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n i AID e r s.

D E "A ID E R 8
n OF THE DAY BOOK.
Kesd "Dsming, the Grocsrs" brief ''essay" to.
An please "maks note" of what he may say;
For you'll find that his subject, interesting will
Though treating Of Sugars, and Coffee and Tea.
He has fine stock OF Teas all ready to hand,
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, Japan;
With vast deal of pleasure, will submit them to
test, ..
For you to decide ''Whosa Teas are the best.
When in scar CD of GOOD Coffes," be would like
you to stop
At No. 7 Main street, and examine "His Stock, !"
He has plenty on hand, to meet all demand,
And thinks he Can suit you, if any one can.
He has ''bsautiful Sugar" too, at Shilling
And .I211" for "sxoelIent Brown"
With various grades of "best White Refined"
So 'fnice for the tabs" or "preserving,' you'll
find
Now word in conclusion, allow US to say,
And leave you ''our subject to treat a you
1t is this: Ponder WE'LL Act promptly, Without
DEMING'S suggestion in the Day Book to-day.
sep3
I ARD.-l0 Packages No. Leaf Lard just to
i hand, and forssle on shippers, account by :
B. T. BOCKOVER. 49,
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BY LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
No. s Commercial Roto.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE VI REAL
ESTATE
ON MONDAY. THE I7th DAY OF
~ September, 1866, the undersigned, as Special
Commissioner, under a decree Of the Circuit
Court of the City of Norfolk, pronounced in The
Chancery suit of ''Rchard N. Jeffrey vs. Mar
garet r. Jefery and Others" will proceed to sell
at public auction, the premises, the following
real estate belonging to the estate OF Mrs Anne
JeHery, deceased, viz
HOUSE AND LOT. a.
On the East Side of Catherine street. In the City
of Norfo k, No. 20; now occupied by j. r. Gill
lett, Esq,
This is very desirable family residence, and
has all the Aeesssary out houses and conveniencss
attached.
The sale viii take place at u o'clock on the
premises.
TERMS OF SA1E.-A sum sufficient in cash to
pay the costs of suit and expenses of sale, tie
balance upon credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, equal in tallments, the purchaser to give
bonds, with good security, for the deferred pay-
ments, and the title to be retained Until the fur
ther order Of the Court. .e.."
JOHN GOoDE, Jr..
Special Commissioner.
LEIGH BROS. l. PHELPS,
au27-tds Auctioneers.
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DIRK GOODS,
LATHROp, LuDINGTON. 6 co..


Autumn, 1865,
LATHR0P, LuDINGTON. 6 CO..
32s, 32s & $40 BROADWAY NEW yORE,
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF ALL
/ first class buyers to their Stock Of DRY
q o D S. 1t will be found unsurpassed for all
Southern Merchants. All departments of our
business have been much enlarged, especially
that for Dress Goods, where we are constantly
opening all the novelties Of the season, to VIII Oh
we now ask the particular attention Of both Job
bsrs and Retailers
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF ...-
Dresa Goods, Shawls and Cloaks, e
Prints, Bleached Shirtings,
Brown Shectings,
Flanuels and Blankets;
Wooden Goods, Yankee Motions. .o
White Goods, Ernbroideries, .~-
Hosiery, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Millinery Goods, &C., &C., &c.
All Of which they offer at the lowest market
prices, by the package or piece.
su23-1h&M.2m
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". F. ALLEN & Co,
TTAvE RECEIVED THIS DAY,
III whic IA they offer to thstrade only.
10 Hhds Sugar, lGs1 -
20 S9cks Rio Coffee, 40 1855
rs Bbls Refined Sugars, ----
500 Bills our, Family Ex. Sup, snd Fine,
Bills Coal Oil
10 Bbla Mess Pork heavy,
IS Boxes Soap, --5s. .---5 ~
S Boxes Prime Cheese. rs
- Butts New Tens Tobacco =,
10, Dozen Bpckstsi = ~.
: f0SPacksses Leaf lard,
20 Dozen Broons, su4
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7. F. FERGUSON, Aucti0Reer.

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY VIRTUE CF A DEED OF Trust
ID from Elisha R. johnson and wife, to secure
an advance from the Norfolk Building Fund AS
ISOLATION, the undersigned will proceed TO sell at
auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY
the llth day of September, at II o'clock, M,
ONE DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT,
Nos. "a and 90,
On East aide Of Brewer street, between Butte and
Charlotte, together with the LOT upon which 1t
ia situated, 81 feet deep by 80 feet wide.
TERMs OF SALE.-One quarter cash; q, 8 and IL
months credit will be given for the balance, tie
purchaser giving bonds bearing interest, ard
deed of trust to secure deferred payments.
FINLEY F. FERG US0N,
LEWIS SALUSBURY,
JOHN p. LEIGH,
Trustees Norfolk Building Fund Association,
F. =. FERGUSON,
au26-tds AQctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MILLING
PROPERTY, INCLUDING STEAM
ENGINES, &c, IN HAMPTON.
DY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE
ID of a deed Of Trust executed by John Bogart
to the undersigned, shall sell at public auction
in Hampton Con the prem ises) on the 6th day Of
September next, all the interest of John RogaFt
in the property known as the HAMPTON MILLS
beisg one fourth e the same:
Terms Cash. ....-
amlS-tda Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
By ". r. ROBERTS, AuCtioneor-

By ". r. ROBERTS, AuCtiOneore
Corner Roanoke Square aac Pids Water Street
CARGO BARBADOES M0LAsSES OF
DIRECT IMPORTATION AT
AUCTION
WE WILL SELL AT U & L G
w Auction, TUESDAY, Sept. 4th at the To-
bacco Warehouse wharf, Norfolk Va, or cred'
it OF 60 days, approved negotiable paper
The cargo Of the Schr Lady ABtrim, consisting
of ..r..
los Puncheops,
IS Hogsheads, be-
80 Barrels,
No. / BARHADoEs MoLAsaEs
Just arrived per schooner Lady Antrim, direcs
from Barbados.
J. w. CHAMBERLIN & co,
.. W. Il. ROBERTS,
gusS-5t Auctioneer.
Old Dominion and virgnan copy St.
BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
No 5 Commercial Rolo,
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I ARD.-l0 Packages No. Leaf Lard Just to
Il hand, and forssle on shippers, account by :
B. T. BOCKOVERs ;-N4-
jysl No. FL East Side Roanoke Dock.
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By ". Il. ROBERTS, luetiOneer,
Corner. RonnOIe Sdy. and Wide Water 5!

BY ". R. ROBERTS, Auctioneer,
Corner Roanoke Square and Vide Water St.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-24

TURKEYs.-Christm and turkeys
are inseparably connected, anda Christ
mas dinner is hardly up to the proper
standard unless a good fat turkey
graces the table. Our markets are gen.
orally well supplied with fowls of all
kinds, and at much cheaper rates than
prevailed year ago. Turkeys, how
ever, command a pretty stiff price
ranging from one dollar up to two and
half, according to size and quality.
Some small ones are sold as low as
seventy-five cents, but the ruling rates
are from one to two dollars. A choice
turkey, of medium size, can be had for
dollar and half. while a prime big
one, large enough for almost any family
outside of Brigham Young's dominions,
can be had for tive dollars and a quar-
ter. 1t is probable that these prices
will give way before Christmas, as the
markets are we'll stocked, and receiving
accessions daily. The country produce
dealers have excellent facilities for
reaching the cities, as the Shedding is
better than for many years.
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A NOVEL IDEA.-A day or two since
a seedy individual, who is before the
Police Court about once or twice a
month, called upon city official and
asked how he would have to proceed to
get pay for bran new pair of boots he
wore out while working for the city on
the chain-gang He said he had worked
faithfully in fracturing adamant,
and had, during the thirty days ser
vice, entirely destroyed his boots. The
city official informed the anxious in
quirer that he had been boarded and en-
tertained at the city expense during his
time of service, and that was the only
return he was entitled to.
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RABBIT HUNTING.-The heavy fall of
snow has greatly facilitated the sport of
rabbit hunting, and as the long cared
rodents are unusually plentiful, hun
dreds of them are falling victims to the
dogs and guns of hunters. Our mar
kets and game depots are well supplied
with them, and they meet with ready
sale at from twenty to thirty cents per
pair. Tracking rabbits to their hiding
places, routing them out and running
them down" through the snow-captur-
ing them without the aid of dog or gun
is exciting sport, but such as will eff
fectually test the strength of both legs
and lungs. This is the style of hunting
in vouge among the country boys, who
become quite expert and successful at
the business. Sporting gents from the
cities, however, would rather employ
the Misunderstanding eye" and spare
themselves unnecessary Logging. The
rabbit makes an excellent dish, and
those who can "scare them up" will
doubtless do so.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-After a diligent
search of an hour and half, on Satur-
day morning, the Sheriff succeeded in
obtaining an unbiased jury to try the
rape case of Chas. Hamaker. About
half past ten o'clock the taking of evil
dence in the case was commenced, and
the whole of the day until after dark
was occupied in hearing it. The Court
adjourned at seven o'clock Saturday
The argument in the case will be COM
menced this morning, and we presume
the jury will render verdict this even
ing.
At the last term of Court, it will be
recollected, three of the nine men en-
gagged in the fendish outrage were
tried. The first was sent to the peni-
Tertiary for fifteen years, the second for
sixteen, and the third for seventeen
years.
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IN the hands Of the pitcher, and he be
within the lines of his position, that the
striker must stand on the line of the
home base when he strikes; that any
ball stopped by an adversary shall not
be deemed in play until it is settled in
the hands of the pitcher, and he is in
his position; that if either club in a
match, delay thirty minutes after tho
time named for the game to commence,
the club so delaying shall forfeit the
ball; that any player receiving pecuni-
airy compensation for playing in any
match, shall be dismissed from his club,
or if the club fail to dismiss him then,
that the club be dismissed from the as
ISOLATION. 8n
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons or Young Men contenplat'
inc Marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak.
mes organic debility. dcformitics, speedily
cured.
lie who places himself under the care Of DIR.
J.. may rcligously conhde In his honor as gen
tleman. and confidently rely upon his skill ~
physician.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS!
New York Prize Association
500 broadway, New Work.

Together with large assortment Of new and
Elegant Jewelry valued at $500 0OO, will be dis
trlbuted ~ follows:
The maine and value Of each article of our
goods are marked on Tickets, placed in Sealed
Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt of y
cents; an envelope containing such Ticket VIII
be drawn without choice, and delivered at our
office or sent by mail to any address The pur-
chaser after seeing what article il draws and its
value-which may be from One to Five Hundred
DOllars-can then, on payment OF One Dollar
receive the article named, or may exchange 1t
for any other article marked on our Circular at
the same value. Every Ticket draws an article
worth One Dollar, or more. 20 No Blanks.
Our patrons can depend on prompt returns.
The articles drawn viii be immediately sent by
Express or return mail, delivered at our office.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the
receipt Of Valuable Gifts from us, may be seen
on file at our Office among whom We are per
mitted TO referto
John S. Holcomb Lambertville, n. j., Gold
Watch value $3.50. Mrs. s. Bennett, 252 Cum
berland Street, Brooklyn, Sewing machine, $50.
Watch, value eco. Hon. Il. II. Briggs, Wash
ington, D. C.. Diamond Pin, SIS. j. {. Suther-
land, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano, $3.50. Mrs.
NJ. Jackson, 2i3 Nineteenth St, y. y, Sewing
Machine, So. Joseph Camp, Elmira \. " Me
lodeon tl50. Miss. l.. Collins, Atlanta, Ca,
Diamond Cluster Ring, S2215. DIR, Henry Smith
Worcester. Mass, Sewing Machine, SIS. II.
Shaw. I33 10th Street, y. Y, Gold Watch, $50.
Edw. Boynton, Nashville, Tenn, Melodeon, $780,
James Russell, Montgomery Ala; Gold Hunt
l.. Silver Lever Watch, 500. Oscar Purdy, Mad
ison. y. j., Music Box, SIS. Hon. Il. 5. Newell
St. Paul Mimi, Gold Watch SIS. j. Il. Sperry
Litchheld, Conn, Silver Watch, sa5. VIM. H.
Peck Harlem, his. Music Box, go. VIM. Kay.
mond. DAYTON, Ohio, Silver Tea Set, sl2j. Miss
Z. VI Schenck, Detroit. Mich, Diamond Ear
Rings. s2a5. Pierre Beaudin, ST. Charles Hotel
New Orleans, Diamond Ring, sl7o. Mrs. Martha
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STATE SABBATH SCHOOL CoNvEN-
committee appointed to
make arrangements for State Sabbath
School Convention for West Virginia,
have deaided upon the third week of
May next as the time for holding it.
The place has not been fixed upon, as
yet, but we are pretty sure Wheeling
will come out first hest.
We see that Pennsylvania has decided
upon the same time for her State Con-
vention as that fixed for this State, and
has designated Philadelphia as the
place where il is to be held.
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Reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote cOnnubial
happiness. Indeed, sitllout thssr tb. journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkrns To TIE view. the mind
becomes shadoVsd with despair aud hll.d with
the melancholy reflection that the Happiness ~
nnniher hrcnnas bligLfnd with our own.
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PLEDGE REDEEMED.-Last winter the
English Evangelical Lutheran Sabbath
School in this city pledged itself to
raise three hundred and fifty dollars for
the benefit of the orphans sent from this
city to the "Home," at Rochester, Pa
On Saturday the "orphan boxes" of the
school were opened and the money
counted. The school has raised more
than the amount named, and thus the
pledge has been redeemed.
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YOUNG MIN

Who have ,1tircd themselves By certain prss
tire indulgrd In when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at srhOol, the
effects of which are nightly felt. even when
asleep aud II not cured rnd"rs marriage iIn'
possible and Destroy. both mind aud body.
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope ~
his country, W, darling Of his parents, should
be- snatchcd FROM all prOspects and enjoymsnu
of life by the consequences of dsytating hoD
secret habit. Snch pcrsous muai, before con.
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REGIsTRATIoN.-The Board of Regis
trars for this county, having decided
upon a new enrolment of voters in this
city, for the approaching charter cleo
ton, the following named gentlemen
were on Saturday appointed, sworn in
and commissioned as Ward Registrars:
First Ward-Hugh Sterling.
Second Ward-Wm. Riheldaffer.
Third Ward-Robert Hamilton.
Fourth Ward-JacOb Z. Bier.
Fifth Ward-JOhn Armstrong.
Sixth Ward-John Q. Bellville.
Seventh Ward-Charles II. Collier.
The registration is to be completed
on the 18th of January, and the books
returned to the Board for examination
on the 2lst. The work will be COM
menced Immediately.
AS charter election is soon to be
held in South Wheeling, Mr.. John W..
Shultz has been appointed Registrar for
that town.
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SKATING CARNIvAL.-There are few
more exciting scenes than is presented
by q throng of graceful skaters on a
well lighted park, on clear cold win
ter's night. The glittering steel flash
ing in the moonlight, the fairy-like mo-
tons of the skaters rs they spurn the
unyielding ice, their Greetings, advances,
retreats. shouts-all combine to make a
gorgeous spectacle. Should the weather
and ice prove suspicious, a grand car
nival will be held on the skating park
tomorrow night. Such occasions are
enjoyable but few times in life time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-24

CITY CoUNcn.s.-A special meeting
of City Councils was held on Saturday
evening. The special order of the
evening was to consider the propriety
of selling one hundred thousand dollars
worth of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road stock owned by the city, and with
the money derived from its sale imme-
diately liquidate the debt incurred in
the laying of the new water pipe on
Main street. 1t was decided to dispose
of the amount of stock above desig-
mated.
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BROKE UP.-Wheeling Creek was run
ming out at q furious rate last night.
About three o'clock yesterday afternoon
the ice gave way and tloated off in a
hurry.
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WANTED.
We a " Eu.
CIlIE G EN- L e Il v Il = 4:

T. 4 q n y IT - u v n -
N WHERE 10 introduce two NEW PAT
ENrED INVENTIONS. INVALUABLE TO EVERY
FAMILY. sells at sight, and demand constantly in
croaSiDg. Agents, male aud female, now opeT-
ating IRE making SlU to 81 per day by working
a few hours dailv Previous EXPERIENCE As
AGENTS UNNECESSARY. y sample of each, worth
e. with terms 10 agents, sent free by mail to
anv address Send 90 cents 10 pay postage
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Address
6. W.JACKSON & Co.
mchs-Iy 20. Box 1913, Baltimore, Nd.
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Merchants National Bank of
West Virginia.

WHEELING, ". Va, DOC. C. TSbb.
'I'IlE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the Stockholders of this Bank for the cleo
tion of DircctoTs, will be held at the banking
House on Tuesday January Sth, 1867 between
the hours of eleven \. VI. and three 7. NJ.
dcclO.fd =. BRADY. Cashier.
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National Rank OF West Va.

VNIE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS of this EanL and election for
Directors will be held at the Banking House on
Tuesday, Jan. g, ls61, between the hours of
snd4P.M G. LAME,
,lscs mi Cashier.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

VACATIoN-The teachers and pupils
of our Seminaries, Academies and
Schools are now enjoying their holiday
vacation.
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BASE BALL CoNvENTloN.-Chdnge Of
Rules.-The national convention of Base
Ball players, held at New York on
Wednesday, was largely attended, and
delegates from Virginia, Kansas and
Oregan were present. The Hunkidori.
Club of this city was represented in the
body by Mr. Frank Winship. One hun
bred and ten new clubs were admitted
as members of the association, making
the whole number two hundred and
seven. The rules governing play were
amended to the following effect That
the two lines designating the pitchers
position shall be two yards in length,
and not four that the pitcher must de-
liver the ball fairly to the striker; that
if the pitchers arm touches his body
when delivering the ball it is unfair;
that if the pitchers arm is bent when he
deliver the bali, it shall be a throw that
a striker shall be considered a player
the bases as soon as he strikes
a fair ball; that any ball delivered by
the pitcher on which ball or balk has
been called, shall be dead ball, and
not considered in play until 1t IS settled
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PoLICE.-In the Police Court on Sat
urday, James Craig was fined ten dol
lars and costs, for being drunk and dis
orderly.
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FOR RENT.

rI'HE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
Main street formerly occupied by Edwards,
Stone & Co. as Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store.
Possession given immediately. For further par
ticulars. inquire of y. Z: EGERiEh,
AT Stein Bros, corner Main & Monroe streets
lccS
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NOTICE.

/ compelled by unexpected circumstances,
CONNIE nee again teaching the Germanlanguage
after New Years dav. ISL. For further mforma-
ton please call al his residence in North Wheel
ing fu;Ir doors above TIE Presbyterian Church,
or 40 TIA, REGISTER Office.
f..J.Ir,n CHR &. FREDERICK.
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WEATHER.-Yesterday was wet, dis
agreeable day. In the evening the winds
were high, and the prospects fora freeze
were fair.
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FOR RENT.
For RENT.

4 FIRST RATE Is u 81 N 3
"A room. situated on Market street, opposite
the Mcclure House-ls feet front by - feet
deep. Apply to IhOS. OBKlEN,
dscIO Custom House. Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-24

BELMONT COUNTY ITEMs.-The larg-
est and most laborious term of Court
ever held in Belmont county, closed its
session last week, Judge Kennon, pre-
siding. Nearly $50 cases were disposed
of, and between 400 and 1900 witnesses
were summoned by Sheriff Umstead.
The immense amount of business dis
patched by Judge Kennon speaks pretty
we'll for q man who was reported by the
Radicals to be in a dying condition,
during all the late political campaign.
Sheriff Umstead goes out of Office on
the first day of January, having filled
that position four years, the full extent
allowed by the Constitution of Ohio.
He will open a Law Office in st. Clairs-
Vile, in connection with J. II. Collins,
ESQ.,, of GAINESVILLE. These gentlemen
have each q large acquaintance, and are
gentlemen of talent and industry.
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MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
m sRyUAL DISEASES

CIVES ME A KNOWLEDGE SELDOM
(T acquired by Physicians Ny long residence
In this city. aud the amount Of patients treated
Annually 6y me, was sufficient proof of my sue
cess. ..-,. -
NFSS and ali diseases arising thcrcfrom, arc
,nrrd i'm A much shorter time than heretofore By
nav NEW VEGETABLE REMEDIES Medi'
cines sent to any part of the Union. All letters
must contain stamps TO pay rstnrn postage;
Correspondence held SACRED. once No -
Smithhcld street. near the Diamond
j. W. BRANSTRuP, VI. d.,
BON so, Pittfburg, ia.
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stockholders Meeting.
,,xuE .<Svax MEETING, OF THE

/ Stockholders of the First National Bank OF
Whrolir. for the election of Directors and for
the transaction of snCh other business as may
come before IT, will bc held at the Banking House
at ltoclock \. VI. on Tuesday Jan. :, 1867.
GEORGE ADAMS.
dr,s.td Cashier
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S,,uDwclljnys for Sale.

Y WILL SELL a FULL LOT AND y HALF
4 of Ground, situated on the corner of Market
and Division streets, near the Belmont Iron
Works, upon which is erected double two story
brick house. rooms in each, with good cellar.
The dwellings will be sold separately if desired.
THOS. 0'BRIEN, Real Estate Agent
dec2O.lw Custom House building.
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FOR RENT.

rCfIE ROUSE AND FURNITURE
! ON Fourth street, occupied by Mr. Samuel
Mitchell and family. Also, two brick tenements
OF the Island for rent or sale. Apply to
Mrs. 5. MITCHELL.
IeClO or l.. JACOD.
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WANTS.
aEMING MACuINEs.-

- AGENTS wanted everywhere TO sell our low
priced. fully licensed machines. send for our
circular. SHAW & CLARK : NJ. Co, Bidde-
ford Maine nOyli-ly
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FOR SALE.

TFFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
OF stock in the Howard Iron Works. This
stock would under no circumstances, be offered
for sale. but for the fact that the owner has re-
moved from the city, nov20