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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14

/ WHOLESALE Ice Cream Depot, No, q
Main street, c. A. Swartz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14

IT will pay you to examine the large
stock Of fine Furniture just received Mt
Hubbard Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14

"JuxrirEER TAI SoAr"' cures chapped hands
sAltrhcun, pImples, aud all eutaneOuS affections,
rendering tho skin sOft and smooth. Mauuihc-
tured by CAsWRLL, HAZARD s CO.,
Sold by all DruggiGts. New York
ny9I-M, TIL -d&W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14

nELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
u FOR sALE.-I am authorized 10 sell the
country seat OF Zane. situated on the Nation
al Road, three miles East OF the city. The house
contains nine rooms. bcsld0s kitchen, wash house,
good DIR cellar stable, carriage house, &C., &C.,
al Ia the most perfect order. The grounds, about
nYe acres, arc beautifully laid out and adorned
with Ehrnbbery and shade trees Of choicest varlc'
sy. This place to be fallE appreciated must DO
examined. THOS: OBRlEN,
MARA Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14

NOR SALE-A SPLENDID H.
4 New Brick dwelling House with II ri
rooms, on Quincy street, with every con-.
yenIGnce, an m0deFan improvements; will DO en-.
tIEely anished in 10 or 10 days, and will b. sold
II q fair price. .,,
ADF6 ]. IRWIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14

LARGE assortment of Window Shades
lust received at Hubbard Bros IS
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TRANsPoRTATIoN,

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 20.
q u
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
l. by tho following schedule on aud ahcr De.
cOmhCr bth. i66l-MhGelinE time.
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WANTS.

UTANTED.-A GOOD CABINET
w MAKER. Apply at once q Oo,.
5Gpfs AJ. G. ShHn q W. So,
WANTED TO. BtY-WALNUT
w Timber Land. address
j. N. RICHMOND & CO.,
ASsouth Second Street
mRr90 Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14

T'uE greatest variety and latest patterns
Of Oil Cloths at Hubbard Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14

Trains on tho Main Limo make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, Now
York and Boston. At Relay House, Via Wash.
Ington City, for all poluta South.
Central Ohio tFalnB make direct connection at
Columbus for oil points West and Northwest
Tickets 10 all principal points can DO procured
A. the OIlice. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master OfTnusportatIon, Baltimore.
r. T. DEVRIES,
dNcI General Agent, Wheeling,
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FOR SALE.

Unwilling HOUSE AND In
u ISLAND LOT FOR SAI.Ey-That III
Street, which now occupy, the lot 30 by 100, the
house containing nine rooms, with gas through.
ont AlSo splendid building lot on the corner
Of Broadway and Ohio sttcctS, Island, fronting
20 feet on Broadway and 40 feet on Ohio street,
Terms low. Enquire Of
Aprl2.h HENRY 7. NORRIS.
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INSURANCE.

FRANl:KFI!L.lI.NlS. IN INSURANCE COMFY
II or WHEELING. ''"''F !
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.DEGULAR THURSDAY
N PACKET FOR PARKERS. 81
AND CINCTNNATI.-Th splendid new sldO-
wheel passenger steamer
JUN1ATA, .m..m.... Capt. C. D. brennan,
will leave SS above, on Thursday night, the 18th
Inst, at 10 O'Clock. Passengers receipted through
to St. Louis and all points west.
+, II, MOEG, Agent,
apr19 ~ Monroe Street,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-02

Friends aui patrons, one sniall.
Your attention 20 my biz would call:
Times are dull m money tight,
But in ,hcse times I'm looking for light:
To those who are building rigs without number,
would lnrorm--;hia Is the place to buy Lumber;
My motto is ihis "Quick Sales ard Small proflt. "
For business is healthy and think much Of ii;
In q,ali;y my lumber Is sc,pn TO none,
And Us for siincles keep NJ !;
Some may not loyk u; it in The light 10,
And for ,lose have q quality No y;
And to those who are pNrticulnr-ns some may bo,
l still have another qra,ily called No
l have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
Which will sell 1t low cash pIics
Such "a Flooring. Ceiling and SidinC boh Rough
and Pressed.
Lath, Dattcns and Surfaced Lumber, al OF :hc
bcsl;
7 also have RI, Lumber of al kinds,
Al prices to compare with oil and hard times;
All kinds Of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box Of Cigars OF very good brand;
My facilities tor sci Ing are surely without number
| alway. keep good teams 10 deliver good Lumber;
So if you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, soh or
Hard,
You will find just what you want at l. u SIS Lum.
ber Yard.
fehis.tf
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Divine scrv / ces
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at ii o'clock 4. NJ, and :
jclock y. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services overy Sabbath at II \. II. and
~ p. NJ. Sabbath School at l2l5 2. NJ
eats free. A cordial Invitation extend
ed 10 al!.
Rev. c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
ST. PETERS AND PAUL'S (Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at lo4 a. m.
Fesper and Bene!ic,ion Of the Blessed.
sacrament at p. NJ.
Catechisn al 2'p. m.
JAMES Dun n. Pastor
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THE CIE NEAlskETS,

OFFICE or
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAuy Frcopp \
PETROLEUM CENTRE Aug. l..
The market continues low, with little
of moment doing. Sellers are not dispospd
to part with their precious at the Offering
price. We hear OF six cars sold at s3.3o.
which is the best price offered.
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PETROLEUM MARK rTs-.nY ten
EGKAPE.
Reports OF all tho Sales Of Petroleum
In New York Yesterday.
Western Union Lime Market kcnort

Western Union l.Ine Market Kcport.
Special Dispatches to the Daily Record
Crude in bulk meets more demand or
speculation at steady prices. Sales. 1000
hbls for Sept at ID. Spot lots held at l256
For refined there is easier market with
prices wholly nominal. 1000 bbs noted,
sold at private terms at 2i35.
Phila. delivery. much lower as
was anticipated after settlement day
Scarcely any demand Refined 1915 for
spot delivery.
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ANTWERP, July. 0-3p. IN.
Crude---No market.
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apwCIAn sssrIGEs,

mn An ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD
ruvalids. broken down in health and spaeits ny
chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
whioi, follows the attacks OF acute as
ease. the testimony of thousands who nave oeen
rsased ma bv g miracle from similar state OF
nr rl tom BY HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT"
TIERS, is q sure guarantee that by the same means
nom too AZ be STRENGTHENED and restored bu. 70
nose who stand in peril OF epidemics, TO all "no'
by reason of exposure privations and unconge-
nisl climate or unhealthy pursuts' may' ~ any mo-
ment be stricken down this aph Is most par
t;cularly and emphattcally addressed iop' VINO
are thus situated, are profered an absolute saie-
guard against the danger that menaces you
Tone and regulate the system with this harmie rs
medicinal stimulant and Alternative, ana you VIII
he forearmed against the maladies whose seeus
aoat around you in the air unseen. HoSLsi.
TES;S STOMACH BITTERS arc not only q
Standard tonic and aiterative throughout tne
ITnited States but they are. accredteo oy the cGr
;scates Of the most distinguished citizens OF tue
ITnion tn the people OF ali other lands. In cana
dn nstralis and the west indies they are srad-
uaIly taking place Of all other stomachics. Wheth
Or native or foreign. and, as surely as tfgtn 10
nrowressive and demonstration overtnrows oonp.'
thev viii eventually supersede every otner
rant aud Restorative now employed m meulGt en-
practice. e...E.-5' -oo 10 eou1" -
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General Assembly Of Virginia:
SATURDAY, Dec. II, 1870.
SENATE.


The Senate met at noon-Mr. WADDELL
president pro ten,.) in the chair. No
prayer. .-...-.-.
BILLS, &C., PRESENTED.
The following bills, &C., were presented
and appropriately referred:
BY Mr.. ROLLER: Bill to amend and re-.
enact the Sd, 18th, and 18th sections OF
chapter lS2 of the Code of 1850, as amended
and reGn acted by the act approved June 70,
1870.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill to incorporate the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Warehouse Company.
House bill to incorporate the Cappa-
hoosic Wharf Company.
Senate bill presented on this day by Mr..
SSowpEN, to amend the Sd section of an
act passed May 6, 1870, fixing times for
holding corporation courts.
Senate bill presented by Mr.. SEowDEN
this day) extending the time for the land
assessors of Frederick county to make
their returns.
Senate bill incorporating the Medical Col
lege of Virginia. .
ELECTION OF SECOND AUDITOR.
The time having arrived for the eXecu-
ton of the joint order-viz the election Of
Second Auditor, vice j. l.. Shackelford re-
signed,
MIR. SNowDEN nominated General Asa
Rogers, of Loudoun county.
Mr.. TAYLOR, of Loudoun, seconded the
nomination. s:
Gen. Rogers received the unanimous
vote of the Senate, and 10 out of 12O votes
cast on Joint ballot of the General Assem-
bly,, and was declared elected.
TIE PUBLIC DEBT.
The loint resolution for an arbitration OF
all matters in dispute between Virginia ana
West Virginia, and for an apportlonment
by arbitration of the public debt between
the two States, was taken up, on motion of
Mr.. ANDERSON, of Pittsylvania. and after
some debate was again laid on the table.
HOUSE BILL REFERRED.
House bill to authorize the recovery of
damages when death is caused by the
wrongful act, neglect, or default ofanother,
was read the first and second times, and
referred to the Committee for Courts OF
Justice. ....
THE PROPOSED NEW ROAD TO PETERSBURG.
Senate bill to authorize the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company to
construct branch of their road to Rich
mond, was taken up, on motion OF MT.
TAYLOR, of Norfolk.
Mir. SNowDEN offered three amendments :
First, specifying that the introduction OF
the road into the city shall be subject to the
ordinances and police regulations Of the
city of Richmond :; second and third, pro-
viding that no existing road In Walen tns
with, except with the consent Of the Board
of Public Works.
These amendments were lost, and the
bill was ordered to its engrossment and
third reading.
Adjourned.
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TIE appointment of Senator DaAhE :, :.
Judge or tic Court Of Claims Is another IN 10.
stance stance Of partisan folly, in taking up bitter
s ama n.ss;nnatc men, who the people have
rem and placing them by Executive va
es1nr IN offices of great responsibility. IL
"a an error In the Executive; for II is a re
buke Of the people, and Instead OF s.rengtn'
ening President only weakens the popu.
lar respect for him. It ia great mistake
for the additional reason in the case of Mr.
DRAKE, that he is not man of judgment
and fairness, but Is, by his malignities,
prejudices, and passions, utterly disqualified
for judicial duties. Genral GRANT is moi
the first President who has attempted TO
shield partisans from just popular wrath
but the appointment Of Mr.. DRAKE is, we
believe, about the most uniting one, In all
respects, that we have ever known TO DE
made under similar circumstances.
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~NATI1RE,s GREAT ASSISTANT

n~NATURE'S GREAT ASSISTANT
"nsobedicnce to laws of health must be inevitably
followed by the penalty nature has imposed i t
norance respecting these laws Is coextensiVe VIII
the human race, hence the universal prevaiehcs
of disease sickness, and premature oeath' ec,enoe
and skill combined have brought TO our xno~ieuks
the precise character of different diseases anu eN'
rh,ed us TO treat them, with more less success
o,oora,no IN circumstances But in the whole
category Of medi cines or remedies, nnquastlonabs
the greatest assistant of nature is MIsHtElh
HERE BITTERs because 1t never 1ais wnen Va nar
stand and practice is simple enough. and II Ihe
Bters is given when the early symptoms Of ais
hfs IL onr Experience for the past eight years IN
the treatment Of diseases arising from disordereo
stom ach liver. kidneys, bowels. lungs ann near AT
with this popularremedy. "--1heSsenger o. ae@'<e'
de ie-eodlw&w1t
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We have received from Messrs. S. NJ. PET
r1NG1LL g. Co., of New York, the publish
ers, copy of the advertisers Hand
book" containing the names of all, or
nearly all, Of the papers published In tne
United States. 1t is a convenient book for
advertisers. The publishers are among the
most reliable of the MISUNDERSTANDING
agents of this country. ~-7 T
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HOLIDAY AND CHRISTMAS.
NO. 600 MAIN STREET

BOYS TOOL CHESTS,
BOYS and GIRLS KNIVES and FORKS, In
pairs;
GELS, BOYS, and GENTS SKATES, =
GENTS and BOYS FINE PEN and POCKET.
KNIVES, s5 ~s et.>..
SCISSORS, in cases RAZORs, in cases;
Rodpers A. SONS IVORY Ia BILE CUTLERY, .
Rodgers Bros WARRANTED PLA TIE D
GOODS,
FEATHER BUSTERS, HEARTH BROOms,
DUST BRUSHES and PANS, u
POKERs, FOOTMANs,
SPRING COAL TONGS,
FIRE. IRONS, in sets; l..
FIRE STANDS, BLOWER STANDS,
sLAW CUTTERS, POTATO SLICERs,
AMERICAN STEAK BRO]LERS,
COAL HoDs. CHAMBER and NJ Sc
TENDERS;
And full line of Il O Us EFF U NJ SH N Il
GOODS, which we are Offering low for cash.
NOTING & BRO,
de 1o-st 300 Main street, bet. eth and 10th.
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WE ARE glad to learn that the health Of
Chief Justice Chase continues steadily to
improve. Beyond mere bodily weakness,
he Is as well now as he was before the at.
tack In August. Complete recovery seems
still likely to be slow, but it is steady, and
his friends have great hope Of seeing him
yet on the bench of the Supreme Court be-
fore the adjeurnmen int OF the present term. =
Ne,s Yor Tribune. ss5$5s. IS III y
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m MARKING DOWN PRICES , TO re,

ug Vs. T MRN views Of ALL N WANT OF
CHEAP AND RELIABLE DRY G99 GoSico.
onIT g.: EXCELLENT Black Velveteen only SI3r.,
elsewhere 81 japanese Silk IN all Gnlors, Only
SIo elsewhere Sls Buffalo ALPACA, 6e 9nods q,
nsca Grand Duchess Alpaca; Dress Goods II III
ppaest variety Double Broche shawls only Ss.7s
feay worth most exeel lent R nd f Piaid
.ad ioI Honavcomb Burnoes Arab Breakfast,
and p other shawls from Tsc: to the very finest
Tiusey Blankets Fanne,s Mems Wear r ana bo synd
Draysrs. SPREADS Counterpanes. sheetlnSs
Ticking Irish Linens sWiSses; E
broideres, Gloves; Ribbons aIStkc1ass rS
GOODS house. Fnrs. Fnrs, Furs--for ladies and
children.-to which Finvite an exsmlna15ioon1;; r
dsr COZ Broad street. between eth ana Jun.
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ME- OIL OF VITRIOL !

or, OF vITRIoLl OIL OF v1TR1oL! e.
pnra and full strength. The Baltimore Copper
Company have in thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are manufacturing supe-
rior article Of
d. ~.s OIL OF yITRIOL.
which they are at all times prepared to snip IN
quantities to suit purchasers. MakinEits produe-
ton specially. our prices will be found more
advantageous to buyers than at any other city.
HENRY MARTIN. Pres't.
crBce 40 South ST., Baltimore, Nd de e-eodly
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HOLIDAY GO8Ibss
rH RI s T NJ A g..
ANDREW PIzzrsI 4 90,
49, s01 BROAD STREET.

The public can now find displayed On oar eoun-
ters the largest, finest, and best Assortment OF
',...- PLAIN AND FINE CANDIES,
OF MaflIard,s. Whitman's, and our own manufae-
ture. These candles will stand any Test, ano ace
guaranteed pure and BIT althy can be given irceiy
to children without fear Of their being MADE SICK
by the authorizations which are now 80 nucn III
vogue among some manufacturers.
s.. .eg FANCY BOXES ,.-E
to suit everybody-eome rich, rare, anG cossLy,
and some plain and cheap, in the reach o. tnss
poorest, and then a variety of intermed1ase enes-
SURPRISES, n
such as Champagne Bottles, Kid Gloves, &c'' @9''
to astoni.h and delight young and old. 4
ORNAMENTS FOR TREES,
Of glass, wood, and sugar; cheap and beauf uu
DOLLS 31s
of every size, with and without natural hair m oT
ing eyes, from Csc. TO g.. SO each. = -s -
FIREWORKS
500 FINE ,oRNAMENTED CAKES, fruit an :
pound, from pounds to 20 bouTn s4Ss
F Es G aEHAFT gfT RRkAss
LEMONS, ORANGES, PIPPINs, &C., &C..
In fact, we have everything that can be wanted .s
to the children and delight the e
pleases you aud It will be promptly deliveTea az
your house In time to meet the demand Santa c'aus
WI need no Special mention to
The city, State, and the South: And as To- premst-
lied ut any Fair-and we compete with all selling
pure goods-but do not propose to contsno VIII
the aduter .ted article which u mace IN Inc tSe re
fnerY..sa.- 49, - ,or. onups
OF THE 1sDs e. s"RRR 9gzi Saf5sSsS
dc 10 st sO7 Broad street.
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WINES AND IlooohS'
beg to call sttention to my large assortment OF
WINES and LIQT0Rs, consisting;aetdo e. 1877 for
sale in bond or duty paid;
JAMAICA aud ST. CROIX RUM,
SCOTCH WHISKEY and HOLLAND FIN,
SHFRRIES, MADEIRAs, PORT, and MALAaA
CHsMPAGNE, from the houses Of Bouche, Fills
& Co.. Meet 6 Chandon, l.. Roderer' ana
CLAkET. sAUTERNE, and HOOK, from -, I'll, the
cheap table-wine to the finest grades produced.
The above WINS and BRANDIEs were nesr-
II all imported by myself, aud some of them were
expressly put up for me. They are perfectly pure.
and / offer them as cheap and cheaper than they
can be had in larger m arkets
Ibave also const antly on hand large selection
of RYE WHISK EYs, and would call particular
attention to q lot of thirty barrels BUMGARD-
NER. in my possession one and two years; on
. ENGLISA and SCOTCH ALE. LOMD0S foh.
TER. ANGOSTCRA, aud other BlfTEkS;
The very finest selection of imported C9 DsI4
Ais yICHY, Sitter, and FREDEk1Ch-
HALL BITTER WATERS. ,.,,
Also, large quantities of imported and d DOM
CIGARS. OSCAh 1890.
de Is-1w No. Exchange Block. 14th street.
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~, xs,sa.y 18th az s,eeen,ber, IN Henrioe scrnss,
~ ~ r,,nnmoyia. KATE ELLA. Infant cAlIo OF 1o;
seun i. and Drueilla T.. Tyler. sgea u sonlns sa'
s 4 I,eht FROM our househofdi s gone,
sS5N voice we loved Is stilled;
A nlace is vacant at our hearth ,.sp,.~--z.---,
& o.., which never Can be hlled. tyT<
A gentle heart that throbbed but no"
= With tenderness and love.
Has aushed tts weary throbbing mere
,s, TO throb in bliss above.
pac.rober ia. 1870 in Huntington, Pa, W.T.
LIE FARMER BURR, aged fve years. son OF a.
r. and Lula 8. Burr. "a ~. s5f2
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The House met at 70 o'clock. Prayer by
Rev. DR.. Garlick.
CLOAK ROOM.
The Committee on Officers and Offices
reported adversely to resolution In rela-
ton to the establishment of cloak room
for the use Of members Of the House. The
report was adopted. i
BILLS REPORTED.
House bill in relation to repairing, refit-
ting, and restoring to the hall Of the House
of Delegates the portraits OF Jefferson and
Pitt. .....
ABSENCE WITHOUT LEAVE.
Mr.. HENSON offered resolution that any
member of the House who should he alb
sent upon the reassembling of the General
Assembly should not be allowed per diem
during his absence.
The House refused TO supend the rules,
and the resolution went to committee.
| RELIEF.
House bill to suspend the collection Of
taxes from the sufferers by the late flood
was taken I'D from the calendar and dis
cussed at length. Pending its considera-
ton, the hour for the joint order arrived,
and the House went into the election Of a
SECOND AUDITOR.
| Mr.. MATTHEWS nominated General Asa
Rogers for the position.
Mr.. GLAsscocK seconded the nomination.
Mr., WOODWORK offered the name of
Mr.. VIM. FL. Lyons, Of Portsmouth.
The vote resuited-Rogers, 10; Lyons,
10.
The Joint vote resulted: Whole number,
120-kogers, ITO; Lyons, 10. Gen. Rogers
was declared elected. {
SUFFERERS BY TIE FLOOD.
The discussion of the bill for the relief of
sufferers by the flood was resumed, and the
House refused to order it to its engross-
ment-Ayes, 30; noes, 30. ....~,- F.
BILLS, 60, SUBMITTED.
By Mr.. GLAssoooKs: Resolution request
ing the Committee on Finance to inquire
into the eXpediency OF reporting q bill for
the issuing of new bonds in lieu Of those
now outstanding.
the taxing of spirits imported into Virginia
from other States.
BY Mr.. THURMAN: Bill to amend and re-
enact section IA, chapter 1872, of the Code
In relation to larceny.
BY Mr.. THOMAS: Resolution inquiring
into the eXpediency Of printing such part
Of the debates and proceedings Of the late
Constitutional Convention as have not been
published. .-a-=t
By MIR. Jso. T. Wall: Petitions of citi.
zens from the lower Valley asking the
awarding ofpremiums for killing crows.
) By MIR. KEYsER Bill for the relief of the
collector OF taxes for Page county.
By Mr.. DANIEL: Bill to incorporate the
Lee Memorial! Association.
By BIZ. Guy Bill to amend the Code ir
relation to eighmasters.
Adjourned.
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!, lbl..,lna iii community

,,y,,,,a II n,os BE q blessing To shiscoinniunity
NOT to be oyer.estsmated S
Here, then, is awork ttn OF benefits e
tho local population, and one that VIII
commend us greatly to NE STRANGERS. ~
will cost sum that Is contempable com
pared with the blessings Il win confer. Gan
we doubt its success
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. ~ observation-disclosures and at'
tractive GOODS suitable for holiday presents
just received, for sale by
de 17-et* -.------ -. WA0NGn, ~ uhe.o..
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sn ia.h Inst. sg she - fss mi ana
RE M.sWYNEE, ofthis-c'ty.
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SUGAR CAKES, 45c. per 100.
MOLASSFs CAKES, 45c. per 100.
No.charge for barrels.
All made of the best material and Workmanship
- -. r.. BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
-, TOT Main street.