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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

braad~aS-ades Young advanced politely invited
g. The snhscrhrs vrng prettly arnished Every
lazy will positively he TAUGHT IN
free full elegant fashionable hsnd writing
moderate. GEORGE ERISTOW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

Italian lng, Nud boloV N its truth, GREEN, NO
Aston House determine the frat dsapronts
send nf shirts that you'd fit
sa hat he willed he has perform Cd Il you doubt ask
his customers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31
TIE MILITARY.

yNkNTEn-TWO GAS FILTERS APPLY AT BROWN
W Helms ~ East Thirteen I'll street, between Broad
way and University place.
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z, l.. I--TSoTrING AND
'0yc rbe. J, =. half past . O'clock
w mi.ea Gag. u. W5olrue asmss
ieer nsm,s z. =. Here, paeer.
iced and btessy1 cl he lAssess
q .he fastest tro.ts-s; and ~
iad made, is has crested con.
sporting community. Omnibus
,raa1 All aou5.Qa street ..er.s,
Iax
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7
I JyTANTFD-BT 4 sgsFFs'rA 9iE NOpNG WOMAN,
w isftiat rhaupts-elt aa3 r.att~ ~ hl sszn
her present st'ar g ieB -sres, iirogNyE 10 tasea
4 Gnvs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31
ssso.- poIbepr,s Whiting and n.o,sleep.

ing Aoadcny, 500 Broad lou 1t is
creating the Interest clerks. One Of his
pupils II of ae had his salary raised from $50 to 800
before completing hi lessons New pupils received this day
and evening for the cheap class or private lessons
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The Undersigned has hand large hats
Ard buffalo robes which he viii sell b. the cssa dozon
otherv low prices, for cash. Country merchants
would d, well to call
G. ii. ATKINS, 212 Greenwich street near vesey
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A COMPANY CALLED THE TRuCKMAN AND CAR.
IA mans Guard, organized the 9th inst viii hold
their meeting at 90 Perry street. Kentucky Hail.
Tuesday evening next at O'clock Any wishing to
become member join on that evening.
MICHAEL HOPPER, Captain.
r. L. yANErss, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

p0YS WANTED-TO SELL PERIODICALS AND
ID books on railroad. Those WHO well
merded will apply at 1874 Reade street. between nine aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

WANTED-A SITUATION. by AN EXPERIENCED.
~ VOL esimcnded German coachman he understands
NE care ol horses first rate, md would Willing ms 10
himself generally useful and wait tables speaks
,nheienty ard Is acquainted in the city, Please s al
Eli, Howcry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

PILIIARDs-wANTED A Young MAN OF STEADY
and industrious hal it's to take charge Of first class
billiard lie must thoroughly understand the bust
and well recommended apply after u O'clock
NJ, at the St. Charles, 347 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

VTAN1ED-BY 4 RESPECTs BILE WOMAN, A STU.
w atom cook washer aud irene Best Of city reference
Apply. days, l33 Third avepuc, between
Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Streets No objections 10 in
the country With respectable family.
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Elegant wedding Caras, Enve,oues, Wa

Be.s I'll ated ware &e.The attention Of parties
CURING crctl truly esgant T. avted n EyERDELLS
Beautiful lyle of Wedding ca-ds, envelopes SILVER plated
ssre &C. I2 Broadway, corner o. p1ans stroet Estab
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toLUMBIA LODGE, NO. !. 7. o. 0. F.-TIE BROTHERS
~ 'fColnmia Lodg', NJ. l. L. o. o. f., requested to
attend the funeral OF deceased brother Isaiah
from hs late residence No gton street this
ing, at IL o'clock. BY order.
CHARLES LEWIS NJ a.
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HLERK WANTED TO CO sOUTH-ONE WHO WRITES
~ handsome hand, is quick in figures and understands
double entry bookkeeping and is willing 70 devote bs whole
time to business Salary not to exceed 5000 Board be
day and Tuesday.
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WANTED-A Sl1cATIoN, BY RESpECTABLE
VI young who has lived three her last
DO the cooking. washing nrd ironing Of small private fani
ly has objection to do chnmrwnrk aud assist in tho
washnr ironing Best ~ city references given.
92 Thirtsonrh street, between First aud Second
fAltns lnr frrnd ny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

THIN VTsAIIES. NCs
DATNTFRS.-THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK
l. Practical Houeepaipters and r. Association are re-
quosed to attend the funeral oe deceased b-oher
Alexander Munoe from his late residence Greenwich ave-
nue. at o'clock L. a. this day. October 81.
JOHN COWTON Secretary.
TEN SHIP CARPENTERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
to 80 to Savannah, Georgia. Steady employ and
good frany length Of time. Apply to De Mott Co.,
43 Chambers street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

MANITOBA FRENCH OR ENGLIsHWOMAN, AS
w who unde-ta The children
The test Of rtqui Apply At 10 Fifth
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A sRJvAL OF SHIPS FROM FOREIGN PoRTs.--PEg
n expecting frn ds from fri ports eth
u racket shrs tv applying st u'e's Prin Ing Telegraph
Building, No 81 Wall will be art
val off the coast in ample tme fos them
% tho vessels arrival st the wharf Charges
W. q. LEWIS. Manager.
OWNER wANTED-FoR A LADy's WATCH AND
n chain. Apply to j. Sweeney r. Patterson Police
Office, Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

No 233 Broad opposite the Park whore he
the hest atoms in The world for sale and
application of hi hair DE and newly invented wigs
toupee Nine private all oor Copy the ad
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WANTED-rIyE YOUNG MEN, TO ENGAGE IN A
light and rentecl business that will pay so per month.
clear OF all expenses, to tcc Of This 10
chance Apply or address, Immediately, Geo. W. Hi 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

WAkfFIELD INDUSTRIAL home ASSOCIATION,
No: S-The members hereby notified to ATTEND The
next regular meeting Fridy evening. Nov f. tho
rosas for the gradag draining and tying tho viii
e BROUGHT forward the above evening for their
Punepa attend dance Is earnest requested. N. s 70.
duste thn each ember bring his passbook with Him.
will be admitted by the doorkc unass lie
his book. j. A. UANDSCUUCu Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

NoTlCE.-MR GREGORY CONNoR rs NOT QUE
antht rzed nrart for the tran sactop
GREENLY SQUIRE 19l Rsade street and 1919 Cham bera
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SPECIAL mvrl.;@s.

~
A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE or THE BOARD
"a OF Assistant Aldermen appointed 10 investigate charges
against the Chief Engineer of the Fire pepprtmen will bo
held Tuesday, the LIST day of November r. NJ in the
CHAMBER OF The Board of Assistants room 81 City Hall
WV. McCONKEY,)
J. o. BARKER, }Committee
!. j. TAFT
@ T. MoCLrNAcHAN Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

VyANTED-A CLfSE IN 4 WHOLESALE LIQUOR
store ten Ia fer large totl this city, aso eirls
for rivate antilles; samer, honkkecpars, walters.
men bows stores Trades lately i aided car
find Employment st No Hast Broadway, adjoining Chat
ham Pest Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

VNANTED--A MATCHMAKER no co TO THE CoUN
w try Apply to John Wbiteford rs Nassau street. tAirt
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I q. OF Q: T.-vOTIcE--THE MFnBERs OF ARK
i. Ledge No q, ~ If O. particularly reauett tod
70 he runctna in attendance Wedn evening Nove
ON business Of mportan, member BY order
o. JOHN BRISSELI. N. G.
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VMANTED--A SITUATION. rT RESpECTt BILE
w yourg woman, as rtao hermaia ard waiter, to do
general homework In sra mV Good references yiven
he from a. NJ. till y. ~ to day. 352 State
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nv TWO RESPECTABLE
w pr0t slant girls; cha
the other vae. given if required
Please call at 63 Madison street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08
ALMosr a DUEL.

BosToN, AuguSt0.
o'Donohue was arrested at the Adams House
this afternoon, charged with sending letter to
Capt. TEeanor accepting challenge 10 fight du-
eli Somewhere in Manchester, N. Y, early to-mor-
row morning. Patrick G,Donohue, publisher of
the Boston Pilot, became his bail IN the sum of
$1,000, to appear and ans%er. AMI inthe meantime
keep the peace. a warrant is out for Treanur,
WHO gave The challenge. He is Commander of the
Meagher Rifles Of this city. The challenge was
given in consequence of remarks made by o. Dom
ohue concerning his treatment by the Chairman at
the Meagh supper. Mr. Ereanur, tie chairman
aforesaid, demanded retraction. 0'D6nohue,
though his friend Capt. Macahy, refused. The
Challenge enSued.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08

r.. Nrw TELEGRAPH LrNE.-we understand
iAa new line of Telegraph between Gumber-
''a and Wheeling, designed mainly for the use of
ilHI p.liuore and Ohio Railroad, is in active pro.
'u' .. Da of construction. The workmen are now in
.'. ,s:,lbo,beOd OF Oakland, planting the posts,
we s iii reach Cumberland in about three weeks.
ppa lin. is expected, will be completed to this
e 5,' in The course of two months.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08

RIVER Is7rLL,oExcE.-The river has, rather
contrary to general expectation, at last attained
5eD,b sufficient to enable large boats orun. Yes
terjoy there were Al feet oil water in the chan
mel. and rising. The number of arrivals and de-
Uartures during Saturday and yesterday, ii will be
sen by our boat register, was large.
The rise has enabled several large class boats
which have been lying here for some time, to re-
sumo their trips. Yesterday the Federal Arch,
which has been lying below the mouth ofthe creek
laden with bacOn got up steam and left for Pitts
batgh. The Golden Gate, which has been lying
above the wharf, also left yesterday morning.
Capt. Wells, of the Union Line packet Virginia,
which has been lying at Captina, is putting that
excellent boat in readiness to resume operations.
The Cincinnati and Pittsburgh packet Alleghe-
n.y. which was agronnd above this city, left yes
tsrIay for Pittsburgh. Reports from above indi-
este further rises. This rise is timely one TO
meet those at Cincinnati and Louisville. Alto
sshsr the prospects are very fotteripg for several
weeks of excellent navigation, and consequent
revival of business.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08
ExEcurIoN or THos. ooNNoR.

Ia I.IIhIUFEl 4AU 3 o.
The execution of Thos. Connor for The murder
of Capt. Huihinson, 10 k place to-day at ia o.
clock. Tie rope broke and lie fell twent- five
feet to the g1ound, aud was taken up insensible.
Another trial was made, and the rope tested with
one thousand pounds weight, which broke just
above his head, alter which gallow was erected
above the wall, affording fullYiew on the outside.
Not less than thirty thousandpe were in sight
of the gallows.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08
ELEorIoN.- oYEMENT or TROOPS.

ftALEIGHs N. ". august D
Wake county gives Rogers, the Wing candidate
for Congress, 1913; VenaBle; DEM, $40; Lewis,
dem 643. Last year, Reid, dem, had 1861, and
Knox, wing, 400.
Two companies from Forts Adams and Hamilton,
each 20 strong, have been ordered 10 be ready 10
sail on the 9thinstj Gorthe Rio Gfan1e. Mo e
troops from the Atlantic ports, amounting 10 to-
tal of 1900 are to follow shortly, TO meet CORES
ponding movement on the part of the Mexican au=
thoutieS.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08
IRUS'r SALE.

!
ny virtue or deed of trust from Thomas McEwen to
the undersigned, the benefit OF Robert Paterson,
dated the first day March 1853 and duly recorded In
the clerks Oee the county court for Ohio county, In
book 80, shall the 9th OF Septembers 1853 at
door orhc house OF Ohio county at II o.
clock, A. day expose sale by blic auction
HIGHEST bidder, lois mum bered fifteen and sixteen
(t5 and square eight CD in the addition
10 the city OF Wheeling laid out by Samuel SpItgg and
John Ritcie iormerly called Ritohietown but nov
called South w heelihg.
UE1sTeTms OF sale cash. ti1t 49, va - -
The tue r said property is eved TO be undohuted
and ind sputabe selling trustee shall only CON-
ye Sa se 70 as IS Ia MS t MI WILSON, Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08
ShERIFF'S SALE. 3354


n sanaoI UIafk, I. l.-,.,,,,..-.7,,-,...
John cOrrOther Thomas Court for Ohio county.
Z. Young, and others. avg 3A-lti5fi e - e
n n pursuance OF the Decree of the Court IIde in this
j. case. shell the 18th day OF AUGUST 1885, at the
Court House Ohio county, sell highest hest
bidder, the named, Lot No. ninety nine,
C99) situated Market street. in Wheeling. The prop
eIty will be sold credit, the purchaser paying the puT
money, by equal pOrtiosj at six twelve and eigh
MONTHS with Interest from day Ors6e, ani securing
The by giving his bonds with good security. When
the purchase money is paid, the deed will be made
jyi3-.ds WA. $. EloKHAM.f s. o. G..
Fl LAND FOR SALE . -
WISH 10 sell mr. farm near whcelugi and win SELL
u onliberal tors an in more tracts may be
desired. nnT9s z. JACOB.
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
M 4 offer sale two story brick dwelling house
! w HaInpden street, in the city of wheeling
jy6-lmd RUSSKLLSS FETZHUGH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08

vn,urE NEAR FErrERMAN.-We learn
lN -. pn,pt,town Gazette that the seven Irish
ii'. ~ mn on the change of being engaged in
ECU Sr committed near Fetterman, and spo-
t-s ~ :, ou1 columns last week, were brought
AEn :" ins,ice Poe, Powell and Fleming, Cochran
's''I p,Il on wednesday OF last week, and there
a'e ann. no evidence against them were dis
rhGrsel. w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08
a az Il, RSTArE SAIES.
ValiIahIe I,an75 7fior 7SSale-

A BOUT 5000 acres OF improved MARSHALL County
IN land sale at anu near the fol s OF the W ayHes
burg and Washington roads, miles from Elizabeth
Flats of Grave Creek and miles nom Wheeling Also
ing fronting on the Ohio river, and containing superior
privileges will sell in quantities to suit purchasers
al fair prices aud reasonable terms.
iune5-dd wo a r WOODS.
s,fhe Pittsburgh Journal, Washington Reporter and
Cadz Republican copy each the OF three dollars
and chaige this office. .lti = 4te ~ .-}-t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08

,,-Fine music. that made beneath our
sElLa ~ saturday night by the Messrs. FlckEI-
Tla'OT THEW play exquisitely on the violin aud
SON. -. THAT strain again, it had dying fall"
g Ee',I Won gentlemen, call again.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08

CONCERT To NlGHT.-The TenneSseeanS, COM
Pny Of vOcalists consisting of onelady and four
gitlemen, win give concert this evening at Me-
siyertsing columns. They come 10 us highly re-
commended. We subioin the following notices,
selected ftcln large number that VIZ have seen:
TnE TExxEssCEANs.-We attended on Monday
and Wednesday evenings the concerts given in the
Court House, by these distinguished yocalists.-
As soon as tile Fl st sOng-t'The MountaineerS
FAREWELL" was concluded, gentleman remarked
10 US, that he had then received more than the
worth Of his money. We know but little about
lausic, except from its effects, and we would most
certainly have concluded that we were fit for
treason, aTatageDs AID spoilS,' If we had been
unmoved under the heatt-stirring strains OF the
TenneS eealS. We never understood before. why
Frenchmen run mad at the song of the Marseilles.
as sung by this company it Sits ths blood like The
blast of trumpet. 1t makes ouwiSh that all the
little big tyrans in the world had butone neck,
and that you could sever il at single stroke. We
felt perfectly wolfsa! f.tr54
The female voice is one of great sweetness
Its soft as the last wailings OF an Eolian Harp
We wish the TenneSSeeanS success wherever they
go.-SGLisbuy (M ca Wing and AarOcate.
The TENNESsEEANs.-The editorof the Staun
ion Messenger who had his nerves unsIrung by
The high notes and artistic style OF singing by Mad
ame Anna Bishop, and the mixed up medley OF
Yankee Doodle, Kill the Crankt e,' and other
good tunes by old Bocsha, on the harp, we are
confident may attend the concert of the "Tennes-
scans" witt out having any such evil beiall HIM.
We attended The concerts If this company, while
IN Charlottesville, and can sayin truth that the
performances were highly credtable; aud gave gen
eTa satisfaction 10 those present. The lady is, o
pretty singer, and has good voice, and the prin-
elPal Of the company has fine bass voice with as
much music in ii, as one is accustomed TO hear. -
Several of the SONGS are sentimental, some are wit
y and amusing, and all are of character toplease
tie mass of the people. We commend the Ten
hesseeans 10 the good will Of the people in those
nothing offensive. indecent, or improper will be
Heard ttom ther lips.-C YG.l ye8eT7
SOniGH. =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08
NEW YORK MARKET.

,-lI17,---.T IIIllI- - august 8, r. NJ.
Southern IS. 37a56, Quiet. Wheat-Western 81 ,35
Whisky, Ohio 264c. Pork fair demand. Beef
unchanged. Lard steady, Corn, mixed 70, heavy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08
| Nathaniel a.. DOTCey, t.hancery.
VS. In the Circuit Court Of

Abraham Bennett ct al. ~ Ohio County S4''
by virtue decree rendered in this cause By said
ID Courton the 18th day OF June 1853 the undersigned
Sheriff Ohio county, such acting Commission
in the premise, viii pr eeeI 70 sell on Thur the
est bidder at OF the Court House of Ohio
county, twenty five shares OF tho capital stock OF the
Wheeling and Belmont BTidgc Company, belonging to
said Benneti and in the bill Of the complainant
nenoned, Also, lots No. CPS and 800 twenty-five and
twenty six l. G. Riches addition to Hheeng also,
lots GO and 100 nine and in saG addition also, lot
(14t) hundred and osty.oe, situated the corner
French and north OF Market Alley in said
CITY also lot No. (96) in that part Of said
City by w CbapliIe and others; also lot
No iss ON John street. said city also, lots Nos. chi
and 12) eleven and twelve in said & q. Ritchtes adj
eight nine ten In square No. 80 In the Busua VISTA
addition to said lty sucenoy topay on tho claims
In the said dccte mentioned.
Terms of Sale.-A credit f1r equal portions thereof, at
SIX Twelve eighteen and months fronth day
of the purchasers thereof executing TO
said Commits Toner therefor bonds with good security
TYSI. S. yYICKHAM,
b iyoe-fS53. n Sheriff s. Commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08

rbanovv adjustment Is now opened, with supply
of Corn Meat COru Oats and Mill ofals also sample
lot OF belmont Ultrn Extra Flour the PT9PtesS,S
of bae,l hay first quality above articles VIII DE
kept constantly, and such an Iel M
,,Sfosl ,ItArit anaSEl-yI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08

,,x.-T. NJ. Parker received on Saturday a
ALlg 5eljcious nutnlegs and canteloupes from
saPpN His wa,ermelons and other fruits are
D 81, the best of the season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08

.-.T,.,s were only 81 deaths in Wheeling last
y bsing 90 less than July Of las: year. This
%ssS hat our Railroad neighbors are enjoying ex
sasSt bsaltb, and we are glad ofit-Baltimore
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08
RIVER AND WEATHER.

.IH..I 49, DO FITTSbURuIIJ aug. D.. I
Rivera feet inches and rising. Weather damp
and suliry, with light clouds Indicating more
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-08

lATTBN TI0NH
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS dENER-
ss ABLY, THROUGHOUT TUE WEST. s.
Wheeling Che1nlo a I Lab "a ora LOT "
80. Corner, of Main and Sd SIS,
CENTRE WHEELING. e
TTAV1NG completed arranscInen Is, am pre-
SllE pared to manufactur y -.
= - s5T,ffARSiAGUTICAL.G CHEMICALS =
At my Laboratory rear of building coTner "a
al All nIepiraions warranted pure and
according to U.S Dspensatory Among tho numerous
articles mention: eflt4a
"A ciis, chemically purei
Anthony prepara lions,
AnInlon. e SO. IL y ~ 4 t8sa ~
Aq. Anmon Is u, I. ~ "a s5s4s Il IS III
Aromatic waters, orall kinIsi
Alcohol, absolutei
EStrhctis SAlcoholD ~. - -
2ercuIiaI preTaTa tfoIls, Calonlei, ETC.;
sweet Spirits Sttref
GLiloFuforIn ictc etc: rs e 3 ~. -, -
All Druggist Pharmaceutical PREPARED &C
coIdinG u s. Dispensatory, and sold at
iapfices. anSS-lys 49, 49, u = 80
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-'' Last month. if You please. Mr.. American. We
have no, vet attained that degree Of prosperity
which would enable US to have 81 deaths in a
.-sak
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lIflfcI lafinge Piano Flortes

ber be ~ 2 agsllI %
THE sale OF ca Htlne ktFte3 ~ III
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good suck tiise eeas sels IT.
"a Il b elneg J. no
ofs N fIse 10 De the III ny
tts dIe tered ~ 5tel
a. st6ct me- use
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Joseph G. Harbour,
In Chancery
= In 41,n Citcnih Ennri
John Ncwe Va ~ Others.

John Newey others oS Gae cdsS GsaFt OF
pY virtue OF decree ade in this by said Court
ID the 3ls day of May 1865 the undersigned Sheriff
or Ohio County and such acting
premises, will proceed rhursday the first day OF Sep
iember 1883 public auction, to Tho highest bid
DER the OF the Court House Of Ohio county
The following described piece parcel Of land situated In
NoTtn Wheeling to Wit; lying north OF and adjoining
Robert DIausted's lot and extending TO Shcenbe,
line fronting tho side OF Moln street. 116
less, and running west 10 the river,
Also lot No. CS) eight i'll La Grange.
1STHs SGleTen per cent IN cash AID for the residue
upon credit six, eighteen months from the
day the purchasers giving bonds with
good Secutite the deferred payments beApg interest
from their date, and tile title be retained further
eurity until tile purchase money is paid In lli.
f,-f, WM, S. WICKHAM,
, jseS Sheriff & Commissioner
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4tk Disirict. -Rogetsr (wbigl in Wake county,
venable and Lewis, combined; and is believed to