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MAGAsIN D'HABILLEMENs DE
ALFRED MUNROE.
lIdgaSall8. IN0. 34, encoipMMgeS daa q

S@S~S 1sANsS1 go 1903 SgN deS HkMeS
Aangdsins eli Grduser.
|A LFRED MUNROE informe ses anis II a. ma
tiqness qu'i agoit nainienane SON assortment
d'automne dhabEaeanens confeciionnes ct dautres
msrchandises Hest heureux de poayoir dire ofe son
fond constituera assortment lie plus barfait anon ali
ianais trouve ia Neuvelle Orleans.
Le sysleme Dc ptix IKE, qusla adopt6, sera stricte-
ment malnteHu, et ias4 pgAx des maychandises mofite-
rort t~orioufs Pattention des acheteuFs aui 7isent 4
P6conpmie. Chaque yaisseaa arrtvant ds New York
.apportera DIES additions "A son f0nds.
A. M. En- remereiant des faveura pass6es. espare Ma
le systemic quill a adopte lui m~eritefa une part libsrnIs
gu patronage public. II deja recu les nlarchandises
~soivantes
Hlblts Of leyites en- drap noir franeais ct ~anglais. de
premiere quSlit6 do ad aobisae t brohg5doao al Al AZ
caslmr ct ~castofIue do dod surtouts do. habits AZ
travail dc toutes sortes; leyites et habits en- Ksntnolu
Jean do do satinets surtouts'de couvertes AZ tontas
especes ;pentalon en- casimit francois IT anplais m,,l;ts
supser.eure; do do do casimir de ~fantaieie do do mai,
de daim unie ~anglaise do docuir de laines onags;ftts =
rave do do Kentucky jean et Satinet Giiefs de ye,onr
NOR superieurs; do do ~fantaisie do do sole et lanc AZ.
do setin noir ct de fantaisie do do drois6s en- easSnir
ct cachemirei do do do an seul rang de bontons. ~,
large assortment de giets de bal; chemises de tone a.
colon ayec col ct deyant do toile; rhemises de coalenr
de tontes sortes DO itaneile rouge ichemises de lessons
y eaecons en- haneiies lame ~d'agneau, merinos ct co.
ton: chemisettes ct coils ~eeharpes 1T orayattes. n,on.
choirs de sole ct de tole; bretelles CONNIE 6lasiionn u
sore; giants de toutes sortes; c~haussons auneaa. mesr;nos
CT cotton /; coils en- satin ct alspine males +: valises.
sacs de ;parapluies, Aussi un bel assortment A,
essqeettes en- lontre, yeau marin, rat niIsqu6 ct antres
!onreres etaes chspeenx de toutes especes a des prix
lulerieures a ceux des magasins dc chapeilefie.
Tous ces articles seront olEerts o,x nlns has n,;S,
pcssibles ct dams aucun cas- un rabais ne sem accdrdS
sur ces pix.
ALFRED MUNROE,
nl40m Rue dea Maoasins NJ %
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CONSTPTUTION.

OR FORM OF GOVERNMENT or THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
We, the representatives of the people Of all that part
OF the territory or country ceded under the name of Lon
isiana, by the treaty made at Paris, on the Both dav OF
April 1903. between the United States and France.
contained in the following limits,sto wit: beginning at
the mouth otthe river Sabine, thence, by a line to be
drawn along the middle OF said river, including all its
islands, to the thirty-second degree of atitude-thence
due north to the mediterranean part of the thirty-third
degree of north la~titude-thence, along the said parallel
Of latitude, to the river Mississippi-thence down the
said river to the river lbervile, and from thence along
the middle of the said river and lakes Maurepas and
fontchartfaln to the gulf of Mexico-thence bounded
by the said gulf to the place Of beginning, includns all
islands within three leagues of the coast-in convention
assenahledby virtue Of an act Of congress, entitled Gan
act t~oenahIe the people Of the territory Of Orleans To
form a constitution and state government, and for tho
admission of said state into the Union on an eaual foot
lag with the original states, and for other purposes .p-
In order TO secure to all the citizens thereof the enioy-
ment of the right of life, liberty and property. dooyisSSn
and establish The following constitution or form Of gov
ernment, and do mutually agree with each other 10 form
ourselves INTO q free and independent state, by the name
of the State of Louisiana.
Concerning The distribution Of the po,eers of sorsrnneot
SEQ, 1. The powers of the government of the stnto ~
Louisiana shall be divided into three distinct denart.
nncnts, and each Of them be confded to u separate bo5v
o. magistracy, VIZ; those which are legislative to one.
those which are executive to another, and those which
arc Judiciary 10 another. .S
see.2 Mcpherson or collection Of persons. being one
OF those departments, shall exercise any power properly
belonging 10 either of the others; except in the instances
hereinafter expressly directed or permitted.
ARTICLE ii. r-N
Concerning the Legislative department.
sec, 1. The Legislative power of this state shan be
vested IN two distinct branches, the one to be STYLED the
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"A YANT pris ces TROIS MAGAsINS pour plu-
IN sieurs annees, jai r6solu de conduire mes %atfaires
de maniGre q meriter lie patronage des merchants del
vile ct de IA campagne, des planteursset des families.
detail les deux autres d la vente en- gros. Aux 6pices
ries TAI joint un assortment general de provisions;
Pore. graisse, lard, farine, SC sc. Mes conditions
seront aussi lib6rales que celles d'aucnn etablissement
de la Nouvele 0rleans,e ct pour bon papier les termes
seront raisonnables.
Je resois maintenant mes premiers approvisionne-
mems ct de l'aveu de mes competiteurs eux memes. je
xeux c~ontinuer a tenir lhassortiment lie plus complet ct
le meilleur march6, d'6piceries liqueurs ct provisions de
III Nouvelle Orleans. nl4 Tyr
Nouvelle Orleans, Nov. 1874.
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RI fa@sssa LIE BEAU srEAMER NEUF
Sss sss5sass u IL &c S az lib yH gR yIEEl !

CAPITAINE @. "A. MILLER,
Fera lie service de p~aquebot regulier entire Washington
ct la Nouyelle Orleans. par fAtchafaiaya, pendant les
eaux basses. Les prix les plus bas possibfes seront de-
mandes.pbur lie passage ct pour efret; 75c. p1 halle de
cotton ct Soc. par barif. lie capitaine s'etant determine
4 reduire ses pfix au taux que demaxde le TENS, espere
obtenir sa part dn patronage pnhlic. o9.2t
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AVIS.

TTNVN1 N9aHW9 MH.H ~N|V.. "A " NOs .#a4#.~T "W".- $1,000
yEsOuTESie les personnes qui ont des reclamations q
A fare contre la Banque DIES Marchands dc Ia Nou-
velle Orleans, sont ~invit6esa les presenter, pour les
regler au bureau des Conmissaires de la dite Banque,
Nc. 80 fNatchezstreet9 fla Nouvelle Orleans. B
NouvelIe Orleans, Ia Sep. 1874. sl9-3m
COLLEGEMEDICAL DE LALOUISfANE.
I'M E cours de lectures annuel de cette institution
M commeneera 10 3n,e Lundi de Novembre 1874 ct
finira le 3me Samedi de Mars ls45:
John Harrison, NJ. D.-Physiologie ct Pathologie.
James Jones, NJ. D.-Theorie ct pratique de Ia Mede-
cine.
Warren Stone, MgD-Chirutgie.
j. +. Riddel, NJ. D-Chimie.
A. H. Cenas, Nj. D-Accouchemens, sc.
w. M. Carpenter, M. D-Matcria Medica ct The
rapeutique.
Al. Wed6erburn, M. D.-Anatomie.
John F. Eustis, M. DEMONSTRATION d'anatomie.
nl4 till lst dec, "A. II. CENAS, M. d., Doyen.
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ISAAC BRIDGE,
MARgHAND COMMISSIONNATRE.

S'OCCUPE de la vente des articles d'epicerie, des
~ marchandises du pays, c%haPeaux, bottles ct brode-
gums ct aussi, des %cofffes a livres, connus sous lie
nom de Rich's Salanaader Book SAFE; dos Balances
dites, ,Steueas' Patent; ct du blanc de Ceruse de la Gle.
de New York ct Williamsburg.
No. 76 Rue des Magasins. NoueeHe OlIeans.
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CHANGEMENT DE DoMICILE.

DANIEL N. POPE,
MAR EN- GROS,
A Transports son Il 5lissement de la rue du Canal,
~ No. is, a la rue des Magasins, (Granite Build
ings,) au coin de IA rue Gravier, gu ii Went de %recevoir
I'M assortment complet de marchandises de premiere
guaiite ct coraprenant tout &c qni pcut convenir aux
plsuteurs ct 4 Ia saisoa tells que:
no et4-4 Lowell, Virginie, George ct 0~snaburg;
5-4,7-8 ct 4-4 Cotons ecrus pour draps g. chemises;
Do. do. bIanchis, do. do.
Couyertures de toutes qualities ct couleurs;
Kersey, Lynseys, Kentucky Jeans, draps Casimirs,
toiI6s, Sc. &c.
Tous ces articles seront yendus au plus has prix pour
du compliant gu eontre pcceptation payable en- vile a
courte e~ch6ance.
Hespere que SEES amis ct lie public en- general lui ieront
visite ct examinineront ses marchandises ayant de faire
leurs achatemailleurs. N, Orleans, lie Ter ct.-3m
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H0TEL NAFI0NAL.

Rite Ichonpitoulas, Noupelle Orleans, La.
Propri6taire, G. N. GLIDEWELL.
LIE soussignes %sollicite espeetueusemen la
continuation de encouragement qui lui a cite 81
ne rien n6gliger pour la commodit6 ct lie comfortable de
ses hotes. LIE National ayaut etc dernierement com
Pletement repare lie proprietaire peut offrir aux DANES,
ds aPpartennents don't la disposition peut ~riyaliser avec
celle DIES premiers hotels du sud ct de l'ouest.
g. N. GLIDEWELL.
Nouyelle Orleans, JIG Aoht-t1j
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ARTICLE VII.
Mode of revising the constitute

e. EI. 4=+ 10y H-HfFII
sec /. When experience shall point out the necessity
O1 amending this constitution, and a majority of all tho
members elected to each house of the general assemble
shall within the first twenty days of their stated annual
session, concur in passing a law, specifying the altera-
tons intended TO be made, for taking the sense of the
good people of this state, as to the necessity and expedis
Gency Of calling a convention, it shall be the duty Of The
several returning officers, at the next general election
which shall be held for representatives after the passage
of such law, to open a poll for, and make a return to the
secretary for the time being, Of the names of all those
entitled to vote for representatives, who have voted for
calling a convention and if th%ereupon, it shall az ear
that majority OF all the citizens of this state, emf ned
to vote for representatives, have voted for a convent
the general assembly shall direct that a similar /
shall be opened, and taken for the next wear; and
thereupon, it shall appear that a majority of all the cit
zens of this state entitled TO vote for. representative
have voted for a convention, the general assembly shall
at Their next session, call a convention to consist of as
many members as there shall be in the general assembly Z
and no moro, to be chosen in the same manner and pre-
portion, at the same places and at the same time, that
representatives are, by citizens entitled to vote for repi
resentatives and to meet within three months after tho
said election, for the purpose of re-adopting, amandinb
or changing this constitution. But if ii shall appear GO
the vote Of either year, as aforesaid, that a majority "
all the citizens entitled to vote for representatives, an
not vote for a convention, a convention shall not do
called.
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sec. IL. At the session of the general assembly after
this constitution takes effect, the senators shall be di-
vided by lot, as equally as may be, into two classes; the
seats of the senators of the first class shall be vacated at
the expiration Of the second year, of the second class at
the expiration of Tiff fourth year; so that one half shall
be chosen every two years, and a rotation thereby kept
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sec. II. Each house of the general assembly shall
keep and publish weekly a Journal offs proceedings. and
the yeas and nays of the members on any question shall,
at the desire OF any two of them, be entered on their
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sec. 10. Neither house, during the session of the gen
eral assembly shall, without the consent of the other, ad-
ionrn for more than three days, nor to any other place
than that in which they may be sitting.
sec.1 The members of the general assembly shall
severally receive from the public treasury a c%ompensa-
ton for their services, which shall be four dollars per day
during their attendance on, going to, and returning from
the sessions of their respective houses; provided that the
same may be increased or diminished by law; but no
alterations shall take effect during the period of service
of the members of the house of representatives, by whom
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Concerning The Executive Department.
sec. |. The supreme executive power of the state
shall be vested in a chief magistrate, who shall be STYLED
the Governor ofthe State Of Louisiana,
sec. Y The governor shall be elected for the term OF
four years1n the following manner: the citizens entitled
TO vote for representatives shall vote for a governor 1t
the time and place Of voting for Representatives and sem
ators. Their votes shall be returned by the persons pre-.
siding over the elections to the seat OF government, ad-
day of the general assembly the members of the two
houses shall meet in the house of representatives, and
Immediately after the two candidates, who shall have OBJ
tanned the greatest number of votes, shall be balloted for.
and the one having a majority of votes shall be governor.
PROVIDED, however, that if more than two candidates
have obtained the highest number of votes, IL shall be The
duty OF the general assembly to ballot for them IN the
manner above prescribed, and in case several candidates
should obtain an equal number Of votes next to the cans
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THOMAS b. WINSTON,
KKeGG.RSEJysS NVEPKEEEREE,

En- gros ct en- detail, Eacoignure deS rues Poy-
dras ct Commerce, Nos. II, 10, 81, Nouvel{e
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sec. 90. The members of the general assembly shall,
in all cases except treason, felony, breach or surety of
the peace, be privileged from arrest during their attend
aace at the sessions of their respective houses, andin 60
debatei in either house, they shall not be questioned in
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sec. II. In case of the impeachment of the governor,
his removal from office, death, refusal to qualify, resigna-
ton, or absence from tile state, the president of the SEN
ate shall exercise all the power and authority appertain-
ing to TIE office of governor, until another be duly quail
fed, or the governor absent or impeachcd shall return Oh
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sec. 10. NoEerson shall be a senator who, at the time
of his election, Is not a citizen of the United States, and
who hath not attained to the age of twenty-seven years,
residedin this state four years next preceding his cleo
ton, and one year in the district, in which he may be
CHOSEN; and unless he holds within the same a landed
property to th@9alue Of one thousand dollars agreeably
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pred.
sec. IA. Not less than a majority of the members OF
each house of the general assembly shall form a quorum
to do business; but . smaller number may adjourn from
day to day and shall be authorized by law to. compel the
attendance of absent members, in such manner and I'M
der such penalties as may be prescribed thereby.
sec. Is. Each house of the general assembly shall
Judge of the qualifications, elections and returns of its
members; but a contested election shall be determined
in such manner as shall be directed by law.
sec. 10. Each house of the genera assembly may de-
termine the rules of its proceedings, punish a member
for d~isorderly behavior, and, with the concurrence of two
thirds, expol a member, but not a second time for the
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sec. d. No senator or representative shall, during the
term for which he was elected, nor for one year there
after, be appointed or elected to any civil office of profit
under this state, which shall have been created, or the
emoluments OF which shall have been increased during
the time such senator or representative was in office, ex-
cspt to such offices or appointments as may be filed by
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sec. % The free white men of this state shall be
armed and disciplined for its defence; but those who be-
long to religious societies, whose tenets forbid them to
carry arms, shall not be compelled so to do, but shall pay
an equivalent for personal service.
sec. 30. The militia ofthis state shall be organized in
such manner as may be hereafter deemed most expedi-
ent. by the legislature.
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A sruMA. OR pltFICuLTY OF BREATH.

A sTUMA, OR DIFFICULTY OF BREATH
"a ING. Is caused by collection Of the morbid
hnmors IN The mir cells oihe Lungs. which prevents
lhem from being duly expanded Hence difficulty
aud lnborous brenihing, cough, great oppression Of
lAe breast pam The head, pnpliailon Of the heart
and many other distressing complaints.
Urehts Indian Vegetable Pat' are always
certain to give relic FIN Asthma. because they purge
from the body those hnmor- which, when lodged IN
he lungs are the cause e tins dreadful complaint
From four to siI Of SAID Indian Vegetable Pls, taken
every night on going 10 bed. will IN short lime
mol only carry on the most violent hI Of Asthma,
bst # used uccasionnlly afterwards. viii keep the
system SO completely free from all bad hnmorS that
Asthma or indeed any other maady will be
impossible. =.
Fafsale wholesale OF retail al the Principal office
No 50 Race street. Philadelphia.
0vCAuTON-As Counterieiters are abroad he
,,rticnlar IN all cases TO ask for Wrghts Indian
Vegetable Pih'.
For sale by JAMES MELLOR, % Union street
Wheeling. aud by agents published IN another part
Of The papet J"" D
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DOARD or uEALTH-The members Of The
ID Board Of Health. together with lie committee
some week. sinre appointed hy lie CIV Council
u confer nh the Board II Health. matters Then
pertaining TO the health Of the CIV are requested
10 meet nj the Mayors Office, on Saturday the
18Th inst at 1 orlock p N. for the ruIposs NJ
auditing accouals that y i'll be presented 10 The
B ,nr Physicians who hive claims npain- the
CITY Tor yaccinaling. are requested 10 haad in her
accounts specifying The number and names Of the
persons saccIuUled, a TODD Prest
Irae If of Board Of Health.
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MUSTARD SEED WANTED, Tor winch The
vi highest price VIII he rnid in cnsh. by
jnu 10 OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling.
rINSENG WANTED. for which the highest
II Price will be pad in cash by
Jun 10 OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling
DEE>WAX WANTED, fr which ihe highest
ID price wi! be pad IN ra.h by
1uu 10 OLIVER PRYOR Wheeling.
4 sHLAND-Jasi received by \. s. TODD.
"A south end OF Market Square, new STYLE Of
sinner denomlualed The "ASliLAND SLIPPER
got IN IN most beautiful style md suld Ia he oil the
90 IN the ,Ensrern cines. The ladies will please
call and examine them and ne are pretty sure they
wIll purchase. le ~ u
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(STfES S4iE.-By virtue Of deed Of
Fashion uaa.-I VI Ed-msien 10 the SUBJ
D. 'uei lie dly Of MarcA l5u. ans Of
! asstre .o7ieeof DINO souaty court,
\ ll.; 2,ss rs. ! shall proceed on the
III u SysuaG, at The front door of the
\ a-s O. lA8 county, to sell al public
alsf sles. bidder tie North hall 81
~ iie 10 lhe .lol tenth square n lhit
ai'wr fhas neg land out by the late
h L9n,g property on tho North
P@f Or VI ii Houston, and on the
ns property formerly owned by
tsiat
lim nj. saaanon the day Of sale.
p FkANGlS 4 BECK, TRUSTEE.
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NTEW GOnDS! NEW GOODS,

" MARSH. have ina feoefyed SUMMER
ste" TX OF GOODS. purchased IN the Emf ON he
very hest lefln,. and sell thca extremely low Tor
CASH
Among t5clr stock can 70 found the very hc,i oil
fabrics and Tho newest styles both Tor La lir, md
Genrlemen'- Wear. Person- wishing Ia see pretfv
Goods cnn find them al NJ u. my y
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HENTLENEA-Are informed ihat 4. :
N TODD. At hrs Boot and Shoe Emporu
suulh end Of Market Square, has Jasl received
iran Ph,ladelphiaa .plenid article Of GentIemeu''
LASTING CATERS warranted OF The very best
quality, le TO-
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.anA bags RIO CoFFFE-

] eenA BAGS RIO COFFFE=-
@77at 50 hog4 s. D,mIneo d.
=" 'asa I'D Jim d.
2lo h#ts- I'm fan.
l23 lid \ o susaf
$50 bfis % Moasse..
30 btIs NJ Aaekcfer
5O'kees 6 Tvs T-nneea.
% boxes fnc CaYendsh.
20 bates NJ Il RaIsius.
o hhas Rec,
40 chests Y II Fen. country packed.
Also. Gunpomdcr Imperial aud super b.aek Tea.
90 hrs Rostt;
] ) brs \ c Tar
30 hfs Louisville Lime.
Q botes Boston refined Loaf Sugar.
hrs Refinery
20 bags Pepper
10 haas AI.picei
2O00 HIS Pig Lad.
hfl Carrots Srnlch Snuff
4 line assofmeuto BuNcr-. nd Shooting Con
PEI BIoek I'm, a. Cotton Yum. NJ ; 10 10.
Bafnngs. Nc
lion. Nalls. Window Glnss. 6c.
mp is VA 81 8 NtTNC,-
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rNlrFn srATEa IorEL.

Afaf p, RaIsoti Depot ccupeRf,vn, Mn
fENHE Proprietor r, pe-tfuly ialorlus his
firm nnd H. public. th-t he has token
This SPLENDID NEW HOTEL Which heu5w
confidently offers To the patronage Of the rul he
IA LIE ENTERTAINMENT The Parlors
and chamlrr have been tast,fuIly fitted u
with e4ttHf H,r Furniture and Btddiug, with
view loihe cas- comfort and convenience Of
az iHfsls especially of Indies and fam ed.
NE deparfmtn M Of the Larder IS equally well
a,',,s !. lnHd therc ls thfoi oh every depart
"i the rsiaaashmrhf, an mir Of nratness
may favor HIM With a call A con TON.
NAV -
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u,orig .ae medium Of oar great facilities
r.. Vaauiaetare.ond our late arrange
1 o .4slfHaes dIfsctiton the importer.
1. j Zoe Eastern cites, with our industry
- .1e,tIencc. and the great care
81, "a. production Of our HATS, We
T. ,a.,e our customers ih, full benefit
~. .s,hap. the best aud most splendid
m. ....aai tsuss who are nov IN want
Fs,asl ofaaf description. .ilhsr OF fine
Eri-t5 R5rkr mlunpIu, Beaver, Pearl.
.ghar, tassnefc Tor men, youths OF
r. Ngra Brush, Moio,kin, or any other
a.p. sa.. u 1olot. can be suited At
b. 5s o. not shade lower. and quality
nsooi aat better, than any other
kr.sf 100 mo Is est
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DLAlA. fLAD AND STRIPED JACoNlr
ANDSNlS> J>IlNsafe,ct, aaaluv Jul
ICED ~ DUN = SENSENEY & RHODES
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,IRU sfEES SALE-By virtue Of deed Of
Trust from John Fisher 10 ne, dated May
10 tsl3, and recordc' in the clerks office for
Ono county, in deed book p page 3ii. ! shall
and best bidder ut the front door of the court
house Of OHIO COUNTY at O'Clock p NJ. on Mon
day the first day Of July 1911, Lots numbered
twenty nine t29l and thirty ~ 9 t}2) OF. Centre
street in lctael Graham's addition to the town
of Wheeling, with tue appurtenances NC. thereto
belonging, beng the property usually called
Hamilton row now occupied by John Fisher
and others The tenements will be scd sepa-
raeIy or together may best suit The interest Of
all concerned.
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!. s, ,saN HAswELL,u aion St.
T. PAINTING.

DoDlySo, PAINTING.
Il 0sy,U,s,,@ HULL. HOUSE. SIGN A
'ie Man Sn,MtNTALPAINTERs. Nol25 v
'r,a ,'-" 81 y. are always prepared with tho
H. lss Iap material to execute all orders IN
Every l o.a ''ile and at the lowest rate.
'pl'on Of SIGN PAINTING OR,
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