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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-02

THE man who sung, 80, breathe no
more that simple air." went into the
smoking car where the air was more
mixed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-02

TIE man Who wrote to his love "Am
not fondly thine owni" found her IN
the arms of a rival one night and con-
cluded he wasn't.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADVERTISEMENTS adver
tisement headed Notice"
Read advertisement of John p. Fcose,
head of local.
See advertisement headed Public
Auction"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-02

A MAN advertises q new patent stove
which saves three-quarters of the Goals,
while the ashes it makes pays for the
other quarter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-02

WHAT is the difference between a saw
mill tender and sailori One goes to
sea and the other goes to saw.
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THos. J. KISNER, N. D.
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING


Physician for al DisEASE, o. AlHt'h
NATURE incident 10 the human family Vi
DtsRAsR or TnE AIR PAssAGEs
Nasal Catarrh, GLena Asthma and !os.'.y
ton, as we'll IA all diseases Of The heAH
DIGRsnSg STHTEA.
Indigestion, Liver Complaints DaIssA ~
terry. Constipation Piles. &c and oil
AFFECTIONS OF NENOJs SisIE
Irritation. Spinal Cord Epilepsy C9er,a y,
ralRia and Nervous Debility and all l1sS"
arising from an
ISrum STAFF ~ BLOOD
ScrofulOus Sores. Enlarged GiAnds 81 p, -.
Obstinate Skin Discases RhenlnAi,a :.
Swelling &c. His system u u" Only wv
successiul one for the treatment OF Al
DISEASES PEsuIIAR 10 FEytDl
Painful. Profiise and Suppressed Asn ',la'.-
Leucorrhea, FallingOf Womb, Sltb :. ~ !.
nathetic aceompaniments, snch A. IA -
Of Heart, Loss 81 Appetite, and Ds ig
~. &c. Special attention gwen 20 - II
DISEASE on IHE GESTO CRfyhRi oS, ,,l.,.s, !,
Inflammation OF X idneyr and Bladdsr Dn >. J
and Scalding Of Urine. Difficult fnig ~.
Psihfnl ,Urlnatiop, Gra'el and D ig'' -
orrhsa, elect, Structure aud SyIII a.,
atosrhea and Impotenry and Az nt,' Iss,.rsi
tons consequent upon lOI r'.L - ~,
TIoxs. The Doctor u able at al uns u
satisfaction ~ 10 result u trratm'nl ,.,,.l
municatIOns confidential and promPul q -.
Medicines. cash. A guaranty gwen -, ,
where A pcrs0nal and direct efamg -
made Office h0urs-l J.. u 70 -
10 cents for Peoples Medical Lisn'"'-
Sep3
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81 HAVE lost fesh," said topper to
his companion. mo great loss" said
the other, "as you have made it mp in
spirits.n
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WHY is elliot accountable for much
dishonesty Because he makes the
people steel pens, and they do write.
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FANCY ELOURS.

TAM IN REGULAR RECEIPT OF THE
i following brands Of choice White Wheat
Flours, viz:
BALTIC INDIANA MILLS,
F! WASHINGTON UNDIANAl MILLS,
POLLOCKS INDIANA) MILLS.
100 Barrels Washington Mills, fresh
ground, Just received and for sale by
oc3I NJ REILLY.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NOTICE.
DURIJCAUGFION.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l4rH, 1867
At THE LATE RESDEScE ssoE, FDIA
A S. CRUGAR, deceased, in Ohio county; w.
Va, on the National Road, six miles rom
III 10 add the entire
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-02

A CORRESPONDENT states that wheat
bread, toasted on both sides, will cure
dysentery in very short time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-02

Boush's Worm Candy,
Oriental Hair Oil,
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound
Reeds Cough Syrup,
Dr. Stahls German Relief,
Improved Nerve and Bone Eminent.
We are exclusive Agents for 'TODD'S
PILLS" in the United States and the Canadas.
a MCCABE, BUSHFIELD & KRAFT.
novl-lw
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Referring 10 the above notice, Iwould say to
NV old friends and customers that ] shall be
most happy to see them at my new place OF bus
mess, No so Main street, whore they will at
all times, find complete stock Of Pure Drugs
and Medicines, at low figures. desire to thank
my friends for the generous patronage that
thew have bestowed upon me during long bus
mess career, and ask a continuance of the same
fur our new firm. ). Is. BCSHFlELD,
OF McCabe, Bushfeld g. Kraft.
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NOTICE.

AIR. S. B. BUSHFIELD, so LONG. AND
N favorably known in connection with the
firm of LAtGHLIN e. BUSHFIELD, and
more recently of BUSHFIELD, WALLACE
CO., has this day become a member Of our firm.
The business will hereafter be conducted under
the firm name of "MCCABE, BUSHFlELD d.
KRAFT" p. ~ =.
We take this occasion to thank our friends
for their ibeI patronage in the past and to ask
a continuance Of the same for the new firm.
Having largely increased facilities for the trans
action Of the Wholesale Drug Business, we can
offer superior inducements to buyers
McCABE, KRAFT & co.
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Roushe,s Worm Confeeti...
s0 CASES CONCENTRarEpL,,

w Pittsburg.
so cases Concentrated I've. Phlal,,,A,
e0OO lbs Soda Ash
1000 lbs Sal Soda.
At LisGmN Sum1Cs
200 kegs Bi Carbonate soda
500 lbs Pure Cream Tartar
500 lbs Calambria Llcorice.
$50 lbs Italian LicOrice.
At LLuGHLIN. SyrWAC5
$500 lbs Pepper, In bags
1000 lbs Allspice.
500 lbs Cloves.
$50 lbs Nutmegs prime.
At LAuGnrlN SgmLC
5000 lbs Maddcr very tine.
1900 lbs Extract LOgwood
5000 lbs Alum.
1000 lbs Blue Nitriol.
At LNUoHIS, S,uuLC
1000 lbs Indigo Spanish loit
1000 lbs Indigo, Manila
1000 lbs Chip Logwood
500 lbs Cudbear.
At LAuOuliS, SHmLC.
90 barrels Linseed OIL
o. {" Tanners Oh.
10 Turpentine.
10 No. Lard Oil
At BAuGrIN Slnrn Go
50 dozen Paint Brushes, all huHb-n
~ Sash Brushes
100 Shoe Brushes, hnndles
- Horse Brushes
10 busting Brushes
At LAu0HlIN NHrH a Il
1000 lbs Cement for Fruit jars
50 dozen Fruit Jars
500 Jar COrks.
500 lbs Ground Mustard
500 lbs Mace, Race and Jamaica Gisgst
At LAuGmtIN. SMITH "
100 boxes Hummels Essence Coffee
50 dozen FlayGring Extract.
50 " Baking Powders.
800 " BluCing for clothes
At LAuGmIN. SNIra 4 Go
1000 dozen Rsssncrs assorted
500 4" Bateman Drops aud g COrtih
1000 " Castor and SWEET OIL
500 " on Of Graprrinc-ths only ~ sh'
septic. LAusHlIN SKIM %
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Personal Property

Personal Property
.GtOF MRS. LYDIA s. CRUGAR,
Consisting of the following:
FARM, STOCK AND IMPLEMENTs,,
O Horses head of Cattle, 10 Hogs, Wagons,
Reaping Machine; Tanning Mill, and other
Imnlsments of Husbandry; 400 bushels of Corn
In the ear, 3 stacks Of Hay, and quantity OF
Oat Straw in the barn; also some Blacksmiths'
Tools. - E- -- q
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Feather Beds, Carpets, Secretary, Book Case,
with Library OF Books of very ancient date and
style; also some fine specimens Of gold jewelry,
made in the last century,-Silver Forks, Spoons,
Ladies', &C.; and q variety of Flint and Cat
Glassware Of the most costly description, con.
sisting Of Wine Glasses, Cake and Fruit Stands,
Decanters, Goblets, large Tumblers, &C.; also q
quantity of Cut Stone, and many other articles
not here enumerated.
Among the foregoing viii be found many ar
ticles which will be curiosity TO persons OF re,
finement and taste, many OF which were mace
100 years ago, showing the style and fashlon OF
that period Persons wishing to get bargains
will do well TO be there. Ladies are especially
invited as many articles in their department
will be offered for sale.
The sale of property will be continued from
day to day until all is sold. a credit OF Sly
months will be given on all sums OF slOlOO anu
upward purchasers giving approved security
Sale 10 commence at Q o'clock.
J. +. SMITH, Curator.
THOMAS McCONN, Auctioneer.
November LIST, 1867. nov2'td
IIntelligencer copy.
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Life is Warml Death is Cold
Chronic Diseases, Female
Complaints, Consumption
Liver Complaints

Medical aud C0nssIiipg Rooms, N. ~
FeIIO,rS BuiIding. Monroe tired
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f. IN. PATTEN a. CO., Auesienesrs.
OFFICE EXCHANGE ST.
Assignees Sale,

Dry GOODS, Plated Ware, Watches Shirts and
~ Drawers, Army Blouses, Pants and Coats,
Blankets, Rubber Goats, Bed spreads, Sheets, Cutss
ry, Varieties, A and Wall Tents, &C., &c.
EE- Auction sales every evening, and goods at pri-
waite sale during the day.
aug "a. dit
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VIRGINIA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

chou RICHMOND, Dec. 9
The Convention this morning wasI visited
by Governor Pierpont of this State and ex
Gov. Smythe OF New Hampshire. Both gem
tlemen addressed the Convention, hoping that
a good and wise Constitution would be framed.
which would make the State happy and pros
porous. Ex-Governor Smythe urged the men,
bers to bear with the prejudices of man and
with each other, and thought that when the
passions of the present hour had cooled all
would be well. A vote of thanks to these
gentlemen was adopted.
The Convention then considered the report
of the committee, giving SO per day to the
members. Amendments putting it at Sc and
81 were defeated by decided majority.
After some discussion the rs per diem clause
was left in the ordinance, which was ordered
to be engrossed.
A resolution was offered to appoint a COM
mittee to inquire what cases OF injustice rave
occurred in the administration of the civil
courts since June LIST, 1865, and report the
best means OF remedying the evils now exist
ing in the civil government 1t was opposed
by Messrs. Huhnicutt, Senad and others. and
laid on the table,
appointment of a committee to investigate fine
discharge of persons voting the Republican
ticket at the late election and report soma
means for relieving those thus discharged.
An amendment was offered to this, empow
ering the Legislature to make it misde-
meanor to discharge person for voting as he
chooses.
Another amendment was offered to incorpo-
rate in the Constitution an article disfraDchis-
ing any person who discharges an employee
on account of his vote,
After some discussion the whole matter was
laid on the table, and the Convention ad-
iourned.
SENATOR WILSON TO VISIT RICHMOND.
The city is full of strangers to attend the
Convention. Senator Wilson, of Massachu-
sets, is expected to visit Richmond this week
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Sherifs Sale.
CuMRERIANA. 50

CUMBERLAND, S.. -sl--. ....~.
TAKEN on execution and will be sold at public
i auction on Saturday, the eleventh day of Janu
airy, A d 1858, at ten O'Clock the forenoon at the
She ifs office in the city of Portland in said county
all the right title and interest whether in equity to
redeem or otherwise, which James e. Harris has or
bad on the thirteenth day OF February, d. 1866 at
O'Clock and five minutes in the afternoon, and on
the seventh day of March, A d S66, being the time
OF the attachments of the in the original writ
in the following described parcel OF Real Estate in
sal Portland TO witt All that tain parcel of land
situated on the eastern side fCanton in Port
land aforesaid, being the conveyed by William
w Thomas to said Harris by deed dated July 81 a
D, 1866, recorded in gtiy OF Deeds in Cumberland
County, book 1871 page 1888 to which reference to be
made for more full description, together with all said
Harris right title anu interest III building there
on said sale being for the purpose OF securing the
payment OF, and Enforcing and satisfying a lien on
said premises as will more ully appear by reference
ito the judgment and execution which issued there
on, had and obtained by Samuel w. Joy, against
said Harris at the October Te m, A d 1861 Of the
Supreme j uliclal Court, Cumberland County.
The above described premises being sub ect to q
mortgage William w. Thomas, recorded in Cum
berand Registry OF Deeds book 1856, page $50 given
TO secure the payment OF thirteen hundred and fifty
dollars as follows: One hundred dc liars a year for
pine years, and tour hundred and fifty dollars ten
Years from date, with interest said sums quarter
yearly. Mortgage dated July 81 1865.
Dated at Portland this 9Th day OF December A. D.
1867. EN-. PERRY
dc6ditw3w Dept. Sheriff.
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n0HIaPsfse Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec 9-cotton &c lower; sales 1900
bales: Middng uplands lie. Flour Is a 25c higher ;
sales 16 500 bbs State at so q 10 IS; Round Hoop
Ohio at 90 q y So; Western at 90 g 19:5; South
q &c higher and on iet sales Chicago Spring No 2
at 81; White California at 90 q 49, Corn 3 q
&C higher; sales Mixed Western at IS in store anu
We low Jersey "a "a u.s. Oats a &c higher; We :
tern at 20 g s2c. Be f unchanged. Pork dull and
he:Vsi ness at Il 62. Lard unchanged WHISKY
quiet. groceries quiet ami unchanged Naval Stores
quiet; Spin Turpentine So a. 53Jc; Resin 90 for
strained common. Petroleum quiet; crude at 1oc;
rennea 69n roe az 70 q 2s!c Taow in good demand
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WEST INDIES.

EFFECTS OF THE LATE EARTHQUAKE.
NEW YORK, Dec 9.
steamer from Vera Cruz brought $3.50 900 in
specie. Count Pachta, Col. Pettiner and Sc
nors Peneiroz and Arrelano, all 1mperialists
were passengers.
A war ship has been ordered with provisions
to Tortola and st. Thomas
Little Juba was divided, and the shape of
the island was greatly changed by an earth
quake. The sea opened many passages through
the island. st. Croix was partially inundated
and all the inhabitants there are in ruins. An
American steamer was driven ashore by the
force OF the waves. Tortoa also suffered Sc
verely The steamers Conway and Elder es-
capped damage. The safety of the steamer Pla-
bravery of her crew.
cholera has made its appearance in The
Dutch colony of Surinam
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MAssACHIsETrs.

BosToN, Dec ..
DR.. n g. Shurtieff was chosen Mayor of
Boston to-day. receiving S,333 votes against
Z S75 for OTIS NorcrOss, present Republican IN
cumbent. The result for Aldermen and Coul-
cilmen cannot he known without official count
probably portions of each ticket are elected.
In Charlestown. Mayor Hall was re-eieo'e''
- LYNN, Dec. 9,
Mayor Usher was ro-elect touay "S -''
majority. ,,c,,,, Dac q
George f. Richardson was eiec'eo mayor oil
this city to-day. .-...,,r,,,x,,o,r n.
N.th.r;aI Pierce, Democrat, was elected
Mavor of This city to-day by 423 majofity.
WORCESTER, Dec ..
Hon James &. Blake was reelected Mayor
TO day with board of Republican Aldermen
by |, 40 majority. The total vote was lS7.
Republican Councilmen are elected in six OF
the eight wards. Several hundred people, led
by the National Band, marched to the Mayors
residence and were entertained.
THE LEONARD MURDER CASE.
WORCESTER, Dec 9.
The coroper's jury returned Il verdict in the
Leonard murder case, that he came to his
death by the hands of some person or persons
unknown. Leonard, Senior, is still in custody.
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GEO K CHA.

MEETING OF THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVEX
TI0N.
ATLANTA, Dec. 8.
The Reconstruction Convention met tins
morning. There were present 108 whites ana
% colored delegates. Foster Blodgett was
elected Temporary chairman, but not being
present, j. L. Demming was called to the chair,
and w. It. Clifton was chosen Secretary. There
was much confusion, and the members were
unable TO agree upon permanent organiza-
ten that all aspirants for the Presidency OF
the convention shall define their position on
the relief question.
After considerable wrangling the convention
adjourned until II o'clock tomorrow.
Active canvassing is going on for President.
The radicals are much divided the ultras hold
ing out for Hopkins or Blodgett, and others
for Stafford or Parrot.
The negroes held caucus this afternoon
and settled on Hopkins as their choice.
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CHI CHADWICK, NJ. D., win devote special at
tention TO Disea OF the Eye No 3011 Congress st
Ofice hours from IL A. NJ. to P. NJ. 60
May 1s. tt
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Lost!
L E G IT U RES.
new Course OF Lectures as being delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anatomy.

embracing the subjects
"How to i've and what to live fol. Youth, Natur-
ity and old age.-Manhcod generally reviewed.
diseases accounted for Marriage phlosophically
considered. &c."
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
ioi warded 10 parties unable to attend receipt of
Jour stamps by addressing: SECRETARY, New
YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE. SIG
BROADWAY, NEW YORK"
December .. eod3m*
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NEW YORK.

THE WEATHER.
BINGHAAIProN, Dec. g.
The ground here is covered with about five
inches of snow, good sleighing. The Susque
hanna and Chenango rivers, near this city, are
frozen. At 8 o'clock this morning the mercury
stood sixteen degrees below freezing point.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.
The steamship Rising Star, from Panama
brought $671, 900 in specie. The steamship
Santiago de Cuba, from Greytown, Nicaragua,
Dec. I'd, has arrived.
ARRIVAL OF THE FENIAN KELLY.
Col Kelly, one of the Fenians resuced in
Manchester, arrived here in the steamer Min
nesota yesterday.
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r. D. BAILEY, Auetioneer.
Assignee's Sale.

THE undersigned, Assignee in Bankruptcy OF the
Il estate of Joseph Levy, will sell at Public AUG
ton, on WEDNESDAY, Dee mber 18th. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the store Of +. U. bailey, No. leo Fore
street. variety OF goods belonging to said estate,
IN part as follows, viz Cashmerets, Cassinaeres,
Doeskins, Coatings, Broadcloths, Tricos, Siiesss,
Innings, Wahding, anvas, Shirts and Drawers,
Gloves, Suspenders, Ties, Collars, Com iorteIs Over
alls, Mittens, Hosiery, Bosoms, Over and Under
Goats. Pants, Vests, &c. Also. lot OF Tailor's
Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Chairs, Press, Table, Show
Case, Mirror, Desk, SC. i5ste
o. P. SHEPHERD, Assignee.
Portland, Me-, Dec. Z, 1851 did .-.- ri
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co M Nj f R CIAI.
Financial,

NEW YORK, Dec. So P. M-Monev c,osea s,eod,
at per cent. on call. Discounts close at m 10 ne,
cent. Gold closed firmly at 1861 Sterling ESchopoa
firm at 1893. Government securities firm and ac.iys
and advanced. Stocks closed firm but not onite N,
to the highest point of The day Balance in the Sui
Treasury about 5 1913 O0U, OCO ""1
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LOUISIANA.
LOUISIANA
THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.

THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION. +.
New ORLEANS Dec. 9.
No business of importance was transacted
by the Reconstruction Convention to-day
OFFICIALS REINsTATED.
Gen. Hancock has revoked so much of special
order No. 129, issued by Gen. Mower, as re-
moves Adam Graffen, State Treasurer, and
Hyphoite Peralta, State Auditor, and appoints
E. Jenkins and J. H. Lypher to their places,
and he has restored the former incumbents TO
their positions.
GEN. SHERMAN AT THE OPERA
The General attended the opera on Satur-
day night, where he was recognized and greet
ed with enthusiastic cheers the band playing
"Hail Columbia"
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PENNsYLVANIA,


BOYS DROWNED WHILE SKATING
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8.
While numbered persons were skating on
a pond in this city, this afternoon, the ice
broke and three boys, aged from twelve to six
teen years, were drowned.
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MISSOURI.

DEPARTURE OF GEN HARVEY FOR WASHING
TON.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 9.
Gen. Harvey left here yesterday for Wash
ington, where he will meet the Indian Com
missioners
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L O s II

A LARGE GOLD WATCH, gold iace chased on
IA both sides Of the case. Supposed to have been
lost between City Hall and Market Square on Mon
day Ev ming. The finder will lie literally rewarded
BY leaving the watch at No 452 Congress st.
Portland, Dec 4, 1867. de4tllw
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AUCTION SALES,
Aucfinn Sale.

NATURDAY Dec 7, at q P NJ, Glass Lamps, Cas-
- tors, A w. Blankets, Knives aud Forks, Shirla
and Drawers, Pant Patterns, Beds, BalmoTal Skirts
&c, Se, and every afternoon and evening Tor the
ming eek. Ladies invited.
dcl0-diw NJ. CHARLES & CO. 100 Federal ST,
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LOSti

~ above the Preble House, Tap Robe, pain mn l.
berry color on one sidc and mu berry and q yellow
fsh brown on the OF her, The finder will confer ia
vOr by leaving 1t with the owner at
GEO. R. DAVIS & cos
dec9d3t Office, No. 1 Morton Block
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Brick Dwelling and Land on Free
Household Furniture MT Auc,;o.

nN WEDNESDAY. December nth. at 10 o,eleck
" A. NJ, at Office, 1863 Fore Street shall ssli
Brussels, Tapestry, two and Three Ply and Man
chester Carpets, four Chamber Sets, Black Walnut
and Mahogany Secretaries, Spring Mattresses. Husk
aud Excelsior Mattresses. Feather Beds, Mirrors,
feet Black Walnut Extension Table, eight Dining
Room Chains, one Library Easy Chair, Lounge, So
tas, Kitchen Tables, two Cook Stoves, Parl0r Coal
and Air-1ght Stove, Clothes Wringer, Crockery,
Glass and Wooden Ware, &C., &c.
dec9dtd --- - FO BAILEY Auct,
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Mo. 266 ConmerciaI.

The initatory careoes have arrived, consisting Of
&C. &C. 1t affords pleasure state that the cost
freight, and my own margnh profits, will enable
me 10 offer the above mentioned Coal az such fig
ure will amaze asonish, crafty and satisfy the
economical and prudent purchaser.
1t is not at all Improbable Is verv possible in fact
state it a fact, that in short time may present
to the intelligent mOras Of City and Suburbs not the
largest, but hope and expect tho finest variety of
the above named staple ever presented tor their
spectfu Consideration. FL
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HAVANA, Dec 9.-Sugar dull and Offering at 81 40
" reals; sold an Saturday, 7th ins 5000 boxes, the
Nos. 10 to a. Exchange on London 1871 a 1871 per
cent premium; on United States currency, long
sight 25t discount and shori sight "A per cent dis
LONDON, Dec. 9-Noon--Consols at so 1916 for
money. 7H5t j5s H4HI8 = = -
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs-U United States 5-2o's
share Az. lsg5s u To11 - -, - ~
Dispatches from China report Tea firmer; the ex-
ports to Nov. 18th reached 81 GOO Tbs.
s1 FRANKFORT, Dec. 9--Noon.--U. s. 5-20's 756
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 9-Noon- Cotton quiet sales
estimated at 1900 bales; prices unaltered. Bread
stuffs dull; Corn 46s Cd. other articles unchanged
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.Olrding
TIN TYPES,

a DESIRABLE suit OF Rooms in the most cen
s. ,rai and pleasant location in the tiey, suitable
Io' gent and wife. Also pleasant chamber ior Gents
OF Gent and wife, at No 81 High st. de3dtf