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AUCTION SALES.
ny d. l.. WELLS h 90, Auctioneers and Real
- Estate Brokers.
N. W. corner 10th and r streets.

N. W. corner 10th and + streets.
LARGE AND ExTENslyE SALE OF HOUSE
We will ,., HOLD H. r EuUnREITg III .x,vo ~,
.aciiOn on the premises, at No si5 sth street
Esos Of
Ginning Housekeeping, viz:
80 siI Chairs: sphOists red in velvet ~ WIS "1N
Walnut secretary and Bookcase
Large Gilt Frame French Plate Mirror
Marble top Center Table
si aIe o.. SG Disins H 6saies S''
Cook Stove, with Fixtures complete
Hall Oilcloth. stair Carpet and Crash
.. s22e and anS
sr s1 1 :na %a'D a. R' %1s...
BolsteIs, PiilC VS. and Blankets
Six Six H Hair Wsl1us Ghsis r. enc Lounge
Wood seat Beekers snd other Chairs. Toilet Sets,
ISeetnenT rth general assortment OF lease
NB-The H. use 4. for rent
jalo Unit d. l.. WELLS CO., Aucts.
RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneets.
MOS gR0e1RIEs At AUCTION.
the stock 0 Of Me,.1. Roa shs
Green and Burnt 0efee
Crosse Blackwell,s Assorted Pickles
kegs assorted Nails
FG 1ss: SEP sas s1a!f s1 ssiss'
cask Ourrants
.4es lot Sy ss.. and scrub 1s sr %h
Tubs, Buckets, and Brooms
Small Platform scales
Together with the usual assortment Of Groce-
deiO JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
ny THOs. BOWLING. Auct Georgetown.
TRUsrErp sAIroF VAIURRIE REAL Rs
~ % ps..s
equity cause, No; 7ss, docket 9. Robert +; Ma,
s sn pubic sas in rent 81 Srsnsss
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1871, at
Known as part. Of o Tth .ns and
eight, in Holmead's addition to 9eorg etown Afore
Size of Bridge street by a hundred and twenty feet
l20J deep. with the exception of triangle con
demned for Aaueduct street, Is will be SHOWN by
Terms prescribed by the decree One third cash;
Twelve months with interest from the day Of sale
the title being re tanned until the full payment of
chaser the whole urchase money may be paid In
cash presently after the sale. Convey ancing aud
HUGH G 4hos' ESxI Efs;:ss,
ja7-eoadbs Ieourier III Auctioneer.
Try JAMES @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucsioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON THE NAVY
BY virtue of deed of trust, bearing date 10th
OF March, / 500. and recorded among the Land Re
cords in Liber N II. No 20. folio $40, &c, of
the county of Washington, ID. G., l will sell, on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, February 4tb. At
ocleck p. N on the premii es, part OF Lot No.
In square No. 2a5, lying and being the
SIDE OF sth street east, between Pennsy lvania
avenue and street SOUTH beginning for the
same at the southwest corner 81 said lot, run
Mig thence south ~ feet 9 inches, thence east
lU9 feet inch, thence north 20 feet 9 inches,
thence west l09 feet inch. to the place of begin
ming
Terms of sale IA pre.crtbed nv deed of trr.,.
Cash, $50 of which will be repaired at time
OF purchase. All cOnveyapCibg and revenue
stamps at cost OF purch aser.
+. PRICE, Trustee.
&c. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Aucts.
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IN +. OOEI11 LOSES BATES
n. GO f34tS S2REl:11 s : 4SSS:ks
shmsEE a. tiSS akkA SfE2RH sf nkEnkSn4aAS1s'

pex1os assensioA oven 70 ~ purchase and sale
q AsronanAiss. Liosss sdvasess made On OSn-
NEW BOOKs-War OlaimsntS Guide; BY Geo.
N W. RAf. Elemests Of Medical Chsmistry; By
Rand, Treatise on Intrenchmsnts; By Lippttt.
Hand Book for Miners, Astallursf9b and Assay
srs; by Julins eilysrSnith. Intrcductl9n TO In.
nails Of uiet NsighboT hood; b. 9Ac ponaid
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IL MARRIAsEANDCKLIBAO,

nS MARRIAGE ANDCELIBACY, AND THE
HappiDsss Of True Manhood. An Essav for
Young Men On the Crime Of Solitude aud the
PhysieloGCa al Errers, Abuses and Disc ases VIII ID
Create imDediments TO Marriage, with sure On e an
OF Relief Sent in sealed letter lopes free Of
charge. Address DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON ,
Howard Association, Philadeip Pa IA -3m
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NMKfCALFEE CHEAT RHEUMATIC BIZ
AkDf 10 certsiLl y the wonder Of the age Thous-
sndsnan testify as to it's magical effect ami the
Fret doctors OF this city are recommending IL I D
their pstents ae the only sure cure far RheumA>
tisrn ever known 20 man
ja7 cow SO FORD Agent
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C. wH 6gssss!5 5eFA sHaaAA1E55SHL ne

e. wHIIET sLATH eaATE5ELI's,
AANU1AOrORY, No. 3e6 eth street.
The proprietor wishes 70 inform families, hstel
hsnss TO furnish ConfSctiens and the choicest
Ice Dream st the shortest .noecs, and on the most
reasonable terms. Wedding and Fancy Cakes.
PyFamids Of all kinds and sizes, Charlotte Eusse
Blanc Mango and Jeliies made TO order. Parties,
ov rate: de SIM
ERBNOH ALMANACHe FOB lss1.-Alma
4 mach Oomiaue; Almslsch Pour Wire; Alma.
dc Is Dense; kimana Oh dc II konne Ouisine; Alma.
pscn Imperial; Almaasch de Napoleon. Almansch
dee Ieu1 de eceiets; Almenenh Poiichinelle, and
others, imported direct from Paris, By
dea FRAGCK TAYLOR,
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OTTO WILKINS PIANOS AND UARHART
" b NEEDHAM'S PARkOR OCEANS

All will find IL greatly to their fnterest-
TO examine these superb Instruments be- F9
fore purchasing any other. VV4VI
New Piano Forte and Organ Wareroon, No. 491
Ith street between Penn "a avenue and street.
select assortment of new And second hand In
strumenfs, including . CHURCH ORGAN, for
sale At lowest fsctsry prices. and on easy terms
TUNING and REPAIRING faithfully executed
no IL I'm"
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GOD AND COAL.

e Ii 90 ALI
AT GREATLY hEDUCED PRICES,
Gross tens of ,240 lbs delivered In any part of
the en'y. Chestnu ut W hite Ash, 81 rs, Stove, Egg
ana srnace " hite Ash, o 80; Bed Ash IS IS;
OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on hand.
orders received at Our ONCE. or at the wharf
1901 OF TN street > p. BROWN SON
Ja5u 4oe 9Th street, between X and r
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, 90.

Situated IN the most central location the city, ,
midway between the
CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION
Only short distance from Ali the Departments
Patent and Post OfRces, Smithsonian Institute
etc. II. Il. DUDLEY 800,
noz Proprietors
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EMRICH'S kESTAURANT
~ NO. SEQ Penns avenue, near 6tk street.
KlCH wishes to inform his friends and the
pubic generally that he now keeps con a. . =
stantly on hand 0YSTERS. fresh every vEHAS
day prepared in every style. lE. l
His " INES and LIQUORS cannot be sur oasseS
Call and give him trial oc "a ~
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WV. KNABE CO.'S PIANOS.
PRINCE 4 Coz nokSANs And ME- IN
Iof sale Ana rent on easy terms. =: Me- A9s llth
street, above Pennsylva mia avenue
% l-eo6mr p o. RIIOHRNRACu
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YATES SELBYS,
NO; 1913 Pennsyiania avenue,
- superior lot OF LADIE s' CLOAKIN0S, which
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FRESH INFORMATION
am now n receipt Of new seasou OLIVE mir
direct from Bordeaux, and am prepared to supely
the trade and families at NSS"
NEW YORK PRICES.
N W. BUROHELL
cor. 18th aud sts., under Ebbitt House.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

w EST INDIA OBANGEs AND
w SWEET MALAGA GRAPES,
Fresh. ct KING PLACE.
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TRUST SALE.

ny VIRTUE OE A DEED OF TRUST
d evrcuted TO me by William r. BRADY ana
tDna NJ Brady, his wife, bearing date on the
5 s%D J,T Of February in the year 1850, and now
On record in the Recorders office Of Ohio g county
nj q, nni1ir auction, at the front door Of the
Cont House of Ohio county, on SATURDAY, THE
Ia,b nay or OCroBER next, all that certain tract
- Marcel of land lying i'll the counties OF Brooke
md Ohio. West VirgiEia, and on the waters OF
Short rrrrk. known "a the Girty Point farm
containing two hundred and thlrty-hye acres
porr on less. and bounded Is set forth and de-
.rriI..d IN said deed OF trust This land Is under
,rltiyafinu. has the usual improvements, and IT
underlAid il is believed, with valuable BEDS OF
coal ..n.o
:, lKug a. trustee, | will convey such title as
b. v,strI in me by said deed Of trust.
Term, of sale Cash, or at the option OF the
,rrcbaSrr one third in hand, and the balance
n thrrc equal payments, at six. twelve and
.,rI,t-en months, with interest from date' with
9.,d Of trust 10 secure the same.
= BRADY, Trustee.
WHEELING, sept. II, 1861. sepl9-h
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Ernst Sale.

,,vyrRTUE OF J. DEED OF TRUST EN-
Il s,uted 10 me by Josiah Ingerson and NATL.
fIC bis wife, bearing date on the 18th day OF
~ ~ ~ iSfS and now on record in the Recorders
~ of Marshall county, in Deed Book No. l6.
O ,.,e Sii will sell at the front door OF the
EanTt House of Marshall county, at public auc-
, ,OT'S on TUESDAY, the Doth DAY OF &C
T0BER next all that piece or parcel Of Land ".
~, ~ being in Marshall county, State Of West
T,-nia, containing nine hundred and seventy.
-. arres three Toods and eight poles as the
'.., .,t forth described aud bounded in said
SaeJ AT trust. Selling as trustee, i will convey
.aeh title as is vested in me by SAID deeo Oh
lHsi. =. A. ,-,;o,, IS .ba
,,,cb,s,r one.third in hand, and the balance In
shsrrt equal payments, at six, twelve and eigh-
zen mouths. with interest from day OF sale,
rNrrbaser giving bond with approved security
80 he deferred installments, the title reserved
~ NJ - NJ rment JAS. PAUL.,
'. IT'D Trustee.
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The following is the programme for

The following is the programme for
to-day Thursday: - -...-.-,
FANCY MATCHED HoRsEs-TEN O'CLOCK.
VIM. Chambers enters Rose and mate;
j. L. Burnley enters Bob and mate; u.
W. Robinson enters Flying Cloud and
mate.
TWO O'CLOCK.
John McKelyey enters Tom; Wash.
Greer enters Emperor Eclipse; Fred.
Hines, bay stallion Prince.
FOUR O'CLOCK. ..-,sI
IF. Reynolds entered Otis L. Cook;
A. NJ. Wilson entered Grey Eagle; a.
w. Brown entered Yankee Sam. 49,. Fl
Many additional attractions were
presented yesterday, and to-day we ex.
pect to see upon the grounds q very
large concourse of people.
Beauty Is truth, truth beauty; this is all {.
We know On earth, and oil We need to know
If John Keats sang truly, when he
gave utterance to the above sentiment,
one of the truest things possible can
now be seen at the Fair. We allude to
the exquisite pen drawing, "Sheri-
dams Ride" by Prof John K.
Scott, of the Wheeling Actual Bust
ness College, from a design by
Oytinge, lately published in Harpcr's
Weekly. The tinting is so exceedingly
fine as to rival frst-class steel engray-
ing, while the design is more fully
brought out than in the wo9d-cut from
which it was taken. In connection
with the pen drawing is splendid dis
play in the other branches of the art,
viz: business writing, offlhand flourish
ing, card writing, etc, proving the YER
satility Of Prof. Scott in his profession.
Penmanship, however, is not the only
branch in which this College excels all
others in this vicinity. The principal,
Prof. J. Creasey, since he assumed its
management two years ago, has devoted
every energy and spared nc ex-
peDse to render it what it
is, a frst-class Business In
stitute, where young men may perfect
themselves in all the minutia of Ac-
countantship and the usages of bust
ness. Information in regard to the
course, terms, &C., may be procured by
addressing the Principal.
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Trust Sale.

yy1rTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST exc.
X ID by George :. Ross to me on the 24th
II =, tnrIst. \. ID. 1867, and recorded among
.tH '. of the county of Ohio, State of West
-, mia Deed book numbered 81, page l76'
N an SATURDAY., the eth day OF October,
w. tbe Steenroa House, on the Cumberland
-, a. a. aid county. sell at public auction, the
.an . -. therein mentioned and fully described,
MvI;s,inc Of household and kitchen furniture
'oI ON ,h% Undivided half of the product of the
"H -, ,,' "a aid SteenrOd House belonging.
Hing as Trustee, will convey such title as
I,,,S n, sale-slOOO cash; 1896 in five months;
-. ~, tbe 30th of March, 1859, and the residue
%, "a % Sgfb nf March, 1870, purchaser giving
% with approved security for the deferred
NOES "i." ALEXANDER BONE,
.rltI..ua Wit lrus'ee'
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Morgantown, shail be ehairman), to re-
Mort at the next meeting of the Society,
on the expediency Of petitioning the
Legislature for the enactment of o law
compelling registration of births, deaths
and marriages.
On motion of DR.. Reeves, Of Fairmont,
the resolution was amended 80 as to en-
brace compulsory raocination.
On motion of DR.. Hupp, the meeting
adjourned to meet at o'clock P. NJ, to
to hear the address ofthe Governor and
Mayor, and that the hour Of meeting on
tomorrow morning shall be 9o'clock,
|. VHii EVENING SESSION. ssi:
|, The Society met at z O'clock p M,
pursuant to adjournment-the Presi-
dent, DR.. Frissell, in the chair-who
introduced His Honor Mayor Sweeney,
who, in few well expressed remarks,
welcomed the Society to the hospitali-
ties of the city.
His Excellency Governor .Boreman
was then introduced by the President,
who entertained the Society for a few
minutes. aLs aTgs-4E -TI.Es -
On motion of DIR. Young it was
Resolred, That the thanks of the So
ciety be awarded to his Excellency, the
Governor of West Virginia, and his
Honor, the Mayor of the city, for their
presence with us tonight, and the
sympathy they have manifested Tor the
success of our organization.
, DIR. Nickline read paper on method
of treatment of fracture of the os fe-
meris.
He also reported cases of cephalic
version; and his method of the treat
ment of Dysentery. e.-'I- .-..'.'.
DR.. Blum read paper on the value
of the study of Sanitary Science, which
was, on motion of DR.. Reeves, ordered
to be printed. .. ii ~
On motion of Dr., Hupp, a committee
of three (of whom DR.. Blum is Chair
MANI to report on the subject of gen.
eral sanitary science, was appointed, to
report at the next meeting of the sscie-
ty. The Chairman completed the COM
mittee by the appointment of DR.. John
G. Wilson, of Martinsburg, and DR.. j.
L. Nickline, of Middlebourne.
DR.. Bates verbally reported case of
with the treatment, in which
there was expulsion of o plastic cast of
the right bronchus-and exhibited the
pathological specimens (which were
considered remarkable for their size and
perfection. DR.. Bates believed that the
sOftening aud expulsion of the cast was
the result of the use of moist vapors
charged with lime. ,a45 s.a !r. . -,
Concerning the use of inhalations of
lime in the treatment of croupous forms
of diseases, Drs. r. H. Cummins, Brock,
and Hupp engaged in discussion.
DR.. Reeves read a case of, his-report-
ed to the Pathological Society of Phila-
delphia through Prof. Gross-of plastic
castsiof the Bronchial tubes.
Diptheria was then the subject of dis
cussion, and Drs. r. H. Cumnins and
Reeves verbally reported cases ofcuta-
neous diphthrutic emulation, in which
the scrotum and lower extremities
were involved, with partial paralysis.
DR.. Weisel inquired if any of the
had had experience with by.
posplphite of soda in the treatment OF
Diptheria. N,o 49,. 80 ..'s
On motion, the society adjourned, to
meet at the hour before agreed to.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.
TRAINS WILL RUN
i by the following schedule OF ard after the
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Trust Sale.

n VI
X T-ust cac2uted to me by David Ewing
- Nsrv f. Ewing. his vile, bearing date on
Ind :'S S,y OF November, A. ID. 1866, and now
;Ae I, %, 10 the Recorders Office of Jackson
% , nv West Virginia, in Deed Book numbered
tGuitf; SIs | will sell at public auction at the
t.. ",5iO of the COURT HOUSE of JACKSON
nom "ITV an TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
S..USSvTSlBEE. \. u. 1867, at lOoclock a, NJ, the
N1iiriJrd oue.third part OF that certain tract
aHu,r,l of lant i'll said deed Of trust mentioned
81 HJ.ss.,r,hcd rs tract or parcel of land con-
il .,!',, on,. hundred and fifty acres, more or
ANN md wing aud being on the Straight Fork Of
< e. Crick ia Jackson County, W. Va, and
Nrs ,L,. slmc tract or parcel OF land conveyed
he'T p--,,,b,rd Duffy and and wife TO n. Rheim
,! ~ HC. rleslirr and the said David Z. Ew.
'iiV'I H., deed now ON record in the Recorders
Is ,e Jackson county IN, W. :o xS .cb ,,,.
Sr.itn7 Il; IN me by said deed of trust. =
: W T' y-TS of sale. cash. GIBSON LAMB,
- "a Trustee.
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state Sunday school Convention.
IT, nont,St State Sunday School Cor

state Sunday school Convention.
The Baptist State Sunday School Con-
vention convened in the Baptist Church,
in this city, at nine o'clock last
evening, Rev. J. w. Taggart, President.
The proceedings of this Convention,
which were exceedingly interesting
throughout, consisted in receiving re-
ports from the Sabbath Schools in diff
ferent parts of the State.
An interesting report from ID. 4. c.
Farrow, the State Missionary for West
Virginia, was listened to by the large
assembly with marked attention.
Many other interesting matters which
we have not space to mention, were at
tended to.
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Meeting of the State Baptist Associn'
tim

Meeting Of the state Baptist Associn'
ton.
MORNING SESSION.
The State Baptist Association of
West Virginia met in this city yester-
day morning at the Baptist Church, on
the corner of Monroe and Byron streets.
The introductory sermon was preach
ed by Elder j. w. Carter, after which
the Association was called to order by
Mr.. ID. D. johnson, when on motion OF
Rev. j. w. Tsggart, the Association adj
iourned until two o'clock P. NJ.
Prayer by Elder J. Gather.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was opened by
SINGING the 34Sth hymn, after which
was prayer by Elder Jonathan Smith.
On motion os Elder Smith, it was
ordered that committee OF one from
each local Association represented De
Amounted on credentials. Messrs. ). W.
Carter, +. j. Gather, Henry Langtord,
A. p. Stewart, d. Huffman, and j. Z.
Garrett were appointed on said COM
mittee.
On motion, it was ordered that the
Pastors and Deacons of the Wheeling
Church be appointed q committee on
Delegations. The committee appointed
proceeded to enrol the delegations, etc
On motion of Elder Smith, the Asso-
citation proceeded TO the election OF ON
GERS for the ensuing year. The follow
inc was the result: ID. ID. johnson was
reelected President; j. Smith and H.
Davidson were reelected Vice Presi.
dents; d. T. C.. FarrOw, Secretary, ana
j. NJ. Lyon, Treasurer.
Corresponding messengers were call
ed. when the following gentlemen were
reported, who took their seats: Rev
DIR. Jeter, Richmond, Va; Rev. ). d
Sackett, Secretary Ohio Baptist STAT.
Convention; Rev. j. b. Taylor, Rev. >
X. Stone, and Rev. G. 4. Z. Conn.
On motion, it was ordered that th'
committee on Correspondence De In
structed to recommend with what ooa
les The Association shall correspond.
On molten, it was ordered that TN
President and Secretary be added to TN
committee on Arrangements for TN
present session.
The committee on Religious Exercise
made q partial report, which wa
adopted.
After prayer by Elder j. B.'Saeket
the Association adjourned to meet TIL
evening at half-past eight o'clock.
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BY the Use Of rt..r
CHASTEllARS
White Liquid Enamel,

Il the complexion. g-Es. l.
The most valuable and perfect preparation IN
use, for giving the skin a beautiful ipearitike
tint. that Is only found in youth. IT quickly re-
Patches, Sallowness, Eruptions, and all impuri.
ties of the skin, kindly healing the same, leay-
ing the skin white and clear as alabaster. Its
use can not be detected by the closest scrutiny,
and being a vegetable preparation Is perfectly
harmless: It Il the only article Of the hna
Psrisian a. indispensable to u perfect toilet
Upwards Of 30 00e bottles were sold during the
past wear. a suficient guarantee Of its efficacy
Price only IS cspts Sent by mail postpaid, On
i00sptB e re- S1ss sH 81 CO., Chemists
ess River St., Troy, n. Y.
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J. c. ORR & CO.
rs 10
ORR, PAUL. a. CO.
NOTICE.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME in
II the Liquor business, Casper keim, the
n4rus and style Oi the firm will be ). heim q
Bro.
hereby give notice that desire all persons
Gazing bills against me 10 present them immedi.
ately and those indebted TO me will please call
and settle, "a wish to close all my accounts As
soon as possible. SlMON hElh'
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Walters 10 the Fair

Are advised to call at Z. Bookings
Pharmacy, No, l Odd Fellows' Hall,
should they need anything in the way
of Toilet Preparations, Perfumes for the
Handkerchief, Hair Brushes, Combs,
Patent Medicines, or anything in the
Fancy Goods line The stock is most
completes and prices reasonable. Don't
fail to call.
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NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

THR FIRM OF j. c. ORR & Co WAS
dissolved on September 18th, 1867, by mu.
tnal consent. J. c. Orr and 3. F. Little retiring
The business of the Old Firm will be closed by
the New Firm of A. W. PAUL & Co, who are
solely authorized TO settle all our clains and ac
counts.
shown us by our old customers, and request
continuance ofthe same for the new firm.
J. Z. ORR,
b. F. LITTLE,
A. W. PACLL.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Gray Hairs, two old and
highly esteemed citizens Of America,
departed this life few days since, while
using a bottle procured at the drug
store of C. II. Odbert, labeled Odbert's
Vegetable Ambrosia, which always re-
stores gray hair to its original color
and cures badness. .E
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Rev. DIR. Jeter,

Rev. DIR. Jeter,
OF Richmond, Va, will preach in the
Bap list Church, corner of Monroe and
Byron streets, this evening; to be fol-
lowed by Rev, J. b. Taylor, of Rich
mond also, who will present the claims
of the Foreign Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention. Rev. DIR.
Jeter is a divine of great distinction,
and our citizens should embrace this
opportnnity to hear him.
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a Lnrge Business

Was done in photographs, Gems, Al
buns, &C., at Partridge's yesterday.
He has large force of operators this
week. Takes four pictures at once.
No one has to wait. It is all done in
side Of ten Misunderstanding made and
pictures delivered.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Fine Picture.

Fine Picture.
We noticed yesterday in Sheib's win
dow, on Main street, q beautiful photo
graph of the Steinway buildings nNew
York. Take a look at it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-03
The Great Success

That has attended this College since its estab.
lishment. has determined us to open In short
time an
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-03
Runaway.

During the race yesterday, George
Robinsou's sulky broke down, presipi-
Eating Mr.. r. to the ground, bruising
him slightly. The "littie roan," after
taking quite dash "inside the ropes"
was caught, and we are glad to state
that no material injury was done.
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ON the Fair Greuud

Yesterday we saw a queer looking
building going up inst north of Floral
Hall, and was told that it was an i'm
proved Picture Gallery, and that pic
lures would be made aud finished there
in few minutes time, astonishingly
cheap.