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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

81 Summary Justiee.-They have an odd
way of taking the law into their own hands,
over in Barnesvie, Belmont county. We learn
from the Intelligeaesr of that place, that few
nights since some young men proceeded to the
residence Of one Ham. jones, and kicked him
from his own fire side, run him through the
muddy streets barefooted, bareheaded, and half
naked. After su1iecting him to various insults,
sticking his head in the mud, re, they permit
ted him to return home in a very melancholy
plight Jones has been in the habit Of abusing
his wife and mother. On the evening alluded
to, he repeated the offence, and was subjected to
the above novel ordeal, as corrective of future
nisdemeanors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

D'IsRAELI on THE EoUALrrr OF RAoEs.-DIs-
real thus alludes to the doctrine of the equality
of races In his last work, the Biography Of
Lord George Bentinck, " he says, speaking Of the
Jewish race:
"They are living and the most striking evil
dence ofthe falsity Of that pernicious doctrine
of modern times, the natural equality of man.
The political equality of a particular race is a
matter of municipal arrangement, and depends
entirely on political considerations and cream
stances; but the natural equality Of man now in
vogue, and taking the form of cosmopolitan fra
ternity is principle which, were it possible to
act ON it, would deteriorate the great races and
destroy all the genius Of the world. What
would be the consequences on the Anglo-Saxon
Republic, for example, were its citizens to Sc
cede from their sound principle Of reserve, and
marry with their negro and colored populations!
In the course oftime they would become Sc de-
Perforated that their States would probably be
reconquered and regained by the aborigines
whom they have expelled, and who would then
be their superiorsl"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

A correspondent of the Boston Courier tells
how Daniel webstet offered himself to the wo-
man of his choice:
Mr.. Webster married the woman he loved
and the twenty years which he lived with her
brought him to the meridian of his greatness
An anecdote is current on this subject which is
not recorded in the books. Mr.. Webster was
becoming intimate with Miss Grace Fletcher,
when the skein of silk getting in a knot, Mr..
Webster assisted in unraveling the snarl-then
looking up 10 Miss grace, he said: we have
united a knot; don't you think we could tie
one? Grace was little embarrassed, said not
word, but in the course of few minutes she
tied n knot in piece of tape and handed it to
Mr.. W. This piece of tape, the thread Of his
domestic joy, was found, alter the death Of Mr.
Webster, preserved as one of his most sacred
relics"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07
w. ]. MARKS.

PRACTICAL WORKMAN AT
Watches, Clocks, silver Ware and IsWeIFy
VTAYING on hand, ID inteLd keeping, = veil selected
Ill stock Of American siish, Freheh aud sEiss Watch
Arnerican and freush Cosks; Gold and Silver
Chains Keys Seals Rings. Breast Pms, Ear Ring and
Iekrt Silver Thtables Cold Silver, Steel AID fgran-
SILVER Speetaeles, Spoons, Forks, Lad Baer-knTes
Pruit-kuives Gold SILVER Pens and Psne Work Box
- Gard Case Cahas, PoTtmoniaB and Purtes-Wth ny
long rxperience being ue prepared th hae tosls,
WATcH ExGfSE and Latrs-I fully convinced that vii
render fall sasfaction 70 the puhle Who IA
Vor ne With the CID stand lS9 Ain ST. sign EAsIs
and watch. W = Make
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

FIFTH WARD Public scHOoL--we have be-
fore US, a statement, BY the trustees, of the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the Fifth Ward Pub
lie School, for the year ending on the LIST OfSep-
TENDER last.
The amount of cash received from the treasu-
~ of the Commonwealth for the school quota
of the city, for the year 1857, is $464, go;
amount received from the Sheriff for school
assessment on inhabitants, $2222.7O; amount
received from tax assessed upon scholars, $685.
90; total receipts $2755,4s. The disbursements
have been for balance due trustees at last settle
mcnt; salaries of Principal and six lady Assist.
ants; books, paper, states, &c, for the Use o.
children attending the schools; repairs and i'm,
provements of houses and grounds; stationary;
for advertising fuel and light; curator and other
incidental expenses; amounting in the aggregate
to $s127,7l, leaving balance due the trustees
of S372,2s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

BLAckwooDs MAGAZINE for December, just
republished by Leonard Scott ( Company, has
perhaps larger proportion of interesting pa
pers than usual. The .'Cruise on japanese
Waters" is of this class, as well as the article
entitled "a Pleasant French Book" and not less
worthy OF attention is the paper on the "Inter-
national Copyright Congress" Mr.. Bright,
who gives the British conservatives some trouble
just now, is taken to task for what are styled
his "Absurdities," and with these the December
number closes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

~ Sent to JaH-Wesley Porter, man
whose alimentary canal is small cataract, down
which pours an incessant- stream of poorest
rye sir cen, got drunk yesterday. BE kicked
up row in a Water street tavern and was
kicked out of doors Wesley dared the propri-
ctOr to battle, and was taken to Aid. Dulty's of.
fee, whence he was removed to jail On the
way thither he gave the Indian warwhoop sew
eral times and caused much trouble to the OIL
GERS who supported his timber anatomy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

THE N Y Journal Of Commerce, at the con-
clusion of elaborate tables, remarks-"We
should not be surprised if the imports for the
year on which We have entered should be larger
than for any year upon the record. There may
be less brought out during the first six months,
than for the corresponding period of 1857, but
the last halfOf the year, is likely to show a very
rapid gain if there is no disturbing element not
now foreseen"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

H-A Young TraUeler.-A little Miss Kelley
only ten years of age arrived at the Mcclure
House yesterday from Green Bay, Wisconsin,
having travelled the entire distance from that
place alone. Desiring to go to Bethany, she
made her appearance at the Office of the Hotel
and inquired as to the best means of reaching
that place, as properly and formally as an old
traveller could have done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

Tur Nsp York Tribune takes exceptions to
the new cent 1t really takes on terrible"
and hardly knows how to stop in its oonniptiOn-
al, hysterical, hypercritcal, aud hghfalutiOnary,
criticism of the pretty little penny that has
made its advent with the new year. Speaking
of the female head, which has supplanted the
buzzArd of the Old mickey" it is characterized
as, ''the Goddess of liberty, represented by an
Indian squaw,n with clips GENEROUSLY thin, and
without any pulp of emotional lovelincss," I'VE
wonder what that last neanssl making face of
the pancake order"
IA Grecian American squaw-a latitudinally
Aat-Leaded one into the bargain, as a represen-
tative Of Liberty"
To confess the truth, the artist who designed
the new coin wouldn't feel much fattered by
such structures, though he might feel somewhat
Jtatteaea, But we arc not so particular as he
ofthe Tribune We don't care what is the
design of the cent, our design is to get as many
OF them as We conveniently can. We would
recommend the Tribune to do likewise, and tiy
and infuse small portion of the common ones
into its hair.splitting lucubrationa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

Tue smallest potatoes that we have yet seen
is this precious moroccan. A gentleman handed
it to US yesterday as the smallest vegetable that
the 19th century would in all likelihood produce
1t reads thus
o . Q o Q :
o 4. No. 70s. Ironton, jar. l, 1858. .
IRONTON BOILING MILLS y
Store Keeper Will Pay tho o
o Bearer FIVE CENrs il: Goods or Prorisioas o
=" V p. DAvEY o
> - 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

An ingenious downeaster has constructed
miniature factory village, with engines. wheels,
wind mills, carriages, ierter falls, persons walk
lug. playing, swinging, &c, and the whole 50
delicately arranged and so nicely adjusted as to
be put in complete operation by a single mouse!
which travels in small circular cage as squir-
rels are often seen doing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

By new mail route between Chicago and
New Orleans, the distance is regularly made in
three days. Heretofore it has occupied week
to transmit the mail between the two cities. On
the new route, the Mississippi river is only fol-
lowed twenty miles out of total distance Of
So7
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LOCAL MATTERS.

w-Lost-A valuable diamond breastpis.-
The finder win be literally rewarded by leaving
it at the office of the Mcclure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

w-N Han Rilled-We learn that on Tuesday
last, man by the name of VIM. Hiel, was run
over and killed Eve or six miles above this city,
by train of cars on the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad. Hiei was crossing the track at
the time, and did not hear the alarm whistle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

The Tribune Almanac for 1859, is on our
table. containing, as it always does, from year
to year, an almost complete record of passing
events. As brief yet luminous record for fu-
ture reference, it is invaluable to every intelli-
gent man
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

THAT desirable property a. The bead % Hampton
ne dgeIlinE Iargr With al neoessary
with yard OF about ~ OF ground Ts ss n lss
Aso, Farn for rsnt. about ~ miles abeT> Wheeling
on river bottom. Enquire Of A P. WOODS.
de-I5-tf 4th street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

WAn oil 0ne.-There is a negro woman
in the Washington Co., Pa, poor house, named
Jenny" who is one hundred and six years OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07
NEW FIRM

7
TNHE undersigned have associated themselves toEether
Il As firm, under the style OF
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE,
For the purpose Of doing WBOLEdALE GROCERY q
GENERAL COMMISSION business, At No. IS Main ST.,
In the Toem formerly oeecped by Baker 4 Hopkins.
We respectfully solicit the attention OF the Trade.
JAS MANW ELL. Of late firm Of Paxton, Donion Co.
THOS J. CAMPBELL. late with List 4 Howell.
GEO. n TINGLE, late with LIST Howell. ianA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

TWO Houses on John street. House Hampton 81
Srrrrai on Quincy street and = dwelling hCu.e and
store room IN Ceasrs wheeling, the Main 81
ard AiarEet Alley Enqsrr atyaeob Hulf,
IuivSfs JOHN BRUCE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07
TELEGRAPHIC.

In addition to the dispatches to be found on
our third page, we subjoin the following:
CrxcxSArI, Jan. 6.-The Indiana Legislature
convened at o'clock this morning. Lieut..
Gov. absent on account of i'll health. Senate
organized. j. r. Crnvens was elected Presidenti
secretary, assistant secretary, clerks, aud door
keepers, the same as at extra session. House
after several Intellectual attempts organized aud
adjourned over to afternoon. Contest for Speak
er between Gordon, Rep, Blythe, Ind, and two
democrats. One Republican absentee is expect
ed to arrive this afternoon. The Governors
message will probably not be delivered until to-
morrow.
BosTox, Jan. 6.-The passengers of the steam
er C. Vanderbilt arrived here to-day via New
London. The boat ia a total loss
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Advices from Bremen
state that letters from the States to Europe,
with the exception of England and France, pay
fully 90 per cent. less when sent direct to Bre-
men, than by the way of London.
Lieut.. Doyle has been ordered to the new
steamer Brooklyn. This is the first appointment
from the naval officers recently restricted 10 the
active list.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

w7ae Health Of ls5s.-By the report of
the Board of Health for 1858 1t will be seen that
the great'reaper of mortality, though not parti-
cularly industrious, has not been idle in our
midst During that year three hundred and
seventy eight of our population Joined the sin
Vulnerable caravan"
''ATt Is long and time is Heetng,
And our hearts though stout aud brave,
still like mufle d drums beating,
Funeral marches TO the grave"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

~ similar Premium Of $1,000 Gtsardsd BY IA
r2Prfefora GHd prom paid 70 seeeasTHt
last year.
The names In competition for the aobve Premiums may
said first days OF November aud Be aEEre-
gated the .t day OF May, 1852 and the whole placed
the credit Of the competitor.
THREE ORIGINAL NOVELTIES
Win appear in the Newspaper" IN the year 1852. The
hrst Of these, called
"THR SuLLERS DAUGHTER"
in the 'NeEspaPer OF January 5th, 1852
and viii be continued through twelve numbers sf the
paper. Il Is by Mrs. MAkT Ans DESsos, and has
rshted by her preparatory TO publication In book
OF itself Eve tmes the OF the papers containing IT,
This Novel will be followed BY another Mrs. TAHER
DAVIS, called, angela OR, TIE TRIUMPH OF LOVE-
and iris again by another, called, 'THE STEP-MOTHER
FEUD,r by "CLARA MOAELASDf each OF the
res running through eight numbers Of the EeHI-
paper series Of original sketches Of South Western
Life, eyewitness, will accompany the Noveletts-
They viii appear under the title Of
CHRONICLES OF THE CANE DRAKE"
All these industInents, With EpirtdIy conducted AsH-
mantained BY original contributions
from practical Farmers, eonsplre 70 render the dollar
Newspaper the eheaPeSt Snd most complete family paper
THE DOLLAR NEWSPAPER
Is made up with special reference The Family Circle Il
aims 20 Interest, instruct and News and substan
tia information its prominent characteristics No
original AmeTe sto.es aud NoVeletes useful
snd entertaining matter FOR the general TrsdgTor the
Waysde the workshop, and the aresde-for the scholar,
the man Of business, and the man Of leisure
THE TgRIS ARES
sagis subscribers 81; Club OF Six IS; Ciub Of Ihrteen
$40; Ciu5 Twenty copy getier-up the
Club, Sl5; Club Of Thirty-four and Jns Ee s5 Cub
Eghty and one, 4e. f6r Club OF One Hundred one
December 40, 1s5s-uanT-st'l PmLABEIFHiA-
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N PREMIUMS.
THR llLLhR NRWSPhPER!


PHlLADEL
The Publishers have announced q rich programmes Of
original novels year lSS9 additional In
duesmement to subscribers. 0dsr
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PREMIUMS
persons Who shall send In 20 the ofee Of The
Dollar NeWspapeT' between the LIST November. ISIS
May, 1882 largest lists Of subseTbsrt
to Wit:
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TyuAT desirable property Nj. Weed csuefsry
L known the King properly. NE dwelling contains
SafBeient heeomDodatons for large family ne let
eoptnns two acres Nhieh could Be made good market
garden Aao good orehard Ae- and AL lately enclosed
sriih an exeellenffenee- for ternsaPPiyto
rshso-tf AZ. HULLIHES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-SExATE.-Mr. Seward
presented the constitution, adopted by the late
constitutional convention held at Leayenworth
K. T.
On motion of Mr.. Crittenden, the French
Spoliation Bill was taken up by vote of 81
yeas to Is nays. Mr. c. addressed the Senate,
urging the justice of these claims and remind
ing the Senate that Washington, Jefferson, Adj
ans, Webster, and other statesmen had recog-
niZed their validity, and showing, historically,
how our faith is pledged to France, well as to
our own citizens for their liquidation. The bill
provides that the claims shall be ascertained and
settled by board of commissioners ut Wash
ington, within two years. This bill was brought
in on the 9th Of January last year by Mr.. Fes-
sender, and referred to n special committee, Of
which Mr.. Crittenden was chairman. 1t is now
reported without amendment, and provides that
sum not exceeding S5,000,0 900, which shall be
paid pro rata, in satisfaction of the claims of
American citizens who had valid claims upon
the French Republic, growing out of illegal cap
lures and confscations prior TO the convention
between the U. $. and France, ratified July 3lst,
1901.
The hour for the special order, viz. the Pa
cifc r. r. Bill, having arrived, the Spoliation
Bill was postponed without action, and Mr.. Big
Ter, of Pa, took the floor.
HousE.-Mr. Craig, of Mo-, asked, but failed
to obtain leave TO introduce a bill making a
grant of lands in Kansas ana Nebraska, to aid
in the construction OF railroads.
Mr.. Colfax, OF Ind, introduced bill for the
territorial govt of Coona. Referred.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs reported
joint resolution authorizing Mr.. Townsend
Harris, Consul at Japan, and his interpreter,
Mr.. ErStine, to accept presents from the Queen
of England.
Mr.. Hopkins also presented bill from the
same committee authorizing the payment of
salaries to the ministers resident at the Argen-
tine Confederacy, Costa Rica, and Honduras.
The House resolved itself into Committee
of the Whole, and proceeded to the considera-
ton of the special order, it being the bill for
the codificatiOn Of the revenue law and for other
purposes.
Mr. John Cochran, of " Y, said TINT the bill
was very voluminous, covering 2S9 pages. 1t
in no wise affected the collection districts of the
revenue office nor the ports of entry and delivery
II was a pure collection of the revenue laws
which are now scattered through so many
statute books, and have been so amended from
time to time, that it is now difficult to search
out and determine what is the actual law. He
alluded to the difficulties which now surround
the present revenue laws and quoted the opin-
ion of gentlemen of high official position, to
show the impossibilities standing in the
way of their proper administration. He appeal
ed to the House whether they would not, under
the array Of facts presented, regard the great in
terests Of commerce, and pass the bill CONSOLE
dating, codifying the laws which have been &C.
cumulatin dnring period Of go years.
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For Rent.

- Rooms 10 the second and third SON Of blIi-ess
hous and small Hall 90 bv . feet; also, Building Lots
'1'e " IHOS HOENBEOOE
-omee, No. 1ls5l. Main street, betueoH Monroe an
Union-Up Stairs iss-iy
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D. NICoLL & BRO

UoULD say Indebted to them Lat their his
w are nov ready and hope they WI proHpsly
ward and settle those whose bIlis have
standing longer than sarnesy requested
tsna 20 tns eau. deeS0
HAKER PJANNEL.-A lev more pirees o. thai EenGiRe
- shaker FLANNEL for skiFtP. just received b.
deal MARSH : TAYLOH
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New Advertisements.

FprToEs IsrE1IIoEoES-I orr myself q candidate for
t once on Street Commissioner the ensuing charter
election II elected f strive 70 al the once u ne Ad-
I,ntars Of ne public. IianTsf fHOS. }. POWELL
IEssas EDTroas-You viz please Anneunee in The -In-
teirencer JANIS 8 WHEAz Esq yin be supported
as candidate cLHAk cFIT, a The approashing
charter election, by uAnl'l MANY NoIEks.
II sTREET COMMISSIONER.
MEssEs EpfroEs-I odcr myself candidate for the
once OF Street Commissioner the ensuing charter cleo
tIou II reelected viii endeavor 20 discharge the duties
OF the once, before, the best OF NY abilities
isnCs HENRY SHARP
To Printers--A Partner Wanted!
A PRACTICAL PRINTER or one acquainted with the
~ Book and Stationery business. is wanted In good
Printing once, In Pittsburgh For parteu-
lara, address 535 Pittsburgh P. o. ianI-lteAys
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN PREMIUMS.
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day associated With me- l. G. Coon, will
continue the Wholesale and Retail Drug business
old stand Of Main and Monroe streets under
hf %h s1Rs o. J an "a So is $50 A sSoB
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once or Ihe Crescent 1IanufaeIuring Co.,

WHEEIISo, Va. January 18th, 1870.
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders Crescent
Manufacturing Co.. for the election OF President and
Seven DIRECTORS, viii be held At the oopanys once,
Wheeling, Va Wednesday. Feb. 9Gh, ls9 O'Clock
general attendance IL particularly reauestrd ~
other business Of importance viii before ire
meeting. n. WILKINSON,
jan5-td seeretarT.
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Dividend
80 -aw~wwrnr

January Sd. 1853.
THE Directors Of this Ina,tutOu have this day declared
dividend Of ten per cent on the capital stock Of
he protS OF the the last months payable on demand
ianA VIZ. MCCOY, Treasurer.
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< 2. ". y.
LIST, MORRISON a. co.
Successors TO List : HoEeH and II. K List.
WHOLESALE GROcERS , PRODUCE DEALERS
Nos IS 4 50, SfAIS srEEET,
wheeling, Va.
VITE desire friends 6ru
w the trade generally, uossessson
most ample facilities for the Transaction o
WHOLESALE GisoCEfET AND PRODUCE BUSINESS
We determined all orders enirusted
care with fidelity and pTonPilsss, add me
able terms LIST, MORRISON 4 CO
January Ist, Iss9-
those having unsettled accounts with Of
HenEI h List Co or List Howell, viii please take Eoes.
that Henry n List having purchased %
A. Aen Howell, In said arms, (Mr retiring
siness) alone authorized setterne-t i1nl-y
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AnIEs ADD Cent? BuetskH Gloves and Gaza,it'. L.
II dies Cashmere and Kid GauutIsts Ladi-s ZerhyT
autet Mites Zephyr Caters FOR Chlirsn Z-ph sleeves
Tor Ladies' Misses and :hirens slx Kil and bseStkia
batters Also, CALEsEIN eaunfieta Laiirs ars
deell PAYNE 4 CO - Moaroe 81
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"CHRovIcLEs OF THE CANE BRAKE.n

All these Inducements, With Eptdly conducted AeHf-
CULTURAL mantained BY original contributions
from practical Farmers, eonsplre 70 render the dollar
Newspaper the eheaPeSt Snd most complete family paper
in the United States.
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Hardware at Auction

n II q " cLA Q tAI auUILUHs
WILL sell At Auction Saturday, sth and Wednesday,
18th, commencing At O'Clock, entire Taua-
bic Hardware and Counters SheVinE &c Safe
and Desk Terms Of saleAu lnder Twenty Dollars
Cash; over Twenty and under Fifty, co days All Wsud
dnd Il their advantage 10 attend As The roods v b.
sold at = low figure.
JGn5-tiH 18th. sANrL NEIL
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NoETM 80 ~ oE YIEoINIA,

WEBBING Dteeuber q, lsss.
MT annual meeting % The Sfockhci6ers q this Banks
Tor The election % Six Dreetsrs for the Parent BaEk
and hiEe for each OF the BrAnehes, Be hsd the Baak
inE Mouse In WHEELING 1TkSDAY, the EcHTKNTH dH
o. JANrAHI neat bsBg The laird Tuesday % hat nonhJ
enlsneing a. eleven oci1ck and eiosirE a. thrre
0eioeE r. b order Of the Beard
dee2S-iin Janis D. LAMB casAT.