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2st ca Br steamship Cambria Harrison liverpool ship, Lou
ss s'Hf 's9' snSss s,sa
lI,h arr sriss JSnr Dew Msrrman caimito via ay,na
'hr Ns &c
s sas ns S, A ss ts S s s: s M
r The S Rad sI Ocean AID A'ws,r Says IRE
conea sannsr Baitimors, borr Toledo Va
santon Mrs sun. Ship Epaminondas; banks Como. VIM
July s ssE! s 70 Of Eil%s STss
Us revenue schr Gaan, Mat do schr Don Nicholas fos
EAsrronr, July sArr brr openango Matthews St Martins.
HyAsr1s July lo-A schr Emerald, Bacon, St Domingo IL
LvGE, July s.sdhris SuO,dy Belle tnsw, Fowler Philal
HonIs j"iyaMcid sse.m tran:port shin Virginia, Spin
SP E SsIs F.s,sss. Mack New bark
Nry alEAsS, July a.Arr. 81 Chaos ostrom New York
Saqus cief cpreS Vera trn1 SaSquo Gen weo ar
ee BRACES saaso brig Mary Jane ussey ysrS c Wa
Baehe. Wins.w Bra,os Santiago. U schr Eufaua Davis
@ f s esfsn msrs s1g s ssyf. s
s ss o ehr S y, FSe nav ET sS sS
twbsa, roiro tOws ssa2h ut ships Toronto, Pharsar
tarqus Cen Tor brig ssyador and schr John osaef
ot pa'aek eny twed to sea LIST st baue Winthrop and
81 e s sss Ts1
swan smell bas sns New
Ss.i BRIG Nat Nas cIowel savanns6 snr. So.: Rowe
% Fay a1o 5 e naa5G Emma Nor
Cola cola Han MAT cooper fen'a
New HAVEN, July ll-Arr brig Rainbow, Mansfield Porto
Rico
NoRroLK July SID schr Sarah Frarc Fuller Porand
Iristo RI Hampton Roads-Arr ship Madison Foster
Bremen 10TH schr y King, Willis Bottn: ydia, Ste
do Tos Conro Parker Plymouth Mass CID brig Ernan
Cressy, Gibraltar Sid schr Potomac Merritt Portland
PoRT WALTHAI July S-Arr schr Jacob Ryerson.
PORTLAND July 9Arr sehr Mary, Smith, Fredericksburg
Matilda Patterson Bait for Bath 10h schr Inspector from
Ce)rgetnwn for Boston.
RcHMoNn July liar schr Sutton Sutton, Troy Sid
schr Splendid, Fonnol, Newark.
SAVANNAH. July Arr bark Superior, Coffin, New York
CID bark Intrinsic Br) Mcfarland, Liverpool Sid ship Skoa
Clausson Brazil
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MISUNDERSTANDING Nagara-For Haifax-Mr and Mrs
Curtis and children Mr. and Mrs Chairman Mr. and Mrs Harvey
children and servant 1t Col SAVAGE lady Children and
yant Mr. and Mrs Bliss Lewis Bliss Miss Bliss Miss Bliss,
1t Dawhirgs Rev Mr. Mcleod, Lit Tyler-27
For BosroTM and Mrs Raelston and child Mr. and Mrs
Sampson Miss Apthorp Mr. and Mrs Mclean Morris Scrver
John Shaw Charles shaw Mr. Suehard Booth Mr. Com.
stock. Bliss Rattlanet. News, Rev Robertson Mr.
Barns. Kemp. A ID Teaton, Mr. Ewos Miller Piston,
Mr. Alfred Haviome Lynde Lewis Fay Miss Vcarine Vca
ker-c6.
HALIFAX FOR BosroN-Mrs Caldwell, Miss sweeny, Mr. L
Steele Garner Mr. OCormck AID lady, Miss Rogersn War;
Whiden, two Misses WhidenD Fragn Mr. Eaton Capt Rol
lc, Mr. MoDenald-l5 Total 7S
ST. JAGo CuBA-schr Curlew-Dr Richard Wsyn, Chos
Wilson of Philadelphia John Boyce John Chestnut and
Randolph
ST JoHN RIvERSchr Del Nore-Mrs Hatch and child, Miss
Hatch and Master Hatch, jacksonville Dubois Ecu Pough
keepe
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.

WAsuiNeroN, July II, 1913.
The Oregon BlR-1hc ComyroaiSe-0d Zach
asy--7he H'higs, and the Presidency
MIR Hunter. Of Va continued the argument
agsinsi The provisc in the Sonata to-day, pursuing
the same general ground as Mr. Calhoun, and with
that acuieness and distnctness of analysis OF con-
siiirional distractions peculiar to the school OF
which Mr. Calhoun is the head. Mr.. Hunter,
with has colleague, assents to the re-adopuon OF
the Missouri compromise The way appears to be
perfectly clear in the Senate but the provisoists
threaten the compromise a desperate struggle IN
the House. Mr.. Jefferson DAVIS speaks IN the
Senate tomorrow.
The bill Tor adding the officers of the navy of
the late republic of Texas to the L. ). navy, was
rejected In the Senate to-day-F 10 20. Texas
claims, that IN cedng her navy she ceded To mis-
Union the officers part OF thai navy ana thougn
she was rejected to-day she will not abandon her
claim.
How II may be in the interior, we know not
but there is not 1.-THE OF the enthusiasm among
our whig friends here IN behalf OF old lack which
distinguished the confident and united wing party
In support of Mr. Clay In "A Nor does there APP
pear TO be the same energy OF cooperation In be-
half of General Cass. The campaign appears TO
drag with sort of apathy and indifference on
ali sides, which can be accounted for In no other
way than by dlsailechon in the party ranks, an
increasing spirit of independence IN the public
minds OF party conventions, and growing con-
tempt OF party professions. The revolutions IN Eu.
rope, and the monentous aspects which they have
assumed the great questions pending before Con-
gress the uncertain state OF political parties In the
North, and the doubts still remaining of the or
thodoxy OF Old Brcwny and Old Whitley, are ais o
among the causes OF the lack OF ecstasy among the
party campaigI at this stage of the canvass
The wings Of the North are dissatisfied. They
fear tina. General Taylor is not of The real whig
stripe. The independents of Maryland are wheel
ing about, because they suspect that Gen. Taylor,
after all, is wing.
Ii will be a month yet before the lines are fairly
drawn. At present all parties and all the cand-
dates, looking over the whole Union, seem to be
mixed up IN a state of the most inexphcable and
inextricabe confusion.
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vessel in which he arrived at New York, on the
23d of February, lSt7, from Liverpool.
Gen. keim has been selected as the chief mar
shall of the procession TO take place In honor of
the returned volunteers. John M Scott Esq, is
o be the orator of the day.
The tram from Baltimore was detained for seve
ril hous last night being thrown of the track In
and tender Were injured but the passengers fortr-
nitely escaped.
James Scott, lad of about IA, was run over, on
the Columbia railroad, near Paramount, yesterday
afternoon, and died, at the hospital. a few hours
after
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BALTIMORE, July II, 1S4s.
TI1ol for Mtvde-Deah Of Godfrey Meysr-T
Soldiers Return, &c.


The trial of Frederick GrIeskiel, alias Henry
Costello, for the wilful murder of boy named
George Hughes, is progressing in the City Court.
The boy was shot in the open street, during fire
rot-although he merely passer by. and
was in no way connected with the riot. Two wit
nesses swear positively to the identity of the pri-
soner, as the man who fired the pistol; whilst
another swears positively that it was not him. The
case is very strong against the prisoner. He was
the engine-keeper of the New Market, company
which has a worldwide fame for rowdyism and
outlawry. Our penitentiay contains a score of
occupants who obtained the first rudiment of their
education in the New Market engine house
Godfrey Meyer, the well known Thompsonian
doctor, died IN this city yesterday. He was much
respected, and will be followed to the grave this
morning by the old Defenders of Baltimore, and
iarge concourse OF his fellow citizens
Frhe Baltimore regiment are expected here on
win ,or Saturday evening, and are locke for
welcomsh interest. They will receive a cordial
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PHILADELPHIA. InlY II. 1878

PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1878.
LIE" 'ao' A-ney O'Donnell, was arrested,
yoy' W our PSice, on suspicion of having
~ .JnOe'"eu In the murder of Antonio Rata,
,ne italian organist, who vas found dead near
Nassau New York, early la. month The ac.
cused has hand organ with him,,ybicb is ident,.
ned by Nlcolo Netza, the real own. 90 the ono
he had hired TO Antonio Rata, and whl,b he had
with HIM previous TO the murder. Among ,be Of.
fects OF the prisoner was also found cap bay,,a
marks OF blood upon it, which Neitza reeopn,zes
as having been worn by the deceased A further
examination OF the case will be made Inv M vor
SWIM. The prisoner asserts that he purchased tbe
organ IN Glasgow, and brought il with him in the
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MARITIME TELLIG ENC
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

SHIP NEWS NOTICE.
Commanders of vessels bound to this port will confer
special favor upon by having all parcels, papers
and reports, intended for the Neto York Herald
diness to deliver to steamer, the News Boy.
She viii board inward bound vessels In the vicinity Of
Sandy Hook and any effort made to facilitate the
object and the despatch the steamer will be appre-
ciated by the Pre- Of this Journal Those ound
additional favor by forwarding, through the mail or
otherwise, ship news papers that may be deemed Of
interest.
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II PM-Arrived-Brgs Catherine &
Mary aIrep, Boston Charles Henry, Bishop Portsmouth
H. California Hchborn stn scrs William Hart Scudd.r
Saem Savery hllden, Gloucester ii Perry, Wooster
Boston; Edith. Crowell, do.
CleaedBarks James Bayey, Brooks Matanzas Delaware
Fisher Boston bss Lemue PEERS Mayo JAM Chls
Henry Bishop Portand Catharine Mary Wm
Iiarrer, scudder, Boston; Sayering Whdcn Harae
Phoebe Baxter Fuller, Warren, Henrietta, Bath
Hanson Edrdg Boston Marcy Hewitt New Bedford
Kelly Boston v na NiceTson, do Gen Porter, Jordan,
Esstport Geo Washington Wnslow, Alexandria; Eliza Hand
Crowen, Boston; Louisa Tucker Cal New York Davis
Kelly Baltimore Exile Williams New York barge STAR Lloyd,
New York.
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Wyatt Mrs Mary
Wilbur Mrs N Resale
Williams Z liza
Woods NJ 50 Ann
Wyatt Miss Mary
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The lady bathers Of Cape May now wear masks
while ney indulge In the luxury of old Neptune's
embraces. Not a bad idea
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See port Of Ensenado for damage done vessels by lightning
Whalenen.

Cleared at NBedford Gth inst SHIPS Copa Taber, NV Coast
l. Richmond, Norton, Pacific Ocean.
The Lexington at Holiness Hole reports Feb lat 80 2jS
l6 E. ship Henry Thompson Holm, kLondon OUT 81 VIII
Feb 2 lat 33 s. Ion III T. bark Pantheon Jenney Bedford ESQ
s $50 VIII 1.-THE Pantheon spoke Feb "a ship Virginia Manter
Ceave NIB 200 VIII Columbus Iisi, Farhaven 500 sp 100 wa
Spoke Mch off Bay Of Islands Ocmulgee Maner Holmes Hole
IS 20 VIII; Mch ~ lat 50 lon US 30 W. Sally Anne, Brooks
NIB 49, sp go VIII 1.-THE Ocmu,gee reported at Munganu Mch
LIVERPOOL Trpr, NIB 20 VIII; MrcatoI Sanford do $40 bb
MOI Ocean, Amy do 1850 s off Three Kings last
Of Feb Canton Packet Shearman NB 1880 sp Mch % lat 4 %
Ion us IS W. ship Elizabeth, Of Havre four and half months
clean May lat % lon As W. America Tucker NB 90 ds
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Port OF New York, July l3, Is4s


Cleared.
Bar hs. u Whitney S, Kits NssTi.h Walsh Aver
BHss- Christine, tNory) wasms. Bergen Haes Radius,
Cork; Jas scDSnaid trS Dunn, Cork Mnei Ne r)
neck WSee%rh Mary Brs rae tBr5 Sne st
SH saTsi' sanasSse San Juan de Los Mathews
G; bessST: Merrill West Indies Sssnit9 waish; Thss
toni Geo mois Rayner p" PSiadepha '''" '''
ca..T 40 Norton waba TO load
for Rio; brig Monica Bush. Boston.
Arrived
Steamer sanee Canning Charleston, and Beaufort NC ds
in ballast captain. 9Th off Ocracoke spoke Virginia
did not learn where from boundhsr Idder damaged
fis S'Ts Sra
aS% Ss, GSspdsa BY % Nsys Boy
Br brig Melante Lawrence Baurst NIB Is days with grind
Brig James Crosby (of Bangor) PendletOn saga Grandc
Brig Col Tayore Dddle Machias days with lumber to
Br brig Helen Mar Card Windsor Ms days with plaster,
Rr Jennett Brown Baltimore, ds ballast to sayr
sohr Curew apeke JagO de Cuba June IS with and
fuegcs s 70 load for fhiladspha q, 40 -
spoke slip Ocean Of Providence 80 days from Liverpool New
los, every possible exertiOn aade to him.
Sehr Nore Meeks St John River (FlOrda } days. with
tin br TO Shephard th inst of Cape Hatters spoke brig
s hrE Smith Young Wilmington NC. days Dollen
schr G W Davis, -, Wilmington, NC.
Schr Mary Robinson Newbern Nc days to Blossom Sid
in co with schr High Priest, for NYork.
Sehr v Henning, Hutchinson, Richmond, daps
Schr Manchester Turtle Richmond, days to Allen Paxsor
Schr Leroy, Copes Richmond, 7 days.
. . Schr j Ii Stratton LongstIeet Virginia, 3 days.
Schr Henry Clay, Chance, Virginia days
Schr Predmore, Arnold Virginia, 3days
Schr Mary Jewett, Copes Virginia, ,ys.
Selr Vermion, Seaman, Virginia, days.
Scir Il Spaford, Longstrett, Virginia 3 days wood,
Schr IL Baker Apologize, Virginia, days with wosd
Schr Amelia, Smith, Baltimore, days. with coal.
Below.
One ship and brigs,
Ships Lacona for Antwerp louisiana banks Lucinda Mara
Express brigs Republic Facon 10 other square
ged vessels, arc at ancLo. wind bound
sanoy HOOK West 20 miles spoke Br brig Emerald hence for
s. John.
July 12Wind at SUNRISE Sc; Meridian, Sc: Sunset
With thick gg There has been thick fogg de Hook
durjrp the who day
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T lsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Pest OfEoe, July 8, lS4S
OFFICIALLY PUBIisHED PAPER HAVING LARGE6r
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+. w. CARR, urpositc the Exchange
Philadelphia, i az ut for recurring subscnp-
u'n~ hid ad,rltsIng iur the Whceliig TINE 4.
BEDtESr x GgEES. 81 Street, opposite the
Pust Odlcr, Ciaciaaaii, viii act a. AGENTS
Tor the Wheeling Tunes. and all critters ,ru
with them viii ne promptly attended to.
NytSgy T.. fALaEs II authorizes - AZ ~
sreut Icr receiving ~ub>,ri riiuus aud adyes-
,ise Tor the " hrsling Daily Times &
Advertiser. 1T Baltimore, Philaiel plia. New
Yotk aud Boston. His office is IN
Baltimore, at The Sodtlreas; corner OF Mort,
and Fayettr streets:
PbiitdetphIa, n. w. Corner OF Third aud
Chestnut sis.
New iork, Tribune Buildings, opposite city
Hall.
WA. THOMPSON, corner of Bsl,iino,.
AMI S,uth Sis is duly authorized ugsnt too
this paper ia the city OF Baltimore.
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Asthma cf Eleven years Standing

Permanently cured by DR. Swaynes Compound SyruD
OF w I'D tAerry, after all other remedies had failed.
CISGISNATI, Feh 10, 1917.
Dr. Swavue:-fhis mar certify that eleven wears 70
last Fail, was troubled " nth the Asthma, which increa.
sed upon me - defiance of all the remrd ics | could hear
of. until tie Nta ls'9-fe, when was Obliged to leave
The effect to ritigate my suiterings for three or four
years. after which The disease increased until last win
ter. wv snferings were intense, alnsst beyond enau-
rance, 'elne Obliged to SIT up night after night, frsin IN
ability To siecr in bed.
Last Fan ! felt the symntoms earlier than usual in thu
season, but hearing that ir Swayne's Compound syrup
or Wild 'herry was q sovereign remedy for Diseases
efthe Lungs, | immediately commenced it's use, ans the
weeks have not felt the least SYMPTOMS Of the Asthma,
aud feel confident that | am wei Of il, aud that | have
been cured by the above named medicine.
Yours respectfully, Nv KNIGHT,
Walnut street, between Sd and 4th.
CAUTION C.UTTONu
Avoid al! spurious preparations of Wild cherry. surh
as 'alsarns, Bitters. svrups Of Wild cherry, PilIs pur.
porting 10 contain Wild cherry, &c, &c, az they are all
fictitious and counterfeit, and contain none of the vir.
tues OF the original and genuine preparation, az prepa.
red hy Dr ii SwAYNE. and the first ever prepara IN this
country. On Sv.YSE's CoMPoUSD SyRUr or WILD
CHERRY il composed Of vegetable ingredients. the Wild
cherry, and ether medicna, substances, equally as efica.
cious, II not more SO: the whole are so eitectual!y con-
centrated as 10 render il fevond all doubt the most plea.
SAM. strtn@iheni . and erectt.al remedy, ever discover
ed for the cure OF Pulmonary consumption. and al diq.
eases OF the Lungs AVID Nreast. The very fact, from its
having such a tram OF spurious iIuitators, stands to prove
ITS treat curative properties.
Therefore, invaids, inquire for the original rrep,rs.
Ton, each bottle of which is euveiOred in a beautiful
wrapper, with a likeness OF Wan enn enera ved there
on; also Tearing the SIGNATURE of Dir u Swayne, the
esunterteiiing OF which will b. panished as forgery.
Prepared only by ur. II. Swa, ne, N. w. corner Of
Eighth aud Re " sis. Phila. mr. sS
For sale nv ia MES RAKER.
For sale y rRIOR 4 PAUL..
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s. az H. De =.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Gsither \ Co, ~ W. taaglue aud others
4 virtue Of the Jrcree rendered ~ the clteud sure.
~ nor court Of Law AND chencpry for Ohio county.
m the Shtay Of ~Nosemhsr. is4-. IN The ahove EMIT ed
cause. The undersigned acting As cs1unissi-ucr ia tins he.
mar, VIII sell on MoNDsy. the ID day of Aprt. Isss. at
ne frout toor AZ the court house Of Ohio county, the
following described real estate, VIZ. OTIS uu,nI erred rs.
lNb, and il9 m south WheeHnr. tnown a. tho dwelling
house 81 Nm Chapine. also. stracto Ut 'sna in Marshall
county, Virginia. on the waters Of pogg's run, cnutsin.
ing one hurdred acres. more or less.
Ai's'l-N noiler tract OF land. situated in Marshall
county, irsinis. GU the waters Of lIogg run, and con
tatutHg ~ &C e..
TERMS OF sALE-Ten PR cent Of purchsse mo
neg ~ hand, the residue ~ three Equal instruments. Tea.
rug interest fro'n the day of sac and payable rcspec
tvelN - eight, sixteen AVID twenty four nfonthts, iOnds
ava salisidcitry security to g wen by each purchaser,
Tor the deferred instaimen :, aud the title 10 he retained
as iurtle security until payment IN iuH.
JOHN q. EOFF. D.S.
Eel, q. lsis. For X q " nnns. : q.
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~NVEG.HksgrN. NsaEsa.

INSURANCE NtllFANG- AGENEf FOE
WHEELING. II X. LIST
Ar srELIE K LGsr's WArEuorsv W ATrR Sr,
E2HEY wll take RISKS on bindings OF all KINDS. Steam
- boats aud CargOeS, Factories. Mills. keelroats. Flat
n"ais aud ttrgoes, csc. against loss or damage nv FIRE.
or ihe dan-ers and perls of the seas. lakes or rivers. on
very favorable terms. sep II.
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY

r HIS company, being now duly organised j. prepare,
= tn make insurance on every description q FIRE an
Marine Risks, such a. dwelling houses. store Houses. &
with their contents. Also. Steam Boats. Fiat boats an,
keel hoais with their carcCes, 10 and from any port OF
The ONO and Mississippi rivers. or thcirtrihufary stream
Applications for Insurance To re msde for the present a
the office of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
4r~ n MEOW Sa-'y
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JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT AID SHOh- aikER,
IT.
MAIN ST.. F-szgIS4A WHEELING. VA
f&k

@N9&
q, all The trades thi. world can boast
The fashions TO control.
D.. believe tiks that most.
which teantiGes the soLE.
like that man who uIics his Awt
For mufia'S here Glow.
And in every thiag he Sans,
Does just precisely saw.
He works on firmly u. the INsr.
With merry song and laugh.
Ari every iapsrfrc' ian usDsS,
Though 1t should he GALS.
The understanding he can Hsxt,
Though II 10 dat aud cold.
LIES thread is short, he WAKES thread,
But never waxks oLp.
OF all the men I ever knew,
To make fine sioes or loJts,
JOHN SNiNGEAN - true blue,
And that no one disputes.
was a handsome, NICE young man,
As Ger re 'osed in Wonans arms,
But then those rough old lo0ts Of mine,
Tbey 80 disgraced my charms.
went TO Cunninghsm's SAYS &,
"John. fl me with your hest
got ;he boots and then found
] was s1prelneiy liest.
For when among the girls I went
Win nv victorious EoorY.
They lpoh'd with longing gaze and sigh'd,
AN ls'ut he q beauty
And when wslkd they music made
As loud as twenty flutes,
Aud all the envious heauy would cry,
"Where dad ysu get your bootsf"
And then most proudly ! replied
With Ninc!y consequence,
az got them at John Cunningham's
didn't do notbIu' elsei'
And. If in this world of fashion
You wish TO cut a dash,
John Cunningham viii tit you ont
C~heap-yery cheap for CASH.
4 msmmsth loot above his door,
Prnclsiuis his moderate prices;
His slot IS IN Main street. below
The "Three Big Doors Of Rice's."
iS has just rercivei a large addition TO his stsck of
materials, AMI !. prenaFed TO manufacture Boots and
SHOES IN a manner which tor beauty OF style and duta
si'ity, cannot be sur sassed by any establishment in the
west.
NhpeIiur Mar ~ lSa2
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Regular Wheeling q Pittsburgh Packet.
snlendld and fast running
'cs@S:-==71 ee9-s NEW ENGLAND.
.&s.SE~E-aHT.. Capt Gro w. EBERT, will lesve
Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday. at &
O'Clock A. ". snd vii. leave pi'rshurgh every Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The New EHgla' d 1as heen bought expressly for the
tr"'e and will leave regularly as above. For frci.lL or
passage apply on board or TO HOUSTON & MILLS
oct 10 AGENTS
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\ O SALE.

TT2IIE subscriber oilers for sale within a few miles OF
y, the CITY four or five tracts Of land,-onc Of winch
couisins uN acres. about 40 acres OF which u cleared
aud in a high state OF ouitivat ont Is well waiered.
a good frame house and barn aud oihcr out buildings
and a soil surpassed by nonc. The others have more or
less improvements on them. Any ofthem Willie sold low
One eigst, OF the purchase money VIII he required, the
balance To srit the purchaser. ANY one Wishing to prr-
chase lands ! Q r tins city viii TO well to give me an ear.
y CAL. JNO GOSIiORN,
seq Is Real Estate Agent.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The Merchants & Mechanics Bank of Wheeling,
ogrin't

McNamee 4 Adams and others.
IN pursuance Of the decree rendered by tho Circuit
<. Superior court of law and chsueery for Ohio county,
on the 10Th day Of February, IS4S, IN the above entitled
cause. tsr undersi rned acting a. commissioner in that
tetalf. VIII sell on Mouday. the l5tb day Of Apr. leiS,
az the front door At the Court House of Ohio county,
TIE following described real estate Wv: Lot numbered
one Burdred aud steven. NIi) situated in the addition
otte frmer town Of Wheeling. which was laid out by
Noah Zane. Peter Narnal' and others; a'sa, four lots
numbered one hundred and tfty-fve, one hundred and
my SIX, Gne hundred and ei fhiy three, and one hundred
aud eighty four, (I5J, id6. IS3 aud ls4) situated in the
addition 10 the former town of " heeling, laid out by
Chaplinc and EoG, commonly called South Wheeling.
TERMS OF SAI.E-Ten per cent of the purchase
money 10 he paid in hand and tie balance IN three equal
insia meuts. hearing interest from day of sale, ard pay
able respectively in six. twelve ard eighteen months
theleaher;he purchaser giving bonds with good security
for the deferred instruments, and the little retained until
paymeul in full. John a. EOFF,
mar Is, 1919. Commissioner.