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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

ORPHANS FESTIvAL.-Thc usual
Christmas festival for tie benefit OF the
Orphans Home. will commence in
Washington Hall Ia IN orrow evening,
and continue on Wednesday and Thurs
DAY evenings. The Sisters in charge Of
the orphans appeal to our citizens con-
fiIent that they will respond as gener'
ouslv as heretofore. They are arrang-
ING a fair and festival Of more than
usual attractiveness, which, we are
satisfied will lie well patronized. We
have already spoken Of the gold'headed
cane to lie voted to the most popular
gentleman in Wheeling for which
Messrs. John Bacr, Wm. Harr!son;
Nat Arthur, Louis Gaus, Judge Melvin,
P. Kennedy, George Smith, Joseph
Falkenstein, Alexander Laughlin and
Richard S Brown In addition to this
Kennedy Friend, Es4, has presented
the Sisters with a handsome carved
walnut chair TO te voted for as q pres
ent TO the most popular editor in
Wheeling, and Q. S. Long, of the REG
rsTER, Granville D. Hall, OF the hts!A-
qeacer, Theodore Neuhauson, Of the
ArJsiter Fremd, I A HIagans, OF the
Mtelfgsacer and Spivins Of the REGISTER
are named as candidates This will
make things interesting
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

Books FOR TIE U0LIDAYS.-At the
Religious Book House, No. - Monroe
street, may be found the most extensive
and beautiful assortment OF books to be
found in the State The energetic pro-
prietor, John ". Hri~kell, has fairly
eclipscd al previous efforts to supply
our citizens with works on every can
ceivahle subject and printed and bound
in the ric hest style Here may bciound
the works of the great poet9>oi Europe
and America, bound in morocco and
gold, green and gold, and CLOTH; the
works of Milton, Burns and Shakespeare
bound in a new aud most elegant bind
ing. For holiday presents nothing
could he more appropriate and beautl'
full. The handsoE4cst volume, we think.
we have scea for many day, an i'm
ported work called Mobility OF Life, can
be found in this collection, The display
of Presentation Bibles is extraordinary
large and fine, and includes copies OF
the celebrated Bagstcr Bible, said to be
the best in print. Appropriate to the
times is Dickens Christmas Carol, and
many other Christmas stories We are
satisfied that Mr.. Heiskeli has three
times as large an assortment OF Meth
odist and Presbyterian Hymn Books
as any other house in " Wheeling. Be-
sides what we have enumerated above,
we iind in this stock Beecners S, Spur
geon's and Robertson sermons; books
for children and Youths; Photographic
albums; stereoscopic views OF all coun-
tres; Sabbath and day school books in
abundance; presentation cards, some
Of item most beautiful, and toy books
on paper and linen. The stock OF I'M
tial paper at the Religious Book
House is very extensive and Of the
latest and most fashionable designs, at
from 81 to IS cents per box. Here,
TOO, may be found the best Of the New
York illustrated papers. But we can't
tell half Of it. Go to-day and zee the
many beautiful books for yourselves.
One can pass an hour at the Religious
Book House most profitab!v.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Bacharach & Kornfeld
regarding their newly received holiday
stock which they will open this (Mon.
day. morning, December 10, People
wishing to purchase holiday gifts will
surely find a good assortment at their
place The windows arranged by Mr..
Kornfs | display choice stock Of the
Above goods, and no one should fail to
look at them when ont shopping.
They have also received some more Of
those slippers with ladies face on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

AN ENUMERATION OF a Few OF TIE
HOLIDAY Goops FOR SALE THIS CHRIST
MAs.-Fine gift books, varying in price
from one dollar 10 fty, books in end
less variety for boys and girls, toy books
Of all Kinds, japanese goods, very Gu,
rious, gold pens and pencils, family
bibles, prayer and hymn books OF all
denominations and in all kinds Of bind,
ing, checkers, chccker-boards and chess,
fine and cheap writing desks, jewel
cases and glove boxes, ladies compan-
ions, alphabetical and building blocks,
games ofall kinds including Parcheesi,
japanese backgammon, swing ball ten,
pins, parlor croquet, &c, fine pocket
books, penknives, paper cutters, foreign
and American chromos, lot of the
finest stationary and thousand other
articles, all of which will be sold al rea-
sonable prices by Paul Bros. Il Co, No.
90 Market street
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d,cln

Police c oURT.-TheTe WAS but on
case before Judge Good on Saturday.
There should have been two but the
continued case against James Davis, for
disorderly conduct, WAS settled on pay
meut of costs, by some sort Of poliifex-
ing so that we were an item short.
Toby Vance was captured on Friday
night in his usual state fluidity. lobe
has had bad luck, lately. He hardly
leaves his class in geology for a days
recreation before some Of the police
force snatch him up and get him a re-
turn ticket This was the case this time.
He couldn't pay 81 and costs 80 he re,
turneth to the chaingang.
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,stabbing ARRAY Friday Night
The Result Probably Fatal.
Jack Kerns Arrested as the
Assassin.

About halfpast six o'clock, Friday
night q workman in the Belmont mill
named Con Sullivan, was stabbed in the
abdomen by Jack Kerns, while the two
were in Warmers saloon, corner OF Dr.
vision and Main streets, opposite the
Belmont mill. The wound, it is thought,
will prove fatal. The matter was kept
very quiet, and not until noon on Sat
urday was there anything said about It,
or was the stabbing brought to the no.
tice of the authorities.
From all We can gather there was
not the slightest proyocation given Tor the
assault. Sullivan was i'll Warner some
what intoxicated, and demanded more
LIQUOR which was refused him. Kerns
was standing at the end Of the counter
and between him and Sullivan two other
men were standing. Some four or five
other parties were standing round the
bar room. As soon as Kerns heard
Sullivan asked for a drink, he said,
Con, what did you interfere in that
thing for?' and passed over to him.
Il didn't interfere with you, was Sulll-
vans reply and Kerns Immediately went
out of the door, and Sullivan fell to
tue floor CRYING, Il am stabbed. So
quickly and quietly was the stab
bing done that the parties nearest Sui
Ivan did not know that he was cut until
he cried out
Sullivan was carried to his boarding
house, Mrs. Snyder'5 and DR.. James
Cummings was sent Tor. His wound
was urobed and it was found that the
knife had entered his abdomen about an
inch from the navel, making an eXter-
nal wound about three-Gourths OF an
inch long The poin; OF the knife en-
tered the cavity OF the stomach and the
probabilities are that the man will die.
A warrant was issued by Squire
Clohan, on Saturday, for the arrest OF
Kerns, and placed in the hands Of
MessrS. VIM. Detwiler and Levi Reed.
They managed the matter with their
|
accustomed shrewdness and were salts,
| fed that the man was not out Of their
reach. Further investigation led them
to watch the ferry boat at Bellare, and
about dark, Saturday night, they saw
him on the boat. Before she touched the
shore they made 4 jump for her and
took Kerns prisoner before she landed,
and brought him TO this city. Squire
Clohan held him to bail in the sum Of
$4,000 for an examination tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. In default Of
bail Kerns was locked up in Jail.
The capture OF Kerns was very
shrewdly managed and Mesors. netwiler
and Reed deserve the highest credit for
their perseverance, and skill in tracking
Kerns and making him prisoner
We deter any comment on this stab
bing affair until after the examination
tomorrow morning
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

TIE NEED OIL THE HoUsEHoLD.-We
are much pleased to note for the last
week or two that the numb Der Of persons
who visit our friends Hamilton l.
Harding, Tor the purpose OF purchasing
pianos and organs, are not confined to
the monsyei class, but the majority are
our sturdy working hands, who gain
their livelihood 10y the sweat Of their
brow We note this as showing the
CROWN. interest among that class Of the
necessity Of piano or organ for the
amusement and elevation Of the house
hold. Nothing, in our estimation, tends
to the refinement and elevation of a
community 50 much as music. We SIN
cerely hope that every family may in
vest part of their funds for a Christ
mas present in q piano or organ. As
they sell on the monthly plan, it is in
the reach of every industrious working
family. They have already sold quite
a number for Christmas presents, and
we hope to note still further sales by
the first OF the year. Success attend
them.
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DEDICATION OF THE LUTHERAN CHAPEL.

DEDICATION OF THE LUTHERAN CHAPEL.
The dedication services Of the English
Evangelical Lutheran Chapel on John
street, Rev. S. B. Barnitz. pastor were
most successfully carried out yesterday.
Mr.. Barnitz was assisted by Revs. DR..
Conrad, T. w. bosch and DR.. Baum.
The chapel was crowded all the day
long, there being two services IN the
morning, two in the afternoon and one
at night. The services were very inter
esting and included history Of the
congregation, statement of the cost
and Indebtedness of building and other
particulars. A collection was taken up
to aid in liquidating the church debt
and very handsome sum was realized.
The crowded state Of our columns,
this morning, prevents our making a
very extended notice OF the ceremonies
of dedication We append a bret
description of the building.
The building is sixty-six feet long, thirty
three feet wide and fifty-two feet high
from the ground TO the top of the cross,
containing furnace and coal room IN
the basement, library, stairs and school
room on the first floor, and lecture
room with gallery on the second
floor. The school room is fourteen feet
in hight and the lecture room the same
hight to the angle Of the roof and
twentv-three feet high to the center oil
the ceiling. The design OF the front,
which is Norman gothic in style, is
very chaste and beautiful, credit to the
artist, Mr.. Simons, Of Harrisburg, Pa,
who presented it 10 tie church.
The interior is finished in character
with the design; the walls tinted a
warm cream color, and the wood work
grained in imitation OF walnut. The
ceiling of the lecture room is ornament
ed with cross.ribbing, with hanger
beams and pendants. 1t also has cor
nice at the intersection OF walls. Octa
gon ventiIators Of intricate geOmetrlca.
design are placed in the level pane Is o.
the ceiling. The room is lighted by
two double cone reilectors, three feet II
diameter, inserted in the ceiling. The
windows are filed with stained glass o
beautiful pattern, quite number hav
ing inscribed upon them the LANES o
the scholars by which they were d9na
ted. Each room contains sittiugs iol
about 800 persons Ga the right Of the
entrance are the stairs leading to The
lecture room. They are constructed o
yellow pine, with railing OF cherry
On the left is the library, and directly II
front, the school room. IN the tran
som of the front door is stained gIas
design OF the Holy Bible with the sen
tence: Il am the door 1t was pre-
scented 10y S. NJ. Howard, architect, 0
this city, who designed the interior anc
supervised the erection Of the building
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

MASoNIC.-At the recent convocation
Of the Grand Chapter of ROYAL Arch
Masons Of Virginia, consent was grant
ed for the formation Of Grand Chapter
in West Virginia. We presume that a
convention will be held and steps taken
for the formation of the new Grand
CHAPTER at an early dav.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

AN APoLoGY.-By an oversight, the
announcement that Rev, Mr.. Mofatt
would preach a sermon or the charac,
ter and services Of the late Rev. Dr.
Weed, Yesterday morning, failed TO ap
pear in the columns of the REGISTER on
Saturday. This is one Of those little
mishars that are very annoying, and
which will occasionally happen in spite
of care and attention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

New Crop SUGARS BY this advet
tisement in this mornings paper it Will
be seen that the wholesale grocery
house OF Gslebay, Son ( Co., are in re-
ceipt OF a consignment Of New Orleans
sugars and molasses Of the new crop.
The enterprise exhibited 10y this firm
is not confined to any one article in
their line but in all particulars relating
to their stock they manage to keep the
freshest and best to he found in the
market.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

FALSE REPoRT.-rhere was a rumo,
on the streets Yesterday, that the steam
er James Rees had sunk at Bellaire on
Saturday. There was no truth in the
report. We suppose the report orig
mated in her failure to reach the wharf
here, at her usual hour. She was
afost at dark, Saturday, anyhow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

Row OVER THE CREEK We are IN
formed that there was right smart
chance" Of fight in one of the saloons
near the south end OF the stone bridge
on Saturday night, in which some
twelve or fifteen men were engaged.
One man, We hear, was so very badly
beaten that he had to he carried home.
We are without further particulars in
regard 10 the affrav.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

INA BAD FIx.-A new towboat called
J. Sharp NJ Donald got her barges OF
coal aground, On Fosters farm" op
posite the Water Works on Saturday
night, and had but three Of them OF
last evening. They are in very bad
position, lying across the channel, from
the Water Works to the Island. As
the river is falling, the sooner the re
mainder are got out of there the better
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

WATCHES FOR THE HoLIpAYs.-At tn
Market Street Jewelry Store can be
found a fine assortment Of gold watches
Tor ladies and gents; and a choice lot
Of small silver watches for boys, just
the thing for holiday presents. Ok,
toby i Dufield also have a full stock
Of gold chains, bracelets, iewelry, gold
spectacles. &c. Call at l04 Market
street, below McLure House.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE
81 and 30 Ma. Vernon Place,
RALTIMORE. MD.

MEs. LETITIA TYLER sEMPLE, OF VA.
Principal.
rIIHIs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIEs
will reopen on THURSDAY, 18th Sep
ternber, 1870, and close the last week IN June,
1871. Number Of pupils limited TO 90 FOE
Circulars, &C. apply by Letter 70 ne
tyA PhLScIrAS
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PERsoNAL,-Hon. A. &. Thurman, OF
Ohio, and family arrived in the city on
Saturday night. They were in quest OF
Daileys City Hotel. They left yc-ter-
day for Washington.
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A GENTLE WHISPER TO MOTHERS. II
unfortunately You Lave lost your own
teeth by neglect or acknowledgement,
take care that your daughters do not
suffer the same penalty from the same
cause. See to it that they brush their
teeth regularly and thoroughly with
Sosod0nt. and thereby you will insure
them sound and servicable sets as long
as they live
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

The BEAUTIFUL SNow."-We were
treated to cur first genuine snow storm
on Saturday. What fun it was for the
boys Hardly twenty flakes had fallen
before they had their sleds out and
were engaged in that delightful but
Notwithstanding pastime known as
coasting. Though such weather as that
of Saturday made fun for the little
folks and coal dealers rubbed their
hands with JOY at the prospect of in
creased sales and higher prices, the
poor alone and shivering within their
cherries tenements and thin garments
see the snow and ice with fear and
trembling.
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BANKS.
z. CEANGLE. J. UALZELL. II. Ft'Ir>
THE CITY B A N K
individual Liability,

NlnulNhuHl ilhDliiNyb
rs PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALI. BUS
ine-Ss apperiaining To Banking.
Deals In Bills of Exchange, United States,
State and County Bonds. Gold Coin, and all
Negotiable Securities, nj fair rates,
Notes aud Bills Of Exchange Discounted
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
facturers, Banks, BInkerh, aud Others, on
all accessible points IN the United SiAi">
and Canada,
Drafts in sums 10 suIt purchasers on all
the principal Cities and Towns IN Germany,
Great Britain aud Ireland
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits.
X. CRANtiLE, President
]. DALZELT, Vice President.
4. Ii. ECCLES, Cashier. i"H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

A DAYS length this week is nine hours
and twenty-six minutes. After the 2Sth
of this month, the days commence get
ting longer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

MISSES and childrens' heavy oil goat
shanghais, the neatest and most durable
school shoe made, at Carnahan i Co. s,
81 Main street Centre Wheeling.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Saturday morn
ing the sleeping car attached to the fast
line west, on the Baltimore d Ohio rail
road, was thrown from the track, when
near Bolton, by a broken rail and badly
smashed. The only person at ali in
jured was Mrs. Smith, Of Mt Vernon,
Ohio, who, with her husband, wos re-
turning from Washington. She was
cut and bruised about the head, but her
wounds, though severe, are not at all
dangerous. She was brought 10 the
Mcclure House. in this city, where she
is receiving every necessary attention.
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.

WHEELISG, June II, lSn.
TT, - =. PASSENGER TRAINS
~ is.e will run 10y the following
schedule on and after June 18th. lsih
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
YAsr-IEAvFS vEsr-LEAvls
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at.....5:2p A. NJ daily Rt...~iCi Is 4. ~.
ARRIVES At BellaiT ....-...l l;I5 a. a
Grafton. gSD AN ARRIVES AT
Cumberland 2:2i T.. ". Newark. ........El5 7.
BaltimoTe.....S:'J " SStDdusky BIO
WaSh'n CityIO:OJ " Columbus ,. .i;Si "
New York =. 800 A. q. Cincinnati. l'-.H
FAST LIME.
EAsr-IE. Vi1' VET EANH
Wheeling Leaves WI ceiling
daily al. $50 p. w.. daily st'... 100 4. n.
ARRIVES AT BellaiT ......... s;g "
Baltimore. A. Il. AkRlVH AT
Washt'n CityEIU Zancsyille..-l2:S0p p. ~
New York ..4:IO r. NJ Columbus. $50
Sundays excepted
MAILTRATN.
EAsr-LEAyIS wEsr-LEAyns
Wheeling Leaves wheeling
daily at. ll.aJ 3. ~ daily at...-ll:ijP N,
ARRIVES AT ARRIyEs AT
Grafton. 500 4. VI Newark ......, cd A.
Baltimore. 10 .. ~ Sandusky zoe. $50 y.
WASN'T II City-G:gj " Columbus. Tf1A
New York . 500 A. " 'Cincinnatl..l2tJ
sundays excepted "Sundays eKccp'"d
ACCOMMODATION.
HAsr-LEAyEs wEsT-BEAyE,
wheeling wheeling
daily lOjjA.a.! daily at...-811 ?.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grarlon..-... $40 =. n. Zane~ville... 800
Parkar-b'g. .ij Newark ...... 1870
Cumbcrld..lOl5 4" ,Sandusky.... $50 g
SUNDAY, excepted. ,'Sundays excepted
Trains on the Main Line make connSc-
lions at Baltimore with trains Tor Philade!'
phia, New York and Boston. Al R"!hy
House, via Washington CITY, for al POINTS
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct oonDoo.
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points >an be pro
cured at the Office.
JOHN l.. WILTON,
Master Of Transportation, Balumurs
X. 4. DENltlES,
dec7 General Agent, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

THE Third Presbyterian Church, in
South Wheeling, are to have a festival
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
They will have jolly time.
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ANNoUNcE M ENTs.
For CITY Sergeant.

MEssRs. EDITORS PLEASE announce
JAMES 4. HENRY as the Citizens can
didate for City Sergeant at the ensuing
Ch .rter election, subject 10 the decision Of
convention OF all Citizens without regard
10 party, and Oblige
deCl7 MANY VOTERS.
nESSRS. EDITORS :-Ple9se announce
RALPH ARKLE as a cand idate for City
Sergeant al the ensuing election, and oblige
dec22 MANY FRIENDS.
Through the urgent solicitation 81 great
many business men and citizens generally
WILLIAM l.. DETWEILLER has consent
ed To become the Independent or Citizens
candidate for City Sergeant. Duly consider
ing the untirins energy and extraordinary
ability he exhibited when acting as Deputy
Sergeant, proves him prominently the
best man the citizens could place In that
position for their protection OF life and
property.
ISignedI MANY BUSINESS MEN;
does And Citizens generally.
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OVER thousand dollars were given
by the congregations at the English
Lutheran Chapel yesterday.
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.

- l on AND AFTER mon.
- EzzSESdsy morning. Noyember
Isl, Is70, the train will leave Wheeling Of
IN p. VI. W. ID: BUTTON.
nOy22 SupI
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Philadelphia e:S a. m. l0il a. m. IaU p. m
Tickets 10 all principal points IN the EsAs
and wet chn be procured at the Union
Ticket ONCE, in Mcclure House, and OF the
Station ~ Bridgeport
y. II AYEKs,
janI0 Gen1 Passenger and Ticket Asrn;
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STRAW HATS have not been fsthiona-
bic for a day or two past
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\ FISElot Of pears aud Malaga grapes
just received at C. r. Bebler's. III
Market street
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AsI DESIRE to reduce my stock OF
Boots and Shoes before the LIST Of
January, / will offer my entire stock OF
Misses Shoes at cost. L V. BLOND
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR CINCINNATI.

THE SPLENDID STEAMER
t.lHttSMAJoR ANDERSON, captain
row. Callipolis Ironton, Portsmouth and
Cj1cinnatf. on Tuesday, December 10th, at
So'ciock p. NJ. For freight or passage APP
Div on board, or TO
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Merchants National Bank
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY u. S
CAPITAL. 100000.
SrnDUTg 10 600

CAPITAL, 100000.
sURPLUS. $4,000.
MONEY RECEIVED On Deposit
Exchange bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
RENTED.
Interest on special deposits nj the rate OF
FOUR per cent per ahnum where the de-
posi-; remains six months, and FIVE per
cent II for one year.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums to salt.
A constant supply OF new Fractional Cur
rency, and |, z, and cent coin kept for the
accommodation Of depOstOrs and the pub
lie GEORGE X. WHEAT, President
GEORGE ADAMS Cashier. marie
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Az endless variety Of Albums for
holiday presents at the Partridge Gal
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FOR MATAMORAS.

THE LIGHT DRAUGHT pas.
sll=&tsSsenger steamer HOPE, regular
- Matamoras and Wheeling pack
et. Captain ID. s. Williamson, will leave
Wheeling on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
moras on Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at O'Clock A. NJ. For freight or passage
amply on board. decI
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The Young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton meets tonight.
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Ox CoySGHMENT.-A large stock Of
Misses Turkey Morocco and Goat
Balmoral Shoes, which | will sell at
cost L. V. BLOND