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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10

The papers Of the North complain of
the scanty eargoes brought TO their
cities by steamships plying between
Northern and Southern ports. The
people of the late rebellious section,
now that their fortunes are broken and
their industry paralyzed, have no pro-
duce with which to carry oncommerce
with the North. Instead Of having
large supplies Of the staples Of their
country for sale and shipment, they are
in many Instances reduced to actual
starvation, while those who are above
absolute want are not in circumstances
to render trade with them At all profit
- e-Nrl
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rh. poor House Farm Q.-.,i...

When the Overseers of the Poor de-
e,iued To take final action in relation
Ia the purchase of Poor House farm,
there were intimations of purpose to
submit the question to vote of the
people. As the Board of Supervisors
have failed to provide for taking the
sense of the people upon the subject, it
j. difficult TO see how any just express
sion ofthe popular will can be had at
she coming election. Some are Of the
opinion that the reelection of the pres
em Board of Uverseers will he under
stood aS a sanction, by the people, OF
the proposed purchase. A little retlec-
ton will show that their reelection,
without some previous understands
lug. will mean anything else than
such sanction. So far ~ their official
record shows, they are opposed to the
purchase, having refused to make it,
and their reelection may with prOprie-
ty Toe claimed rs an endorsement of that
refusal. .
We think the Supervisors should have
provided for opening poll at each vo-
Ting place in the county, at the coming
election, to ascertain whether the peo-
pie do. or do not, desire to buy farm
for their paupers. Since no provision
has been made, we suppose the next
hest plan will he the nomination Of
candidates with special reference to
their status ON this question. e- ..sr.
In no event should the election Of
this or that man to the place of Over,
seer. be taken as an indication of the
popular will upon question which was
not a plain and open issue in the can.
rass. Let us, by all means, have fail
and full understanding of the position
of the candidates prior to the election, Il
the vote is to be taken az an index ei
the popular wish upon the Poor Hous,
farm question. Under no circumstan
ces should the election I've regarded ai
settling an issne4 which is not in som,
way submitted to the decision of tn,
people.
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Geseral Sickles.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The Tribune's
special says: From official information
received here to-day it appears that
General Sickles has been in consulta-
ton with officers of banks in his dis
trict. He has had under consideration
the feasibility and propriety Of issuing
an order for regulating the banking in
terest in the second military district
for the purpose of enforcing a uniform
rate of interest. The Secretary Of the
Treasury, to whom this communication
was submitted, does not approve Of the
project, and will doubtless be ahan-
doned by General Sickles. ( &
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q 6islature, several members were alb
|sSt. The Sergeant-at-arms was order
ITO arrest them. The arrests were
hisde, but Judge Frazier, Of the Crimi-
nj Court of Davidson county, issued q
WIT Of habeas corpus requiring the pris-
|ones to be brought before him. The
Tennessee House of Representatives,
|Sebsequently passed articles Of impeach-
|nAent, and the Senate will try the Judge
lon these articles. In the trial yester-
day the articles of impeachment were
fead, and the Senate met, organized ana
arranged the preliminaries.
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INSU Il A N T..
Fire & Marine Insurance Go.
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1881.

TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
| on Buildings of all kinds. Steamboats,
Furniture and MERCHANDISE, and against all
dangers attending the transportation Of good
on rivers, seas, lakes. canals and ralroDds.
II, CRANGLE. President.
JOHN G. HERyEY, Secretary.
nIIETT0Es:
RoIer1 Cranrle John Reid,
I,obcrt Morrison j. DalErll
& BRADY Wm.G Battcll-
John DOulon, j. ID. Du BOis-
r1- The company mas removed tO the office
UP STAIRS-fn the Insurance Building
next door to the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the President or Secretary.
noyIJdly
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Frena Ottawa.

OTTAWA, May 9.-It is understood that
the Queens proclamation creating the
dominion of Canada and appointing
members to the Senate will shortly be
issned. The act will take effect the frst
Eeek in July, when Lord Monck will
Be sworn in as first yiceroy or Cover
nor-G General. Then will follow the
appointment of privy Counsellors, fouI
Lieutenant Governors, and the general
organization of the confederate and
local government election will proba'
bly, not take place before August ol
September.
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IS EAsToN, Pa, May 9.-The Delaware
river has risen twenty -four feet, and is
now at q stand. The Leigh river is
falling. No damage except the loss of n
few RATS has yet been reported. The
Delaware division Of the, canal Is under
water and the damage cannot yet be es-
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Ia Published every Friday. Its contents will be
made mp Of all important news of the week,
telegraphic reports, transactionsi in the Markets,
Editorials upon subjects of general interest, an
Agricultural Column, special correspondence
from all parts Of the State, choice literary and
poetical selections, and large amount OF care
FUZZY prepared miscellaneous reading suitable TO
all classes Of the community. In short, the
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 20 be the
best FdmiIy NecPdper erer ynbtished IN nis
ktdte
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COpies Of q few Of Mr.. Blake.
Iy'S Testiln onials.

VICTORIA PAnx AcApksY,
CLIFTON. BRirrot-
Mr. Blak-iy has been Classical and Mathemat
ical master In my Academy. HI has r~ceived
good Classical and Mathematical eduratiou.
Iound him 10 bc a lively and very interesting
teacher and by his cheerful disposition he won
the affections of his pupil ! know hln to b"
the son of highly respectable and religious pa
rents, and hr IL "a gentlrinaniy and rcsprctabip
young man.
I think he IL sure 20 give satisfaction wherever
he guss and be has my bcst wisbes foe his h
tnre success, of which he is so worthy.
BrNJ,NiS ToxrkIss.
March Irt9. Principal.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL PESEAxrg
MipsusNxs, Isss
Mr.. T. T. Biak-ly ha. beea sssond and Ciaas
Ical Master In this school for os year. He is
very energetic and conscientious In hts work
and has given me great zatisfartion. which an
convinced he will do anywhere.
T. BENNgrr, Head Master
PEsTALoxxIAS INSTITUTE.
woRKsor, Norrs. ESsLASn
am happy 90 certify that Mr.. Hskelyis
ability, attainmrnts and character are Of high
order. He was eighteen months hrst Classical
Master IN my establishment. lie is sncccszfnl
teacher, knows how to captivat- his pupils ai
tention and make them love their studies.
He prepared several candidates, both senior
aud Junior, for the Cambridge examinations In
Classics. English aud Theology. and Of ssvsn
candidates, six were placed In the honor list, the
other merely passing.
Drc. e. isSi T. I. ELLKNBER0ER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10

The English government recently
sold whole steam feet, including the
Colossus, CollingwoOd, Orion and
Greasy, ships of the line; the Imperie-
use, Euryalus, Ternagant, Arrogant,
Chesapeake, and Leandef frigates, pos.
fessing tonnage of "a ,S05, and ., pow
er of 1850 horses, and al for the mod
crate: sum of Cos, 900. They are an
cient Snd wooden. sz4 s1s',sf Z
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AS A NEWSPAPER

We intend that Il shall be famed for its accuracy
and reliability. The best and latest information
that can be obtained by TELEGRAPH and
NAIL, in relation to matters of general interest,
will always he laid before our readers, and no
cost will 10 counted in keeping our subscribers
thoroughly and constantly posted upon all topics
Of Importance.
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THE RE IST e n

win strive to make the popular mind wiser by
conviction" rather than slavish by dictatioD and
will labor to disseminate only snch views upon
current questions IA bear the stamp of reason
aHd the seal Of truth. :.
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CLASSICS.

The Latin aud Greek authors will be Taught
IN tho Herman system employed with sosns
few notifications In Professor Hsdlsys Gram
mars aud Manuals Gr-at attention will alss
Le paid To Latin aud Greek composition,
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ENGLISH.

Special attention wiil be rsid u this depart.
mcnt 20 Grammar. Rhetoric and Elocutton, ssd
every pains viii bc taken TO give 70 studeats
clear and elegant stylc Of mposition, scquirsd
by frequent practice and careful attention to
the rules of Grammar and Rhetoric.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY

Ia published every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, and contains, besides tho contents Of the
preceding issues OF the Daily, many valuable
items prepared especially for this publication.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING
Classical Institute!
Mr.. Z. E BLAKELY, B. A.
Graduate OF the Queen's Uni-
versity, In Irelana,
DEGS TO INFORM THE INHABITANTS
ID Of wheeling and the vicinity that he has
opened teFf tbEs
First Class Academic Sch0(

In the building partially occupied by the wheel
ing Commercial College.
Mr.. Blakely's long experience In English
ss SSunS an" Sentsm.n iar the % CsSS4ass and
Oxford local examinations In England. and his
numerous recommendstions from Professors oi
his University and former principles may br
considered as 90 some extent . guarantee that
under his caro- the youth Of this neighho.hsod
can obtain q drst class English Classical aud
Mathematical education
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10

OF West Virginia will find in the REGISTER .
constant and jealous advocate. while the social
and political advancement of the State win re-
oeiye its earnest attention.
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MATHEMATICS.

Geometry, Algebra, Trigonomctry and Land
Surveying will also be taught, and 70 such -
Architects, &c, an opportunity Will b. afforded
Of obtaining thorough scientific trsiping.
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TERMS.

The cla.sss In the various snbj~cts have nov
been formed, aud though students can enter %
any time. yet u will be- much to their advantage
90 commence the oourse a. soou ~ posslbls.
For further particulars circulsr and
wheeling Colleg. Monthly, or apply personally
10 Mr.. Blaetely, st his etacs. corner of honroe
and Main streets. up stalrs-
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TERMS.
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PAfABLE IN ADNANCLJ
Daily Register, per year, by nail.-.-..sl ~
e ak months $500 4 ~
three months, "a ..---. . o.
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And cory free % the getter mp af the club.
Weekly REGISTER, single cnpy----.--..----s . %
Adnb of five e--------. su
eiuh Of twenty &c "
A free copy Of the Weekly 10 the getter-up of
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Clab rates aftsf the Club has been raised, pro-
vided q fnll yer's Subscription Is taken
Money BY Draft, Express or Registered Let
ters nay Be seat at our risk. Address
LBWI8 BAKRB,
oetis Wheeling. West Virginia
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METHOD OF INSTRUCTION.

The system Of instruction which Mr. Haksly
has adopted aud purxues Ia . sliGhtly mosiiheA
form Of tho P~staloxEian system. By 10 In TIE
earlier stages of education development ef the
mental faculties Ia sought rather than niling
the mind with facts and theories beforc ths
mind Is lifted for acquiring them In y sr'entine
aud systensttc manner.
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Oppression Of the LnberinE Classes

Oppression Of the Lnbering Glasses.
We publish in another cOlumn an ar
licls from % leading Radical paper, in
relation To our present system of taxa
tion and it's effect upon the trades. 1t
is shown that tbe reckless and unwise
legislation of Congress is starving the
life on, of the industry of the country
hy making tho price of living so high,
that day. labor will not earn day
support. II is further set forth that
ger si.ttea thousand articles, embrac-
in. everything which enters into ordi-
nary consumption, are taxed under
Radical legislation, increasing the ne
.rs>ary expenses Of the lahorer so
greatly rs to make his life one c0ntinu-
al struggle with want and poverty.
Were the tax laid, even heavily, upon
ihoSe articles which are considered lux
ARIES, and which are bought only by
ILn>e who are able tn pay high prices,
the lahoring man would not he perpet-
naliy driven 20 complaint. His labor
would even bring him in ii surplus ov er
the amouat necessary to support his
family aud provide for the education ot
his children.
The evils of which the workingmen
complain are evils fastened npon them
by the dominant party-evils insepara-
bic from its present policy. Under lib
era! treatment, the South might be q
customer in every Northern market;
she is now bcggin, for food Business
is comparatively torpid; prices are I'M
settled; money. is being rapidly concen-
traird in the hands of the few, and what
il sloomier than all, there is no sign of
Il change for the hetter, hut every indi-
cation that things will 10 much worse
before they will mend. There 10 but
one remedy, aud c cry intelligent voter
knows what that remedy is.
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ROOMS.

The rooms arc spacicus, well iightel and veu.
tilAt-d, and every care viii he taken 20 r~ad~r
them healthy and comfortable
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st'hesliug gegister.
The Kcntucky Election.

additional returns from the Kentucky
Lection indicate the success of every
nemncratic candidate for Congress. An
rphroken Democratic delegation from
chat state is certainly very gratifying
nrool of the progress of Democracy in
IN, Snu,hwcst. Owing to the disatfec.
r,.n al the Democrats composing the
th,,d u..t,. it was feared that the sue
ec>. Of one OF two Radical candidates
was inevitable. We are glad to know
that the energy and zeal of the regular
Democracy was sufficient to carry their
entire ticket safely through, and utterly
,aut the combined opposition Of their
own mutincels and deserters, and the
army of the aliens" from the Radical
camp. Although the vote polled was
not as large as was expected, the major
ity will probably exceed that by which
prV.LL was chosen Clerk of the Court
ii Appeals, which was thirty-seven
thousand. 80
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INSURANCE.
National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.

..---s&Oo.VOVs
Office, aG Monroe street, next door 20 First Ma.
tional Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice PreId~nt
JOHN BISHOP. seere,drp
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent for West Va.
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS:
John T.. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. &. Orr, Saml Harper,
John 4. Armstrong. James Mctluney,
A. e. Quarter. Morgan l.. OFT,
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
=. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling List, Morrison n Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan & Co,
Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling, Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan &
Knox. Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe,
Kraft Co., Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. w.
Franzheim & Co. Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling: Winship, Woods Co, Queensware,
wheclinp; Lewis Baker, Pub. REGISTER Wheel.
ing; r. Mc1 fee, Notions, Wheeling; Camp
bell, Frew & Co., Pubs. Inteiiig.neeT, Wheeling;
OFT Son & Co, Hardware, Wheeling; j. T..
Sands Cashier First National Bank, FairmOnt
X. p. Camden, Prrs't Nat, TX. Bank, Weston,
w. Va; Capt. John Mcclure, Jr Wheeling.
mays
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Will have their interests specially consulted In
the preparation Of this column, and no business
man in West Virginia should hesitate to avail
himself Of its advantages.
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and all Musical Instruments promptly and care
fully attended to, at WILLIAM II. SHEIBS
Music Store. H
ERENCH AND GERMAN ACCORDEOSS,
i ConcerSinas. Banjos, yiolins, Guitars, Flutes
Fifes Flageolcts, Tuning Forks strings for Guitar
and Violin, Bows, Resin, Bridges, Guitar and
vislin Trimmings with every article In the mu.
sic line, for sale low at WILLIAM II. SHEIBS
Music Store, No. I'D Main Street.
STNGlNG BOOKS; INSTRUCTION BOOKS
- for the Piano, Organ, Mclodeon. Guitar.
Violin. Sc.; Music Folios, binding and common;
Music Paper Blank Music Books; Bound Vol.
umcs Of Vocal and Instrumental Music; Sab
bath School and Church Musis Books, at lowest
wholesale and retail prices, at WILLIAM II
SHEIBS Music Store, No III Main Street,
Wheeling. w. Va.
MELODEoNS IN WALNUT AND ROSE.
lNl wood Cases. Portable and Piano style,
Carved and Plain. Now and Second hand from
go TO SaOO, at wM II. SHEIBS Music Storc.
SEC0ND HAND PIANOS OF VARIOUS
- makes, for sale low at wM. II. SHEIBS
Music Store.
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g '1'f'astlt lugs ~ ~,
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ID EPAIRING AND TUNING OF PIANOS
II Organs, Melodeons, Accor,ieons, F1utinas
and all Musical Instruments promptly and care.
fully attended to, at WILLIAM II. SHEIB'S
Music Storr
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PIANOS.

MASON & HAMLINS
CABINET ORGANS
A RE THE BEST AND MOST POPUL r
n instruments made In the world
$50 Eminent Musicians
say they are the best Instruments they have ever
seen. They are unequalled for finish In interior
and exterior, and are all provided with the AU
TOMATO SWELL, combination valves, and
many valuable Improvements not found in any
other make.
OVER 10000 ORGANS
are in use in Churches, where they give an.
bounded satisfaction. For the PARLOR and
FAMILY CIRCLE thsy are without rival
PRICES SIS 10 s60O.
The subscriber desires every ono 90 send for
a circular which will bo sent fres To any address.
WILLIAM II. SHEIB
- Main Street.
Sole Agent
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUMN

Will contain the latest and most reliable market
reports from Wheeling and all promisent East
ern and Westera cities.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02
,PafenfFIre Arms.

Our friend Mr. n B. Tyler, at his gu1
shop establishment on Liberty Street in.
vited US TO examine his numerous and va
riOus Sock Of weapons offensive and de
f~ensiyea with ali and singulArfhe para,
phernalia thereto belonging. he has 8
variety of pieces interesting to the curious,
and admirers of a nice fresrm. The
Henry Repeating Rife will fire 16 TINES
without relosding. Some of our 1egi-
nents were furnished with this rife during
the wan, and the Rebels thought the Yam
KEGS staid upal night to Shoot all day
The Nelson's and the Beal,s breach loading
rifles are beautiful specimens Of workman
ship. We were also shown a fine gun,
one bafrel smooth and the othsr lAed-s
gepuire double Rnghsh4wst tHh Rem
ington Revolving Rifles hurl blue pills
Withsk vengeancs. The sportsmen can
obtain a full outfit at Mr., Tylers. The
trappef al Ind very superior steel ira pc
The Eloburf Rifle q parlor Rife for the
ladies--E nice implement. The reader
interested IA eurions firearms, Sc, can go
and see for himself
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02

New Goods
HAPGoOD8 BROWNS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02
JOHNsFON MATTERs.
~JoHNsToNa Sept. q, ~.

5e-ig So JOHNSTON, Sept. y, 1867.
EDITOR .CHRoNI6LE:eThe drought
which has: prevailed during the summer
and fai has ~sefiOosly affected the crops
espeeialiFeorHsosts and pztstoes; so much
s., that though me promised harvest time
came the hnsbandmen found but little to.
be- rvest; and our graineries are but scam
lilly supplied with sustenAnce, to supply
the demands to be made on them during,
th~elWintef.a Stock, 81 all kinds, IS already
spring poor, and will no improve much.
during the winter upon the limited quan-,
tity of hay laid up in store for them.
Dalrying has been carried on to 4 cone
siderable extent BY the farmers this SEASONS
but not with that pecuniary success that
has rewarded their tolls in other Years.
None as we can learn have disposed of
their cheese, and very few seem inclined
70 at present prices. isa s
Improvements have been going on to s.
limited extent the past summer, either BIZ
building new buildings or repairing old
ones, while some have been brushing up
8 coat of paint. Others have been mend
mending their ways with plowAnd scraper.
Most Of our townsmen, holding in sa-
cred remembrance the deeds of tbeir Illus
trious ancestors, the pioneers of the town,
are DESTROYS of handing down to future.
generations some memento ofthelr tshome-
" works" and have thought that mo-
more fitting keeps axe could be left &c, their
childrens keeping, than the beautiful rad
fences that were built along our roadsi6ess
about 3 half a century ago. To remove
or repair these is considered BY all as an
ihsuit to the memory Of the dead, and
very few wishing to. be so disrespectfni in
the eyes Of the world. ever disturb these
sacred relics, sndOur fences, consequently,
have 8 very ancient appearance, at which
no one viii wonder when they come TO.
know the why andlxherefore.
Among The changes that have taken
place Of lases We notice that Of Mr.. 7. L.
Finney who has carried on s mercantile
business in town for the past fifteen years,
has sold his stock Of geoeds TO Messrs. H
d. Holcomb and NV. Langley, all
ofJohnston, who intend carrying on the
business at tbs old stand, where BY strict
and fair dealing they will recely e
q liberal share Of public patronage. In
whatever ~avocation. 1t may be the. lot Of
TiEney 70 engage the. well wishes
of his townsmen viii go with him, as they
also DO those w~hozueceed HIM B.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-02
BurgIartous.

On last wednesday night, about two
o'clock, the residence of 5. III. Rupp, on
South Street. was entered by burglars
An entrance was first attempted by way
of ths eeilas. but finding that access could
not BE bad 10 the main. part Of the house
IN hAtd~irection they succeeded in climb
ing to a second story window, entering
thereby, and from thence descended to
the frst floor. The Burglar was discover
ed BY Mrs. Rupp, who BY the aid Of 5
night lamp burning in their chamber
perceived him sseaithily looking around.
Nj Rspp vas awakenedsa and immediate
'ly gave ehsses 70 the thief who hur1iedly
left The premises, ahording ne clue to
his me~nricstion. Several articles of
wearing apparel, handkerchief, &c, were
takanl 20. nEg ca 49, ID H.N Nrr