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COURT CALENDAR-THts DAY.

GENERAL TERM.
RAHAx, J. J.-COurt opens At loka
ed Motions.
Nos.
79-ReniOn sgt Kelly, Shera.
S5-Linburger AT. Nestc0ib
iq=-giliuau AIT. Gilms-
fl--Cilman agt. Gilman.
jJ)--Proyost AT. LawTeE %.
3jl-Osgooi sgt DegrOO;.
30--Nhite agL Curtis
al-LudDis agt jersey ciSy Ina
co.
62-Taber sgt. IL Fevre, &c.
c3-Baldwin sgt Gregory
8t-White. &C., agt. Williams
l9-Mcsd ct al at. Shepard.
-Coar. opens at 10 O'clocf AZ
Nos.
lO49-LeYentrit sgt. Briterseh
3l5-Douohne 81. Gen. p. Ma
Z. X X. Go.
921-Moryan act. ButterfeN.
9jl-Warirg sgt. Holman Fire f.
co.
9J9-Leechmere sgt. Ksr.
915-Pdngie 81 al. sgt O'Billy.
g7i--SteRaat al. ~ C. 81 ;. q
co.
993-FFazee sst Kerr.
No. 70 Duane s:-C,sfi opens 4
M.
Nos.
1023-WsFi ag' Dillon.
ll59-Bcnne, at. Smelling
gJ4-Meilen CT al Sgt. u. n st.
Co.
830-Stephens agi. Donaldson Q. sis
436-BoFst agt Donaldson e a..
96i-lIiggins agt. sswai.
g634COiiins agt. BarriBger.
90-Cooper at C0nklin.
gi-Morris agt GArfnnkie ., al
426-Ricbmord agt Yass2alS
7 al IL n.-KoseyTed Cases.
Nos.
lJl-Strebel at. Streiel.
ig6-Friedmsn aqt. RIle,.
ll5-Kain al. Walker
l15-Segten sgt. Kelly e al
ilsoa eat IIutciius
TERM.
Court opeHs at II o'cloeka
Nos.
l4e]-McMulken sgt Wiadisck.
l78l-Bsiley at. Waiss
lnl-HOEe.l IL, Nelly, Sher3
2sS7-Mclntyre at Dayton.
lJZl-liealy agL ByerA
az. tie Third ava
Railroad Company.
2F27-Saugcr agt Bic.u--T.
2s2e-Moses sgt. Banker et al
-CoGrt oPeas at II o'ciock a. n
Nos.
agt. FIR ALI
5lie-lloiman AT. Deyl'n-
Jll3-FoWler AT. Reeves
agt MelJ
3l22-Beebee AZ. McC0-ISL
~. Bergbolk.
)llii-Pal'sh az. slsiiheEl
ll28-Haack agt FeAnng.
'LEAs-TRIAL TERN.
Court opens AZ II o'clock "a.
Nos
4s9-Auiersoa at. Bitch.
376-kimblli al. Anthony &n
5ll-Kemmna sgt StrluS, &c
6oJ-Cummiuss sgt shuliL
37,l-Milson Of It. 1irsniil.
5i0-Bs xey, Gc., ag- Sicr,on-
5e3-Shelan act Weinhoh-
535-Bragae at. Rochester Coppa
aEi Lead Miuiny Co.
59]-McClciand at. shaw &c.
Court opeus al II O'clock a. N
Ios.
25O-Fishblstt agt. Am. Ma ssa
Life IRs. Co.
2s5-AlleE agt Morton.
l39-COmyAgae Ger. TrAri Az
antique AT. Waetgga.
5l9-M0range agt The Mayor. 81
2J2-The B0riel.oan Machine Co
az. Pessnf.
513-0liyer, jr. agi Hsckeft
5s3-NAt City Bank Of \. l. az
Schenck. sc.
COURT.
urt opens at 10 IN.
Nos.
ID-DUnn at. Tnrheck.
lli-Schniik at Iiirschts.t
l34-Dahlasn fy.. kilr,gss.
l35-kan ast ninnott
l37-bightstoue sgt B.esoa.
lJ3-II,al'ey al. D0aaeIy
l39-N elch agt. Gen. Rsiif)A
n. J..
ItA-Ch-rrh art Wnson
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SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERN
Held by LEONARD CLHRKE and kGRAHAM JCoar opens At A
u--Enumersed Motions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-11
The New Collector.

The Senate OH Friday confirmed the
appointment of General B. +. KELLEY
10 the Office Of Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the First District Of West
Virginia. The correctness Of the Presi-
dents judgment in selecting this ven
erable female for the position named
has now been indicated. The necessi-
ties of the service demanded IN imme-
date nomination, and in choosing an
unexceptionable party from the oppo-
site sex, Mr.. JOHNSON has proved quite
eaual to the occasion. As companion
appointment to that Of the illustrious
Oranny-dier, we would name Mrs. ELIZA
srru CApY STANTON for the position Of
Assessor for this District. If We are to
have petticoat government at all in our
revenue affairs, we are in favor of going
the whole balinoral.
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Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
A Substitute for CalOmel.

These Pills are composed Of various roots
having the power 10 relax the sscretions Of the
liver As promptly and ehectuaIly as blue pill or
mercury. and without producing any Of those
disagreeable OF dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, a. they promote the discharge
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Please ask for "Dr Scheneks Mandrake Pills
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General Wholesale Agents: DemAs Basnes
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Letters from the People.
Free sehssIs at Rsney's Peint-Aa.
dress BY Prsfesssr White.

Free sehssIs as Rsney's Peint-Ad-
dress By Prsfesssr White.
Editor Of the Register:
About a o'clock A. NJ, ON Thursday,
7th inst, after pleasant ride OF three
miles ria the "Hempfeld," we landed at :
Roney's point, q place noted, blythe
way, for its high-toned morals, hespiI
tality and literary taste, and found the
prevailing matter of interest in the
place that evening was to be an address
by Mr.. White, our worthy and efficient
State Superintendent of free schools.
After partaking Of good supper,
which the fair ones of the "Stone
House. Know SO we'll how to prepare,
we "fell in" with the drifting crowd
bearing toward the new school house, and
found the hall crowded with the litsrati
of the place, together with number OF
distinguished visitors. We were happy
to see among the latter our able and
excellent county Superintendent of free
schools, J. w. Hancher, Esq. About e
o'clock, Mr.. White was introduced to
the audience by Superintendent Han
sher. Mr.. WIS. theme was THE True
Teacher" In plain, yet elegant and
address, Mr.. White fur
nished q brilliant illustration of the
fact that the true teacher holds an i'm
portant position, and second to no
other in point Of honor or trust, and
one whose position might we'll be en-
We'd by the many worthless teachers
who have "missed their calling" and
now al our school houses in many
places. :,
After the address was concluded loud
calls were made for Mr. Hancher, but as
the hour was growing late, Mr.. H.
begged to be excused.
The Triadelphia Glee Club was on
hand and favored the audience with
some appropriate songs. A vote OF
thanks was rendered Mr.. White for his
able and instructive address, after
which we all went home with good
feeling pleased and profted.
Ex. CLERK.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

General and Mrs. 10. E. Johnston are
in Washington.
Colonel Harry Gilmer is commission
merchant in New Orleans.
The cotton clearances from the port
of New Orleans on the lst amounted to
no less thon IL ,095 bales!
The Brandon tMiss.) Republicda says
steps have been taken to erect first
class female college at that place.
On Thursday, submarine telegraph
cable was successfully laid across the
river at the foot of Louisa street, New
Orleans.
Horace Greeley, Henry Ward Beecher
and C. L. yallandigham have been in
vited to lecture before the Atlanta Re-
lief Society.
A horse thief named Trowbridge was
taken from jail ut Danyille, KY, Tues
day night aud hanged by mob.
The Statesman estimates that there are
are not less than $50 cases of small Pox
in the city of Lexington, Ky. ...e
The rebel ram Stonewall Jackson,
having been converted into an ice-boat,
is used 10 open the channel of the Po-
tomac.
Four hundred dollars were realized
for the destitute Of the South by a sup
per prepared the other day by the Ia.
dies of Flemingsburg, Ky.
The Statesman says that the boys Of
one of the Lexington, KY, schools car
ry those dangerous things called pistols
on their persons.
The Mayor of Lynchburg, Va, having
been caught riding on the sidewalk Of
that town, was reported to the Mayor:
He first heard the evidence, and fined
himself one dollar.
The Georgia Citizen says: 1t is great
shame and scandal that only nine votes
could be found in the Senate of the Uni
ted States in favor of comforting upon
negro women, as we'll as men. the right
of suffrage.
The Arkansas Legislature have passed
resolutions appropriating money to re-
place the funds of the General Govern
ment, seized by that Convention at the
| time of secession.
The Yorksville Enquirer learns that,
on Saturday last, lady living near
Rock Hill, in that District, gave birth
to daughter, and forty-two hours after
ward she gave birth to another daugh-
ter and sou. The weights of the in
fants were, respectively, five and three
quarter, seven, and eight and a quarter
pounds, and they are all, with their
mother, doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected. The husband of this lady is
over seventy years of age.
We learn from the Kinstree Is. c.
Star, of the 30th instant, that Messrs.
J. s. Beck and J. p. Barricau, who were
arrested by order of the military on ac-
count of the death of the negroes in the
burning of the Kingstree Jail, have been
released from Castle Pinckney, where
they were confined, and arrived home
| that morning. The release was made
upon the requisition of J. B. Logan,
district judge, for the transfer OF the
prisoners to the civil authorities.
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A REMARKABLE TREE.-Dr. Stanley
l.. Haynes, in short pamphlet entitled
"A Ramble in the New Zealand Bush" !"
tells the following remarkable tree story:
The pata tree is said to have most re-
markable mode of commencing its e1-
istence. The young plant takes root in
the head of Q caterpillar, which buries
itself before it dies (or is killed by its
strange parasite,) and so enables the
plant to obtain a legitimate and radical
nourishment from the soil. DR.. Haynes
possesses four specimens of this lasas
naturG; in three Of them the stem grows
from the top of the caterpillar's head; in
the other il grew straight forward be-
tween the eyes; on one of them two
stems arise from the head. The cater
pillars are three inches long and half an
inch in diameter, and are quite dry and
brown, without indications Of having
been at all decomposed. On the con,
trary, the true snd false feet and the
eyes and mouth are well preserved.
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From the Kanawha Journal

A case of shocking brutality on the
part of parents has recently been
brought to light in Chicago. The fam
ily consisted Of man named johnson,
his wife and boy twelve years old.
A witness at the examination testified
that johnson has, night after night,
turned his boy ont into the cold, with
out shoes or stockings, and scarcely any
other clothing that she had seen. The
woman called his mother beat the child
horribly; that in order to prevent the
poor boy leaving the house, she had
stripped him naked and locked up his
clothes; that on the man Johnson's re-
turn home at night, the boys screams
resounded far and wide, caused by the
maltreatment received at his fathers
hands. The witness stated that the
terrified boy sought refuge from his
fathers brutality by concealing himself
under bed, and that in order to make
the child come from his hiding place,
the ogre seized kettle of hot water
and threw the scalding contents over
the prosecuted little fellow; that his
screams of agony caused the neighbors
to rush in and rescue the boy from the
clutches Of the wretch.
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A charitable entertainment for the
benefit of the widows and orphans Of
Rome, Georgia, was given in that city
few days since, and tableau occurred
in the performance Of which a confed-
crate flag was displayed. The agent Of
the Freedmen's Bureau put . stop to
the exhibition; and shortly after . de-
tachment of fifty-nine men and two
commissioned officers from the sixteenth
United States regulars arrived by rall-
road and arrested five young gentlemen
who took part in the tabieau. Inc
prisoners were taken to Atlanta ana
Confined in the military barracks by or
der Of General Thomas, commanding.
department.
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as you want, and ! know Pm hard up.
why, just look how our friend, Tom
Fletcher, made it pay in the Missouri
railroad selling business. -
Now you needn't say it wouldn't be
right, and all that, for you know 1t
wouldn't be half so bad as You did last
fallin electing yourself and party, and
it's no use in talking about conscience
and constitution. Them things were
all played out long ago. h..U - g '-.n
And now, Arth., let me tell you, Pm
strapped, and vonld like it if you could
help me to some office Of profit, with
conveniences for emoluments. Emoiu-
ments are the things. And when you
have to write another piece let me
know. Let me zee 1t before you say 1t.
I'll engage it will pay you, and you'll
not be sorry you consulted
Your UNCLE Gus.
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Who would not be besntifnii Who would not
add TO their beauty What gives that marble
purity and di<t,nJ,s appearance We observe mp
on the stage and VA the city belle II 10 no long.
er n secret They use Hagans Magnolia balm.
Its continued use removes tan. fr.ckles pimples
aud roughncss from the face aud hands, aud
leaves the complexion smootb transparent,
blooming and ravisbing. Unlike many cosmet.
les 10 contains no material injurious 90 the akin.
Apy Druggist will order II for you, II not on
hand at - cents per bottle.
HAGAN, Troy, ". Y, Cheuuist.
DEMAS BARNES. 4 Co,
Wholesale Agents. ". T.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by sii
Druggists
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DECALCOMANIE!
Beautiful Pictures!
Fine Engravings
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

CREAT REDUCTION N THE PRICE OP
VI PORCELAIN PICTURES. Before pur'
ehaAiny your Holiday Presents, do not fan 70
call at III Main Street, .tbe only pLeee "Bsrs
pecslc4mznie material can BE- obtained
STEREOSCOPFss. with graf Vanity oi Pc a.
ing and interesting yjeUt, embT9rms
Mountain Scenery, and the fnAoes'y ai'" '"''
PAGTOGRAPH ALBUMs In great !anety.
firm the eroui.ite little TinOtyps and fAuJ
Albums. 20 The large, shegant guzrto:
WEITIyG DESKS, SHE'LL p1Es Wokk
BOXES. WALNUT BkACkEis' u great
ysriety, elegantly aAished
picfarrs enlarged 10 any size. and finished In
wATER COLOR. INK. and OIL In the bent
stxie on the arr, st short notice. Satisfaction
rrsrzuteed A c. PARTRIDGE q co,
LII Main Street
&C. rAkInpcL dssis
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A terrible hurricane on February LIST
swept over the Onachita river, Florida,
and the adjoining paIishes in the neigh
borhood Of Pine Bluffs, causing great
destruction of property and loss Of Lite.
The inhabitants had to Zee to the open
fields for safety.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-11

Lros's EKTrArr 90 PrEs JtsAioA GuSss-
for Indige.tion. Sansea, Heartburn, sief Hss1.
ache. Choiers Norbus. Hatui~pey, Ae, whsrs
warming stimnlsnf Il required. IL safsfni pre-.
parz,ion and entire purity makes it esssp and
r.liable artieIs for culinary gorpcsss Md sv'
erywh.re at - osnts PR botfie. Ask for Ii
oSs- Pure EItrsrt Tax no stssf
ssyssegs spriss water, sd ty ~
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-11

II /, a most delightful Hair DresAing.
II cradicatrs scruf and dandrlif
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents hair turning gray aud falling on.
II restores hair upon prcmaturcly bald heads.
Thi. il just what Lyons Kathartop viii do
II IL prrtty-it il chcap--dnrahic. IL 10 literally
,nId by the ear load. aud vet iis almost incredi.
BILE demand IL daily increasing. until there 10
hardly country storo that does not keep it. or
a family that does not us-it.
T.. THOMASLYON, Chemist, ". Y.
sa, aioga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
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Heims,reet'. iBiHitsbis Hair cslssisg b ses
I.na, ea...fi< and more or lees DESTROY tks vftslL
~ and besuty Of the hair. This 70 fhs ergisai
Hair colsrinr. and has been grywfnG - hvsg
over uenfy yssn- II restores pay hair 70 its
cri irfnaI color BY gradual sbsospt5on, ID noss
rrmarksble manner. II 10 a}ss 3 bsastiful hair
drr-sng, Sold In two siIes-a0 esnts Asd oi-Sy
al dealsn- c. HELhsrREkT, chsaise
ssssssgs sDrsas Wees. - ~ ~
Druspsta SssSsv
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sUNDRIES.

"A PIE Sugar, superior Green, Black an
J.n.ness Tea Pure White Wine Vinegar, Nsr
YORK crab and Champagne cider Cbostiedl, New
York No. l Salmon. Engiish dairy Cheese,
starrh- Naissna, &s.. 6ermetiezlly sealed sal.
mon. naeksrrl, Goldfish. Hallibut, Lobster Salad
Oi ,bs,t quality, Preach Mustard. Sap Sag
Chesse, Condensed MIX, togethsr with . gener
assortment Of seasonAsle articles Just reseive
and for sale isv, By
!. T. &G. D WOODROW.
Odd Fsllovs' Hall Building.
nyae Nouroe Street. whseainn W. Va
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"Jes' sor-"ExAetly ,--so,sa Shi.sis ~
they were ,SsSs ss;t FL .iIs s.,i,ss y 3 ,s ssr
he felt weary al night, he took Plantation Rkteu;
II he lacked appetite, was weak, languid or men.
tally oppressed, he took Plantation Bitter; and
they never failed to set him ON his pins square
and firm.
rs some may, just read the following;
owe much 10 You. for I
verify bclieye the Plantation Ihttes have saved
INV life, REV. ", ii. WAGNER
Madrid. n. Y"
Ihave been great SUI.
fered iror Dyspepsia and bad G 70 p,sS,..n abandon
'''> ~ REV. c. A. WILDWOOD,
New York City"
! had lost all appe.
tite-was 20 weak and cnervated could hardly
walk, and had perfect dread Of society.
The Plan tation Bitters have set me all right
JAMES HEMINwAY,
St. Louis, No"
Tho Plantation Bitterr
have cured mo Of q ierangrmept Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs that distressed mo for years.
They acted like charm. e. L: hoDkh,
asi broadway, New York"
Mrs. o. u. DEvOE, manager Of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, say. she
has given IL 10 the weak and invalid children
under her charge, with the most happy and
gratifying results We have received over .
hundred rrans Of such eititicatcs, but no adj
vertisemcnt il S0 effective as what people them,
selve. say Of a good article Our fortune ana
our reputation Is at stake. The original quality
and high character Of these goods will be .us-
tanned under every and all circumstances They
have ALREADY obtained a sale In every town, VII
larc parish and hamlet among civilized nations
Base imitators try to come as near our name ana
styc as they can, and because good article can
not be sold as low as n poor on" they nnd somc
support from parties who do not carr what they
seil BE on your guard. See our private stamp
over the cork. L. II. DRAKE & CO,
New York City.
Saratoga Spring water, sold BY al
Druggists
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S<dentary and StudiOus Occupations, Grief,
Auyistiss, or whatever tends TO impair the Fitdi
Action Of the Brain, Heart or Ssrrotn 'yst|rn,
frequently lead to the most I'istresfng and I'm.
barassing Disorders Of the vIRIrE SYSTEM Stu
dsnts. CLrgvnsn and Ldpysrs therefore, who
are especially liable to these Weakness, should
resort promptly ts DIR. DELANAEREs srEcrIrc
Pills.
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice; printed in French, Ger.
man, Spanish and English, accompanied each
box, and will be sent. by mail, free Of cost,
10 any who viii write for II. Price. 81 per Box,
or Sii Boxes for 8. Sold by all the principal
Druggists or will be sent by mail Heti,eiy seaied
from al obssrrdtion, on receipt Of the specified
price by any authorized agent, or by the sole
General Agents for America. OSGARG. MOSES
a. co, a Cortlandt Street, New York. AuthoI-
lied Agents for Wheeling and vicinity T. ii.
LOGAN & CO. All orders by mail promptly
attended 10. nov2o-d&v " iy
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INSURANCE.
ms u R A NC e.
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
OF WHEELING.
UNCORPORATEDINis3I

TAKES RISKS At THE LOWEST RATES
| ON Buildings OF all kinds, steamboats,
Furniture and Merchandise, and against all
dangers attending the transportation Of goods
on rivers seas, lakes. canals and rpilronds.
II. CRANGLE President
JOHN e. HERVEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS;
Robert Cranclr john Rid,
Robert Morrison j. Dalzrll.
s Brady wmG Battclle,
John Donlon. j. ID. Du Bois.
- The company has removed Ia the ONCE
UP STAIRS-fn the Insurance Building,
next door 10 the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance will he promptly
attended To BY the President ar Secretary
nnNI5hly
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Observation-Disclosures.
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are prepared by the Messieurs GARASclEHE d
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Paris. from the Prescription Of DR. JUAN DEIA'
MARIE, Chief Physician to the Hospital Du
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RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER is still falling. Last
night there were about twelve feet
water.
We have nothing specially new to re-
port in the way Of steamboat news. it
is thought the steamer Eagle is now
propped sufficiently to prevent her re-
ceiving further damage. The little
steamer Concert now lies high and dry
on our landing.
For Cincinnati.
VIII leave TUESDAY. the ieth inst. ut
o'clock 2. n. the fine Steamer
POTOMAC Capt. CHAs- HrHLrAAS,
Clerk CHRIS. YoCSG.
For freight or passage apply on
II board, or to
axs& BOOTH. BATTELLE & CO,
Steamboat Agcnts
febll.2t
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National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL.......... .,........S .SIVO,oVV'
Presid,n,, GEORGE X. WHEAT,
Vie, President. JAMES MCCLCNEY.
DIRECToRs:
John p. Wilson. A:C. Quarter.
Saml Harper jas. &. Orr,
George Adams, James Mc, lunrN,
/. +. Cpdegraf, George X. Wheat
Christian Smith.
rl,IIIH COMPANY HAVING BEEN
fully organized ia prepared 10 transact busi
ness and asks liberal share of the public patron
age Rates as low as any frst-class company.
Office, No. NJ Monroe street mp stairs, next
door to First National Bank.
mrss JOHN BISHOP. Sec'y.