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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BRAcHRn-wAtxsR.--On Thursday, November ~,
by the Rev. Thomas Gaaudet, rector OF ST. AIMS
church, New York, THOMAS w. BEACHEB TO LIZZIE
N. WALKER, both OF Railway, N. J.
EA6LEroS-FRAzEK-0n Saturday, November II,
o. Greenpoint, u. l., by the Rev. Daniel Goodsell.
JOHN WILLIAM EAGLgToN, OF New York city, TO HAT.
TIE ., daughter Of James M. Frazee. ESQ, OF New
Ark, N. J.
=, a. rr.r,. wv ~ DsI !,
pastor, 4. u. JACKSON TO MARY 0'CAILAGHAs, oil OF
tnis city.
INE--CoRrELYou.--At the house OF the bride's
father, on Thursday November TO- by the REV. A. 9.
Compton, u. H. SKurTsr, OF Princes bay, =. l.. TO
miss EMMA CoRrsLY0U, OF Rossvllle, =. ]. No cards
Died.
BESKARr.--On Saturday evening. November II, J.
PHILIP BEyKARp, IN the 3ist year Of his age.
ha has
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-08

~ Every paiTo8 obtains Eaich by thls ~
ranEeDsui costing but Slp While Il may -
Werth e.. No partially shown
MsSs-s Hill Porter 4 Co. a 4 Der street,
New York City wish - Immediately disp'ose q
The above magnificent stock CeTiihcAtes RArn.
irC the articles Are PLACID IN Sesled envelopes.
zrfweH mixed HSlaess hre entitled % The AZ.
ticlss named on then cert 1rAts. upon pAyueai
Of SII beiber Il be . watch worth $50 O. iess
The return Of any Of our certificates entities
vcu % The article lAMtd theresE, upon payment
Irrespective 81 its worth and no article va bed
les than go - named on any certificate u VIII q;
once D. seen tat this&s Lotfrrl bal q Firdsgtf
Jor,rayG Iy;ludtS tTaAJa6fsOH ,nkl1A Dsay b. par
h-iydfo6 "a russi ~ tAS saass t1sti5s0fs single
osr1iScate viii BE sat by nal. psSt p,sid ups1
receipt Of = cent? fOJ ~; ~ for q, 70 and Al
el.EAzt premium lar g. - aid \ more vAlaA5,e
pps a5urI fO- $40. 100 ard : 1osS s7PeTh NEsch
foT Sl1 To zsshts Or tbose SEEING EN- lOyBent
this - . rAEs opportunity IL 10 AlaptinAtsly
conducted bsslhSsS, duly suIknTiIed b. III GoT
crumeEt AID open % the most cArsfnl scruftry.
III II address HILL. PORTER Co.
AuEs5a "a IDey street, y. Y.
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Rfprehe1Eible.

Reprehessible.
Some mean, culpable person, deserv'
ing the excavation of mankind. resorted
to the most spiteful and contemplate
method of injuring the new firm OF
Dewey. Vance & Co, imaginable, on
Sunday night last. Apiece Of iron was
wedeed in between the hrssses and the
shaft Of the fy-wheei where the coup,
ling connects with the rolls- In add
ton to this q quantity Of iron chip,
pings, or hard substance, was thrown
on the shaft for the purpose of cutting
it. On Monday morning the engine
started UP, and had been running but a
short time when the shaft became heat.
ed TO such an extent that they were
compelled to stop. Upon examination
the piece of iron and hard fine Substance
was discovered, and had injured the
shaft so as TO render il necessary to be
taken ont Tor repairs Such vandalism
is reprekensible in the extreme. The
proprietors are not only damaged by
this dastardly meanness, but the EN-
ployes, who depend upon their labor 10
q livelihood, are made TO lose time an
necessarily. We hope the perpetratOi
may be ferreted ont and meet his just
reward,
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River News.
The river last evening at dusk was
10 feet z inches and falling. The J. n.
Mccullough arrived from Pittsburg on
Monday ut o'clock, and departed for
Parkersburg at 81 A N. The steamer
Express arrived from Parkersburg and
departed At the usual hour. The follow
ing tow-boats passed down yesterday
with large fleets: James Gilmore, samP-
son and Niagara The Coal Bluf pass
ed up and several tows passed after
dark. The steamer Potomac got away
for Cincinnati at 3 o'clock P. n. with q
fsir trip, considering the vet weather
that we have had for the past few days
The Grey Eagle did not arrive until 8
o'clock last evening on account of the
heavy fog on Monday night, but VIII be
on time here this evening. The Belle
Vernon arrived from below last evening
at o'clock. The Forest City and James
Rees arrived and departed at their US
nal hour. Boats for to-day: J. n. Nc
Cullough for Pittsburg att A. NJ; Re-
becca for Parkersburg at IL A. II; Grey
Eagle for Petersburg at 9 o'clock this
evening; James Rees for sunfsh at 3 P.
NJ; Forest City for Steubenyille at q
Pm. .'
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In q Tight Fix.


Yesterday q man from the country
having a load Of hay for sale disposed
of il 10 a gentlemen, whose stable is in
the alley between Market and Fourth
Streets. entrance on Union, above the
Hose House. The team was driven into
the alley, but the load Of hay was too
large for the space between the houses
and consequently the load was wegded
in SO tight that the horses were unable
to 60 forward. They were unhitched
aud taken around through the alley TO
get to the rear end Of the wagon, where
they were hitched and succeeded IN
putting the load out into the street
again. We did not wait 10 see whether
a second attempt to get in was made or
not, but judging from the trouble and
vexation experienced in making the
first trial We hardly think there was
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Morrow Escape.

Morrow Escape.
Two horses hitehed 70 q wagon loaded
with grain, made very narrow escape
yesterday afternoon from being run over
BY freight train on the Cleveland &
Pittsburg railroad, near the Bridgeport
depot. The team was about TO cross the
track toward the bridge, when the horses
took fright at the train, which was a
short distance below the bridge on its
way up, and tnrned and ran up the track
in front Of the train. The enginaer
whistled down brakes and reversed the
engine. and the train was stopped just
in time TO avoid striking the wagon,
which had been checked up at the upper
end of the platform. The team was
taken on up across the bridge which
spans the run above the depot when
they were driven from the track and left
IL clear for the train 10 pass.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Ffeenfh Animal Session. Sept ! 1871,
RACCLFT:
Rev. D. 2. Bitfle D. D., PreSideni and Prof
A0r. and Int. Science
s c. wsIls, A n, Prof MAth and Nat Phi-
losophy.
Rev W. b YOsoe, A. n, PrOt AHcient Ian.
gaAges and Lterztare-
Rev. J. B. Davis, A NJ, Prof AErioo1fare
a1d Mining
IL. MOornEa, n d, Leot1rer On Anatomy
and PkySioloy. -...
L EeIIzsa A. n, ASH PrOi- languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept
II. T. KhRgsr. A NJ Prof Mo6eSn language
J. R Hudson A. II, Ash l,rsPA Dept
IERMS-EKpeases in al departments. In.
GLIDING boarding tuition, rOyrs-rerf fuel and
iEhts md ineideatais tsnSSs. Fer fsrIber il
formation, address kKY. ID. y. BIT1LE
iuly3 Salem, Va
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GREAT AUCTION SALE OF s3oo, 900
worth Of KAnSv rs V alley Lands Commencing
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4 fsSs. n
Cha-.esfan. West VirGniA- % Confirms iron
Day 70 Day UoBSst5Rg 81 various frsets o.
SpiepdiA InsPrercd BSttosn and Rolling Farm
inf LEnas finest Coal salt and AinerRl
Lands Inzmeii1fesy % the Cbesepsake and
Ohio RAilrSsd. drumming thraugh ~, AID the
KuHwkA river above and below Charleston
4 PARTON OF the Loop Greek YAney--ihs ss1-
tit,d t..rzninns Of the Chesapeake and Uhis RAil-
rad IN lots 20 suit pnrchSsers, 81 The bad q
navigation on the Kkn1zka River 1nDedi-
atAly adjacent 10 tiiB magnificent f1rIn Il VEN
q tx 6ness sp,int reAl lased for smelling with
This uertaiAly 10 ilse best spot anywhere 70 in
vesi uloney, both for is fertility and groI1g
pr0snlsA. II hSs tie AA2iti0aAl advantage q BE-
Ing the pr0posea SITE Of court boose tswR Of a
nS= oo1nty, DgW ecntSD plaeec- The sAt prop
cry b equal n not superior, % any N The Ma
nawhA ssliDes The fnrni1g hands unsurpassed
In tAe voEiA Rus grEss vel ST fhe tim
beEe<flzses Nlss unsurpassed and very acocssi-
We % nilroaa and river
The Iands Dentiuoed herein BE above and Aa-
yOiriss Scarfy Crsek- near the Eo1th q Goal
River, af Burs.SR springs salt furnace. and ~
the feet Of Lecf('rcek Seaa1s, and ~ variogs
r,riues a the river and r4ilr0SA Is seea ky RI.
100 10 Captain Swan . title mas q Kama h
YsD-y Al Thomas L. Brouns lsz 0sbcsS No. IS
ISAeriy ssy<.es New York city. ~ Mr.. J. W
R.Dk,lrAa. E,chanapd Va. ~ this once, or by
rtFe-rnre 30 MaSsr RSshAra LAidiry, Charasst1n
= " ess virginia MATs. plAss, A. can Be s-sss
ten days kssore day 81 sale 50 tae once q Gap
tGls John s Swami, Charleston, Mest rsInla
40 f0r ssle. otbcT tr8cSs cf deerAo4e lana
kiuiIar9y situated on said river and rzAroaa,
Z ITzxs tssy and made known on eay Of sAAe-
: izai-eod& 10 .".
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BY X. PATTON,

Zeal Estate Rreke- and AneiiooeeT. Nc 81
JsfersOu street. Louisville Ky.
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That Disturbance

b0t Dtnturo1nCc
On the street cars, which was said to
have taken place between one OF the
conductors and negro, in South Wheel
ing. on Sunday evening last, was simply
little friendly scufie, without any in
tation or ill-feeling on the part Of eth
er the negro or the young man said to
have been kicked and injured by him.
Mr.. Charles Lutz, the conductor In ques-
ton, is lying at the residence Of MI
Sweitzer, on Market street, quite IL,
but SAYS that be received no injury
from the negro whatever, and does not
propose having any legal investigation
of the matter, for there is no csRss Of
suit involved. His illness originated
from being exposed too much to the wet
weather.
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The ceuveutisn.

Delegates to tie State Convention,
and Other persons visiting our city this
week. should come determined TO make
their wives and daughters happy upon
their return home. All who desire to
do this VIII 60 to oxtOby & Duffelds
ievelry store, 103 Main street, and Pur-
chase hne watch, sett Of jewelry, or
a Grover & Baker sewing machine
Over two hundred Of these machines
are now in use in Wheeling and Ohio
county, and every one gives satisfae-
ton Every machine is warranted for
three years. -i--iit
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The Rev. ID. w. Fisher,

OF the First PresbyteriaI Church Of
this city, and his family, during the past
two or three weeks, have been the re-
eipisnts of nasy valuable gifts Most
of them have been presented in such 8
private way as to forbid any public &C
kDowledgment. However, it is proper
to say, that on Monday evening Of this
week, at the annual congregational
meeting, BY vote, be was presented with
the sum of 500. AL these gifts are sp-
preeiated highly, both for their intrin-
sic worth and for the feeling which they
Indicate --
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MISCELLANEOUS.
University of Virginia.

nyHE NEXT SESSION or THIS NSTTTU
Il ten VII begin On TIE hzst day ef octsser
lsE7. 1ad end % the ThErSaAy Freoed1ng the
10 Is SSmirsed as = ssusent. tAs zePaicans
mast be sixteen years Of age Tbsre - no pre-
scgibsd slrrrviG1a Of stadiesin lis iastifEtion-
Every sr16enf nav sslec1 the schoolsbe VII A.
tend, but IN the AeSEeHis Department be Ensi
attend Al least thres, nnlsss ~ leave q the
Faculty he be Allowed 70 atteod less thA1 thrce-
TIE method Cf inStrarssoa l. BY lectzres and
Textbooks. sooozpa1ied ~ daily eIzniAzn0aA
The CaITs1slSy u divided into three depart
meats;
wn- Z Peters, A. n PrS[ oE Latin
3. 1. 6lds-slesve, Ph- d PrOf q Greek.
n Sohsls De We're LID PrSE e MOasr1
q. s TszAbls, A. u, Prof. az iIA.A.,.a,;os,.
LeOPe2 J. BOeok AdJet- PrOr q APPnsa
Fra1eis Z, saiEA, A, II, PBsG q SAtaal
s. NSESiE. A. n PruE e Chssaist-y.
.yIa Is appointed Sept. stk.l PrOt 81 TecAnOi.
or md A ErcCitzrzl Silence. @ p
y. q. NcGuEsy, D.n. LID, Prof Of NSzAl
Gso. fTSi HelaasS LID. hrOE Of EiAory,
Lite-atEre AID R5stOrie-
-.- III. Law.
John B Ansr, LID, ProL If cOaaOa And
s o, S9atkan, Prof Of cOastisu+:Oa., ana In
pe-ratiOnAl Law, Nerozar1ls Law and Equity
HI. Medical. 81
90 be APpOin,sdSePt ca PrOl- Of MSa'cins
J. L Csbsn, n D, Pref 81 PAysOl0g and
J, $ bsyis n D. PEOt q AansOay AID Ma
terra MedicA-
8 Naurtn n n Of Cbeafstg-g and
PhArmEcy p - ~
J. Z ChAsOo1S-. n. D.. DenOnstzAsar q
Anatomy
The aCEreEate expenses o. the Staae1t, for the
sessiOa q nine months, exclusive q teri koSks.
elOIhiBg and pocket mOosy, VII Be AbOzi - 3D.
lows:
!. For the AeSdsaie Stadsat, attending
three Professors. $50
II FOr the Law Sla6ent, Sitebding TIE fan
eoarse % Law. SSSS
Ill For the Medical St0aSaL Attan2inE the
fun Medical oOarse, St9a
OF these sRnS respectively, az, 80 and
ses0 viii Be required n advznoe and ths balance
in the progrrss 81 the ssssi01L
For Catalogues giving details a the O-CAntHA-
ton Of the scbSOis plan ~ instrDet Oa, eTpensas
&c address Wa WerfenhAkeF, Secretary OF
& MACPIy, ChAirhAn 81 the fAccfty
jHlyI3 p. O. CEiycrsitY Of Va
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0bstrnctioa-

The train on the Hsmpfeld railroad
met with an obstruction yesterday morn
ing, a short distance east of the tunnel.
4 quantity OF earth and sandstone had
fallen on the track dnring the night,
and had not yet been removed when
the train came along, which was warn
ed of the danger and checked up. A
force Of hands was set TO work aud the
track soon cleared of the impeachment,
when the iron horse resumed its
journey and the train arrived in safety
without any further hindrance.
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Crowded a ~ H'5- '--
The hOtsls were all flled mp last
nigh. with delegates who have CONS
here to attend the Demoezatic State
Convention which assemblies in this
city to-day. A grand, old-fsshiOned
Demoersfie meeting will be held at
Washington Hal this evening, TO which
tbe ladies are invited, and seats Will be
reserved for their accommodation. Tsrn
ont fellow Democrats and
g 49, Let the velkia nnE,r-
with hosts Of freeHsn marching on *
victory m opposition to
arthur, West yirgiria's present King
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On q strike

On q Strike
The coopers engaged in manufsctur-
ing nail kegs were out on strike last
Monday. They received notice on Sat
urday that reduction Of one cent per
key would be made on and after Monday,
the sixth of January, and determined
not TO work fer the reduced wages.
They stuck oct one day, held . eensnlta-
ton, and concluded that IT was better
70 work for little less than to remain
idle and earn nothing, and consequent
" went 10 work again yesterday.
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Farms and Coal Land for
Sale.

WISH TO SELL Ny LAND MAR
i Wheeling on CAldEells Run II includes
the Dairy Farm occupied by Charles tiSasr'
With n adjoining pArosl pAstured By > Bss-
nan Aaa also In Yarn On the hill on vhnh
fred Lecbel. wm. Miller and Others i've On
this mart are four Dwelling Houses two Or
ehAra. Of grated fruit and young Vineyard
81 Efns or ten sorus-plAnted principally with
CstAvhA and Concord, with a few DelAwAres
and other vArleties About l20 acres o. the
Hiu Barn j. arst class Coal Land
Twill sell in separate parcels OF otherwise II
BOT s-on sold. the Whey ard, with = comfortable
dwelling vii bs fOF re3t
AZ Hl.R y JA(Oh
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.r.;,~s STATE. Ceur.

IAttea stntes toef~
A session of the United States Court,
his Honor Judge jackson presiding, was
held in the court room at the Custom
house yesterday, when the following
cases came up and we're set for bearing
As follows
William A. James, indicted for open
ing United States mail, was set for
trial Thursday next 81
William Orr, indicted far felony, was
set for to-day. IL 80 '---
Frederick Ziegler, indicted for MS
demeanor, was, on motion of counsel for
defense, continued until Friday morning
uext ..---.. hnE
Charles Hanke and wife, indicted for
nisdemeanor, S1s set for to-day. 49,
Samuel Mclean re. Isaac Scott and
Others, for debt, was set for to-day.
The Cont then sdiourDed until thu
morning at 10 o'clock.
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Burned.

Two sons of Mr.. A. S. Trowbridge were
badly burned on Saturday last by the
explosion of some gunpowder, which
they had in bottle and were handling
rather earelessly. one Of the little fel-
lows was burned quite severely bnt not
dangerously. The other escaped with
less injury.
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That Theft Again.

Up to the present time we have not
heard of the property being returned
that was taken from tie residence OF
Mrs. Trimble on last Christmas day
We learn that among the articles taken
was a small pair Of scales We hope
the contemplate thief may use them
10 weigh himself, feeling perfectly sat
isfied that he will find himself wanting
not in low, dirty meanness, but in
common deeeney.
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Rspairiux ana elearIax Vps

Street Commissioner Clark was en-
gagged yesterday morning in repairing
two or three dispidated sewers on
Fulton street, and cleaning the mud on
in several places where horses had TO
swim to get through. In the afternoon
q force Of hands was put TO work
cleaning of the crossings in North
Wheeling. We are informed that an
effort viii be made to-day 90 get one
coat of Bire of Main street, which, if
successful, viii be . eommendsble i'm
provement, as that thoroughfare, In the
vicinity of the Merchants Block Of
new buildings, resembles swamp more
than n street.
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.rn.Cr &. s.,ii rhey csue.,

For Boeking'e .Unriyaiied Baking
Powder. New customers are added to
the list, and the old ones come more
frequently than ever. One trial Is al
that is required to satisfy any one OF
its superiority over all other Baking
Powders. Sold by the proprietor, Z.
Booking, No. Odd Fellows Hall,
Booking & Miller, corner First and
Chapline streets, Centre Wheeling, and
by grocers generally.
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WHOLESALE GRocERs.

MAXWELL 6 TINGLE,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS.
AND UEALKEs n
FLOUR, BACON, LARD, &c.
& MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, W. VA.
In ADDITION TO our stock On hand We arc 10
osiTinK LARGE STOCK Of gOOds bo1ghf 0E
Tor cssA Which ne are determined shall 20 Cuf
% the trade a. close Erosts- We esPeoaly
Etock Hna get our prices bef5re purchasing etse
wksre MAXWELL 4 TlAGLk
"OUR
- ~ OTis.ltAl Spring whsat choice
Zoe HAnilt0a Panty Winter
loo - LEGAL TeBdeC
iSS :. Po6acfss Id White ".
For ssle By MAXWELL L JINGLE
I I0Ohaes sfzi14ly essO;os Bio. sra .s.
!. tscJ for sale.
MAXWELL 4 TNGLR
So 80, ebaioe P. z suezr. 20. o.
10 90 Gaia do; L s;ITs H5S ,I STE1yIhE'
DEFINED SUGAR
n s Ibis STANDARD CT, pOE 4 and grAa a
l. do A. & Coffee S1Ears
s DO. TX c c. Q. 1eilov a.
MAXWELL 4 TISGLES
y - s6ls. B-une's bass Golden Syrup.
IS DO Monumental Do
IS hi Eoi6en de-
pkeCs do. d.
10 bhlA New York do. For sAls
BIZ MAXWELL TINGLE
i6hif eh. choice C. P. Tea
10 do. do. 7. q do.
Is do medium grades c. ?. AID I 4
10 DO. oolOagS tgr sale; -r,-,,,
TOBACCO.. WESTERN.
- boxes Niagara Ies- black
= eAddies do los and Navy IS
6boIes RusselTs ias blsck,
10 bOIes EHesAHtus les blAek
- Highland Chisftair = black.
= Mermaid navy =
90 Pine Apple Navy Il
OLD VIRGINIA
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs
10 Curosify la
10, Twin Il Dorado sofi pressed i,
Bright Twist
10 Miler'g Fine Twist
10 DiSdem Soft Pressed "a
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bblS ? G. cut Aad dry,
10 hall bbls 2. 6. cut and dry.
10 kegs MeKeAn's IWisi, for sale.
MAXWELL Il TINGLR
CAROLINA RICE
" = tierUes prime new Carolina Rioe.
MAXWELL TINGLR
DROYlsI0Ns.-
III Bacon, Hams shoulders and S6es, Bah
Meats. Dressed Hogs, PRIME Leaf Lard, kc-
MAXWELL 4 TISGLR
SALT.
NE KEEP A SUPPLY OF hUSKISGCM
w River SsiI q ~ good quality a. Otio
river MAXWELL TLAGLE.
~ JJJ kegs assorted sizes nails. best br41ds
a. MAXWELL 4 TLNSLRS.
EaShnE. L. Ho"hUPV Cheese
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Dividend.

u'HE CITIZENS FIEE- NAELSE AND
i LIE Insurance Company, G! Wheeling
have This dXy declared dividend o. I've per
stzt. On the capital stock Of tie company. psya-
be 70 The tOcfh0ldsTs OF their legal Teprssen-
tsiives On demand free Of niiAd States tax
Wv. SERIyEE SECRETARY.
January J. lisa JAW
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Vorfh CnrOIina m

10 Tiercss prime quality IN store, and
for sale bv n. REILLY.
degs
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few PaveDenr

New PaveDent-
We noticed yesterday that new pave
ment was being laid on John strees op-
pcsite the Custom House. This Is q
good Improvement, and We hope the ex-
ample viii be followed in other portions
of the city where the sidewalks are IN
need of repairs.
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
wEKKINs. De-. II 1851.

TINE ANNUAL MEETING eF TEE STOCK
i hOlaers Of this R&nk fer The electisr Of nIne
a. Directors 70 SERVE the ensuing yeGr, uin BE
hsld si the banking house On Tuesday, the 18th
day Of ia. aary, lssi, bs;Essa The hours Of 10 n
Al andsf s BRADY.
I-.1s - CsshSsr
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NOTICE.

ODRgRT HAS THIS cay BEEN AID
I. nirted a. = member Sf oar ERA Nc
change in The name Of The trIa-
LACGHLIS, SMITH 4 90.
Jsnuaryl laSs. If
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Building ASsocia-
ton.

CT0 & X III O 4. ID II X OF THk
- American BaildiRg Association vii take
notice that the frsi annual meeting for The
election Of otSoers vii be held al the Municipal
Court room under the Ccurt Ho1Se. on Mon
dsy evening January 18th lSes. ~ O'Clock p.
~. EntrEbce fces 81 twenty nre eS5l cents per
share and the first iDstAllmtnt Of weekly dnss
Jtvestv.tve eeDts Pc share viii be collected ~
that meeting and Dew subscriptions VIII then
Ne received
By order Of the Association
CHAS v. CONNER Secretary pro ten.
falf
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
C.pIr.I Paid In. ....-.........s.es 900

THIS BANK SUCCEEDS To THE
i busiDess q the -Msrchaatsf and heehAlsos
RAak q wheeiinE.- IL h . Ds&g1utsA DspI.i
tory and ThEaniA Arnnt q ths cniis1 States
and u prepared . Do legitimate HAskthg has
neaa-
PEnEDry1-EoBxKT cRANGLKg
DGAs-TUKS--TbOnas sWnS1sJ, l. y DsisplA2s.
JaA G. AEsesOa, J0kn BosslDn Jsoeb Bsryrs. A
Alien HSEsn. J. Sslsos yEsos James DAlssil-
jAaI7Iy 4 BRADY. CsalSsr.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

7 HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE THAT
i ! will not pay any debts CONTRACTED By n J
wife MARY Hrrvey. who left NY bed and board
10 HENRY EERVBT.
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Election NOTICE..

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i hoISer- Of the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridre Company viii ~ hrld n the oibce q the
company OF MONDAY. the 18th day Of January,
IsSs between the b0urs o. ri and o'clock p
N for The election Of nine managers 20 serve
daring the ensuing rear.
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FOR REYT.

T&NHR WARE HOUSE on THE WEST SIDE
i q Main street a present ooe1Pied ey
Nessrs Cr.1Ele, DAlzel Co. Possession
gwen - TIE Let .! April next Inquire q
THOS. HCGHES,
Ne 4 sor. MO8rOs Sud Water Sts.
January ] lSts--lrn
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NOTICE.

gsrin. Leased the above E-sr.ty 81 J. Reid
A Co 10 = term 81 years we trust by stnet
and careful attention - business, 70 ueTIi tce
ht.srsl IstrOuA.s bestowed GyOn the lAte nrTn
"a KTNGHOEN BROWN.