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The New York herald., 1869-04-18
STREET QUOTATIONS.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The real estate market continues utterly without
excitement and almost without interest. Adulness
amounting to stagnation, has settled upon It, pre-.
senng no prospect or revival OF activity for some
time to come. The severe monetary stringency has
passed without bringing any relief and those who
trusted to the removal OF that depressing condition
to impart new animation to operations find the
market yet "aat, stale and unprontable.n The only
transaction in the auction mart yesterday was the
sale, by order OF George w. Mclean, Street Commls-
sioner, OF all the buildings and parts of buildings
from the southerly side of Fulton street to the north
ery side OF Norris street. required the extension
OF Church street. subject to the condition that all the
materials shall be removed from the site or the con-
templated street within thirty days after the day OF
sale.
The following was the result Of the sale:-
Auction Sale Of Building Materials by Order
of the street Commissioner.
Part Of No ia Fulton q! Y (. in front. {. is rear
No Les Fulton st. sS (, in 'front.' sOries brown stone
IS Futon st. Is 4 front, s stories: brick G. ''0
Part poSn OF 10 Fulton s.. is Il lilo IN frcn r, X in
Psrt Of II psy st. Il front, running back 81 II Sin5
ssSsy 'front.' SIX in rear, sam:
front. Thomas Morre. LIS
Par, oa No q Dey ST. ia II 'front.' a5s rear '1'
ps f of 10 s Ssy 81; saxii6 II 'front.' lis rear
No n pey st. sos Il front, stories: brown stone 'front.'
No psy .s''Se :. I II 'front.' stories. brown stone front
Pare oq No. 81 "nd Dcy ST. & So Il 'front.' s So ''0
rear % sSws. srown ;9ne Al ,Sn .ns "a p % W @ 'O
Par; G q % dortsnii st s Il in 'front.' running back
No Il ccrslad an s aS 'front.' s SsS 4 rear stories
No oiSWS q coandi TtGs tiS" g. 'front.' stories brown
No q osnss Sc 'front.' stories: brown stone
rr$ SSi aissSs; o.t' ..
rsf 9 q N NJ II so%%snsss coriand st. is
No ss cortahtt St, sss Il iron stories stone
No Ya iSs Lsesy 1a. T. 10 ii frc .cre: marble
No n, TSssS' fsssr,1 . s so 'front.' si rear t.ics '1'
sgs %ITS'f 10 sSTay isSp aud ios Jsdai ::
Nc o ls 6sSsT 6Ssri, 81 ron Stories brick craig 80
Part Of No c9 % 'front.' Aio 81 stories, ,o,
Sos SSs cs and iSs Cedar and No Trinity pscs
raSs Of No iay place: SIS iron, by Ss s,o
sss a sSmsn =. % 'front.' stories: m.it: wv
No 6oissndI q ss q in front, S Il in rear
q SSasnd, % g. - Il in 'front.' running back ~
rsT No es Liberty 81 6io 'front.' running back 80
D, Stories marble 'front.' ..; 40 oO
Sstoriss brick ksyior :. isoc
No. is trinity place, g d ~ front BY iiai .s
Tssm,. PSn wsstVR y. sS in ~ ss '
trinity pssss, s sS /, in By 81 in, sicrs: 10y
i8na in stories, brick Meyers-............... $3.50
Part of Sss 50 a and q trinity place ss q in 'front.' ,oc
trinity psss Is Il GTiS IL front, By Is i'm 5sic
fn%! Rss .ss ;1 ~ iron, In s.or. -.
No g TRULY ~ psss a I, IN iion s,crss brick M
LYONS. w,
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nessee, ex coupon. esx esx; do new. e6x eox;
do. five per cent, 50 Ul; Virginia, ex coupon, So q
5Sk; do, new. 60h 6l; do. registered stock, 90 Q
6Ol; do. registered, 1866. 50 5s; DO. registered,
1857 SO 81; Georgia sxes so so; do. sevens, 94
94; do sevens, interest payable In Georgia, SO 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 60A q el; do new,
64t4 54ls; Missouri skies, 86a a SIX; do Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph 80 s914; Louisiana skies, Tx
73; do, levee skies, 10 7ON; do do. eights, So
ssh Alabama eights, 0s1 100; do nves, es aeoH;
do. skies, sterling s5 South Carolina skies, TAX 70;
do, new II 71h; do, registered STOCK IS q es;
City OF Memphis skies. SIX So; do. Atlanta eghts
"a SO; do. Savannah sevens, 92 o3; New
Orleans, consols 10 Is; do. do issue to railroads;
81 6S Mobile and Onio sterling, 70 o Tx; do.
eights, 81 50; Mississippi Central Railroad, first
mortgage, 70 70; do, second dO 81 q So; Memphis
and Charleston. first mortgage 80 91; do, second
10 a 77 do, stock, ~ q 40; Greenvie ana Columbia
Railroad guaranteed, 81 50.
An Albany correspondent wrtes:-
There are unquestionably great exerLions being
made to carry the eighty per cent and consolidation
railroad bills through the Senate. Almost any hour
ate chamber the most prominent member Of the
special railroad committee, and outside 1t Is notice.
ee q the 81
iaded away In Its open stage, and n at al exciting
Is rannng Gue9t and deeply Yet with all h the
may hold controlling power and the bill die IN its
final struggle The Governors veto power, often
interposed, has put damper upon the friends OF
corrupt legislation, and they do not work with the
will they used to, when all that was necessary was
to pass the Legislature, the Executive being always
The following were the exports Of specie during
the week.
April 10-Sreamer Alaska. Aspinwall-
American SILVER. .................. 500
April 10-Steamer De Soto, Havana
spanish doublo0ns. .......................... 19S0
April 12-Brig Eliza Thomson, Ponce
american silver. 900
April 1S-Brg Spring Bird, Msracaibo-
April 15-Bark Celia, Ponce
American silver. ........................... $500
April 16-Steamer Hansa, Bremen
rOi1isn SuveI. ..:.............. 6,O7O
April 15-Steamer Hansa, London
Foreign gold. ......................... o050
April Schooner Lettie Wells, Arroyo
April l7-Steamer City Of Brooklyn, Liverpool
DiieiSu soiu.. 1Zl7b
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury In this city
for the week have been as follows:-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, April 17-6 p. NJ.
the weekly statement Of the associated banks is
highly favorable. The loans have decreased over
million and quarter OF dollars, while the legal ten
ders have increased nearly two million four hundred
thousand The decrease in circulation is one hum
dred and seventy thousand. The loss OF specie Is
nearly mon-the unfavorable feature OF the state
ment; but the duties of the week been
In the vicinity Of two millions 1t is evident that specie
IL going into the banks. The payment OF the May
coupons has given the banks more gold, rejected
In the increase Of deposits. The excess above the
legal reserve has increased about million and q
quarter dollars the previous week. The follow
ing is a comparison Of the last two statements:-
Aprn TO- Apy-l17
Loans s..............$ $257, ,4sO.227 s255 IS4 sS2
specie. ............ 8I94,543 7.S11770
OIculatlon'.. S4,o0y,360 3f438 769
DepOSi6. ........... l7l49o,oSO 172 203, 404
Legal tenders....... 4S,644, ,732 6l,001, 2S8
The following are the changes:-
Decrease In loans. 81, 2a5, ,s45
decrease IN specie. .................. 9s2 764
Decr2ase In circulation n.................. 17269l
increase In legal tenders. s............... 2356566
1t Will be seen by the above statement that the
banks are still losers Of specie. The mercantile in
terest Is greatly the sufferer by the scarcity OF
'cash god-as the actual coin is technically known
In Wall street-and business men are forced
day after day to pay high rates for its use in
carrying on their transactions Gold Is commodity
which is absolutely necessary in certain transac-
tions. 1t s the only currency for the importing
business, and s Just now too limited in its
amount to go around among those who
want it. The holders once In q while take
notion to squeeze" the market and up goes the
price, or up goes the borrowing rate. The United
States Treasury has over hundred millions idle
gold In Its vaults Its retention Is clear loss Of
seven millions per annum to the country. Why can.
&I.~ -.f-x.G -pr.-
Dyck to lend whatever portion OF this amount our
merchants need9 They will give him ample security,
such as government bonds. II he Is apprehensive
that the pledges are ucruating in price they viii be
content to receive ninety per cent Of the par value
The range Of gold to day was as rollows:-
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Cash gold was in good demand at the opening Of
the Gold Room and In the excitement which attended
the first inquiries as high as 1s paid for borrow
ing to Monday. The supply increased later in the
forenoon and by nalfpast eleven O'Clock loans were
made at 1, and az per cent per annum for carry
ing. In the afternoon loans were made at nat and
1S2 for borrowing to Monday, and at per cent per
annum for carrying. The following Is the report Of
the Gold Exchange Bauks-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HoBBs-SMPsoN.-0n Thursday, April 20, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents bs the Rev. Mr..
Northrop, JAMES HoBBs to MAR9ARET SIMPSON, both
of this city. No cards.
MATrLAND-FLooR.-On Thursday, Aprilll5, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father. by the Rev. VIM. E.
Engan, E. II. MAITLAND to VIRGINIA p, daughter Of
VIM. d. Floor both or Brooklyn, N. Y.
WuITE-CoRNwELL.-At Yorktown, N. Y, on
Thursday, April 7, by Rev. J. W. Johnston, HENRY
WHITE, OF Yorktown, TO Mrs. SARAH CoRNwELL,
formerly OF New York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11
MUSICAL,
Mr.. Editor:

Mr.. Editor
Wei have q new organization IN our town
claiming for its objpct thorough and
methodicAI cultivation Of the musical
voice. anil higher standard of chorus
and choir singing The society is org
anized under the name Of Point Pleas
ant Musical Association, having consu'
tuition and bye-lsWs. and appropriate
officers including President and ee Of
fcio Leader, 0tganis' and ec-ofcio VICE
President, Treasurer and Secretary, and
composed ofIadies and gentlemen. and
sex not being a test 10 Ih' selection Of
officers. The Association makes spe
cialy Of chorus singing and employing
the m usicSl words Of command. We are
informed that they hold their exercises.
for the present at the NJ E. Church
South, on Wednesday evenings Nov,
we thins this is most commeud'ble
enterprise, and should be engaged 10 and
encouraged by every one who has wish
TO promote the socisl compact, and si
peclally by those who desire an iPRtQve
msnl 10 our Church muSic-"a consum-
nation devoutly to be wished" No
company Of human beings can perform
auy evolution which requires 'imuI'an.
eous action without mGthOiicnl drill and
practice; and q choir which sings with
out method aud system, must Inevitably
make q miserable failure, We believe
that the musical talent OF our town 10
not surp oSsed BY any town on this beau
tiful river, but without proper culllVA'
lion in this diVinest Of all arts, our tai
ent will be as the money given to the
Improbable servant. hid 10 the earth
and drawing no inlercat, The giI Of
song is the gilt Of God, and that church
which does not endcavOr to improve its
public singing ia doing yrO'OocO 10 il
own interests and 10 derelict iu one oil
it's high duties 10 community, 1" con-
gregation will fritter away, growing less
and sill less, aII t6s ringing Of the
church going bell will only summon the
aged fathers aud mothers, while the
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Point Pleasant Market,
Corrected Weekly by
@. M. COLE, GROCER.

APpLEs--Greeu 35@5Oc per bush
BEASs.- Beans $a 0o@sa % per
bush.
BurrER- 25@3Oc.
BAnSo Powders All kinds. SO cts,
per pound.
COFFEE ea@38 for green Drowned
80 cts.
oaAoKrRs-Butler 10, Soda lst, and
Cream 40 cts, per pound.
CAgP,rs Stick Candy 3oc, Clear 35s,
French COS pound.
c4sPPls@; -F'I'oF 2o'i Star 2Se per
pound. '''
pnrEg PEACuEs- 5@8 pet pound.
EdGs1-l 10 good demand at 2O@e5c.
FLoyR-Tbere is 3 decline. We
quote choice 4 al $3.50; xxx s675;
Xxx Sc Oq; < IS 90
FRulrs -Raisons 25c. Prunes 25c
Cuuanis 25c. Eggs 500 per pound.
FrsH-Ney mac kefSI by the kit g so
ass %; Cod 10 to l2tc pound
Oats 400, Corn yeoct''
GLASS -sxlO. SO 90. 1922 4 go;
lOxI4, 81 90; loSl5, 81 20; loxl6,
81 so; l2xl6, s. go.
KANAwgA SALr- Barrel SO so
LEAD AND SHor-BSr Lead l5c per
ID. Shot III Nos, l5c per ID.
LARD l8022c.
MoLAssEs-- Sorghum 5O@6Oc per gal
N. 9. 81 20. Syrup 81 s6
NAns.-We quote lOi at 81 so. the
other sizes 10 proportion. with the usu'
al discount 10 the trade
OlLs Lard, 81 rs; Lnb'ic 4O05O;
Lioseed, wholesale .97@Sl Is, retail
81 80; Carbon, so C per gal.
Observation-Disclosures l5@lG cts.
hams 2O@92c; sides 2O@22 C; Mess
Pork 1920; dried beef 25lG3e cents.
PorAroEs = 3O04O per bush
SuGAa--Havanus, l5c; Cuba Ice;
N. 0. l6@l7c; hard refined 20 cIso
Coffee sugar, ls@I9r.
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PIMPLES.

The un lersigned will cheerfully mail (FREEl
to all who wish it The Recipe and full direct.
ions for preraring and using simple and
Beautiful Vegetable Balm, that will i'm
mediately remove Tau, FreckIes, Pimples,
BIoickeS, aud all eruptions and impurities Of
the skin. leaving the came soft, clear, smooth
and beautiful.
He vii also send (FREEl instructions for
producing, BY very simple means. LuxuRrASr
GROWTH or HAIR on bald head or smoolh face
in less than thirty days from its first appliea
ton.
The above can be obtained hy return mail by
ddressing THOS F CHAPMAN,
Chemist, 1875 Broadway, New Yc,k.
20. Box SIPS. laug SLY
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youth will repair to some church where
both the sermon AMI tn music is moe
in harmony with their improved educa.
lions and buoysnl viVOclly. The same
High authority which commands Us to
pray, also commands US to sing. and We
do think that the praise Of God, sung
properly. is more beneficial to the crea,
turo. If mol more acceptable to the CreS.
tor. PROCHEIN AMY,
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lNHoRTANr TO DsrlLLERs AND BRO'
EEgs IN LloUoRs. BY a recent letter
received from the Office Of Internal
Revenue at Washington. it is held tia
a distiller cannot sell his product in any
way without paying tax therefor. after
his Tag receipt has erpired.
So far as the distillsE's sales 10 'nch
case are made through dsslsrs on con-
mission, the distlIer would incur no
liability on the sales; although a person
purcha.inG or receiving liquors from
such e1-disrilleE would be subject to the
provisions Of Sec, 4s, Act of July 20,
1863.
1t is understood that the person liable
for selling within the meaning Of Sec.
SO. or liable 10 The one per cent tar
which the law im7oscs 10 respect of the
sale Of liquors, is the owner, or person
in possession, AID who is held responsible
for delivery, while The commissioners
would be liable TO the commercial bro
ker'S tax,
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THANKSGIVING. The President OF the
United States has set apart next Thurs
day, November 18th, as aday Of thanks
giving 10 the God Of nations for the
many blessings du,ing the past year.
Our Governor, considering West Nir
gina behind none in blessings, issues bis
Exclamation asking a strict observ ance
"a, he National Thanksgiving We
I'D be behind none in gratitude
With health, plenty ard peace-E peace
that will blot out every trace OF the
war peace that will make Us forget
and forgive the past. and that is now
fast tending to remove from our stalut.
books all illIberal laws; that will restore
10 many of our citizens their former
political privileges; that will cause US TO
dwell together in unity; that will invite
people to our State develop il rsso urces
oqlId up our manufactures, aud increase
eur industry. Our public schools and
Other means Of education have been .
year oil riches, and the religion Of the
Bible has blessed and cheered US ALL
While this iS true, let uS also remember
the poor, whom we have among us, thai
they too. may have cause 10 rejoice and
give thanks. We trust that on this day
oil business will DO suspended, and that
The people will assemble in their usul
places Of Wor'hip Snd there give praise
10 Almighty God, for Hi, may bless
lnSs Surely We have great cause tC
be grateful,
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Personal, = Gen. JOhp 8. Wi'chor,
our worthy and able Representative in
Congress from this district, called into
see Us FfiIsy last. The General did
good york in the last Campaign for the
success Of liberal grip cipIss. No doub'
he will be rewarded for his lsbor 10 this
direction, when the proper time arrives.
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COUNTRY FROLrcS, --"APpie butter
Strings which were SaghiOnP9l9 in the
coUutry when the old folks Of the prese'
eut generation were youths and n aidens,
have il is said, come into vogue again
this fall, 1t has been many season
since the apple crop was large enough 10
have their "S'irrng" frolicI The pres
.ent EsT, however the yiold Of al kinds
Of fruit has been bountiful; the in-galh-
ering Of the apples have caused revival
OF the apple. butter boilings. Next will
cone the busking match, another old
time merry making, at WHICH The young
men and maidens have any amount oleu
ioymcnt.
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PAY Up.-Qute a number Of our sub
,cribsn are in arrears. The cold wealth.
er is approaching. and, as 5 natural con-
sequence, our expenses are increasing. =
Come, friends, pay Up.
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ApXrrTEP TO The BAR-Our taleEt
.sptei yopog friend, Geo B. Crow, Esq,
Lsss xhO for the pas; year, been residing
f,awEn,Lhe office of H. ]. Fisher, ST., has
,olooI his examinaiiOu,s and qualified in
che Courts OF Jackson and Kanawha,-
ilo e1pacls 10 locate al jacobson g. H.
I've wish hin success,
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MARRIED On Tuesday. November
9Th, 10 Uuioa Township. NJ ,son county,
at the res ,denc. Of tho brides father, by
Rev. Mr. Seameu, Mr.. John c. Thorn
as, Of Putnam couny, 10 Miss ROxie
~. Atkinson.
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Hoofland's German Ionic

10 eomLi"ahoH Of all ne mgr,1iGfi NJ me
BiasrI wiilI gRE Santa Ctl' iafn, 0rlpg', &c.
Hnu'ed hrhe Irin, diftdStI as ne RhitrI, in
edi,, Th,y, ioR, ptirr dichtolit TiRuiu 10 re-
qmr,d lou TM bar in niHd hst hIt rnI,-
iiI are entirely different fran any o'hrrI
adrcriiy,i for ne cur, Of ne dDdH ndnitd,
h,H 6tiHS ,ci,nhhc preparations Y Medicinal
sS!raoiI rr,ik NE hl,Srs arr msrt dtcOciioHJ Of
run IN io.s, I6ra Tie TONIC Is d'ud,diy one
Of he EjI pl'dIim aud dgrStsbb rtH,dlu ,r,r
oFtrrd 10 NE pHhhe 10 iatb 10 ,y7HiHb ma
a pisaIrs 10 take IT, Thd, ia iUtgiVing 'rhi'
draiing and p',iieinai qndhii,i hare edG..d " 70
b LnoVH u ne yrfdisH eC all SsHIsL
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ACCIDENT = One day last week lit
Ale son Of A. G. EosIham. was thrown
from horse, and very badly hurt about
the head. Hopes are entertained Of his
recovery,
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BurmoEE ADvEHrlsISd AGESeY.- &ess rs
rs RILEY, Jr., and JJhn M KilmHn, at ~
South Charles street, Baltimore, Nd, are our
authorized agents to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS ana
sSvsrtisemeals, at our regular terms
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11

r..-The apple crop this year is
very large, aud they are selling on our
streets a! very reasonable prices.
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BLANK DErDs. I'VE have just printed
Iot Of Blank Warranty Deeds, which
ara for sale at this Office,
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Eight convielr e scuPod from the West
Virginia Peoileutiory a, Mouodsvlle, on
Sunday 94th ult., Rewards are offered
for their recaplure. Their names are
.Sam,oG Wurnsr. John Thomas, Robrrl
Nuttpr, 4 Iward Gibbs, John A. L,ngS.
ton, Ellis A. Wine. Luther Cremsaus.
and Harrison jackson .eiils Burns.
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NOVEMBER. The month Of November
i' generally ,ssgarsd as the glOomies'
month OF the year, and it is perhaps true
Aat ltss enjoyment is dtrivable i" it
&om external objects than in any other
Of the twelve divisions of the Calendar,
ills popularity regarded as the mo nth
Of blue devils and suicides Leaden
skies, choaking figs. and torreOts of
,:sin, combined frequently with heavy
gUSs of wind. which shake down The
last rem oining leaves from the trees. are
phenomena of normal occurrence in No
,'ember, and cerIaiuly by no means con-
ducive TO buOyaucy and cheerfullness OF
spirits Summer aud autumn with their
sxhilar,liug influences have fairly de-
parted, and winter in its gloomiest Pha-
Ses is approaching, whilst the hilarIty
aud joyousness OIL the Christmas season
are .fli!l lot Of,
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NOTICES!
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE


EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE
i, & Cash Cts each ffS.SSSStb
% 5000
20 Cash Gihs. each $1,000
Ohm ~ q" 500
ann lOO
50 Elegant Rosewood P'nos ec'h 5000. to 800
Is 7" q Mrlodeons IS. to 100
$50 Sewing Machines 4" 60 to us
500 Guld Watches Is to 900
Cash prizes silver Eme.Sc valid atSl 900 900
A ehGncs TO draw any Of the above Prizes
or Csc Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in
Envelopes aud well mixed, On receipt of 25c,
a Sealed Tickst " drawn without choice aud
sent by mail 10 any address The prize nam
ed upon it will I've delivered to any address by
express or return mail.
You will know what your Prize IL before you
pay for IL Any Prize srchGn9ed for dHothfr Of
came palus No Blanks. Our patrons can
debenti on far dealing
kEPERgSoEs:- We select the following from
mspy who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted US to publish them: An
drew j. l,urns, Chicago, $40 0Oni Miss Clara
8 Walker, Baltimore, Piano $500; James NJ
Mat hews, Detroit, $4,000 john Y Andrew.
Savannah, $1,000; iss Agness Simmons,
Charleston, Piano, 5000 wepubli'h nOnamcs
without permission.
OPiSIoSS oP the PREsS,--"The firm il r9la
bile, and deserves their success - Weekly TTi
June Nav 8. We know them to b. n faif deal.
ine firm. Y Herald May2s, "a friend Of
ours drew n $500 prize. which was promptly
received. Daily NaSS Juns3
Send for circular Liberal Inducements TO
Agents Satisfaction Guaranteed Every pack
hge of scaled Envelopes contains oSR oAsu
oIrr Six Tickets for 81; 10 lol SO, IS Tor S.
IiiO lorSl5, All letters should b. addressed
To- ~ HARPER. WILSON 4 CO.,
1876 Broadway, New York,
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The man with squeahy boots will at
tend church next Sunday, as usual. =
His boots being new, he vii be compel
ed to walk slowly, and hence will be Q
liule late in entering the sanctuary. =
Worshipers Sro respectfully requested
not to allow their attention to be 'altrac.
ted by his cutrauce,ss his sup'rabundau'
modesty causes him to suff,r a rush OIL
blood to the head pqder such crcuqstan
cei
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11

poST OFFICE HOURS.-Tbe Office is
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~ Ssndays from o'clock a. ~. to N.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11

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at lhe lowest prices.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-11
COMMISSIONER,s HOTIee,

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T0J W.EnRlish. A p Deem. Monroe FINLEY
] and Jack Nc Dcrntt. claimants" You are
hereby notified that have 6G"d uponShe 25th
day Of Novetnber tTlarsday) roE'mo. to iaHN
aud settle. at my hitt, ths hcteAnis claimed
by you againSf ddhndNnt Chas o Prrrint, ri
qnired 10 be noticed bv the Hccrer OF The Or
cult Gourtof&ason cnuRty West Virginia. rrh
dored At theSeptemler term thereof I5bI9, ina
suit in 'Chancery depending in said Court. ~
which by said drorts you are made part
plaintiffs at which'umt and place youAre re-.
qured to aiteffd.h p" e"
Given undermy hand NS COMMISSIONER IL
0hancVry IF The said Court this gatbi day az
October 1863.
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