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ehenn Parish OF Orleans.
Office hoard or Registration.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans Sept. % 1865
REGISTRATION OFFICES
ARISH OF ORLEANS.
WILL BE OPENED ON
FRIBAr. SEPTEMBER IS 1893,
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES:
First Ward.
Race street, Of Annuneiation supervisor,-. p
HoUGHToN. wM. MccUBBIN. J. q. NELL EUR
Second Ward.
Triton Walk, corner Of Baronns street. supsrvisOrs-.
SETH W. LEWIS. J. @. KE asHAw. K. CLIFFORD
Third Ward (FronsJ
No. li3 St. Charles street. Poydas for all who reside
East Of Rampant street. supervsors-JULIUs A NOBLE.
rHEo LIPsHuTs. cHAs. cHEvALIER
Third Ward Reary
No. los Liberty street, Perddo, all who reside
West Of the center Of Rampant SnpsrvisorsAM
NEWTON. MARTIN DEE. j P. KEArING.
Fourth Ward.
Corner Of C'nti and IRENE streets supervisors-M III.
HANMoRE. JOHN GERHARD. THO. MARTIN.
FInh Ward.
No. lS9 Burgundy street, between Toulouse and ST. Peer
streets. supervisOrs-A. RoUGELor. L A. sNAER Z.
D. LARRIEU.
Economy Hall. Ursuinss street, between Msrais and VII.
lere. Supervisors = ALcIDE LEWIS. A. L. YOUNG.
JOIN SCHULZ
Frenchmen street. between Leves and Chsrtrss Super.
vsors-ARNOLD BERToNNEAU, W. H. GREENE Y.
Eighth Ward.
No 40i Victory street. Elyan Fields and ws,,rnv
supervisors-JoHN hcWHoRTER, HENRY SCHULTZ.
Ninth Ward.
No 1888 Front Levee street, Montegut and ooue
supsrvisors-w. O. KINsELLA, JOHN hINITER, w.
J. MOORE.
Corner Of St. Thomas and Josephine streets. SUPER
visors-wILLIAM BURROUGHS, @. l. SMITH, JOHN
DRIVER.
Eleventh Ward.
No sS5 Magazine between Seventh and Eighth STRATA
supervisors-RoBERT MORRIS. D. F. SIMPSON, @. J.
fOGERTY.
Right Bank. AIgiers.
Brooklyn House ssPsrvisOn-T. 8. JOHNSON O. L
All the above named requested to Gle
Of Office immediately. others will be appointed in their
places
These Offices will be open daily from a. NJ TO IL NJ and
rom to p NJ, Sundays excepted until the evening Of
October "a, 1868
Far the normson Of public boundaries Of the drer
emit v ards given:
First Ward-From Felicity TO ThaIa street
Second waId-Jrorn Thaha to Julia street
Third Ward-From Julia to Canal street.
Fourth Wsrd-From Canal to ST. Louis street
Fiftb ward-From St Louis st. Philip street
Sixth Ward-From st Philip to Esplanade street
Seventh Wsrd-From Esplanade Eiysian FIelds street.
Eighth Ward-From Elysisn Fields street TO Lsfavets
venue.
Ninth Ward From Lafayette Avenue to the lower limit Of
city.
Tenth ward-Yrom Felicity to First street
Eleventh wardFrom First Toedans street (uppsr it
Of city,
By order Of the Board Of Registration.
VIM. BAKER,
Chairman.
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j. W. PlGft s. Co, -
PRICE LIST OF TEAS.
MIXED Green and Black 81 25 fnest 81 so Pn
IMPERIAL Green, 81 25esl SO: finest 81 75FD.
YOUNG HYSoN Green, 81 50; finest 81 rs r D.
GUNPowDER CGreen). 81 60; finest 81 p n.
OoLoN6 (Blsek), sl9l 81; finest 81 80 D n.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST Black 81 u.s. finest 81 80 p b.
UNCoLoRED JAPAN, 81 rs; fsest 81 so y D.
We purchase TEAS through friends in New York,
direct from the importers lowest wholesale prices and
retail them to our customers 1T very small profit
We guarantee all sell to be Just represented and
WARRANT them give entire satisfaction or to return the
money any tiue and whes the Interior and are not
satisfactory to pay all expenses of transportation
We to customers about third Of
Teas
J.w. PLATT & CO.,
Dealers in Fine Family Groceries, Wines, Teas etc,
lo2 Camp street. corner Poydras.
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HOlSSekefner6

WIN nnd at our ole stand 20 Camp street. all descriptions Of
Bouse Furnishing Goods. Fine Cutlery. Plated Ware Fine
Cut and Plain Glassware; French China Plain Decor
sed Dinner and Tea se.s Stone. China Plain and Fancy
Toilet Ware
sAM'L E. MOORE 4 co.
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Your hersby notified to assemble ct your HALL in
FULL UNIFORM. for the purpose of turning out to re-
ceive BANNER,
Saturday Evening, Oct. go, 1T O'Clock p. NJ
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w. d AU HIN.

w. DAU HIN,
15O.........-.....cANAL ......15N
Received thi. week nre assortment Of Paris BLoNDEs
DONA MARIA. SILK BAREGE. Frosted TULLR and
CkEP and very hne assortment Of Coburg Straw Paris
btrhEfs. White Marreilles HATS and GOLD Bands
New Goods OF the latest make viii be received reguary an
W. DAUPHTN,
Retail Store, No. $50 Canal street.
Whoes ale Rooms Re SO Custo nhouse street.
81 Broadway. New York,
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The Honorary Members of this Members of the
Press are also invited 10 attend
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THE OFFICERS OF THE cLUa

THE OFFICERS OF THE CLUE
ARR
THOMAS KEATS, President
GEORGE ANDREWS First Vice Pre.ident
JOHN CARNEY, Second Vice President
EDWARD H CANNON, Secretary.
JOHN KAISER, Assistant Secretary.
JAS. 0CONNoR, Second Assistant Secretary
PETER KAISER, Treasurer.
WILLIAM REDMOND. Marshal
The Club viii fall in at O'clock and then proceed to the
residence of Mr. J. ID. Reel where they receive Ban
ner from thence down TO Josephine rchoup
toulas and Rousseau to u residence Of Mrs. Haon re-
ceive Wreath; thence out Josephine Mag azne down
Magazine 70 Julia, out Julia TO st. Charles down st Ch,y
to POydrss then back to St. Charles down ST. Charles to
Canal out south side BarSnne Canal up north side
of Canal to Camp up Camp Julia Julia to Tchoupi
toulas Tchouptoulas Annuncsion Race out Race
to Magazine Magazine to First First Rousseau up
Rousseau to Second out Second Tchoupitouas down
Tehoupitoulas to Headquarters.
WIN. REDMOND, Marshal.
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PhNE0ss,s
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF,
Flor De Mayo"

"A Wonderful Flower.
The Fragrance Of this Extract delicious
thst only two three drops perfume hand
kerchief None Of the delicate and fragrant qualities
lost but great care Is taken the exquisite
cate perfume peculiar to the FLOR DE MAYO No ladys
toilet complete without bottle of the Extract Warranted
not TO discolor the delicate fabric Prepared BY
PHAL0N d SONS,
SIT Broadway, N. T., under 81 Nicholas Hotel.
And for sale by ali Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers In
the United States.
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SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER "a. 1868.
Democratic National Ticket.

Democratic National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT:
HORATIO SEYM
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANK H: BLAIR.
OF MISSOURI
Electors for the state NJ Large:
GEO. W. RACE......................w.F =. BLAcKhAN.
ALTEREATEs:
DUKANr NTE.........................E ELLIS.
District Electors
Ys-,r Congressional District. ANTHONY sAMBOLA
Second =. ........M. BRADY
Third =. ........CLARENCB WARD.
Ecersh ........s j. POWELL
fffh ........E NJ GOODRICH
ALTERNATEs:
EbstCongressiOnG District. L. THOMPSON
Second =. ........J. H. KENNARD
Third =. ........H. ii. WALSH.
Foarh ........E NORTH CULLOA
Tifh .......J. III. BRIGHAM.
For Congress:
First District LOUIS ST. MARTIN.
Second =. JAILED n HUNT.
Third =. .ADOLfhE BAILEY.
Fourth :. .......-................MlC MICHAEL RYAN.
Fihh GEO. W. McCRAN1E.
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Headquarters
CENTRAL OMMITTEE
Independent Democratic Clubs.
NEW ORLEANS, October q 1868.
At meeting Of the GENITAL Committee Of Independent
Democratic Clubs held last evening, the following Resou
lions were unani adopted and the Secretary ordered
to transmit cory Of the to the Mayor of the
New Orleans and to each Of the Clubs represented in this
COMMITTEE:
Resolved That this Committee hereby pledges its moral
support the City Authorities Orleans In any legal
they may resisting the execution Of the Me-
tropotan Pslice Law and the inqutoas Printing Bill
Resolved. That copy Of shis resolution be sent 10 the
Mayor Of the city of New Orleans the Clubs repre-
scented in this Committee
By order of the President
j. PINCKNEY SMITH.
y. PARIS CHILDRE8e, ,,ecretary
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10O.............CAMP sTREEr............IOO
-
For few days citizens will have the privilege taking
Stock in The PurOline and Portable Gaslght Company
OFFICE: 100 CAMP STREET.
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II Perfectly Safe Light,
ALSO A.
POR Il AB l. e GAS l. MP.
-
PUEoLINE FLUID
Can be used in Common Lamp with trng expense OF
changing the burner and of which Dr. L. Crawcour the
able Chemist Of this city, says:
" In my experiments with ihs PUROLISE FLUID tried
my best to produce an explosion and Completely FAILED"
He also says:
81 have for some time past used COUGHS PORTABLE
GAS LAMP, and fId the light white and superior the
ordinary coal gas safely 1t for Cheapness
Beauty and Perfect safetyn
For Sugar house use th Lamp has No Equal.
For fur her particulars andinnumersbe recommendation
Circulars.
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ssSossfherm Lamdsn .axesev.

We offer services for the disposal LANDED PRO
PERrY, etc, In the Southern States References and In
ormstion promptly given - -..
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON & co.,
No 80 Liberty street., New York
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANK H. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-23

NEW ENTERrRIsE.-Messrs. Lewis,
Little & Co., proprietors of the Fulton
Paper Mills, conscious of aIwant which
Wheeling has long felt, and guided by
that practical business sagacity which
is the indispensable condition to sue
cess, have established paper ware
room at No. ., Monroe street, between
Main and Water streets. They have NOT
yet all their paper in store, but will
have every arrangement completed In
few days. At their mills in Fulton
they manufacture printing and wrap
ping papers, and heretofore it has been
Troublesome for the business men of
the city to conduct the preliminaries
necessary to have their orders .fillsd
But this drawback is now done away
with by the establishment OF ware.
room In the heart OF the business por-
ton OF the city. In few minntes
Messrs. Lewis, Little & Co. can he
communicated with and orders for pa.
per at once filled. We wish these ven.
tlemen the abundant success which
their enterprise merits.
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ADvRRrBISa.-The country is full
of men who have got rich by judIcIons
advertising. Nowadays. no man-no
sane Minneapolis to keep his business
under Roadway without informing the
public what he is doing and where he
can be found. People have been so
long accustomed to gaining business
information from the newspapers, that
they depend upon them altogether and
govern their trade by what they learn
from them at their own firesides. A
lively advertisement is n friendly talk
between business men and their GUS
toners. IL is an invitation for people
to come and trade-a piece of valuable
information to the consumer, which
he most needs and which costs him
nothing. Every morning the readers
of a local daily expect TO learn what
the merchants and manufacturers have
to say. and the local paper thus be-
comes sort OF drummer, or travelling
agent, making daily rounds TO the fam
lilies Of all their customers.
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The BOARD OF GDUcATIoN.-In ac-
cordance with the resolution offered by
Mr.. Clohan, and adopted at the meeting
ON wednesday evening, the members
OF the Board OF Education met Thurs
day at p. M, ut the North Wheeling
school house. Most of the members
were present, and after viewing the
Inherent sites proposed for a new build
ing, the Board adjourned to meet at the
Nine OF the mem bers assembled at the
place OF meeting Inst evening, and
waited patiently until n late hour fol
tho tenth one to appear, but the desired
tenth didn't make his appearance, and
SO an adjournment was had until Mon
day evening next, at which time il II
hoped quorum will be present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-23

THE CHEAPEST RooF IS THE GRAVEL.
RooF.-Mr. George Crumbacker of this
city, is fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method,
and warrants his work to give satisfac-
ton, either in resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that frees it from oil and BEN
zole, and no matter how great the heat,
it will not run. 1t is equally efficient
in roofs of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
Crumbacker Keeps on hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks and side.
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood a test of fifteen years in Pitts.
burgh.
Address me through the Post-office,
or call at my establishment, head OF
Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended 70 promptly. aprT.3m
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RIVER NEws--The river, last evening
was falling, with 10 feet inches by the
marks.
The steamer Mccullough passed
down, Thursday night, The Rebecca
and Grey Eagle arrived from Parkers-
burgh, yesterday morning, with fair
trips. The former returned to Parkers-
burg at Il a. M, and the latter contin-
ued on up to Pittsburgh. The punctual
and popular steamer r. r. Hudson.
arrived on good time, with an excel
lent trip OF freight and passengers.
cinuati to. day, at 8 p. m. The Rees and
Forest City arrived and departed at the
usual hours.
Tow-boats with heavy tows of coal,
continued to pass for ports below. The
Mary Alice, Wild Cat and Tiger, with
"a barges, passed down yesterday.
Boats leaving to-day are the st.
Charles, Capt. bravo, for Cincinnati, at
6 n. M; Ingomar, Capt. Geo. Lane. for
Pittsburgh, at z Il. M; Express, Capt.
AnschutZ, for Parkersburg, at IL a. M;
Grey Eagle, Capt. Brennan, for Par
kersburg, at S p. M; Forest City, Capt.
O'Neil, for Steubenville, at az p. M;
Rees, Capt. Rimple, for Suntish, at 5
p. M; Hudson, Capt. Russell, for Gin
Cinnati, at 8 p. M; this boat will stop
at the Belmont Mills, and leave the
landing there at So p. M; st. Marys,
Capt. Sweeney, for Pittsburgh, Sunday
morning at 8 O'Clock; Bayard, Capt.
Sheppard, for Pittsburgh, Monday
morning at O'Clock. -
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How To TEACH CmLDREN.-If II
child Ge's its fingers pinched in the
crack of door, the best way TO teach
1t better and the way generally
adopted. Is to give 1t good spanking.
When we'll whipped, children very soon
learn not to put their fingers into
places where they will get hurt. II a
child happens to be gathering up dust
in the street and a horse comes along
and tramps on 1t, serve It in the same
way, as we saw done yesterday even
ing, when a little child, of German ex'
traction, got entanGled among the fee
OF the horses of wagon on MAR
street. Before injury could happen tC
the child, its mother RIM out, snatchec
II up in her arms, and forthwith pro
ceeded TO administer a sound thrashinE
with the palm OF her hand.
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MYsrER1ous D1sAppRARAsNictglI.-i

? MYSTERIOUS D1sAPPEARANcE.-A re-
cent number OF the GAINESVILLE, Bel
mont county, Ohio, EnteTprfse, con-
tains the following account of the mys-
tertous disappearance of Mr.. John
Gross, residing near and doing business
In that town:
Our community has been considera-
bly, agitated during the past two weeks
by the mysterious disappearance of Mr..
John Cross, a farmer residing about
two miles west of GAINESVILLE. Belmont
comfy, and partner in the firm of
Kugler q Cross, of this place. On
Wednesday morning, April Both, he
left his home, telling his wife that he
was going TO Pittsburgh, and would
return on Thursday evening. He did
not return at the time indicated, and at
this writing the affair is involved in a
total mystery. Mr.. Kelion Hager, of
this place, last week went on tour OF
investigation to Pittsburgh. a search
of hotel registers revealed the fact that
Cross had stopped at the Grant House,
Allegheny, but how long he remained,
when he left, and where he went, was
not ascertained. He had called at two
establishments in Pittsburgh, where
he had made inquiries in regard to the
price of spokes, which Kugler d. Cross
hAV Ig4A k4p
hotel clerk that he was going
west, and this is all that was
learned OF his movements. On the
Monday before Cross LETT here he bor-
rowed $500 in Fairview, where he was
offered 81, 900 on the same terms, but
declined TO accept the loan. On Tues
day he endeavored to borrow $500 in
this place, but failing to do SO, he re-
quested Mr.. Henry Brown to endorse
| "a note in bank for $500, which Brown
consented TO do, but Cross did not call
| for his name. These facts add addi-
tional mystery 10 the already compH-
Gated affair. 1t is learned that Cross
took with him about 500, although he
had no use for more than perhaps $50.
He was in comfortable circumstances,
and there is no apparent reason for his
disappearance. The prevalent impress
sion is that he has been foully dealt
with, or else in q moment of mental
ALTERATION he has determined to leave
his home and friends. or course spec
ulation is rife in regard to his disap-
pearance, but we regret that no efficient
measures have been taken to solve the
mystery. Cross is a man six feet high
and very strongly built, with light hair,
dark blue eyes and bronZed complex
lon. He had on a black suit, black
over.coat. muslin shirt, wooden socks
and calt-skin boots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-23

THOSE OF OUR READERS who admire
the beautiful, should go TO <Oxtoby d.
Dufaeld's Jewelry Store, 103 Main
street, and see the handsome display of
fine jewelry, which embraces all the
latest and most fashionable designs;
ladies' and gents gold chains, largest
and best selected stock in the city;
plain Is carat, and other finger rings,
in endless variety; gold and silver
watches, American and Swiss clocks,
of all styles and prices; gold, silver and
goods of all kinds. Call at "10S."
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ITO BE HAPPY YOU MUST BE VIGoR-
oUs, $50 said the late humorist, Ar
temus Ward, the Snowman. To cure
any kind of Humor, take DIR. ]. w: Po-
lands Humor Doctor, composed of
several of the best roots and herbs ever
used for purifying the blood, and
which have been used by our grand
mothers in past generations. Sold by
Laughlin, Smith d Co. dow.
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DRsIRABLE GooDs.-New black iron
Grenadines two yards wide, Emba
Grenadines in colors, black Parasols
lined in colors, Dimity for Spreads,
Honey Comb Quilts, counterpanes,
black and white Lama Lace Points,
Lace for curtains, Mousa-
line Maline. new article for walking
suits, and Paris Organizes, have just
been received by Geo. h. Taylor & Co.
at low prices.
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COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-At 2 p. IN. to-
day, the Union delegates from the seve-
raj townships Of the county, will meet
in Convention at the Court House, for
the purpose of selecting delegates to
the Convention at Clarksburg on
Thursday next, the 2Sih inst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-23

SEWING MAoH1NEs FOR RENT
Wheeler d. Wilson's Sewing Machines
rented by the week or month. By
renting and applying the rent TO the
purchase, everyone can become the
owner of first-class Sewing Machine.
Call and examine at VIM. Sumner q
Co, Is, No, 90 Main street.
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IT ALWAYS GIVES sAr1sRAcr1oH.-
This Is the testimony of all who have
ever used Bookings Unrivalled Baking
Powder. All the hotels and boarding
houses, and best families in the city
invariably use il. Manufactured by
E. Booking, No. Odd Fellows Hall.
Sold by Booking d Miller, corner First
and Chapline streets, and grocers gener-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-23

PARDoNED.-Patrick Kirby, "A con-
Wet undergoing confinement in the
penitentiHry for - term years for grand
larceny, was pardoned by Governor
Foreman, on the 10th inst. The par
don was granted on the recommends
ton of the judge who sentenced him,
the clerk of the Court, the prosecuting
attorney and many others; also on the
recommendation OF the physician TO
the pepttentiary, who certified that il
kept in confinement, Kirby would soon
die. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-23

CONSTITUTIONAL DIFFERSCEs-There are
IN M 10 Sa1Sy 20 pest hanSf fron
moderate use of pure liquor combined with
such vegetable medicines acd extracts as en-
terinto the composition OF Roback's Stomach
BltterE, and there are many situations in
which even the healthiest oerive additional
security from their occasional use.
II healthy persons are exposed to unusual
and continued eXertion in confined air, or
under the heat Of the sun, or to the inf uence
of depressing watchfulness by travelling aud
change OF diet and water, or II residents of
malarious districts or on the rank river bot
toms OF the West and South, there can be no
doubt but a careful use of RoBACKS SToM.
ACH BTTTERS with the food would surely be
the Ineanso of warding on actual disease and
enabling them to bear up unaffected where,
TO succumb TO disease. They strengthen, tone
and invlgorate, aid digestion and increase
the appetite. Sold by all druggists every
where. mYl6-lm0Sw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-23

onsrRUCTED.-About noon yester-
day, load OF hay was upset on the
track of the Citizens Railway, in
front OF the Center Wheeling stables,
Obstructlng the track so that for a short
time the cars could not proceed and
passengers had TO be transferred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-23

STILL AHEAD OF ALL.-Just received
the third stock of Spring Wall Papers,
comprising English and American
SGIlts, Parlor Satin, Unglazed and
Brown Papers and Borders. New
Styles constantly arriving. Better
goods and greater variety at cheaper
prices than any other house in the city.
A. w. PAUL. & Co.,
No. JOG Main street.
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600
Office, % Monroe ST., next door to LIST Ma.
tionRl Bank.
oFF1CERs:
GEO: K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLES H. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
DIRECroRs:-John E. Wilson, Jas. @. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, A. O. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat. Aex'r. Laughlin, James Mckinney,
Morgan L.. OFT, Geo. Adams:
REFERENCES: 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison d
Co., Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor,
Handlan & Co., Wholesale Grocers, Wheel.
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Shoe House, Wheeling; McGabe, KRAFT Co.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. w. FranZheim q
Co, Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel
ing; Winship, Woods 4 Co., QueensSgare
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheelmgi T. O. McAfee, Notions, WheelIngi
Campbell, Frew d Co., Pubs. 1ntelllgenceri
Wheeling; OFT, Son Co, Hardware, Wheel.
ing; ]. E. Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank,
Falrmont; X. P. Camden, Prest. Nat. Elk,
Bank. Weston, w. Va; Capt. John Mcclure,
Jr, Wheeling. apr25
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INTERESTING TO DELEGATES TO THE
i. CLARKsRURG CoNvENTION.-We have
been requested to announce that dele
gates to the ClnrksburG Convention,
will be charged one full fare over the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, and will
receive a certificate TO return on.