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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24
W. J. MARKS,

PRACTICAL WORKMAN AT
Watches, Clocks, silver Wnre ana e"eIry
TAyINC n, hand a ID intend keeping, = well selected
stock OF American English, French and swiss watch
American German and French Clocks; Gold and sNef
chains KEYS sails Rings Pms, Ear Rings and
Iockets silver ThimbIrs Gold Silver Steel and "eTan-
silver spectaeles Spoons, Forks, Ladies, buter-EnVes
Gold and Silver Pens and Peneis WORK BOZ
es Card Cases. CabAs POrtmOnias and Purses ny
Ion rxperiencs being we'll prepared with hne TOOLS
ATcH and Lathes-I am fully convinced that
he ab to render full the public who may Ia
yor me the old stand lS9 Main sign E1gls
and Watch. " :" MAhNNS-
Mo- 1883.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24

SmPLE-minded people are at loss to under
stand the fact that the Senate is ready to give
thirty millions of dollars as an installment for
the purchase of Cuba, whilst the Secretary of
the Treasury advises the Committee Of Ways
und Means that eighteen millions of dollars in
Treasury notes fall due before the first of July
next, and that he has no means of providing for
them
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Tx the election to-day especial attention should

IH the election to-day especial attention should
be give to the proper selection of Councilman.
Above and beyond all other matters it is impor-
tant that intelligent, reliable and experienced
men should be sent from the different Wards to
the legislative service of the city. When we
have good Council we have nothing to fear, and
for the want of such body no amount of ca
pacity in any other department of the city
government can make amends.
We hope the people will give few moments
of narrow inspection to their tickets. Don't be
ruled by the passing prejudices of an hour
Don't vote for against A. B. or U. just be-
cause he is friend or enemy, but vote as
liberal minded patriotic citizens, ambitious only
for the common veal. There are good men rum
ming in some, if not all the Wards, who are not
popular men, but still for all they are valuable
men, and voters should consider whether they
will listen to the voice of reason or to the in
stinct of prejudice in making up their tickets
Reject no man for his whims or his eccentricities,
his good or bad dispositions, if you believe he
has the capacity and the desire to serve the city
efficiently.
We do not esteem it any part Of our duty to
tell our readers who they should vote for
Some people think that public journalists bust
ness is to pitch into people who candidates,
no odds how trivial or insignificant the election,
or whether there is principle involved or not
1t is only necessary that man should appear as
candidate to require public writer to fall to
railing at him like a very drab." Such a
course we do not esteem as compatible, either
with the dignity of reliable newspaper or the
the private character of its editors as gentle
men. We never have nor never intend to make
personal issues where public good does not
require it, merely for the sake of arresting a
morbid or ephemeral attention. 1t is, therefore,
for this reason that we, in an impersonal way,
ask all our readers to vote according as they
know their fellow citizens from personal
business social contact-4nd not from theo-
retical advice from persons who know nothing
about them except what they hear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24

A PRIZE foot race came off at Boston the
other day between number of firemen. The
prize, silver trumpet, was won by N. T. Free
man of Eagle Engine Company No 8, making
his half mile in min. II sec. Eleven compan-
les were represented "a man for each,) all but
one of whom made the half mile in less than
81 minutes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24

srGNonA MARto-Mss White that was-the
admirer of Mazzin and friend of Italian liberty
according to the n. Y. Tribune, has gathered
up from the streets about two hundred and
fifty organ grinding, image vending Italian lads,
and is striving to educate them into good men
and patriots.
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A NOVEL and UNIQUE FEATURE.
II H E T H r. Il f LILO N S
THE NETWORK PRESS

WRITING FOR THE GER.
In addition to the MOUNT VERNON Papers, by the Hon.
EDWARD EVERETT, the NETWORK LEDGER, dated
issued week, will contain original cOnri
three leading daily journals
City: Gordon Bennett the veteran
editor of the Herald the Hon. Horace Greeley of the I
6une; Lieut.. Gov Raymond OF the Times From the
pen of Mr. BENNETT, original poems, enti-
tied, respectively,
"LINEs TO LADY," apostrophe to "MARY ANN,S
GAN ANGELS sIILE," and "a FRAGMENT"
From Mr. GREELEY have characteristic article, adj
dressed to "YOUNG MEN IN THE COUNTRY, WHO
DESIRE TO SEEK THEIR FORTUNE IN THE CITY"
And from Mr.. RAYMOND have interesting account
Of "a VISIT TO THE HOME OF JANE EYRE"
Also amount of interesting matter by the LEDGER
regular corps popular contributors and the beginning
a NEW STORY,
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The wife of Thomas Redly, of LockpOst, New
York, put her little child in the woodbox, near
the stove, for safe keeping, while sho went down
the street; the stove became hot, and set the
wood box on fire; and before assistance could
be rendered, the child was burned to death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24

Shakespeare tells us of an "amen" that, on
particular occasion stuck in. the throat of GER
tain royal murderer; but that was nothing to
the suffocating sensation which the editor of
the Franklin Na) Register IAN Administration
journal,) must have experienced on hearing of
the reelection eff Judge Douglas to the q. S.
Senate, judging by the following feeling and
eloquent article:
From the Register
douglas is reelected o. s. Senator. Hur-."
Should Douglas ever be elected President,
the rest of the "hur-rah may be confidently
looked for.)
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Porter's Spirit of the Times says: 'To silence
all cavil in regard to the English champion,
Morphy now gives him pawn and move, and
bound to Ego under"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24

MRssRs. EDTrORs.-You will please announce much
respected FRIEND Mr. GEORGE BUL0ER, candidate for
Alderman of the Fourth Ward; and IL he is elected he will
doubt discharge the duties of the Office faithfully and
impartially. [jan12%l MANY VOTERS.
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MkssRs. EDIroEs-Please the following ticket
for the Fifth Ward, and obIge MANY.
CoUncil-Geo. Forbe3 Henry Rchols P. d. Norton Jas
Wilson, N. Wilkinson, Robt. Pratt.
AkdeTDaG1-Andrew Quigley. janis"
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The new Postage bill proposes to abolish the
franking privilege on all printed matter weighing
over three ounces except the Presidents annu-
al message and accompanying documents, the an
nual report of the Secretary of the Treasury and
the Patent Office, and The Congressional Globe;
to increase the rates of inland postage from three
to five cents upon letters conveyed Gnland) less
than 1000 miles; to leave the postage to and
from the Pacific side at ten cents, at present,
and to charge hereafter twenty cents on foreign
letters to and from points over $500 miles dis
tant
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llIYlDKN b 10. 4,


VACANCY having occurred the Chairs of Mathemat-
N les and Chemstryp Bethany College, Va, notice is
hereby given Trusteee will proceed,
Saturday the 26th Of February 1882 ill the vacancies
appointment take effect from LIST of next session.
mencing Oct 1s 1852 APplieations &c should be ad-
janl5-1w Chairman Of Com. Faculty, Wheeling, Va.
National INTEL. COPY and forward bull
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24

EDS INfRLLroRScRR announce myself again to my fe
citizens as candidate the office of Wharf Master
Janis wiz 81" RoBT HAMILTON.
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w A S HING ON n A L L.
NJ NE N s h Sc @ G E S = {!
FAsH1oNABLY CROWDED HoUsEsI
THREE NIGHTS LONGER
(BY REQUEST)

MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. January, 24th,
NJ 25th and 26th, THREE MONSTER GIFT NIGHTS.
300 C0sIIy Presents 40 be d lVen AWAY.
MADAME BOSC0, the Distinguished Magicienne, who Is
pronounced Public Press be the
PythOnst in Wheeling bes return her sincere
the citizens OF Wheeling for the kind
paTonag extended to her during her brief soOurn
Lhe the Same time she politely her Grand
Dramatica PaTscal and lSOree when
she vi have the pleasure of introducing start
ling and Saase Natural and Physical Science
Before leaving Wheeling Madame Bosco has determined
presenting her audience, gratuOusly large number OF
presents including Fine Gold and Silver Watches
Books, Gold Rings, Gold Brooches Gold Studs Gold PEN
ell Cases, Rose Wood Work Boxes, Chains, Bracelets,
Clocks and EngraVngS together with other costly art
all Of which Madame BOsco
pledges hersels will be GIVEN WI y bona de, and
the entire satisfaction Of the Rudienee The Gifts b
at C. p BROWNS Jewery Store No. lis Main street,
Wheeling, Va.
Monday, Januvry e. first Grand Gift Wight Tuesday,
January 25 second Grand Gift Night Wednesday, Janu-
&C. third Grand Gift Might positively Madame BOs
cos last appearance in Wheeling.
Admission rs CENTS No extra charge. Doors At
Performance TO commence at S O'Clock. ian24
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reelection the Office of Superintendent OF
jani2" JAMES NJ. HALL.
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MRssRs. EDToRs.-Please announce Mr. WV. Z. MAYER
candidate for the office of Street Commissioner,
the coming Charter Election, and obiiGe -
JAMIE MANY VOTERS.
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civ CIerk

EDS ISrE11IoExczE.-You will please announce the name
JoHS PORTER, present City Clerk, candidate for
the Office at the approaching election, and oblige
ianlO& AIANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24

MassRs EprroRs.-Pease announce N @. Arthur, z. ia
cob Jno KnOe, Jacob Bicke and Josiah Dillon candi
/ dates for Council from .he Sd Ward
jan2OS CITIZENS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MEasRs EDrroRs.-Pease announce JoHx IRWrS a can
didate for WHARF MASTER at the ensuing election and
oblge ljau2E"l MANY FRIENDS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24

MEssRs EproRs You will please announce in the TN
tegencer that JAMES s. WHEAT, Esq, will be supported
as candidate CRY, at the approaching
charter election, by ljanI*l MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24

EDITORs myself candidate for
the office OF Street Commissioner at the ensuing charter
election If elected will strive to I'LL the Office to the adj
vantage of the public. ijan7S1 TH0S. }. POWELL.
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
REED & KRAFT
CORN STARCH, FARINA, and ARROW ROOT, for sale by
REED KRAFT.
HAMProN's VEGETABLE TINcTURE, for sale by
REED & KRAFT.
TRUssEs AND SHOULDER BRACES, fos sale by
REED KRAFT.
oAT MEAL-A fresh article, for sale by
MEATS POOT OIL &. BURNING FLUID, for sale by
REED KRAFT
PHYSICIANS Prescriptions carefully prepared the
pures medicines, at all hours, by REED 4 KRAFT
Those indebted the firm will please call and settle their
accounts for the past year. (janlSl REED KRAFT.
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TIE Postmaster General estimates that $I6,-
900, 900 will be required for the service of the
Post--offfce for the fiscal year ending on the both
Of June, 1860.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-24

PEOPLES TICKET FOR THE FIFTH WARD.
For CounciE-GeorRe Forbes, p. Norton, John Roe
mer. Jas. Ii. Stout, Robert Pratt, VIM. Stoneman.
ALdermdR-AndreW Qugly,
The above ticket will be supported by large
janl5$ MAJORITY.
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MEssRs EDIroRs.-I beg leave announce myself MS
reelection to the Office OF City Sergeant
the ensuing election. [janl1*l SMITH MCDONALD.
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,CTp EFT COJTJTLSSTO WE.

STREET COWWLSSIONER.
MRssRs EDTORs.-I offer myself candidate for the
Office Commissioner the ensuing charter cleo
ton. reelected will endeavor to discharge the duties
OF office, before, t. the best of my abilities
JaH6% HENRY SHARP.
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Eps Neutrality-suspicious. announce the name Of A. s.
ian1O& MANY VOTERS.
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MRssRs EprrORs.-You will please announce DAN'L DUS
candidate for superintendent Of Water Works al
janl8s 80 MANY FRIENDS.
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MRssas. EDToRs.- Please announce Capt. ANDREW WI
SON. the Citizens candidate for the office of Mayor
jan1SE THE MAJORITY.
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MEssRs. EDroRs-I respectfully announce myself
of City Treasurer the charter
e,ecsiOn. [jsn12l K W. HARDING.
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Corporation Election,

THE following gentlemen appointed JudgeS of the
2. JACOB, Mayor.
FIRST wARD-HosE HousR-w. P. wilson and Clark
Haines.
ALDERMAN's oFRrcH.-A. Pannell aud VIM. 9. GoshOrn.
ECoNO wARD-Samn II. Greer an Alex. Paxton.
TnRD WARD-CoURT HOUsE.-John Hamilton and John
H. Han.
FoURrH WARD-HOSE HoUSR.-Isaac Blanchard and Dan
ALDkRNAx's OYFIcE-Edward Reid and WIN. Hepburn.
FIFTu wARD-NoRTH RoON.-SamI Mason and Mathew
B. Reed.
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BOOK BINDERY

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
IL descriptions Blank Books ruled and MADE to or.
n der printed heads II required Magazlnes music ana
All kinds of bound in the hest and most sub
ssNN>- W. T. NEEDS,
eer Quincy and Main Sts.,
roxOn1v IntelIigener Building.
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership existing between the under
signed under the firm of J. E. Reid, in the Grocery
Business and Soap and Candle Manufacturing
is this day dissolved by mutual consent Either Of the
authorized attend the settlement OF the
old the Of the firm in making settle
ments. JOHN REID,
Wheeling, Jan. 1859. EDWARD REID.
The Undersigned the Wholesale Grocery and
LIQUOR Business old stand of J. E. Reid, No. 10
Main street, opposite the b. o. r. r. Depot where he will
always with large stock OF Groceries and For
egn and Domestic Wines and Liquors. JOHN REID.
The undersigned having purchased the interest OF Reid
the Soap and Candle manufacturing, will continue Il e
business the Factory formerly occupied by J. 4. Reid
No Main street. where he will keep large supply OF
Candles and all the variety OF Family and Fancy
Soaps that is in general use. EDWARD REID
ian1S-lm
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Whurf Master,

EDS. IATRELIGEEcRR-Please announce JOSEPH MAENRRi
candidate for rfMaster, the ensuing election
ianIOA MANY VOTERS.
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KxTITLkD
THE HIDDEN HAND.

BY Mrs. EMMA D. E. N. soUTHwORTH. auihoress Of
The Bride Evening"" "The Deserted Wife," The
Island Princes, &C., &c, forming altogether the MOST
REMARKABLE NUMBER of any paper issued in the
world ian24-1s
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BY TELEGRAPH.-We have before US tele
graphic despatch from Washington, in which we
are informed that Douglas has been put through
n course of severe structures by several of his
honorable peers The upshot of the scene in
executive session is only guessed at, and it is
limited that "blood" is in request. Whether
it is to be extracted by pistol at ten PAGES,
ca Clemens and Wise, or by brick, after Bill
Montgomery's fashion, we are not yet informed.
1t was in executive session, the despatch states,
and commenced between Douglas aud Fitch,
concerning the question of confirming Mr.. Pot
ter, of Ohio, as Collector of Toledo. Mr.. Pugh
opposed Potter's nomination. the man dis
placed was his friend He said if the Presi-
dent desired an issue with him, he Pugh) was
ready for it. He denounced the appointment and
called on every Senator, who was his (Pugh's)
friend, to vote against it. Mr. Douglas respond
ed, saying he would vote with the Senator from
Ohio. He then branched off on to the Illinois
appointments and said they were dishonest and
incompetent. Senator Fitch Intercepted Doug
las and said it was untrue. Mr.. Douglas again
reiterated what he had said. Mr.. Fitch again
said it was untrue. [Cries OF order were then
made] Mr.. Douglas continued the debate
Mr.JFitch replied to Mr.. Douglas with great Bit
terness and said that Senators know how to
prize anything coming from that quarter
(Cries of order were again made) Mr.. Douglas
then replied and was called to order. Motions
were then made that Mr.. Douglas be allowed to
go on in order. MIR. Davis opposed it and said,
turning to Mr.. Douglas, she lad listened aoith
Indignation to the language used and n1cas that
of a high,onyman and 6rGUO!' The debate was
continued some time when a motion was made
and the Senate adjourned. 1t is said the lie was
given and most severe personal remarks made.
The business of appointing magistrates for
the State of North Carolina, was carried into
Sunday last week, and made astonishingly d.
versifed in the Senatorial branch. One Senator
moved that the new Speaker be required to de-
liver his inaugural, and explain how Cain came
to be branded with horse shoe. Another, that
instead of copy of the Rev. Code, the Justices
of the Peace for Person should each be furnish
ed with pair of Shoes which amended by
a third Senator by adding No. 12's to Shoes
The Senator from Person moved to give the
Justices of BERTHE each barrel of herrings.-
Another moved to strike out "barrel of her.
ring" and insert ''a good shirt" A message
was also received from the House, inquirng the
price of peanuts and whisky.
The new Postage bill proposes to abolish the
=
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RORsaLROR BENT.

TWO Houses John street, one House on HamPden St
.ry-raI on Quincy street. and dwelling house an
store room in Centre Wheeling the corner of Main q
and Market Alley Enquire atJaeob Hulrs near the col
ner OF John and Sth Streets of ,-,,,,
iuly3nS JOhN bNSSI-'
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Among other proceedings the following, viz
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM WEIR
MAN, deceased-On application, by the petition SAL
KIRBY and JAMES F. TYSON, Executors Of said William
Wierman deceased 1t Is ordered and decreed this
enth day December eighteen hundred and ftyegh by
Orphans Court for Baltimore CT the said Execu
hereby directed be inserted
in two of the daily newspapers published in the
city baltimore the daiy newspapers
published States Ohio Virginia, Illinois,
indiana week for the of three months notice
children of Deborah Maxwell, and Priscilla Holmes
two Of said William Werman, deceased and
resduary egatees Of the aid deceased commanding them
to appear the first May eighteen
hundred and nine either in by their attorney,
their claims distribution share Of the
residue the deceased pursuance of
the General Assembly OF Maryland of 1925,
chapter lis. tsignedl Z. D. KEMP,
SANI'L G. SPICER.
CHAS q. GRIFFITH
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- In testimony that the fO5egoiIg is true copy
- the Orphans Court for Baltimore city, hereunto
subscribe name, and ax the seal OF the sal Court this
eighth Of December in the Of Lord eighteen
hundred and hity=eight.
Test-ISAAC P. COOK,
dec11-1aWSm REGISTER Of Wills for baltimore City.
TO PLASTERS AND WHITE WASHERS
FARMLAND LIME.-2O0 bushels of the celebrated MARY
vi land Lime, received fresh from kIIns, by
janis p Q. HILnREIH BRO.
A LII sizes window Glass, constantly hand and 70
n sale 81 manufacturers prices by
dscG IA. HETC1LF, No. IS Nsin st.
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ARREST THE VILLAIN.

ARREST HE VILLAIN.
ON the Gath Of December, lsSs, calling himself
~ John Thomas presented letter Jacob Kger, Esq,
Wheeling, Va, purporting to be from himself request
ing him tO call Mr. Jacob Kiger to loan "im
enable him reach MOrRtntOwn Va debt due
there by Mr. lie Roy Kramer' SIR. Kiger, taking for
granted that the letter genuine loaned the
quested but Thouas has not yet called to pay back
corlinS to promise.
Stryker Co., per Barney Fields We do not know either
che said Thomas Fields does Mr. lie Roy Kramer
The whole Transaction gross fraud. Will
the Western and Southern papers this to prevent fur
Their imposition. JOHN B. STRIKER CO,
No. $40 Market street, Philadelphia
Philadelphia, jan 18Th, 1859. jan23-3t
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For Rent.

rTIUAT d-,Irnble property near Mt. wood Cemetery
known as the King property. The dwelling CONTAIN
sufieient accommodations for large family Ihe 40
Contains two acres which could be made good mSFke
garden Also good orchard, &c, and All lately eneiosS
with an exeeIentfenee. For terms apply TO ,,,-,,
mhSO-tf A-E-h1 LI-LLlE-e-
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CLOSING OUT.-we large lot Of silks and satnS
~ and Vine DFeGs GOOIs, which We baEe made mp our
minds to cell. Also, small lot Of Remnants Of Rich Silks
be Aogd Also entire stock % Winter Bonnsts
decI5 STONE THOMAS.
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KEEP YOURSELVES WARM.
ME have OF the best assoTmeufs Of MtrnO Unds
w shirts Drawers found the city. and 70
sale very low By WHEELER 4 LAKIN,
dee1I Merchant TaiioFI, No. leg Main Sc
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Amen, say vel
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once Of she Creseent Misunderstanding Go.

WHEHIsG, Va. January 4th, 1et9.
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the Crescent
Manufacturing Co. for the election Of President and
Seven Directors, will be held At the Company's ofee IN
wheeling Va, Wednesday. Feb 9th, 1879, AZ O'Clock
general attendance 10 particularly requeEted
business Importance viii be bTo1ght before the
meeting n. WILKINSON,
jan5-td Secretary.
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BOOKS
M u . I g.

For Kent.
SToRE ROOMS OFFICES. DWELLINGS, Frame 4 brc.
- Rooms in the second third story Of good bushes
bopse and small HaI2O IS fre ALSO Building Lots 70
sale orIease favorable terms, apply o,,,,,poor-
once, No. 11s55. Main Street, between Monroe an
Uniou-IIp Stairs. ySs-lS