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PUBLIC SALE
OF
TIMBER AND MINE RAJ lAN1S
In WPizel County, w. Va.
THE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES, WILL
i sell on
Wednesday. the 18th day of Novem

LE NbEisNAuNE-Di Inv "
i sell on
Wednesday, the 18Th day OF Novem
Der. 1867.
A,'le front door of the Court House Of Ohio
county. in the city of Wheeling, Six Thousand
Acres more or less, of Timber and Mineral
lands These lands are situated near Littleton,
IN the county OF WetZel, about forty miles from
the city OF Wheeling on tho line OF the Balti'
more and Ohio Railroad, which runs Through a
portion Of the land The land has been careful
Is ,uryryed and will lee sold in plats OF from
sry 10 1--WE hundred acres 10 suit purchasers.
There il a vein Of iron ore on the land, which
has been tested and found to be Of excellent
quality and of sufficient quantity to jHstify the
erection Of furnaces. The ore Is easy Of access
from the railroad and the timber is equal to any
IN tie State.
The sslc is worthy the attention of those de.
'!rng land for timber, mineral, or agricultural
purposes There will lie sold at tho same
time and place several lots in the town OF Little
ton.
sac Insitiyc-lur the purpose of closing uI
the iTust-to commence at o'clock A. ", and
10 b. continued from Hay to day until all Ii
sold
Terms OF gnle-0ne third, or a2y add
iiOnIl amount at the )tiOn Of the purchaser II
cash and the remainder in equal payments OF
one and two years, with interest from day oi
,A.e. The deferred payments to be secured by
deed Of trust
The title ID believed To be unquestionable, bn'
the trustees will only convey such title IA Is
vested IN them by their appointment.
A plat VI the land can be seen, and any adj
tioull information Ohtained at the office OF VIM
7. Peterson ESD. in the city of Wheeling.
JOHN W. GILL,
&. ID. HUBBARD,
" T. WHITAKER,
G.. OGLEBAY,
G. W. WHITAKER
octl;.2Iwd&4tw Trustees.
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road platform, awaiting the, arrival of
the western bound train, when arrest
ed. He was relieved Of the watches,
and taken to Pruntytown, where he
was placed in jail to await trial.
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Call H. norton's

15l Main street, and see the Wilcox
& Gibbs noiseless Sewing Machine and
the beautiful specimens Of work exc
cuted on them. II
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TESTIMONIALS:

WHEELING, W. VA, August G. 1861.
To The President Of the Petroleo. Calcium Gas Co:
SIR--We have thoroughly and carefully in
vestigated the construction and workings of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according to
your Companyis patents, and the combinations
of materials used, as now working upon the
Mcclure House in this city, and country resi-
dence OFF. 7. Gilchrist, ESQ, near this city. For
consider II superior TO any other method of man
ufacturing Gas that we are acquainted with.
We cheerfully recommend its adoption by all
Gas consumers.
Very Ragnectfully
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A. j. SWEENEY
MAJOR Of Wheeling.
W. W. MILLER e. Co.,
Union Foundry and Engine Works.
WIN. HARE
Plumber and Gas Filter.
w. f. GOODWIN g. Co.
ProprietorS AcLure House.
WIN. A. TURNER,
Jeiceler and Watch Maker.
SWEENEY & Co.,
MdchiniSts and Engine Builders.
WIN. d. TERRY,
General X. X. Ticket Agent.
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor lfcLure House Saloon.
REILLY, BARNES g. HOBBS,
Breicers.
And refer by special permission to
JAS. NJ CHRIsTr, ESQ.,,
Pittsb,ry. Pa, formerly Treasurer CITY Gas Co.
S. II. GoLDTHARP, Esq,
Gas Engineer Pittsburg, Pa.
Address,
PETROLEO.CALCIUM GAS CO.
augl3eOwly wheeling, W. va
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Petroleo-Calcium Gas.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE I'M.
~ provements Of the age is the process Of man
ufacturing gas by the Petroleo.Calcium Gas
Company, of Wheeling, West Virginia, upon
patents Of DR.. j. H. Connolly, from an almost
valueless product OF Petroleum Gil, (residurnnJ
in combination with lime, or lime aud coal, so
simple that two thousand feet of Gas may be
made by any farm hand OF stable boy of ordinary
intelligence in three hours. 1t has been thor.
oughly tested upon such a scale, at the Mcclure
House in Wheeling, and at the country residence
Of Mr. j. p. Gilchrist, near the same city, as to
fix the certainty of its affordng entirely salts;
factory results in the production OF small and
large quantities of Gas and can be with great
economy applied to Pirate Residences, Semi
naries Hotels, Factories and Cities. 1tissurerior
to any Gas now in use, not only as to the safety,
simplicity, practicability and great cheapness Of
manufacture but for its superior brilliancy, soft
influence upon the sight and freedom. from the
sulpburous doors common to Gas.
These facts the officers Of the company will
take pleasure in demonstrating to those desiring
to adopt or interest themselves in It, The com
pany will sell rights to manufacture in Towns,
Counties, Districts or States, and direct atten.
tion 10 the following
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

,orsE AND LOT IN RITCHIET0wN,
"D denny street, good two story frame
II VA with six rooms. well finished, stable,
hoaSe, house. Sc, situation desirable, being i'm
smlJJ;stpIv on line of Street railway:
nedis'''' 1. IRWIN.
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Chestuuts.

Chestuuts
We notice upon the streets some very
nice and palatable chesnuts. They came
from Baltimore.
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shell OHaiers.

shell Oysters.
David Kurner, on Market street, re-
ceives daily Shell Oysters of the best
quality. Drop in and try them. They
are the best of the season.
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No Extra Charges

For Railroading Steamboating. Banking &C., a.
in many other Colleges, and students from dis
lance will find that Wheeling il the cheapest
and best point at which TO attend Business
College, Boarding, the chief item, being con
siderably lower than in larger city.
For our College Monthly and Circulars con
tanning every particular, and for specimens OF
writing and hourishiBg. address
CREASEY, Principal,
i. WHEELING w VA
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Too Bad.

The bites given by the "Copperheads'
in this county are killing our Radical
friends.
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Capital Paid En............ $500, 900

THIS BANK SUCCEEDS To TIM
i business OF tho Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling" II IL Designated Deposi
tory and Financial Agent OF the United States
and Is prepared 10 do q legitimate Banking busi
ness.
PREsIDENr-RoBERT CRANGLE.
Dir .Ton-Thomas Sweeney, L. 3. DelaplAiH.
Jas. e. ASheson, John Bonlon, Jacob Berger. A.
Allen Howell, j. Nelson Vance, Jamas Dalseli.
ianl7.ly &. BRADY. Cashier.
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incorporated 1898.
The People's Bank,

The Peoples Bank,
nPPECR NO. % MAIN STREET.
" WHEELING. w. VA. Money received 90
deposit. Interest paid on Special Deposit
Sotes and bills discounted. Exchange bought
and sold. Collections At homo or from abroad
promptly attended 20.
DIRECTORS.
John Reid, Christian Uess.
John HRndlan, John Vocklsr.
Sam1 J. Boyd Richard Carter
Andrew Wilson,
JOHN REID. Pres'L
JOSIAH =. UPDEGRAFF. Cashier.
juI7
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Police Court.

Police Court
Not one single wretch was arraigned
before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing.
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GREAT WATCH SALE


GIVING EVERY PATRON 4
" Handsome and Reliable Watch for The iov
price Of TEN DOLLARS!
UITHOUT REGARD To VALUE.
AID SOT BE ...,
Paid for Unless Perfectly Satisfactory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches. $50 20 40
100 Magic CaAed Gold Watehes..... 20 10 30
100 Ladies Watches. enainsled 100 10 DO
20 Gold Hunting ChroB0netsr. do. 20 % 10
900 Gold Hunting EnEllsh I>evers 10 70 no
30 Gold Hunting Duplsr Watsbss, 10 70 no
so Gold Hunting ANN watches. 100 70 10
so Silver Hunting LsveTs........-. 20 To 20
go StlreF Hunting Duplexns...s... - bGo
go Gold Ladies' Wafches. .......... 20 % 40
!. 600 Gold Hunting Lapines. 70 10 -
coo Miscellaneous Silver Watches. 20 70 100
2 so Hunting Silver Watches. - % ~
500 Assorted Watches, all kinda. ~ % y
To- Every patron obtains watch by tais 20
sangemeBt. coating but SO, while Il may be
wsrth 40 No partialIty shown.
MessTs. Hill Porter < Co. 2 - Deg street,
New York City. uish 10 Immediately disposs 81
the above magnificent stock. Csfttfeatas, nsut
ing the articles, are placed in sealed snve.opes,
and well mixed. Hoidsfs are entitisd 20 the ~.
ticles named on their esrti5ests. upon payment
Of Ell. Hhstber Il he q watch worth 40 90 100.
The rsturn Of any Of our osrtihestes entitlss
you 10 the article named tbereon. up9! paymsnf
irrespective Of its WORTH, ana A. % artlos tsinen
L.. than or Il named any osrtihcsts. twill &C
once BE- ss~n that tbis h no Lottyp. but aStraazk
6g,5ard LsyifStatS iyanSaetioH nkt>A may b par
| tirsDai1d N sren By he mod (asfidtoNs. siDds
certificate viii be sent by nail post paid, upen
yeceipt Of ZJoents for o. % for q. ~ and IN
elegant pTe1ium fog -. " and . more valnahae
preIniu u for $40 100 and most superb watch
Tor sI5 Toagsnts OF tbose AeekiBg employment
hi. 1 a rare opportunity. II Il aleEltimatsly
ooadnetsd basfnsss, daily sutbOFffed by the Gov
ernmest, and open 20 the mOxt eSrefEl scrutiny.
TET N. Address HILL. PORTEK 4 Co,
ang1od zk4 Deg street, y. Y.
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SEWING MACEIINRR-

SEWING MACHINES
y Agents wanted everywhere to sell our low
priced fully licensed machines. Send for our
circular. SHAW s. CLARK, S. II. Co., Bidde-
lord. Maine. novl4-ly
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WILSON EARLY, q KITTATINNY.


WILSON EARLY, q KlTTATINNY.
They are great acquisitions to the list of Small
Fruits. We have great faith in them. Shall
plant out six acres for fruit in spring. Shall
raise 10000 plants Of them next year. We offer
the plants low. Also. We sell cuttings of the
roots from which plants are raised With each
lot sold fuu instructions are sent how TO grow
the plants.
Plants-Wilson Early, 3plants So; plants s.;
l2 plants s.; - plants slO
Kittatinny, 3plants $780, plants g. l2 plants
g. 80; % plants 81.
Cuttings-Wilson E., per 50, g.; per 100, g
per 80, 81; per 500, $40; per 1000, SO.
Kittatinny, per 50, 81; per 100, Il IS; per 25),
81. %; per 500 s.; per 1000, SIS.
4 full stock Of everything in my line.
100000 STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
70 kinds, some as low as s25 per 10000 plants
enough to plant over an acre.
MANUAL OF CRAZE AND SMALL FRUIT CUL.
TURE"-A neat little book sent to all applicants
who enclose stamp 10 pay return postage.
If you want a large lot of plants, write TO me
and | will let You know the loinest price. Men
ton in your letter where you saw this adver
tisement. Address j. II. FOSTER, JR.,
White Horse p. o., Camden Co,
oct25-2mw New Jersey.
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FLOUR,

tnn BARRELS CLIPPER MILLS EXTRA
lUU Family White Wheat Flour Just ~,
ceived and for sale By REILLY.
septlS
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Baltimore & Ohio r, r. Co.

OFTcE BGLIIMoRE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, May I, 1867.
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FIRH.-Between three and four o'clock
yesterday small frame 'ouse, located
a short distance from tie Labelle House,
in Bridgeport, Ohio, was entirely de-
stroyed by fiIe. The family occupying
the dwelling escaped without injury,
but greater portion of their household
goods was destroyed. The light oc-
casioned by the conflagration was very
bright for a time, and an alarm of fire
was sounded by the bells in this city
Our firemen did not go over, as it was
soon apparent that their services could
be of no value.
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AN UNTRUE WIFE-CHtfiRg 4far in
East Wheeling.-Late Friday night OF
early Saturday morning q cutting af-
fray occurred on Clay street, in East
Wheeling, in which man narrowly es-
capped serious injury, and a woman was
cut with a knife. 1t seems that the
peace and quietude of the household
have for some time. past been
somewhat marred by the re-
ported intrusion of third per
son who was said to hold illicit inter
course with the wife. The husbands
suspicious were finally aroused on
Thursday last, and from reports he had
heard he determined to know all. On
Friday morning he LETT hcme, telling his
wife that he wonld be absent for day
or two. During the evening he return
ed home and secreted himself in the
house to await the approach Of the in
trnder and watch his movements. He
had not been home long before the enc
my to domestic happiness made his ap-
pearance, and was cordially received by
his wife. The intruder and the wife
sat together before the FIRE some time,
closely watched by the husband, who
quietly kept his hiding place. The
husband did not have to wait a great
while before all his suspicious were
fully confirmed, and there no longer
remained doubt in his mind that his
wife was untrue to herself or
common decency. The elraged
and outraged man instantly sprang
from his seclusion and made q rush at
the invader. The fellow made his es-
cape from the house without being in
jured, and made hurried retreat. The
man then turned upap his wife, and
with knife inflicted some painful and
probably serious stabs DR.. Russell was
called and dressed the woman's wounds,
and ut last accounts she was doing %
we'll n could be expected, under the
r;yenuu&snAaa. E.-.ti
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wished, but shon!d never return as his
daughter. He then said if she was not
allowed To go he would injure the fam
ily and Rosa all he could. have seen
the certificate Of my daughters mar
rage to the defendant. She did not
wish to live with him, and said she
could not conscientiously do so
Le,ris Sfreag, sworn-Was here when
the shooting occurred; went up stairs
short time before, and saw Jake ami
smoke to him: came down and soon AT
ter the shooting occurred; was fright
ened. and jumped ont of the window;
saw Jake walking slowly about with n
pistol in his hand; he went around to
the front and into the hall, and saw
father coming around after him; l spoke
TO father, and he said he was shot; l
helped him in and found my sister in
the closet; did not see Jake after this.
DIR. John Hamilton, swOrn-Was call
ed in to attend the wounded man. The
ball entered about four inches from the
centre of the breast, on the right side,
between the fourth and fifth ribs, and
came ont under the right arm pit, pass
ing through the pleural cavity. The
wound is dangerous, but not necessarily
fatal. His condition is as favorable as
could be expected this evening, al
though critical. Time alone can decide
the Sc now as the immediate danger
is past. The lung is confused, but prob
ably not penetrated.
Rosa Baltzell says that, after her
father pushed her into the dining-room,
she ran into the hall and secreted her
self in the closet. Through the partial
" opened closet door, she saw her hus-
band, after he had entered the front
door, go three times up and down the
hall with the pistol in his hand, search
ing for her. She says that after her
mother left the room, Baltzell asked
why her mother hated him so; she
responded that there was no
hate against him; he called her
a liar three OF four times. and drew the
pistol; she caught hold of him and IN
the struggle was drawn out of bed.
Baltzell is a fine looking, intelligent
man of twenty-siX; he served in the war
in the First Virginia Cavalry; he lsvery
composed and reticent concerning the
shooting: his wife is eighteen years OF
are, and very BEAUTIFUL; she is not dan
grrously hurt; the shooting was done
with large sized navy revolver, such
as a man does not carry, except Tor spe-
cial occasions. The prisoner Will BIZ
committed to-day 10 await the result oil
Mr.. Strengs information.
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MARRIAGE

Reject that a ~srnd min" and boiy are tie
moot isc..safy tr,lui-'i.s Q" prunivi- counniaAi
haupiu.s- ini.--l without these tie journey
through life b'usGHvs Ntafy Filgfiinsgri th.
rru-H.,f i"rIrly d.U krr- 20 the yi"rl th' mind
l.,uln.s .'ttd,,ss'd with despair snd nli'i with
ihr nj iHoholv rrf~ets''u that tie haIf'iDesss o.
ayot!..i l,cu,n,s iiightsd Niih SiT 0gn.
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IMPORTANT ARREST.-During more
than six months past there have been
frequent losses of small sums of money
sent by mail over the Baltimore ard
Ohio railroad. Some of these losses
have been reported to the PostOffice De
partment at Washington Cit, and,
during the past two months, or more
special efforts have been made by the
parties to WHOM the investigation was
committed, to discover and arrest the
offender. As the result of these efforts
Special Agent Lane, assisted by the
Postmaster at this place, arrested Mr.
Vim. A. James, route agent or
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
upon his arrival at the Pos,
Office last Saturday night. He wa
placed in the custody OF Sheriff Camp
bell, and yesterday morning wa:
brought before United States Commits
sioner Forbes. At the request of Cen
eral Wheat, counsel for the prisoner
the hearing of the case was postponed
until tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, al
two o'clock, and MIR. James was admit
ted to bail in the sum Of two Thousand
dollars for his appearance at that time
to answer the charges against him, Mr.
McWhorter and Mr.. HaSans becoming
his bOndsmen.
We are not ut liberty to state in full
the circumstances which led TO the ar
rest nor the evidence upon which the
accusation is founded. 1t is, however
said TO be conclusive. Mr.. James has
been for several years in the service OF
the p. o. Department and has hereto
fore, we believe, enjoyed good repu-
tation. For his own sake we
trust he may free himself from
suspicion though, for the vindication
Of many innoeeut persons upon whom
the blame for these rObberies might
fall, it is to be hoped that the guilty
party may be definitely known and re-
ceive the punishment due to Iris crime.
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ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fire
about seven o'clock Saturday night
was occasioned by slight gas explo'
sion at Washington Hall. A gas filter
was working at the pipes when plug
slipped out and the gas ignited. A
brilliant and almost frightful blaze
was TO be seen for q few moments, un-
til the gas was turned of at the
metre, and the outsiders thought that
the Hall was on fire. Fortunately no
damage was done.
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NOTICE..

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE n
III the Wholesale Liquor business, CONRAD
\. GAUS, the name and style of the Tim will
hereafter he G. w. FRANZHEIM & CO
I hereby give notice that desire all persons
having bills against me To present ITEM hume
datrly: and those Indebted ome will please call
and settle ~ wish to close all INV accounts ~
sunn possible. u. W. FRANKLIN.
lqu3 itpo
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WANTED.
CTIVs AGE NTsF VERY

2 a q n II - Y II
y WHERE {" introduce two NEW PAT
ENTED INVENTIONS. INVALUABLE TO EVERY
FAMILY. sells al sight and demand constantly IN
cgras!u.. Agents male and female, now oper'
a,ing arr making slJ To- s25 per day 10y working
lev Rnurs daily. PREvIuUs EXPERIENCE As
A.ENI> lNNTCE ssARY. 4 sample of each worth
e. with trrihs To- agents, sent free by mail 10
any address Send ~ cents 10 pay postage.
xF-SATlsFACI lion ,.UARANTEED. Address
Wv. JACKSON & co,
mchs-Iy T. O. Fox l3is, Baltimore Nd.
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In DURANGO yILE.-A young woman
named Mary Howard, who claims to
hail from Cameron, was arrested on
Saturday night for lewdness. She was
placed in the lookup for future refer,
ence
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CIRCUIT COURT.-The winter term of
this Court closed on Saturday, when an
adjournment was effected. The decision
on the motion for new trial in the
Steenrod will case was reserved until
the March term.
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No QUoRuM.-Tie overseers Of the
poor for this county were to have had a
meeting on Saturday. but as there was
not q quorum present no business was
transacted.
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stockholders Meeting.
ELECTION NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF LIVESTOCK
] HOLDERS Of the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Company viii be held at the Office Of the
Company, ON MONDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
JANUARY, 1867. between the hours Of l2s and
81 O'Clock 7. NJ. for the election Of nine Man.
ayers 20 serve during the ensuing wear.
dec3l.td JOSEPH LAWSON, See'y.
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HAULING WITHOUT LICENsE.-Adolph
Yoke, resident of Fulton, was arrest
ed on Saturday morning for hauling in
this city without license. He acknowl-
edged the corn, and paid three dollars
fine
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ELECTION.

rI'HE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE FIRE 4
Marine Insurance Company of Wheeling
are notified that the Annual Election of Direct
ora 20 serve for the ensuing year will he held AZ
the office al the Company on MONDAY, Jan.
9Th h,twren ~ A. N. and sF.M.
ianI3t JOHN &. HERVEY, Secy.
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PERsoNAL-Mr. A. Hinkle, late MEM
Der of the Legislature from Pendleton
county, is stopping with his bride at the
McLure
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FOREIGN FRUITS.
CASKS DRIED BOHEMIAN

> PEARS. new
SCss~s fness Bordeaux Prunes. best imported.
Gases new Smyrna Figs, in I, II and lib.
50 Boxes Oranges and Lemona
5000 Fresh Cocoa NutA
4 % Dorm Assorted Canned Fruits
Spiced and Cove Oysters. Sarlinrs, Raisins,
CurrzntA Dates. Citron, &c, &c,
yuss received and for sal- by
SHTTITZ 4 TRUSCHEL,
Narkef street. . few dosrs below HaLsrs
Mouse, Wheeling. W. We,
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CHANGE OF TIME.-A new time table
went into effect on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad yesterday. 1t will be
found correct in this paper.
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Nationnl Rank OF West Va.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
HOLDERS of this Bank and election for
Directors will be held at the Banking House on
TUESDAY. Jan. 8, 1867, between the hours Of
and p NJ G.LAMB.
decS-3d Cashier.
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Western Pennsylvania Militia
~ Academy,

I'VE u G n Y EN- n A N l. u i {,
~ near Pittsburgh PennA This institution
Of learning and military training IL nov opep
f ,.r the RECEPTION Of eoys and young nsu. Fsf
COZ. 7. r. LEH1ANH IS
nsvls AsSs,ny, Bsx "a
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WANTS.
,,o,ED WANTED BY G, NTLE.

ID MAJ Ill wife ~ private illniIy or boaru
iur h.nsc. Location preferred two 10 four
snnar,s rlst Of poSt-0iiice. References ex
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