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PROPOSALS
PRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORT
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER, /
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OFFICE CHIEF ouARrERMAsTER,
Fort LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, NOV. 10, ls6..y .,
l2otock NJ. the ith OF January 1865, for the trans
sbsnS PUIon 2 military & supplies during Ihe yea5 s9 som m
'he iohoWing routeso7,,r,,, ~
From Fort Harker Kansas Fort Hays, Kansas,
abe % s point that by
on the Unlon Pacific Railroad, ~ D. 70 any places
STATE Of Kansas aud Territory Of Colorado south Of
s!ilpde % 20 % degrees North and to Fort Union New
Ierrory and 10 any other points on the route to that
ROUTE NO. s.
from, from Fort Union or such other Ter depot as may be
posts orstRtions that may established in that
ssnated ia the Territory Of Arizona and in the State
OF Texas west Of l9nglIgrdhe gglS!rh S IS5 degrees
From such point as may be designated on the Mis-;
Paclac Railroad, or the Union Pacific 2aToad 4. D.,
as as may be established as the military depot in that
not exceed on Route No g. OoS pounds on Route
NO. 8 sOOOOOO pounds; and on Route No s. 100000
Proposals viii be made for each route separately
niles e w S eS sse hs per- e % ae %
month Of the year beginning April l. 1885, aud end
BIDDERS viii give their names in full, as we'll as
sccompaBisd by a bond in the sum OF Ten thousand
1oss legal @ S SwS Gy
guaranteeing that Ia case the contract Is awarded for
posing il viii be accepted and entered into and good
sufficient security furnished by said party in
cordance with the terms of this advertisement
Each bio der must be at the opening OF the
proposals, or be represented by his att orney.
he contractor Will be required to give bonds In the
following amounts
On Route No. 2. $3.50 COO.
On Rou'e No. 3, slOU.b00.
On Route No, r. $4,000
Satisfactory evioe ence Of the loyalty and s1lvency OF
each bidder and offered as security will be re-
quired.
PTSPSsSls yin be ndOTses "a Pr9pGssls o for Army
may be- and IUU De entertained unless they
comply nth The requirements Of tiS ddUeTt tSeleL
The party to whom an award Is made must be pre-.
pared to execute the contract without unnecessary
delay and give the required bonds for tue faith u
performance of the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered Is reserved.
The contractor on eaca route must be in readiness
for service by the lst dap If APRIL 1865 and must have
place OF business agency at which he may be
communicated with readily. For Route No. at Fort
Harker, and such other points the railroad may
be designated the starting point OF the rOute for
Route No at Fort Union, New Mexico or such other
point as may be established as the depot, and for
Route No, 8 at Leavenwortn, Kansas.
Blank forms showing the conditions OF the contract
to be entered into for each route he had upon
plicaton this office, at the Office of the Quarter
master at New Y Ork Chicago st. Louis, ST. Paul
| Fort Leavenworth Omaha, Denver, q. T.. and Santa
Fe, and must accompany and be a part of the pro-
posals. - .o..
Deputy Quartermaster- General.
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MARRIED.

ROBERTS -RICE.-December s, in this city, by the
Rev. Willard M. Rice, ID. d., Mr.. FRANKLIN
ROBERTS, of Fairfax county, Va. to Miss CLARA
A. RICE, daughter of the officiating clergyman.
SEEGER-GODEY.-Dec fifth, at st. James
Church, by the Rev. DR.. II. ]. Morton. ROLAND
SEEGER to MARION, daughter OF l., A. Cooley. "a
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MEETING OF STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANIES
meeting OF delegates from the various Steam
Fire engine Companies of this city was held last
evening, at the Hlbernia Engine house, for the
purpose of considering the application already
made to Councils for an extra appropriation Of
$1,000 to each company, and to devise some plan
by which the object of the application may be
speedily obtained. The meeting was called to
order by the Chairman, Samuel S. Stone, Esq.
John r. Downing Esq, acted as Secretary.
The committee appointed TO prepare memo
rial reported that, in consequence of the death
OF the late Chief Engineer, David M. Lyle, the
election of a new Chief and the action of City
Councils in regard 10 paid fire department,
they had been unable to make any progress.
The committee appointed by each company to
ascertain the views of the members of Councils
upon this subject, reported that they had at
tended to the purposes of their appointment,
and that a great diversity of opinion existed;
some of the members, while believing that
$4,000 per annum was not sufficient for the sup.
port OF the steam fre-engine companies, were ol
the opinion that their number was too large, and
others were in favor of paid department
On motion, the meeting then adjourned to
meet at the call of the officers.
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CLEARED YEsTERDAl

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship TonawandR, Jennings, Savannah Phila.
delphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Schr j. Nj. Flanagan, shaw, Cardenas, Madeira g.
Chbada,
schr L, n. Perry, Hamilton, Salem. Penna Gas Coal
Co.
Schr Hiawatha, Howard, Boston Knight q Sons
Str r. Willing, Cundih Baltimore, A. 9roves, Jr
str II. H. Cav, Her, Baltimore. a. Groves Jr
str Chester, Jones, New York, w. p. Clyde s. Co.
OF barges, w. p. Clyde a. Co,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
r ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, @. AND
IL EQUIPAGE.

r ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, @. AND g..
IL EQUIPAGE.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OEFICE, I
MAsHIRGTON. ID. O.. December 2, 1867
VIII be sold AZ Public Auction, at the Clothing
Depot Armory Square, this city, on THURSDAY,
December ~, commencing at 10 A. NJ, under The
supervision of Captain ID. q. Thomas, M. S, X,
u. 5. a large lot OF regulation new, damaged
and upBerViceabe clothing, ETC., consisting IN part
of about
lOOO 900 feet hemp tentl3fOO Sibley, tent stoves
cord, new. 800 jackets.
$4,000 blankets loco ZOuave Jackets.
10000 yards lace. ls00 cavalry do.
1850 pairs boOtees. 900 v. II. y. do
800 pairs boots. 1850 great coats
$500 lrON sers, foot, $50 Infantry do.
l7O0 tTOwseTs, ted 200 artillery do.
28O0 bedsacks $40 vests.
$50 assorted tents. Bugles, trumpets, etc, etc.
$50 shelter tents.
TeIms:- Cash. Ia Cove rnInent funds.
Purchases must be removed within hYe days frOm
day of SAC f t'
By ordeT Of the uartermRster- 0eneraL
n o.. sN J. q. MCFEHRAN,
Deputy o. M, General,
n46t BreYet Brig. General, Y. u. a,
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II EADQUARTERS DEPOT OF THE PLATTE,
IL CHIEF QUARTEEMAsTER's @ oFlgdcE, lg
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY IRA RANsPoRTArIoN.57
Il NJ on THURsDAY the ID day Of January. 1865
for the transportation of Military Supplies during
81 8GS on Route No 1 from Cheyenne Da9tsi or
the year, ON the Omaha branch of the Union Pacific
Railroad, west of Cheyenne, 70 such posts or
TiioTy Of Montana south Of latitude 4 degrees in the
Territory OF Dakota west Of 9ngn9e lO m degrees In
in the Territories OF Utah and Colorado north OF
latitude 40 degrees, Including If necessary, Denver
The weight to be transported during the year on
Route No. will not exceed twenty-five million
miles, at When th they win TRANSPORT the stores ia each
month of The year beginning April l, 1885, and ending
Bidders should give their in ful well as
their PAGES residence, and each proposal should be
accompanied by bond in the sum OF ten thousand
persons, legally executed and properly stamped guar.
anteeipg that in case contract is awarded for the
posing the cSntract viii be accepted ana entered IPto
party in accordance with the terms of this advertise
Each bidder must be present at the opening OF the
proposals in person or be represented by his at
The contractor will be required to give s25OOOO
satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of
each bidder and person offered as security will be
Proposals must be iudorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation Route No. l." and none will be en-.
tertaned unless they fully comply with the require
menls OF this advertisement
prepared TO execute the contract at once and give
the required bonds for the faithful performance OF
the contract.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
offert d is reserved.
The contractor must be In readiness for service by
the st day of April 1868 and will be required have
q place of business or agency at which he may be
communicated with promptly and readily, for Route
No, l. at Cheyenne. Dakota, or at such other point
as may be Indicated as the starting point OF the
route. -
Blanks forms showing the conditions OF the con-
tract 10 be entered into, be had on application at
this Office the office of the Quarternaster at New
Louis, Fort IeaVenWOrth, Santa Fe, and
Fort Smelling, and must accompany and be part
of the proposals.
By order Of the QuartermAster General. ~
WILLIAM MYERS,
Brevet Brighten, Chief Quartermaster, Department
of the Platte. 122lm
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ARRIVED YEgTERDAY

Of barges, W. P. Clyde q Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Burmab, Davidson. from Liverpool Oct 49,
with mdse To John II. PenrOse
BaIque Eliza Young, Hatfield, days from New
York. In ballast to E. A. Souder II Co.
Smy Del. with grain to James j. Bewley d Co.
sChT Mary :, Ray, day from QuintOn, n. Y, with
grain TO James L. Bewley q Co.
Scbr Julia a. Lewis, Tress, day from lIancox
Bridge n. y, with grain 10 James l.. Bewley d co.
Steamer w. q. Pierrepont ShroDshire "a hours fTom
New York with mdse. 10 w. M. Baird q Co.
Steamer r. willing, Cundh 13 hours from BaItl-
more. with mdse. TO A. Groves. Jr.
Steamer A, q. Sinners Knox, "A hours from New
YORK, With mdse. 10 w, p. Clyde d Co.
Tug ThOs. Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow OF barges to W. p. Clyde d Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Alliance. Kelly, Tor Philadelphia sailed
nom On tnhTJeStUn ~ NJ St3,i yesterday ,,,-, s
from Charleston yesterday
Schrs Pathway. Haley; Sarah Cullen. Cullen; iona
Nay, May, Neal ana sohe Wilson, Novel; hence at Bos-
schr Cara DAVIDSON Garwood hence. at New bern,
N. q 30 lnsi chartered 10 load for Philadelphia
nchls u ". Streaker Jewett and 10, Davis, Weeks'
hehCe loL BOSTON AZ Holmes Hole "a inst ,,-
:, sShis mlhnie klnnte, Sprague Richard Law, \ Org;
& y, lew s kIk, a HuntleAi and f. X. Graham' Smlth'
henee. 81 providence 4th inst.
& &schT Ethhn Allen, Blake for Philadelphia sailed
sehr Minnesota Phinney, hence at Newport 4th
sohr Moonlight. Berry hence, at Newport 80 inst
Philadelphia. at Newport Sd lust
bchTH Oneida, Davis. from Boston; A. A. Andrews,
Kelly from co. X; Vanaman, Vanaman, frOel Ban
all for Philadelphia; and A. M Flanagan, Collins
hence for Boston. were at Newport lth inst.
Bchr Revenue, candy hence, Fall River 4th inst.
6chTs Mary Haley Haley Nj. smith, Grace and
J, ID, MARVEL, Quilin, hence ~ Riohnsnd "a INST
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ARREST OF A SNEAK THEF.-Special Officer
Charles S, Smith arrested, yesterday morning.
of watch from the office of u. Tracey q Co.,
near Sixth and Chestnut streets. MIR. E. b..
Kmber, book-keeper for Messrs. Tracey d Co.,
testified that the watch had been stolen the day
before Thanksgiving, and that the accused was
in the place on that day. Mr.. Rosenbaum,
paWnbrOker, testified that Dumoulin had pawned
the watch in his establishment ON the 18th of
November. The accused had hearing before
held for trial. Dumouliu recently served four
months in the County Prison for thleying.
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IMroRTANT ARREST BY DETECTIVE GEORGE II.
SMTH.-About week ago, Detective George IL.
Smith lett the city in search of one stephen
Alis, who, it is alleged, stole S260 900 in Govern
ment bonds from the residence of the late
Patrick O'DOnnell, ia the upper section of the
city. The theft was committed in May last,
Immediately after the decease of Mr.. ODonnell;
and in consequence Of Allis leaving Phiadel-
phia, suspicion pointed to him. rue bill was
found by the Grand Jury, and all that remained
to be done was the arrest of the defendant.
Detective Smith was intrusted with this duty,
and yesterday returned to this city, having IN
his custody The accused, who was found com,
fortably located on a farm in Parkersburg Va,
which he had recently purchased. Defendants
wife was in some way related TO the late Mr..
ODonnell, and, of course, Allis was a frequent
visitor 1t was known that the deceased was
in possession of Government bonds; but on a
search being made for them they could not be
found. Other circumstances connected with the
disappearance OF the money pointed to the guilt
of Alis. He will no doubt be at once taken into
Court and tried for the alleged otfense. Detec-
tive Smith IS indebted to Officer Thoma. Tag
gart OF Park bug, for assistance rendered him
IN the arrest OF the prisoner. .
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~ ERMANIA ORCHESTRA. - PUBLIC RE
NJ hearsals AZ the M USICAL FUND HALL, every
SATURDAY., a. S1s ? NJ Tickets sold at the door,
and at all principal Music Stores. Engagements can
be made by addressing g. BASTERT. No 1881 NON
9EREl Street, or at Il. WILLIG'S Music Store NO
2l CHESNUT Street.. IO9Sm
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CONCESSION TO CUsToMERs.-
Hfs- Merino and Wool Underwear.
RF- Merlno and Wool Underwear,
RFy- Merino and Wool Underwear.
MCINTYRE & BROTHER, No, 1895 CHEsNUT stree
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The New Road 10 VT. Wood.

The new road to Mt. Wood Cemetery
the grading of which was put under the
charge of that energetic contractor,
Jerry Lady, was completed yesterday
1t is, in our Judgment, about the incest
grade in this part of the country. In
length from the pike to Mt Wood, it is
seven hundred yards, and one of the
great beauties of the road is its ample
width,-it being twenty-five feet wide
The matchmaking of it is now going on
rapidly, and will be done in few days
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept 3, 1867.
FACULTY:
Rev u 7. Eittle, ID. D., President and Prof.
Nor. and Int Science.
&C Wells. \. NJ. Prof. Math. and Nat Phi
I,>ophy.
Rev ". B. Yonce a. NJ, Prof. Ancient Ian
-ul-,S and Literature.
Rev. J. l.. Davis, 4. NJ, Prof. Agriculture
and Mining.
j Norman, VI. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
md Physiology.
l.. L. Holland. A. NJ. Asst Prot. Languages
'Ud Prin. Prep. Dept
H. +. Kling.r a. NJ Prof Modern Languages
i. L. Hudson \. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept
IEEMS-EXpenses in all departments, IN
Guiding boarding tuition. roOm-rent, fuel anO
light, and incidcntals. S305.60 For further in
formation, address REV. ID. +. BlTTLE.
nl,3I Salem. Va.
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% Lots i'm the Town OF Ra-
venswOOd for Sale al
Public Auction.

I'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
/ Public Auction, on
Monday, the gsii Of septcmbsr, 1867
al Ravenswood Jackson County West Vir-
sinia, 90 lots in said town. Ravenswood Is
hourishing village on the Ohio river, and offers
many Inducements TO men of business for the
employment of. capital, particularly in manu-
lacturinc enterprise 1t Is the point of ship
ment on the river for an extt nsive and very fer
moi excelled anywbere ON the Ohio, for the GUAM
tity and variety of its valuable timber. The
mechanic and manufacturer will find II greatly
10 their advantage ts examine this location;
TERMS OF SALE-0ne- third cash. and the
residue in l2 and ls months, with interest
aug20-2ta W I'd II. >, fITZbuhh'
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Gravel Roof.

Gravel Roof.
Mrsssorge crumbaoker, of this city
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water.
The tar used is put through process
that frees it from oil and benzole, and
no matter how great the heat, it will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks of
the best quality, and fol sale at the low
est rates. This roofing has stood test
of fifteen years in Pittsburg. Mr.; Z.
may be addressed through the Wheeling
post office. ,,.n ssI1 jy-So-2m.
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Whiskers and Mustaches !

EOECEDTO GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
L cst face i'm from three TO five weeks by using
Dr SEYIGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPPlL-
LAiRE. the most wonderful discovery in modern
science. acting upon the Beard and Hair in an
almost miraculous manner. 1t has been used by
The elite Of Paris and London with the most
tIfterinC snccesa. Names Of all purchasers will
De- registered. aud if entire satisfaction Is not
given in every instance, the money will lie cheer
fully refunded. Price by mail, sealed and post
paid. 81. Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free Address BERGER, SHUTS q
CO. Chcmi,ts, No. 2S5 River street Troy "
s., sole agents for the United States
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The French ERnguRge.

Madame Girard, native of France,
who speaks the English language very
readily, gives lessons in French at her
rooms in the Sprigg House. Persons
DESTROYS of gaining correct knowledge
and accurate pronunciation of the
French language will do well to give
Madame Girard q call.
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Trustees Sale.

my YERTUE OF A DEED OF
ID Trust from John Martin TO me, dated May
Is, 1854 and duly on record in the Recorders or;
fee. in Marshall County, West Virginia In deed
book No. Is, folio 4, shall, on Saturday, the
2sth day of September, 1867 at o'clock r NJ; at
Glen Easton. in Marshall County, West Vir-
giuig. proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder the
tract Of land mentioned in said trust, containing
l9t acres more on less, being the same tract on
which John N. Daken formerly resided, near
Glen Easton. Selling as Trustee. 1 VIII only
/ Terms of sale, one-third Of the purchase
money cash. the balance in equal Payments OF
four and eight months from day Of sale, with In.
teresk the purchaser giving bands with approved
security, the title TO DO retained until the pur-
chase money and interest are fully paid. g B
ang2swtd. JOSHUA BURLY, Trustee ..
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Another Tribute.

A gentleman in Wellsburg, whose
wife has used Grover & Baker sewing
machine for the past FIVE years, writes:
az think your machine for family use
the best out, gold medals to the contrary
Notwithstanding" Hundreds of ladies
in this city endorse our Wellsburg
friends evidence. The machine is the
most simple, durable and perfect in
use. Oxtoby & Duffield, lo3 Main
street, invite parties wishing to pur-
chase a sewing machine to call at their
iewelry store and see the fine display.
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very few, were rude structures. Great
activity is now manifested in erecting
comfortable buildings. Second, length
ening of the school term. Three months
were usually regarded sufficiently long
for a term during the year. Now the
promise is that it will be increased 33a
per cent. Third, interest for self-im-
provement in the teachers county as
sociations and institutions are forming
in many of the counties, and the teach
ers are becoming more earnest in self
culture. Fourth, enthusiasm among
the people, evinced by great desire
not only to have schools but to have
them conducted by first-class teachers.
The Association then adjourned until
two O'Clock, Pm. - - %
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The meeting was called to order by
| the President. - < , w..
| Prof. S. G. Stevens offered the follow
ing resolution
RESOLVED, That the sentiments of all
essays and addresses presented before
tie Association be opened for free inter
change of views by the members at the
close of their delivery.
Rev. j. H. McMechen read an essay,
the subject being 1.-THE Social Relations
of the Teacher"
The subject was then discussed by
Messrs. Stevens, Faris and White.
Next in order came the essay of j. l..
Gould, the subject being "Vim," which
was ably handled.
This subject was then discussed by
Prof. Loomis, Hon. C.. ID. Hubbard,
Prof. Stevens, Rev. Taggart and Prof.
White.
The following resolutions were then
offered by Rev. S. c. Faris:
ResOlred, That book be purchased in
which to keep the record of the Associa-
ton. .....
Reslred, That committee be APP
pointed to report on the subject of the
means of sustaining the Association.
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed on said committee: Rev. S. {.
Faris, Prof S. G. Stevens and Hon. c.
ID. Hubbard.
Us. Gould offered the following res
olution:
Resolred, That the Society secure the
printing OF one hundred certificates of
membership to be given to the mem
bers. 49,
Prof. LOOMS moved that the Presi-
dent of the Association wait upon the
officers of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road and see what certificate is neces-
sary to secure free transportation.
Adjourned until half past seven
o'clock.
At eight o'clock last evening the AS
ISOLATION assembled and was addressed
by Hon. f. E. White, of Columbus,
Ohio, editor of the Ohio Educational
Monthly. We were glad to notice that
on last evening many more persons
were present than at any time previous.
The following is the programme for
this day:
At 8 A. M.-"Essay: The Love of
Study. II. Russell, Warrington.
At 10 A. M.-"The Legal relations of
our Professionally supt. Geo. c. Stur-
giss, Esq, Monongalia county.
At IL A. M.-"Address"-by Rev. A.
Martin, President w. Va. Agricultural
College.
At 2P. M.-"Election of Officers and
Reports"
At 3P. M.-"DiscuSsien What is ne
cessary to promote popular Education
in our State:" Opened by Hon. W. r.
White, State superintendent of Schools.
At 8 =. M.-"Lectnre The Work and
the Reward of the Teacher,"-by Rev.
w. NJ. Mullinix, Wheeling
Adjourned until nine o'clock Friday
morning.
Geo Il. Taylor g. 90.
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Mineral spriny3Waters.

Empire, Congress, Star Spring, and
Columbia Water, from Saratoga, Blue
Lick, Kissingen, vichy, Marienbad, Pyr-
mont, also genuine imported Bitter
Water (Kissingen)-all fresh from the
springs-for sale at E. Bookings Phar-
macy, No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

.,.,-vDrRsIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
u'hE 'L,n,irrd and eighty acres Of land, stu
CIV yetzel county, W. Va, about seven
itcd ~ IN the county seat New Martinsville,
mile, Mo liver. ,rty acres of which is cleared
ga tnt .,. Fencing purposes. small orchard and a
'"'I ~ mss N.sn, iOrty-eight acres OF bottom
-''' '.,,,r,. ,ithiu one milo Of New Martins
.'9" r,yy,t,,.' county, fronting on the river, on
- - lo,s,cd u god two.story house worth
Entn $50 JOSEPfIUS CLARK.
'% quiz, IN. "a JOSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
iiNFi,J,t,rl county, w. Va feb22d&w
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German Printing.

The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with a very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying a good deal, but it is
TRI-E
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Accident TO n Child.

A child about eighteen months old,
daughter of Mr.. McLane, residing on
Sixth street, near Centre, fell down
stairs yesterday, and was severely in
iured. DR.. Russell vas summoned, who
attended the child. Its head was badly
cut.
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We Have Just Seen
Some beautiful Card Photographs Of
the late Prince Macmillan and Princess
Carlotta, made from French photo
graphs. For sale at Partridge's Gal
| lerY.