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mTJsICAL INsTRUMENT rs.

ELUTES, Flagelets, Violin. Accordeons'
H. and Music Boxes, for sale BY -
Dses 80 w. IT. HESLETlNE.
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A CARD.


nFFERs his professional services to the citi-
J aens of AIartinsburg and its vicinity, and So
(cits share of their patronage He may be found
pr the present at his fathers residence, when not
engaged [mareh 30. i52-tf
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selected with great care, consisting in part of
Scotch Plaid Ginghams; Plain and Printed Lawns;
Do, do, Bareges do, do, De LANES;
Changesbe Silks Plain and Figured do,
Black Alpaca Lustre; Embroidered Grape shdws;
Do, Collars Plain Jaconets; do, Cambrics;
Striped Cambrics Plain Suisse Striped Suisse
Bishops Lawn Null Muslin Embd Cuts
Linen Cuffs Emb'd. Caps Lace Caps Suisse Edgingi
Suisse inserting Jaeonet Edgings; do. inserting
Black silk Net; Figured do; White Cotton lllusions
Do Silk de-. Colored Silk Illusions, etc setc.
Ladies' and Misses Shoes &c, &c,
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sl5,a6s,9ls, 10

The Committee estimate the Treasury re-
ceipts for the year ending Both September,
1853, at 81 SIT ,5S3, 40, and the disburse-
ments for the same period at 81 ,436, 1888 81.
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TAyING located himselfin Martinsburg, Of
fers his Professional Services to the public
(enerally. Bsy-0fiice and dwelling on Burke St,
he door East Of Mr.. Dennis McSherry's residence.
Nartinsburg. may 30, 1s5l--ly.
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oLp AND VIEW SILVER COINS.

The following are the respective weights
Of the old silver coins and those authorized by
the new law
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BLANKS.

and other Blanks on hand or
prepared at the shortes. notice at this office.
JOB PRINTING,
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4 TT0RNEY AT LAW Martinsburg Va, will
u give prompt attention to business entrusted
- care in the Counties of Berkeley, Jefferson
d Morgan. Sept III, lS49.
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philip Dinenderfer.

HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER.
Il will give prompt attention TO all orders in
Is line Of business. Shop on West King
kreet, .NartiEsburg, nearly opposite the resi-
lnce of Mr.. Conrad Rousch.
| April 6. 1852.
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NEW GOODS.
Grensfelter 4 scliloss
FANCY GOODS

"AyE just received, at the old stand, new
/ and complete assortment of "A
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=. tsarard,

NMNlssIoNER IN cHANCERy--o ONCE over
= the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court.
April 80 1850
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Norman Miller,

A P0THECARy and Druggist, and Dealer in
"A Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, &c, Queen Street
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~ Ow man,
John q. A. Nadenbousch,

,AnSlN , MdAKER.--shop on the corner of
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August TIlcOplliI,

t0NFECTI0N and Grocery Store, Queen 81
y three doors South Of Rawlins' Hotel.
march 10, ls4S.
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ng-Praise is SO pleasing to the MUD, THAI i
IS the original motive Of almost all our actions,
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Holm r. Harrison.

A P0THECARY and Druggist, and Dealer IN
n Paints. Oils, Dye-Stuffs and Fancy Goods
early opposite the Post Office, Queen Street.
ran 49, 1852.
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John e. Norris,

NoRMERLY of Washington, D. c., havingre
moved to Martinsburg willpractiee as an At
ey and Councillor at Law, in Berkeley and the
ming Counties. march 20, 1S49
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DIR. WIN. NJ. HAMMOND

Y every description neatly executed at this ofic
June g. 1852
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WORK FATHERS THE UNION sTATEsp
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TAILORING.

Washington. Dec. 80, 1851.
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mi I ,is,t,l. TAILOR Queen Street, Mar
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Hiram Bowen,

4 9usE-,JoINER-Shop on Burke SIT. three
A doors WestofRaenhal' sConCectionarystor
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THE ELECTION.

On Of the various ioct.onb aud diss ,...
among parties this campaign any conjectur,
as TO the final result would have been wors,
than useles, for this reason we postponed the
publication Of Our paper until the result could
be known. The following are the majori.
ties:
The official vote Of Belmont County was
For Governor-Medill 1864. Bsrrere l47s.
Lewis 1888.
Lieut.. Goy.-afyers 1876. Allen 2G55.
School Sup.-Bsfney 2I49, Andrews 26oI
Sup. Judge-Bartley 2l62 Bsckus 2l7s,
Hitchcock 407.
Treasurer Of State-Breslain "a majority
Senator--Allen, (W) 20i3, Massie Cd
l4ls, Woriel IF. s. 1852.
Reps.-Cleaver IN. l.. W. 243o, Findley
(M. l.. d. 229o, Pitcher 90 IS, Dsniord 1861.
Treasurer-Johnson (D.) 337 majority.
Pros. Atty.-Cowen (W.) 453, maj.
Commissioner--Majofs I'd. 443 majority.
Surveyor-MitcheIl 3D. 1T majority.
Recorder--Ilowe (D.) III majority.
Coroner-Gill (W.) j49 majority.
Infrmary-Ferguson (D.) 529 majority.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Littelps Living Age.-No. ago of thi.
capital weekly publication is at hand prompt.
ly. We always turn to it confident of being
entertained by its contents. The following
are the Contents:-
Trial of Charles l.,
Society in New Zealand,
Duck Shooting, Adventure on the Chcsa.
peake,
Quicksilver,
Sick Grapes,
Lord Mahon's HstLry of England,
Bulwer's Poetical and Dramatic Works
Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Lieut. Maury; Improvements in Navigation,
A Day with Pitt,
The Mauvais Terres of Nebraska,
Essays on various Subjects, by Cardinal
Wiseman,
The Passage of the Pruth,
Crowns in Lead,
To Sportsmen and Others-Some' Good
Fishing to be Sold,
Alliances EasssSd West-Movepsots of
Predicament of Turkey, -
America and Austria,
The Eastern Question,
Poetry,
Short Articles
New Books.
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DIED.

or Consumption at her residence in Goshen
Township, MARTHA McNIcHoLs, wife Of G..
McN1cHo1s, in the 49th, year OF her age.
The deceased was faithful and loving
wife, tender mother, opposed to fattery and
ostentation, quietly moving amongst the
circle of her family mode of piety, long to
be remembered by those best acquainted with
her. Communicated J.
On the 18TH of Sept, OF fux and
typhoid fever. COMMODORE H. MEDLEY son
Of Cornelius and Rebeca Medley, in the
tenth year of his age.
He has left us, his voice aud spirit has fed
he has gone home, where all the angels,
doeth feast and are fed.
Sweet and lovely blooming flower
HIS thou gone f-cm eerth to dwell,
Oh! the pangs that have been felt,
None but kindred ties can tell.
But yet we, trust thy spirit rests,
Far from sickness death or pain,
In heaven among the angels blest,
Where thou shalt suffer meier agein.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

To the Teachers and Frt nds OF Education in tire
Counties OF BtlmOnt, Guernsey, Noble, Monroe,
Jefferson and Harrison.
The approaching annual session Of the Belmont
County Teacher institute, IS decidedly the moSi
,mporiant which il has ever held; it being the iirsr
ni,r the new School LuS, will be ut equal in;eTesr
and advantage To Teachers and Directors AND
friends Ui Edu alton In neral II Is therefore oi
u,ilost inPortmnce to have every School Dis'firt
,ur,.s.nttd hy both Teachers aud Directors. Town.
hin Boards a well as Colleges, Stminarits, Aca.
irmlcs, and High Schools, should SEND up their
.c-gatrs.
Great intrfests are at stake. Let us come TO.
r.,L,r aud consult lor the promotion ot tie proper
iurpIion o The IS Uuu children and youth otour six
uI,ies VINO depend upon the Common or Publlc
h,o,, ior tlnir education; and for the improve me MT
u uii other Institutions tar learning, Come ahd let
Is consult together Tor our own improN tnlent. Do
viu understand the secret oi su"c.sstlil ttacihngt
s.n We ask you in the name OF all that Is pure,
lining uni rltvn,ing Ia come and i'tltbe known.
.. moi k ,p ii confined in the narrow precincts ot
our schonl room. when il might WELD most
nw.rul influence in bursting Is letters utirnorancr
rom the fsing generation Ii not then Tor the sake
II intelligence come ma le itn.
Teachers will be lhe-e who have had much ex.
wi, nee in the profession. The celebrated LoRIa
,NDRTws A NJ, Chairman OF tue tx. Com OF the
,nte Teachers Ass' ci nion; The far tanned CALVIN
gAcy. A. NJ, Principal of the Classical Institute
w York; and the world renowned CALVIN CurLlR
D., will he ,hrro and no mistake, Letters are IN
~ possession ot the committee which warrant the
,Iiratiun The week commencing with the 2ith
t,,luber is the time, and BARSESvILIE the place:
"en come one, come aii. Teachers male and
niue come. Township Boards and Local Directors
.pme Friends oi Education come nnd partake OF onr
Intellectual banquet, the rihest that has ever been
. ID in the Eastern ohio, Come then and lend your
iiucnce To form strong public sentiment in favor
,, all the desirable improvements the new School
Law proposes.
H. D. McCARry Chair.
C. w MCMILLAN Ex. Com.
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MARRIED.


On the go of Sept, by Rev John MofFat
Mr.. JAMES M'KkLvEr, and Miss MARoARE7
WILEY.
On the 4th inst, BY Elder p. NJ
Harvey Mr. ALEXANDER c. DAStosp, t.
Miss NAacY FsosT, Of Belmont Co.
On the 4th, inst, by Rev. D. $. W.l.
ling, Mr.. w. d. KERs, Of MidIebourn Va. g.
Miss ELISABETH e. RHODES, of Bridgeport,
Belmont, Co. o.
On the 4tb, inst, by Dfr. Abraham m
Keller, Esq, at ST. Clairs,ille, o. Mr.. WV.
II. SEAMAN, Of Wheeling to Miss SARAH F.,
daughter of Mr.. Elijah Pickering Of Bel. co.
On 4th, inst, by Rev. d. Trueman,
Mr.. LABAS LODGE, and Miss CArHARIsE
GossETr, all Of Belmont County.
If Cupid aimed at Ktty's, heart,
And Kitty could not dodge;
Sure Kitty chose the better part,
In hieing 10 her Lodgel!
--Dy the same on 9Th. inst, at the
iorton House Mr.. SAMUEL DALLAS, and Miss
ELIZABETH Smith, all OF Bel. Co.
On the 9th, inst, by Rev. J Flick, Mr.
sAIAH LIANT, to Miss SARAH E. kinney, all |
If this county.
May love and iiahdship in ther pathway 20
To guide them through the turnois # Lite belov |
And pence and happiness be their lot,
Where ere they chance to rear their cot.
May he prove to her LAMP, n ost bright,
And shc the same, that all things may be rish,,
And lots OF little ones to booty
Besides a LAMP to guide them to duty.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.

NJ. E. CHuRcH.-Pastor, Jchn ". Rankin. Pub.
lie Worship at IL o'clock. A. NJ. Sabbath School
at 81 O'Clock 7. NJ. SamHel Leuis, Superintendent.
PREsByTERAN CHuRcH--Pas.or JOHN Mofaf.--
Public Worship at II O'Clock, A. NJ sabbath
School at o'clock r. NJ. George Irssrsea, Super
intendant.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHURCU.-Pasior, Alexan-
der iogsg. Public Worship at II O'Clock A VI.
Sr 1HoNAs CHuPcHI-Pastor 1Nr. Hollis. Pubic
Worship once In four weeks.
SOCIETY OF FRiEyns. Public Worship in each
Church at i O'Clock, A NJ.
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asked II Findley's letter was directed to usl
You replied that 1t was not, but that 1t was
directed to VIM. II. Clark, the Secretary Of
the Temperance ulliance-and Immediately
come down stairs and handed the envelope to
the editor Of the Gazette. The editor re-
piled that accounted for our getting it before
him, and with the remark call right" left the
office. These are the facts in the case.
HORTON j. HOWARD.
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SOCIETIES..

MYSTIC LODGE, No lGo, l. o. .. f., Int els
every Monday evening.
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. SO, meets
on the Is, and 3D. Tuesday evening OF each and ev-
cry MONTH
FIDELITY SOCIAL DEGREE, No. 81. meets
on the 2l and 4th Tuesday evening OF each and ey-
cry month.
BELMONT LODGE. No. l6, Free Masons meets
on the Wednesday evening Immediately preceding
the ull moon
ST. CLAf2SVILLE CHAPTER, No. IL Roy
al Arch Masons meets every Friday evening imnIe-
dialey alter Full Moon.
RIO FRlO DIVISION. No, 354, sons of Ttm-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
LIE FUND COMMISSIONERS OF

BeLaoNr COUNTY, ONO, os: WllLlIA Bookfa
md o hers.
r @ d .fendants John w. Mansfield, Margaret Msns
ieid William Winters Robert Winters aud Abel wiz,
IS some. il not all, OF whom reside in England. sr
notified that the ginal Bill In the case whic
as filed February 50, 1859, was filed 10 oman asetr
,nt oi the business. accounts aui fair II the Ia
,rporatiou known ny the corporate name of Fhe Pres
'ert, Directors ald ConNany Of the heimnh bank o
,'iaiysy lie and tat suppleuenia al Biz was f'ct
mis- ransco The frst day o. -tnher. ls5s. maxim
a ahnve named w ,nters' Aid Man 'c'ds telsnd .pi'
n said ComPsay 70 sppsss sad snsws' sald ~:
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oHrStrsv5srries.--Mr. Noah Barnard will
acceptIour thanks for basket of delicious
strawberries. Can any Of our ccntemporas
ries boast of strawberries In Octo! tI Let's
k.aA- fsr.A u<ar.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

Pittsburgh, Oct r.
The returns come in slowly, No reliable
figures yet McClintock, Dem, is certainly
elected to the Senate. All Democrats for
the House, except fitzpatrick, elected. Shan.
non, Judge, runs the Wing candidate close,
ana the result is doubtful
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ACCIDENT Wm. Hedtherington, jr., son Of
VIM. Heatherington, of Bell Aair, fell from
a coal shoot, on Thursday, Sept. goth. He
died from injuries received by the fall on the
Tuesday following.
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OHIO ELECTION.

OHIO ELECTION.
Columbus, Oct. IL.
Washington Co--The whole Democratic
Ticket is probably elected. Meigs CODE
mocratic Ticket elected. ATHENS Co-Whig
Ticket elected, except for Legislature Galia
Co-Whig Ticket all elected, except the
Sheriff which is in doubt.
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Cof'e--S''e. n iso bars ~ ~ a.. n9
t'-, h. ny ill4: - .
nierior Rio lie. The demand is .af at
f, cady rates.
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Jcapt, W. s. COntrsR, of Wheeling,
died on the llth ipst,f He was favorably
known on the river trade between Wheeling
and Pittsburgh.
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0~TTke Wing State Convention at Wis
consion have nominated L. j. FarmeN lor
Governor and l.. d. Aolson for Lieutenant
Governor. ...
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0HTNew Orleans is said to be once more in a
healthy condition. The weather is cool and
pleasant, and the inhabitants are returning.
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OS-J. W. Thomas, President of the Com
mercial Bank of Philadelphia, died on the 9th
inst.
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0STIt 10 said that Geo. NJ Dallas will not
accept the mission to China which has been
rendered him.
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0e-SimsOn DrapeS, an extensive Banker Of
N. Y. City has failed.
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PEsNsYLvANIA.-Allsg lsgheny county; there
has been much scratehingsof tickets SO that
the result for Senass+aaa "A ssenbly 30 doubt
full. The Whig State ticket has a majority.
The vote was unusu ually light.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

! p'tton Will he presented TO the Commissioners
81 belmont county pray for Ihe vacation of part Of
county road leading frtm Bealsvie, Monroe county.
to New Castle Belmont county. Commencing for said
VACATION at the graded road leading from Bcssyie 10
Barnesville, on the land of James White in Wayne
township running through the lands OF Abraham G. Lo
per. 10 the long run of Piney.
Oct. i4.-4t nd.
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0cTMrs. Webster, widow Of the late Pro-
essor Webster, died on The lth inst.
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NxECUToR's NoTrcE-No,ie. !

hereby gyen, ths, ~ the Probate Cont Nnr Re-,
mont County. the UNDERSIGNED appointed and quai.
FED Executor of the ess.e OF Iohn White ST. Iait
nf R'ir,o1t Cogntv, 'ereasad.
Az ore indebted 70 said estate reqrescd TO msks
'medaie nsvrept: AMI those tavi-g efeinfs as.irst
M estate are notified q o,ss ht ;hsm Tor sshisnsnt
Within cns yearf ON this date.
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GrFlour is retailing in Wheeling at $3.50
@S6,75.
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TSARM FOR SALE!--The undersign,
4 will sell st public vendlle, on
sn,u,Ju. y,vamhsr kfh rSGa.

4 will sell Of public vendlle, on
SATURDAY, November 9th, 1883,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. Al. and O'Clock
~ On the premises the ioiiow desc tied valuahle real
estate. vz: lie North east quarter of section 90. tp
range 3. said land is situated in Rchiand townshi
Belmont county, Ohio. Terms, Onethird in hand, or
IN I'd in year aud onethird ~ two years with i"
est and secured by said laud. There are
stout GU acres cleared aud the land - Of kCeeW
ty. Tn re il goDd Orchard aud Stable and 20 eTabiy
good rsme dwelling house on the place!
Al the same time apd place will % sold a 0u ) tc
~ JUHs WHITE, "a.
Oct. Il. Iss3.Lss. pa.
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Observation-Disclosures returns have been
received to render certain the election of
Johnston (Dem.) for Governor, by about 800
majority. ...4...
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CURT OF PROBATE WITHIN AND


- for tie County of Be mont and state Of Ohio
ABSER WELLS, Administrator of tie estate Of John
lhompson, decd rs: THoaAs b. THoAPsos, et al
Petition 70 sell land to nay deits.
George NurTy and Eliza Ann Murrv defendants 10
me above petition who reside where the State
0! Illinois, are hereby notified that 9th day Of
Se2iehher lc55, the undersigned AGmnstraior Of said
estate fled in the Probate Court his pe,ion represent
ing thai the personal property is insufficient the
de't OF said e,tae and praying the order the
under.!gned sdmInIsraIi 10 sell the following real
tate, to wii being Part of section no. Ij township No
anu range 3-beEiuning at the nOrhest CORNER Of said
section thence IA said section line south 35 poles TO
the National Road. thence with the meanders Of said
road 10 the Cnyert below the upper hr dge said
tloh thence North Is East - poles Ij links 10 lime
stone III the North Onnds'y Hire o. 80 section. thepoe
with s~id hoe west 81 poles 10 the place Of beginning
CONTAINING thirteen acres even pues he the same more
or less-and being the pace where the deceased
iasidwet You are hereby notified that unless YOU ap
pear plead, answer demur 10 said petfion a-sinst
the 26:h day Of November nc1, tie undersigned will
on said dag ask said court to order the undersigned,
such admin 20 sell said real estate to pay the
debts Of said estate. ABSEE WELLS,
Oct. Il, ls53.-4wl Admir- Of Juo. Tiomrso decd.
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I planted four pink-eye po-
tatoes, and the yield rom them was 3 pecks;
the weight Of one Vt the potatoes is lb. 8
uz.--weighed by WIN. s West.
- : '.-RtspectiulIy yours,
- ~ d.'f y WM. BARNES.
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AT MY INSTANCE A WRIT Op

s"aehmen, was this day issued by Iohn MeKis.
sh Justice Of the Peace for Smith ownship Belmont
coahy, ohia, against the property credits and sIeets
OF releI Snide-, an shsrnndng DEBTOR.
Daied this ess day OF septemNer. isSa.
oct.7.-pd.l REASON FOREMAN
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THE MARKETS.

WHEELING, Oct. IL
Coffee-Java Government l3ac; Rio l24c;
st. Domingo ll!@l2c; Havana lla@l2c.
firm.
Eggs--9 cents per dozen.
Fluur-Prices unsettled; little in market.
The last lot sold at $500 The demand is
altogether of local character, and though
the mills in the vicinity are run both night
and day, the stock on hand continues light
Provisions--Beef, smoked per lb l0c;
tongues $3.50 CA shoulders 7c--saIes at 7'S7I
sides &c; hams, sugar cured l3c. country, l0c;
Lard 9c.-There is more activity than usual
in the provision market.
Tea--Gunpowder 4O@7Oc; Imperial 40
@7Oc; Young Hyson 35f07oc; Poachong %
@3Oc; UoIong 35@ 4oc.
Tallow-Rendered &c.
Woul--Unsettled. Coarse, $4,000.
Sugars-Nrw Orleans per ID 53@6; loaf
Nos. to 8, s@9Ic; crushed and powdered
s@IO4.
Molasses--New Orleans 30@3lc; Sugar
House 43c.
CandIes--Tallow, mould l2c; 7 per cent
off for cash; star 24c; sperm 40c.
Grain-Wheat, white, Sl.20: Red l.l5:
corn 70cts; barley j5r; oats 40c Iran l0@ IL;
shorts 10.
CATTLE.
Beef Cattle.-Flrm, at ir5m $2,S to 81,
75.--Gross.
Mich Cows.--priees range from Sl5 l..
$25.-duli sale.
Hogs-Are held at $50 Gross.
Sheep-Sheared, Sl25@225.
Lambs--Suld ut I5--Sl,0o.