assistant Adiutaut Genera.
From the 81 Louis Republican, May Il
Gen Harvey and several other officers, together with
John Htnett Secretary Of Utah. left the city yesterday
afternoon for Fort Ieaveu worth.
The Ene1ng Mems Of yesterday says-Rcv. Father he
Smdt Of the Society OF Jesus has been appoin ed chap
lain to the army and will leave in few days for Uah
Four companies OF the I'd Dragons reached this
point on Thursday evening" by the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad and taking boat Immediately ON the Illinois shore,
departed for the Missouri river
detachment from Newport barracks was announced
70 leave Cincinnati Thursday evening Friday morn
ing and expected 10 reach here last night this
morning Lieut. Hepdershot has command of the detach
Dent, which divided into two companies, under Lieut.
Quattle bum and Lieut. Conner Lieut. Ryan is quarter
master and commissary Of the party.
Gen Smith remains in this city his health Is iuprov
ing He will probably depart for Fort Leaveawortn the
frs OF next week
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rreas many adults had been converted during the mast
year. But the hope vas moi there-n 10 tbs young
Rev. Mr. VAN PnI wsbed, before they adj ourusd 70
true friend Of civil aud religious liberty: Nhsu came
70 this country" sad he, az came . Roman Catholic
believed that the 0sly true religion the world
when came hero my eyes we're opesed. IsSw his Ex-
oeency General Washington, and bis officers worship in
different churches and say, How Is thsS This 10 dH
ferc0t from the Church u Frasoe be good Chris
tass and NOT Roman Cstholics' changed ny heart;
became In heart Protestant Ny opinion Ia that yoa
have tho best eoverpmest In the world and support
vou must be united people, and teach the people the
truth ss embodied II ths& book"
Rev d. FARdHuD men isned the absence Of Rev Nr.
koso Who 70 have represented the French Church.
but had 70 leave for Europe
AFTER singing and besedlotoa tbs meeting adjourned.
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~i""eS %
In addition 70 these receipts In the treasury large sums
ware devoted 70 AGRICULTURAL educational purposes by
our friends which pass through The ressurers
hands Early in The season fund of nearly 1000 was
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..gHHsa LAW ON NEWSPAPERSZ

1subscrberswhod do give express notice to the
9subscribers order discoutnuaace of their neri.
cas the publisher continue send them una ar.
Daid- .-'s
the offices which they are directed they
iS;outinued. - 'tt'il
TT subscribers to other places wIthoutlnform
In t1 publish and the papers to the former d.
re ;tOn they held responsible. "
The Courtshave decided that refusing to take perIodI
Gals from the office or removing and leaving them ncaIled
m 'are,tNcIu evidence OF intentionalfr fraud
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MASONIC DIREO roRy.

Ohio lodge No, IOI.--Seets a Masonic Hail,
Market and the r. and
qft.r Of each month. g. W. sne4s w NJ; Alep-
Hsr ',sr 1tg7sltH, Secretary. b -
hs sa..'s'tnE Lodge No. I9S Meets a. above on
ana tatrd Thursday evenings each month f. A.
W.a.,.a'. WL.SS.a'". Nj S. v. Pearson Secretary.
,h,.l h""eoiins Union Chapter No. 4 SS-Sests as
So,,T n SSooa Monday evening of eaehmonth. W. G
boys saS"eeIiH< E1campment No.r-,..... a,
4. L0riag Monday evening Of each month. VIZ
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IsADDLEs, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c.
WHOLESALE IS RETAIL ~
SHEPPARD No. I81 Main ST., corner of Union VII,
continue to keep on hand large complete as
OF his line. consisting Ladies' and
Gentlemens Saddles Fine and Coarse Harkess TrurkS
'9liees, Carpet Bags satEhes, Collars Hamss Whips &e
would respectfully call attention my stock and trust
oy strict and promPtness to contnuancs
Hlus OF repairing promptly done, and in pr er
Sa t ~ ~ e J. B. SHEPPARD, x
-oeRSO 1871 Main St
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II is said there is a skipper who has. crossed
Lake Ontario SO often, that he knows every wave
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CHARLES w. GRAHAM
? 80 y CC = > > . Il y q j a M ES n A NNR R .
ME undersigned would inform the citizens Of WhecIinr
anu vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
store formerly owned by Dr. James Tanner
VIII continue to carry the Drug business in an n
Fane9sS, ne most respectfully socis continuance of
uDlic patronage which has heretofore been oealI
eNtenasa towards this old and well known establishment
VIII De his aim to keep every thing, Of the purest Find
ana at the lowest price, usually to be f6Iind in
nshed Drug estaG Shmett. 80. - : Nt
carefully compounded from the purest Of
theaiclhes. CHARLES W. GRAHAM -
10 No. 20, cor. .Hhiain and WebsterSts Fl
Centre WhseIjnE,
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OAURCHEs OF wHEEL1NG.

For the Information fstrangers visiting city pub
h the following list of the different Churches and their
me and place of meeting II there are any mistakes
imakethe necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. qtt@s.o's EDiseoDqtian, Corner Monroe and Byron
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FOR the Information strangers visiting the We pub
'"e following list of the different Churches, their
me place Of meeting. II there any Mistakes
illmaEethe necessary correction with pleasure:
Ss.Aqtthstos qiiGR Corner Monroe and Byron
'reets Rev. E T PERErSs, Rector; morning services 10
CLOCK, eveninG,1. c5
S|ohn'a' EpiseoPaltd Main street, between Firstand
Second, Centre Wheeling, RevJ ssurlr A. H. Rector
e!rVices-Morning 1O15; afternoon 81f; night IN 1
EtTSt E'Ha"stsrtdn RRy r. II. WEED PASTOR Fourth st
etWeenMonroeand gand
Second Presbyterian, Webster street. between Main and
Atrke Centre Wheelingi services morning and evening"
IaFrd Pree5yferdH, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
A@rtatS South Wheeling, Rev E. wooDs, Pastor, serv:
oes morning and evening"
Fourth Pres6yterdH, Rev PAUL. Pastor Aiainstree
between Washington and Adams services morning and
evening I {
Fourth Sro.t Nethodist Episcopal, Rev. J. E. WILSON
between Monroe Quincy services
morning and evening. G. g sL.t.s.s
North Street 4esodss Episcopal Rev. AA REoER Pastor
0Fner Market and North sts, North wheeng services
morning and evening.
C'apline Street 3ethodtst Episcopal, Rev T. A. Mos-
o. PASTOR chapine street, between First and Second
C'ntre whee!ng;services morning and evening.
South Wheeling N. E. Church, Rev. ]. s. HALL,
Pastor; services morning and evening"
RA'ettng Island Chapel, wheeling Island, Rev ].
Wilson, Pastor.
6s"mG" Nsthodtst EDiscopdI, Rev O. HELwie, Pastor,
oapne street between Webster Third oentre Wheel.
nE. n =
ST. 'Eams' Cathedral, Roman Catholic, RI Rev. B1sRoP
X v WHELAS FIFTH street, corner of Hampden; services
morning and afternoon.
Etr't RIpsis: ChWrch Clay St.. East wheeling Rev VIM,
h. aATn Har Pastor; services morning and evening
A"octdte Reformed, Rev. J. t. McoLuRE, Pastor, corne
sts servicesmornlng
o'etpI'' Market street, between webster and Third
.nsre "heeltng services 1O1E the morning, and 71f
~'"'o''"i 'rOt''tat, Rev. wM HE1Iza, Pastor, Clay
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling
z'oH E'an9eiical LutRertaa, Rev. P ZIMMERMAN,
street, between Webster and Third; Centre
"hseli 1gi services morning and evening.
N,in. OO''"se" MARKET Snu
8'r"t" Prote'tans, Union Hail. Main street, between
A'nF's'Ha Quincy; services 1Ols mo ming.
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NOTIGE

= by mutnal consent The busines Of the 6rSoyv Ss
settled 6yy b. sheppard Eh"se indebted the rln are
requested to call Ee payment
haying accounts against will please presen tie Tor
Sept. 10th 1855. CHAs M6RsIT'
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECrot,v

vIrxIuIus lodge No 3.-N...,.,.-z
seaing Atthe Hail. of Market and
N15, N''INHD'oS N g.; Tap'. B. A'Esan Secretary.
Sr""hltn Lodge NO. I3.-Meet asabovesyerv
%,pt1y . evening. wv. TATLoR, NJ g.; R1ltant p.
Wm. Tell Lodge No. ,83.-M..t, :. bo,,,...-.
- Wednesday evening. PaEprRrcE MEEE n O. 80;
S''ade Secretary. 'll-'f' - y '' gO''' . -
,%sfss,isS .gs5I. Lodge No. every
4n R'r'ats, y, G.; IF. H. B..rystu. sseret,rv,
.'"IaoIa lodge No sa.-,,sst. =" ~.
" 1Ssn'7S, J,woooIgav, n. G.; ~ ". BlGncla,d
,,..t,, I'm. Tell EacNmpment No. 3A.-Meets as
te the ''coad and fourth Tuesday evenings ofeaeb
n'.sS- aI 2. ReVvss c.P.i Ctas Liack, scribe.
Nor"n'S EncnmPmeut No. i.-meet. AZ
"rSf'nd' 'hirz Cuesday evening OF each month
'Ot!AS, e.; GsoB Btiri, ~, Scribe. March 1s.
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aImAa nannCAM

SJIOLEsALE AND RETAIL Manufacturer Of Saddles
I S[IeI, arnSss and Trunks and dealerin arti-
oes usually kept by SadderS, bRga leave TO Inform The
RSS0 % that ne has opened at No. 165 Main cor Market
A!le WheE ne VIII be glad to any persons HaptnE
any OF the above articles Ashe intends good oT
anu sell at 2r prices, he hopes obtain liberal share
OF public patronage. Particular attention Daid to orlj
work, and repairing done with dispatch =. ssnis