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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
THURSDAY, Jan 10, 1865.


Prayer by Rev. Mr. Fisher.
Ga motion of Mr.. Slack, Messrs. Peck
and Maxwell were added to the Committee
on Privileges and Elections.
Mr.. Maxwell from the Judiciary Commit
tee reported rules for the government Of
the Senate, which were adopted and six
hundred copies ordered to be printed.
a message from the House by Mr.. Pat
rick, announced the passage of joint res.
Olutiou to go into the election OF U. >.
Senator on the oath instant.
The resolution was taken up, and Mr..
Atkinson moved to amend 1t by inserting
25th instead of 24th, which was disagreed
to-.
Mr.. Phelps then moved to amend by
striking out oath inst, and inserting lst
Tuesday of February, which was also re-
jected.
On motion of Mr.. Slack the resolution
was amended by striking out oath and in
serting 3lst.
And with an additional amendment fixing
the hour of election at IL o'clock, a. NJ,
the resolution was agreed to.
The following resolutions were adopted:
By Mr.. Bowen: Directing the Judiciary
Committee to inquire into the expediency
| of prohibiting free persons of color from
and becoming citizens therein.
By Mr.. Hawkins: Directing the Commit
tee on Internal Improvements TO consider
the expediency of placing the Fairmont and
Wheeling Turnpike road from Allen Halls
near FaiTmont, in Marion county, to West
Warren, in Monougalia county, under the
supervision of the respective counties
named.
By Mr.. Mahon: Directing the Committee
on Township and County Organizations to
inquire into the expediency ofproviding by
law for the election OF electors of the sew
eral counties of the State, of assessors for
each of the counties thereof.
By Mr.. Maxwell: Referring so much Of
the Governors message as relates to old
Banks OF the State, not heretofore referred,
to the Committee on Banks and Corpora
tioas.
By Mr.. Chambers: Directing the Com
mittee on Military Affairs to inquire into
the eIpediency of authorizing companies
Of State scouts to appropriate property
captured from rebels.
Mr.. Brown moved that the bill to locate
permanently the seat OF government of
West Virginia be referred to the Commit
tee on Internal Improvements.
Mr.. FaTnswOrth moved to refer it to the
| Committee on Humane and Criminal In
situations.
Mr.. Raymond offered as a substitute,
that it be referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee, but this motion, as well az Mr.. Farms
worth's, was rejected, and the motion OF
Mr.. Brown adopted.
Messrs. Phelps and Brown were appoint
ed Committee to procure for a committee
room one of the rooms now occupied by
the Auditor.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
Financial Matters and tho Peace Ru-
mOrB.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ls.-The fall OF gold
yesterday from 222 TO 2l9 has been ascrib-
ed by different fnanciers to several causes.
BY many it is said to have been caused BY
certain information of the arrival and cor.
dial reception of the elder Mr.. Blair at
Richmond. By others, the guessWork of a
correspondent of New Yerk daily, as to
the scope and significance of the self-im-
posed mission ofthe unfortunate Mr.. Foote,
was believed to have correctly embodied a
hint of highly important movement, not
IN the rebel or organized South, but in the
well affected but unorganized and real
South-the Southern masses. This sugRes.
ton is ingenious, aud would be gratifying
If better founded on facts.
The statement made by the correspon-
dent of the New York Tribune. that many
holders Of stocks, including several mem
bers of Congress, telegraphed, on the
strength of peace rumors, instructions for
immediate sale, in prospect of speedy fall,
or what is the same thing, rise of Govern
ment securities, has not been satisfactorily
verified upon investigation.
The return of Mr.. Blair from Richmond.
noticed IN another column, cannot fail of a
sensible influence upon gold and stocks.-
1t IS understood that this venerable and
and distinguished citizen is particularly
Eeticent on the subject ofhis col!oquy with
Mr.. Jefferson Davis and other rebel chiefs.
until he shall have announced the result in
definite and responsible shape, in some
appropriate manner.
1t is, by several fnanciers of credit an
ticipsted that we are on the eve of violent
fluctuations, in consequence of the COM
psratively crude ideas which obtain, even
among very intelligent commercial men, of
the practical processes for cousummating a
stipulated peace between powerful bellies-
rents occupying contiguous territory, after
war OF extraordinary energy and vic.
lence of several years. duration. It NAV
not be too much to say that we will be as
unprepared, though not as unwilling, for
peace, as We VIGOROUSLY were for war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
THE CITY ELECTION,
Editors Intelligencer

@-N4fsS'S A'stSttt5t1tGcI
The editors of the Register day or two
since bantered the Union party to show
some cause, if they could, why the present
officers OF the city should be re. elected.
They thought no reason could be shown
why they all shonld not be turned out of
Office,
The present Mayor should be re. elected
because he is a good Union man, has never
had any papers returned from Washington
city, marked Unreasonable" He never
threatened TO leave the State if the Consti-
tuition OF West Virginia was adopted. He
never voted to prevent men who were pro-
tecung our 6resides, from voting. Who
did this2 His opponent.
The present city Clerk should be re.
elected because he saved more money TO the
city than pays his salary, and that in one
account alone which had been overlooked
for or years.
The city Sergeant should be reelected
because he has saved money for the city,
and has attended to the duties pertaining
10 MS othce IN person, and has succeeded in
keeping order in the city as well as any
man could do with the police force allow.
ed him by the Council. He collected
nearly twice the amount of fines usually
collected and paid them over. his oppo.
nentdid not attend to the duties in person,
de collected 6ues and neglected TO nav
them over as he should have done, No.
body pretends to find fault with the Super.
ietendent of the water works. The Col.
lector, as you have slreadyIshown, collect.
ed nearly so per cent more than the dem
ocraiic collector of '63. T
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Commissioners Sale.
Sarah Mccormick


va. In OhRncery,
David Mccormick and others
N PURSUANCE OF A DRUREE OF THE CIR
cult Court Of Ohio County, State of West Vir-
gnia made In this the 10th day of January,
1855! We viii sell on THURSDAY, THE 10TH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1886, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. n. and o'clock p NJ, at the front door
Of the Court House for the said Ohio County, the
following described real esta to- lying and being in
the said Ohio County; that isEo says that property
heretofore known "a the MISSOURI IRON WORKS
situate Immediately north Of the city Of Wheeling,
bounded on the west by the Ohio river, on the
south in part by JonathAn's Gaut and on the north
and east by the land of the late Hugh Nichols de-
ceased; also the coal lands and coal property for
merry called the GlasBhouse lots with the coal and
lots purchased from Mccoy, and coal under the
9aid NtcholP land more full description Of which
y contained in survey OF the same made by John
GehriS and filed with the papers Of the said cause,
and marked B.
TERMS OF sALE-onethird of the purchase
money in cash, and the remainder in three equal
instalments, payable in eight, sixteen and twenty
four months after the day Of sale, with interest
from that day, the purchaser giving bond for the
deferred instalments; the title to the property to
be retained security therefor, but the purchaser
to have the option of paying such portion Of the
third. JAMES g. WHEAT
DANIEL PECK,
JalR.Lo Commissioner
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
Jen. DnvIs' Army.


tits no wonder that the desertions from
the rebel army of Lee are now so nume-.
Gus, reaching as high, lately, as ffty dav
Even the stupidest private soldiers in the
rebel ranks are now beginning to see that
the cause for which they have fought al
long, and suffered so much hardship and
swallowed SO many lies, is an absoluteIv
hopeless cause. A thousand places we
have taken. which, up to the moment of
their capture, the rebel leaders persisted
IN declaring We could never take. In a
hundred battles we have not ouly won the
victories, but reaped their fruits willis
Ihe rebel papers INDUCED in frothy talk of
our ueteat. Vast tracts of country Ne
nave seized, aud hold irrsvocably which
the rebels declared we could never ei,bsr
hold or cover. Nearly all the large ci,;ss
OF the SoHth are in our peacsable noses.
sion, though II was again and again de-
clated, on behalf of their citizens ,bs,
they would perish before submit,j1o -
our nag The great river highways. the
great mountain chain with its fsstnassss
ana military positions, the seabosrd ana
us cities, are ours, though nature herssIf
seemed 10 back up the rebel assertion that
we could never seize or command them
having oeen betrayed at the first bv tbsi-
leaders, and deceived on every point snJ
IN every way for years stterward il ia ~
WONDER that at last the faith of the no.
soldiers OF Jef. Davis, who were forrs,Ir.
tne common people OF the South, is At Ia:,
SEeSAing down utterly, and that thew are
asserting the standards of the ner;rrsS
"I9 betrayed them to their rule.
NE are told that the greater mart ~ rho
ueseF'eFs Tor the last month bsye bean
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tal4.td
City Property for Sale.

V7HE undersigned offers for sale the following
i Real Estate in the city Of Wheeling:
Part OF Lot No. 49, on the corner OF Uuion street
and the alley leading from Union street to Market
Alley; on which Is erected the three story brick ten
Henry Korner.
Parts Of Lots No. 50 and 60, at the Corner Of Main
and Webster streets in Centre Wheeling; on which
Is erected the the three story brick tenements at
present occupied by Ridel Mayer and VIM. WsIs-
gerber.
The Home Place of Dr. John Eoh, deceased, with
the eight contiguous Lots Of ground.
Lots No. and 2, In Square No. 8, CknoWn as the
Diamond LotO Immediately west of the Athepsum
dscl6-h REVERLY n. EORP.
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Taluable Real ESTATE
JOB SALE .

r o r. - "A L. h
vs.. county, Court of Common
Ella Jane West, ct. al. Pleas:
ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE d.
Directed in this cause, the sheriff Of Belmont
county will sell on the 24rH OF JANUARY, 1865,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. n. and O'Clock
P. N on the premises, about 81 miles above the
ctyof wheeling, at the residence OF the late Robert
Patton deceased in the said Belmont county about
lOl ACRES OF LAND. on which is situated Steam
DistiIiery aud Mill, and Nine Dwelling Tenements.
ThelAnd fronts the Ohio River and the Cleveland
and Pittaburgh Railroad passes through the same.
There are about sixty-hve acres OF coal In this
tract, of the very best quality, and In the most
favorable IIruation to be shipped either on the
Railroad or River. This coal lying on the west side
OF the river, dips toward the river, and any bank
opened thereon will drain ITSELF
Those desiring to purchase invited to call and
examine tho premises. Besides the above named
advantages the land is of first rate quality, suitable
for farming, orchards and Vineyards, and has q fine
orchard of2OO grated apple trees in full bearing.
Terms OF sale, Cash.
ANY one desiring information on the subject in
this city will call on John A. Armstrong, at his
board yard ONCE on Market street.
jA20-td Sheriff.
IPAzfztar cony and charze this oflce.1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20

Georgiaus. Sherman's march has opened
their eyes, and produced disgust with the
whole rebel concern. Since our successes
at Wilmington, we expect to hear OF the
North Csrolinians pouriHg over to this side
of the lines. The Virginians and North
Caroliaians now constitute the mass of
Lees army, and if the soldiers of either
one of these States lose heart and give
way, it will 90 hard with Jefferson Davis
and his dwindling Confederacy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
1865. TRADE OF 1865.
LIST, MORRISON & co.
W Wholesale Grocers,
PRODUCE DEALERS.
10 q 80 Main ST.,
WHEELING, W. VA.

HENRY LIST,
jobs LIST, 10 q 80 Main ST.,
ROBERT MORRISON.
BENJ DAVESP2RT, WHEELING, W. VA.
GEO. PARKS,
WE DESIRE TO GALL THE ATTENTION OF
w the trade to our unusually large and well
selected stock Of goods, which We are prepared to
offer the most favorable terms. Our facilities for
transaoting business being equal to any house in
the city, hope to offer inducements to the trade
and especially TO CLOSE BUYERS, SHORT TIME,
and CASH MEN.
Particular attention will be paid to orders, and
goods and invoices will be promptly despatched.
We confidently expect the continued patronage Of
our old customers and solicit call from those who
have never purchased from
We ask attention to the List of leading articles
enumerated below.
100 BAGS GHoIoE RIO COFFEE
100 Boxes Hummeps Essence Coffee.
100 BARRELS HAREMEGER's AND OTHER
standard brands SYRUP.
IS HHDs NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
1O1 Barrels Refined
as HALF CHESTS IMPERIAL TIA,
50 Gunpowder
~ Young Hyson
leo oaddlo Assorted
100 BoXs. and Half Boxes Dark Tobacco, So,
70 butts Light Tobacco, rs Rnd Us.
20 Oaddies Dark Tobacco, "a
90 g Light Tobacco, va and los.
200 Navy Tobacco, 1'G
70 Barrels Smoking Tobacco.
100 600 Wheeling stogas Cigars.
.oO,OOO Choice German
25 Kegs Godyo Olovsst Tobacco.
100 Boxes CARROTS Pack SNUFF.
10 Barrels CARROTS Bladder Snuff
1000 BARREL KANAWHA SALT,
Dairy Salt, Pittsburgh Salt.
COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING.
CAndleWtek, Cotton and Linen TwIns
half barrels. - - va '' ana
Lake Herring, White Fish.
Scotch Herr ng.
SOAP, TALLow CANDLES,
Star Candles, Hotel Candles
Lard OIL, Carbon OIL, Petroleum Oil.
| all kinds. ASS Of
Soda, Dysstufr4 and GrOOsru' Drugs,
window Glass, Bed C0rus,
Nails, of all sizes,
Baskets, Tubs, Wrapping Paper.
Matches WashboardE
Powder, Shot, Lead, Brooms, &C., kc. In
1000 BBLS. SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR.
1OO Extra Family
QUO Champion
RELIABLE and Best brands Of Flour constantly IN
BACON, Lard, Cheese and Provisions generally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
ComuEED us to the Richmond papers fO'

CoMxESD us to the Richmond papers for
examples Of courage under difficulties. The
dispatches this morning show that the ia
king Of Fort Fisher was "blessing in dis
guisep 70 the rebels. They are all the
stronger for its capture. They never lose
any town or railroad or river, or anything
else, that is Of any advantage to them.
The wonder is that they have ever fought
for any oftheir lost possessions. We pre-
sume that when Richmond is evacuated
or Charleston captured it will be at once
ydiscovered that they were of no account.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
OIL LANDS.

VIZ l. THOMPSON / CO., % STATE STREET.
w BOSTON, MASS, arc agents for the pur.
chase and sale Of Petroleum Lands and Qfer their
services 70 thooe who desire to dispose Of Ghch prop
critics in the New York and Boston markets, or to
organize Stock Companies. Correspondence upon
ne Gubjeet t1 invited Prof. VIM. Denton, Mining
9eologist we'll known In the oil regions will exam
NE and report upon PEopSrhs1 placed In our banda
INTELLECTUALLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
Connigsioner's Notice.

Samuel II. B. Carter vs. w. I. Robinson.l In
Tsllant a DelaplRiu vs. same defendant.
Same plaintiffs same defendant. Chancery.
QY VIRTUE of decree of she Circuit Court Of
II Ohio county, made on the day Of December,
A D. 1864, in the foregoing cases, It was ordered
with the consent of the interpeader, James h Rob-
inson that the said be referred to one of the
Commissioners ofthis Court to ascertain and report
the prortes Of the deed Of trust out in the petit
tion OF the inter pleader, James H. Robinson, and
the several attachments In said causes, and that he
further ascertain and report the amount Of the lien
OF the said deed of trust whether at the dates Of the
attachments respectively subsequent thereto, and
that he give due notice to all parties according to
law Of his proceedInR under this order.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
TRUSTEES SAFE

VIRTUE of deed of trust to me executed h,
- Ben1Smin Stephens and Emma Jane his vii.
n0w o. record In the Office Of the Recorder Of OH
Seea TO se at the front door Of the court Ho1S ~
ONO county, on SATURDAY, THE Ara DAY OF FrSi
quarter Of Lot number 224 situate In Centr STti
ng, on the west side OF Eoff street, north Of Mil
I Aliey. The said quarter lot is bounded on t5s
OF y. Partridge, on the east by the pronsrty CO..,
neyeq TO Thomas Monegan by James Wilson. On t5s
west by the alley In rear of said lot and etsDdz G
feet AiieS oil feet and north from MIL Alley IS
TERMS OF sALE-one-third cash. the rss,dn.
Gpon equal credits for one and two Year,, beaTinS
interest from the day OF sale, the purchaSsr ejv;n
SVTG security for the deferred Payments,
1lue lnolsputable, but selling as truatae 7 sbaIi
deed of trust. n n um N ne 60y SAID
ja6-oaw4w 01SS 1ADI
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nNIoN TIOKET.

...............H. CRANGLB. 4
V ~ o., SiIw .......,..... 81 iR MEIrr
a sESaH.".e........... "a. II, bn5
TREAsURHR. n; MI. JAMES BAGGs
d SUPETRTluDIN W. " A0- ITENRY SHARP
q SIAM CoI1nssIoNER ..''HEShPdo 9aYTa
r,,r,,c,, -P,r,t rranch-Thoa. H. Logan. seSon
p! SGUSoH X List BlJah Day, VIM. Collins
Ia H,ts Scboo ColnmisEoneE-Sam1e 1tSl n
soooS rrT:tass q Connolly, Henry U. Oot@.A
sIcoID WARD.
r,O,,v,,, -P,-.. Branch-J. L. sdhe. second
RrSDcb1T a ArmstrODg, Thos. E. BeanA AIoSE-
man-George Dulty. School C9m EIIln JUL"
Bishop. Scnool Tru5tss-S' "a
THBD WARD.
CoUNc1L-Pirst Brsneh-samI Laus1nlin; II W1S
Branoh7JappeS BOdlSy 4Ide Dr. II. johnson.
School Commissioner--J. @. Orr. School IruStees-
G. K Wheat, W. B. simpson.
FOURTH WARD.
CouSorL-First Brssch-AIex LaIghhnI;, seSEnu
Rranoh~D. e. Donel, D. v. TharP, W. l. nGSseley'
G. H. Parks Geo Robinson Aldsr9HsnfT 91Isss:
School Commissioner-John Reeu 0'HON'
%. j. Crawford, James Launder'
CotySc1L-Pirst Brsnch-D. Lamb, SECOND BIaneh
r Pratt. W. D. Lewis, Jas. Reed, D Z. hluEetn'
| Alderman-J, G, MeAannaway. schooi OoLn NJ
sioner-A. G. Robinson School Trustees-'onn
Cloudy, Wallace sr,v WIN
| Cousou-Pirst ,Brauch-M. W. Echoh': Seeono
Branch-James Wilson, Isaac Cloudy, JacoD ShIaeF
schooI Commissioner-A. G. Robinson. school tFus-
tees-John Cloudy, II Wallace.
sTvENTH WARD.
CouSCIL-First Brsnch-T. ]. Blair. second Branct
John Frew. School Commissioners T. Hop
kins. School Trusiees-Dr. J. H. Connolly, Il.
| Morgan. QecES-te
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EVERYBODY DAN FIND A PRES
EMIT FOR FRIEND.
B. b b
SIGN OF THE BIG BLACK BOOT.
ROBINSON & BALL,
NO. 165.
NAN sT., CORNER MARkET Abbey.

MAIN ST, CORNER MARKET ALLEY,
RE receiving goods daily in addition to the large
"A and we'll assorted FALL and WINTER STOCK
laid In early in the season. They determined to
keep their stock of eastern goods complete, 80 a.
not to fail to suit any giving them call. Buy
ing for CASH exclusively, and from the largest and
best manufacturing houses, they can ofFor superior
inducements to cash buyers.
They also continue the manufacture of Boots ],
Shoes and CATERS, on more extensive scale than
ever, being now enabled by the assistance of first
class workmen and by using the best material, to
furnish goods unsurpassed in STYLE superior in quail
ity, and warranted to 1T, at as low prices as any
other establishment in this city. decS
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CITY Election.

noB BE HELD on MONDAY, 23d instant, lit be-
ing the fourth Monday in january for Mayor,
Clerk, treasurer, City Sergeant, Superintendent Of
Water Works, Street Commissioner and Wharf
Master: also for COuncilmen, Aldermen School Com
missioners and school Trustees, for the different
Wards, as folioWs, viz:
member for First Branch Of Council, four members
for second Brsuch of Council, one Alderman, one
School Commissioner, two School Trustees
SECOND WARD-st the City Hall therein-for one
member for First Branch of Council, two members
for Second Branch OF Council, one Alderman, one
School Commissioner, two School Trustees.
THIRD WABD-Rt the Court House-;or one mem
Der Tor First Branch OF Council, four members for
Second Branch OF Council, one Alderman one School
Com isssioner, enc School Trustee.
FoURFa WARD-st the Hose House therein-tor
one member for First Branch Of Council, five mem.
beers for Second Branch OF Conncil, one Alderman,
one School Commissioner, two School Trustees.
FIFTH WARD-in the north room in the said Ward
Public School-for one member of Council for First
one Alderman. One School Commissioner and two
School Trustees in connection with the sixth Ward,
they two composing one district.
SIKH WARD-at the room southeast corner of
Chapline and First streets-for member of
Council for First Branch, three members Of Council
for second Branch, one Alderman. One School Oom-
missioner and two School Trustees, in connection
with the Fifth Ward, they two composing one dis.
trict
SEVENTH WA2D-in the room formerly occupied
by @. Luken in said Ward-for one member of Coun-
Gil for First Branch, one member of Council for
Second Branch, one Aldermen, one School Commits
sioner, two School Trustees.
The Mayor has appointed the following persons as
Superintendent OF Election in the different Wards
First Ward-Olark Hanes and Hiram Young.
Second Ward-Wm. n. Berryhill and 7. P. Shall.
Cross.
Third Ward-Robert Morrison and John Bayha.
Fourth Ward-James Launder and John Downs.
Fifth Ward-M u. Reed and Wm, CarnRh an.
Sixth WRrd-John Cloudy and Alex Cecil.
Seventh Ward-John Mcclure and Jacob Berger
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COMMISSIONERS oFPIOE.

Wheeling, West Va, Jan 4th, 1865.
hOTIoE Is hereby given to all parties interested
that have hxed on Monday, the 9th day OF Pebru-
A. ID. and O'Clock P. NJ, as the time, and my Law
ONCE in said city as the place, when and where 1
Ghall proceed to ascertain and settle the matters
and things in said decree required.
GIBSON L. CRANMER,
Jab-1m Commissioner.
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Friday morning, Jannary 20.
BETTING Ar THE COURT HOUSE.

Is is proposed to hold UniOu Meeting
at the Court House on Saturday night. II
the necessary arrangements are made they
will be announced tomorrow morning 1t
is expected that several members of tae
Legislature will address the meeting.
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LADIES AND CHILDREN.

VIE BELAoNTs GIVE SPECIAL, MATINEE
IL Tor your &C ommodation on SATURDAY. a1to-1
at half past O'Clock, which occasion The aJrT.L
siGn 10 only - cents to all parts Of the house he
sides Beautiful Git. Don't fail To Nv Sue' NC
tunS with the God of GiftS ''santa CLAM S1d 10E
pleasant afternoon with the Belmonts. Sturdy
pight Is positively the last Of this Talented Tro1ns
jaIQ-9t
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OFFER d.

ENOK q REASONABLE o0NsIDERArIoN
y FhAoi1OE OF MEDICINE that Welded Last
Ssar a9oxe Three Thousand Dollars land. can he n.
SteaseO IN the city Of Wheeling. AppIIeatjon roSt
e maze within thirty days satisfactory In fo+mS.
uUn MI De given upon all inquiries addresseJ 10
lagton Han, Mheeling. ". Va 80 y no.4 :
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House for Sale.

"a ter, bath room, stable, eSrTfSgs SoSI.ss g, va
6onseb &es within three minutes walk Of he d.
OIloe; fotleSsion gwen on the 1st Of Anil Ror
te enaP and terms easy. II not sold before AnEiI
49, a. Sii Dc rented. A. o. PARTRIDGE.