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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
ws TbE'EAsgRy n DERARF,t1a;

" 44--AA4AtsS1As OGtuuEf l6Illt lhul.
.WHEREAS BY sATIsFA c.T0TsS2, T.Str.
ny denee Presented otle undersigned, It
aOnal Savings RaniE1 az St1I,eeIS,. - =, =
IN IN me Slty OF cling. In the County Of Ohio
Ann state Of West Virginia ms been SIiIISS
0teanized under and according % the reutiirs
n % the act Of Congress entitled an ACT
eiefge Of United States Bonds, and 10 nnovIie
Si stas SSflITcIlA5lon md redemption thereof
ayyPfoNeui une %, 1884, and has cofnulie6 TSitI
s ~ 6S of sa1d act required to be
nSSs OI ranking, under said act -
t, NIfIg, taatsret9re, 4, Freeman Clark, Comm
hF1I!eI OF the Currency, do hereby carii n
4 1ttfS NAI1ONAn&AVING = ~
~. N N the City ofiyFheellnR. IA me
y onntS =. ONO and State OF West SirafniS
e 81 ~ tsnor1zed 70 commence the busiIIess ~
b.4lEng under the act nfnresa M - -
IN testimony whereof Wif1leE5 INV hay;, ,,,,,Ii
ss4 Oh oHleeI this lstl1 day of October iS15
rss,1 nos FREEMAN CLARK.
T TStti-og9 mo. l59i.l 4! ComptroIlar
s5i N anee with the above the Nafifiihi
day. November 1853 : ~ W.
q T. HILDRETH, Casl1Ier.9
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SENATOR HowE OF Wisconsin, in a
speech at Milwaukee on the 18th ult.,
said;
tsOne year ago, when large rebel
armies were fighting on Southern fields
for the defeat OF our ticket, then I held
up to you only the flag of the Union,
and I appealed to you to stand by the
party which stood by Il. Then asked
you to sustain the Union Party. because
It would save the country. Now ask
You stand by the Union Party because
IL las saved the country
~ It strikes us that this is the case
about as compactly put as well could
be.
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? - ~ Ia q - sIkll- - = ~ w 7
aALLcw-EVE DEVILlIENTS.-A' gem
steman who suffered fifty dollars worth
of damage ON Hallow-Eve, is indignant
that such Wila disorder as prevailed in
the city that night, should not have re-
suited in a single arrest and fine. He
thinks, and very justly, too, that it is
about time the foolish, expensive and
often vicious custom OF turning, over
turning and s1nas hing exposed property
on Ha1Iow-Eve was broken up. Il may
be tolerated in the rural districts lint Il
is out OF place altogether in a city.
Many half grown loafers and Migrants
use 1t tovent their spite ON their neigh
bors, and aim to do them as much harm
MS possible without too great personal
rlsk. Totheit shame be It said, rough
girls, nearly grown, were seen ON the
streets in company with equally rough
boys, depreaating round with sticks
and cabbage stocks in their hands.
Anything in the shape Of 4 female
ought to feel herself forever disgTace5
Iiby such eonduct. Its to be hopetl mi
we have seen the last HaIiow-F sve -csI,-
brahon in this city. In other PLACES az
onr size extra policemen have broken
up the custom altogether.
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Teachers, Take NOTICE..

THE BEL MONT COUNTY, OHIO.
Il Teachers, Institute will meet In Bell0ir
December 18th, 1865, Christmas day.) The
following named distinguished educators
Will certainly be present to lecture before
of Marietta college, on arithmetic; Hon. ii Is,
White, school commiSsio ner, Ohio on GeoRra-
ply; Prof. NJ. F. Cowdery, of SanduslSy, on
Pittsburg, on English Grammar; Prof. A. a.
Ghhth, Of Illinois; on Elocntion; Prof Robert
Curry, Of PittsbuFg, on orthograpy. Other
The teachers of Ohio, Marshall and Brooke
counties, w; Va, and ofNashington county,
Pennsylvania, are cordially and earnestly in
sHtute. ln=g itill NJ -
Arrangements win be, as far as possible,
made to lodge and board lady teachersfree and
gents ut reasonable rates
t.Ffr3 s.4JAAiES F. ANDERSON.
Sec'y. Elk. Com. B. G. T. Inst.
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aAFFRDAY lIORNINa. NoV. {.
TuE New York Round Iable / from
which wequote a very readable article


THE New York RoilHd Table from
which wequote a very readable article
this mothing1 gives the daily. newspa-
persjofI that city rough overhauling,
and declares that the great metropolis
OF the country cannot boast of first
class newspaper. It further states that
j any of the dhIlies there viii suffer by
comparison with those Of Chicago, and
cites the fact that their news is neither
comprehensive nor reliable. IT pitches
into the Associated Press telegraphic
arrangement, denounces 1t as radically
defective, charges it with Venality,
monopoly, and great want ofvigor and
simplicity. The Table asks the follow
ing questions:
SWhy do not some of our wealthy
capitalists who are familiar with Euro
pean journalism, and who have the
good name'Of the metropolis at heart,
unite aud subscribe sufficient sum to
estnblish flrst-class daily paper in this
city,"
The Express newspaper is a good deal
stirred up by the comments of the
"IdJEe, p and bids Ii set the example Of
whit daily newspaper ought to be.by
changing from n weekly into a morn
ing orevening sheet. The Express very
properly reminds the neophytes of the
''IdLLe" that Il is one thing TO criticise
and another to perform; and that ex=-
cellence in anewspnper way is scarce
the world over. ofall business It is,th6'
one in which the greatest tcomparative)
Number of failures are made. But the
fewest number ofnewspaper enterprises.
ever succeed. cover forty daily pa
Pers," says the E2rpress, shave been
commenced in this city, and less Than a
dozen OF them are alive to-day, and not
alIiofthese prosperous. Itiss6nietImes
said that fools build houses which wise
men occupy, and 30 of newspnpers,-a
thousand dollars has been lost in them,
for every one made by them"
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To THE PUBLIC.-We desire to call
the attention of the public to the follow
ing letter, which we have just received:
PAssA1c, New Jersey, oct, %, 1865.
This Is to certify that 1 have been n
y years, during which, time 1 have
known Mr.. Alfred Speer, and have been
fully posted in the manufacture by him,
ofhiR celebrated wines; and can testify
to the fact, derived from a personal
knowledge, that his excellent Sambnrg
Port wine, Is made entirely from the
Samburg Grape, which he cultivates
extensively in vineyards in sight of nv
residence. @. NJ, N. PAULsIN,
HaU y. 8. Deputy Collector, Int Rev.
The Samburg Port wine, is for sale by
u. II. LOGAN Co, LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
General Agents. Sold also by r. Book
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Near Litila Rock, Sept 18th, Captain WA.
TATE ROBINSON, In the 18th year Of his age. :
On THURSDAY last, ut Glencoe, Ohio, at fiye
O'Clock, ARCHIE R CHM, aged . years.
The funeral win take plAce this afternoon
at O'Clock, nom the residence of the parents
on Zane street, The friends OF the family are
invited to attend.
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wheeling, W. va, Nov! SEQ Il. is y. SMITH.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i.l purchased the entire Brewing, Mailing
Of the City of Wheeling, w. Va, and have
leased, for q term OF years, his extensive
brewery and Malt Houses, and respectfully In
the public generally, that they feel themselves
competent to keep up the wen known reputal
ton OF George w. Smiths AleS, Malt, DC, + I.
them, and the public may rest assured they
Will receive as good articles form the new flrin
as heretofore: u. - 80
Il. DARLINGTON & co.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. LIST 1865
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An exchange says that t,vatersSllS,1
ate prohibited by the Snpi al , s,a1os
laws. The clause which ) anpliss ~
them, runs as follows: asSettinT the
hare shall be punished BY fine and inn
prisonment,n etc,
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Burley's majority over Josephus and
Ebenezer Clark 250-oVer Ebenezer AL.
STILL MORE ABOUT THE HAnrPsaia ~
COUNTY ELECTION.
RoMNEY, HAAIPsHIRE Co., Nov /, '65.
EDITORS Iiatettgeheer:
HEhe election in Hampshire county
resulted as follows, viz:
~ ,5attge : Kennedy (pemJ $50; Hall
Chaplain (UnIon) 8lS.
House Fl Detegdtes-H. q. Davis
(Dem.l 44Ss Sam1 Cooper tDem.l 4O4 /:
Asa Hiatt DEM 88S; DR.. Moore [Dem.
2S6; transformation (Union) $50.
10 show how such result was
brought about II Is only necessary. to
say that o. d. Downey' did sometime
about tho 24th,tiay of Sept, in a public
speech at Romney, pledge himself to
the rebels, IL elected, to do all he could
70 relieve them from the disabilities
TINT the laws Of West Virginia placed
them under. Secondly, under the en-
couragement given the rebels ny the $50
bold, defiant and determined, and by
threats OF violence, so intimidated tho
loyal men in some townships, that thew
stood aside and did not challenge a
Yote: We are OF, opinion; that about 500
rebels voted that could and would not
nave taken the oath prescribed, At
several preet nctS the officers OF the cleo
ton could not ana tlid not take the offi1
GERS oath. - s'i'r''' -'Il9 =
Hero Is a specimen1of DIR. Moore's
card: usEtI +. = l..l-si =
apr. Moore ahhounc6s himself to the voters
S, ~ IShir9 county ~ 9 candidate TO rep
glnta aud he Is ON tiod m fif fifIyl,oYI ~ An,
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Creamifor theHair. M
Coco Cream for theHaif.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No morerancid Pomades IL
Nomore rancid Pomadesll
you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire SON and silky Hair.
II you want your Hair preserved, 80.
fyou want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness
II You want to be rid OF Dandruff,
ai4 Use the Coco Cream.
1 Use the Coco Cream,
Use the Coco Cream.
Useths Coco Cream.
Use thu Coco Cream.
Price IS cents q bottle
For sale by spE
LAUGHLINs& BUsHFIELD,
Ju24 ~; Wheeling, W. Va.
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Dyspepsia. and Fits

+, ia y =, sqRE CURE FOR THESE DIS
Etss tSEesng complaints IS now giIf1GIfie
AAl.-kknoWn in treatise on Foreign t1TsfI
1st. -NattEe Herbal ppgraFafions pfIoiiS5.
- ~ ~: ~ n =. sIlPS BROWN. Tine
"a s=i l sten 9 PROV tdential mnhner that he
me- & Iqlnot eonscient iouslY refuse 10 max
Ass=ls Known as e has cured esvtrVi1oi5S3
WHO has used II; leYer hSyfng II
s1nle case. It IS equally stIFe IN a ~
y ~ y q and the iiigreliis
Items may be Obtained nom any siFI5s
Is,e. sent tree All ON AZ nv
~. - g ~ ,- tage, etc AfitiFe
Els Jersey ott 3, M; o 1sss5sS 81 an
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BY the Governor ofWest Virginia

By the Governor ofwest Virginia
One Hundred Dollars Reward OnsFeti
Tor Escaped Convict.
II HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED BYTuErATTt.
y or OF Wood county, that Mortimer NJ. fSIh..
ooney, under sentence OF death Tor the n1I1E
Ger OF AhFahnIn Deem, escaped from fhe ian
q said county on the sd instant, and 4 Vel n
large. SAID Gihbouey answers the folIowinS
-. DESCRIPTION. l7
Height, feet inches; hair. dark. ewes
oinei complexion, fair, very much maT{Ee3
WIN slnAu pQX; . small monstaehe. Of sIen.
yer form; ana when he escaped WCSrs lSISClr
uIees cont black slouch hat. (iaFIC sfTiTe5i
pants and yellow vest = ? - stElpe
Now, therefore, By virtue OF authorize n
me iSestsos !, a ARTHUR j. .RoRKlTEN f5Tve =.
noE % the state OF West ViFEinia herSi3y
1I1a9HSn that q ward Of 05fIIhnSESa
Oottlls VIII be paid by the Sfafa IN 6ySS 49,
- 9t BstsQns who shall arrest said S3IItnSsSy
tI li esllver him to the proper aIthSriftes ~
- IN estt1nony whereof. I have hersI,r tc
LIS 81 my hand and caused the ri ~ ~
< sSSa9e % be afflrel at the CsT1itoi ti rs
ne l ely OF Wheeling tins S6f35 EiSl q. ~
IN t1eyeaF ofour Lfti i5tey ~ IN, "
nFteq ana sl&IS-nNes and Of the SfSfe an Az
Ta,.41,. o.. A-IsB0REMAN.
5 AaleANS1LLE ID. HALL, Sew Of fjIe ss,., i
ocil-IWd Ess7l5 5fifSI y tE4t' tiAte.if.
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By the Governor of West Virpinia
a PROCL.ABTATTON ~ !.

H
.HHvING RECEIVED AUTHENTIC M
IoFnlatton that the Exchange Banh1of
Virginia, at Weston, in the county OF Lewis
nus refused to redeem its bills or NOTES in c,oI3
9n4 sllXer coin in leg 81 The
81, ARIHTR I. BoRR1tAN, Governor OF the
SSss 80, 81 MeSe Virginia hereby declare that
SSnange Bank Of Virginia, at Weston, in the
county oiIeWts, to be received in payment az
any money due 70 the State. And ne IesSis.
!alnre not being in ssion, i hereby Announce
that am of opinion that the safafy AZ me
PUBIC iands require TINT no more money
Esnoul1 DC paid to the credit of the TreoSIISy
INFO 11,to the si1ld Exchange Rank of XifRinEa ~
Weston, and call attention to the faet ffSt
tealter Il VIII not be lawful to pay any sum
OF money ON State account Into said Bank.
In testimony whereof L have here.
Is unto set my hand and caused the sTsSI
t;T y OF the snid State To- be affixed, at fTe
oSfIyS /, = pttol IN the City OF Wheeling ms
SJth day of October, In the year al niiT
~ H. esgate en- hundred and sfxty-ve, and
BY the Governor. :, et.sA q NJ
GRANVILLE %, HALL. Sectsv of tl,a sto4a-
octSl-lwd 's's''
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DIED.

November %, by Rev. F. Ball, at the resi-
dence q the BRIDES fatheE, Mr.. EKwLsS. Jon
DAN, ofSt. Louis TO Mis- EMMA ]. ARNDT. .
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Sale.

ONE AMONG THE BEST BUSINESS
" STANDS In the etty--a three story bFielc
honse on Water street, adjoining the Snri@@
House = feet mont and CO teet deep. Will -
noyS-im Reai tiESts ~ Amt
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EaU r e K a.!
THE 49,. - , 2
NFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORAFIVE!i
This is no Fair nua

TlHE IMMENSE SUCCESS w1TH yv111cu
Il this Preparation has met during the EII0si
tIine z has been before the public ~ indncr4i
Lne tnouSands and tens Of thotisand WHO
nave used and attested IT. ViTtnesf IA NJ
n99nnce it the ONLY and TRUE Hair ReStor
a ~ me Eureka has been introduced into
AZ All I ne PLlnclpal cities both East and West
tshtLleo 5or II mas superseded all other HniI
e pallauonS The Eureka restores GRAY HaiI
milling ont, by causing a healthy conditionSaf
S Sae eS554lPs mparttng to the hair q softneSs
s1tIss, - anu youthtul appearance that no
1. !feka = nee nom all impurities OF poisou-
S ouS 9Llgs and can be used without soilinR
Manufactured and sold! wholesale and ,o.
paAll, ~ h9BERTi FISHER Sole AGENT.
no = North Fifth street, St louis, Mo.
~ ISo.i and Logan, List & Co. agents foT,
tinteellngs West Va, Sold also by Z, Book
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TUBE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
u actively engaged I'm business for nearly
half century, resolved, some time since, to
partially retire, so soon as he could succeed
IN finding gentlemen OF capital and expert
ence to succeed him, 50 that Interpolation
for his 0les and malt might be sustained He
and customers, and the. public GENERALLY, that
ne mas sold out his entire business, together
with all his stock, and leased his extensive
brewery and Mailing establishment to ii.
DaFlington& Co, gentlemen every way quail
ned 70 succeed him, and worthy. Of public
confidence and patronage. he also takes this
Tor their continued and undimlnisfled support
during the long period that he has been en-
M, GEO. W. SMITH.
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q DOZEN LADIES' aANDMADIspy,r,. -.
~ stlaWtsi dozen PhiInieIpi1iS I1Se;Ss
36 5sal Rss shawls; dozen Iadiss' Fr t1lS
SS,ISs s 91SSo1s. Also common Hoods fine
AssAAa-s S'S4lt &c J.S RHODES.
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Chester D. Knox ;SnaFaia13l e
OF tiz.e KNOX be5s1pS et5i % On
Lizzie 8. Knox and Anna CIrcnitCpuFt OF
b Knox. -, OhioCo.,W VIVA.
i4Aa AXE NoII0Es THAT THE DEPOSIT
VS. lsS1 ptnee Of John q. Chandler. m fbe
~ ~ 81 ~ A. 4 w. Va, ON the "a tiay 81
O'clock ans and 90elocis n m IN tSIIS y
tL1e lsioneE 70 be Rad In eViIience an tlSe
SIl-al q tne above cause And q nom aI1y
tIe tll5lng Of said Deposition sil6n1S
not pe commented, Tor belnr s.iSInf1 III II
t1ot &c ON that tiay "a ~
- 81 ne 11le VII Be adjourned ffou5 ffI,Ss
" sAA1es tneA the s1me be complefeIi
JOHN g. CHANDLER
M .tI,a ,,.e.., Attorney for Petitioner.
s4As Netetloatts. nov4-1tda3tW.
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House Rented.

MY PRESENT LOCATION REp1l
~. 6snted % another party, have to Close
III I1y suck entire by The frst OF April
loF ellsn. u. Us. RHODEs.
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Ooneefg CoHeefl ~ 49,
70 BAGS OHoICEl b. y 1851 .4ss.t
lO u Prime. AsfS
Fair and low grades.
ossSt p0eNeps en9les Old Java just arriving at
LIST, MORRISON & CoE -
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Settlernent

A LhPERs0NsINDE
call and settle without ffirfher nSt5ee e az
accounts must be closed - - ? . sA.s
HENRY STURGEON
oc39-1We n.y. At Thomas SturRfon - fynss.
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No. Church In East VFheeiine....An
w. who are 1nfaVor Of bdndlng Methodist
Episcopal Church In East Wheeling, are inv
Rough and Ready hose house on Monday
evening, the 9th inst, Mt z O'Clock. \
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7 y d ). llWAAAlNsNIlls 49,
a Sgf5E6 LOT OF THOSE NEW STYLE
Askirt holders just received At
D, NICoLIs & BROS
ooS4 Variety Store,
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aletp Adpfrtiset,tfnts.

NR RELLGIOUSN0TI -Eng. Evan.
HS Lutheran Church, cornerof Fourth and
alton. Appropriate sermon at iOjS d. m. ADJ
dresses to sunday School at pm. AT z pm,
by request, the pastor VIII repeat the sermon
on @The vision OF dry houeSA -
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DUBLIo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
that the co-partne rslIp heretofore exist
M1ltsteIs in the City, Of Wheeling, Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The debts Of
Smith, to whom an debtsdpe the 1lrm are to
be paid. 3i5i--47l4s- ftif,,5,,l. : -
Nd Dated Ct Wheeling, ". Va, the lst day of
~ . GEO. W. SMITH,
-yis ~ JOHN TEECE
JOHN GIBSON.
Witness. HBnfiHFsOT.
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MRREILGIOUs NOTICE-Rev Robt.
NEp Telford VIII preach in the Baptist
Church Tomorrow morning and evening at
the usual hour. Subject In the morning
Cllrtst, the only way OF salya ion, with partic-
ular reference TO the he9tlen world. Evening
services Immediately AFTER morning sermon.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
best selected stocks Of
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Total........s65 OO5 s2l So IS e5s
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Burley's majority over Josephus and
Ebenezer Clark 250-oYer Ebenezer AL.
STILL MORE ABOUT THE HXnrPaHiaE
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g9lerfltaat 9atInring.
Merchant Tailors.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,

.sl No. 80 water street.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THEATRICAL.-BeneM of Mss Jean
HOsnaer. The performances at the tin ca
tire last night were very fine, and the
house was good, Notwithstanding the
disagreeable state of the weather. The
Stranger was superbly played with the
exception of the part taken by Mrs. Pc
terson. She is not equal to such task
as that imposed upon her, and the part
should have been given to Miss Emma
Reynolds, who is certainly. next to Mrs.
Meek, the best actress in the theatre.
In the Honey Moon, Miss Hosmer was
a fine Juliana, Gallagher a good repre-
sentative of the woman hating ROlando,
and Taylor respectable Duke, while
Marston kept the house in roar, as the
Mock Duke. We have seen few more
humorous representatives of this fun
niest of characters. 1t was played with
great discretion, but had liked to have
been spoiled by the unskilfulness of the
supernumeraries, who had no business
laughing. Their respect to the mock
Duke should have been real, and not a
show. Mrs. Marston's Volante was very
pleasing, and Miss Emma keignolds
played the double part of the Page and
Volante in manner with which no
fault can be found. Don't forget that
tonight is Miss Hosmer's benefit, and
let the house be crowded, rain or shine.
Lucretia Borgia, and Faint Heart never
won Fair Lady are the attractions. Mr..
Gallagher will play Ruy Gomez in the
last piece.
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The Hon. j. S. Millson submitted a
motion to the Court to dismiss the libel
against Jacob Ham, deceased from the
fact that the defendant had died before
the order of the Court directing the sale
of the property had been executed. The
Court reserves the decision.
On motion of Tazwell Taylor, an
order for the restitution of the furniture
and household effects of Capt. Arthur
Sinclair, deceased, was granted by the
Court.
The heirs at law of John Tabb, of
Elizabeth City county, petitio .ed the
Court to annul the decree of sale or
dered, and for the restitution of said
John Iabb's, deceased, property, the
defendant having died before the enact
ment OF the confiscation laws. Petition
ordered to be filed and summons issued
j. ii. Watson, of Elizabeth Citv
county, petitioned the Court for the
restitution of his property, sold under
the Contiscation Act, upon the ground
that he was not in the Con-
federate service, but was exempt as a
Justice of the Peace, thereby being con-
strained from any signal service Of inn
portance in a military point of view.
Decision deferred.
The counsel of Jefferson Sinclair pe-
titioned the Court to be allowed to
amend petition filed for the restitution
OF property sold under the Confiscation
Act. Granted.
y. n. Mallory moved that the per-
sonar property belonging to him and not
soiu unuer the Confiscation Act, be or
uereo returned Motion granted,
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The LATE WILLIAM PATTEN, ST.
The funeral solemnities of this respected
gentleman took place in Baltimore on
Monday last. His remains were follow
ed to the grave by large concourse of
his friends, and the vessels in the har-
Dor, as a token of respect, wore their
flags at halfmast during the ceremonies
of his funeral. Mr.. Patten leaves a
widow and nine children to mourn his
irreparable loss. They reside in Balti-
more, and, we are glad to learn,
are in comfortable circumstances. Mr..
James Patten, his son, takes his fathers
place rs agent of the Boston Steamship
line,
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Bsagn To CONsUMpTIvEs.-The adye

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tser having been restored to health in few weeks by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection and that dread disease
Consumpton-is anxious to make known to his fellow.
sufferers the means of cure
10 all who desire It, he will send copy of the prescrp
ton used (ree of charged with the directors for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The
only object of the advertiser is sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he conceves to bonvausbe and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as il will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
oCt1-4w William sturgh Kings County New York