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Commissioners Sale.
Good Timber Land on the B. & Q.
Railroad. FESSt5
Good Oil Lands.

DURsUANT. TO A DECREE OF. THE
L Circuit Cotirt Of Marshall County. West
Virginia. made at the November term, A. D..
1885 ordering the sale OF 10 OF n certain tract
OF land belonging to the estate OF John NJ
Oliver. deceased, lying in the county and State
aforesaid, and appointing the undersigned
commissioners to sell the snme, and by the
authority of the widow and adult heirs, We
will offer the whole OF the above tract of land,
situated on both sides of the B. & o. r. r., ut
BOARD Tree" tunnel, and containing about
1919 ACRES,
at public sale. The land is of superior quail
ity, well watered, and about 800 acres cleared,
under fence, and we'll set in timothy and
clover. There Is flne young bearing orchard
Portable log dwelling house, corn CRIB, wagon
shed, &c. The timber land is known MS the
finest, and among tho most conveniently lO7
Gated In West Virginia. nbOunding In oak,
poplar, hickory, sugar and black walnut
This property Is really desirable, either for
B. q o. r. r., thIrty.eIeht miles from Wheel
ing, with the advantage of both eastern and
western markets, and adjoining the lands of
the "Bellton Land and Mining Company"
where there are several wells being sunk,
also one OF the best located sheep firms in the
given, the widow and adult helTs Joining in
the deed. Possession given on confirmation
OF sale by the court. The sale will be held at
Bolton, on the B. & o. r. R, on
Thursday, IIth OF January, 1866,
at o'clock p. m. Terns-One-third cash in
hand, and the residue on a credit OF six and
twelve months, with interest, to be properly
Persons desiring further, information can
Obtain I It by addressing Jos. r. McI+ain, CIays-
Eil1e; %GshiTgtSSn CO. e. OF John NJ Day.
JOS. r. McLAIN,
declS-td Commissioners
sale, and send bill to j. r. McLain, CIaysville,
Pa, with copy OF paper. u gt,.,..r
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WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.

VINE OF TAR contains all the Ned
feat Otrtues Of PINE TREE TAR.
TT Is UNNECESSARY TO SPEAK OF
Il the curative properties of Tar The world
KNOWS that IL its medical properties arc DROP
erly extracted and held In solution that fheTe
are Few If my remedies equal TO Il IN ciITi,I0
al Throat and lang Diseases
It's great curative powers are bringing IL to
the attention OF physicians and they find no
remedial agent more valued when its use is
Wfne;Y Tar Is pleasant to the taste and
adapted to both children and adults
AS A TONIC giving new Vigor and life to the
system, 1t is preferable to the many UnitfersS
which crowd the market and haVea tendency
10 increase intempeFance. FtrTlT-
VINE OF TAR cures Consumption
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Breast Rron,
chitts Asthma, Dlptheria, Gravel. DIahefes
ana diseases OF the Kidney and Bladder and
, Sold by Druggists and Grocers throughout
the United states at only 81 90 a bottle. Il
Prepared only by
OLIVER CROOK d co.
,,, ASH for DR.. Proctor's "WENE OF IA Esn
improved. 1''tl 7 S.1fgT'ffi7I
@.1sIfT Beware OF COunterFeIts.
Genuine have wine Of Tar'' blown on
For sale by T. a, Logan & Co. and Logan
List & Co., Wheeling, W.Va. : IoyB-8mS1I an,
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stean1buats.
FOR CTNCINNNTT,

Regular Packet for Cincinnati.
The new and elegant passenger
lslksf4eS = steamer EDISBURG, Capt. j. L.
- Thompson, will run as n regulRr
leaving the former place on Friday after
noon a. I o'clock. Returning, will leave Gin
cinnau Monday at 4 o'clock For freight or
passage apply on board or to TfTI
novl5 j. MANNER & CO. Apts
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THEY GAIT he I,rrRovEp URoS.-
This WAS the remark we heard from an
excellent judge OF sewing machines,
while operating upon one OF the Wheeler
and Wilson machines, lust purchased
by friend Ht Sumner * Co.'S, ~ Main
street, the other day. You can learn
all about the price, &c, OF these ma
chimes, by calling Mt the agents, for
their sale here, No. ~ Main street.
With ohr friend, we say they can't be
improved upon.
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FcaRJ for Circular ciescri9tu0 an ss1nptOuls.
9 SYMPTOMS.

I HingIe Hottie VIII last a mOnth-tO
DE used three Zines a day.
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The oRPHAxs'FAIn AND FEsTIvAI---
The fair and festival at Washington
Hall for the benefit of the orphans
closed last night. The receipts, judg-
ing from the large number of persons
continually in attendance, must have
been large. In addition to the piano
music Cockayne's string band was in
attendance all through the fair, and by
excellent music added much to the in
terest of the affair.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-JHdge ChId,0eU Pre-
SidiHg.-In the Circuit Court yesterday
the following business was disposed of:
In the suit of Catherine Church rs.
George w. Nichols, admr. for his
mother, jury returned verdict for
the plaintiff in the SUN of $lOl.
In the suit OF j. n. Vance rs. jacob A
Taylor jury returned n verdict for the
plaintiff in the sum of $40 10, with in
terest on $751; from January list, 1854
and on the remainder of the sum from
the 18th day OF Dec. 1862.
Henry Schwitz plead guilty 10 n
charge of selling liquor without license
and was fined so and costs.
Court meets this morning at q o'clocl,
and will probably adjourn tomorrow
or next day for the term.
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PRISONER EsCAPED.-on Sunday last
Mr.. Pitzer, sheriff of Berkely comfy,
made arrangements to leave on the fol-
lowing morning for this place with a
prisoner, sentenced to n term of impris-
Onment in the penitentiHry. Monday
morning when Mr.. Pitzer came to look
for the prisoner he was non est inUeHtus,
having made his escape during Sunday
nTtyI,H
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For Sale CheaD

r WILL SELL CHEAP, TWO GOOD LOTS
tain between flye and seven RcreS, Situated
under the WiciShaIn Vineyard. The coal
Is OF the very best quality, 81 foot vein, and
everything about the bank Is in excellent
working order. The road nom the bank Is
good and the platform Is quite convenient to
market. For terms, &c, see
TH0S. OBRIEN,
Rsa1 Estate Agent, Register Building.
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COUNTY TAXES PAID.-Mr. John w.
Pitzer, Sheriffof Berkeley co. yesterday
paid into the State Treasury the sum OF
sl7,5OO, tho amount of taxes due from
his county for the year 1865.
This doesn't look muchlike RerLele,,
WAS going back TO the old state We
suppose II she is taken back we shall
nave law suit with ourold 'mamma''
for these taxes.
IN the meantime, we have the money.
and possession being considered nine,
ter hold on to 1t. ''''N' W.
II the Berkeley county folks ,,,,,,t o.,
max "a donation of the amount to tbo
old StatewesuppOse nobody will Object.
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FREE SCHooI.s IL BROOKE CouNl,v
We ara pleased highly TO learn TINT tho
free schools in our neighborinr ,,o,,,,, ,o
o Brooke, under the efficient superyi-
sion of our old friend, Colonel Milton
Wells, are in a NEST tlourishing con,Ii-
ton. ''i-
a. Az Mellsburg alone more pupils at-
TEND school than probably did In Tho
VINO" E5 county under the old regime.
,,. SSl. Wells Is gentleman every yyny
Tor M u I.allts, 6y education and nature.
graduate the citizens OF Brooke ON beI
Ist l1oled TO secure his services,
a., Aitho1gh not entirely recovered nom
f LIZ ulsa element received in the serVfce
1919 t sun compelled to travel with a
county schools. s'1e
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PERsoNAL.-we see by the Marietta
Register that Capt. R. L. Nye, at one
time Acting Asst Adj't Gen. of this
Military Department, is now engaged
in the prnctice of law at Marietta.
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Coon ADvTCE,-Why throw away
your money in purchasing n worthless
Sowing Machine, when you can get one
of the celebrated Wheeler & Wilson
machines mt VIM. Sumner s. Co.'s, 20
Main street, who warrants every ma
chine he sells for three years. Upwards
now using these machines, and they
have mover failed yet to give sntisflc-
ton. Is II not safer and better to law
out your money for one of these ma
chimes than To pny II for IA machine
without any reputation, and which YOU
may have to send To tho auction STORE
as useless in u few weeks2
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GtreGntetIdqettte
WEDSEsDAY S7oRS5TSe, DED. %:
Removal.

TIME OFFICE OF THE WESTERN UNION
Il Telegraph Company has been removed TO
the room over the National Bank or West
Virginia, corner Of Main and Monroe streets,
entrance on Main stG4 r. declg-tf
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Valuable PropertY For Sale

Valuable Property For Sale
A EIRsT-CLASS OAK TANNERY, SIT
~ UATED on the bank of the Creek in East
Mneeling: Is two-stoIy brick building, co by
80 feet, with bnrlS shed attached. Its capacity
Tor tanning is 1900 hides per annum. The watts,
leecheS, lines, bates, pools, hide mill and en-
glne, are all in prime working order. This Is
g rare chance for any one Wishing to engage
IN the business. Cause of selling Is to close
the estate Of r. Lewis deceased.
Also, the four-stoTy brick house located Mt
y Main street, (now occupied by the firm OF
X. Lewis q Coz This is one of the best bust
ness locations In the city. For further partic-
ulars apply to JESSE P. LEWIS, or
NATHANIEL LEWIS,
Wheeling, Dec. Is, 1865. decI5-imd
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ST. NICHOLAS HoTFT.
gUlLRERLANn, I'd!

Il =; LUZ y. c..,..,....... Proprietor,
kallroad Depot and IA NE rsI1t-sa - t1-ss
9t1alnea portion Of the cIty. = y -AeH U the
Al frS3,in inooating portelS In Attendance !,
sepN-Rn
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MUNICrrAI. CouRT.-In tho municipal
court yesterday the following civil bus
iness was transacted:
In the suit of John Emblem Us. John
Hnlpin, the case was continued.
In the case of Christian Smith, as
signee of Alex. Turner, IS. Loring
Auth, u judgment was given by the
court for tho plaintiff in the sum OF
SS2I So, with interest from the LIST day
OF April, 1860.
In the case of Joseph Britt rs. Henry
DNub, n verdict was rendered by Jury
for the plaintiff in the sum of $i33 As.
Court adjourned yesterday for this
term.
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THE wELrsBuKG on. WEbL.-A gem
tleman was in the city yesterday pro-
curing tools TO sink the Panther Run
oil well, near. welIsburg, deeper. We
mentioned some timo ago that every
prospect of striking oil existed at this
we'll, but the company, we understand,
ON the advice of experienced parties,
have concluded to go deeper before put
ting down their pump. We, i'll common
with the company, have no doubt of the
ultimate success OF the well. They are
down now some seven hundred feet,
and propose going, we learn, at least one
hundred feet further down.
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II y now over thirty years since tho above
GSIIfsIbif!Ied PilSwere first discovered by M
IISyis q Paris during which time theS
~ iii1No Osen extensively and kucCeNsftilv tiSnj
y, y, most 81 tho public inEtituiionR M yreIi ~
~ PIiS3ie practice, of both hcmisphercS viii
only ut tho urgent rpduosl y ~ ~, iu a. y u
~ OF i'adt es who hnYs used them tl,at ~
u ~ make tire pills public FOR the nj
Inrltlca whatever. ms we'll NJ 10 prgvey,t ~, i
crease OF family where health will mt ,i,
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gegal.
Dwelling House for Sale.

r WILL SELL MY DWELLING HOUSE
on Jefferson street. Persons wishing TO
purchase will call and examine the property.
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
,.,oo. T r40 w g s MGIHATSSN' or
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a Card.
west virginia business CoIIcre. No ~

w " eA1 ENAsnt 4oE oEuuenokl
OFFERS SUPERIOR FACILITIES No
" youths and young gentlemen, for acunir.
ton. Instruction given in Book-EeepinG. IN
W riung; IN Arithmetic and COUNTING Hons
lAlcolA6OnsI IN Commercial Law, in CuFTen-
cy and Banking in how TO transact BnsineSsl
IN toiTuauon OF character, In the IaJIE ~
Health and In Grammatical Science.
,,I Iet6s ~ payable on entering Time not
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Regular Pittsburgh, wheeling and
ParkerNburg Packet, JOY
The New and Elegant Passenger
Lsils9SeAs Steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
- John Gordon, A. II. Bunting Cl'lC,
leaves Pittsburgh for ParkeHbuTg every
"Wednesday and Saturday at II NJ; leaves
Wheeling for ParSersburE every "Wednesday
and Saturday at IL p. NJ; leaves PaTkefsburg
for Pittsburgh every Monday and THURSDAY
every Tuesday and Friday at IA. NJ.
= Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
day and Thursday Mt the Wharf Boat until 5
7. M.l by BOOTH, BATTELLE q Co,
augH-u ARentR.-
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For Sale

ONE ENGINE, TWO MILES BELOW
Y SArdis, Ohio, * feet stroke, Il inch diam
eter. Two boilers, 50 feet long by 81 inches In
-. A. /. STUART,
Monongahelh lity, Pa,
or LEMON q WISE,
decisive Pfttshunuh pa
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Regular PIttsbuFG and Parkersburr-
Packet.
- The fast running packet BAYARD
Lellefst4 Moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
- every Monday and THURSDAY at 8
O'Clock pm. Leaves Parkerburg for Pittshurg
every Wednesday and Saturday at 10 o'clock
For freight or passage apply on board or to
OCH .'a.l j. MANNER & CO., Agents
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For Sale.

ONE OF THE MOST COMFORTABLE
\ residences In Centre Wheeling, on EoE
street. between First and Second, In the 9Th
Wnri The house contains rooms, besides
Kitchen, pantry and bath rooms. Cellar UNI
der the whole house, all in perfect order. Lot
Il feet mont by Id feet deep, with good stable,
coal house, &C., DC. To be Ind on Rccommo-
dating terms. 1. IRWIN,
deCl9-lw Real Estate Agent.
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PnCiaonoo Z

Residence for Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
his desirable residence on Elm street.
Wheeling Island. The House Contains nine
rooms. The lot, on which Is most eXcelient
ana never lailtng well of water, and choice
TlyeF; WA. A. TURNER.
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9aF sac.
For Sale.

NUHE LIVERY STABLE FORMERLY
occupied by David Kull. Possession April
Ist 1865, Inquire OF JOHN VoLTz-
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EVERY PLANO WARRANTED 10
GIVE PERFECT SATISFACTION.

Wholesale hgept for Piano Stool :, Tuning Scales,
tuning Hammers and Forks. MusicN Instruments
ana Musical Merchandise OF all kinds. Piano Forte
maker materials Of all kinds az 6c &C., all ri the
owest prices. When ordered, please give ldste o
Circular. Address all orders.
O.J. WILLARD,
ieadawt 547 Broadway, New York.
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The st0ry Of a woman,. CAroer.



An incident is just now being discussed in
military circles, so extraor dinary that, we're
not its truth youched ior by official aathority,
the narration would certainly be deemed ab,
solutely incredible. Our officers quartered at
the Cape, come fifteen or twenty years ago,
may remember certain Dr. Barry, attached
to the medical staff there, aud enjoying rep
utation for considerable skill in his profession,
especially for firmness, decision aud rapidity
in difficult operations. This gentlnman had
entered the army in 1913, had passed Of
course through the grades Of assistant surgeon
aud surgeon in variovs regiments and had
served as such in various quarters OF the globe.
His professional requirements had procured
for him his promotion to the staff at the Cape.
He was clever aud agreeable, save for the
drawback OF a most quarrelsome temper, and
an inordinate addiction to the argument
which perpetually brought the former pecu'
liArlY into play, He was excessively plain, Of
feeble proportions, aud labored under the i'm
perfection of a ndcrously squsaking yoice
Any natural "cha6ng" in regard to these
however, especially aFoused his ire, bot was
at length discontinued on his calling out" Q
persevering offender and shooting him through
the lungs.
About ls40 he became promoted to be med
cal inspector, and was transferred to Malta
There he was equally distinguished by hi'
skill and by his pugnacoas propensitiess, tht
latter becoming so inconvenently developed
upoH the slightest difference OF opinion viii
him, that at last no notice was allowed to bG
taken of his fits Of temper. he proceeded
from Malta 70 Corfu, where he was quartereC
for many years, still conspicuous for his peou
lisrties When our Government eeded The
Ionian Islands TO Greece, and our troops, o
course, quilted the territory DR.. Barry elected
TO leave the army and take up his residences
| for the rest OF his days at Corfu, He there
about a month ago and upon his death
was discovered to be woman Very proba-
bly the fact was elected during the nalura
| ureparations for interment, but there seems L
| be an idea prevalent that either verbally
during the last illness, or by some writinl
perused Immediately after his (ior we mus
still use the "mAscuiine' death he hal
begged to be buried without a post morten
examination of any sort.
/ Thus, most likely, only aroused the curios
ity OF the two nurses who attended him, fol
il was to them, it appears, that the DISCLOSURE
Of this mystery is owing Under the eircum
stances, the fact was deemed so impnrtsn
that medical testimony was called in to repor
upon aud record its truth By this investiga
, ton not only was the assertion placed beyon'
a doubt but it was equally beyoud doub
brought 10 light that the individual in question
hal some time or other been mother. Thi
il all as vet is known Of this extraordinar
story. The motives that oecasioned aud th
time when commenced this singular deoeptio
are both shroaded in mystery. Bnt thus
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9ailg empire.
.Proceed WIN Thy EIephaalt.' 2

In Columbiana comfy, Ohio resides pu
old fellow removed for his belligerent dspo-
sition, who is generally known as Friend
Shavey. Born and bred q Quaker, he was
long since read our of meeting on account OF
his quarrelsome propensities, but he still per-
tinaciously clings TO the plain clothes and the
plain language of his earlier days, possibly
as protection against the wrath which he is
continually provoking by his overbesring aud
Irritating domeanor. He is always the owner
of the crossest dog in the neighborhood the
most troublesome, breachy steers, &C., and is
continually in hot water with some of his
neighbors in consequence Of the depradations
committed by his unruly live stock. A few
weeks since Van Amburgh's Menegerie, trav-
cling through Columbisna, was obliged to
pass his residence. A little before daylight
Nash the keeper of the elephant Tippoo
Saib, as he was passing over the road with
bis elephant, discovered this pseudo Quaker
seated upon fence upon the roadside, watch.
ing a bull which he had turned out upon the
road, and which was paving, believing
and throwing up a tremendous dust gem
orally. In fact, from the fury of the anN
malls demonstrations, one would readily have
taken him for one of the identical breed that
butted locomotive off bridge.
Take that bull out OF the way |" shouted
Nash, as he approached,
proceed with thy elephant" was the re
ply. ..,...s.y. d5.... .aaa.
"Tf you don't take that bull away he will
get hurt" continued Nash, approaching,
while the bull redoubled his belligerent dem
onstrations. 4.H
"Don't trouble thyself about the bull, but
proceed with thy elephant" retorted Friend
Shavey, rubbing his hands with delight at the
prospect OF an approaching scrimmage, the
old fellow having great confidence in the in
vincbility Of his bull, which was really tue
terror Of the whole country around. t. q
Tippoo Saib came on with his uncouth,
shambling gait; the bull lowered his head
and made charge directly upon the ele-
phant Old Tippoo, without even pausing iu
his march, gave his COW catcher sweep
catching the bull on the side, crushing in his
ribs with his enormous tusks and then raised
him about thirty feet in the air, the bnl
striking upon his head as he came down
breaking his neck and killing him INSTANTLY
! I'm afraid your bull has bent his neck O
little, shouted Nash, as he passed on.
"Bent the devil" cried old Shavey, With q
troubled look at his defunct bull thy ele-
phant is too hefty for my beast but thee will
not make somuch ont of the operation rs thee
supposes. | was going TO take my family to
Thy show, but III see thee and thy show
blowed TO blszes before go one step, and
now thee may proceed with thy elephant aud
be d-d,-please the "pleRse' being ad>
ded as ShaveY took second look at the pro
portions Of the stalwart elephant-keeper.
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~. MITCHELL

VEEPs n null assortment OF Tin Ware; does all
N kinds Of Job WORK In Tin and Sheet Iron pays
pArtcu Rr Atte alton 70 housework; the best
teral aud charges the most reasonable prices.
A Good Assortment of Stoves on Hand.
shop in the osceoa or WollAston's Mill Building.
Filth street Give me one call, aud Il | DO not prove
the above, will act ask another csll.
iy3l dt. .-rr 49, rrn...aHH ...rF.H
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GUARDIAN $ SALE OF REALEsrTEA
John V. Campell Guardian
Oi
Calharina Roth.
Us.
Marie Bus hman et al.
Preble Probate Court.

tn pursuance OF an order OF the Probate Court o
/ PEBBLE County Ohio, made on the 9eth day OF
August, A. d. 1865, In the above case, the under
signed will the nth day Of October A. D. 1885, at
O'clock at the door OF the Court House In Dayton,
OHIO offer al public sale the following described real
estate Situate m the city OF Dayton county OiMont.
gomery and State OF oho 10 wit certain parcel or
strip Of land being part of lot No. 22l In the original
plat the town Of Dayton lying north east ofanother
part of the same lot now owned By Charles Pattsr-
son. and bounded on the north and west by another
part Of the same lot nov owned by said Henry Roth.
on the south by land owned by Charles Paterson and
an the west by lot owned by Ann Talbert being
orty three feet from east 10 vest and eight feet nom
north TO south.
Also the following tract, being twenty five feet IN
width by paralled lines of OF the South side Of the
north half Of lnlot No. 22l the orgna plat OF the
town ofDnytOn. -fl. IU
Also the following described premises bounded BY
hegnnn al a point 81 feet nOrthWard from that cor
ner Of said lot No. 92l, which forms the corner oi
Wlkin. onaud FINN street IN the city OF DAYTON Themes
northwardly eight ieet thence aswardly my sx and
one hNlf feet IN southwardlY sight feet thence
westwardly hfy siI and ono half feet to the place
beginning,
Terms OF sale, one thisd each on the day o, sale
one thrdi one and one lnrd IN fso Year, from the
day OF Sale 10 he secured Wy mortgage on the prem.
ses cold, and deferred payments 10 bear entered
payable annually,
Appraised at .f.H.HI.
JOHNV. OAMPBELL,
Guardian Ofoatharina * Roth
sent 6 W6t j.
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SMALL PARLORPEANOs.

FULL, ROUND, MELLOW TONE-RASY AND
ELASTIC TOUCH-ELEGANP AND OR
NAMENTAL IN APPEARANCE.
The ak and third octaves Eve feet eight inches
one, and two feet MAE inches wide. The seven Oc-
ayes are ak feet long, and three fot vide, outside
All large round corners, finished back AMI front.