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NJ. HOEzE zzAzAEF--Dee. "a

MOnsE-Active and firm at 7 q cent.
Sterling Exehange-Dun at l071S for
god
GOld-Without decided change; opening at 2221S
advancing TO 2225zi declining 10 go, and closing
at 22Il<
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Stone, Cameo, Coral and garrett jewelry
Just received at g, Hogan's, 257 Superior
street. dec21:ls2.
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CITY NEWS

Millinery Goods at reduced prices
through the holidays ct Mrs. shaw's
Rooms. deezA.
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AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY ACRES
OF Land in lets from three to eight acres, or In
-sr cu s1fitiEs SAID land is bounded as foiloWB:
M the north by ST. Clair road the west b. Wilson
sTsnue and on the sonth by Superior street eGtsn-
described land Is Just out Of the city limits Enquire
q NJ NJ SPAHGAER, or Miss T. T. SEEHAlHGs g
Euclid street. no2:las
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Some very beautiful sets, just the thing
for Christmas presents.
dec2I:Is3 E. srAIB & Co.,
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Ecarfs, go 70 Mott q Hsight's. dso24:1sS
TH1RD WARD.-Pursusnt to call for 8
meeting of the residents Of the Third Ward
to organise an Association for furnishing
relief to soldiers families, q mesting was
held at the Bethel Church on Wednesday
evening. A temporary organization was
made by eIeeting Amos Townsend, Esq,
Chairman, and G. A. Hyde, Secretary.
ACommittee was appointed to prepare
and report plan and officers for psrms-
nent organization, and report at the next
meeting, to be held next Monday evening,
Deesmber 18th, at ssven O'Clock, a: the
Bethel Church.
ANOs TowSEESD, Chm.
G. A. HYDE, Secretary.
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Christmas and New Years Gifts.
ono ofGrove- Bakers adnirabls
SEWING MACHINES.

Would be very welcome blessing
'Twould make the New Year happier by light
CnI1g Its latc-s.
You have eLOiss Of fstitcdss-either the 10 JR-
STITCH or the GROVER d PAKER STITCH.
Variety 7fpli;cs.
Rooms 17i Superior Street.
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Great raid on Cleveland Of Canada stripe
and plaid paper collars. Thirty Thousand
Just received at Mott & HaighPs, 1876 Bank
street. decZZi4eS
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NEW YORk sTOUla MARRRF.

EE| YORK. Dec. HS. 1854.
Government StOcks-Hesvy and lower.
United States slxes Of 1881, coupons Il61<; do
registered 1904; do Sd coupons 10G5<; 40 7-sO
Treasury notes :; do 1910 ceupcns IOO3{; one
year certificates -.
stOeks-Very strong. Missouri slxsI "a;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 491I: New York
Central 1lS5<; MaripOsa 50; Erie sl2S; Hudson
lI5A; Reading ia; Michigan CsnErsl 1IT1S;
Michigan Southern 8 Northern Indiana 20; Mich
igan Southern preferred -; Illinois Central scrip
rs; Clsvslsnd 3 Pittsburg 931<; Chicago & North
western 30; doprefsr'd 7oI.; Pittsburg, Ft.Wayns
4 Chicago I043zi Cleveland & Toledo 1os; Rock
Island I6s14i N0gthBsstsrn AZ, Quicksilver si11z
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For 6 handsome colored bordered hem
stitched handkerchief, go to Mott &
Haight's. dee23:ls2.
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oYsrzRsI Oysters Ill. a. Gilbert, 132
Ontario street, has the exclusive agency
ters'' not to be excelled By any I'd rSTFH.
Country dealers supplied at lowest RACES.
All orders promptly attended to.
l. A. GILBERT, 1872 Ontario st.
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Solid silver and plated ware, just Teceiv-
ed this day, at s. HOgan's, 237 Superior
street. dee2l:ls2
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Hsrdesty has fine assortment of ladies'
and reutlemen's skates, at 102 Superior
streeE, Call and zee them. deczs;1sz
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Fer sSplendid cashmere shirt call at Mott
& Haig;t's. dee24:Iss
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For a nice pair of fur-tOp kid gloves go
to Mott i Haight's. deca4:Is8
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Capes and Cloaks-a large assortment nt
lelow the cost of manufacturing.
dee21:l93 E. STAIR & Co.
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For an elegant pair Of silk suspenderS go
TO Mott / Haight's. dee24:I9s
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Fnrs for the HOLIDAYS,

E. Stair & Co. have received large sddi-
tions to their stock Of
Ladies' Eress FuEs,
and continue ts sell them at the low prices
With which they opened the season.
E STAIE & Co.,
dec2l163 245 Superior st.
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Mott & Haight have an elegant assort-
ment of unique sOarfs for turn-dOwn col
lara. I36 Bank street. dee24;lsS
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND HARRIET,

MoREINs LHADER oEF1or ,
@ FEIOAT RvEEHs, Dec. ,ylssl.
The Tsooipts Oi Grain b. rail- for the "a hour,
ending ct hSu past one o'clcsF to-day are - tol.
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E. B. HALE, tanker,
AND
U. 6. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior 81.
Subscriptions received 20 the
2 3-IO PER CENT. AND I0.40D NATIONAL

....rr IoAG, --
IConmission allowed to Subscribers.
HEU, 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-20s. TO-40's, Treasury
Notes, and all other GoFsrnment Securities Dur-
chased aud for sale on the most favorable terms
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sod ct best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. Unour-
rent funds converted at lowest, Revenue Stamps
Er sale. .H oc4
CHR1sruAs.-The following Banks and
Bankers will close their places Of business
on Monday next, December 25th. All
paper falling due on that day must be paid
On Saturday, the 24th:
J. C. Buell., Assistant Cashier, Second
National Bank.
A. s. Gorham, Assistant Cashier, Com
nercial Branch Bank,
Henry Wicks & Co. f--
WI. Cutter, Cashier Merchants Bank
Of Cleveland. 1=-
Farmer 4 Painter,
C. A. Read x Co.
Wason, Everett i Co,
A. X. Spencer, Assistant Cashier First
National Bank.
John F. Whitelaw, Cashier City Bank.
E. B. Hale. -rta
Wright 4 Brother, dec2S;ls3
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DRAFT IN BRooKLTN.-A meeting will be
held at the Wade House Armory, on Mon
day, December Goth, at P. NJ, to correct
the enrolment for Brooklyn. Turn cut and
reduce the quota,
By order Of the Trustees and Committee,
A. KELLOGG,
dec24:ls3 LEyI FISH.
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BG8INEEss H0TI0E5
.. W. GAGE
2sa-0tEIee Eime- ga6ls.
IS54-5. Winter krFangemsaE iSS4-E.
FOB TIE
ARRIVAL AED CLOSING 0B ELIAe.
At TIE

O u Y q u a n D z Us I-J = T : . 3,
oOEsEEMBe EoEDAT, oCToBEB sIsT, 1885.
- Mails VIII be opslsd and Fesdy fo= doliTsll
oas hour after arrival Of tFsins.
- Al Mails oloso one hour esf5rs SePsrtuTe q.
frainH
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B. z. Sampson, Esq, will speak at
Chaise's Hall, on Sunday afternoon at
thraa o'clnnR snbjaot aAhsn and Women
TO be present. dec24:IsS
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IN 00n MONEI ADVANOA.D--

AUU.UUU IN sun.s to suit-ai the old staas
end EsIl lkaoWn WA9EER'S LOAN 0FF1Ok, Cd
s.sorities of oysry Kind viz: Gold and Silver
Watohas, Diamonds, Silver Ware, 9swelTy, Guns
alstols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melode0nsi
and aI .eraonal property and articles Of value,
as most satisfactory terms BusineaI strictly pri-
tate. Established 1881. n. B.---A variety OF 1n-
ssdsaned Wstshas J5EeiIgl G0us. &c, Tor sals Gt
s1zgainE-
Ofins-gpFnss Q. aatss s1d sdpor15r ztrestI,
eyor DavsK aad pslx1ttc'z CiStEiag 5Tore.
oots2 J. q. , Y. WAGAEE.
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decI6:1S3

RETUsH OF TIE HoIIDAYs.-A FEW FACTS
WORTH KEOwIEG.-That s. A. Fuller 4 Co.
are selling fancy furs of every description
of BE- tier mako and at lower prices than any
house in the State. Reason why? Be
cause their goods are manufactured under
their own supervision, and are especially
adapted to the wants of this community.
That their new style Of fur-trimmed
bonnets are bound to have great sale.
That their e-mine and sable sets are
very beautiful as well as cheap.
That they have 6 few white fox and
black bear sleigh robes; far superior to
anything ever exhibited in this city.
Lastly, that their whole stock of hats,
csps, furs, robes, gloves, &C., are in keep
ing with tho demands of the public. For
further information inquire a. No, ZIG Su
perior street, Marble Block. decs:163
On LANDS FOR sAIE.-A tract of sixty
four acres in zoe simple on Sugar Creek,
Pennsylvania, one mile above GoOpers-
town. Has a well upon it which was sunk
in 1851, upon contract, to the depth of 800
feet, which now has fine show Of oil.
The territory directly opposite this tract
is in the hands of New York Company
whose contract binds them to have three
engines upon the ground and begin opera
tions upon the first of January. This ter
ritory is but three miles distant from Oil
Creek. No part Of the whole Oil Regions
Cexcept Oil Creek and its immediate tribu-
taries) is now in auch active demand as
Sugar Creek.
For particulars address s, D. P, Nc
Henry House, Meadyille. declg
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For the richest and most desirable rilk
Eearfs, go 70 Mott Haight's. dec24:1ss
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CHICAGO MARKET. %.

CHICAGO MARKET,.Dee.2 %.
iHT TELEGEAPH.s
FiOuF-Dall.
Wheat-Dull and declined 192C.
GOrn-Firm.
POrk-MesB In fair dem and. Sales Ss7 5O337
T5 for msss; urims mess ku1 as5 oO636 OOr
Dressed HOgs-Quiet and declined IS cents.
Sales at SI4 C0114 50.
: HORs-Steady at I2al25<o.
HaUsDull at l73<91so for sweet pick ed.
ShOuIders-Q1lsl at 169l634 for dry saltsd.
L.arll-Steady at 22322%.
Reeetpts--1, 400 bbls -four; Il, 90 bush Ehsat
Il. .oCO bush Corn; l4,OO0 CATS hogs u. 600.
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Rose q PEentIss' E,rOvIslon 4Arkea He

HO15 q pFemfl88' FFOVls7Ol 1RrHe1 He8
port
The following are the rates charged By Us:
Hams-sagGT cured premium hams 3 B..-...R8 o
Dried heek-t
acknowledgements D 53rb...........-,.,,..ls 0
Bac0Je-Or Smoked Sides 3 D........s...-..ss-...91
L.RFd-Prima loaf ksttIe-rnd'd IN bbls or tros24 o
PRIMO leaf kettls-Tndr'd d in kegs 3 D.25 0
POFH-HO. mess 90
Extra clear . Bbbl...-....,.................. Al 90
81 No extra charge made for packages or cart
age 10 railroad dePots or boats. All articles ara
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything 10
the State. Orders promptly hlled.
.. BOSE q PREHTIag.
dels.B Eos- Il7. IA snd 14s Ontario strsst.
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MARRIED.

On the 22d inst, by the Rev. ". a Goodrich,
ct the residence OF the brides father, OHAs. Z.
WILDER AID EMMA L. HANCOCK. No cards.
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GARM FOR SALE-C0RTAINlNG
thirty acres Of frst-rate land under good cuitYa-
t0n situated in the town hip o. AeEDurs hye eles
soHe grapes aud small fruits good barn. nrst- Glass
p1.ldlng 1Jr grnGBgys small house. &C, E2r terms ms
5-.-,-5a- ssrset oCZif
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Amnseaeats.
|. oADKMY OF MUSIC.

yoHH MLsLER, ,Ja.,.......-............aAzAsss
BI0HARD 3. aEARi.. -. IEsaErrsr.
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dec2ll63
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~ = Rass sssoFtWspt 0f buttsrfies
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Chairman Lecture Commlttes'
December "A, 1854.
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.lnpn 9I95 A W0NTHI Agent

TaJK HOUSE AND L0T ON
q Forest street. House large and oonrlOdiousi Lot
n fset fT 226 with an abundance Of nne shrUebsfJi
a "a eood ulf oheiCs Craps and good barn Terms
Sssy p1lire of D. ". GAGE, Esq l63 SuperloE g.
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3 CENTS WANTED FOR THE NURSE
IA .NNb SPY, tho most Interesting and ercitinz
bcoA ever p5bs, ed sInAr@cng th Adven tuFas o! q
Won M. TIE Union Army Nurse, Scout and sn--
owing nios- vivid inner picture OF Tie We
9 ~ j ami ct5aoied offcers and sol lier-
lt0.I-aG aGle 1npioyl1snt, viii f1d e. r.
70 trei= c5ndltion- JONES 20 . N want Of
ut street. ihllao y lIllia .scuiiariy adapted
E .aiUS 4 CO., 600 Oh 81
~ "a de!T .lS5 .AW
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Friends are respectfully invited. dsezlss
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Terrible Railroad Casualty
HEARTREEDING INCIDENT!

twenty-five or Thirty wOundeai
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FOR SALE

I OYER for sale tS0 Engihe4f twelve inshe, IN
i diameter, four and 3 half feet strokS esgSt N
"a: also two cylinder boilers fOrty ineSes Ia dfEe.
tst and toFtI test each IN length The boiIers are
hsayy quarter Inch Pittsburgh iron, Of ne beSt
9uaIiIYs With heavy wrought iron hesdS, and have
been eAEef1Ly preserved vita les THAI one yeaFS
AstnA service In addition I win ESll All The NJ
ehinsry contained IN my mil building such e eat
blfEsS Ee There e large amoant Of choice inn
6eri much OF u clear stu very dsstrAbls for On.
NH EAs desiSHed by 40 aceotnuIi55e1 ISiiffSTishs
4Ea y equal 70 ten barrels Of noGr PER hour :
Desiring 70 retain and prepare the Mn honse ftnsIi
only The extelsiCS mAehIReFy therein tso5tSintS.
which 1 VIII ssll - q whole or In psrcels - my
suit parshAsara, = A44S
II not sold by Wednesday tie m n On Am r IN
On that day ~ 10 G'elaek a a offsT IN 49, ~
seTibed property ~ plblie lIs =
Wheeling, March q, 1854 VA = 5TSs ~
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feet on The eurreaey eau hardly Be doubt
ed. 10 Il calculated that forty or ffty NIL
lions are held BY AuerieauS 10 Europe, for
iseeadty. 1his anolnt EoaId, 81 eonrss.
5e h1rried baekto secure The bssG possItIS
eHehAnge. HOarded goI6-aad lhere mi1St
% q ESst ameunt Of It IN The eountry-
you'd At once come foEth for . similar Fes-
son Government stocks would Eise fums-
diatslyu and all those foreign purchasers
Who are Waiting eagerly for the 6Ist great
turn Of the tide 70 invest in our national
securities, Wo1ld sand their orders. Ne
s601ld be probably bat slightly in debt 70
Europe, a6d have lfttie thst S6s IN I. =
that gold hom III thesl sources you'd fSolF
into the country. All these causes, and
the new confidence in oar success; you'd
bring down The Pries Of gold rapidly, and
make The time for the resumption Of specie
payments much nearer than il looks a pre-,
seat
With fail In gold would come . great
tpnbls IN values. Merchants Who had
bought wiki gold ~ leo must ssIl at ITO
or lover Fortunes Of half a. million in
Commodities, dRindls down, perhaps, half
their TGlae. St0eks come DOM with q
eraeh- Railroad securities fall their ffty
or hundred per cent. Goal mines, gold
mines, copper and silver bubbles b0rst,
AID leave thousands who thought them
selves rich, poor. Grand estates in Iots
and houses aad landed properly would be
81 once immensely reduced in TGl0s, aud
forced on the market.
The bankruptcies would probably not
Dc so much among the merchants. who
have been doing sueh a careful cash busi-
ness, As among stock and real estate Ope-
rators. Hundreds Of Thousands WonId
merely md lhsy had half dollars and shilI-
ings, where they fhought they had dollars.
Ihsts % many would be the extent Of the
calamity Happy those az that time of
disaster who held cash or @GoTerumepts.' .
The hEst revival Of business would, of
course be with the South, which is sup
posed 10 have YET sVo million bales Of
cotton yet to trade upon. But We believe
sueha = trade would open slowly, and with
dtmeulty Tho 6rst suppIies-GfIer Ger.
tam neeessaries OF life-demauded, would
be coarse goods for the negroes, Who ere
to pay by their labor on cotton. OF the
subsequent certain and most prosperous
course Of the country 1t Is net necessary
TO speak, as lying too far beyond IN the
regions of speculation
The othsr, and, We believe, the more
probable theory. Of the close of the var,
that u will be gradual, would, We need NOT
say make all the results pictured above
more light and endursble. Business and
values would have more time 10 adjust
themselves 10 the new order of things.
There would be staguation, and losses OF
sPParent fortunes, aud falls in values; but,
reaching over mere time, they would not
be 30 disastrous. New branches of bust
ness would gradually lake the place Of
old; the gradual appreciation of the cur
rsRcy would give all time 10 prepare for
the great change, aud It might be that
peace would lift Us easily aud gently from
the arms Of war.
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Tho gpsoulatIvo Mann.


The speculative excitement in New York
continues under full headWGy. Operators
are furious. aud bat little attention Is paid
70 inherent values. FanCies are the favor
ties, aud the greater the fancy the more
FeSistleSs 10 the tide Of speculation. Stocks
are now bringing las to 40, that.nsyer
dtdI aud probably never will, pay GNdiyi.
dend; but buyers 60 in, expecting 70 make
profit, ADD get out before the explosion
occurs, Never venture never win. and
devil take the hindmoSt, is = eombtna tion
more expressive than classic, which con |!
StiluIe the popular motto. New Yorksis
the great centre, and there the whole couu.
ny - specializing. Orders pour In BY tel
Sgr0ph from all sections, and the whole
NATION seems to be under the infi1sncs Of
the madness which eenters in the mettop.
Oils. The road just nov iS an easy one To
travel. Everything bought pays Z pr6fiF
and the whole crowd Of operators are iolIy'
They see nothing but sunshine aud Frsei-
backs ahead, and under = full supply
Of sail, without chart or eompaSs. t6S1
are pushing ahead. Some idea NAV be
formed Of the immenss business tFahsasted
In New York, from the fact that. Iheiex.
ShGnges-that is the bank checks pAss.,
ing through the 0leafisE House, aSeregS-
Eea. on last Tuesday, $l46 .000, 900. being
SlO,0oo,0Oo larger than ever before made
10 one DAY. The record of Stock saie9 On
the same day alls nearly oOlumu "a kssi
type. In Wednesdays papers. In ordeE IA
widen the basin for operations, q good mkny.
dead corporations have been revived ~,
new onssNithout 1amber. are being ForrI "a "a
A mining board has been orEaniSed. kn5
at this We fud 6fty.tWo different eonnS-
nice represented. These are neatly mis-.
low, say froms1 70 10 per cent, aud moss
Who have not money enough to manEEe.
Harlem 81 1851, can 60 into the COPPER.
lead, gold, silver, quicksilver aud coal IN.
sies. There is an opening for t6stEokld,
ana there u no exclusion on account OF
nationality, race, color OF condition, hos
Htded the margins are on hands No nss
talking against this mania Night aS |SiI
attempt TO whistle down the 1iuds. | m
must run the etecuit. Il Il rnnnfbI ~
Those who desire to 90 in should hotI
stand lPoR the order Of going, but u 4
once. These opp3tttnities for making
measy OF getting asSeei DO net octSpe
very otesa IN the ordinary hfotlusot nsa.
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trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

t9f virtue Of 6eed Of trust made BY NAriuS Fur.
ID gesOn aud DAEfd " Gfbsun, dGiSd thu 4Ith
Reonreer for Ohio county, in deed book numb4r
torty-tEO-42-foliO foaT hundred and Ihrss-41S-;
L via. On 4TURDAYs the Bth day Of March, 1881
Il 10 o'clock A. NJ ~ The front door Of the Court
Hous5 Of Ohio eo1ntJ proceed 70 sen lots uunabsr
nine and ten In SIuRre number tW8uty-eEEhI, II
that part Of the city Of hesIng called BuOnG Visa
9S.nltsoa % tho city g Wheeling, a. laid cat b.
% The above dsSeEibed property L frame cottage
with ITO rOuD9, good ven Of RatsE, &c.
Selling Is trustee, I shall convey Rieh dtls e u
TeStsd IN ne by eaId deed Of tFust.
EsSs-td 10 OorTs, Frusts..
DAY. the 4Eh day 0f APRIL, 1884
maL!etd HEMRK G. COEEs In,s..
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Yaluabl Coal Lands foF sac.

'lNHR undeEsiEned Trustee or HeIssr Al EaEirE.
4 ton ~ her instance, 0HarH for ne a paTS q
~ am, EtrlGts On the CumbariaRd FI,Sd. Abe0I
three miles east Of the City Of Wheeling, Oh5s
eoaotys Hest Va sid part oGered for SsIS, IN
contain from ten 70 Rfssn NsFeS az Innt 20 It he
IEShaseFt tnel16ing one Of the most TLIRAblo coal
banks In the county, which has been opSuSi SGd Ps
tlally worked. Also me quarriOS Of Hms8tousS 81
Easy aeee4 and fertile sJii A Fn of Vatsr pAsses
thF3ggh said land convenient for stock. U saia
ana = 4 nne spring Of water, Convenient TO tbs
evening house. TherU & On sane Comfortable frAn'
aEe4tng house AMI stable, both IN good eOnaiE'oa'
And same b sttu8t0d about ak hundred yArds east
Of the Cumberland road, with > good rod lsGeiaE
lTon the UombertAnd road through GAA lAHdA-
Those desiring to puSshase are invited to TisG SD
land and tts advantages for them SelVoI.
/, Terms q sale R1i be reasonable, and Be EAah
Known 70 any applicant, BY the underSigned, spoa
calling On hiu OF u o. Good, Esq, Of RhsSiins--
OHq1esouable title WI be given % the P1rehASet
mrs4 s-d BENoSs g. 9 %9S.t:.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
TRuSTRR,s SAFE.


~ virtue Of deed Of trust, made And sTeeuisa
~ to-1ne By Benjamin =. Goodwin and AAh's
5oodEtns his wife, bearing date on the ISM say g
july A.Ds 1s6Q, 8nd which said deed e o. EeeoIS
IN the Reeordere once in the County Of AAlsSA:l'
IN the State q West Virginia, ShLll PCoeeea =
Sel u public Aue lon, AZ the front door Of the Co
h0aSe Tor HArahau county, In the town Of Moal13
vlles on Wednesday Ihe eoth day Of APrll; =. AZ. -
deserthed property, to-Hit: beginning Al A - -.
tFee % the bank Of the OhiO River, eoEneL 70 -
Llnqa Of 4tlto1 Jo8eP; thsneo s. SO =. % P9!es
White YAK AZ the Top Of the hill, corner 70 roe
isk s5ith5 ihe1ee D. $40 81 poleG e 80.
thence = so e6 p0les % Lima At the he'd Of dI,
thence down sid drain With the me3Ddsring5 = -
EVER thence down the TiTGr With its meanoellaS
% tho beginning containing thirty " -
more or =, Il being tie sane properly heo..s
eouEeyed By Jacob CE1msr AID vile 70 bS1JA
J. GOodWine, by dSed bearing date the on cay :.
October 1855, and which said deed Y o. rely -
the Bseordtr's o1iee of the County CoafS o. -
Ghau county, in book Is lolio is; also AZ 3 !.
Goodwin aud UiIs's night titIs and tntersA ~ -
eartain Lot and H0nSS aitnAtsd on the bank q =
Ohio hF6rS IN hArlhEll county FtrStala. y -
the 1AEno OF paSt 81 the Sams devised Y - ~
Smith % Stephen Day and decided 81 stsPns 49,. q
70 ]. &. Ramsay ana dssded by J. 9. kA1 49,
Benjamin J. GS0dWtn, aud bounded - ~ ~ ~.
bsEtDnfnE It . staks IN the road IN said gSI -
and running With the road up the TtTer' = - ~
. Stale IN the road; Ihence % e0au 90 49,.
point above the House In said Doys bnS t"-rS
be tEsrs more Or Iesl and also the bank IN IT,. .S
the river, which nd deed frUn J. q kslaSsy 49,.
BsnJamin =. Goodwin, - Of record U ne -
eefaamee d The County Co1It o - -
Selli1E - trustee, GlIall convey Only aoeh A-'
fE r. 81 fAI;s-oDs-halfeash and The bsl,ofI.
Ia ak uInnths, ard thu title retained unui rs
lnce Of TIE PuEesal9e money Il Paad; CpnHWKR-
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