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Ex.Gov. JOE JOHNSON leaves Bridge
pert, Harrison county, to-day for Hele-
ma, Ark, where he expects to reside
during the winter.
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sEInIsfer IVnahhnrnn.

s Hon. +. b. Washburne called upon
Secretary Seward yesterday 10 ascer.
tain the truth in regard 10 certain state
ments recently published relative 10
Washburne, in notprotecting the riehts
OF certain American citizens in Para-
quay, TO which government Mr.. w. Is
our accredited Minister. The State
department. has received no oficiaI
information on the subject, and has NOT
oeen advised of any Americans having
Deen tortured by Lopez. The attention
OF Secretary Seward mas been called 70
these published statements concerninp
A9inister Wash burns conduct, but he
places no condolences In them.-WaSh,
s'9teS chronicle Of 19th.
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SOMETHING new.
=. SOMETHING NEE.
SOMETHING new.
ARGoSY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARG0SY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.

These Collars arc sold everywhere at the
same price as paper goods, and will wear
three times as long. =-
The trade supplied in wheelinG by AUGUs-
TUs PoLL3ck. Manufactured by 8. W. n.
WARD, Rev York. noYl4-lm
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s'ChIIdrcp's Lives saved for 90 cents,
Thousands OF Children die annually OF
Coup. Now Mothers, II you would spend
50 cents, and always have n bottle OF DR..
Tobias Venetian Liuiment in the house,
you never need fear losing your Little one
when attacked with this complaint. Il 4
now q years since have ppt up my I.ini-
ment, and never heard OF child dying of
Group when my Liniment was used; but
hundreds OF cures have been reported 10 me,
and many state II itwere SO per bottle they
would not be without Il. Besides which, Il
Is eeItaln cure for Cuts, Burns Headache,
Toothaehe. So1e Throat, SWenings, Mumps,
Collie. DiarFhea. DysenteEy. spasms, Old
Sores, and Palms in the Limbs, iiBael, and
Chest No ono once tries It who Is ever
wthoutit Is warranted perfectly SAFE TO
take internally. Full directions with every
Sos,Ie; Sold by the Druggists and store
nSeIe's :, IN the United States. Depo 10 Park
- nov1Ss1mddW
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STERLING Silver WARE
FrNE sELECrRo.PLAIEp WARE.

FINE ,ELECTRO.PLATED WARE.
THE GoRHANIM MANUFACTURING CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, b. L, having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware In the
world, with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, az 9
enabled 70 ofIer an unequalled variety OF
new and beautiful designs In Dinner Ser
vices, Tea Services. and every article special
ly adapted, for Holiday and BRIDAL Gifts.
b They Offer also their we'll known md nm
riyalled Nickel Silver EIeotro=Plated Ware.
in which they have introduced new pat
.terosof rare elegance. The Solid silver is
guaranteed Eto'be of sterling Purityby u. g.
Mint assay. The EIeotro-Plate is guaran-
teed to be superior TO the flnest shenield
ware. Orders received from The Trade only,
bat these goods may be obtainei from re-
sponsible dealers eyerywheref ~.
H', slis Marx GsItJ@ ~ E B &:
: ,,s's==-. ss1AA AsI1 F Fisis,
GoRHAM MANUFACTURING Co., {
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ICRIsrADoRoss nam DYE.

10 Art We owe thousand graces;. s. 49,
Improving Nature no disgrace &. - = n !
So. ~ gray hair don't please the eve 7f-sT
Use ORISrADoRosS AEAroHLFSSnyp
CrEstAdOrO,s Hair PreaeEyatiYe.
Striking. astounding. are the Efects ipro.
dueed by Cristadorors Hair PTeseryatiye aud
Beantinsf. ne the hair ever so why. eoafse
and unmRnageable by brush and comb, in
one week this article win render II fsxible,
lustronss and Inclined 70 curl. -
Sold by Druggists. ndapplIed by ali Hair
DresseEs. MRnufactOrytNo.s g Maiden Lane,
Principal Depot No. 8 Astor HOUSE.
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GRINDsToNEs AT THE CAPITAL.-One
very Important merit which Buckhau.
non possesses as candidate for the
Capital, has been wholly overlooked
by Its advocates. and that is the supe-
rfority OF Its grindstone qnarries. We
have made this discovery by reading
the advertisement of Mr.. George s.
Grove in the Aduertiser. Mr.. Grove
gives notice that he has at Fancy Hill,
Middle Fork, mot far from Buckhan-
non) grIndstone quarry, of 1.-THE best
grit In the conntry.1 and will furnish
the article very cheap.
Now ifany one will consider for a
moment how many "axes to grind"
there always are at the State Capital,
the great value of Mr.. Groves quarry
TO the town will be appreciated.
Brother Northcott have you any
RrIndstone quarries around Clarks.
burg7 nnot your cake is dough. Bet
ter go to prospecting at once.
ES.Gov. JOE JOHNSON leaves Bridge
pert, Harrison county, to- day for Hele-
ma, Ark, where he expects to reside
during the winter. - sfE
The PinnakInnick Coal Company. Of
Clarkshnrg, have put into operation the
mines formerly owned by the Clarks.
burg Coal and Iron Company.
TTnE fe6aservqttee says that in The
neighborhood of West Milford ten new
school honses have been put up. Har.
Fisonl county. Notwithstanding hard
times. Is moving onward. Every school
house erected is promise of one whls-
Ky shop closed, and is guaranty OF
future prosperity.
CLARKsBuRo has an anli.pfofaue,
swearing, anti.drinking. and anti=to-
bacco-using society. No doubF she
needsit.
THR Nionndsviile National noting
tho absence of its editor. says he "went
ona duck hunt and has not returned
with his game" That has slight
SAVIOR of matrImony, as this is not very
good weather for any other kind OF
ducks, --r .sz--
Tar Wheeling correspondent of the
Berkeley Union compares our atnos-
Phsrs,to 1.-THE last run of a huge North
Carolina tar-pit. Z, :. Our oxygen here Is
not tho cleanesti but then its not quite
as bad as that, So, -
FIRR Al RAVRsSSwooD.-on- Friday
night of last week, the house Of. M.
Miles Rice, OF Ravenswood, was. de.
stFoSed by IRE, and his httle GIRL. OF
seven years, persisted in the flames.
Mr.. Rice was away from home and his
eldest daughter. LEFT in charge. She
wishing to visit some friends, put the
child to bed and locked up the house,
When discovered. tho nre had N, .,ss,
such progress that rescue W., ves - la.
possible. When the upper fOor ss,, ~.
body OF the child was discovered iv,ns
on the bed, burned 10 4 crisp. Severn
gentlemen Immediately rushed into the
fire and rescued it.
MURDER IN MoReAx CouSrY.-A
few weeks since a citizen Of Morgan
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DURsUANTTo DEGREE OF THE CIR
il cult Court OF Ohio County, entered Ocio-
Der 18th, 1855, L will sell at public auction, at
the Court House of said county, on Saturday,
November 2lsts 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
residence lately occupied by Alfred Caldwell,
Esq, deceased, corner OF Byron and Quincy
streets, East Wheeling. This house contains
u finished rooms, with Npsh-house addt-
llonAl ntteu with large stattonaFy tuh2, hot
and cold hYdFauts eInttying Into each fuU,
There is gas throughout tine entire house, hot
and cold water both mp and down stairs,
new bath. Tub, cooking range in kitchen, a
great convenience, good dTaughts 10 all the
chimneyB, ceilings high, large hallway, cell
lsr. consisting OF three large rooms, making
% rooms In all, Is perfectly dry and very
odious; large stable con tanning carriage
house. hay loit, large feed bin, separate COW
stable. the properly contains one full lot
and one-half, with large and beautiful shade
trees in a location for adWelling-house not
exceilsd. The building WAS IhorouRhly re-
paired painted and prepared At heavy eS-
pense aOont one year ago.
Terms OF sale :-One-th1rd OF the purchase
money, or such further sum as the puIcha-
ser may elect TO pay, In hand; the residue In
Two ual1nstalmentS payable, respr ctlVelS
In nine and eighteen months from the day
OF salewith Interest from that day, the puF.
chaser giving bonds with good security for
me deferred mGtalments. Possession given
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Commissioner.
Law once, Fourth street, next door 10 the
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at the recent term of the Morgan
Court i've indictments were found
for perjury against psfties who had
been in the rebellion and had taken the
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The Berkeley Uaton pays a hand
some compliment to Mr.. Henry NJ.
Cage, OF MartInsburg. recently elected
Assistant Secretary of the Senate.
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SpFfiaI aJptIEes.
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS

z
is one of mercy To suffering humanity. 1t
cannot be too highly estimated, nor too
widely supported. 1t battles against dIsease
in all its varied forms, and rescues the vic
timsof death by thousands every year The
cures 1t has effected in tens Of Thousands of
Ameriean homes, in hospitals, syIums, dis
pepsatorfe and inflrnariesi on sea and land,
and wherever it is introduced, are admitted
toembraee many of the most remarkable on
record. But. whileit Is standard remedy
for a long train Of diseases, 1t IS also the
acme OF perfection as Protective medI-
cine. Itcures permanently and is vitaliz-
ing and strength renewing agent, while on
the other hand 1t is n safe means OF regulat-
ing, reinforcing and protecting the human
physique mona deleterlous Influences, anect-
ing health and life. tits the best tonic, cor
Fectiye and Alternative In use,
Bold every where 80 sFsg
edf DR.S.B. HARTMAN d co.,
Sole PropIietors, L ancaster Pa,
And No. g, Market street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
nOY21.2R r,F- IN
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Cornn1issioner's Sale.
Margaret w9te1s. Guardian. = cs.n.s,,,.
r,s,o,,n Ma. " Saintern- atn1a IN ohaneeEy.

IT,
EstelIa May Waters, etals. -
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
b ed IN the above entitled cause on the
Gay of october, 1865, i shall, on "WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day OF NoYK1GBER- 1868, at ~ o'clock
a. m. proceed 10 sell at the mont door OF The
Court HOuEe Of Ohio county, the following
described real estate. or asufhctency thereof
to pay the debt mentioned in the bill and
proceedings in this case.
First. Lot number thirty.five CS5) in
Zanes' Island addition TO the city OF Wheel
ing, as laid ont by Henry Moore, As Trustee,
&C.
Zanes Island addition TO the city OF Wheel
ing as Laid out By Henry Moore, as Trustee,
Terms OF sale: one-thlrd 60 of the pun
chase money cash, the residue thereof az six
(6) and twelve (lQ months with interest
ironl the day OF sails, (the purchaser having
the privilege OF paying such amount In cash
at the time of purchase as he may wish TO dol
giving notes with good pels1naI security to
secure the payment of the deferred install
mentS, and retaining the title Until the
whole purchase money Is paid.
sWILLIAM II. CALDWELL,
Commissioned
G. La. CRANAIER, Attorney. oc96.SOi
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EasAYa7 Fon X0nna= -

= - = VI = OGiA -. AAAaels
ON the Errorz and Abuses incident to
1onth and Kariy Manhood, with the I'm.
ilisEia view OF treatment and cure. sent by
man frea OF charge. AddreSss HoWERn
ASSQOIATIoN,B Box p. pl,1aaeinhis D
Bep1S-Smd&W ? - 7---t' "a.
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HOnE NEWS.

UNION township, Marshall county,
has now eight COED school houses, and
will soon have two more.
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THE Kanawha Republican labors
through n half column to explain to The
Frankfort CommontCedlth how it was
the Democrats were beaten in this State.
A much briefer and simpler explana.
ton of the fact is, that the Democrats
didh,t have votes enough.
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THE Kanawha Salt Company received
last week n large order for salt from
Cheyenne, Wyoming territory.
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BIG ConM.-Alpheus Sheets raised
this year, ON the "Glen Oak" farm, near
Morgantown, $50 bushels of sound corn
In the ear on 10 acres of ground, which
had previously yielded nothing but
briers and thorn. Nothing like "elbow.
grease" and fertilizers.
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THE Eanawha Journal expresses an
opinion adverse to the bill now before
the Legislature to amend the charter of
the Great Kanawhn Navigation Com
pany. 1t speaks of 1t as a measure de.
signed "to give the control of the river
into the hands of a few persons, p and
to benefit them sat the sacrifice OF the
bona .tide Improvement of the river, and
the Interests of The community
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THE Kanawha Journal figures Ut
Grants majority in IS COMMITTEES, 8, 700.
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List of Letters

- EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
II Post onIce at Wheeling, on Monday,
November %, 1888. 80
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HAoERsrowS AND VALLEY OF y1R.
GINA RAILRoAD.-Thee n0ineeTs ~ me
PennsylVania Central Railroad are now
busy engaged in running an experfrnen-
tai line for railroad from WnlIems.
port, Nd, through Martinsbnrr. to the
Frederick line. near Bunker Hin, and
charter for this road was granted at The
recent session ofIhe West Virginia Leg.
lslature. II is to connect at WilliRms.
port with road being built from that
place to HRRerstoygn. and Is intended "a
a feeder to the great Pennsylvania Cen.
trail. There il but little doubt that a
tion OF the road 10 Winchester, at which
point II Is supposed IL will stretch IT'S
arm Westward, by assisting in the com.
pletion of the Alexandria IIoudoun q
Hampshire road, TO the coal FIELDS OF
HamPshtre.- She pdrdStoten Register.
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Wanted.AA small size glmlet hole.
Foriurther particulars, apply TO Henry
$. Walker OF Wheeling. or johnson N
Camden OF ParkersbuIg.
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Mr.. CoLRAx, on returning home from
Washington few days ago, took occa-
sion TO write a letter denouncing the
scurrilous speech against foreigners,
printed In many Democratic papers
East and West during the canvass, and
said to have been delivered by him in
1854 or 1855. "This same Speech" Mr..
Colfax says in his letter, twas printed
by the Democratic papers OF Indiana a
number OF years ago. and was then at
tributed to Mr.. Wilson, who was a Re-
publican candidate for Congress; hav-
ing been thus used with effect In one
campaIgn,it was revanped In the recent
canvass, with my name attached to it.
II will doubtless be used against some
other Republican candidate hereafter;
and have felt 1t therefore duty to
expose its history and its faisity."
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For memphis & New Orieans-Direer.
- The new a No. steamer AR.
T Lax aKANSAS, Capt. a. II. Shaw,
- (hnving been unnvoidabIy detain.
ed, Will positively leave Wheeling Tor Mem
sphis and New Orleans on Monday, the 23d
Instant, at o'clock p. m. - . u !
For nelght or pAss1ge apply to
II. H. MOSG, Agent.
NJ B. Shippers can depend on this boat
olng through without reshi piping. nOv2I.2t
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9ra @aaas.

==-------
DEAL FALSELY BRoCHE LONG
sAAwLs. finest in the city.
400 Grey Long shawls. with bright borders!
Very Heavy Black Gro. Grain SILKS for
Walking Suits.
More F1RsT-onAss DRESS GOODS
than all the balance of the city combined.
Rich Lyons velvsts and velveteens.
nOvu is. RHODES CO.
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Hon. W. II. Wiley will deliver the
first lecture Of the winter course before
the HMorgantownL Lecture Association
tomorrow evening, the oath.
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wheeling Llbrnry Association.

The wheeling Library Association
arc dsvIsing liberal things for the en-
tertainment OF our people this winter
and for tho replenlshment of Its treas:
ury. Several distinguished lecturers
have already been engaged for the sea
son. among them Miss Anna Diclkin-
son. Du Chaillu, (the African explorer
aud hunter) and George Alfred Town.
send, the brilliant poet and writer,
whose letters from Washington are the
most racy and interesting newspaper
correspondence OF the day. Mr.. Town
send will lecture December LIST, Miss
Dickinson about month later, and n.
Du Chaillu still later in the season.
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An agent for the distributor of the
Peabody Fnhd" was in MartinsbnrR
last week looking mp something that
really deserved help, and concluded 10
give 10 the Martinsburs School s., 600.
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i'm SAFE.
For Sale.

N OFFER FOR SALE MY BEsIDENCE
i on Fourth st The house is In thorough
repair and arrangements for comfort and
Convenience very complete. For location It
IS one of the most desirable residences in the
'ii SSov14..decl h eRANsi-F'
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IOHt

A FUR GLoVE.-THE FINDER WILL
"A be fully rewarded by returning Tito
= = w. @. HANDLAH.
nov23.lt II Main street.
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WE lind the following in the Mounds,
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November 26th.

DRIMEi GOSHEN CHEESE, BRRsH
Beans, Peas. &C., &c, for eals cheap by -
- - SALE4ANDER BONE, JR-,
III Webster ST., opposite ID PteAbyteriAn
Church. ssllil1igE 81
MaIt5y's Fresh. Oysters received daily by
Can or half can. noV28-36
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aIEtt lAatGrtisemfuts
ForRf-IonIs...nirecf.

Leaves tbs day, 2Sd Misunderstanding.
The fine steamer LEoNIDAs,
X MOI aCapt. I'd. Evans, win leave
pheellnH thtsdaY monday the
2Sli mat, ~ IL O'Clock, Tor St Louis, direct
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
nov23-lt I. II. MONC5, Agent
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sHEPHRRDsrowN has AN association
called the s. SIN. A. What is IL
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ava eoIhanksgtvilg turkeys in GAINESVILLE
%e&s WORM 10 cents per pound.
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GoRHAM MANUFACTURINa co.,
l5,E - salearoom No. 3 AIaidenLaue N. Y
noys-dSw4IEn, So
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90 8ft.
For Rent.

nlHE WAREHOUSE AND STORES
situated on the corner OF Main and
Quincy streets, consisting of
one stOe on the corner.
One store adJointng-fnontingM Main street.
street. Now occupied by John Hamilton
q S SI; iHiPPiy - WI. MoAFEE
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TIE shepherdstown Regster OF Sat.
urday. publishs eleven marriage
notices. Matrimonial market brisk.
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county whilst crossing the mountain,
discovered the remains OF human
skeleton, which was recognized by the
shoes that were on his feet, and by a
leather belt, as the remains OF man
named Lloyd who was supposed TO have
been murdered in 1868. The back part
OF the skull had what appeared to be
bullet hole in It.
The facts as related by the Berkeley
Union, make the murder a horrible af-
fair. 1t appears that person named
Saunders, in connection with another
person, persuaded Lloyd TO go hunting
they knowing that he always had about
him a large sum of money. In the
woods they shot him, Saunders was
Afterwards arrested in Hagerstown and
Loyd's knife found on him, but no one
could swear Lloyd was dead !. all that
could be said was that he was missing,
consequently Sauders was discharged.
It is understood that Sanders accom-
plice confessed the crime on his death
bed, and 1t is hoped the former may
yet be brought to justice.
a STAINING AFPRAY.-Mr. Samuel
Fennimore, Mouth of Thirteen, Mason
county, about O'Clock, Saturday night,
14th Inst, while walking from one OF
the stores, to, his residence, in the viii
Iage, was attacked and stabbed in the
left groin, and In the back. The wea-
pom used Is supposed to have been a
bowis-kniFe. The wounds are very
dangerous, but hopes are entertained
of Mr.. Fennimore's recovery. Charles
Crookhsm. of that county has been
arrested and committed to jail, upon
Mr.. Fennimore's testimony.
MoxnoE COUNTY gave Grant 22s
votes and Seymour 106. Grants ma,
jority I2J. This is gain on Steven.
sons majority as reported of IL, but we
learn from the Monroe Republican that
the board of Supervisors threw, out one
township on account of ilIegality In
conducting the election, leaving the
vote-Eor Stevenson $50, Camden 90.
REDIvIvUs-The NeloS aud AdUer.
tiser, published at Buckhannon under
the editorial conduct OF Messrs. j. w
II. Mathers. w. c. L. Totem, and r. o
Crooks, is now one of the handsomesI
OF our country exchanges. 1t gives
evidences of prosperity, and we trust
is now a permanent and paying institu,
ticn.
Hon. W. II. WILEY will deliver the
first lecture of the winter course before
the HMorgantown Lecture Association
tomorrow evening, the oath.
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Desirable Residence for Sale

GIL CRANAdER, Attorney. ocSS.SO
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LINCOLN county gave Seymour "a
majority OF ia Republican gain on
October of IL. Fayette county gave
Grant majority OF Aba Republican
gain OF 80.
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JEFFERSON county gave Grant 3OS
vo1es, and Seymour l2O-a majority of
s.. The vote OF Charlestown township
was thrown out by the Board of Super
visors. aud is not included in the above
figures.
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For SaIa

GEO. b. CALDWELL, Commissioner.
Law once, Fourth street, next door 10 the
= Court House. oet22-8Otd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-16


Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatnma p
q Schooner Milton, Philadelphia, coal, J. II.
Hamilton. &-- '.'
Schooners T. w. Ware and American Eagle,
Philadelphia, coal, +. Dillon, agent.
Schooner Clara Bell, Baltimore, merchun-
disc, q. T. Workman & Co.. -a ..sfr 81
Schooner Lizzie, Philadelphia, coal, Trede-
gar Company.
Brig IN. g. Renner, New York, In ballast,
to Dunlop & McCance.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harysys&
Williams. t t
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York. rner.
chandise and passengers w. @. Durham Go.
CHANGE OF STEAMERS. -,
The well-known and fayorite steamer John
Sylvester has arrived in Norfolk, seventeen
hours from Wilmington, Del. The Sylvester
will take the place of the Eliza Eancox on tho
James River line after undergoing some slight
repairs.
WHITE HOUSE, December l5.--Arrived,
STEAMER Kennebec, Freeman, Baltimore, mer-
cliandise and passengers, Richmond and York
River railroad. t.'
Schooners jamestown, Rogers and NJ. Be-
dell, .Bedell, cleared from New York for hich-
moud on the 18th. . r .-....rL- ..r-a.,e...
Schooner Rising Sun, hence, at Philadelphia
on the l4th. \ ~ Y
Schooner A. M. Edwards, hence, at Balti.
more on the 18th. --. .