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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01
IniIIrPd nv a InrnGIin.

Yesterday afternoon, Harry Donel a
boy about 10 years of age, residing on
Sixteenth street, between Eott and ia.
cob, was seriously Injured by the explo
SION 0: railroad torpedo Donel found
the torpedo III the Baltimore and Ohio
laras, and was showing it to lot OF
youthful companions at the corner OF
Sixteenth and Chapliue streets, when
one OF them proposed to "shoot it." At
this suggestion Douel, boy like, laid
the torpedo on the pavement and
struck 1t with cObble stone,
when it exploded with grea. noise. a
piece of the torpedo took effect in Don
ey's let! groin, tearing out piece of
flesh about twoinChes in length and hsii
an inch wide; also injuring his lett hand
lightly. a boy named Charles Lyons
WAS also struck on the lett foot by .
piece OF the Internal machine, which
vent through has shoe, and caused a
slight wound Douley was takea to the
uflice OF Dr. Frlssell, where his wound
Was sewed up. The moral is that tor
peIoes are bad PLAY things for boys.
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CEN T AU r
LINIMENT

The lame can be healed and tlesy
made whole. Se now Know g>r
the Centaur LinimeU- Will ao. Tg,
not mend broken bones or cure Ca.
but they will extract soreness, al,
cure rheumatism and arger "a '-
flesh, bone and muscle ailments an
-tiy e. ever before discovered. Bee!
scientific skill cannot 90 6r,u.. p.
effects OF these remarkable prpu.r. ~'
CHrOnic Rheumatism ~ many
standing, Neuralgia, Weak Back
sores, W eeptng SlneWS, seattle. OK
Breasts, distorted Joints and ,rr
Limbs OF the worst kind are cured
White CeutaUr Imminent
Ii will destroy the pam ami heain,t.
out u scar all ordir3t! Burn, uut~.
ID viii extract the poison %. BIZ.
Stiu->. and the frost nom Fgyl..
u : very eth'aclouN Tor F1r-Scl, 7 ..
ache, I,ch and Cuf8uruuN EruluH.>
Mr.. Josiah Wt>'sS., az Mtly>N.
writes
For years my Rheumatism ..,....
bad that have been uua'lp tu ,.r
the house. The rirSt three boy. ,.> a., .
taur LluIment enabled me fp.oa.s r...
ont my rutChrS. am mcud.us ,.r.....
think your Lluimrut simply 4. r.a..
What the 'sutaur Liuimyur l,,
tor others 10 Will do for you l;l,.,..
IL : reliable, ana 10 i cheap
i worth IL weight IN gold 20 uwu...
horses aud mules.
This lu,mrut has cured more Npt,t
ed. Sw,vuIcd, Rlug-uOu,d and t,nI,,,,
Horses I'm tulJc years than lal. 49,.
Farriers in the country ID su Az,
effects are simply wonderful.
We nave thou .andS upon fuou>l,..
certificates a. strong Is the iOItow.ry
only horse was lame Cor q year ~
ietI0ck wrench All rrmrdi-, ufr.r.
failed 10 cure and considered him Won.
less until | commenced 20 Use tr....-..
Linimcut, which rapidly CU-DI ..r.
heartily recommend IL.
"kEN. OrEO. ". FTksr.
"ManOIviLy. SChohart, Co. +
DEAR Sir have used your Gems.
Liuimcut In my Bmlly. and uuG...raf.
efgreat value. Please send me- iwnsr..,-
worth, one for thr mules aud horses
RILEY SICkLEA
Fails station. Wynmlug,n. D..
Itmgkos very little difference whgff--
ease l., whether 10 bC Wrench ~u,.r'
PolI-Evti, KingbOue. Scratches ur faru-
ness Of any KIN /, the citc'l, are IA, >.uI,
IlNeIymeu, stage proprietor,, F.rm-,
&c. never be- without the \ elbow ,,ufs.f.
should Lulmcnt. Ii il sold ,yeryS ar..
ana warranted In IT. effects.
Laboratory oi j. Is. Rose i 60.
10 DIZZY st. NKw YORK
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The finest shoes kept in the city at l.
V. Blends.
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That Capital Meeting

Yesterday afternoon kramers band
gave the people tree serenade, psrading
the streets IN large wagon. In the
evening the band repaired to Capitsi
square, and there continued the serenade
to large crowd Of promenaders, who
are in the habit Of nightly visiting
the place to enjoy the cool even
ing breezes. Seeing that the
music had attracted such fair audience,
a Clarksburg Capital removal meeting
was organized. Mr.. John Basel at the
conclusion of the serenade, appeared at
the Chapline street entrance to the Capl'
tai building, called the meeting to order,
and nominated Mr.. Nj Rely, oi this
city, as chairman. Mr. Rely then IN
troduced don. j. 5 Garlic, VINO addressed
the assemblage at some length, and o.
course his remarks we're mostly III praise
Of Clsrksburg. Among other things the
speaker said that he was opposed to the
revival of the question, but AS
it had been revived there was 10
other course to pursue than u
settle it definitely, se the people o.
Charleston would not allow 1t To rest, as
they believed the chief end OF man to be
to glorify Charleston and keep open the
Capital question.
At tho conclusion Of Mr.. Carlile'3 re-
marks Hon. Benz. Wilson was intro
duced. He reviewed the Cepitsi re-
moysl question from its conception 10
the present time, and waded through =
,srge quantity of statistical matter to
sustain his position That Clsrk' our Z
should be the seat OF government. The
claims made IN favor Of ClRrksburg
were. because il was the most
eligible point from ali points
in the State, aud because 1t
had not been benefited Yearly so much
by public improvements rs mad Charles
ton.
During the meeting but little or no en-
thusiasm was manifested, and the atten-
ton of the audience was attracted away
! from the orators for time by the Circu-
lation o dodger illustrating the capitol
building rendered by Charleston for the
| free use of the State. Colonel Will
son denounced the scheme OF
endeavoring TO catch votes BY ten
derlng the State the free use OF the build
ing. His remarks, however, did Lot
visibly impress the audience that Clarhs-
burg was the proper place to locate the
seat of government, al d when the meet
ing adjourned it was evident to ali that
IL will take more than brass band aud
public speakers to enthuse the people At
a Clsrksburg capital removal meeting,
with the thermometer at % degrees.
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Personalities.

Rev. J. q. Armstrong, rector of St.
Matthew's church, Wheeling, officisted
vt St. Paurs church yesterday, and in the
morning preached an able sermon on
not being ashamed OF the gospel Of
Christ. moving that both intellectually
and practically lis doctrines and teach
Iags we're such that no Christian need be
ashamed o them NJ any time or plsce-
Stcuje1uiHc Herald
Mrs Col. Delaplain and two children
left for White Sulphur last evening.
T, B. Camden, OF Weston, is registered
at the Mcclure.
Hon. John 5. Garlic Is At the Nc
Lure.
DR.. Z. f. Walton, OF Hamilton, Ohio,
Is registered IT the Stamm,
John {. McEIdowaey, Esq, OF New
Msrrnsv'l.e, has rooms at the >t James.
Robt. McEldowney, OF New Martins
vile, l. AT the 81 james.
Col. Delaplain returned from out the
b. y o, on the II o'clock train last
night He reports all quiet.
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SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes or Current Gossip
I'm and About Town.


MERCURY 92.
BASE ball to-day,
No marriage licenses issued yesterday.
ONE addition to the work house force,
yesterday.
CALLINs' new directory of the city
takes well with the public.
The Mathews Light Guards sported
their new caps, last evening, for the hrst
time.
THERE were no transactions IN real
estate recorded yesterday, in the office oil
the county clerk.
CAPITAL renovalist don't enthuse to
any great extent IN the Panhandle, IN
Flavor of Clarksburg or Msrtinsburg.
TnE injuries sustained by Mr.. Mich
Crawley, by being thrown from n buggy,
were not so severe Ms stated, although ne
was seriously bruised.
The men bers o. the L gh, Guards are
Igrorsnt o, any dress p.:"de I" take
place on Friday, Ms reported IS tho -FOUR
| teeath street organ.
The Argonaut Wooden mills have
| shut Il, VII IL consequence OF there being
no market for lis produce, owing 20 the
| dui.n,ss oi the times.
EVERYTHING is quiet IN the city in re-
| lalion to the strike, and no additional
| facts are 20 be ascertsined, although the
market is glutted with al! sorts of rumors.
IL. AZ 49,. -, bo,r hoUapond k,,
| Ross, OF New Brunswick, to row three
four or five mile single-scull race, for
from $500 10 $1,000 side.-Pitts,
| LeGdtr
PREPARATIONS are being made here by
the Amalgamsted Associations of Iron
and Steel Workers, to send delegations
to the Grand Council, which meets ut
Columbus, o, next Tuesday.
CAMP meeting will be commenced two
and halt miles from Smithted, on FRI
day next IL Ii intended 10 run lire of
hacks from the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
road at Rush Run to the camp grounds.
A MEMBER of the Mathews Light
Guard, was taken from his bed az his
boarding house, the other night By
sQusd, and compelled to stand guard duty
al the arsenal. He now says the life OF q
soltieris rough shedding.
SQUIRE CALDWELL yesterday paced
thermometer IL the sun, to ascertain
what height the mercury would rise.
The Squire say that 1t run up to l26 and
tell to the ground, and being broken put
Al end TO further investigation.
MEssRs. McColiech, Hugus, Linch,
Mckenna, Mofalt. DR.. Ward and Al.
Carter, of the Court H.use Clique"
fishing club lett for Few days sport
among the tnny tribe, Yesterday. They
Will cast their bait upon the waters of
Middle creek.
SOME considerable excitement was
caused on the streets last evening by Z
halt. drunken man, with clothes all wet,
head bruised and shirt partly torn from
mis- person. The man stated that he had
attempted to make speech to the strikers
At Beilaire, when he was ducked in the
river. His story is not credited, how
over, but it's thought that he hss proba-
bly, fallen into the river while in b
drunken state.
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Ibe Second Ward Meeting Last
Night.

LAST evening number of the citizens
Of the Second ward met at the market
house, and completed the organization of
company for the purpose OF protecting
life and property. A number Of citizens
were sworn in by the mayor ant given
the authority TO act Is special police.
DR.. Logan WAS elected president and
Chss. y. Coen, secretary.
On motion of Mr.. l. G. Steiiel COM
mitt,e of FIVE men was appointed
by the chair t. nominate cap
tain and three lIeutenatts. The commit
zee consisted Of Messrs l.. &. Stitel, R.
c. Dalzell, NJ. Emsheimer, Geo. Swsrtz-
bach and Il. Wooimansee. The commit
Zee then retired and nominated the iOl.
loving gentlemen: Crawford Booth,
Captain w. A. Mccoy, First Lieuten-
ant; Samuel kraus, Second Lieutenant,
and Hugh Sterling, Third Lieutenant
On motion. the gentlemen were unani-
mOusly elected. Mr.. r &. Dalzell moved
that the company be provided with suit.
able clubs, at their own expense, which
was carried Two taps of the market
mouse bell was settled on as the signal Of
alarm. Adjourned to meet at Second
ward market house at 9 o'clock this even.
ing.
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BRUTAL MURDER.


Last evening the body of VIM. Gros
cor, no was killed at Ashland, Ky, a
few days since, arrived here on the W.
P. Thompson, accompanied by Messrs.
John Swan and William Mcpherson.
Soon after the arrival OF tho corpse, i
reporter OF the REGISTER was dispatched
TO the residence OF Mrs. Groscor, Eighth
ward, and upon examination AS
certained the names of the gen
tleman who accompanied the BODY
home. Mr.. VIM. Mcpherson, inform
cd the reporter of the facts, which ale as
follows:
Reuorter-Mr. Mcpherson what DO
YOU know IN regard to the death OF Mr.
GrOsCOr?
Mr.. McPherson-The death OF vii.
liam Groscor took place at Ashland, KY,
last Saturday, between the hours OF ten
and eleven o'clock at night. Mr.. Gros-
cor had boon standing on Greenup street,
near the corner OF - street, tAlkiag
90 a friend. The friend LETT him, and
went up street while Groscor remained
al the place he W., looking up stree.
after HI, triyad wucn $50
nn4 lana. W.. Cog5',v
r"ns,sbI~' cam. m viii, fifteen ten. 81
wberc Gro.r"r VAS .tsodigg. rad bean
70 fire At him Carr fired The fit ,Lot.
Whl.teu tho second, Carr the third,
Nhiiieo Tie iou'.h, Wh,cA '''& en',I IN
GroscoTs Ihigh' ana Carr Ihe w.
which strUcN Uroscor about hour inches
| under the let "Fm'pIt Hf'sc"F Ihen zen
nnd tiad WITHIN mihu'" ana haIl,
without ~. KIM. Carr A.i " h'lIen
made goo" Their '..'P' y t'e Two
"lheer' raj ""'l i" ....''' '' ''' P"','i
VINO ""' f". /" me '''.''' o'" .,. .'.'.
one TO stop Inc u cen u'"' an '. az Il N''t'
SarI 20 su'"V s"' ,"' ','.,' '"'
standing III 'he crowd, urea 81 tue 'Len
a they ran on D"' u'l nov Su1o'e' III
hsnt! - ,.,.,g,r. ,..n ,y.r -, -.s-rb E
49,. ,,y, mar. n,d v.yi5 hsve tvncr,d
tnoo, hid tn.y h.,n rsuo5t The citr-
z,us condemn the atf.ir as M outrageous
and yrnrovoked murder. As Groscor hsd
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NAVY WHO ARE SUFFERING

from the effects OF the warm weather anu
are debilitated, are advised by physicians
10 take moderate amounts OF whisky Two
or three times during The day. In a l1ttIe
while those who adopt this advice IRE,
ouently increase the numter OF "drlhks
and in time become confirmed tnebrlateS.
A beverage which will not create thirst
for intoxicating liquors, and which Is IN
tended especially for the benefit OF deOlIi-
tated persons, whether at home or abroad
= DIR. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic, Con-
ttning the Juices of many mediclnaI
h cribs, this preparation does not create an
appetite for the Intoxicating cup. Inc
nourishiug and the lite-SuppOrtin5 pro
perties of many valuable natural proiuc-
lions contained in il and well known 10
medical nsen have most strengthening
influence. A single bottle ut the Iohlc
will demonstrate its valuable qualluts.
For debility arising from sickness, over
sxertiOn or from any cause whatever,
wineg !aSsiul OF Sea Weed Tonic taken
after meals will strengthen the stomach
create sn appetite tor Who'll, some food, To
all who are about leaving their homes, We
desire TO say that the excellent effects o.
DR.. Schenck's stasOnable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, ar par
ticularly evident when taken by those
who are injuTiOuSly affected By change
of water and diet No pc son should leave
home without taking a supply of these
safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
gistS, &gl
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r. d. walsh. William Findley, Patrick
O'Brien, Peter Reiiry, Jonu Aegean, vii
liam McDona. William Ryan, VI burns,
Patrick Whaling, +. Haden, Patrick
Whalen, jr, PHrick Mctadden, Johu
]. Staley, r. NARROW, Jacob Keller W.
T.. smith, Thomas WaldLon, Patrick
Conry, Patrick Gallagher, ThyS. BurF",
Patrica McDermot, Patrick Moor
Jeremiah Myles, james Pau, ftrhei.
PaIgrit. William A. elite. lHtri.,
Loefiler, Samuel - Hughes, Andg
Krouse, John Ball, I'D. How,ty. James
Roberts John Don on, c seirrrp William
C'Brien, Mike Meeu"n and ,eorg" H.
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CaStOria

u is a mistake 90 suppose that Das,D.a
IS not adopted 20 grown persons "a, " 70. s.
Ihildr~n, They on yucrd 90 Increase I.r
qua tlty But children have 50 m.a.
complains for which tHstpria Is adopted.
like WIND collie, Sour stomach Worm,
letter, gccIhtng and Group, TINT Cd ia.
especially recommended FOR them
II. effects are more certain than Castor
OH. II contains no alcohol and is 3D.,
ulcaSHHI 10 take a. honey. N rry..
gripes. By regulating ;hr srumUrH ~.
bowels the IaSiOl.i coOIS IhC blood 80
ppls worms ana prevents iryrrlsNUrs
quIciS the nerve and produces health
then of cuur-" cuIIdrCu can sleep
quiet and mothers can rest.
CHstUrls Is recommended by all Ihy,-
clans and purses who have tried %, and f.
J having a rapidly increasing sal. iIH
iScpJrct with great care amer the I.r,Ir
nr. samuel Pitcher, oi Mass. Hi &.
Laboratory of J. g. Rose y Co.,. a. ~.
street, New ! Ork. rTN
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Police Cont.

The following cases were disposed OF
before this court yesterday, Judge Gran
mor presiding:
John Gable disorderly, fined five dol.
LAYS and costs. Committed TOR thirty
days.
Henry Gammer, djsorderly, fined one
dollar ard costs. Paid
Chas. Herschrod, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Paid.
Frank kberic, disorderly, fined two
dollars ana costs. Paid.
Lawrence Clark, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs Pad.
Jerer ian Hinklemsn, disorderly, fined
two dollars aud costs. Paid.
Michael Banning, drunk, fined two
dollars and costs Execution suspended
Rosanna A,hworth, for neglecting to
have such alterations made on her prem
ises for the protection OF other property,
as directed by the fire warden, was lined
i've dollars and c. sts. Execution sus-
PENDED on payment OF costs.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
u states for the District OF West Virginia,
in bankruptcy, in the matter Of james j..
Freeman, bankrupt, District OF West VIZ
ginia, IS:
A warrant in bankruptcy has been
issued by said Court against the estate OF
James l.. Freeman, Of the coun OF
Hancock and state OF West Virginia, in
said diStri I, who has been duly al judged
a bankrupt upon petition Of his cred tors
and the payment of any debts, and iI-
delivery of any property belonging 10 said
bankrupt, 10 him, or 10 his use, and t.e
transfer OF any property by him, arc i.r-
hidden by law
\ meeting o the creditors Of e1id bank
rupt, 20 prove their debts ana choose one
or more ASsignecs OF his estate. viii be
held a Court OF Bankruptcy 10 be holden
at Wheeling, in said district, on the -
day OF August, ls77, at 10 O'Clock A ", a.
tEe Office Of T. j. hugus, No Il Twelfth
street, in the city OF Wheeling, in the
state Of est Nirgi MIA, one Cite Registers
in bankruptcy IN said district.
GEO. ". PATTON.
U :. Marshal for said District, 10y b. !.
Campbell, Deputy. .yll-s
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Tender of State House at Charleston
Proposition to Save Half a Million.

of House company III 5
of ,heldon Wednesday July l8, 1871
H PRESIDENT John
Onsier Edward Knight q. McWhorte Dr. L. L. Con Moses
John Blrdett Directors
following resolution, which was unsh
mo- adopted: !, - .. ,,ot, .,tbor;,.4 =,
Virginia, 0lFlg So"S
property of this company OF Charleston, fo Capitol
A''''' " T LAIDLEY, Secretary.
To the Bpqrdof Public Works Of Vest Virginia
building
grounds specified event the Caps located n les
lesion ~
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 4 feet 8 inches.
The Courier departed yesterday for
Psrkersburg.
The Hornbrook and Ragon both left
Yesterday tor Pittsburgh.
The Thompson was due AT this port at
O'Clock yesterday, but was several hours
late
The Andes departed for Cincinnati
yesterday.
The w. p. Thompson registered 200
passengers on her last round trip from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. The railroad
strike has largely increased travel by
river.
The Courier will take temperance
excursion to Parkersburg Saturday even
ing. The fare for the round trip will
be &.
The Market Boy leaves for Mstamoras
at 1890 A. NJ. to-day.
The little steamer Comfort, which ar
rived from Wheeling this morning,
brought sos sacks of oats, 900 kegs Of
beer 27O bundles of wrapping paper, and
other freight.-Pitts. Chronicle.
The steamer Mslie RsgoT arrived
Yesterday afternoon from Wheeling,
with a big trip. She had l,227 sacks OF
oats, and 100 barrels and 400 sacks Of
four-Pitts. Cronicle,
TBy TeIegraph.l
PITTSBURGH, July 3l.-River ) feet
and falling slywly. Weather clear srd
warm. Depalted-Comtort, Wheeling.
CAIRO, July Sl..-Depsrted-Cherok
New Orleans River 10 fee! inch and
falling. Weather clear, mercury so.
LOUISVILLE, July Sl.-Westher warm
ard clear. Depsrted-Vint Shinkle,
Cincinnati; Belle, Madison. River fall
ing, with feet, ) inches in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, July 31.-Weathsr clear.
hot and sultry. mercury II to 81. River
$40 feet ard rising. Down.. d.
Parker, Florence Lee, Tarsscon. Up
Arkansas Belle, Miller, johnson. Busl-
ness light.
CINCINNATI July 3l.-River feet 10
inches and falling. Weather fair and
hot. Arrived Fanny Nowiand, PITTS.
burgh; Hudson, Wheeling Golden City,
New Orleans. Departed-Hudson,
Wheeling.
MEMPHIS, July 81 River fell 4
inches: 80, Is 4 o; II inches. Mer-
cIry 90 : ..es : 'iyed-Hsrd Cash,
White ii,r,; Co.'S Millsr, Cincinnsti.
Departed Arkansas rIYer;
Msude. Vicksburg; City of Vlcksburg'
St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 3l.-Arrived-Hobbs,
Ohio river; Rhodes, Pittsburgh; Bay less,
Quincy; Virgie Lee, Cincinnati. De-
parted-St. Louis, Cambridge; Mime
spolis, ST. Paul; Bsyless, Quincy; Grand
Tower, Ticksburg. River Tell l. inches.
Weather partly cloudy and very warm.
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LADIES' SEMINARY,
DLAIRSVILLE, PA. FALL SESSION
ID opens Thu sday, September lSth, lN,I.
I cation very healtHiul, easy pi access
terms moderate. FU ! cUurrr 90 Us'rUc.
ton. FUI Caia' Ogue. pleaer address
J.JEWETT PARKS,
jyg6egrb Principal.
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,4PIFAL. S-@u,uJU
lr.r *. BUTSFpEJ, P-.si2,Hs,
$50. ADAMS, Cashier.
Bark of the Ohio Valley
successor "a
TIL FIRST NATIONAL BAN l.
OF WHEELING.

THIS Bank is Organized and prepared 20
transact the buSlaess of banking IN ali II,
details.
II succeeds tpe Firs' SauOuai Bank "i
Wheeling: 81 owned by the same share
holders, and rs under tne same manage
~ ent.
81 caremliyr-g riding the interests 0iiIA
lnrTesp Oudtut- aud deqOSitorN, ana p!
prompt and mlthtli execution OF Jueli
wishes. il hopes to merit their esteem aud
confidence.
Sote> and Bliss discounted.
Collections made On all points through
ont the United states.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check a
sight, received from banks, bankers, Hrm
corporations ana individuals.
Certificates OF depOSI, issued payable ON
demand, OF al fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
DIRECTORS:
ions h.. BuI~EDgp VA. b. ~ dPSoN.
JACOB -. RHODES, ~ n. \. ! UENEH,
WM. \. ISErr, J"HS J.. HoR8s'
\. VI. ADAMS, .. {. DEWEY
HENRY VI. HARPER III
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A New Appraisement.

Yesterday morning weil-known con-
stable of the Sixth ward was sent bv y
Squire to apprslse 10: of household
goods, and IL his examination found a
cradle with a baby in it. No. having
noticed the child the constable appraised
the articles as tone child's crib and con-
tents, valued at two and one-halt dol
lars" One might well conceive the con.
sternation caused when the constable
had sssertsiped his mistake
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
hIAIOEON. EIKGININ.

with over Twenty teachers and Officers
ranks among the first schools tor young
ladies i'm the United states. in the hCHuu-
ml Valley OF Virginia, tar-faned for
health. Attended by pupils from nttern
penses r. Juired Session opens sept. 20,
is77 Board and TuItiOn for en- ire >cuola las
ne year $40. For catalogue and tull Ia
.ormation, adore Kew. ". a. II AKRlS,
D. d., Pre- .ldrnt, stanton, Va. Jy-tgIb
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am. with great Tespfct.
JAMES r. HARRISON, VI. D..
Chairman NJ gbS Eyyr,.yJ

Among the numerous Institutions o.
learning in the south, few. IL any, have
achieved the rapid and Unprecedented
success which has been attained BY tU..
Norwood High school. IL now stands Sec
Ond 20 none IN the state, both IN reputa-
ton and the extent Of patronage II enjOys
The discipline, - well a. the exercise
are conducted Is nearly as possible af.s!
the plan Of the University Of Virginia.
and having proved an entire success will
be continued without ch4nge.-CDTre-
spCTdeTice Of the Gdl,LsstOa NelCs.
Refers 10 present patrons Ot the School
from West Virginia, TO Judge T. C.. Green.
Judge VI. EdmlstOn, Judge John Bran
non, Dr.. 7. b. Camden and Col. J. VI.
Ransom.
Also, 10 Mr.. =. Brady, Mr.. J. II. Hobbs.
and other patrons OF the school but espe-
ciaIly 70 the old students themselves.
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