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by Il. N. sTRATTON, Auctlonesr, :

-" BY h N. STRATTON AuctIOneer,
(Pennsypana apenue, south side, l0th street.)
FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY.--on Saturday morn.
ing April Is, 10 o'clock auction shall
household effects OF private family leaving the comprising
good assortment Of paror dining and chamber nue
kitchen utensils, &c.
Also, an invoice of Britannia Aa a# #.t
Table cutlery, garden rakes, nccor1ians su#
Shaving glasses pack pins, hair brushes
Tooth brushes, spring trap, &c. s5.s.e.#..e .ee.E
Terms Thirty and credit for
dorsed, bearing interest
Ap l5-I
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The coronation Of the Emperor and Empress has beer
again postponed aud IL asserted will take place
until some time IN August The Pope cannot leave Rome
before that period. #sEa#.# .#s
The MoHifs1r OF The 9Th publishes two imperial de
eiees. Of which appoints General Count Gov
ernof OF the inyades the other calls upon General III,
Duke OF Palsance 10 succeed him Grand Chancellor Of
the Legion OF Honor.
On the evening OF the 10Th the peace officer
by several agents. closed the doors of Casino
where the psus Boufse has been accustomed 10 BILE
since the 1851 The Madia family are still al Mar
seilles In toerable health
from Milan TO the Esd of March state that the
government of Lombardy those who served
in Italy under Napoleon proceed Paris cong ate
Napoleon Ill,
Letters from Rome the 10th bring Intelligent that the
Finance Committee had terminated Its sungs on the 10 b.
and had disposed Of the deficit OF million five humid
scndi by rerenchments.
Adyices from Madsd the 22d uL The proposition
made Cores by M Legun and others for a modhca.
ton Of The present laws against the press had been rejected
by the Chamber of Deputies.
PARs. Saturday, telegra phi espalch from Vienna OF
the 18th gives the character OF the dispatches from Con-
stannope OF the l4h saying that the Porte appears
DESTROYS OF settling the Russian difference in amicabe
manner. The funds al Vienna rising. The Pays con
siders the question settled being settled the note o.
Prince Menschico turned essentially upon the subject OF
religious protection raised by the Holy Sites which would
accordingly be settled by diplomatic negotiation. @
The Dbats argues that the day the Porte yields
STA and Austria the right of exercising religious protection
eleven millions of her Christian Subjects her power
is end and the formal work of partition by othe,
powers Of Europe a work of no distant time.
The latest from Paris also that the
between Russia and Turkey will be referred the srb
aon of King Leopold Congress OF the powers inter
ested is proposed and Brussels named place of
ference The Belgian ministry have held several meeting
on the subject. I@ .I e. ssH.a.s
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EOH REST-The suit Of occupied by Professor
thsr Jeweu viii be vacated on the 9Th Of
re snd sry and the location IL desirable from
nahon being near All the departments and public building
auire Of q. X pYRNE
Mar oa-W&ru 'T ""N'
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by J. q. MCGUIRE. Auo,ionssr.

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, AuotiOmecr. "
GOVERNMENT SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE, kc--on
Saturday morning. April 10,
rooms shall sell lot Of Office furniture Census
office, viz; 5t1. s# 4#
IS writing tables and desks, 81 chairs u..s"T
high Office chairs, stools
dozen spittoons, D pairs shutters
265 candle sticks, 9 stoves
carpet, desk tops, and racks
Pitchers basins, washstandH sos
Coal hods lot shelving, sc. N@.E.s
Terms cash. specie.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Ap I'D e. Auctioneer.
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auct,onesr..

QRICK AND FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTIoN.-ou Tuesday,
ID the 18th instant shall SELL in front OF the premises
o'clock frame house and lot north NJ 18th
and 18Th streets and brick house and lot l between
and streets, in square ISL.
The absve property located improving part cry,
Ia well worthy the attention OF wishing
investment
Terms onc-haf cash the balance 10 months, or
notes bearing interest deed given and deed Of trust taken
...M GREEN SCOTT, ~
Apl6-d Ancuoneert.
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NOTICE to the Public.-New splendid
American hangng the Metropolitan
upholstery between 9Th aud 10th
gold silver velvet finished papers,
board views shades great variety pattern
Upholstery all
Der PLANTS directly back of Iron Half.
Ap l6-eod3m
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BY y. q. Mcguire, Anctioneer.
DEws IN TRINITY CHURCH FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On Monday the ed Of May next, Mt hafps. O'Clock
will offer Tor Trny Church, Nv
order of the Vesty all
many Of which very elieibIy situated. A5-'
The choice ~ given highest bidder s#.a
Terms made known the sale. H1t
-. J, @. Mcguire,
Npie-ih~tap1oshts Auctcreer.
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BY K. N. sTitATrON. Auctionoer,
(Pennsylrania avenue, south side, 10th trest)
EW ENGLAND WHITE AND MERCER PoTAToEs.-On
" Saturday morning, April is, at Sk O'Clock, in
ton rooms shall sell for account Of coRsignor-
$50 barrels New England white potatoes -
SO bags superior Mercer do in lots puI-
chasers.
Terms Cash. approved notes. bearing interest," sixty
Ap 1915 7rfs
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WORKS by DIR. Cheever.-h Reel in a Botte for Jack in
W the Doldums being the adventures OF OF Kings
in the Celestial Edited
uscnpu Of Old Salt.
Voices Nature child OF series Of
Anaogies between the Natural and Spiritual World.
Lectures the Pilgrims Progress and the Life and Times Of
Bunyan. For sale by
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
Seventh street,
hplo Near Odd Fellows Hall
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prize MEDAL Marble Work--The prize medal for IA
marble
Metropolitan Mechanics FAIR attention
Of in Of marble splendid
marble mantels OF
marble, which he $ selling reduced prices. "
hand Italian and marble
| slabs,
Also, 5000 feet Of Connecticut suitable building
purposes at ALEX RUTHERFORDS
Marble and Brown
Penn. avenue, between 10 and I3k streets.
Ap l6-3tawlm tniei.l
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for Aprtf.
IN Hsydocks Catholic Rih.-No. IA
summer Rsmbe. in the West; by Mrs.. EileA
Apis FRANCK TAYLOR
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T.. A. PALM T. n.
LUsiWeil HI. Brown,
aFROM PETER $ IeG

L1chWOHd
Springs. Through IN ttco days.
INHE Virginia Il Tenn. Railroa Company now pre-
i sent the quickest, sae-t and cheapest route, with
increased facilities, before offered by any line To
the travelling public visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at 6o'clock,P. NJ
(Sundays exceptcd) by Messrs. Boyd, Edmond a. Cos
line OF packets with experienced commanders-or the
next morning at o'clork A NJ by The Da"vie Rail
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg att O'Clock
A. NJ the same morning AT the Junction "t the South
side turond will proceed To lcos Staiionwhcre they
will find line of new and superior Troy Coaches' hne
horses and experienced drivers in readiness to convey
them with the most possible dispatch, will reach Lynch
burg early in the evening in time to have good night
rest and take the Cars the Virginia Tennessee ha
Road at o'clock, NJ next morning to bonsack s.,
distance, of AZ miles hours in connection with
Parish & Cos old established line of Stages, so well
known to the travelling public far their safety and dis
patch we'll supplied whitney Coaches excellent horses
accommodating agents and drivers ready to convey them
to the Mountain House supper, and alter comfor
bic nights rest to the White Sui phur Springs before I'D
oclock the next morning the second day alter leaving
Lynchhurg -
Returning. passengers will lenve III re sulphur
Springs at 3 o'clock p. Nj. daily (Suniays excepted
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs ut b O'Clock l. NJ at'
arrive the Mountain tous" 10 supper, leaving ,he
next morning al day light breakfaing at Scoits arrive
at Bonsacks at 4I O'Clock Z. M-and LJnchburg at u
p. NJ, leave Lynchburg s1me evening by racket Ut
o'clock NJ. for Richmond, arriving the 'eeohn morn
inc Mt o'clock A. M.--orbv stages ut l25 A. Mn
from 2 to A o'clock in the morning. and eoutsde nan
road to Petersburg and Dan'ille Railroad to hchm'nd
arriving same evening st O'Clock L. M
Rates of fare from Richmond and Peters6"rg.
Rv Rnvd & Edmond's Packet from Richmond
and Virginia & Tennessee Railroad to White A. ma
Sulphur Springs, % m
to Sweet Springs, O. y"
By Danvillc Railroad from Richmond ana oou'h-
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages I"
Va g. Tenn Rail Road White Sulphur -,
Springs q 5n
to Sweet Springs, e,,.pp
Sup't Transportation,
Va. &. Tenn. R r.
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Horses, Mules, Cutie, Hogs, Shcep and Calves If
over e'ght IN number, will be carried 3rd elass
'oods--lhe weights 10 be regulated rs folows Hor-
ses, 1000 lbs. Mules, 800 Beef Cattle 1000; Stock
TO- 'oo Hogs, l5O Sheep. 100; Calves, 1875 under
5 months old. Lumber of all kinds, and Coal To
ne loaded ana nnoaded by tho owners. consignces.
one day only will be allowed load or unload unless
hv special agreement in writing, Whenever Cur is
"iered to remai loaded after arriving at its place of
destination, over "a hours, unless otherwise agreed
upon It will be at the option of the Company unload
IT, and charge at he rate Of 30 cents per Car oad for
Lumber and so for Coal and SO chni 90 al the
rate OF $l,G0 per day, for the oi the Cal.
TllOS. SHARP, Supr't.
aug 27-is v. Il Tenn r II
W Express and Rep. copy.
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RICHMOND.


Union STEAMSHIP COMPA- xest
~ NS'S LINE O. STEAM ERS ria Norfolk SaaA
"nd Cope May -for Philadelphia every Wednesday,
HrEAMEn CRY OF RloHmoRp, Capt. Mitchell
STEAMER VmGtNIA, Capt. Teal.
STEAMER PENSsYLvANIA, Capt Baymore.
One oi these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
Toe Philadelphia every Monday and Thu sday high
wnter,tonct ing AT Cape May land passengers. He
turning enve Philadelphia every Wednesday and Satur.
day at ID o'clock, A.. M. until further notice.
Passengers for are May will .ult their intere.l
by taking this route, Us il il, in addition being the
cheapest the most expeditions and eomioi table,
Passengers for New YOrk-We have
tered into forward passengers through
New York ,eithcr by steamers allowing them tls
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three four dny.
proceed directly tn New York; upon the arrival oi
tho steamers.
Shippers TO the Wcst-Toba,consts deal
'ous ol shipping Ptsburg will pen-e benr in mini
thhtw hnve made all tho necessary ngements to
onward In acco through al 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given IN nil the Daily papers
in the city, when the will be rcndy receive
freight and the hour oi lleir .niling
N. Is Shippers will bcar in mind TINT all Bills Of
idinR be the wharf Rockets, to be sign
ed before the sailing of steamers.
assaPe through New York. ist cabin and found, -
Cape May 4" =
Phn'pha, /" 8
- 2nd cabin I
For freight or passage. npply To
RO. RANKIN. Aa'r., Richmond, w
je % dSets he Dock.
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RICHMOND.
nlCnMVNU.
FOR NEW-YORK via. NORFOLl

u. s. MAIL LINE,
Leapes RICHMOND epeyy Tuesday and Fridoy Ae
ternooa al o'clock, By The elegant
Side wheel Ocean Steamships,
Euxakwuc nxrsTows ROANOKE, .EuaalE
Commanders, l.. PARISH and 4. CAvEsDr
- ETURNlNG from Ncw.York they leave every Sat-
III urday and Tueaday afternoon Mt o'clock.
Passage from New FORK, including meals and 6no
state room Accommodations, ony.-.--...--..41 410 90
Steerate passage. only ly-...-......-..-...--.. 90
froights received in Richmond every Monday and
Thursday foi N. York.
Persons nj n distance desiring TO secure passage can
10 so by addressing US by mail.
Passengers taking these ships Norfolk will be charg
ed the anme ma by the river Boats.
Ladies travelling alone, will he shown every atten-
on by the officers of the ship
This line has connection whatever with nny other.
BUDLAM & WATSON Richmond.
July II dta
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AittcleS1 1pl7opradte toMt f"Sf Cfd5S'-boxeS OF NUS
,onnets furniture
Ariicles aDprQpriate7o Second Chss-Boxes, bales
# dry goods feathers Shoes saddlcy guss, paints, oils
hugs and confsttonery
Aricles an ,ropfiaieko Third Cidss.-Vrgnia domes
les sugar coffee liquor baggng, rope, butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides cotton yarns cop
per- TIM sheet iron, holowware, queensware castings
hardware marble, dressed and other heavy artlcesno
enumerated in special or fourth class rntes
articles appropyiate 10 the Fourth Ciass-flour, lin
sacks rice pork beef f.h lard, taow and bacon, lin
casks boxes sncks beeswax, bales Of rags. ginseng
md dried fruit, bar iron, marble, (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
=, 30 miles l.50 Salt per bushel ] 8
rIas'el las c per 100 miles 100 ofFiily pounds. 10
,"n ION o, ., q ! $50 miles. $50 II
ooo lbs zoe miles. 800 Carrie Nast IL
SeIt7-dts
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RATES OF FREIGHT ON THE
La CD
VIRGINIA * TENNESSEE RAILROAD
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For Baltimore aud Philadelphia,
BY STEAMER BELyIDERE,

by STEAMER BELVIDEHE,
Leares Richmond ceery Tuesday al o'clock p. NJ.
ss,5Ssa THE large and new Steamer B u LVID RE
-sss& Cnpt. GFFonp. will receive freight every Mon
lay, md up 10 the hour Of o'clock p M every fues
,lny, ior The above pnce'.
Shippers TO Wheeling. pusburg, Cincinnati aud tho
South and West generally, will find this the cheap
rst aud expeditions For freight, apply To
LUDLAM Il WATSON, Richmond. Va.
July 13 dta
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LINE or Isichmond "a

AND NEW.YOHk PAUkETS.-Ths new -
home line is composed Of the following vessels and
4as from New-York every three days. All owned In
The city Of Richmond, viz:
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ODKING GLASS AND PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUFkCTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer lo snle the following articles
Northern prices:
Portrait frnmos, richly ornamentnland plain gil,
Picture Frames of gilt and fnncy wood and gull.
Dogueneotype Fmmes,a large beautiful nssortmso'
goods
Looking Gnss Plates, ofnll sizes nnd fitted In
Picture Glass. French, frat quality. from 50x36 incl.
es down
Plate Glnss for and dwellings, furnished ord"
Composition Roscttcs, of all sizes, for Builders interio
work
ALso-OId Work re-gt and iobbing in all the abov
brnnshcs
Picture Glnss cut u any pottcrn--and lnrge AFRO
French Mirrors furnished o order.
~ Country orders by niai with eeeve pr mp atlen
ton. fRANCK g. GLOVER,
1913 Main street, between 9th and l0thst. Richmond
Va June g--is
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school a. College Text Books
DKIME WEST. RN BACON-We

DRIME WEST I'm BACON.-We have
Il now in store IS Casks Of Prime Western Sides,
Shoulders & HUNS, which offer for sale at the low
est market rntes.
Obtaining all supplies directly from the West, we
are enabled sell very spnll advance Baltimore
prices Purchasers would find il their interest to
give "a a trial. WILLIAMS d. BROTHER
sent 15.d1m Rphmond, Va.
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These vessel. Of tho fret eos built Ia tho city Of
Baltimore expressly for this trade and have superior
iommodaons for passengers. They commanded
by experienced Captains well qualified for tho trnde
aud who v i'll apare cxcron accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by and mny
bc relied to snil promptly as adyertzod.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find IL their interest ship by this line,
ns freight will always be taken US low us by any oher
line Of Packets and every effort will be made by the
agents In Richmond md NcwYork to give satisfaction.
Freight Is per whole and l2 per 3 t7~>L
Tobacco being about so per cent. less hap chnrg 4
Tho Steamers. Insurance be effected In the E.,-
mond Fire Assorntion by ihis line mt 3.8 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed in obtain
ing full SHIRE of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
wnrded free of commission to New Orleans, Mobile,
Chnreston, Savannah my other Southern North
port The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets
In New York at Berth No. Coffee House Slip foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRIE Richmond, } =
9. II. PIEBSON, NY. -
No Gl South STREET. )G
D.It
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FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK!
H. S. Wai Line per thr SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and ROnnOke!
'T'HE and elegant aide wheel steam. > SlT-k
L ship JAMESTOWN, (Cup,. Parrish hxsAs -
will lenve Petersburg vim City Point every Tuesday
Evening" and tho ROANOKE, (Capt. Cavcndy.) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage nnd fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms $40 90
Steeinge pnssage. 90
For speed comfort and safcty these Steamships
exoeedby the aud travellers will find IL
The most pleasant the north they will there
by nvod the dust and frequent changes OF the Railroads
EB Tickets issued Mt my office Sycamore Street.
SAM'L. G. BAPTIST. dgt. Peteysburg.
tY'A passenger train lenvcs the Appomattox depot
every Tuesday and Friday at half pnsi o'clock. p. M.
TO with the Steamships at City Point. Passen-
gers by the Soutsie Raroad will reach Petersburg in
time To tnkc the for the steamers. S. q. Is.
July l1-fs
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
draduate from ofthe mostemnent Colleges OF the
United States, and the greater part of whose lite has
been spent inhe Hospitals of London, Paris Phiade
phia and else where has effected some of the most as
onshing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great
,eryonsness, being alarmed at sudden sounds and
rashfuness, with frequent blushing attended, some
tines, with arrangement of mind, were cured immedi
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
rrRRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TIER MS.

vfRGINIAN published daily at So and semi.weekly at
fhe IN advance No subscription is taken for shorter
PER r months and paper is discontinued, except at
tine tna d the Propretors until all arrearages shall have
bn prsENyTs inserted for 80 cents per square or
Ap, INNER insertion, and 37 cts for every utter
ip pr rmher of insertions is not marked the MIS- II
nIisbel till ordered and charged accordingly.
vii % YEARLY RATES arefor the privilege OF two SQUARES,
daily Sr t,rtn daily SlD semiweekly $35. Every yearly
s will required TO conne his advertising 70 ms par
teala,r, ea,, pnC hs charged rataby for the excess
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The New York National Democrat com.
ments with much severity upon the demon
stration made in behalf of John y. Austin
who was tried for murderous assault upon
Augustus Schel, in Tammany Hall, conyict'd
and sentenced to 90 days incarceration in
the peniten,iary-the Judge in the case de.
string to inflict much heavier penalty, but
the Aldermen associated with him on the
bench, from political motives, leaning
favorably towards the criminal We quote:
"His term OF imprisonment having expired
on Saturday last, and the Barnburners proper
ly considering him the most advanced expo.
nent and champion OF their political creed,
they canonized him in the Park, and hoisted
the flag OF the United States in honor of a
ruf6an's liberation. The flag which is hois.
ted on the anniversary Of Indepe ndence, on
the birthday of Washington, on the anniver.
sary Of the battle Of New Orleans, the same
flag is hosted by the 'Democrats' of the soft
school to celebrate the liberation of John s.
Austin from the Penltentary, to which his
crimes had assigned him!
"The brother Of this convict, named Ike
Austin, was tried for the same offence, con-
victed and fined one hundred dollars; he, too.
by his connexion, became a Freesoil Coali-
lion saint, and formed one of the short-bov
delegates to the Syracuse Convention. An.
other convict has been appointed to Office as
q compensation for his sufieringsin in the Barn
burners cause"
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DEATH OF M. ARAso.--The Atlantic brings
intelligence Of the death of FRANCOIS DON.
IsIoUE ARAeo, the distinguished French As.
tronomer' whose contributions to science
have clsssed him among the highest in the
list Of European sarans. He wpsin the 6sth
year of his age.
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JAMES r. TANNER,
s. wHeLssALR DEALER IN
Boots, Shoes Bonnets a. Leather,

B0Ots, ShOes,tL BOhhPts q Leather,
No. 50 Wosd Street, beirssa Taird & Fourth,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
TAKES pleasure in again calling the attention OF his
l. custmers aud country merchant generally, 10 his
very splendid stock OF Roots Shoes BOnneis and
er suitable for and Winter Sales consisting OF over
$500 eases, and embracing every style aud variety oil
Mous' Coarse Kip, Calf Russian Leather and Hung
Boots Mon,ereys, Welngions, Brogsns, DC. DC, Also
Ladies', Misses Boys, Youths & Childrens Boos Shoes
Parsians, Jenny Linds, Enrekas, &c. silk, Velvet
Leghorn and Straw Bonneis for Fall and Winter Sales
NEW YORK SOLE LEATHER.
Tho above comprise one ofthe largest stocks to bs
found west the Mountains, purchased from the New
England Manufactures direct and will be sold at New
York and Philadelphia prices.
Purchasers In want Of any OF tho above described
goods, will please call and examine before buying
August ID, la53.-3m.
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EXECUToR'S NOTICE.-Notice is
hereby given, that az the Probate Cour for Bel.
mont County, the undetsened was appointed aud qualn
ed as Exseutrix ofthe estate Of zebaion Wieks late
OF Belmont county, deceased. - = -
All those indebted said estate requested 10 make
Immediate payment; aud those having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
Oct. % IL ''' w LEfITIA wICKs, E,'rr.
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DREMIUM GOODS.-The Western Vir-
Il pinia Agrieu cultural Fair. held on Wheeling Island
Sept i4th 18th and 6th, awarded Premiums and
q Diploma for the following Goods;
lst For best and richest black brocade dress silks
Cd. " Finest French work embroideries.
Sd a. " Best and iarges, variety Of dress silks.
and Diploma for the richest embroidered silks and pain
ted ehay party dressesand have lots Of other rich
silks plain broesde chameleon kc and shswis ofeyery
equally rich and could not
be presented foT AMI Of room atthe Fair. -
Also, choice variety Of Mckee and Rebertsons make
Of Casstmsres Persian Coths Yarns, &C., OF the best
premium quality, to which We invite your attention.
bons forget the the soods are kept.
STONE q THOMAS,
sepsol Beehive store, Main ST., Wheeling.