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| WASHINGTON Feb, 23.-Major Gen
o. o. Howard has prepared the follow
ing circular letter to be transmitted "a
| each of the assistant Commissioners OF
the Freedmen's Bureau.
WAR Dept, BUREAU OF FREEDMEN, l
REPUsERs AND ABANDONED LANDS,
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1866.
To The Assistant Commissioner
DEAR SIR:-Anticipating the excite
ment that will necessarily follow the
action of the government with refer
ence to the new Freedmen's bill, you
may feel somewhat embarrassed in the
duties devolving upon you under the
law and regulations already existing,
that you may act steadily and firmly in
any emergency, you must be prepared
for any increased hostility on the part
of those who have SO persistently him
bred and troubled you and your agents,
and there may be an increased restless
ness amongst the Freedmen. The Pres
ident has assured the Commissioner
that he regards the present law as con-
tinuing the existence of the Bureau at
least year from now. Please ascer-
tain and report what steps have been
taken in your district by the State and
municipal authorities to provide for the
absolutely INDECENT and suffering refu-
gees and Freedmen who have and are
being thrown upon the general govern
ment for support, and continue to use
every possible effort to find good homes
for orphan minors who are dependent,
and to reduce by means of employment
ofo6icers the accumulation of people in
the different cities and villages, aiding
the unemployed to find homes and la
Dor. You have succeeded in allaying
strife, arranging labor and promoting
education in the midst of great difficult
ties. Continue with your utmost eff
forts to pursue the same course, so as
to demonstrate to the people of your
district the good intention of the gov
eminent and the complete practicable
ty OF the system of free labor. Give
thorough instructions to every agent for
whom you are responsible. Immorali-
ties, corruption, neglected duty and in
capacity are sometimes complained of
against officers and agents of the Blu
reau. If either of these charges be sus-
tanned on investigation, the guilty par
ty will be Mt once removed, whether he
can be replaced or not. Thanking you
heartily for the energy and fidelity you
have thus far displayed, the Commits
sioner is pleased to express an unwav-
ering confidence in your ability to
cope with any new difficulties that may
arise. 1 am, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
Major General Commissioner.
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NOV worm In1nrI.er.

~. NEW York, Feb. q.
.Cotton-Heayy and lower at Hos for mid
ding, FlouEcommoI and inEerf5r grades
l0al5c lower; high grades quiet and steady I;
I. % for extra state; sIS 80 for extra round
market closing dull and heavy. Whisky
Firmer ut 2S92 % for western. Wheat
Dull and easier; 4591 20 for inferior to COM
milwaukee, club, nndI 81 for new No 1
Milwaukee. CoTn-Eirner and in moderate
demand: 7l@7S for unsohnd. and T5d7S for
sound mixed western in store and delivered.
Oats-In moderate request; 3Slt 81 for western,
and 55g5i foI~sound do. Conee-QnIet. SUI
gar-4Dull. 4Iolnsses-Qniet- Petroleum
Dull; . for crude, and Is fOTfrefined In bond.
Pork--Heayy, unsettled and lower q 759
y l211S for new mes, closing at q Sl% cash;
% for old do; 20 5Oa3 IS TOR prime, and 2B9
. % forprime mes; also sSJ0 bbls new mos
for April and May, sellers and buyers option,
at 289& 80. Realistically and about previous
prices!i India Mess BeeE-40. Beef Hams
Quiet, Bacon Quiet at l5114@l55 for Cumber-
land cut Dressed HogS-Firm; 125zal31z for
western, and lS9f@141z forc city. fd-Heavy
Mt l73l914; also 800 bbls for March and A pril,
SELLERS option, at 1g14@9. Buttef Quiet
2Sg 4S for Ohio, and 3G6S1 for State. Cheese
steady Mt lG922 ttN' - 80 s--'A
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coniiTmations 81 tic senate.

iVasH1HsToN, Feb, 23.-The Senate
to-day confirmed the appointments OF
a large number of Brigadier and Brevet
Major Generals of, volunteers, giving
among them Charles Griffin, George a.
Custar, Henry E. Davis, James H.tWil-
son. Francis G.. Barton, Genactorn
NIitts, Judson fitzpatrick, Francis Fes-
sender, Giles a. Smith and about forty
others, the appointments of which were
made during the last year. An extern
sive number of appointments of subor-
diuate rank in the volunteer force was
also confirmed. together. with the APP
pointments of Surveyor and Collector
Of Custom appraisers, and new United
States District Attorney in the southern
States. f 49, 500
A plot to abstract from the Quarter
masters office printed checks or blanks
to be issued in obtaining money from
the Treasury by forgery, has been re-
ported to the authorities. The Quarter
master General calls upon all officers
and agents OF the Quartermaster's De
partment to be on their guard.
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=COMMERGIAL.
baltimore Cattle sIarket.--saIes at the,
r,sz 90 Lave, stock Scales.

60
CATTLE-The supply of beeves at the State
Live stock Scales since our last review of the
market has been very light, footing up only
500 head, against loss head the previous
week. Receipts comprised IlS head from
Ohio and So head from Western Virginia by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; b head
from Illinois by tho Northern Central Rail-
road, los head from Southwestern Virginia by
the cars nom ISnchbuEg, and $50 head held
over nom last week, ali OF which were dis
posed OF, 100 head being taken for Washing
ton and '402 head by Baltimore butchers. I'M
der the short offerings prices advanced fully
q cents per III, compared with last Thurs
day g quotations, though rates are actually
only 4 centper ID better, the bulk Of the cat
tie being OF medium aud good quality. Butch-
eIs generally were unwilling to submit TO the
advance demanded, and only boughL TO sup
ply then immediate wants. Prices ranged rs
follows: Very best on sale, IS 50 TO 50 per 100
lbs. gross; first quality butchers quality s. 50
TO IS .; second quality do. do. s. 50 to 81 =;
average price s. IS. stock cattle, which are
In demand, continue very scarce.
HoGSLRecelpts of hogs, though moderate,
ara fully equal TO the demand, and the mar
ket has ruled dull Il per 100 lbs. net for
fair to prime live hogs, and at Il . for very
very limited.
SHEEP-Marketq quiet and prices cent low
er, sales ranging from tot centsper lb. gross.
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AUGUSTA, Me, Feb. 23.-The Legisla-
ture this morning adopted resointions
reposing confidence in the wisdom and
patriotism of the 2 Union members of
Congress. and expressing belief in the
equality of civil and political rights,
approving of the efforts made in Con-
gress to secure the elective franchise in
every State, irrespective of race and
color, and resolved declaring that this
Legislature expressing the opinion that
the loyal citizens of Maine will give
their. hearty support to President An
draw I0hnsonlin an proper efforts for a
complete and perfect restoration OF the
Union on the basis of human rights
and civil and political equality OF the
American people irrespective of color,
passed in the House, but was rejected
inFthe Senate.
AUGUSTA, ME-, Feb. 24.-The Maine
Legislature adjourned sIHe de this
informing.
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wAsHNGToN, Feb. 25.-Representa-
tives Wilson and Price have received n
telegram from Governor Stone, of Iowa,
saying the Legislature of that State by
an overwhelming majority has passed
a joint resolution approving the course
of their Representatives and Senators
in sustaining the Freedmen's Bureau
bill and repudiating the Presidents
veto. ii 5t,. ~
President johnson has received the
following telegram: -'.--.,
KEbKGK, Iowa, Feb. 24.-An inn
mense mass meeting was held here to-
day. There was great enthusiasm.
One hnndred guns were fired. Your
veto message and administration were
endorsed unanimously.
(Signe6 THOMAS w. CLAGErT.
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New york Money ana stock Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. u

Money. and ,Gold-Money steady. at :. per
cent Sterling EXchange-Quiet at 10S14@
1857. Gold-Ifregular and unsettled: OPEN
ing at 1856; declining ia 1857: advancing to
1885, and closing at 1852 @l3G5<. -
Exports Of specie to-day S57B. AS. 20 - ..=i.l
Government StOckS-WithOnt decided
chnpge; U. s. ts, $40 coupons, o. 1927; do Is,
1926 treasury notes, 7-:50s, second series, 30.
Freiehts-To Liverpool nomInaflS un-
changed. n on 81 81 rsziIlE5t,.'.l -
State Stocizs-Tennessec Gs, 30, %; North
Carolina Is &c. $50 - l.,7
Strong: Cumberland preferred 4fs<;
Western Union Telegraph 60; New York Cen
tral 9l5S: Erte Sl;i Reading 1907; Michigan
Central lG215; Michigan Southern g. e Pitts
buTgh n; Chicago & Northwestern ;a59aSS: do
preferred 5l1lS; Rock Island 1881; Fort Wayne
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southern Teleeraph-Lines.

New YORK, Feb. 24.-Southern Tele-
graph lines are much in need of more
Experienced and competent operators
and we are authorized to say that q
score or two of first rate sound-readers
will find desirable situations at healthy
cities by early application to the super
intendents of Southern lines. The
great number of very young and in
Competent operators in the principal
offices South have much embarrassed
both the press and other business over
the lines fift 80
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RepnblIean Cauens:

wAsHINeToS, Feb. 24.-The caucus
of the Republican Senators and Rep
resentatives last night was somhwhat
indefinite, but will be attended with i'm
portant results. A majority of those
present We're decidedly opposed toI risk
a quarrel with the President lift can be
avoided. The construction this morn
ing is that members may support the
President a little without being read out
of the party. The city, is full Of rumors
about eabinet ehange& HNEli y y
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E,ten.iInl Frnn,I nnd Thert

NEW York, Feb. 24.-The Post has a
rumor of an extensive fraud and theft
of United States prize goods, stolen from
the Union storehouses in Brooklyn. ut
is said that United States officers are
implicated, and that evidence has been
accommodating for two years. The thetts,
it is said, will amount 10 SOC, 900. 10
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BALTfMoRE, JFeb. 24.-The friends of
President Johnson's policy have called
a meeting for tomorrow night, and the
opponents of that policy have called a
mass meeting. for Thursday night of all
who voted for Abraham Lincoln or
were in favor ofisuppressing The rebel
lion by force, who now support the loyal
tiYes in Congress, to provide Tsnch time
of admission for the rebellious States as
will secure the payment of the national
debt, the reputation of the rebel debt,
the effectual abolition of slavery, &C.,
as the call in substance.
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chIcaso agarket.

4sf.n.ir l5HiFrg.r CHICAGO Eeb. u.
No. i. Corn dun. Oats steady. Aighwines
inactive. Provisions duh. Mess Pork de
clined SOC per h.; sales at 26a28 Is Bulk
Meats quiet, shoulders at IO,GIO1S per Ib.
Loose Green Hams in limited request Mt l45{.
Lard quiet at lT5< @lS. Hogs active at s 62IISS@5
ed HOGS advanced i0Gt l5c on the 100 lbs: sIlles
at l1@II % peril is25 a.
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MuLLEDov1LLE, GA, Feb. 2s.-The
luton to-day cordially endorsing the
address of Alex. Fl. Stephens on Wash
ington's birthday, and ordersd the adj
dress to be placed on the Journals of
both Houses ag-ii fyT ss~=ifs
The finance committee appointed by
the State convention, after a session of
testimony in the, matter, report that
they are unable to find any evidence of
fraud. corFuption orsimproper use of
the public money by any State official,
from Gov. Brown down to the lowest
official agent. The report is full and
complete, and acquits the late State adj
against thsm.i - i tsrsl,ls 10 -ila-
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sinking of the steamer Mamie

C1Nc1NNAT1, Feb. 24.-The steamer
Hillman collided with the steamer Nan
ME Byers at half past two this morn
ing, near Madison, IndianaS sinking
the latter almost instantly. Thirty
lives reported lost.
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New York, Feb. 24.-Secretaly Sew
ard is to be entertained by the Hon.
Richard Schell this evening at the
rooms of the Manhattan Club, where a
grand banquet has been prepared for
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BaIIimore NIarI.et.

i'A ,-'''' BALTIMORE, Feb. q. 2
Flour dull; sales of extra at o 90. wheat
quiet Corn dull; sales OF yellow ut ~ and
white ut T49T5. Oats firm. Seeds heavy
Coffee firm; sales OF Rio at 1924. Whisky
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PhiIadeIpiIia Stock SInrke,

-IsFIITHJ ~ .RHILADEIPHIA, Feb. q.
Stocks-Ffrm; Pennsylvania State S. Ss<;
Reading Railroad 49,; MoTiStown 81; Penn
syIvanin Railroad So. go ~ atf0 = 80
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mining stoel1a.

New YORK, Feb. "a.
Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
day were rs follows:
Copper Falls 2J5z; Franklin 379I; Hancock
l41z; Isle Royal 10; Quincy 555<; Bay State Q:
Boston. Water Power 231S; Minnesota 10; Wa
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The --latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ny the Union Line:
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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STEAMBOAT AND HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS, LAMPS, CHEMNEY8,
OIL, &c, DC, DC,
No. A1fn Sired, RheeltH0, ". Pa,
Opp. Street leading to B. &, o. r. r. Passenger
Depot, and next door to John Reid.
4 LwAYS ON HAND, A LARGE STOCK
N Common, Stone and Yellow Ware and
Window Glass. aplb-h
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New YoRIz, Feb. 24.LThe Times pub
fishes special dispatch from NIilledge-
vile, Ga, giving a full report of A. II.
speech before the Georgia
LEGISLATURES onlthe ODD. -.iaE.a+- ~
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9nsaranfe.
American. Life Insurance Company
- of lPhiladaInhfa. -

Income for the last yea, .............. S0 il2 y
Losses paid for the last 81
TNsIJRANCEs MADE UPON THE TOTAL
l nlSSfinence rates the lowest in the world.
Also upon JOINT STOCK RATES, more than
% per cent lower than the mutual rates or,
Mutual RATES upon which q Dividend
of FIFTY PER CENT has been made on
Policies In force January !, 1875.
y ALEXANDER wHII4DEN, President.
4 SAMUEL WORK. Vice President.
mo. G SIMS, Actunry,
H. JNQ. s. WILSON, Secy and Treas.
Applications for Insurance in the above
Company may be made to
once over Bank Of Whee ifA " feSi eas q
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wAsnrSGroS, Feb. oI-The Navy
Department has received information OF
the arrival of the United States war
steamer Brooklyn at Rio De Janerio on.
the 18th of january. This will quiet
the apprehensions that has existed reIa-
tive to the safety of the vessel. B.. .45l
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GREAT REDUCTION
IntheE.pen.eorDr,nlIn,r.onve,,ss..'

HFg57 - :
m WHITTIER & CO., OF PoRTSMOIrTH
NJ. Ohio. arc nlannfhc turing the best. ciieap,
-, and Spee1iest Drilling Machinesi in $t55t
void for boring Oil, SAT- or Artesiar tstIIs
They have been thoroughly and SucceSSfnlly
tested FOR eight years, In boring through the
hafiest Mint and lime rocks BY the pectiiiar
CONSTRUCTION Of the toolss no Teamer Is re-
QuireIf md II kept tnSorier cannot stick inst
and therefore require no1ars. The 'arrddG &C.
ment flr hosting tools and sand pumping are
perfect The expense OF engine Is dispensed
with, one horse and two men being all that
g Necessary for drilling from twenty to thirty
1eet Per day. through ordinary rock. All ne
eesSary tools and 60 feet Of rope are furnished
WIN the machines. Total weight Of ma
stines, near 800 pounds. They are easily
ISnspotted, and can be set up In an hour.
1 ING pIlee, with ever hing complete, and full
lLsttnellonst Is $40, delivered ON boat or cars.
1Ishese machtnes are simple in their construe-
aons 9uIanleI N their use, scientific in their
operations, and easily attended and kent
oraer and must therefore very soon super
seds Al otner machines tor drilling deep
wells, Is all who use them teSfifr A sS3raSs
II ; q ~. 81 ~ G.%HITTIER a CO.
ManufacturerS Portsmouth, Ohio.
. tIl=1 Z
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Burneti 10 Death.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 24.-At a fire this
morning at six o'clock, on the corner of
five persons We're burned to death, their
escape being cut of by the flames.
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mass meeting was held at Greenwood
Hall last night in favor of the eight
hour reform movement. ~.
The eoroner's jury in the case of II.
A. Edwards, for shOotingO S. Murray,
rendered ayerdiCt of justifiable hOmi-
eide. .. =. -.
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Franklin Insurance Conpan4,



-ii' On Gil DTlaEcruHs: irH'
T. II; logan, 7. p. shalleross, Geo. K. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John HoeekIer, Saml McClel-
Ian, q. W. FTanZheiEn, JAS. n. Vance, Alex.
Laughhn r. sc s5s al iisG.s.r
HIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared to take risks Mt
fair rates ON buildings OF all kinds, nlerrhan-
disc, manufacturing establishments, fnrni-
ture, steamboats, and caTgoeS ON the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives ofper-
sons for q term OF years. This Company Of
terS superior Inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three years, ut re-
duced Tnte& This being home institution,
composed OF some nInety-fOnr stock holders,
most ofwhOm are among onr best business
men, recommends itself To the favorable con-
sttieration Of the insuring public, and sOlicitS
their patronage ff .t-.-'ff HT.
attended tn by the Sci netary.
Once, No. McIure House. being the SaTna
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
II lst - N.C.ARTHUR Secretary. !
SAM'L McCLELLAN, President. IN fIi
GEO. MESDEI., Vice President IA hi
II. Q, ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Omce,i No. McIsTlre House, being the Rnrls
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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Wheeling Brewery.

y
H.DARI1NeroN. j. N. CARSON. wiz. srEAE,ss.
80 ALES. y, -.a-.a,r - II, :.
" Xxx, KENNETT, BITTER & CHAM
"A, PAGNE- fp r1s,-1 fEf.y- s.,.t. -isfs
PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
,ta9 LAGER BEER. FgT'.is 9a'E
beverages to the large consumer and To fam
ties-sifilo = l''S ~ >. L..fs -t'its if- fiI-i'
4olsf1i IS 20 MALT. is. iir- ~ .i-5.r
Prime springnnd Fan at the iowestmariret
- il-.si ~ HOPS. zaua mT
lAiIot Of prime Western New York and
English, just received. H.t--l.zi-- III s.,r "a,
,oryieB solicited. ,,t57-..f ...,.i, !,
H. DARLINGTON & CO,
Successors TO Geo. w. SInffli,) -
BREwERs, fAIsrEfs AND HoP DKAnERs.
1anle-d&w ~ Wheeling, W. Va,
~
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The Cheapest
AND BEST i TONIC. Jd
wAHoos BITTERs.

WINE w Hf Of 81 Tar dh.T,.E,a.Il "a
schenck's PulmonIc Syrup.
wlstar's Bolsam Wild Cherry.
Sellers Cough syrup,
wright's Ktahniron,
oEuFeisa Hair Restorative.
Halls Hair Restorer.
Toothache AnOdyne.
s6oSllls Blood ana IL lii. Liver syrnpp." w
Lindsny's Blood searrher.
wheaton,s Itch Ointment,
. constitution water Water !" pie lila
with all the otherpopular Patent Medic
ines, we offer for sale on their own merits.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded ataiI hours, by = -
o.J.RAwL1Ne & CO,
2N ~ 90, 80. No. n Monroe street z
Opposite LIST National Bank. febs
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ISD1ANAPoLrs, Feb. PA democratic
county convention was held here to-
day. Resolutions were passed fully
endorsing President JohnsofI's recon-
struction policy and veto of the Freed
mems Bureau bill.
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List of Letters.

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE Post
III Office at Wheeling, State OF West Virr
ginia, on the 26th day Of February, 1866.
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for advertised letters give the date OF
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within one month, they will
DO sent to the Dead Letter Office. &a|Ha
Office hours on Sunday from to l0M n. m.
T
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Co-Partnership.

II HAVE THIS DAY ASsQt;IATED WITH
L me Ia the Piotbgraph ing business Geo. W.
Lose, under the firm mamie OF Brown q Lose
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Alum Minerva Jackson Elizabeth
Bailey AlIceCE ~ n Junkins Bridget
Belmont Violn Rarr Lizzie
Coulter Tabitha Murrey Jennie
Church Catherine Mcclure Agnes
Carr LIZZIE Murphy ElizaJ
Callahan Hattie Morris Catharine
Caldwell Dorcas Morgan Margaret
Cartleky Mary Marvin Elizabeth
Deane + A MARBLE Lizzie
Day Jane Masters Clarinda
Delaney mrs r B Miller Mollfe
Dayton Amanda Miller Anna
Edward Emily y Noon HanOra
EdIngs Emily Ryan Margaret
Fulton Alge Ray Mary
Farley Bridget Richardson Sarah
FitzSimmonS Mary Rogers Jane IL
Garrett Maggie ReaSter Mary 49, -
Gunn Matte A Robertson Lyde I
Graves mrs L Stewart Caroline
Gardner Julia Sweeney Bridget
Henderson Sarena Seabright Mary
Howard Mary Thompson Sarah E
Hoxey Alice ~ Todd Lizzie
Hiland Annie Wood Lucrotin
johnson Isabelle Vale mrs
Johnson Katie Zane Nancy
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Bottled Ale and Beer.

We arc bottling all tho above brands OF LEI,
Porterand Lager Beer, which We nTe now
ready to deliver TO teAl erS and fanilliaA. ii 2
Orders respectfully solicited.i q . -ui7fit
- 3 aIii a1fi Ttl3 JNO.THOHER q CO., . Z
-. .. u Opposite Wheeling Brewery,
lan23 .--.---.--. Mheelng. w. va. :.
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west Virginia Glass Works.

rIIHIs COMPANY HAVING FULLY COM
pleteLl their organization and possessing
ample facilities for Misunderstanding, are pre-
pared to receive and execute all orders Tor
Druggists Glassware, InsniatoFs, Fruit Jars
FlaSks. Mineral, Mustard, Ale, Porter and
Wine Bottles; and q general variety OF Green
atidressed TO the secretaTy viii Eeeeiye protnpt
attention. febj-tf
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70 10 and 81 Wood Street.
Lower Rates Than Other Makers.

ls-t uGiltsIue 'lL- Efa5I5Zf 1854 fsss-zT s#z5..f
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REM WEIR.

ss the name Indicates not only RENEws The growth
OF the hair Sh,n thin AMI falling Oh, but positively
"a color 10 the original shade when it IS turning
grey OF white whether caused 10y disease, grief OF
old age.
twill certlialy 10 what i 81 .imcd for IT, fact Il
which hanireis nay thousands, who have used II
ready aad willing to testify. Where one bottls
is fairly used. in any community, its reputation
spreads like wnd-drc, and : the best advertise
ment and recommendation we desire. In the New
England States whore the " RENEwER" f" originated
the young ladies il rs hair tresSing; it IS foune
the toilet table of young men (also at their bar
hers > while older men ani women. who desire r.
and Rssoraiire for their grey locks and bal,
heads wl not be without this article which gives il
a.crv instlnce enfirc saii.ftrflnn.