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AMUsEMENTx.
DICHMOND THEATRE-TO-NlGHr


RIChMoND THEATRE-To-NlGHr.
The fsmous
CoLLIER's BANKERS DAUGHTER CoMBINA-
under the suspIcc. Of A. II, PAGMsR, yOion.seaare
Theatre, New York, 10 BRoNsoS HowARD's
.,rur cnarmang py,ourrp. p'sy,
the original models win be brousht here by this
company. SUPERB TOILETS and a
PHENOMINAL CAST.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT ~ +. NJ
Matinee admission Admits, 80 cents; chilciep,
25 GEMS; reserved seats, 10 ccnis. Evenin prices
as usual. pzl-n-
THE SPLENDID NEW GRAFTON ON
i ELOQUENT oRAToRY,"
REV. j. r. HAWTHORNE. d. D..
prepareo especially ior The sisp ISmIse;n VIII oe
MOZART HALL
TUESDAY NIGHT MKT, ,25TH INSTANT. lssl I.
lis frst delivery was a. Norfolk and Portsmouth a
few days ago whose press lavish upon the highest
encomiuns, termlng II literary GEM ana 9s
specimen OF eloluence OF transcendin' orhh ihcy
a LIZZIE tickets. so CENTS: Two for rs cents three
| for Al. az JoHNsToN's, 91S Main street ana the
hall door =.
MOZART HALL, JANUARY q AND %.
| M CAPTAIN BOGARDUS AND HIS SONS
FuoENF. AGED sixteen; EDWARD, aged ten; PR-
| TEs, aged z: HENRY. age i've. will give exhibit
iions OF FANCY SHOOTING with stoI.run and
rife, embrac lng he following remarkable perform
| anceS:
| Shoe ing the gun turned in various positions and
| breaking hving objects; fancy shooting. Eugene,
with his rife hits marbles. nlCkes, &C.. thrown N
the air, aud other astonishing feas; Little Henry
and Peter knsck peanuts from their faihef' hogers.
snuff candle, knock ashes from cigar neId IN The
mouth. Captain BOGARnCS concluding me eve
ming performance with FANCY IRAP. SHOOT
ING. including viii IN he vii demonstrate MS me-
ihOd Of breaking 600 glass balis In New York IN
| seven hours Nineteen minutes nd two seconds.
These exhibitions are In every. respect enj0vable
| 10 the LADIES' The noise OF ihs gun Is reduPto 10
| minimum, aud no smoke from the nrng.
| Each night captain BoeaTdus viii shoot r. on MS
gun one hundred Of his Paient Fireworks In front
| of The hall. Admission. 5Oc., children, Zoe
| Va 10 a.
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9ithntond 1ispatth.
FRIDAY...........JANUARY2 2l, 1881

Ne THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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"ALL BEAUTEoUs FAIRNESS DwELLETH IN
THINE EYES"
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ALEXANDRIA. VA, January 8, 1881.
INNURANCE COwPANEES.
CHEAP INSURANCE.


MIR. ABRAHAM LEVY tof Levy Brothers.,
RICHMOND, VA, holds three policies (aggreeatIng
$4,000 insurance. in the
HWtSTERN MUTUAL
LlFE-lN>URANCE COMPANY.
One of these policies CTRNYEAR IIFEl, PAID UP
IN 1873 FOR $1,000. lost 1922 rs; AND HAS
SINCE PAID AN ANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND EX-
CEEDINC $50. BEING AN AVERAGE OF ABOUT AZ
PER CENT. on TIE ENTIRE AMOUNT OF PAY
NTNTs MADE 10 THE COMPANY. The two remain
ing policies, isSuea IN 1861 ana 1879. each fo-
$1,000, are on the ORDINARY LIFE PLAN, the an:
nnaI premium amounting 10 S6S66. THE CASH
DIYIDENDs ON The THREE POLICIES THIS
YfAR WILL REDUCE THE NET rAYMENT
OF PREMIUM BELOW $40; so THAT In
TWENTY YEARS FROM TIE DATE OF HIS
FIRST POLICY MI. LEVY Holds $4,000 IN
SURANCE IN A FIRST-CLASS COMPANY,
WHICH HAS so FAR COST HIN LEES & THAN n
Al 200, AND NOW COSTS LESS THAN $40
PER ANNUM. The reacer Is requested 10 compare
these results with those on policies issued by any
OF her company within the last sfteen or twenty
} ears.
: For further information address
JOHN Il. CARY. Stale Agent.
1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Dr. j. g. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
Ia Zl-f.Su& WtAp5
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TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY a5Iu,
FIRST APPEARANCE IN RICHMOND on
MISS ELEANOR CALHOUN.

This young lady, born and educated In California
thcr parents being from South Caroiua), made her
de,ut 10 san Francisco last October, and achieved
success as brilliant as any IN the records OF The
stage. She was trsined for her profession by Mrs.
Julia Melville snyder. who IS an acknowledged ur~-
matte teacher Of the highest merit
MISS CALHOUN appeared successively as Juliet &.
Julia in "Tbe IIunchbsek,r aud a. Margaret FL
more in Loves Sacrifice" In each OF these frst-
rate refes she won the hearty conmendation of
reoplc Of critical taste aud achieve a. well pOpu-
lar triumph.
N THIS ENGAGEMENT SHE WILL HAVE
The SUPPORT OF
RRIILIANT DRAMATIC ORGANIZATION.
Manager POWELL has great pleasure in anneun-
ciug Tits appearance Of
TUE most PROMISING IDEAL REPREsEN-
TATIvE or sHAKsPEARIAN
AND OTHER
MODERN CLASSICAL HEROINES OF TIE
AMERICAN STAGE.
Miss CALHOUN
Is ALSO MOST EARNESTLY ENDORSED BY
THE PRESS OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
AS WORTHY IN EVERY WAY OF
HER GRAND POSITION ON THE CLASSIC
STAGE.
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Entered at the Post-Ofhce At Richmond, Va, a
second-c,ass matter.J
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JUST THE THING TO KEEP IN WlNE-CEL
LARS.
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1T CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK. ICE. SODA. OR HoT WATER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH FINE
ICE, TO SUIT HE TASTE.
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sold by leading wine merchants. grocers. hotels,
and drugg SIS everywhere.
ia 9-dSu,W&F6m
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4: HUB PUNCH.

sIDEBoARDs NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
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has lately been introduced, ana meets with marked
popular favor.
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A AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE COM
IA PANY.

THE LARGEST AND STRONGEST RESI-.
DENCE-INSUR ANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
Risks taken in city or country on Residence, Fur
niture, &C., aud on Farm Buildings and their con-
tents.
Ne take no business risks, and thus avoid busi-
ness c0naagratiens--the rock which so piany
companies have been wrecked.
We invite inquiry and Investigation Of the coadi.
tion OF the eompaay. Term-risks specially, end
Gates reasonable.
GEORGE d. PLEASANTS 4 son.
General Agents for Virginia, Norm Carolina,
aud West Virginia, Eleventh and Bank streets,
dc 25. I'm Richmond. va.
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Its ready Oh opening and will e found an agree
able aad ION To the choice things which undcniahly
enlarge the plea ures OF life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature If rightly enjoyed.
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GOOD At ALL TIMES.
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BOSTON:
{. II. GRAVES & SONS.
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A DELICIOUS DRINK
FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS,
PARTIES, ETC.

:HU Il PU y G H.:
.s......sss... .sssss
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lIIsTREsS OF THE WHITE HOUSE.
Gossip Conserving mrs, GAFAeld-HeE
Dress and Appearance,

Dress anu Appearance
There need be no apprehension in the
public mind about the present mistress oil
the White House, writes a Washington
correspondent to q Boston paper. Al
though naturally q most modest and re-
firing woman she has risen to the occa'
sion, az all who know her best have been
sure she would do, and a more courteous
high bred woman would be hard to find
and one go simple and unaffected in man
neF, She Is an intellectual woman who
has kept abreast with the world, vile
whose opinions her husband regards with
respect, q mother who Is the friend, con-
fidant and helper TO her children and a
loyal friend, she comes into her public
life with the determination 10 make her
self the friend Of the people, and she pro-
poses that the White House shall lose
none OF. its RttraCtiveness under her reign,
When asked II she should keep open
house, as Mrs, Hayes has done, or wheth'
or she should reserve certain times for
herself, she said she should give herself, as
far as her strength would permit, to the
public; that as she belonged to them she
must consider their wishes first and her
own inclinAtions last. She is as quiet in
her dress as was her predecessor, and she
wears literally no jewslry, She wears hel
brown hair waved of her forehead and
Coiled low at the back. On Sunday she
wore a handsome black silk, with slight
train, trimmed with heavy jet passemen'
tsris. She will not hold any formal re-
Ceptions during Lent. Mrs, Garfield the
elder said, in speaking Of her son, III he
makes Rs good a President as he has 8
son the country has nothing to fear" He
certainly has had no more sincere tribute
than that.
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The Chicago Tribune, with reference To
the excitement about diseased hogs-an
excitement which it contends is wholly
without justifCation-mskes the following
points;
"No hog that Ia diseased can make the
Journey to Chicago by rail and live; no
hog that ia sick or diseased can make that
journey and deceive the merchants who
buy healthy animals for packing. A sick
hoy, q disabled hog, ia detected In an in.
slant and separated from the herd, is sold
to the manufacturers OF grease, and is nev.
or permitted, even II 1t were physically
able, to enter the clearinghouse.
In this city, where some 100000
OF Iva hogs are bought and slaughtered
annually, tho packers buy the droves,
ranging As high IS several hundred ami
mails In q lot; they pay for all they buy Rt
the price Of sound, healthy hogs, aud are
not likely to be deceived into paying full
price per pound for even one hog whose
market value Is one.lourth Of that price
per pound for the greaae.pot, So thor
oughly bred Is the hog Of this day that 1t
ia impossible for sick one 10 escape de-
lection, 1t Is more delicate than It's an.
cestors, and any physical inhrmity be.
comes 80 evident that 1t cannot be palmed
of upon any one ut all acquainted with
the animals as sound or 10 good condi'
tion.h
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CEALED PROPOSALS.
CLRRk's OFFICE,
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF OnIn COUSrY,
MmEKLlNn, ". VA, March 10. 1851


WHEELING, W. Va, March 10, 1851.
Sealed proposals will DO rec lived at this ofs,i,s
ThurIday, SlSt inst. at 70 O'Clock ", for ltC "a
ordered by the Board a County Commissioner
their session on the 7th inst aS IOllGWI, via.
On frat dlylIlon, q. U, 4 r. road, % Cubs yus
masonry, 600 cubic yards excavation, $40 cube Wa
On second division, @. G. & p. ro,d, loo ny
yards excavation, 600 cubic yards mRCAdlnIaL
On MIDI % Wheeling Creek, lower ind, l,GGl4
yards niacadAmlLlDE,
On river, Ilcdns Run and Short CrsE, v al
yards masonry, 5000 cubic yalds IxGAvlllh
On first division W. W l. 4 D. plke w E4
yards matchmaking, 1850 cubic yards rip mp.
On Peninsula and Fulton road, Cublc judiu
sonny, 400 cubic yards matchmaking
On Chapel Run 10 sprlHgerB, 100 cubic y,nliB
sOnTy, 1000 cubic yards excavation, 800 cube Jri
matchmaking,
On Dixon Hun TO Ridge roGd, 100 cubic ylrdI y
slnry, 200 cubic yards excavation, RellyI BifuH
Dement, Cemetery, 200 cubic yaldS GC1vltlos
On MclraW's Kun, 90 cubic yards nA,onfy ia
cubic yards excavation,
On Middle Wheeling Creek reid upPr shi,l
cubic yards masonry, 100 cubic yards eIGavtoli Il
cubic yards naCadPmlElng.
River from Glen's Run 10 Brooke county lns ~
cubic yards excavation,
tlOn.
Rouey's Point 10 B. y. 4 B ROAD, 100 cubic m
masonry, 1900 cube yariB excavation
Meeting House Hill, 800 cubic yards mlCadiIlt1
South Fork Short Creek, 900 cubic yud, tinS
ton.
500 cubic yards excavation.
Wet Liberty and HOrvey's, 1900 cubic ylriIuS
walton,
Battle Rum 50 cubic yards muOrr, 2s@as
yards excavation,
& m Grove % BOss.' Hill, 60 cubic yard, nisE.
q, 900 cubic yards excavation.
Gillespls'S Hun TO Ridge Road, l. 90 cube ifa
excavation.
LaideyS Run to Kids MIL, 30 cubic JTs
masonry, 1000 cubic yards excavation.
Peters Run, ~ cubic yAtdS masonry, 2@aa
yards excavation.
Rel y's and DrlApliln's, 90 cubic yards nips7
1000 cubic yards excavation.
htort Creek, main stem, 1850 cubic yA'1S huaF
,OOO cubic yards excAya Ion; TIuls work V w
hams, 200 cubic yards excavation.
Warden and Waddles Kun, GOeubC yards niEEl
2 800 cublc yards excavation.
Above quantities are applOElmhted Atd i'hl
charge A. the pleasure OF tho BOanl. AllhW1
will be Ol tho senOnd.CiASB Prices Tor ItTra
must DO distinct for earth, loose itCk, IAi IT
Bids must DO separate ilr each road, ard NUTS
name Of each bidder aud member OIL bfn Wy
with pohtotiice nddresN, and must Inc hle ih'IfM
IocO inendAl0n Of Al least two persons Aerstiia
Tue Bonl % 10 The aafaCtef and qlallhitol&F
bidder; The standard 81 M R'ur. ment W tts
Of work will be the yard Of q cubic let INn
proposals., Proposals. for County Work 10 h lta
4th Of April, 1851" Tho Boaid reefvs ihs thi
: iect any or all bids For any information iIli
this office,
by order Of tho Board.
CHA8. II. DIFFERS, Clerk CommI'toss,
w. Q. 6MITH, Comfy Engineer, ~
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By the erasure OF cancellation marks
and tho alteration OF dates clever swindle
has been perpetrGted in tho sale Of District
OF Columbia bonds long linCe cancelled
and Of course worthless. One ]. O. Farm
ham, who in 1875 was Chief Clerk in one
OF the divisions under the District Board
Of Audit, coniesses to having executed the
job, but, as the otEense was committed five
years ago, he will by the StatuteOt Limi'
tations escape prosecution and punish
ment for the crime, About $4,000 worth
OF the bonds were disposed Of, and Farm
ham Ia free to admit that his only mistake
was in not negotiating 100000 worth,
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From the San FlRuehCO Gall, Feb. %,
The Chinese vessel Nee Foo is now in
our harbor. The Nee Foo Is the second
Of the line, OF which the HoChuug was the
first, established to ply between this city
and some port in China. The Chinese,
following their accustomed method Of get.
ting trade, have already cut under the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company in the
transportation Of aouF, and the presump.
ton IL fair that similar course will be
adopted with other articles OF freight and
passengers. The reduction made by the
managers Of the Nee Foo would draw all
Of the flour goingto China at present II the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company did not
meet the reduction with one equal or
greater. This the company has done, and
at the last accounts had esRb'
lished the lowest rates; but II Is
not supposed that the struggle
has ended yet. The Chinese would not
have commenced the cutting down pro.
cess II they had not carefully examined
the situation and calculated the chances.
Whether the China Merchants Steamship
Company is subsidized by the Chinese
government ornot is not positively known;
but assuming that 1t Ia not the competition
Of this race In the business Of transporta.
ton is likely to be as deadly as In other
branches Of industry. China ia nation
In which everything Ia cheap, including
human beings, and this CheSpness gives
them q certain advantage over Americans.
Their ships may cost as much as ours, but
their running expenses will DO less, as
their labor is lower and the cost oil living
less, Other things being even, cheap labor
will give them the advantage In the strug
gle for the China trade. II seems almost
like retributive justice that the company
which has derived large profits by food.
Ing California with cheap Chinese labor
should now be engaged III a life and death
struggle for existence with Chinese com.
natitnf
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

az i. ", BeIrT, decpASCd, al M FsonI fboVis,I.Hl
selves indebted 10 the estate will pleaW cali M,
lie, aud all persons having claims viii pleas p,,,
them TO me properly Ger lied 10, | Al,O oder N,
tho business hOE0tOlor0 carried on by The dee,d
known Ra the Rope and COTdage bushes tlkg n.
tlra, with the good will Of same, or viii ie IT.
TONED stock consists Of Rope, TWineI, Cords M
Pitch, Oakum, Blocks, Decking Horse lad IA
COyerS, Fishing Tackle, Gum and Leather Ri
steam Packing, Fire Brick and Tile. AlIhp IN
goods will DO sold Al cost " close up tho bu,bns.
mTI5 W. b. HUMES, AdmlbIIntt
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TnR secret Of recruiting the vital prin.
clple is discovered In TUFTS Pills. In
Liver Affections, Dizziness, Headache,
Costivenees, Dyspepsia, Fevers Of all
kinds, Dysenlery, FlatulenCe, Heartburn,
Efuptiohs Of the Skin, Nervousness, Bil.
ious Collie, Loss Of Appetite aud all ttou
bles oil the bowels their curative effects
are marvellous. They are truly the atIltct.
eds friend.
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The Washington correspondent 10 the
Philadelphia Recorder writes:

"Mrs. Blaine can keep q secret and ward
oFthe inquisitivs. One day, about month
ago, a fellow with curious mind thought
to ascertain from Mrs. Blaine whether the
then Senator would become Prime Minis
Ter under Garfield. Il suppose you will be
delighted when the Senator goes into the
UsbInet? said Curiosity, Indeed, replied
Mrs, Blaine in apparent astonishment,, i
hAys noticed considerable comment in the
newspapers on the subject. Pray, tell me
what you know about 1t, "
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DIED.

ARMsTRONG-On Monday morning, March H.,
1881 at O'Clock, MAGGIE, eldest dAut hter oil Thomas
and Ellen y. Armstrong, In the 18th year Of her
age.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No.
% Ohio street. this afternoon al two o'clock Friends
Of tho family arc Invited. Interment At Greenwood
CemetsrI.
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no THE MERCHANTS OF WpPFI

w LIE WEhSnANlS OF WHRGt
J. IHGi-GENTLR Commlttee an,lisrl'
2 ISf SaSGp nSS s 70 1ae stock o. The w.
an appeal 70 you 70 have your mihdn mad. No. lia
O. He'd on TO stats how mueh u Ary, 1OcT yS1 tal
10 subscribe, The work Ot lhs eommitleS n a,l'
gTAtuitouS aud much time and eXpshss ID .P,sel
10 saved BY prompt and liberal decision a, =
part. Firms arc hereby TtSptc fully reia,,,,. y
have consultation on the matter ia question wv w
decisive Answpr on tho subject Whsu Ihr rn,a. "
calls. ], ED, AEEDEl- GEO Il. lIS(;lE " W
PETERSON, Z, G, JOHNSON, COmmlitee
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TMPORTANT NOTICE TO I'M

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LAM
i OWNERS, PRrtitS having suitable land d. 4, ~
purpose Of holding staie Fair on At Or Nv ~ Y!
tIty Of Wheeling, and which they are vi iI' v
Leave for given number o. years with the pf,Ii.
dress, stating terms, price, location ard nunL ~
acres, o. q. johnson, WhtelIng, " Va ths b,i. =
10 presented 70 q meeting Of uloCkhoIds, ~ 4, y
WOI Virginia Exposition and State Filr Assoc,
for its action, All bida must be In By FRI6IS
MARCH is, 1881. GEu, 4, TINGLF, W r PvT4aIl
SON, @. Ed, NENDEL, c, Z, J0aN. OS," ce a.
mlttOa, mh,t
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GENERAL EoTIoEs
NOTICE.

The stockholders Of Greenwood Csmsi..,
by notified that an election for direct. Z, AZ Il,
tho ensuing year will DO held al ths " IN, &
eemslaFy. No. l920 Main street., in ~ , Se q 4
Ing, on THU RSDAY, the Gath d.y al n 4 bSS!,,N st
between the hourl OtlO Aad 70 o'closf Y 'ss
..,o H. Q. B0SHIN
t4nAH heftsl,
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n oit0A' REDEMPTION OF CITY po,,.

~ HHUE'H1I ITUN Ut VTTI BONhi
Tho hOldOTA Of the " per cent bondS Of IN. n,
q wheeling i' ,Est under " he Oldnaeo Of
aid ordinance, the following bonds, Ms ma u,
81B, 1917, 2SB, 2l6, 28l, 292, nj. nm y,
27S, 81, 2Ia, 10, gao, 27O, 90, 0S, aSi "
having Gs,n drawn by lot, will 10 paid On pr',,,s
lion % the undo signed and will cease 10 ~, M,
81 on and alter April l, 1851.
HENRY K LIST
BENZ, DAVEEPORT
MARcH 1, 1881. ' M
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eSundAyA excepted,
ton Sunday two carr will leave Hofnbrookt Tark
At 900 m, and city al Il % D. NJ, 10 accommodate
.ScSia Ins KtFFH. pups-irt.pA.rL
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THREE GOOD ROOMS TO LET ON
i AaEtet street. We have two Toons In ne SIC
Ond story newly paptTel and painted, Tor Fel hHEl
Or together, AlSo one good large room IN the third
ItOry, In cord condition. IN same building . our
store. STANTON s DAVE6PORr. mhl6
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CEALED PROPOSALS.
CRY CLERKS OYylc1
WHEELING, W, Va, March ii IA,

WHEELING, W. Va, March ii, i'll
soRled proposals will be received 1.-THE oar. 40.
City Clerk until THURSDAY, MARCH II I'D y !,
O'clock y, IN for making pnd delivering al N h
castings the city Of Wheeling may want iCr orc NV!
except wafer plpOs, stop cocks and DE plug. w.
Bids 10 be endorsed, "PrOpOJAls for ci1tI5r, "A, a.
city," The Committee on Water WCIEI rr,,,! ~
tho right 70 rel eel any or all bids.
mill FRANK BOWERS, CITY fla,
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WAX NOTICE,
snRRlyV's oyncE, 1910 CuApur,s

sHRRIBV's OgHCR, 1910 CuAPuSlS
OPEN FROM O'CLOCK A, N, USTlr
O'CLOCK p. n.
All persons indebted 10 me for taxes must t,r ,
the old Sherih'h once anu settle promptly,
spare the time during the day, will keep IL, tss
open until o'clock p. IN,
Unless you ave this last notice attention. ~
proceed 10 eniOrte the law, which will 10 man, ~,
add costs more than ihs tax bill, All 0rtsnpi
claims will bO presented 10 me a. usual,
GEO. II, TlNGLE
iRH Ex.SheTitl ()hiD JoB,,,
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There will 30 meeting Of the StocthJd....
West Virginia EKp position and state Fall I,'ll L,
and Othe1 interested In the protect. Al :, t'li!ss
HOUSE, on SATURDAY EVENING. MiRrHS,, I, 'sgr
a. 49, SS'Scf, Merchants and q EsR, ave n
work d0na BY the cOmmittee and otbet H.. =,
mattsu will DO pIeaented for consideration egsl
mhl5 THE hOLlCITlNG COIyIr,r.
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ATTORNEYS.
SYLVEsrER d WIN

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ATT0RN by AT LAW AND NUTABY PUBL
N. q, Cor. Fourth and Walnut street
CiNCtSriil
Collections promptly attended 10. DtJo'itotl ilt,
Titles examined, Wheeling references q As w
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

+ OsT-BRTWEEN GRUBB's JEWEL,
i BY ItnrO and Capital Building, box Of ieWtlIy,
The andGT VII DO rewarded By having It At GISse'
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THR Washington Star gives the styles of
whlskes worn by the Cabinet. Secretary
Blaine wears full beard with mOustaChei
Secretaries Window and Kirkwood have
side whiskers only; Secretary Lincoln,
Postmaster. General James and Attorney
General Macvesgh wear mouataChes only;
Secretary Hunt wears an imperial.
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TIME TABLE,.
49,
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after SATURDAY, Novtmbe, 10, 1850,
ear on the Wheeling and BIN Grove n, r. Will run
~ follows Can Will leave the city, leofnef Of MARKET
and Eleventh. 6tfe9lsl, and Hofn6foSf'i Paff A
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nnnK'c Established TnIIPc
VUUN - In t84l) IUUnO.

Ne Plus Ultra Of Luxury. Comfort and Economy.
Five grand excursion Parties to Europe, giving
choice Of dates and routes, April 9th, June llth,
Travel and hotels 1r.claSs, all necessary expenses
Included. Ala0 special excursion 10 August for
MothodlOtS, London and return, eily aud Si2'.
sent Tree by mail IN iEqueSt. TGWut tickets for Ia.
dependent travellers Issued by al TouieS, Address
IH03, COOK 4 SON, 26l B!oadWav, MY.
9. a; BARATroEit Manager, P. o. Box 4igL