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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-10
ByA. C. Pnlliam. Auctioneer,
corner Of Main and Fourteenth stree

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
= BILE RE IL ESTATE, IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHFSTER.--Ey virtue Of n decree Of the
Circuit Court Of the county Of Chesterfield. Va.
at the November term. 1868 in the suit of Wake
and wife against D. G. Winfree's heirs, will sell
at public auction. on the premises. at O'Clock Z.
1884, that very valuable LOT and IMPROVE
MENTS thereon, located on the corner Of Balm
bridge and Tenth streets, Manchester, Va, 'front.'
ing 80 feet on Bainbridge street and running back
1e5 feet. ....-.-.---.
TEPMs: One-third cash ; balance at sixty days
and four months. negotiable notes, interest added
title retained until payments are made.
VIM. hMBERS. Commissioner.
Sale conducted by 4. &. PULL1AM Auctioneer.
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WT0RTHY OF ATTENTION.
No longer IN excuse for not
SURFING YOUR LIFE,
woen 1t is nov placed within the reach OF all
by the
SMALL AMOUNT OF PREMIUM
charged by the
MUTUAL
BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSOCIATION,
composed OF our own citizens
STRICTLY 4 HOME INSTITUTION.
FATHERS. AND MOTHERS
VINO have others dependent on them should
maze 1t
SACRED Duty
to insure at ONCE in this company.
OFFICE CyR.yER MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS.
T. z. STARKE, General Agent.
j. A. EEIvIS. President. dc4
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By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
HANDSOME BRICK TEN EMENT, ON
IL MAYO STREET ADJOINING THE
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-Will he sold at auction, on the premises.
on TUESDAY the 10Th of December. 1888. at q
O'Clock P. NJ. that very desirable BRICK TENE-
MEST 1ncated as above. now In the occupancy of
Mr. II. Whitlock at an ANIMAL rent Of 1900. 1t has
ample accommodations for large family, and Is
now IN first-rate order
TERMS: One-third cash: balance ut four and
eight months for reuotiablc notes, interest added,
secuTcdby trust deed.
y de 10 W. GODDTN, AuctiOneer.
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wAYIMOaDs.
FAIL AND WINTER ARRANGgME,

EALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
IT, TO THE EORTH EAST AID wKBT VIA
81 f2r TE s1of hNS5Tb HAsp5 AsR WEE
SSTHh5sSr k44RHbssa2ARr SSA5hahbx1Ea T
ne CHAIRS ON All TRAIH s.GTffs
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are NOW IN m
rom the depot corner BYEp AND EIsH71
'E Ths BAY : T 1G5IsSS MAIL TRAIN a,,.
Richmond daily 81 1:l5 A. ID, arriving In WasS.
mgt0n ut sas 2, n, connecting With the early N.
erneon axprsas trsins for the North, Ea1t and
Tn" The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIH VII,
elegant cars with the neT patent sleeping chair
I'd at sis r. "a. arriving In Washington At n.
a. NJ, CONNECTING With the esrly morning train,
for the North, East, and West,
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Yrit@JSs.
md III nay a:ntious leaves depot, corner bod
md Eighth ssrests, 1t $50 2 NJ Returning arrives
THROUGH Tickets and rHRousg yas-
SAGE CHECKS TO 81 priacipel points,
For isrtass int2rm ma ana throaga tickets ap
Eighth streets, shockoe Hin and at the ticH aa
ONCE eGEnfr syTS rrS Eistn s:ssss
sAAUEL RUTH. superintendent, de-,
YKTINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD.-O0
and after WEDNESDAY the I'd december the
Trains over this road will be run follows
Leave Richmond AT A. II. and a:3s =. ~
Leave Petersburg a. 9:!5 4. IL. and $50 2 NJ
ACCOMMODATION TRAla, With pagsenrey
car attached, will leave Richmond daily IT lat ,
n: aud Petersburg daily a. $40 A. u. tsuHtays
The -. u. train will not leave Richmond on suu.
days. and the $50 p ID. train will not leave Peters-
Pss Sc a for Norfolk will take the smpx
train, running through daily. 49,
Fare to Norfolk, -. Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
will leave Clover Hill at 7 A. NJ, and returning.
leave Richmond at $40 Z. ". on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays. Z. II. GILL,
de Engineer and Superintendent
DICHMOND AND DANViLLE RAIL-
AZ Z a D-WINTER SCHEDULE Ou and
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains on this
road will run as follows:
acIEG WXsT.-Thrnugh Mail Train.-Leayes
Richmond daily at $50 4. NJ; leaves DanYilie
the scu.hide road Tor FarEf LyncSSafs T sas
all staLtonl on the Virginia &ni Tegr.s,-et ran.
.oac, Knoxville, nashville Memphis, &c, Tenn.
Louisville, Columbus, &C.. HY.; tiGglsvc ;)4.
Eat9r &C, &tG. LGTll.h, Grand Junction. EicIs-
pug Ac,, Ass Ae57 ITeSn3, &C, a.u ~ ,+rcus.
borG WITH North Caroiiua railroad .or ChA.otte.
Columbia Cn4ElesgoD, August eayahGah I4con
Columbus, Atlanta, &C.. GA. {; MONTGOMERY 10.
bile, New Orleans, &c.
GcIHG EAsT.-ThroEgh hal Tra!n.-Leayey
Greensboro daily St $50 A. Ii. leaves Dsnvillt
daily st s4s a. II. connects AZ Burkeville with the
5suthside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&c.
Through tickets can be procured At the ticke
olices IN Richmond and DanVille 10 all important
points South and Southwest, sEd at Greensboro
and Danviile to 81 points North, East aud Eest-
THOMAS DUDkhEGD
noe IupeTir'npE.rf
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BY Grubhs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
A LARGE NUMBER OF HANDSOME

A LARGE NUMBER OF HANDSOME
n Bu1LDIsG LOTS, II THE PLAN nm ,9 OF
GEILsToN. NEAR BUCHANAN s Sfh Is = y
AUCTION, UPON THE PREMISES, THURS
DAY, loTH DECEMBER, At a. O'CLOCK T. N;
The lots tn be sold front on Clay. Marshaii; anu
other streets st beyond and near to the residence
of Mr. #. j. Euker. and embrace some or me ell
gible and desirable building sites In that rapidly
improving neighhorhnod. ....- -. .,,,,
1hey win be laid of to suit the views of bidders
and the sale will afford good opportunity 20 Sc
cure building lots or to make profitable invest
ment. = 49,,
. TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at !, s, and
IL months, with interest.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMs,
da7 kuctioneers.
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DENTAL NOTICE-REDUCTIONg 80
~ IN THE PRICE OF ARTlFlCIALS n4{Y
TEETH. The undersigned viii insert FULL Up
PER or LOWER SETS OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH for TWENTY to THIRTY DOL LARS
4 SET Old gold sets will be taken In exchange
for new sets on vulcanlte at sInaA aGaloisi
charge.
ONCE and residence e25 Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets.
l2-3m JOHN NAHUM
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STOVES, r'sNWAwE, &c.

A HOME AGAiN.-Thanktul 70 our
"A friends and the public for the. very Nee
tronage heretofore bestowed en- rs we TSsFnD
ind the that II our present STAND 40. e"O of
STOVES G.ATES, TlSWAlss, HnnS.. = . "
SISHING GOODS. RASGEA FURNAsInJJ
~ any hou, e in the CITY. MOUSTtastLa,
aSs Wv DIVA"
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AyIGEgsbn GALES.
~~~-~~-~1--~~-I 49, = :
$50 gf THIS DAT.

,st..,,, IL THIS DAY. rth'
By Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BAR FIX
tTURE-, &C.. AT AUCTION.-THIS DAY
at 10 o'clock we viii sell at the restaurant Of Mau-
rice dennis near the Central depot, all OF his
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF
BUREAUS. WAsHSTANDS, s"'
BEDSTEADS. FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES
HOLSTERS. PILLOWS. SAFES &c.
"A enc MAHOGANY EXTENSION TAB d. {,
eighteen feet long:
BAR FIXTURES, consisting OF the usual
variety;
The UNEXPIRED LEASE of PREMISES.
--s- ALSO,
- COOK 4 LAUGHT0N,
de IN Auct'oneers.
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vrrTURF DAY.
By P. Bowman, Auc.ioneer.
r Asst CATALOGUE SALE
H OF THE SEASON.
on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10TH,

on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10TH,
CoMMEgc tNG AT 10 O'CLOCK,
I win sell by catalogue n very large and desirable
line of MERCHAN DI5E, comprising in part a
general assortment of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS OF various
DoMFSTICS. consisting OF sheetlngs, Ticks,
PTrs Fa Fla MsN rssG FItR &s aoons
embracing Hosiery in variety, Gloves and
Gauntlets, White and Colored Handkerchiefs
UndershIrts and Drawers ~ R .2rmS &c ir,,,
gsSs snS p CLOTHS
large 2 2arjet7 Of FL DRFss aGoDs consisting OF
Poplins, English and French Merinos, De-
A full line Of LADIES, and MISSES HATs-new
winter STYLES in felt and velvet Of various
colors and patterns
ALSO,
500 cases BOOTS. SHOES, and BALMORALs.
consigned directly from the eastern manufac-
t,lrers, for Mems aides. Misses. and Chill
dren's wear--in various sizes and styles
large and attractive line Of RE! DY-MADE
CLOTHING embracing Mems Garments in
regular assortments and in great variety.
The a'tentIon Of buyers is earnestly requested to
the above D-ima lot OF goods, rs this VIII posi-
lively be the last sale Of the season. The goods
are all fresh and seasonab'e and will be sold with
out reserve in lots to suit purchasers. A.
and under $500. sixty days: over that amount,
ninety days. credit for approved endorsed notes.
REFRESHMENTS SERVED ON DAYo SALE.
de 10 ucti"ne and Commission Merchant.
-a BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
.m 1889 Main street.
VALUABLE TWO-sTORY FRAMED
v COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ON THE EAST
STE UNI0S sThTioN ca GHHR Z F + SALE
ATRUCTIjN.-Will be sold at public auction, on
the premises on MONDAY the l4ih day of Derem-
C0TT&GE RES1DkNCE heated cate as described Iit
containing four rooms :. kitchen, &c.
The 10: fronts twenty feet seven and a half
Inches, running back depth OF one hundred and
thirty-two feet.
TERMS: At sale. LYME BROTHER,
dc 10 Auctionc"rs.
BY Regnault & Co., Auctoneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL HOr-ROUSE PLANTS. FLOW FRS,
rHEIBBEERI. TOYS; FANCY ARTICLES,
DAY, 18th instant we will sell by auction ut our
store, commencing at 10 O'Clock, the largest vare-
ty of
FLOWERS. and
SHRU8BERY.
ever offered at public sale in this city, embracing
many Of the rarest and choicest to he found. They
are now ready for exhibition. and we invite the
particular attention of the ladies to an examna-
ton.
CHRISTMAS TOYS, FANCY GOODS &C.
Immediately after the sale of Flowers, we viii
sell fine assortment OF
Toys,
FANCY GOODS &C.
suitable for Christmas presents, to be followed by
sale OF most excellent
CARPETS
COOEING, PARLOR, AND OFFICE
-..s STOVES, &C.
Sale peremptory. REGSAULT& co,
de 1o-3t AuctiOneers.
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DENTISTRY.

x GORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST, 80
NJ deyotes special attention to the pre- ScT1U
servation of the NATURAL TEETH also in
eerts ARTIFICIAL ONES UPON GOLD Ok
VULCANITG in superior style, and at prices as
low as the same quality OF work can be procured
elsewhere Old gold plate taken in exchange.
Extracting teeth, 81.
Office No. 723 MAIN STREET, live doors above
Snnfsyyood Hotel Richmond Va. Oc 2l-sm
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yNTANTED.-An experienced middle
rron professors of the University Of Virginia and
former patrons, desires u sCHOOL. He teaches
English French German. Spanish. EnRlo-Sa1on,
Latin, Greek, Bookkeeping and Mathematics.
Address, giving references and terms. B. H.,
n0''N0o' Hicksford,
,os nv UbcswI,n Grtcnsvile, Va,
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT, on Monday night, on Main, Ninth,
4 4 or Br- ad Streets between the Spotswo0d ho-
ri and the 4 baatre LADY,S FUK IIPPET
bow-snaped. he finder will be suitably rewarded
ov inquiring for Mrs. BAKER, at the sPntswo Il
Hotel ue ISL
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
ZEAL EsTATE AGENTS..

TE7HOMASC. BAYTOP, LAND AGENT, Glou-
& cester county Va, has now In his hands for
sale EIRTY FIRMS or various sizes. situated
uron York Ware, North, and Severn rivers. One
place of nine hundred acres cleared land for rent.
Good houses and fences. Persons wishing to buy
or rent viii call The subscriber ut CappIhoSlc,
on York river, address through postofice tlou-
cester Courthouse, Va no So-lm
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* E. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in -
HJs serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL ~IiIH
TEETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per-
feet d. and durability warranted. Call and see
specimens of the work.
Particular attention devoted to Elling and pre-
serving the teeth. ss..#
Teeth xtrncted without pain.
Dental Rooms, s02 Broad street. DC 10
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=. BOWMAN,
de 10 Aucticneer and Commis siou Merchant
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REFRESHMENTS SERVED ON DAY OF SALE.
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CTRIKE AT ONCE FOR
~ STRIKE AT ONCE FOR
STRIKE AT ONCE FOE
STRIKE AT ONCE FOR
STRIKE AT ONCE FOR
BALDW[N'S.
BkLDWIN'S.
BALDW1S'S.
BALDWJN'S.
BALDWIN'S,
ALL KINDS OF
ALL KINDS OF
Al L KINDS OF
ALL KINDS OF
ALL KINDS OF
CLOTH:
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTtiISG
GOING OFF WITH A RUSH,
GOING OFF WITH A RUSH,
GOING OFF WITH A RUSH,
GOING OFF WITH A RUSH,
GOING OFF Wit a RUSH.
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
ida 81
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FslR RENT.


VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY G
FOR RENT4.we will on the isrn "a "a, y , ma
OF DECEMBER. 1885. rent FOR one year the p no
rertY in the town OF ooeinsson. known as the
m TSe main hotei and ali the ou..honses and sta
This house has done the for the last fort1 ny
years aud must, from It's IocaiLs, oinr Snsiness
So The cntrast%rs a and Ssnef railroad keep
house flied during the winter, anu ' i ~
travel during the summer m mon. JORDAN.
W. SksEN, ="
- Executors Of Robert Skeen.
NOR RENT. SIX ROOMS, besides "A
II h.tb-room. water closet, &c, over the ksX
store Of gGhn and sixth s,rnetsaii nice snd new.
70 a rcpteeI family the rent will be moderate.
'S Ss @st AZ once Apply J. i. APPERsoN.
TOR RENT, the beautiful and extern ca
stve sUsuRB*N RESIDENCE known BE
tsch, d aad W. II encloaed located on the River
road in Chcs,erGe'd county. about one mile from
Nayo,s bridge. If not rented by tie gota instant M
&c Win then be rented at public auction, on the
premaes' ior Inc ensuing y q. &. PULr1aM
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
southwest corner of Main and Fourteeh'h streets.
de s-eodt2npec
TTNWO DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-Ns
DENCES FOR RFNT--one on the cor kaA
ner of Second and Marshall now In the occupancy
of Mr. David Anderson, and possession given the
l7,h Of this month the other at the corner or Mar
shall and Adams in thorough repair, with staD!cs
and II necessary out-hnidings. For terms, &c.'
which are reduced, apply 20 ropru.M
de s-eod2w corner Of Second and Marsha.I.
E;oR RENT, NEW F A M y D.
II DWELLING on Eiehth street Ma9ches;MM
ter lust above the shops Of the Richmond ana Dan,
vile Railroad Company. It has five 70 ms "a
Kitchen and large LOT attached. Ifnot previously
rented privately 1t win be rented at a % on
p. NJ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Do a IN 70 n ~ f6 Auctiouecrs.
TCE-HOUSE FOR RENT offer for@
4 rent the well-known ICE HOUSE on LON Ee&
bard street Petersburg. This house was built e1,
nressly FOR the purpose to which IL has long been
devoted and has no perior In the southern states.
It has long enjoyed the large patronage OF any
ice-house In the city. Possession given January
LIST. For terms, &c. apply to
de Inn HENRY DAVIS, Petersburg Va.
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TERMS AN sums under 300. cash: over 800
and under $780, sixty days: over that amount,
ninety days credit for approved endorsed notes.
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WTANTED, Immediately, o MIDDLE
w AGED WOMAN, without incumbrance, 10
take charge OF All infant: cOlored preferred. APP
plv at No IT, corner Of Sixth and Franklin streets.
ia s-3tS
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WANTS.

WANTED, o purchaser for that snug
w RESIDENCE No. 7l9 Clay street, west Of
Brook avenue. Five good rooms, two-story kitchen,
well oj water. garden with fruits. House in tip
top repair. Size Of lot. 30 by l55 feet. A great
bargain may be had II immediate application be
ma lie m The premises, where The building can be
fnspcct.d. de i0-itt
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WTANTED, A LADY TO TAKECHARGE
wv OF A FEMALE SCHOOL, Ii tower fifteen
ia number. To teach English. French, and Music.
Those applying will give reference ana terms.
Nv residence five miles from Richmond. Com
mence 10th January, 1859 Applyto
de at j. g. L. box $50 Richmond postofiice.
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The a'tentou Of buyers is earnestly requested to
the above pine lot Of goods, rs this will posi-
lively be the last sale Of the season. The goods
all fresh and seasonab'e, and will be sold with
out reserve In lots to suit purchasers.
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TIDES WANTED.-Highest cash prices
/ paid for DRY or GREEN HIDES BY
- HULST IL KING.
Office OF Manchester Tannery, l.22 Main street,
Richmond. r... no ~
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WTANTED.-Iw wish to employ WHITE
w WOMAN TO wait in the house who Is well
qualified end one who come well recon-
nendcd will find n good home and ut good wages.
Applyto a. 3 LEE.
do at Third and Fourth.
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DOARDERS WANTED.-Mrs. RElNS,
y corner of Main and Sixth streets. No. sol.
has several BARGF. PLEA SAINT ROOMS that
She " ould be glad to have occupied by FA MILES
or OTHERS Also TRANSIENT and DAY
BOARDERS accommodated Terms very MOLE
r,ta S-2th
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WANTED, a situation as TEACHER,
w either rs assistant in some school in this
city or To take charge Of some neiEhb Jrh0od
school He Is graduate in Latin, Greek Nathe-
mates aud Moral, Natural and Intellectual Sci
cnces Reference given ard required. Address
Y Y. H., Paineyillc, Amelia Va. de l0-3t*
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A TTENTION! LABORERS.-l want
"A TWENTY-FIVE GOOD TRACK hASDs
~ work ON the Richmond and York River railroad
in King William county. Apply at my woodward,
corner of Adams and Broad streets.
de I-lw II. SADNbFhS.
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National Insurance COMPANY

= ~ WHEELING, WEST va : Y 4
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C1Rcu1T CoURr.-The court met yes
terday morning about ten o'clock.
President E. h. Caldwell, Judge. The
Grand Jury. was charged by the Judge
and after being sworn, retired to their
room and after due elaboration,
brought the following true bills:
Against Godfrey Faatz, for selling and
obscene books and pictures;
against Sydney Shay, for petit larceny;
against Aaron Aiken, for petit larceny.
In the case of Isaac Wolf alas Isaiah
Wolf, for obtaining money under false
pretenses, the prosecuting attorney en-
tered noUe proSequi. John Wilson,
charged with petit larceny, was put
upon trial before a jury, who returned
a verdic. of guilty. The prisoner was
sentenced by the court to imprison-
ment in the county jail for thirty days.
Samuel Heaton, and Alfred Caldwell
appeared in open court, and having
taken upon themselves the prescribed
oaths, were admitted to practice in the
courts ofthe State of West Virginia.
Court adjourned to meet this morn
ing at o'clock.
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RIVER NEws.-The water was still
falling up to last evening-tiver marks
10 feet and inches. Weather bright
and clear, though cool.
The Bsyard passed up for Pittsburgh
yesterday morning. TIE Rebecca left
for ParkersbuIg at IL Am. The Col
den Eagle, with a fair trip, got OF for
Cincinnati yesterday afternoon. The
Kenton and the Camelia passed
up yesterday afternoon. The Grey
Eagle left for Parkersburg last night.
The Kate Putnam passed down yester-
day evening for st. Louis. The Sun
fish and steubenville packets made
their trips as usual. The most notable
arrival of The day, was the cedar shell
OF Walter Brown from Georgetown Pa,
at 8 o'clock, Pm. g..
To-day's Packets: Ingomar for Pitts
burgh at Z a. M; New State for Pitts.
burgh at the same hour; Express for
Parkersburg at IL A. N; Bayard for
Patkersburgat9P . N. TyE
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POLICE Wednesday. Dee. I'd.
Patrick Kenney was arreigned and
tried for indecent exposure of person,
and fined 81 and costs. Committed.
John DeArcy was arraIgned for OBJ.
structing an officer in discharge of his
duty. On the arrest of Kenney, he had
taken officer strobel by the throat and
endeavoFed to effect the release of the
prisoner. He was fined So and sent to
jail for twenty days.
James Giles, for disorderly conduct.
was fned 81 and costs. e4ie;lJ
]. S. Welton was brought up on a
charge of disorderIy conduct, but the
suit was dismissed ut the compliments
cost.
James Williams was put on trial on
a charge of having burglars tools in
his possession. lie was arrested on
Tuesday night in the boat shed of
Messrs. Wilson, Dunlevy G Co. He
was fined $50 and costs and sent to Jail
for thirty days. eE0Fl n q
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CAUGHT AT BAsF.-It seems that there
have been otonly one, outseyeral cases
of then inIthe buildings belonging to
the boat yard OF Messrs, Wilson, Dun
levy & Co., ana ON two or three differ
ent nights. tool chests in the buildings
have been forced open, and saws and
other tools abstracted. On Tuesday
evening, about seven o'clock, the
watchman OF the yard, who was stand
ing near with a friend, heard sound in
the long shed where tho tools and such
other property were kept, and on
their separating and approaching the
shed at each end, nan who waslhrk-
Ing inside attempted to esca pc ffomtthe
building. In his scramble he tumbled
over kettle and was captured. He
gave his name as james Williams, and
on his person large spike nearly n
foot long, was found, fitting exactly
the marks made on the chests in pry-
Ing them open. He WAS lodged In
jail, and tried yesterday morning In
the Police Court, with what result will
Will be seen elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-03

HOLIDAY sreCK.-ohr readers who
are thinking of making purchhseswill
be interested in looking over the now
advertisement of George r. Taylor &
Co., in this mornings paper. They are
now offering at reduced rates a large
stock Of furs, dress goods. silks, gloves,
and in short, large and varied assort-
ment of the best kinds of holiday
goods. Call in and SEQ them. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-03

SRkoiAL MRRr1Ns.-The meeting of
the Young Mems Christian Association
on Monday evening; is said TO have
been one of lhs most Interesting meet.
ings held this year. The attendance
was good and tie members seemed
deeply and thoroughly in earnest.
BnsIness ofimportancs was transacted.
one Item of which was thu election of
D. R. Wolfe, Esq, as Treasurer Tor the
remainder ofthe year. (.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-03

THE HoL1DAxs.-Aferry Christmas
and the holiday season are rapidly ap.
proaching. In-prospeeling for presents
our readers should not fail to call and
see the beautiful display OF fine gold
watches and jewelry at oxtoby q Duf-
fields Jewelry Store, 1os Main street.
Fine watches, handsome iewelry, sets
breast-pihs. sleeve buttons, finger
rings, thimbles, q portmonnaies, q gold
pens and psnclls.. &c, See advertise
ment, and call at ''1Os.Ri', ..ts5il iria,-j