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gentleman ny Of and religious character
the bushes" teaching who
willing make himself usn III the English Department
hear OF situation by applying nj 2l2 East Broadway.
~ person ihus applying, possess a the requisite Il
good successful teacher Knowledge experience patience
tact eurryy &c &c
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SlNrm DIsTRlcr-UMder CAPT FlScAer

Capt Kurt told MS men that the Mayor cOnsderaic,
vigan soul y could feel confidence in of Wing
politics. and ,ha, they all be discharged Capt Asten
,,srlv aunouncad-'' Men, has become ay aay dis
,bsrse frem this Watch all who politically opposed
nc We understand that Of the captains threatened
.ssu rather than discharge the old and faithful Watcmen
On hi. beat who had served many without fault To
pu, in their places who had been three or leu" tunes
,urned of for gross drunkenness and neglect OF au-"e
40 moi learn that il has vet been resolved to turn OUT OF the
c.. in the Civ Prison the very few Wings who are now
,bsr. but presume ii will be as their places are
wsnsed
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~ JossrH GALES, Senior father Of Nh Gales Of the Ma
,cual Integencer dicd at Raleigh y. c. the oath aged
SO years lie born Eckingten, Derbyshire, England
and in 1877 commenced the publication OF the Sheffield Re
gser Being prosecuted by the Government for his Libe-
principles he fled this country 1874 and commenced
the Independent Gaz=teer Philadelphia. In 1899 he
removed North Carolina and established the Raeish Re
gser, which has been leading Democratic Wing
Journal Tie retired from the business year or since
resgung youngest Mr. Gales has often repre-
scented his County in the Legislature.
II Three were drowned and three men saved
from small boat by steamer, its way from
Quebec to Montreal, few DAYS since.
u The Secretary of the Treasury has egotiaied 50O-
600 OF the Loan authorized by Congress. 81 Der
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" The letter Of correspondent Stranger will be
found interesting version of ranpiring and anticipated
events nj Washington OF the ardent supporters
of President Tycrs Veto and advocates OF an oyertn the
Cabinet We publish the letter for the information II co-
1ans precisely IA ii reashcd us thong dissent from many
Of It's positions Why, for instance should the Cabinet re-
sign even it. as is asserted they differ radically from th
President important question Did not GeR WASH
inston so differ from part of hs Cabinet have not Other
President. differed and their resignation decmed
n necessary consequence? Surely not.
In fact, the assumption that the President and his Cabine
ought 10 agree all important questions or separate IS
s,tiay mistaken and pernicou There would be no usc
for any Cabinet at if the Secretaries but instruments
of the Presidential will 1t their duty advise him freely
an all subjects his hear their advice and follow
override as he shall think proper That would be bean
,ul Council in which the advisers vacae their places
in case their advice any instance not followed. The
doctrine is utterly destructive the dignity and usefulness OF
The Cabinet the opposite heresy that the President
ob;oea 10 follow the advice of his Cabinet the ndepen
dence and power of the Executive
We speak entirely TO the presented III the new'a
~ We tr,s, the Cabinet do contemplate reSignins,
or that the President does desire change Whenever
ne shall do So the Secretaries will tender their designations
.f
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UA great Wing Meeting was held IN Monument saa''
n, Baltimore Friday evening last hon in0AAs sA-
shall of Ey addressed tho audience with Tremendous es'
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II The Dry Goods Clerks Standing Committee Of E!ete
requested the New England House this 10
O'Clock. Monday. Aug. 80, leII. IT.
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T He r RIB U N E.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 80, 1871.

II Extra copies The New Yorker containing the enIe
xrPT may had a, the Office Of The tribune NO 81
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rrpor Notice. Of New Beoi-, Ediio r'"''' we
&c. wee First Page.
~ literary Extracts, see Last Page.

r.. Na.r,, ,sn THE SourH-Advices from Washing
can ,o,e that the Presidents nominations fool c 8 IoDD
nc Minister toRussia Hon DAsIEL JESIFER Minister 10
Austria and Gen Wool Brgadie in place of Gen Scott
were confirmed Friday, while that (Which should have
been first Of Hon EDWARD EVERETT Minister 10 Eng
land was no, defhityey acted but would probably be
rejected.
The public should understand tina, there be Pol-
cal hostility Mr. Eyerets confirmation The post j. va
can't Mr. Stevenson long since asked leave TO come home
and now awaits the appearance OF successor Nj Everett
has certainly rendered himself obnoxieus by par;i'ansh
while hi. qualifications unsurpassed and conceded bu
ne is opposed by certain Southern Senators mot including
those from kentucky the ground that he did whie
candidate for 1882 write letter expressing ms
nno.a6ed hostility Slavery aud his willingness to AID IT.
Abolition in the District of Columbia and the Territories
rhi, letter held by Southern Senators to impose on them
lie necessity Of voting against his confirmation W. if'
they act most unwisey and unu-tiably in the premises sr
IT,, that pass for the present We wish now to consider thr
,ion Of those Northern Senators who consprug 10
;ect Mr. Everett THEY plead none OF the apprehension
or impulses operating the excitabe spirits Of the South
They can have political feeling to crafty; the Office IS Va
cant and must be filled they do cannot suppose that the
President will select Loco. On what GRAND, them vii
Nessrs Silas Wright Perry Smith james Buchanan" ~
Justify their to reject MI Everett! 10 they seek u
beraey 10 establish the principle that aversion TO Slavery
and willingness. it abolished by constitutional means
ure offences which should debar from holding Office
under the Government Do they choose TO aX the brand
of dshonor and opprobrium every man who brcaiheS
however timdy prayer for the release OF those held IL
bondage1 These questions of vital import TO the honor
of the Nortk the rights Of every freeman II Mr. Everett
be rejected insist that tho Yeas and Nays on his no'n
nation be made public 1t is due TO the importance OF the
subject but especially to the rights OF the North Let u
know what dsoya and craven Representatives OF FREE
c,,es have dared prove receant 10 the high trust t.
Them con6ded as TO vote that simple constitutional aver
sion to Slavery shall disquay man tor holding Office be
they who they may, they will have richly deserved the exc
craons Of their outraged constituents
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J.
made certain rolato. to hs connec
ton which have been made the Of the
unfortunate Mary c. Rogers Ho Ieems 1t however necessary now
u state for Of his friends that the whole subject will
Judicial Inquiry the of tho ensuing week
and that all that then ranspres laid before the public
au3O 1t ALFRED CRoMMELIN, 1876 Nassau street
uFrnnkIin snlt- Water Bnihs.-The iucemency of tie
weather for days has retarded the spirit Of bathing
and the ladies and gentlemen having the
bath, covered experienced rainy NY habua
ba,ters thereby all enabled 10 follow up their
usual yen Thce Baths altogether present many Inducements -
comfort cleanliness and general purify that universally
wged and general hsaA this the appreciate
,hem au3s
II The Dry Good. Clerks Standing Committee OF E!ero
are requested New England House this evening. 10
O'Clock. Monday. Aug. 80, ISL. IT.
II Tenth Ward Democratic Wing Committee
An adjourned meeting of the Tenth Ward Democratic Wing Com
be held Ib. Evening Augu.t Both l5i Head
Quarters, Columbian Hail. 263 tir"nd 'tree at o'clock
Bv order, JOSEPH WEED, Chairman.
f. ( McPasrsos Secretary. su30 it
u state Prison nOnOpoIy.-An adjourned meeting Of
Delegates the s4 Convention be held Monday Evening"
O'Clock Warren Hall. OF hsury Oliver
Delegates from Brooklyn invited aond tho above meeting
Delegate. will the city Tuesday Evening the 3l.t
H. w. BoNNELI, Chairman
ELoRlscr e. BALDyty, Secretary. aa36 It
y Harlem steamboni.-Ata meeting OF citizens friendly
held Andrew IOwe Washington Hail. the Third Avenue.
Monday evening 2}d Lambert called chair
and John Kenyon and Hiram Wheat sppoluted
tar
Addresses made the people By seYsra practical and
Committee selected report Resolutions. for the adoption the
meeting and the following reported aud unanimously adopted
Resot1ed That something ye, done
Ward may useful the City might ought
The expense OF IN 0uga MOI 10 be equal to poor
ought AandreI dollars
daily from the residence place of business Of
though the distance between both should Do miles, and the
high proves that tho need
that shall make the ndYuas less while
sf That hail With
prospect OF establishing permanent
Harlem City
long greatly
tss prosperity this
Island and that Ill make all proper efforts
sustain II.
adjourned aeeting held the place, Thursday
evenIns 2G.a nsr, amoa: other things it
Re.ped appointed pract
cabty Of obtaining boat constantly between aud
Harlem touching mediate places with the and
steamboat communication;
And the following perons appointed such Committee
John A. Sidsi. Captai1 Dean,
Lambert Suydam, Z Kschun.
M,rcelus Esils Hiram D. Wheat,
D. c. Keilinger. p J. Schriya.
Whereupon the adjourned the place
LAMBERT SUDAN, ChairHa an
!oHs s, KENYON. ls.c,st,,is..
His,N D. WHEAT 'ee au2s 81
= steam Power-sealed Proposals will be received the
Repository Of Institute Till Tuesday. September
supplying power required driving Machinery be e
abitco during held So in October next.
The premises boiler shss add pus
the Repository American
) AUS l~ T. E. wAKEhAN. superiate aiding Agest
II Superior Piano for sale.-A frs, toned sad I'm
shed PIANO vi" be Od very low 1appsd for
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

Ship Nile Shaw. Caiiz, HoaItnd Aspnsail
Bryz Mary, Hayden, GeOTgeto"n' C Cohe, Jr, Moor
BridgrtOHn y
schrs Fancy Chase Boston; WILSON BeoIm'ne Issusy
Geo Whitaker victory Perae Alexandria & France. Wei
enau St Augu.lne Fa Glt Sr To.n, Baltimore; Che
peake Post FredsricksbEIg; Gen, Saith feterburg Chs
Post Batir1orr; Haneuo Hson, Boston Ellen Hopkins Ne
folk; States Rights Cummings, Charleston
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MARINE LIST.

PORT OF NETWORK. AUGUST 30 Is4I.
SUN xIsEs..... %
sETs..........-...-6 81 It!@n "ATEs >
L.rr.. ADslces-
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II superior Piano for ssale.-A first rate toned sad en-
hsd PIANO Will be .old Iow applied for
81. up stairs aug St.
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II Tenth Ward Democratic Wing Committee
of the Tenth Ward Democratic Wing Com
will be held Tb Evening August Both leil their ead
Quarters. Columbian Hall, 263 Grand 'treet O'Clock.
By order, JOSEPH WEED Chairman.
F.. MCPHERSON, Secretary. aub0 IL
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

liverpool Aug 4. Hn,fe. la1scl, AZ l. y Orleans,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

STATISTICS OF TIE CRY PRIsoS.-Durng the past week
there wore received the City Prison 100 white 6j
white women, % black men, IA black wom-n-tolal, 22i
Discharged in the period ZIG white men, 40 white
women. Il black men, and ID black women-otal, 1875.
Died l. Remaining. So white men, 80 white women, u
ll..l mn. - hlnck ynn,en-inial l2I
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

~ Our readers forget the grand Excursion o.
the Superior, Captain GeurD To the Fishing Banks toor
INV Lis kaAe NE LasL MS season
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

u state Prison nOnOpoIy.-An adjourned meeting Of
Monday EyeGibg
O'Clock, Warren Hail. hsury ana
Delegate. Brooklyn invited meeting
Delegate. will leave city Tuesday Evening.
II. w. B0NNELI. Chairman.
ELDRssGE &. BaLDwlS Secretary. au25 Il
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

10 The New0reans Bee OF the 18th states that the tow
boat Swan Capt Limber, while coming up the river on
Monday evening having in brig Heber aud schooner
Alexander Washington her starboad boiler by which
acciden, four persons instantly killed and large
Der wounded.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-28
WHEELING POST OFFICE.

NE w VI I'll a RRA Nc T. MENT
GREAT MAIL
From the Easiarriyes at IL o'clock, at night and
8 A. 81
To West departs al 10 o'clnck, A. NJ.
From West, arrives al 81 u'cIock. 4. NJ
To East, Departs al o'clock: A. VI
Nogiiern or Sieubenvilo Mail, Arrives nj 30
minutes after Nj. and departs al halfafier one r. NJ
except on Sundays.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives rues,lavs
Thursdays and Saturdays al ID, NJ Departs Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. at O'Clock p. ~.
southern OF Marietta Nail, arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at 8 o'clock, p. NJ Departs Mondays a.
Fridays AZ 5o'clock, A. NJ.
WOodsGold Mailarriv IS every THURSDAY, Q o'clock.
A. NJ. Departs every Monday, O'Clock. 2, NJ.
West Liberty, arrives every Tuesday, Thursday
andSafurday. az ] Z o'clock, a. NJ; Departs same
days NJ l o'clock r. NJ
Morgsnlowu Mail arrives Tuesday, 6 O'Clock p.
M.;beparis Wednesday, O'Clock, A. NJ.
Letters inlendcd for the morning mails shonld be
deposited BY 4 O'clock, in tho morning.
INLAND postage Of foreign letters must be invaria
by paid.
Office open o. l0l o'clock. \. NJ.
ID. AGNEW. p. NJ
p. s The Office opens on Sundays al One ucIn, K.
y M.\so not 10 interfere with The time Of Public
Worship an the Churches) and remains open ONE
HOUR dec Is
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WAsHfNGTON's SEATTLE


Although We caunof. by he best concerted
plans absolutely command success although The
race nui always - The swift nor no battle 20 the
Strong yet wi'lfoui presunpuouslv waiting llr mir
acies 20 be wrought in our favor. IL Is our indispen.
s'oie au'y wth t1e deepest grutnrde b. Heaven
Tor me pasi and humble Confidence in h sn.les on
our iuiufe oporatio D. made uso of 80 Ire means
10 our power ior our defence AMI security.
HashiHgious Cirevlor 10 hs Ssffes; 17e2
bid % strike yon laai GIeenoughs siaiue en,bo.
iics iho abuve suniimenR
December 10. ts4i.
The atnvo auto wss eiidrcrsed 90 q Low oro our
1rgH1.u'1rre irofn an natnoyo bond slahas n.t
YET l1d ihe pieasuio 81 viewing tho sioihr. and
having rsiefrrd the n0io iD us we venture Ne d.
rin.ou rlf w. es'frct sfrom Wi.b,uqan h,A.elf
r'u'1rns sentiment Which BE- happily expressed hv
'he 1r,.an Of iho staiue. anJ may veil 6sgo corsi
iu'cI ilo idea, boz ihe m.ad oi hs arid when IN
modelled hif work MAJ Taf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-28
PORK HOGs

PORK! HOGsl!
TgNUE subscriber " ishcs Q, purchase IOOl
HOGS. dead or alive also LARD aui BULB
MEAT, PRIME articles, as well as BACON o.
proper sras0n tie BE- prepared 20 forward thcs
articles and o. smoke rnUatin auyquaufifIes au~
- HtpucED .cHanoEs EASTERN EXCu an
GES for sale.
seed
". 81 JANISON
nov % 2avuf Marker SPACE. Vhssrps
Muyswlle Eagle cepy 10 the gwogut Of on
OF. &c and sh1rgs this 0.ECe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-28

y EW GOODS. n. ELLAAKER has lust
received fresh supply or GROCERIES and
FRUIT. 10 which he would respectfully invite the
attention OF purchasers in general dec 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-28

70 re-, with much re 10
4 n. 5 W.
g. sISEroKr. m. Aug IN
4 Dear sif--A young ~ Of thi. town d, -.
a low slate 0shealth, &C.. sr,n,ut,oo \ 49,, - -
Ilothtd vas ahxl9us 10 q. the sanativc 49,.
hyr people and the physician d. aoI think in a,
any use. sent her a bottle with g-vmiss,,n a.,
ase or return Il as sAs pleased ONLY r.s,,.r,oS
!, .u9 q'en according TO directions. Sac ne,
'hs meCicine the sole cause Of a.
81 am respectfully yours
For . lie by }. F.. WHARTON. corner ofIJ-
mon and Water streets. sole agent la Winding
= Hssh supply lnst tecclved. nsvts
NM ANTED In payment or bills duo this
~ Office from the country, Good. Merchania Sls
IOhh. Balances. IL any will always he paid i'm
Cash. oct 26 }. =. WHARTON.
3ehIME RIO COFFEE, 25 bag, just ro-
n cciyed and Tor sale by
doc : JOHN HUDSON d Il. wYNNE.
HGkskfh Lbs Dried lscri. a primo article ius,
AOOO received and for sale by
nav q JOS. REILLY.
RiADELPHIA FLOUR constantly ON
n hand and for sale by
nov 90 JOS REILLY.
q tRUGER's very superior White Wheat Pa.
- mily FLOOR. manufactured expressly Gr Ia
m'ly use Tor s1leat the Family Grocery Store of
Gee In ELLMAKER.
ECElYED at the Family Grocery SIoIo OF 4
IL N. ELLMAKER
bbls No Mackerel Tor retailing,
drum Cod Fish
. half barrels family Herring
IS dozen Beef Tongues aud Dried Beef d2
III uMP SUGAR-5.OOO lbs. lust received
Ia direct from the refinery aud for sale bow hy
nov 80 NJ prtIIv
4 tASK RAISINS-5 casks Rarsrus inst re-.
~ ceived AND Tor sale by
INV 50 NJ. REILLY.
DIX BARRELS just received and for sale
~ Og6 NV 50 by NJ. REILLY
MOTICE-Ihe subscriber has ln M Narehou.c
~ 4 box containing sundry articles of Queens. |
ware and marked "a Ilick. care Of Moore & Clark
" heeiing' Va. The above box has been in store +!
F more 'han ayear; and If not called for within 1
hir'y DAYS, viii be sold 10 pay charges
nov 20 JOuN q CTApVr
i65 bids prime New Orleans Sugar. in store
md Tor sale by
sept 25 cRANGLE & BArLEYs.
barrels No. / Salt, just received
- and Tor sale by
nov 81 los REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-28

VIE subs nbers have form. Il n c,-parine. SHIN
II under the firm of Rurhle IL Lamping ant,
have taken Warehouse No. Z, Light street Wharf
Tor the purpose of trnusacIing a General Comrnis.
son Business and Intend to devote their attention
TO The sale OF Tobacco and other produce.
FrIm their general knowledge of commercial bu.
siness they are confident that entire satisfaction will
ne given to those who may favor them with con.
n ynments.
they are enabled To make Tho usual advances ON
e'nsignmenis on produce. GEO. RUCKLE
dec 1-2w VIM IANpfNC
B"lm"ni Chronicle copy to the amount OF two
pillars and rI,r,c tl,;. 81.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS,

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
USr received at 3D. Wafer st Cot sple nd!d
assortment OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, which will be made TO order a
The shortest LOtICe and IN the most fashisnablo
manner at Easierh prices.
Persons wishing 70 rcOnomi sc will do we'll to
eau and examine the stock before purchasing
,ls=~ ere, as the subscriber is determined to do
business on the CASH principle, ard fe,'ls as
sared that he can give better bargains than have
ever before been offered in this market.
Also, constantly on hand. general assort-
cravats, boots aud shoes &c which will be sold
on the above favorable terms.
oct l2-tf ] 8 LOWRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-28

SILK CULTURE
NATE are mlprmed Of The ulbwing improv O.
w mcnls iu feeding silk invented and ab0uI
being piteited by a cssEen of Ohio,
lsr II cores the mnst perfect ventilation 0,
lh o wOrIrs IN all Stages rendering them healthy.
Il WA b. they can be changed and lhe li'
Ter removed When Necessary. nj any age, 10 th,
number Of one hundred thousand per hour
8 10 iH5nishos ihom complrts wUsijug chori
hor-, secures al tho HISS perfectly cipln and ona
bics The guiherer 10 pick them five hundred ~
cent insir- Than from any other fixtures, no straw
leaves being used
4. 10 can be mndo by any ono who con uso O.
handsaw and hammer. being perfectly simple
>. u u bat little more expensive Than plan
shelves
Trr further information applicot:on may be mad
pos pail. TO a SPAULDING.
d 23-2w Marietta. Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-28

WINES q LIQUORS.
VIE subscribers have iust received from phil
aue phIa direct from the importers O. Pres
and Casks Wines and I.iquors- IF every $780,,
and price which they offer To dealers aud Others
on the most l.b,ral terms in casks, demiiohns
Dolt es ana on draft ~ quantities ~ SUIT, the fol
Their stock, ' "
Alexander Seigneie C3slilc Brandy;
CaStiihon Bordeaux do DO
} J Dupe,, do D.
t5oddard's extra old Cogniac do 1919
Hour Glass and Anchor Gin.
pun' Gofdon & Co. sup'r pule Sherry.
Il IadoR particular Madeira
a. ou!hs me Grape JUICE or Temperance port,
narns aud Sons, Port wine
leo L1uHg Sweet Molasa.
Ieneuiie and Lisbon Wines.
Queens White PORT, splendid
EFench C9rdIals IN bottles. Muscatt, H,skbci.
&c. INV "'''0' ''''o''ai'
KING & CRUMBACKER.
utC - No g. Bater II
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' II soBAtfO-llJ hrrcs very s1peuw Pound
u Lump CIvcnd.sh T0tacc0. nj rIgrd add iJr
dec III sale by CRANGLE d BAYLEYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-28

hiRiSfMAS ANE NEW YEARS Pres
-, ENTS.-We have just received n fine pssor,.
m nj OF Juvenile books, suitable for presects Is. A.
'9hg which are the following
Boys nd GI-is weekday book
Annualette-IS42
Masterman Ready
Peasant and Prince
PAUL md Virginia
ParlU- Mage
Paul Prescott
Picture Gallery
h2llas .ales ani Travels
q" oeauiuIUy bound For sale Nv
'tr 10 RORR " SHEpuE NS.NN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-28

tALU ABLE REAL rs ArE FORSALE
q ef 'iuueota a decd oftru-t e1ecuiec by Charles
x j E,seil 0nd wife, and Francis Plunke,t, aud
vale 20 The suhs.s Der dat the let day sr Auy,st
lo4J, and now ofreaoTd n tie CLERKS once Of
paio county court IN took 4. page 2l5 l shall
pro. cct on " 'udly tIe h day Of Octoh.r Is4l.
~ the Court house of said county in tive civ OF
NhG"llng, ~ s.lt TO the hIChest y I'd hest bidder
an u'll valuable tract or parcel of land on VIII en-
INC *; N sty" ga - ware factory lately occuoed
f, hessrs Ensrll and Cuthbcrt and more recent
n by MessTs <nseli add Stewart is erected toys
'nsr WI n. BUILDINGS and in2r .vements there
on mi The valuable coal PRIVILEGES attached
thereto, for a more particular descriuuon of ali
trust. 800 N~ "
The title 10 the above .scribod prope-tv il he
heytd 10 De good, but selling - Truste, 1 will
only convey such title as is invested in M
AIl,ns cash. S BRADY,
5 a. Trustee.
u BY consent ofpnriies the above sale has been
postponed until Monday The lst day Of November
next. oct7
W. IhS sale OF tho above property is again most
Poned by consent Of parties, until Friday The 24th
uay OF DeeemSer next. S BRADY,
nov r.,
The above sale tssfu-,her postponed. by consent
OF parties until Friday, Jauary 7. 1912.
dec 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-28
CARPET a COvERLIT ESTAR-
rISsusEENn
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
Ia THAT highly eligible and first rats
ftfesA stand Tor the Grocery, Forwarding
EiStEs4a Commission a cd Produce businc IN
usRlltss tuated n tho south west corner Of
s----44sS@ Howard and Frauklia streets i'm the
immediate neIghhurhosd Of Binsham's and
men of enterprise Epd capital who NAV wish 10
carry on large business with the wsst. For
terms apply tn The subscriber who wishes 10 re-
fe iTOm business on account oildecHnng health
WILLIAM HAYS
corner Howard and + ankn sts.
nov 2T-gv UAI ri A. GDr
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MUSIC! MUSIC!
M ASON'S Harp. Round Noics
lVA do 90 Fatent do
Missouri Harmony
Christian harp
Hayden selection
Boston Ii indc aud Hayden DO
Mason's Young Minstrel
Just received and FOR sale by the dog sr SMILE
dec Is ROBB q STEPHENSON.
a CARD The Ladies of 81 Mauhew's Sew.
~ ing Society reIurn their sincere thanks 10
ihuse ladies' and gentlemen who literally patron
'-cd their Fair on the 26lh inst. Although the
dnv was very inelement the receipts were over
5000 dec IA
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n DOCKET maps ofihe states OF Ohio. Illinois
q Indiana. Missouri, and Michigan, last edition
just received and for sale hy
dee " JAMES 4. INGRAM.