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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-24
NEGROES FOR SALE Il am author.

NEGROES FOR SALE IL am author
IN ised to sell is NE6RoFs. young. healthy and
sound raised In and near to tbs city, aud sed ~ nV
ters fer honesty ssbriets, &c Tney are ~ fol,ess
woman and likely children. the woman !.
years Of age and Is n No. manssu maker. DC 80
cnt eut and make up pithoat instructor the hnes'
t, n ladies dTesses; another woman about Y Sesi'
with kelly children. Ac~ustemcd 70 house wo's.
and young man about 20 years cid cronght w
8 butler would take less than their valae nou y,
person living IN or near TO the city, who wshs"
S''s'@'s - no LYME. General Agent,
se Sta Once over A Bnaekers Drug siofe.
CUMaING'S PATENT STRAW CUT.
" TER -areatly Improved With @rosAgAt sssn
No machine for cutting h Nh. Mrsw strssWika.
sea Corner CARY and 18TH ssrs@----
/ EVILS Pure white Lead, Lipseca VI.
II Dry and Ground co'ors. warranted q esssss"
~ -. 3 low ra's'' brssxl..
ESOR SALE-At . low price, shos
T. CAsu. a. het long. 3 scse inch h widto = "
inches y hsIght-siae all rossds rAuNKB
7 ARIOf'H Tastelsss Pellets u Cepa'
W1RINo FRANCE. tsa4kisss
$50 nrcad STREE. aeess z
CORN STALK 0OfTER AMI atiNr J.
~ ma nAeAie. for custins - ssise1ns ~
s'a1ss sas e 80 CHURCH AytnnIse;
~ cor cssy 40 tsse
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7 QST-On Main street, out of car
IL rage, between 18th street and Tyler Co. Da-
guerrean Gallery on the l4th inst, Silk PARA
sol, brown color. The finder will receive q suta-
BILE reward by leaving it at the store Of
Sc Its THOS JnNE9 d CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-24

go nN0 DAMAGED SHINGLES.
.s1Dx!sNOO which an sailing q extremsly
"a TRUMAN 1. sARExR.
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IT, STEAMER BELVIDERE.
iEss-ss[94sssss3s FOR BALTIMORE-Freight receiv
ed to-day. lFHIDAY,) and up to the hour of 2 oclk
2. NJ, SATURDAY, 18th inst, unless sutficiency
be received prior to that hour.
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Freight for Boston forwarded directly on, at mo-
derate rates, and with expedition.
&c 2-2t LUDLAM q WATSON.
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80 STRAYED from my store, a
- small Scotch Terrier DOG-has long.
dark shaggy hair; ears and tail cut. ANY informa
ton concerning him will be gratefully received and
a reward will be given for bis recovery.
JAMES Nc EVEN
o4-2t< eth Ma Enf
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NOTICE.-Al persons having claims
~ against Rieh'd Jefff g. decd. against his ss
tate will please pre- them for settlement to ED
WIN JAMES, without deia.; and all persons iu-
debted to him or his estate will please make pay
ment to same as it is necessary the estate should be
spsed ly settled up. MBLJEFFRIES, Ex'r
Of Richd Jeffries, decd.
BY THAMES,
ne l6-l2 Attorney in fact.
ESSED BABY.-Just received
- another supply of Lubin's Extract, Blessed
Bsby; Also the fashionable .xtracts Kiss me-Qulck
Kiss me-slyly and Kiss me-sweeIiy.
WARINd PEAKCE, Druggists.
se24 Broad street. above 9Th.
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4 9RAYS, ATTENTION-Attend q
"a regular Company Drill. at Military He'll. on
MI FRIDAY night next, at N O'Clock. in und :ess
II caps. gray jackets and black pants. Cal CT
Lieut. Bosseux aud pro parade and undress
caSs shoulder knots. brasses &c.
BY order of Capt. ELLIOTT.
se23-2t JNO ROC Frs ORDERLY
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HDQRs. YOUNG GUARB 1t BAT 4
a Richmond, Sept. "a. 1855 J
\ Assemble at your Armory, on this
FRIDAY) evening" fully equipped. ~ pr order -
The fatigue cap will be worn on tn is occasion. The
roll will be called at o'clock.
By order of
r A A
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Lost,

T OST-On Tuesday evening last, on
IL 5.h, between Canal and Leigh streets. the DA-
GUERREOTYPE OF AN INFANT. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at this office.
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OsT-A small BLACK TRUNK,

Il
~ marked McGeehee, on q. card tackled to
one end of the trunk 1t was lost early in Septm-
her. while changing the baggage from the Danville
to the Sou'h-Sd- train atBurkviile. The Trunk
containing q good manv valuable articles, some of
which were marked D. B. McGeehee, and others :.
McGeehee. Any information concerning the
Trunk will be thankfully receivs and literally
rewarded by WILLIAMS & DARLINGTON.
Sc 2i-4t Richmond, Va.
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w ger in a COTTON FACTORY, South Of Nsrv.
land; by who has been employed az the business
in all its different branche& for the last thir yesrs
and has managed several Mills in MARYLAND and AZ
present has in charge two fine Mills; and under.
stands W II the manufacture of Cotton Canvass az
art Of Machine building, is a native Of MARYLAND
aud attached to all Southern Institutions can give
the best of references to qualifications aud NOR
ala Address franklin at Fremont Street Foundry
few doors South of Pratt street, Baltimore, Nd
Sc 3-2tsw 3w*
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T OST-Two CHECKS on the Farmers
IL Bank one payable to McDearmon Chamber
Jayne, for 1912 "a; one payable TO Mckinney d Du.
puy, for 1929 % dated Sent. 10th, 1873.
Payment of the same have been stopped at the
F4rmers' Bank. The finder will corfer a favor by
leaving them at this office. W. b. ROsS.
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WAN K D-Immediately, a WHITE
W WOMAN, to travel with LADY and take cara
of her children, aud None but q first-,ats
seamstress will answer. Apply at No 1917 Ballard
House-
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WANTS.

w ANTED "A gentleman OF steady,
" sober aud indus.r ious he bits and with small
family, desires TO take sSares the ensuing year
the management CT a Farm, Hotel, or Saw Mil al.
ready Ont.fued.
He feels satisfied that his experience In anu Of
said hus'nesses will enable him 10 piease the uost
fastidious even penurious.
bargsin will not be closed I'll first Of Nossu her
so as allow full consideration. though the sdysr
tisement be discontinued.
For satisfactory references. and further pariicu.
lars, address 1T CD"
willcoxs Wharf, Charles City CO Va.
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WANTED.-A man competent TO make
w good Rye Whskey. For suitable one ill.,
era wages viii be given. and constant employment
Apply to p. STApLEs miles above Richmond. on
the Daep Run Turnpike. 80 Is-2.aw7vs
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~ SPECIAL NorIcs 70 PARBnTs.-

Master of bark Zinaarella Of New York:
Richmond, Sept 22d. 1858 seA
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WANTED.-The undersigned wishes
w to procure the services of q female Teacher
that is competent to teach English. French, Latin
and Music, to take charge of small schooI at Mi.
fsrd Depot. Caroline county Va. Board In the fam
ilv. Good reference required. Apply to the under
signed. at tine r, Err r Depot.
Sc 23-ts BRAGG kRUTH
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WANTED TO HIRE, for the balance Of
w the year, a good Dining Room servant Ap-
plyto HSkINKRRaC
az tt
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Uow January l came to be Nrw IIcuy's
Day.-A writer in the National Intelligent
Ger reminds us that we do not now ccIc.
bratc New Years on the day our fathers
did; Oh the contrary, that little more than
century ago that festival fell on the o5th
of March, throughout the British domin
ions:
The alteration was made in the 9th
year Of the reign Of George the Second,
which will appear by the following extracts
Of the act Of parliament, entitled "An act
regulating the commencement of the year,
and for correcting the calendar now in use.' -
Preunsble-Whereas the legal supputa-
ton of the year of our Lord-accor,line
to which the year beginnetI on the 25lh
day of ..iarch-halh been found b.; expe.
ricnce to be attended with divers inconye
nicnces, &c.
Emuctmenis.-That throughout his Mai
esty's dominions in Europe, Asia, Africa
and America, the said supputation, accor
ding to which the year of our Lord begin
meth OIL the 25,h day of March, shall not,
be made use of from and after the last ,ay
of December, 1851 and that the first day
of January next following the said last ,ay
Of December sllal. "c real:ou"a ,as:.n aud
accounted to he the fir: .'a, .i IN, LnrI
1852, and so on from time im. Tb.
first day Of January in every year wl.;c,,
shall happen in time to come shall Le deem.
ed and reekoned the first day Of the year;
DC. ~ ~
The act also further corrects the ca1en-
dar, thus :i. i!ezs 80. I = :. s: ,-- si-;s -
/ And that the natural day next imme.I
diately following tile 2d q day Of September
shallsbe. called sand cccanled TO- e;.tIIA
.l4tli day ptehber, mitsings fo sil,at; m
time only the elsyep inte,,ee 6: nominal: Is
days. The tano daf. .:sss
WITH slissa tjssfs aI'ss 4 I Sfis
sSQ slisss 4 a ssisiy h bs;
~ \
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ABBEVIITE, S. C, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81 1888

who rjoiccl in the sonorous names of
Ayesla, Ouria, Toma, Mouna, Gossa, and
lian'tfa. After an hour of vehement con-
versation, neither party understanding IL
word of What the other said, except by
help of the good-natured Interpreter, and
gestures extremely a propos, we ROSE to
go, shook hands with each of our entertain
crs in succession, making altogether sum
OF sixty shakes of the hand got through in
live minutes, exchanged sixty CALCULATIONS
of "SIama," and were ushcred down stairs,
ard through the court to the outer hall,
passing, as we went, the open door of Il
saloon, where sat handsome moustachcd
Moor on his divan, crossleggcd, and lazIy
reading Il book. lie looked up as we pas
sc', and slightly bowed with Il Whimsical
expression Of indolent wonder at the sudden
irrup,ion Of a bevv Of foreign ladies upon
the womcnkind of his establishment. Such
a picture he made in his fez, seen through,
the arch of the open door, that could not
resist scanning him in what he probably
considered an audacious English manner.
And SO we were bowed and shaken out of
the establishment, heartily thankful that we
were not born Mussulwomen, nor under the
martial or summary penal jurisdiction of II
Moorish cadi.
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Il" E"riy -1cc"~"t Of 7"Jucco.-Giro.
'"'"o be"z"ni, who travelled in America
from l54l to 1856. gives in III, work, ,.n,v
recently translated from th. Italian .n..l
lowing account Of tobacco which H.. ;;y>.
SAW at Hi>paninla -
Il" tins Island, as also in other provinc...
OF these new countries, there are sou,.,
bushes, not very large, like reeds, that pro.
ducc leaf in shape like that of the walnut
though rather larger, which (wbere it IL
nsed) is held in great esteem bv tho
natives and very much priced by the slaves,
whom the Spanards have brought from
Ethiopia. When these leaves are in season
they pick them, tie them up in bundles, and
suspend them near their fireplace till they
are very dry; and when they wish to us.
them' they take leaf of their grain (maizc)
aud putting one Of the other into it, thew
roll them round tight together; then thew
set fire to one end, and putting tile other
end into the mouth, they draw their breath
up through it, wherefore the smoke goes
into the mouth, tile throat, the head. and
they retain it as long as they can, for thew
lind pleasure in it, and SO much do thew
hIl themselves with this cruel smoke. ,ba,
they lose their reason. Andtllere are some
who take so much oft, that they fall down
us lf,they were dead, and remain the greater
part Of tie day or night stupefied. Some
men are found, WHO are content with imbi.e
bing only enough Of, this smoke to make
them giddy, and no more. See what a pes.
'''erous aud wicked poison from tl,e devil,
this must be. 1t has happened to ma
.9sser'' times that, going through the pr, pro.
','nces Of Guatemala and Nicaragus, i lave
entered the house Of an Indian Who bad
taken this herb, whislrin the Mexican Ian.
guage is called Tobacco, sahd ilhnledistely., m
perceying ,he'sharp: p:fetid smell oftlis m trulyss
and stink sinoke Ma obliged
'togo aWay5inf flastc, and seek some ola d
place, = ~ s;S s ss
s. 81 are YOU, count e said obsa wacs
.o z spruce ookiag speel,nsn 81 eennss, III
shob. 81 ,.ss l,ss!
s|ainsd tIss ID s gsvsi'ss
81 '|;,I; B : 8
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ON THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF ouANo

| ~~~S
From the very favorable results obtained
from the use Of guano and other por,abIc
manures, aud the high price of grain at
present. some gentlemen have adopted a
system Of farming which, however prof.:,.
hic 1t may bc in the mean time !. sr.. =.
he attended ultimately with ,l +, .~.,.
ton of their soil. Tl.r. ,,o
l" particular districts pr",:icrr,< 81. g..
n"rant OF the details of f:,r.,inr. a.., ,.
w''''ng I" give that attentive ovr,sc,.
Necessary 10 It's successful prosecution l,:,
thought 1t l'ctcr to keep no animals Of an.
KIM Oh their E'rms. White crops ONLY ar,
grown the tillage Of the land is done bv
contract, liberal dose Of gmano is sowu
with the crop, and the whole is roupcd off
standing. For the last two years this has
PAID well. The practice has been followe,,
principally in districts where there is a de.
mand for straw, from the number Of l:;r;a.
established nnconnected with any farms:
and where the soil is unsnitcd for tile growth
OF green crops, two white crops are raised
with liberal allowance Of guano, and then
The held is sown out with grass which ia
let to the dairykcepers or grazicrs. OF
course such system could only be pur.
sued where there is demand for tho
straw.
as guano and other portable manures
nave really some most extravagant admir-.
e's' whom no arguments will convince. wc
VIII not attempt the task of proving to
,''e''' The righteousness Of the practice re-
'rrred to above, but will simply direct their
attention to the effects of the exclusive ,so
Oh g"ano when continued for n time. Wa
"'e told by Mr.. VilIcroy, in the journal
"Agrcu'ture Pratique, that there are farms
!" Sax"ny OH Which there are no animal.
and on which the labor is hired and M
manure but guano used. This has bcen
r"''''";'cd Tor more than ten years; but il
Is found that they are now under the ne.
eeSS''y OF increasing the quantity of suano
o" those farms where it has been used or.
clusvc'y. Where, for instance, thew cm.
p'oyed about cwt. per acre, they are now
Obliged TO apply about 4 cwt. to nro.
d"ce the same results. lie also mentions
That there is an impression among the far.
mcrs IN Saxony, that guauo is unsuitable
for the growth of clover.
The above fact is deserving of all attcu-
ito" from farmers, particularly those WHO
may pursue the system to which wc have
alluded before. 1t is also found here that
much larger doses of guano are now ro.
CURED to produce results equal to those oh.
tanned when guano was first iptroduced
INTO this country. This may no doubt arise
rom the guano now being used of inferior
quality; but we do not think that there is
such difference in the quality as to cause
such n disparity in The results. The true
place OF guano is as an auxiliary, not as n
substitute for the ordinary manure of the
'"rm. And it would be pity if this, one
Of the principal aids to fertility, were to
sufcr at aIl in the estimation of farmers hv
Its injurious use.-Journal of agriculture
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-05
THE INTEI.LIGENCER.
THl DIsRANDBD VOLUNTEER.

The veteran makes his final adieu to-day
The letter below is his last ink spirit from the
St. Nicholas. He is tired Of being stationary,
and IS going to the
big vars that nakes ambition glorious"
in other words, to have slap at the MormOns.
We cannot conceal from ourselves the fact
that our old correspondent is bound ON n peril
Gus journey. In fact, il is evident from the man
ner and matter Of his letter that he considers the
chances Of being "ehaWei up quite numerous.
There IS pTgmonitOry tore ahout hts communi-
cation which we should not half like, did we not
believe it originated in dyspepsia. The fact is,
he has not quite recovered from his late attack,
and we have no doubt the diet and regimen of
camp life will he much better for his health than
the epicurean fare and other sybaEite Injuries Of
the St Nicholas. We she'll probably not hear
from him again for a month To come:
SAINT NICKLAs HOTTEI., April 30, 1858.
EddytuTs oT tie SuHday Tine:
This is my last adoo to you, my friends, pre-
vus TO maxim slope Tor the sOw>west by way
Of Sinsinnaty, Saint LOois, ArkanSaw aud cete-
Ty; but, as | sed aforc, you shall hear wOt line
DOOM on theroot. line up for Salt Lake Dig
gins with immediate despatch, aud shall probly
Vnnose the ranch mex week, as want to reech
Fort Laramie airiy enuff TO jine Captin Carpen-
ter in his mareh over the planes. As time was
too Prcshus 10 hev a IaTumaly blow out viii, all
my fashinabui ackwaniauceS. hired a new
varnISht hack and cupple of livery servants on
Wednesday, and sirkilated the S,ibjuined keard
purity lively amllng my harry fIeed friends in
the upper siIkis:
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oItJLcHI,S OF WEIEELlNG.

For the information strangers visiting the city pub
sh the following list Of the different Churches, and teir
and pace ct meeting. Ii there any mistnkes'we
will ilmake the necessaT! correction with pleasure:
~. HdtNsts, EiscCTdlida, Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev. E. 4 PEEEE, Rector morning services los"
clock, eveuilg.I.
ST. LOAas Eccral:an, Main street, between First and
second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. LII sSiT, a. III, Rector
srryces-Muruiug Icy; afternoon *; night ~.
FGrSt EresGy REV II. Ii. Pastor FOurtst
etween Quincy afternoon
Second PreAJytericn, Webster street, between Main and
Market, Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
Third PrssJyte,ion Filth street, Chestnut
TaIber ts south Wheeling, Rev E WOOps, Pastor, servi
morning and evening.
FOg, FresJyterfo Rev. a. PAuLL Pastor, Mniustrret
etTcen Washington stS; services and
evening.
Fourth Srest HtaGodist Episcopal, Rev J. E. wIsoS
Pastor Fourtsrer between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening.
Tcrta Hetoist ltseola Rev "A REoAR, Pastor
Market and NOrtl ste; NoIth wheeng services
morning and evening.
tAupIiae street Nsthodfa Episccpal, Rev. 7. H. Mox
RoE Pastor, Capne street, between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
.South rF1eeIiug II. Z. Church, Rev. A. sTKTESs
astor services morning and evening.
TReeiin0 Island CAapei Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WILSON, Pastor.
Gertaa, Nehodist Eptscopasr c. nELwio, Pastor
Chapne street, web.ter and Third Centre Wheel
ng.
S. Ioass Cathedral, Roman Catholic, BISHOP
r. v wHAS, Filth street, Of HawTdeni services
morning and afternoon.
A-.oce Retormsd Rev. j. T. aIccLuRE Pastor, corner
ofNIarkei sts HRdSernoon
Discife's, Market street, between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling; 1O1s ths morning, and ~
evening.
s,,~sIie.,l rotes,rt, Rev. VIZ HsrFPRi Pastor, Clay
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
zion ErdRgeEieGI LGO5srian, Rev. ?. ZENNNERIAE,
Pastor between Webster and Third Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
Jsst,6 Syad0ogue Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
German Protestant. Union Nu Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 10Y morning.
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MAsoNIC DIRECTORY.

ohio lodge No IOI.-Meets Na'onic HALL
corner Narke; and Monroe Streets ard third Hon-
day evenings Of each month. @. W. srTs, W. Nj ALs-
9aisr Llugslfa, Secretary.
wheeling lodge No. 12S Meets as above on
the and third Thursday evening rf each month r. A
BsESrrrxaER, W. NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling guioa ChOPter No. I0.-Meets as
above on te second Monday Of each mouth VIC
Sc0rr, II. p; S. W. Pearson, Sroretary.
wheeling Enen.ipmcnI No. i--Siee's
abavson ourth Monday evening Of.sashta0Eth W.
4 .L"-izV, Recorder
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lI4L LAW OF NEW sFAI'I1Rs.

isubscrbcrs who do give express notice the
rAry considered wishing continuetheir subserip
ions.
-If subscribers discoutinuaAce of their peri.
deals the publisher continue them until all
garages paid.
3If subscribers neglect their perodi-
Aic.s they they held
esponsibe TIL til, settled the bill and ordered them
iscoatinued.
III subscribers remoTe to other places without inform
publish and the papers to the former di
ecti,, they 4, held TespnIs sbir.
j.Ths Court lecidc refusing take perodi-
'r the office, removing and leaving them unCHllri
or.j- nrjniE ficid evidence 0f Intentional fraud.
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TG NOIIl.ESPONDENTS

LT1 ERS concerning subscription, advertising other g.
Of the IGtefencrr should be addressed
-, rrupriefors.
Let concerning editorial department the paper,
koUd be addressed to the Edt0rs Jointly, TO either
them.
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
oniy side the paper.
the above will greatly oblige
nd sscI prompt attention correspondents than
ey mgLt {! lerWise receive.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

VtraInius Lodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
e,cnng Hall, of Market and Quincy streets
JAuEs VI. HAIL, y. G.i B. u. Carr. Secretary.
RrnnkIIn Lodge No. 13.-Meeis as aboTesVeTJ
Monday evening. DAVID BATHA' N. G'; N'fffHm T.
Nc TsGuey, Secretary.
Vn. Tell Ledge No. 33.--Meets ssnboveeve-
r, Wednesday evening. wILLIAH HELEE", n c. Eoha
Salrds, Secretary.
wheertaz I.odse No. 5O-Mests ., above every
W. D. porTs, " G.; John Tao0urn, Secretary.
TnuoIn lodge No. S3.-Meets as above every
yrttay evening JOS IAsELr n. o. job" l. NHz''si'
Secretary.
Wm. TeIE EueamPnient No. 3 3i.-Meets as
;!e fosrta Tuesday evenings Of each
month Jnux RIbGR, G. p; Cags. LineE, Scribe.
.abruni's Encnmpmcnt No. I.-Meets as
above the 6rsA, lird Tuesday evenings Ofeach month
W. TAYLOR c. p; GeoBdird, Jr., Scribe. tNiHreh Is
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INSURANCE.
GREAT WESTERN

GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Office in C Tnpany's Building,
No. 1O3 valiant St.. PII Ia - ELPTII \
Charter Perpetual. 4 GthOFiSed Capitol $5U0, ecu
g q. LATIROP. eres't.
NM DARLING, Vice PICshruti. .r.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary ana Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent Sf the above well known
Company for Wheeling and vicinity prepared 10 take
terms. X. G. POSlIAN,
Once for the present at DOAne Adams uar.hcuse.
febl6-Iy No. sc Main -.
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
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