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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

SECOND CONCERT OF sIGNoRA CASTELAR,.
WITH Italian English, French aud Spanish Songs and
w compartment BY the whole Ochestra-wll positively take
place in the Great Hall Of Washington Hotel,
On THURSDAY EVENING. Sept 2sth, 1872
Particulars in the Programmes.
Tickets STo be had at the principal Music Stores Hotels
and in the evening at the door
~ Arrangements have been made by which great many
persons will find room than at the first Concert.
s26 STR
CONCERT AT THE APOLLO .SALOON.--SENOR
~ DE RBAS has the honor his friends and
the public general that he will in compliance with the wish
Saturday the 0h instant which occasion he will
sisted bv Madame Sutton, Mr. Timms Mr. Apers Mr. Hill
and Master Scancia and Gnnd Orchestra, led by Mr. u c.
Hill
Tickets Fifty Cents be had all the Music Stores and
principal Hotels.
Concert to commence at 8 o'clock s25 6tec
" Monday aud the following the celebrated Ca.
Obscura invented the Of Broadway and
nal street up stairs Entrance from Canal street. i2 a..
ss sf''" . ''"'' ' W. H. REITEMEYER.
DEMOCRATs ATTEND-The Democratic Electors o
- the Eleventh Ward requested the house
Timothy Sockwood, of Avenue d. aud Fourth street
This Evening Tuesday AZ o'clock, for the purpose of
making for nominating committees By order
" Wv GEORGE HULL
SIMON HOUGH
JOHN d. CONKLIN,
JAMES TAYLOR,
$50 Hsr Committee Men.
STRAW WRAPPING PAPER--70oo reams OF Crown
~ Straw Paper for sale by PERSSE X BROOKS,
s2jr No, 81 L.---.-.---~
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Now how is it possible for Mr. Webster to make
serton like the above when these facts within his
reach, both Spanish and American authority. The
fact is that the opinion OF political brokers is too often
substituted Tor research. Hence the origin OF and
its perpetuty.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, September ae


SUN ...5 So MOON RISES. =
SUN .......5 so HIGH WATER 90. 10 81
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
TB B2 BEL PE & ho A%s;'ief,sr
(Siore, No. % .ann street and us Fulton ,treeil
TUESDAY.
o'clock ~ The fSi'9n street y'GTe b and ia 5G9%;
reserve an entire consignment received from Liverpool OF
rich aud beautiful china ware consisting OF ul dinner tea
ses figures groupes &c They just landed and
viii be unpaeked to-day aud arranged for examination ON Mon
day and sold without S %FfHBSEspff ABOVE
At 1919 o'clock, at the sales ROOM. =
Large sale of elegant furniture and housekeeping aucS o.
all descriptions. ..r.,.x,
Admins, sale Of clothng dry goods, jewelry &C.
acres of valuable issd GsiSuy aud most esbly situated in
the centre and most busne' part Of the city ,, and
Aso the balance OF the china glass and earheh ware ana
the collection OF paintings. ,,,,ny
At 1913 o'clock. IN the sales room,
Regular sale Of valuable dry goods clothing, Watches Jew
Al $50 the entire balance stock Of a retail dry goods
Also Hosierv, fine shirts second hand clothing. &c
ON THURSDAY at 0A. NJ, at the sales room Broad.
" way, assortment OF Wines Liquors aud Segars
70 70 & gallon dem'iohn' s SGsnsS Brandy S"ndy
90" Holland Gin
49," " F." s Msdsa % S9
20" 3" Sherry ,o,y do do
Is bs, kets Champagne, Sc, SC.
Also. 5000 Npdln, dos 5000 Pun Tara
s"s' 10000 m''''0H rRo%BhDGE Ss'G
saC lt.m
AUCTION HARp TINfsE9s sA tFe,STss Plat.
tenth Fall Trade Hardware sale this season WI, take place re
OF table ku aud forks about 100 lots OF
pocket and pen knives scissors, &c ., ,L
locks DULLES, bushes assorted compass saws Sc Sc
Also fine polished steel fire sets with standards complete
derwrters one ca hardware damaged voyage
| taton, fi7 Is Sd nett sterling. $50 h'y
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Il LOST-On Monday morning, about 61s o'clock, q
N <sorrel Horse about Is hands hgh-had harness and
fly net onhad white star and stripe on his fore
head-was the right shoulder. Any returning
him or giving such information lead toshs
will be Literally rewarded by applying at IS Bowery or
Water street s26 2ts ~
c1 O A DOG TEACHER wants few dogs 70 teach or
va prac Please address, BY nee TO nj r. L. at
10y. this office. sN 4t,r
n HATS-FALL FASHIONS. lS43.--The subscriber
~ improves by the fall change IN the
fashion hats his friends and the public
in general his Establishments No. 100 Chatham street and
Canal of streets where he offers io sale ana
and elegant assortment o. Hats aad apps al
extremely low prices He particularly invites the attention
his Nura Fur Hats 3d. warranted water proof ana
shape lie would also call their aten
ton to short Silk Hats So % and So 30 Also his
supene Moeskn Hats, the low OF 3d. The above
mentioned Hats and durable and ~" compare advan
e' ~ HENRY BANTA
No. 1870 Chatham ST. and o. Canal. cor. Wooster st.
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Domestic lamentations.

CyRAcoA-schr Hurd-5OO bags salt 2ii bundles goat
< Son
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS HAVANA FROM THE
UNITED STATES.

,826,83i 3i8,7i6 2,l82y9 22i,l0
Here is the fact that nearly all the trade to and from
that Island is in American bottoms. Corresponding with
them the u. States returns are as follows:-
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE Grmed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal, are we
lerceiye TO be obtained this country See al, ertis
aut ON the lsst column iss-shJ--"~s
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Foreign Ports.

PoRT Au PRNcE Sept G-In port, Vim Nelson, Robinson
from and for NYork in eds; Ostrich Ellis FIN do 3lst u
Pandora Paxton for Boston, sailed 6 DIS before.
Turks ISLAND. Sept 3Oron for NYork sailed 10Th inst;
Wanknko Atkins FIN Barbados for Baltimore lh Lisbon,
for NYerk 18th; Pheuix, Prince, 18th
ST. JAGo DE CUBA, Aug 2In port Montlla, from and for
Boston. The detained st Jago of sick
sickness lost and the taken sick the night we left
Capt Godfrey was left very sick.
CuRAcoA Sept IO-In port Tam O'Shante for NYorL in
ds Hellespont Pearson, The Caroline Mary Hg
gins for Boston, sailed 7th inst
QuEBEc, Sept 3O-Ar William Pirie Agnew, Liverpool;
Cickson Castle DAWSON Fleetwood-2ls cid, China Jones,
Limerick.
MoNTRE.L, SEPT Geld, Aristocnt Thompson, Liver
pool; Roseberry Young, London.
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MADAME SUTTON,
ga "----.--- as 3mst
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DRAFTS ONENGLAND. IRELAND,
Mk2EGS8w &c:.which can be sent by the packet ship
ZI&1E%XE10 SHERIDAN, sailing from this port on the
~4kAy&4H 18th of September or by the steamship A.
s-1@=@ssS LEDONlA, from Boeton, on the LIST oil oc'
tober. -. ~,
Persons proceeding sending money part of the Old
Country all times obtain from the subscriber. Drafts at
sight for amount drawn direct the Royal Bank oil
Ireland Dublin Also, the old established Banking House
of Messrs Prescott, Grote, Ames Co. London, which
paid free Of discounts charge whatever IN eve
ry Province and County, besides all the inland towns
throughout England, Ireland Scotland and Wales thereby
the Bank OF England and Ireland
Notes Apply to or addrefso X ef5 PGi lid
IS Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bank
7. S..We have succession Of first class American
ships sailing weekly from Liverpool Those sending for their
relatives will find their have them brought OF
all forwarded with care and despatch
or passage 'ppJHA JAMES B. ROCHE, IA Goree Piauua,,
s26r Liverpool
- MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY
90 ALA-The proprietors of this establishment fay
roughfare between Charleston and Mobile determined
the high reputation for comfort and beraty oil
rangement which it has long, and they trust not unde-
servedly enjoyed The buildings which spacious
and conveniently arranged have been thoroughy repaired ana
for comfort and convenience The parlors both public and
private large AIRY, and elegantly furnished These tac
with careful and attentive servants cellar well stocked
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury that
the afford and the firm determination OF
the propretos omit nothing that will tend to the sasfac
of their will they trust ensure them the favorable
attention of the travelling public An omnibus viii at all
times from the Railroad
| and Steamboats, to the house free of charge mn,
Montgomery, June T. l843. w. TlLLEf &CO.
aul9 6mr
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
| (Broad,ray, oppos,te the Cuy Hail.
Tae Three Greatest Cunoses to be Tor
shilling
CASPER HAUSER, Half Man Half Monkey.
The GIANT GIRL. 10 YEARS OLD, WEIGHS ao'
p, The CHILD ONE YEAR OLD. WEIGHS FOUR
The FUDGE MERMAID-hafF Fish half Female
The celebrated Indian Chief JOCkO sOT, will appear
elegantly aed the of his tribe This splendid
specimen Natures nobeman stands feet two fully
realizes the impression people native Indian
Hewi introduce variety of War Songs. 49, .
Mr. e. the much admired Tenor celebrated
COMIC Deneaor unyaled Banjo Player and unequaed Ne
gro ExravaganzistMs Adair, the charming songsress-
La Petite Cerito the graceful danseuseGlas blowing
Splendid Seli.acting Melodion
Evening at Q o'clock PsrormS
Saturday at 3 o'clock.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY NAILS
IL casks low priced table cutlery carvers' &c
$500 kegs superior nails, all sizes.)
cask lbbotson's mill and hand files, assorted.
20 do genuine Sheffield anvis, assorted.
do low priced hand aud back saws.
Also bed screws, iron candlescks kettles chair web
sofa springs &c &c for sale the trade low prices by
JOHN A. NEWBOULD
s256t.r 30 John Street.
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Ship Peter Ila.TcE Post Charest9n, sc, Hurlbu,!
ma, Smith, Mobile Srges aud Chairman; Dmon Robinson
Charleston, Durham Dimon; Diadem, (Br) Masters, st
John NF-Schrs Charles r. Thorue, Chamberlain Whining
ton, y Powell; United ststes Moor Bermuda, W Ds
Handy Post, Pensacola ID Hurlbu & Co; Belle Powell
Norfolk do; Elisha Buchanan Peace, Norfolk, Williams
Norton
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
- FALL AND WINTER BOOTS, IS per cent
cheaper than at other establishment in the city
very quality of boots with everlasting soes
made your orders the very low price of five dollars and m
" per the quality OF boots selling other
establishments at from 81 SO to So. Call at
CUBBERLEY & NICKEL,
sig I'm. m i2T William ST., ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-26

WHAT BROWN FACE AND YELLOW NECK
w THAT WELL FORMED LADY HAS GOT;--lf
she will cake of the Italian Chemical Soap before she has
used half her face and neck will be clear her cheeks white mix
ed With red 1t also the Of eruptions
pimples salt rheum fckes &c Sold the sign Of the
American Eagle 81 Chatham ST. ~ Y; l39 Fulton St Brook
lyn, 2i3 Broad ST. Newark. SCI 6tis.ec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
MKD CALCOLLEGEoF OHIo.

HNHE Session Of 1891 commences on the 9Th
November. and continues till the lst ofMarch
Tie Lectures will be delivered by the following Pro
lessons
Anatomy by John T. Shoiwel. NJ d.
Chemistry by John Lucke. NJ ID.
Surgery by Mussey. NJ ID.
Maleria Me by John Harrison, nj d.
Midwifery by NJ b Wright. " ID.
Theory aud Practice. by John lIonrbead. NJ D.
The DssecIing Rooms under the supervision of J
+ Judkins, DemonsIraIsr will be opened o.. the Isl
CS ohcr.
Clinical lectures and surgical operations twice a
week Ihrough The entire Session. the spacious hos
pital nl the city.
The ticket Of each professor is SIS Mairicula-
ton S. Hospital uckeI S.. DIssectIng ticker $40
The two last may he taken not. the option of
The student To constitute full course The six tic.
ke's must he taken. and paid for in advance. Ora
duniiOn fee S25. Good boarding was obtained last
winter NJ 81 per week. fuel and light included
JOHN + HARRISON.
aug l5-Cin Gnz Wv, Dean.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

UTIRGINiA-IN CHANcERY-AI Rules held in
y the Clerks Ofiire Of The Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Ihe county OF
OHIO, in the month Of August S43.
Austin Peay and William w Ross compliments
against
Henry Morton and Henry Moore defendants
The defendants not having entered heir appea
rance and gwen security according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this court. and il APP
pearlng by satisfactory LrOof that they are net
Inhabitants Of the Commonwealth of Virginia, -
On molten Of the Complainant by counsel; it is
ordered that said defendants do appear here the
first day o the next term of this court; and an
swer sa omplainanrs bil-and that a copy of
this ordtr b forthwith inserted IN some uewspa-
Per printed IN the city of Wheeling for two months
successfully and posted At the f. ont door of the
Court House of ohio County. A copy tesie
ALEX Il LAIDLEY, clerF.
Nelson 70 Compt aug IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
THE FlRSr NEW GOODS
IN THE MARKET!

u SENSENEY. NO. 1871 ZANES' ROW
NB>s has Ibis day received fresh supply 81
Bpio Black and Wool dyed CLOTHS. Blue Blacl.
aud FanCy CASSlAlERES. Cassinetis aud Kenuc.
Ky Jeans. every color and price; Red, Yellow. and
White FLANNELS; Blue Black and fancy colored
Alpacca Cloths and LUSTRES: Chusan Delanes
a and beautiful article Tor Ladies' Dresses; a
large lot Of dark aud beautiful PRINTS. some OF the
best ever Offered for II cents; Bleached and Brown
MuslIns OF every variety. with a great many other
articles which have been selected with great care
aud will be soli reasonable terms. His
customers. and every body else WHATS GOT THE
FUNDS" please call up AMI buy.
Wheeling. august Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

NJ IRGlNlA-In Chanoery-Ai rules held in The
Clerks OHi.e of The Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chnnrery FOR the COuntyOf Ohio in the
month Of August lS43
The Merchants and Mechanics bank of Wheel
ing Complainant
against
Dana Hubbard, John List, Zachariah Jacob,
john FawcstL executor of the last will and
testament OF James PembertOn, deceased, FL
bert ii. Caldwell, executor of the last will and
testament OF Alexander Caldwell, deceased
Alexander Wilson, Francis II. Armstrong, as
assignee IN Bankruptcy Of J ohm r. Clarke, and
%! Henry NJ core respectively, Gustlvus Ores p
assignee IN Bankruptcy 0! said Dana Hubbard
of Charles ID. Knox, of Redck M'Kee, of Will
liam b. Tyson, Of William Lambdn, and Of
John MClane (sl2ce deceasedl pecrye-
ly Joseph Morrison, the North Western bank
Of Virginia, Thomas Jones, the President, Di-
IeCtOrs and Company Of the Belmont bank Of
ST. Clairsyille, the President, Directors aud
Company Of the bank Of Mount Pleasant,
Francis G. Campbell, Alexand n Rogers, He
bTOn Robin son, Jane l.. Evans, SObieski FRA
dy Hyde b. Rice, Henry kchols and John
EOf, Defendants
The defendants John Fawcett, Joseph Morrison
the President, Directors aud Company of the
Directors and COmpany of the bank Of Mount
Pleasant, and Hyde b Rice; not having entered
their appearance and given security according to
the act Of Assembly and tho rules of this Court,
and II appearing by satisfactory proof that they
are not inhabitants Of the Commonwealth OF NlT-
ginia;-On motion Of the complainant by c0un-
sci, Il IS ordered that they do appear here
on the first day Of the next term Of this court,
and answer the compliments Hll and that a
copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper priHted IN the city of Wheeling for
two months successfully. and posted AZ the font
door Of the court house OF Ohio county.
A copy Teste, ALEX. T. LAIDLEY,
l.. q. RI augil Cfk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
TRT STEPS SALE.

WILL be sold on Monday the seventh day
w oC August I 543. ut public auction to the
highest bidder NJ the front door of the Court House
of this county. n desirable pew in the Presbyterian
Church. Selling trustee, shall Only convey
such title as is vested in me nv The deed under
which sell For further particulars apply 10 the
subscribcr or Mr John KnOip. forms mnde known
the day II sale. T. II FITZHUGH,
" 25 Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18
FOUNTAIN INN,
OF THE BOWELS r :

ENHANCEMENT OF THE BOWELS p =
~ from this disorder that sickness FIRST srisc-.
when The digestion becomes impedcd. ovvirp To fhs
iregn.arlly the whole system becomes impeded and
lrreguarIy Of tie bodyI becomes universal; SJeir5
burns Vegetable Extract Pills calculated to ernc
icaie thu sorgsnzaon al two trials frru
ei as they a'e from the purest VEGETABLE EYs
TRACTS. they bring natures system Of cure N %
upon the physical organization OF man. and hus drive
ont those latent remains which if left 10 ihemsp' We,
invariably destroy the health of the mosI rugged
The origin Of disease can DO easily traced When
ever q e bowels the proper funciIons--digs.
t"n-ii u n sure sign that the stomach not ia a
healthy state. remedy must be at Unre taken 10
restore The lone Of that 10 lie proper operaons
ofdige' ton. STAINBURNS PILLS will do rhs
eheoIuolly. Sold al the office 338 Broadway. next
door {" The Tabctni ce at 25 tts per b,x.
For sale Ivy JOHN II THOMPSON
at the bookstore of w Robb
by w BASSET'T
y 20 Spnih Wheeling
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"KNOwLEDGE Is POWER,

a tARRERO, ur the Prime Minister tale OF
- Spain. by Edmund Flagg. author, Of Far West,
Mary Tudor sc. just received aud for snle at
mug l6 MELLORS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

NlRGlNIA-lN CBANCERY-At rules held IN
' the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for the County of Ohio IN
month ofAugusi 1913
The Merchants and Mechanics bank of Wheel
ing, ComplainanI
against.
charles Ensell. Francis Plunkett Sob iesk Bra
dy, StuTley Cuthbert, George Dulty, Samuel
Neei, ohm Richie, Platoh Zane, Archibald
Woods, High Sheriff. Of Ohio County, and as
deceased, Charles ID. Knox, Francis C. Camp.
bell William Spering. Francis S. lanes
and Lewis Latolrsue, Jacob FulmoT. George
n. Warner, william Fisher, Robert Shields
Pearson Serrell, William n. Bernard, G.. Will
lam Hahn, Joseph Junkin, The North Western
bank OF Virginia. Joseph II lTgfavc Zachar la h
Jacob, Samuel Farmer, Executor of the last
VIII and Testament of Frederick Farmer, de-
ceased, James w. Stewart, John PluI kett, 10.
seph Junkin, jr. and George w. Clutter,
Defendants.
The Uefts, Cuthbert, Spering Tnnes, La fourgue,
Fulmer, Warner, Fisher, Shields, SerreL Ber-
nard, Hahn, Joseph Junkin' senr. Bargrave and
Joseph Junkin u. not having entered their ap-
pearanCe and given security, according to the
act of Assembly and the rules Ofthis court, and
Il appearing by satisfactory proof that they are
not Inhabitants of che Commonwealth Of VIr-
ginla,-Oh motion of the complainant by counsel
rs ordered that they do appear here on the first
day OF the next term Of thiscOuIt, aud answer the
compliments bill, AID that a copy of this order
be forthwith Insertet Ia some new Supper printed
M the city OF Wheeling, for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door OF the court
house OF Ohio County. A cOpy-Teste-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-18

q IN CHANCERY-In the Circuit Superior
court Of .aw and Chancery for Ohtu county.
Moses Rhodes, com PidtHuHt.
Archibald Hoods Shorh Of Ohio county, and
- such administrator of John SOckman de-
ceased, Henry T. Sockman Isaac I. Brown q
Elizabeth ms wife. which Henry aud Elizabeth
are children and heirs at law of the SAID John
9"eS S, !eceased, Jesse Whea, and Alexan-
Ger Henderson,, a fcHddHtS.
Pursuant 70 the decree made in this cause by
sald court on the nth day Of June lSi3
VIII on the 10th day Of August lS43
ana thereafter by adjOurnments from tune to
time shall be necessary. ~ my of;cp m the
CITY oil wheeling, Virginia, proceed tO take an
account OF aud report what due 10 the plaintiff
and the defendant Henderson, for the matters
alleged m the bill; what assets # any, have come
70 tue hands Ofthe said administrator tc be adj
hlhlstered, and VITA part thereof If any, remains
unadmlnistcredi what effects Of the SAID John
SOChU.an deceased, If any. have bee n taken pos
SESSION OF 10y the SAID Henry. or have come 10 he
hands' whether he has wasted or psrIes with the
same Mhal Is due from said Henry as eXecu,rr
Ge son tori by reason there IF; what real estate OF
Tue SAID John SOC(man has descended to the
sara Henry and Ehzabe;h, and the annual value
I thefeoIi what debts OF said John Sockman re-
man unpaid, dlstin gushing such as are binding
on hrs heirs FROM such : are nor and such other
matters as saIddeCree directs, or as sh al deem
pertinent or the parties specially require
Ar nOuce IS hereby given 10 the CREDITORS
% tae sand John Sockman deceased 10 appcar
before me and prove their demands, on or before
ne SAID l9in day of August 1913, at
my office aforesaid I'D deposit or Sc
cure their reasonable share of the costs of this
SUIT and that such Of them as shall not 50 appear
ana prove their demands and deposit or secure
their rea sOnable sha ~ Of the costs of this SUIT
wall be excluded from the benefit Of said decree,
and of any ether decree or DEGREES TO be made IN
this cause.
ALEX. WILSON, Commissioner.
LAME 81 RUSSELL, for compt lie %
The parties II the above cause ale hereby no.
tlhed, that the dCpOSitionS Of Joseph Gill and
others, Will be taken at the residence Of said Gill;
IN the town of alOunt Pleasant, Jefferson county,
IN the state of Ohio, on Mo nday the oath day of
July 1913, between the hours of two and seven
o'clock NJ, To be read IN evidence in the above
named cause on behalf OF said plaintiff and said
Henderson. And Il from any cause the taking
OF the same shall not be commenced, or ben Z
commenced, shall not he completed on thai day,
the tak'RS thereof w.l lbe adjourned from ume 10
Time, until the same shall b. completed.
% ALEXANDER HESDER SON
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RG Virtue OF d. ed Of TusI dated the 0lh day
otOctober 1872 ex, cuted by Hiram Narun
to me as trustee, ts secure the payment Of Ger
tam debts IN said deed mentioned, / shall offer
et pubic sale 10 the highest bidder at the front
door OF the Court House on Thursday The lOfh
day OF August next, the following described real
property, VIZ: lot No 70, situate on fhC NorE side
OF Water street, ia That part Of Middle vince Ing
and others.
Also. Tot number 1876, IN East Wheeling, and
on which ~ erected good brick tenement.
The title 10 the above property is believed -
be lndsputable hut selling as trustee shal only
convey such TILE as ~ vested in me by SAID deed
Terms Of Sale--SI5O cash will DC reolIiied tb,.
balance ~ two equal payments, NJ g and ~
mon hs, and the title TO b. Te'ained until tbe
purchase moHoy shall be pad
JAS A CLARKE.
w 81 "a rusfsr.
The Hhnye sale ~ postponed un'il Monday Inc 2 a
doy u September Be4i JAMES s CLARKE
Aug III Trustee
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d OS'H.
LUMBER.

III VI bThs
II ME subscribers having purchased The LUM.
u Der YARD on Nam street near The Bridge,
formerly occupied by Mclean a. Rice, respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared ell times
TO furnish all kinds C PINE LUMBER on the mosI
favorable terms for cash.
ATTACHED 10 this yard excellent planning ma
chime. which viii be constantly supplied with nor
ked RJoriag Deatsr barring ceiling SC. which III
be sold for cash, low any place in the Yves.
tern country. All orders thankfully received AMI
promptly attended to. l.. S ROOF g. CO.
Wheeling August lift
Washington Examiner copy TO amount Of two dol
lars, aud charge Tunes.