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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28

Government securities we're strong and active at the
counters Of the leading dealers, and there Ia par
tculara brisk demand for rvo-twentss Of 1862 and
1895 The shor In tho former Is very heavy,
an the small amount a the honds rotsn by the Scotia
va- source or disappointment 70 the bears. Tho
quiry for ycsment 10 increasing In view OF the dis
bgrsament o. thry millions in gold By the government
end no, far from twenty millions in dividends by puoc
companies IN January. and speculative purchases
ao being made In anticipation Of the effect upon prices
or the inyes,m nj demand. A. the close The
narse, was active a. tie suboinsd quoiailcus:-
Registered, 1851, 1885, 10sN coupon, 1881. 1l21s
49,; C-2cs fegistersd, lsG1 1oi los; 52o's, con-
pon, 1904 1857 l0sk do, 1884 1857 1o5ts; do.
1866. 1861 1855 do, 1886. January ard jay, 1854
losf do, 1861, 1881 a ios,s: Io4os registered 1914
IolK; do. coupon, 1917 1917; June 1904, 1oi&
a lo4a.; Jaly 7.so's, 1olss . 1o4R May compounds,
1855 1i7,s me-; August do, lie ilo1s; scptom-
Der do. Ito 1IG,4 October DO, li5js llsI
The make, for foreign exchange was dun, and al.
though the leading drawers asked 11ol for their ser
ling at sixty days buyers Indspossd 70 awe more
than i1o5s. and transactions were limited 10 con.
sequence Al tho mmc time, the views Of
drawers arc strengthened BY the return OF
bonds from Europe by tho Scotia and the extreme
scarcity o. cotton baIa ofths former tho greater part
are supposed 10 be bonds q 1867 maturing the t u
January only about half million, IT'S sstnsed being
avs-twen.lcs OF ls92 Bankers bills on England
a sixty days were quoted u Ito . 1i0k;
q three days, 1905 nos; commercial bills, 1904
1907; bills on Paris Of sixty days, ajax SIX; q
three days, Six BIO. on BerIin--Banrtrs', ~ Z
72,<; commercial, ,1x s1ys. On Brsnes--BAnksrs',
sosf JsK; commercial SsH . 7ok On Yrankfcrt--
Bssksrs, fK : az; commercial cox . u. On
Amsterdam -4Bsns1As sik AZ; commercial loX |
! ak d hapbukS DeaksS'. mi e9qnetNlM \ I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28

T,u DoARD on srPsHyisoRs The Board OF super.
ylsors met al Rehmond yesterday and decided 70 cut
down justices and constatlss bills to $780, as allowed
BY law Several Of their bills were fos ever $1,000
1hev passed vote Of thanks to jacob q. winant for
hIs aremsrt OF the jail a. janof audited several
bills and adjourned 10 the 2sh inst
Isorysr Coroner Conner held IN inquest yesterday
afternoon on the remains Of Mr. Cole Killed o. he rail-
road Al E,onye, whom verdict Of "aesid9xi1 Death
vas rssurasd. the jury scmpsssy s419spssd w
rsiIrsa1 e61cIaIs fren eAl tlame
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28

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From the large amounts received Will be seen that
the employees ia tnc lax Receivers oGce have dudng
The last lew months enjoyed anything but snecure
On several occasions they have been obliged remain
a. their posts Tor periods from thrty 10 hr six
hours. The property owners also emitted Ger.
tam degree OF credit when Is bcrnc mind that 50
lace proportion Of tho total amount of tho tax lew
has already been collected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28

At skc, DO; - drums cAustc soda At 40. do; -
cream tartar and l9 shellac private terms,
fLovr AID 0RAIs.-Receipsa5 l17ol bbls hour. 60 a.
corn Aseo do OATS $40 do malt and oi DO. rye. IhS
hour market without change either way or tie
Other The demand Il stn moderate and confined % The
city trade. Ptcos are unchanged. California -
are 100 SSi; southern hour quiet but Pes. sss
without change sales bb at quotations. Rye
moderately active steady with salee Of 90 bbls 8
10 - 3D. Corn meal frn with sales Of about 90
oos At ~ ~ for city and 81 for Western and jersey We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28

Warrington 70 New Hampshire By sickness In his family
Deputy Commissioner Harand proceeded. . few days
sncs. to tho capital 10 conduct the business Of the
Revenue Bureau during his absence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28

Mining shares were dull. AZ the first board Cosydon
closed 7c lower than at the tme yesterday selling
At l5c. Quartz Hill sold Al $685. Davidson Copper. 45c
WAIKIKI Lead. loc.; Rocky Mountain, &c. New York
Gold, $40.
The following city banks have declared semi annual
dividends payable on the LIST or January tenth
National per cent; Manufacturers and Merchants,
Per cent; Fourth National per cent; North River
per cent: Park National. per cent; Importers
National per cent; Metropolitan National per cent
Chatham National, per cent; Merchants Exchange
National per cent; Hanover National, per cent
Market National, per cent; Atlantic National. per
cent; Peoples per cent; Bank OF America, per cent
Bulls Head. per cent? Second National. per cent;
Merchants' National per cent: shoe and Leather
National, per cent; Citizens National, per cent
Mechanics National per cent; Butchers' National
per cent; North America National, per cent; East
River National per cent; Ninth National, per cont;
Irving National, per cent; New York National. per
cent; Fifth National per cent; Eighth National per
cent?; Tradesmen's National. per cent; Marine
National. 0 per cont; Central National, per cent
Tho receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances ut tho Treasury in this city for the
pred portion Of the week have boen follows:-
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COMMERCIAL. REPORT.
Tnipkr, Doc. TT p. NJ

BrrswAx remained dali Al 39c. a 900.
Conos light offerings and fair demand the toms
Of the msrset armer aiddllns upland being held At
the Close Al IBssc 15e There better inquiry from
spcculaors The saes $500 bales including lisa for
export and zoo speculation. Annexed are tho closing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28

Corrvv MARKET was for prime gradsn. but
hesxy for other grades sales 7tg css ~ North Amof
like Go1, In bond VI Asfat~ivo ~ S~4s ~ss
disposed IL on private terms.
Cyxnrr. -Ecsondas was unchanged - Nw.W 80.
Corrvn market for inGot WAS quiet but wtue
fncr At the close, when BAltimcfs va qaosa ~,
bs baltimore Il so[c Mc. ard tlooo do Dssioh M2 No.
AS.s.s.upe we're dr1 and unchanged; spssm
was steady 81 S8r and patent At S5c :. -. - 1880.
Cora rAns. -saiss we're made OF y nsiss On pFsss
psrwoeps va Assra q r. sales q az Tina r,sss
quoted Il Sls ola -. x-..-. ..x.r.... al.
a. tSos ~ - Al Sc eol ~ o1skD - q ~ ~ -
I'm :! -: = e: =; ~ I fsIs }t:stss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28

sex. On AntwsSp-Baaksn', klsx s.i2k; CONNER
ciaI. 6l7Ha6lA
Consois and American securities we're quoted thus In
London to-day and On previous dstss:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28

This return embraces tho settlement the stock Elk
change, the effect Of which Of lttla Importance.
Since Then tho daily cearngs have Declined and there
have boon very few instances since the returns
published OF tho daily amount being low as
On aset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28
NEWsPArERs.

ma ALLY. ANAr0mtcALr.Y
YhySloIoexSaily and rsychoogi atsese14 .44s4
Y ~ ~ ysIisiss saS y ~ wv ts6 xva1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28
IgsTisUCTfOy.

INSTRUCTION.
GRADUATE Of the uNlvEaslIy, or oa..
receives pupils Tor private lainen sy.ien q ns.rac
qa 2, s s a hesrc cns sS To o. unss
Building Washington square, \. ,.
Ar a0 BowrRy. BooKKEErIso WRITING. ART q
day and asI cseass ladies' aepsrimsn prsss arasOr
(.esi sidsj between Prince ard Houston sifse' =
rREYcH GENTLEMAN, INSTRUCTOR IN
"a frsac spsnisa "na h4s.h hs sse n Or IN r. g
s lung " fsras Il sss Ad Ss *
pooKKgrrISo AND BgsIyrss A ~ J, r.. o &c
M W srss Trys,s lessons ~ say oosr. ''
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ss sas ss, pa,esy 1 s-,a Sssa se OK
s sas Sqsn sad rass sssas ba.as rsas -
Irrpsov RIVER iSsTIruTE.--IERvs ore pEcEu.
Ill ber % Rev. AL0sAQ ELack s AZ, a ~ ~ naeeei.
,as ss 81 ss ca. t's ss
MfANr1p-A, SITUATION AZ goxei.ssAs ~ a
W family With young chlrcn eest rssersns Furnished
pSs 100 Herald oaica.
fIATFslMuSSAs..
4 BAopELqs or TWENTY ~, WHOSE cnt.
iienasis dssrss tho ae9aln'aace q LADY who might
ss sS III sss ac
conellnexg In wife, he nevertheless. dser.n
ssccnasry q good sense cheerful disposition rsfnen<ns
ana mental c'i ture xeuturina which
mol accord with The visrs 81 rtopseiy sna dey y Iofs
from alone response ~ dsxod no eau OILY rAy
that Ms reasons therefor wosld, known. he tknkf ~
saiIxfctogy TO lsdy Please address Nsriss box -
4 foRETuN 0ENfIKvAv. FEEiAN0 vkRT LONE
"A some wifhes 10 open cosfespondcncc with youn0
lady Of education. retnemsDt and beauty VITA xio1
mairmcnS. Address In seahdcncs fabao boa 49, rsse
oxsec
NEWsPAFERS.
| ma NroRo-HIsr0nfcALLy. ANATomtcALLX
hyclojoelxaly and paycholoscsIy 4tsescl&A .eIe4
~ = j ySsScsiss Nv y ~ Ssx fsx I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28

The following Is an exhibit OF tho condition OF tho
Bank Of England on December II and al the correspond
Ing period In each Of the previous three years. together
with comparative view OF the bank ratio OF disccunt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21
DR.. Richard Blun
PHYSICIAN q SURGEON,
One door -ossh Of Re-d a xr.iii. Dr1g ss~rs
Main 81. Centre Wheelinx.

HAWK REMOVED NYOFFbcg ANDRE
Il iaenee 60 the aIsOye eznes plaos and sjn
nav devote nv .ntlre kttestisa 10 The pszctine
a NV prsfsssioh CONNECTED yffh ms efine I
have . RE5CEAR DisPESs4kf. uhsse ny
ua,i-uss and patrons can have their nsdicsnes
srspsTis pnsp@ssA and ir-1resesfpsisss oen-
susIinded At fzir and naasonzh5s mates.
4 .asf-dk~fm DR. k1CHAKD BLFM. g.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21

Robbery at Washtnyton.
Ou'last Friday night the dry goods
store of Caldwell s. Freeman, at
Washington, Pa, was entered and rob.
bed ola large quantity Of goods. Three
men named Ellsworth, Sweeny and
Steep were arrested on suspicion Sun.
day. Several weeks ago Ellsworth,
who is considerable of dandy and puts
on good deal Of style, came to Wash
ington and rented a warehouse used for
storing wool, for the purpose, as he
said, of buying up grain, and made a
great blow Of the speculations he was
engaged in. As he was not seen to buy
anything, after the robbery occurred
suspicion was aroused as to his hon.
esty, and Mr.. Wiley expressed to him
a desire to take look through his
warehouse. Ellsworth gave him the
key, and wished to accompany him; but
Wiley told him he would not be ready
to go for an hour, and succeeded in
slipping off from him, when he proceed
ed Immediately to the warehouse,
where he found Sweeney with his face
BACKED to represent a negro, who pre-
vented him from making thorough ex-
animation. Mr.. Wiley then went to
Mr.. Caldwell and told him he had bet
ter get out search warrant and have
an officer examine the goods in the
warehouse. which was done, and stolen
goods to the amount of about $500 were
discovered, besides two boxes Of boots
and shoes which had been taken out of
Boyle's store. Sweeney was discovered
trying to make his escape through a
sewer that led from the warehouse.
The implicated parties are now in Jail,
and will probably have their trial at
the present term of Court, which con-
vened yesterday. We are indebted to
Captain Mccoy, of the Hempfeld rail-
road, for the particulars.
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[Pslie,e Cs.,s,.rt

Reliee Ceart. 80 go IS Z .sgIgH, an
There was pretty fair attendance
at the Police Court yesterday morning,
both Of offenders and spectators.
William Goudy is q Good Templar by
profession and a Good Tippler by prac-
tice. The presence of two shows ex.
liberated William-who is d bad Bill
to such an extent as to make him some
what disorderly, for which he was ar
rested and placed in the lookup, Sat.
urdsy night. He appeared in Court
yesterday morning with . penitent
heart and black eye. $40 and costs
was the punishment Of his indiscre-
ton. .f .a..r
4. Michael M'Guire inbibed to much
"benzine. and was brought to grief and
the Police Conrt for disorderly conduct,
where he received Justice to the amount
Of $40 and costs. .s..
). John A, Elliott also fell a victim to
the Glowing bowl" and rs the liquor
went in the brains went out, and he
was foolish enough to make use Of loud
and indecent language in public. For
this "slip Of the tongue" he was adj
judged to pay IS and costs. III %
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Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUAFED ON THE NATIONAL.

y ROAD, three miles Fast of the city, Ia now
ready for Interments, sale and Improvements of
lots. 1t contains - acres Of land, and Ia laid
cut In the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached Mt all scasons by the National
Road and Tor three:fourtbs Of the. year, by the
Hempheh Railroad. IL IN perfectly secure, and
intended to be besutiffcd BY every variety Of
trees shrubbery, public vanlt, chapel, artificial
AXE, fountains, &C.. TO make 1t equal 10 thebest
Rural Cemeteries In the country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement order
and care in perpet,ity. .-.s.f ,.l..! Fl
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots can exam
,na THE groynd with the Superintendent, who
has plat. OF secure them by calling at the 0eRcs
Of Wheeling -, .7r.ii..s e
Persons wishing to make internents win call
on ,hs Secretary 70 obtain permits therefor. q
tickets Of admission to lot holders aud visit
'"rs viii be issned BY the Secretary,
fRg = "A L9VEENEY, Pree't
Z, BoSHAA. Sec'y.sss tasIr aEq =.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 'h-l'i.
Al. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
r.. . Rhodes, George Adams.
John G. Muth. .p.,l X. G.. Jordan. = ---
Geo. Mendel T.a Il. A. Hilareth. me-
Joseph Be ssH % lF'.'1-h snasi
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h1Sxsss;e! "a stMs[Az i asIEusl p.i &;

x1kSsia.S "a 81 ~ A Il asasuel p.i;saa a.
and n escapade, from the paterpsl roeR
EiFor semy ssbe past 81 intimacy haa
been growing up between fpahlS
yopthpf poor bat honest parents and
. young lady whose parents were en-
|dpysdE1Shmueh Of this worlds goods.
The intimacy ripenedriato Asye and ?
declaration, and our hero was duly ]fe-
ferred to Hpspa,s but the paternal pro-
genitor of his affianced met his PROPOSE
ton with aistern refusal Their intipa7
roy, however, continued, and II Was their
custom to meet at church. Last Sun
day they met and instead Of going I'd
church, took o long ride and returned
to the Grant House in the evening as
man and wife. The happy couple left
the city. yesterday morning on their
wedding trip. .'None but the brave de-
serSe the fair" and we hope the wife
our hero so brsvely won may prove to
him blessing and o true "helpmeet."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21

Get Up Your CLUBS : OF se7l
~ ,s-s7 1000 .hsy ,. 'uh
I,4-ra - a,- r0h
TIRE WHEf[Hs REGISTER
- .etHsss -s,s5ssf -aa OOH
-a.E.--fssh7alED s'asuteE .it
The s.arr~~s. th~ Dess and a..
ness widely Circaia,-a
Paper In Wess
vtrginta!
Daily Tri-Wsskly { Weekly
.r.s.i I.#tHsf
DEiNa sArssFskDi Tn A,

DEaNG sATls - - A.
I'D their patrvns are prepared 30 esccursgs 81
enterprise which has for IL Object IT, rrvtscss,
aud promotion Of tue welfare Of the white rscs
bl tids Republic, and the dcvslspnsns and 81
ovation Of our yssng aud pressisiAg State The
Proprietor OF the Wheeling RkehrKR he's 90
lsr.rd and improved this paper 10 meet the do
uian.ls OF lpcfuascd circuhtfUn aud growing
populaTity and INV n es pleasure In pfcssnting
Ia The pssp,le Of this stain. the laRgeea, Neat.
e.s aud Msss Reliable Pspsr IN Wess
FINE .RausrER c.a p.iss v u. p.s,
history ~ the surrst and bcst isdsI u Ne future
course upon ali questions Of SauonAl g hsais
polky. believing that Tho VAR vss ended Ans
irs legitimate purposes sttstncd with ~ surrsn
der 81 the rebel nfnies and the shankdhineut Of
slayery and secesaiou By The S>nth H. kHstr.
ItR viii be the unhinching AdSecats q oil nsss
ures that tend 10 promote the national harMoay.
10 restore the unity Of the 9oSeran.sAt and 70
extend Co all srrtious this prscelsss bassstngs q
an impartial Union and Q lasting peacN IL VIII
be equal, trm ia its opposition TO III partissn
schemes that impose unjust and unWarrantcd
conditions urou the 20 uptsn OF . 0ovcrunent
that A. never brpksn, that gnsssutee psrpst
usi asoendancy 90 one p"ltical party and nm
changing sstrscism Ia every ethes end Tia,
thwart the wi-hes Of every frtrtacc heart ny
leaving our country sin divided, out people
d. sunited our Union uur~(sred- TslsrpppS
tho opinion OF al msa. yhils saAsalsssiy aAss
eating its own de-pising the prcscrtptiyv bsEotr,
Of fanaticsm while frmly adh~ripg 70 10 ow1
con, ic,i"n- of righ, and dnts,
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Cersias.'s.er I.esrpsr..is.-I II
!, The Secretary Of State Yesterday i.

Certificate er Iscsrpsr.sis.-Y u
|. The Secretary Of State yesterday is
,sued certificates Of incorporation TO the
following Companies: go %@'- -
West Virginia Mining Company Of
clarksburg, organised fos the purpose
Of mining forsilyer in Harrison county.
Authorized capital, 100000. Of which
$500 has been paid in. Shares, 800.
Hot Springs Gold and Silver Mining
Company Of Montana. Authorised cap
ital, go, 900, all Of which is paid in. In
corporated by Aaron Kslasy, Wilson
Kelley, James G. Jslley, Joseph b. Du-
bois, NJ. B. Cox, J. F., Hervey, H. W.
Phillips, Thomas Hughes and A. C.
Quarter, Principal office in this city.
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Inst Night
OF the book auction.
buried BY Moonlight.

Hurled by Moonlight.
The remains of Robert Fogler, the
murderer of Dinsmore, we're buried by
the side Of his father and mother IL
Georgetown, Beaver county, Pa, last
Thursday evening. The scene was sac
and solemn. The sun had sank to rest
and the moon and stars were the only
lights that guided the footsteps of thos.
bearing the remains to the place o
sepulture.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21
Re,irea fr.p. Ae,I1e Service.

Mr.. c. N. Gregg, for some time past
telegraph operator at the Office Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in this city
yesterday retired from the position. He
is succeeded by Mr.. Il. II. Ryan, who
has been connected with the railroad
company for some time. Mr.. G. was an
efficient officer, and as he has retired,
we are pleased to see such a clevergen-
tleman succeed him.
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HOWARD HOUSE.
Nos. . Il Z Norrn fsaWard ~
TWO pooRs FROM BALrNoEE srfhtJ,
BULL a. sEWELL. Proprietor

BALTIMORE. March l.o''
WE HAVE LEASED THIS HOUSE An
w have enlarged the Office, introduced Stts
throughout the house. renovated and remodele'
tbe Water Closets repapered aud rePsinted the
Resms and furnished them with new carpets
fuIuitnne, &c. Wehave, in fact, madeth hons'
entirely asw inside. 500.
We have also a telegraph Office in tiss 1nldiHl
with wires 1Jlnning to all parts Of the Unite
States Canada and Europe.
Our Tables viii at all seasons be aSundantiJ
supplied with az the market affords. -.
We have also attached to the Hotel an elegal
Billiard Room, fugpished with Tables made ef
pressly for US by the celebrated manufacturers
Messrs- PHELAN a. CeLLESDEI, of New York.
Our Bars win be Supplied with the beat o.
Wines and Liquors.
Servants attentive ard polite, and every at
tention will he paid to, tn comfort Of the Guests
and Patrons of the Hi Use which will be made ~
HoNE like as possible.
Stages win he at the Rspots on arrival Of
trains aIso at the steaIners-on their arrival "a
convey guests and their hagsage to the House.
BULL & SEWELL,
mar223 m Proprietors.
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WHEELING has always, and well sonld
boast Of her facilities for l,nannfactnr-
ing purposes, and the magnitude of the
iron and glass establishments, hut her
citizens are now Boosting of the great
and famed Hair Restorer, made by Cd
bert, which is Odbert's Vegetable Am
brosia, that is warranted to do rs rep
resented, aud will restore gray hair to
its original color. If
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-21

THOSE, who desire to see a display of
clocks, jewelry, silver-plated ware,
spectacles, and fancy goods, should call
at Oxtoby & Duffield's, 1903 Main street,
nearly opposite the Merchants National
6ank. Watches, clocks and iewelry
promptly repaired. See advertisement.
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REMOVAL.

,,HF UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
in informing his customers and citizens gen.
r-ally that he has removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment TO the north side of Union, be-
tween Main and Market streets, where he keeps
constantly on hand the best brands of French
t,alfskiu. together with "a good workmen as the
,ountry can afford. Thankful for past patron.
are. he wishesa continuance of the same.
.nrs en- JAMES MATHEWS.
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rAYAHLEI N ApvANcE.l

PAYABLE N ADvAScgy
p.il, E-t'+~, r. = I,. s.di y 49,. ... 3
. lhrss nssiss. - .... . q
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Tdwo-sly RSr-s@r. saes essy. - ..sA Z .
Ard e.vy frrs :. ~ Est.ss ~ n d asS.
w~etiy Hrsstfr. ssFjs ELECTROMAGNETIC
etnb 81 nss-....s...... t'b
- r ssnb q ~ 80. -. go. % ~
sinb sS twsoty. ...-..,. - ~
A FREE espy " tss Weekly = IL E<spFpp u
. dab Il Tee. hs1 COPY q - fhWes1fy v
thu gssses.up Il . DE- a tv.sy. ~
Rsaiitsnccs fos Clsin nnst - 1sAs - 90
CAB r.fss sfss< a. c1ss hss - nkrsI 30
vi5si . fun yssxs esbssfpsfsa ktsk1a
hqpey ~ ppA. xxpssss ~ Bq1Gssess i>s.
tiers nag 10 ssst ~ or ripi. A61spo -
80 Is 81 f.RyDs DAKDo.
ectB wb<eiisG. WEI vlrk1sdA
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A CARD,

TIRE MCLCRE HOUSE HAS CHANGED
i hands. The proprietors have long been
known 10 the travelling public.
Tn, house is undergoing thorough repairs, and
Sill b.. one of the first class hotels of the conn
trC
We will study to please, and hope to merit a
bcral share of the public patronage.
MA1LONEE, MORRIS & co.
Wheeling, W. Va, April 4. ls67.apr6-tf
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New Carriage Mandatory
John PEARR.

Al FACTU - - or ALL
wi kinds OF LArisgcs. Market Stretst' Few
doors above tho Second Ward Market Hcu-s,
Wheeling, w. Va ......s.
lF-Repairing done cn the shortest notirr.
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FOR SALE

->,nrpsiGNEDo OFFERS FOR SALE,
1'hE uhnndred and eighty acres Of land, stu.
one nnT.,yel comfy, W. Va, about seven
sted N Nv, the county seat, New Martinsville,
miles nS ia liver forty acres of which IA cleared
on ,9s y. far fencing purposes small orchard and
S Ai0 @s a. s New Ms S
land Sw,stzel county, fronting ON the river. on
VILE !, located good two-story house worth
sbGo J. ~ 90 ,JOSEPHuS CLARK.
ab3G. Ito 70 JOSEPHgS CLARK, New Martins
.HAlPrWatzel county. WA febS|d&w >
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SWAMI HOUSE,

PAKhEKlBl hIT, W = D.,
TINE ONLY FIRST CLASS $50.
TEL in the city, and the most conIenientsg
located as tn the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing. This House has been recently en-
hrg.d and newly fitted up. Water is drawn
from the Ohio River by Steam suction, iorc"d In
!, tank ON ton of the building from which the
House is supplied with PURE SOFT WATER.
M is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached.
RiIls MODERATE and attention THoRoUGH
InarI4iy J.wM DENT, Proprietor.
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We Speak Knowingly,

When we say that you will find the
finest assortment of Perfumery. Hair
Brushes, Dressing Combs, Cosmetics,
Toilet Soaps, &c, at E. Bookings Drug
Store, No. l Odd Fellows Hall. Call
and examine his stock.