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LOCAL MATTERS
The STANDARD OF EXAMINATION AT THE
UN1vERsTY.-The following correspond
ence has taken place
RICHMOND, VA, August 8, 1876.

ence has taken place:
GOVERNORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va, August 8, 1916.
Hon. Il. FL. H. Stuart:
Dear Sir,-I trust am not going too far
in requesting your attention and, through
you, the attention of the other Visitors OF
the University to such parts of the enclosed
printed circulars as relate to the conditions
upon which students are hereafter te be ad-
mitted.
=. The, circular from the University requires
applicants to pass prescribed seXamina-
tion.'' The circular OF the principal OF
the Bethel Academy announces, by authority
Of the faculty of the University, that stu
dents from Bethel will be received on, his
certificate of proficiency "without the-usual
preliminary examination"
It seems to me that the recent act OF As
sembly, in prescribing either an eNamina-
tion Or certificate, meant that either of the
two conditions of admission could be
adopted, not that both could be put in ope-
ration simultaneously. I take it the Board
Of Visitors hold this view, for they seem to
have prescribed an examination in all cases
without exception. ANY other view would
necessitate an inyidious discrimination be-
tween certificates coming from different
schools, would give rise to much confusion
and complaint, and would lessen the popu-
larity of the University and the new law
both with the Legislature and the people.
I conjecture that the Faculty OF the Uni
versity, or some Of them, acting upon mis-
apprehension Of the regulations adopted by
the Board Of Visitors, authorized the an
nouncemcnt contained in the Bethel Acade-
my circular. II so, should not the Board
correct the error, and so put an end to the
widespread complaints to which it it has
given rise.
, Very truly and respectfully, &C.,
J. L. KEMpER.
The following is the reply:
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
August 0, 1876.
My Dear Governor:
Your Letter was forwarded to me here,
and / hasten to say that the advertisement
Of the Bethel school is not only unwarranted
by the action OF the Visitors and Faculty OF
the University, but is in direct opposition
to it. We discussed the matter, and saw
the difficulties likely to arise from receiving
the certificate of any school as satisfactory.
We knew it would obligate us toreceive the
certificates of all respectable schools, or to
make invidious determinations.
I have enclosed your letter to DR.. RAN
dolph with request that he will at once
bring it to the attention of the Faculty and
have the proper correction applied.
Very truly yours, &C.,
ALEXANDER H. II. STUART.
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WrssTocK viii sell you extra heavy gold and am'
etl,yst rings for less than half their ysiue.
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DISPATCH PRrSTING-HoUsE.--In order TO meei
the constantly Increasing demands or our trade We
have added n weli-seIected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cHISERY and sKTLFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures andix the most expe
ditious mauner f5sr.s
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TRUNKS VALISEs, AND sATCHELs reduced to
very low prices ut BoscHES's, Broad street.
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w1Ssrock sells solid gold opera chain for sas

W1SsTocK offers double-case 14-carat gold
ady's size watch for S1S.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKISs in great yariet!
ut BosCHEN's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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WINsTocK offers an 1e-carat gold stem-wtndip
watch, gentiemen's size, for $55.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-21

TIE BEST PEOPLE WHEN VISITING STAUSroN
stop at the Virginia Hotel.
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W!ssrocK offers an extra heavy 1s-carat GOLD
shel-case ladys size nding watch very clses
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FOR THE BEST ACCOMMODATIONS INsrAusTos
20 to the Virginia Hotel.
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observation-disclosures Twain has written:

BurgIary.-Mar Twain has written:
Punch. brothers, punch with care;
Punch in the presence oftlle passenjairs"
So spoke the robbers on Friday night
s'Rob, brothers, rob with care,
Rob the house of Mr.. Molairc."
The house was robbed with the greatest
care, inasmuch as the lght-fngered gentle
men relieved the house OF $40 belonging to
the Lyceum, and left gold watch and some
other yaluables behind
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WINsrocK offers an exquisite pair of solitaire din
ond earrings for $50.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT, THAT TRULY DE-M:s
Il SIRABLE BRICK DWELLING situated M4
IN rIny between Third and Fourth streets, No. 500.
Hot and cold water, Latrobe stove-in fact all the
modern cOnveniences. -,
root nearly onnosite the residence OF George s.
palmer. Esq. Every convenience. Rent low.
FOR RENT, FRAMED DWELLING on Franklin
between Twcnty-third and Twenty-fOurth streets.
Nf'tS FOR RENT, BRICK RESIDENCE No. 2111
oiT9R FOR RENT, VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING on the corner Of Twenty.third and
Grace streets. Six or seven rooms. Rent low.
inst beyond Leigh. Rent low. Apply to
ROBERT B. LYME AuctoneeT,
an o1.NWSF3t 1919 Main street.
TOR RENT, TWO STORES between a.
AnnIv tn n. BATES,
pp o1t l116 Main street.
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HENRIC0 COUNTY CoURT.-This court
transacted no business of public interest on
SatIlrday
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THE VIRGINIA is THE rIRsr-cLAss HorRLIs
Staunton.
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!. SAVE MONEY by having your printing done az tne
.DssPATcH PRINTING-HousE. Good WORK, ioW 'A'
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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REV. M. D. HoGE, D. b,
every part Of the United {
to learn that the Rev. Dr
suffered much from n n
ny peopIein
will be glad
&c, who had
.-.-l.s.A

has almost entirely recoSe.~.y Under the
advice OF his physician ,he will set out to-
day Monday for Saratoga. After using the
waters there for reasonable time he will
probably visit friends in Massachusetts, and
may perhaps land in Canada. During his
illness he has had most convincing proofs Of
the extraordinary hold that he has upon the
community. Letters OF inquiry from abroad,
visitors, fruits, flowers, all testify to the
fact. We have seen almost procession at
his door at one time.
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TOR RENT, an
Il No. lO4 west Clay street, 10 rooms. LII
No. 92O west Main street. 10 rooms
No, 405 west Main street. 8 rooms.
No. 2O3 west Cary street, rooms.
No. 6 north Twcnty-lrst street, rooms.
No 8 west Canal street, 9 rooms.
No ll3 west Cary street, @ rooms.
No. no nor til Fourth street, 6 rooms.
No. 6O7 west Marshall street, rooms.
No $40 south Second street, 8 rooms.
No. l1S south Belvidere street, rooms
No 525 north Foushee street, rooms.
No. SIG north Madison street, 4 rooms.
No. 37O9 Williamsburg street, rooms.
No. 2l9 north Seventeenth street, rooms.
Others In good neighborhoods, from two ten rooms
each aud from $5 to $50 per month.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auct toneer,
opposite the Dispatch Office, l1l3 Main street.
az 10
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w1ssTocK win sell magnifcen. diamond ril
for S70. Z,
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EoR RENT.

i - q !. - - -
ssoo-No. s1z west Cary street; e.gh. roolass
bath, &C. -. = z.,., ...,..,
SS40-So. 10 west Cary street Store and Dwell
Sa7o-No / 18 Byrd street; store and Dwelltng
SSo0-NO 600 Beverley street dse rooifs.
.treets nj he rer month; SIX on street NJ 65 per
month. CHAFfiS, SAhI Al i1a 1S.' - = w w
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TOR RENT, THE PLEASANTA
BRICK DWELLING No. COS north Eighth street;
ten rooms in main house, three In wing; all modern
improvements and In perfect repair Rent low ana
po'se''''A - WARREN q TUPPER.
Real Estate Agents,
an 1e.,od3t No. Il Tenth street.
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OFFICEs, STORES, AND ROOMsGa
tOFOR RENT.-Desirable OFFICES on MAIN, Ss-&
Ninth, and Franklin streets
Suits of and single ROOMS in various ioc1lit.es.
STORES on principal business streets sna wessern y
is''' Real Estate Agent and AucfioHeer.
opposite Dispatch, 11l3 Main street
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TOR RENT, THE COMMODIOUSMA
II AND ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE No. -
3O6 south Third street, CANDLES Hill, now occnPlea
and cold water, and all modern improvements Pos-
session given 1st September next. Apply 70 M. L.
ALLEN & BROTHER, or az -
M I6-eodGt TRUMAN 4. PARKER q GO.
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESI- l
RABLE BRICK HOUSE No. 101, on the. .A.x
southeast corner Of Main and First Streets contain
ing niue rooms: kitchen, and other conyeniences,
on o m tnstrnt - = .s.st-E 81 E. ID, EACHO.
mn 1871 No. 8 fourteenth street.
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TOR RENT OR LEASE.-I wish TO rent
II or lease my BOILING CREEK FARM, In tho
county OF Amherst, opposite Lynchburg, contaning
about seven hundred acres about one hanaret ano
eighty acres In James River low lands, aud nor sho-
fect Ia overflow The high lands are OF superior
quality. The improvements are good. There y
upon Il good water grist mil. Mr Z. =. lsrlss,
whose farm adoIns, viii show II to any person df
shAis ~ 'sD' Mas. M. C.. HA3fMONp.
an oo..xAw Lyuchbnrg, Va,
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to be the means of swindling women
and children out of their income by DO.
gus mining shares, was protected. Bah
cock came from the dock of St. Louis
court, the cell Of the iail-bird Mcdonald,
to become the private secretary OF the
President and Director Of the Public
Works. And now. we have the Secre-
tary OF War, resigning his sttice, con.
fessedly corrupt and dishonest man, and
protected from the just Indignation Of the
House by the acceptance OF his resigna-
ton. $4,000
The true leaders Of the party, the men
who still possess the confidence OF the
people, should now take ground. Mr..
Conkling has a higher stake in the atfec-
tions of the Republican party of New
York than in any possible devotion to
the President. Is he in favor OF corrup-
tion and maladminstrstion? Let him
speak while there ia time Mr., Sher'
man is the leader of the Republican
party in Ohio, State which is import
| ant TO Republican successes. Does be ap-
prove OF the stolld, depraved rule
which deadens the public sense OF the
nation? Let him speak while there is
timel Mr.. Blaine is the choice OF New
England for the Presideney-the repre-
sentative of a glorious Commonwealth
Does he feel that the legends of Ander-
sonville are OF more interest to the coun-
try than these painful, ever increasing
evidences of shame and crime? Let him
speak while there is timel For the time
has come for every Republican who sees
in his party something more than
dumb echoing OF Cesarism and folly to
speak. 1t may be too late!
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Ohio Tobacco In Baltimore.

Editors OF the Regis'cr:
The receipts of new Ohio Tobacco
thus far amount to SOL hhds. There mas
been good demand for short 10 me-
dunn Spangled Tabacco, which has soio
readily on arrival at fair prices, while
other descriptions of new Tobacco have
remained rather neglected. Messrs.
Bros Boninger have bought recently
about 200 hhds. of old Tobacco for their
Dui.burg factory. The stock Of old To
bacco still unsold comprises about
1000 nhds., and consists principally OF
French Tobacco.
We think the new crop has been over
estimated and we do not believe the
same will exceed the amount OF l6,OOO
hhds. The crop is Of good quality, and
contains a large portion of Spsngls led and
Red Tobacco, suitable for the Bremen
market and Duisburg. According to
present indications, we look npon the
prospects for Ohio Tobacco as encourag-
lug. There is very little stock OF ONO
Tobacco in European markets, and AS
manufacturers abroad have bought but
very sparmgly last year, owing to the
high prices then prevailing, they VIII
have to lay IN stock sgain this year. AS
the quality Of the crop is good and
prices now ruling are moderate
there is every isducement for
shippers to enter our market,
and we look for very active demand to
set in against May, and we believe the
present crop will be disposed OF At fAlr
prices. But at the same time We would
caution owners of Tobacco not to be too
sangulne in their expectations, as we do
not expect Ohio Tobacco will rule at e1-
tremeIy. high prices. for the reason that
the crops in Kentucky, Virginia and
MARYLAND are large Maryland Tobacco
is now in very active demand, and prices
have advanced lately one cent per
pound. Kentucky Tobacco is selling al
rather low rates, owing to the very
doubtful condition Of the shipments. we
learn that the crops of Brazil and Domln-
90 Tobacco, which are sold to large ex'
tent in the Bremen market, are poor.
Nothing is know yet in regard TO the
wants of the French, but we expect they
will invite proposals Tor contracts by the
middle OF this month. As France has
taken last year an unusually small guam
tity of OHIO and Maryland Tobacco, Oh y
$500 hhds.. against 10000 hhds taken in
former years, we hope they will issue
large contract for Ono Tobacco soon,
which would enable Agents to dispose OF
all the old Tobacco still on hand.
Yours truly,
WILKENs IL BEALL.
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STILL MORE CORRUPTION AND
CRIME.

Reports of official fraud and corruption
a-e getting 50 common, and
the columns OF the public press
are so flied with them, that it is
really becoming sickeningto read them.
The whole country has been shaken
f;Jm centre 10 circumference by Secrc-
tary BELKNAP's crime, and though y,t
not recovered from its establishment, there
is again presented this morning in an
article from the ST. Louis Times, q start
ling array of charges equally grave
and serious III their character, against
no lesser personages than the
President Of the United States, and
the Attorney General, Mr.. PIERREPoNT.
These charges are, in effect, that both
these officials constantly and persistently
worked by every means in their power,
and in direct violation OF their oaths Of
office to defeat the prosecution OF General
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The Republican Party of
CnrrupfiOn and Demornliznttou.


From the New York Herald.
The downfall Of Secretary Belkusp
means the ruin Of the Republican party.
1t is only another OF the many streams
of corruption and folly that have flowed
from the present administration. and
from the party now in power How can
we fail TO draw the inference that is soen
in nature, science aud history, that when
the river Is polluted the po-
son is most likely in the
source. What foul streams have
poured forth the stresm st. Domingo.
with the violations of law. jobbery aud
corruption; the stream French arms, with
its infraction Of international obligations:
the stream general order business. with
lis debasement of New York politics; the
stream Alderman, with imbecihty ana OPP
preston in tho SOUTH; the stream
Richardson, with the Ssnborn frauds; the
stream Delano. with the intamies
of the Indian Department.; the stream
.Babcock. with the frauds IN the revenues.
These a. the currents OF the present cor
rupt party. II is about time that the re-
sponsibility for this endless and ever In
creasing food should be placed where 1t
belongs-on the party now in power.
Let us see how this party has made
itself responsible for this Generalization.
Richardson, who approved the San born
fraud, shameless aud unblushing as it
was, was made a judge. Shepherd, driven
from power as one uniaith!ul TO his trust,
WAS made commissioner, and is the
leader of administration society. Will
liams, after his sins we're confessed, was
Entrusted with high duties, Schenck, after
he allowed his name and his office
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EsIED.

ROCK WELL-At o'clock Friday after
noon. March 3rd, Mrs. SALJIE {. Rock
WELL, wife OF ). e. Rockwell, in the TWEEN
ty-thIrd year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her hus-
band, lj5 Eighteenth street, on Monday
morning, March 9Th, at 10 o'clock. Friends
of the family are invited TO attend.
SHROUDES-On Sunday, March ), 1876
AT IL O'Clock NJ, WILLIE WARD, son ol
Captain John =. and Ella Shoudes, aged
SIX years, five months, and thirteen days
Funeral from the residence OF his pa
rents, No. $40 Marketstrcet, Tuesday after
noon, at = o'clock. Friends of the family
are invited to attend.
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In the Geographic columns will be
found some very interesting extracts from
the British press, in relation to American
affairs and American reputation abroad.
1t is self.evident proposition that the
conduct of the dominant party has
brought upon us, as people, such over
whelming disgrace and dishonor, that il
is positively mark of shame nowadays
for man to be known as an American
citizen. This Is q sad, but undeniable
truth.
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DISSOLUTION, ,

fINHE FIRM OF LEWIS BAKER & CO.
editors and proprietors OF the REGIS,
TER has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Baker retiring. All l1abili-
les OF whatever nature OF the old firm
will be settled by the new, and all debts
Iue to the Office are payable to the new
NJ IN. LEWIS BAKER,
JAMES II. TANEY,
WIN. j. JOHNSTON,
WIN. ii. TASEY.
NUurEIISG Ianuory I lS-h
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent TO any ad-
dress one year for $500. Valuable premi-
ans to ciuu agents and TO subscribers.
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WHEELING, January ], 1876. jaH5sb

BEFORE and during the impeachment
trials in this State, certain Radical pa
pers made labored efforts to be very fun
ny about "the busy BIS Now let US
have something about the big busy BIS,
BABCoCK and BELKNAP, and it might
be MS well to throw in BEECHEk. They
are all burning ard shining lights in the
Radical ranks.
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FINANCIAL.

n1oCn PROFIT FROM ISvIHTNESN, ;,
DlIOU OF .2J5. one Of our eu.t",nsy,'
purchased spread, on 100 sbaTes o. -;
Centra., the put At 100 and call ~ 1uyyimn.
AT the same price l0J shares called a. W,
netting pronf 81. 20. This operation &C. a.
be repeated every month In the year,
so, So $40, 400, will pay ~ wen
amount invested. Gold. StocTs, CoNan
and Tobacco bought and sold on COMM ,iliI,,
sion, advances. on consisnment-
I.sts and circulars free.
CHAELES sAEDLEY q co
Bankers and Brokers, ~ Brosdst, Ne
York, near Cold and stock kIehsu5s'
+. o. Box ys4. Run
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are still the most thorough and search
ing cathartic medicine that cln "
employed: cleansing the stomach an
bowels, and even the blood. In sinai
doses Of one pill day, they stlmula"
the digestive organs and promote VIZ
orous health.
AYERS Pills have been known i'i
more than n quarter OF century ni''
have obtained worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct ~
eased action In the several ASSUME
tive organs OF the body, and are 80
composed that distractions wlthi'
their range can rarely wlthsthhh
cyade them. Not only do they cur
she everyday complaints or even
body. but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have bafiied the Des'
Of human skill. While they pr0n1c'
powerful effects, they are, ut the SAW
time, the safest and best physic l'i
children. BY their aperient acton
they grippe much less than the colnh1"'
purgatiyes, and never give pain @h'n
the bowels are not lnhamed.. Iby
reach the vital fountains OF the bIOO''
and strengthen the system by freeing
II from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted 10 all ages and condition.
In all climates, containing nei'he'
calomel nor any deleterious drug,
these Pills may be taken with saie''
by anybody. Their sugar-coatlns pr.
serves them ever fresh and mae,
them pleasant 10 take; while OeLHo
purely vegetable, no harm can af'S"
from their use In any quantity.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

For all the purposes Off Family Phys.
and for curing Costiveness, Jaundic'
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath.
Headache, Erysipelas, hbeumn-
tism, Eruptions and Skin DIseaic'.
Biliousness, Dropsy, TumOrr.
Worms, Neuralgia; as DIM
ner Pill, for purifying the Blood
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Are the mo-
effective anil
congcnial pyf
ga,ivc cycrdi'
covered The
are mud, bot
eTcctual IN
their opcr
tion, MOVING
the bowel"
surely ana
without ra.'
Although 2'
tie I'm their o.,
Grafton. The.
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HOT ELS.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,

MOS. 1882 AND 1894 MARKET STREET,
y Wheeling, w. Va, Welty's old stand,
PHIL. MEDERT. Proprietor.
First class Rooms, First-class Table, and
First-claSs Stables. Call and see for your
self guarantee satisfaction and cheap
rates Oct2
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COPARTNER SHIP.

The undersigned having become sole
owners OF the REGISTER, have this day as
ISOLATED themselves together for the pur-
pose OF carrying on the Newspaper and
General Job Printing and Book Binding
business, under the firm name and style
Of THE REGISTER COMPANY. The business
OF the late firm Will be closed by the SUB
scrIbers, who alone are authorized to make
such settlement.
Gro. II. MoEFETT,
JAMES Il. TASEY,
WIN. j. JOHNSTON,
WIN. II. TANEY.
WHEELING, January ], 1876. jaR5sb
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nEPARED EY
nv Ar. mr.

Or. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass"
Practical and Analytical Chsmis"'
BY ALL pRUoopTs EyEEYwHEhL
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Canary Birds For Sale.

FINE LOT OF CANARIES, MALE
n and Female, for sale, al guaranteed
singers, at the low price OF 81 no a piece, AZ
HENRY nELEMBRlOHr'S,
No. col, corner 81 Market and Sixth streets
North Wheeling. JaJlSSMh
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TO M ERCHANTS.

An OPPORTUNITY ~ OFFERED To-
n buy at discount an order for A.
cOmmOdation at the tOllonadc Hotel.
Philadelphia, amounting to Seventeen
Dollars aud "a Half. For particulars Apply
at this office febkiii
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Good Dollars Worth
Rock Candy Drips.

THAvE JUST RECEIVED A LOT Of
i Rock Candy nrips, clear as crysisI
and sweet a. honey.
febs Cor. Market & Fourtes sis