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Desirable House for Sale.

o. offer for s,e the IIonse in which now re-
H;;s sdc situated on the cascry sile of Park, next
-9skto the corner Of Pleasant strocl. numbered
tirtyonc t31) 1t is in prime order fron tic roof 10
the cellar floor, and no desirable convenient
house, for small family, has been in the market this
season. 1t has very line bath room. well supplied
with hot and cold water. with all the modern con-
veilienees. Possession given Immediately. 4 For
terms apply to me at my place of business-arrelt,
Poor Y Co, S11 G9nsrcss street. y9,,oo,,
Or to W. II. Jcrris, Real Estate Agcn, ., .,osstc
treble IlSnse. | = nAa LLiA / a aiiiN1F
GENTEEL Residence for sale in Gorha!a. Cue OF
" the finest residences In Gorham, now ouchi led
by Major Mann is offered for sale The b ust IS NO
stories, thoroughly finished inside and ous, aa,l n
situation is unsurpassed in that beautiful vi@a -
The lot is large, upon which is fruit trees Of YAH us
Kinds, shruberry, &c. A nice spring Of exa eat
water is handy to the door, and large brici els en- IA
the cellar. 1T also hasa fine stable. This exec lent
property will commend itself to any man VINO is in
want Of pleasant home within 80 minutes ride of
Portland. s.s4s i s,.fcs as
For further particulars enquire of VIM. H. JET
RlS, Real Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Ofice,
Opposite Preble House. jy11dtf
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Guardians Sale,

RY virtue of license from the Hon. John a. Wa
- tcrman, Judge of Probate within and fer the
County of Cumberland. datcu the first Tuesday of
May. a. D. kG6: shall sell at pr waite sale on tho
rremiscs, on Saturday, hc fourteenth day of july
next, nt ten Of the clock jim the forenoon one uuli-
,idedhaif lart of lot Of land, with the buildings
thereon situate in Gorham village, in said County If
Cumberland bounded nortliery. souihcrly and wcs-
Of the late Joseph Grassy, subject 10 dover of Louis
W.. Hougllton thcrc.n slid premises consist Of one
and one-tlird acres of land, two-story house and
eli; containing elevcn finished rooms. good stable
well Of waller, and about forty good fruit Trees. Tie
other half OF said promises. together with the lowcr
aforesaid, belonging 10 Louis W. IIonghten will lie
sold at the same lime and place. If desired by tho rur-
chaser said buildings are all nearly and i'm good
repair. .04s4 fa=l !. 4 = ~ 80 - :
Terms cash, or approved credit. % 1Hu.+IU.
The above sale is adjourned till THURSDAY, tie
10Th day of August 1866. at 10 o'clock A H., on the
premises. j. W. WESTON,
p alt1 :is Guardian OF Iouis w. Houchtop
Dated at Harrison, (Tolstcrs Mills r. o. Aug @.
ieCo. gro ol.f psi .gel'l 'fr auglleOd&w
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IN FOR SALE.
NeaC, First Glass House

<TF.ast Just Finisaed-Freach Ho9- On Deering
DySiiiii Street. II Rooms geautJitlly Frescoed.
5ssse This house has all the modern improvements:
Gas Hot and Cold Wafer. Brick Cistern holding So
nh0S.. cemcncd cellar Goor and is very convenient
month. lot 50 by 100 feet
Aiso Rouse: on Cumberland Street, near Oak; IL
rooms nicely painted and papcred; has gas furnace,
marble NANTES. ccmented cellar floor filtered water
&c, &c. lot 60 by 81. - -
, Apply to w. ii. :IEHRIS, Real Estate Agent, Rail
Road Office, opposite Prcble House. iy3dtf
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Grove Street.-FoR SALE, two story house, thir-
" teen rooms. water carried through tho house.
Price 5000 Also, two houses rear 81 the above 10
aCourt. for S2,s0O and one for So 5Ou All of the
above houses are new. well arranged, and pleasantly
situated. Apply TO j. c. PROCTOR, Middle Street,
below Post Office. jy31 DIFF
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Foreign MARKETS. per Atlantic telegraph


LIVERPOOL, dbg. 10.
The sales Of cotton fer the week hive been $4,000
bases; prices have declined },l per pound on the
week. EIiddng uplands ara quoted at 1a5d. To-
daS S sales were s,G00 bales,
LONDON, Hug. 10.
(ons0ls were quoted al tie close of business to-day
at .7t for money. Tie latest Slies OF American
rites To-day were at the following priccs United
States 5-20s were quoted at Csh. illinois Central
shares closed al 7JY. Erie Railroad shares were quo
ted at Close at a05f FF wR
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INSURANCE.
Insurance Comma.
nv of BOStOn.

The Agency of his Company has been removed To
No. ID Free street. All persons having claims
for losses at the late fire. on Policies issued by this
and payment. Pol cies will be issued as formerlV.
on all insurable property at fair rates OF premium
This Company is well known as one Of the most re-
jyS NATHL F. pEERrNG, Agent.
INSURANCE THE HOME INSURANCE CO
u with Gapital ana A Assets exceeding $3.50, 900,
the fire OF the inst prepared to issue polcies
as favorable terms as are consistent with prompt
and in all other Comp mics represented Inv lid
Agency juli7d6 Dow & LIBBY.
IT 9. Twombiey, General Insurance Broker.
IL. would inform his many friends and The public
generally that he is prepared e continue the fnsur-
and Marine Insurance to any extent in the best Com
pinies in the United States. All business entrusted
to my re shall be faithful ly attended TO-
Office at G. M. Rice's Paper Store, No. 1s3 Fore ST
where orders can be lett. Juliet
WAX l.at Of New York.
Cash Capital 800, 900
Cash surplus. 100000
Threetourths of the net profits are divided to fine
customers in Scrip bearing interest, redeemabIe in
the order Gifts ISSUE,
This company has paid in full all its losses by the
fire Of July and 8, amounting to $41 500 sustain-
honorable dealing. - f~lF
Insurance on Dwelling and Farm Property, espec-
ally solicited.
FOYE, COFFIN & SWAN, Agents, Is, =
Jul11d4w 1855 Fore ST., up stairs.
NOTICE-The Stockholders OF the DirIgo Insur-
~ an Company are hereby notified that the Di-
rectors OF said Company have this day determined
that the full amount of all the notes given for stock
therein shall be paid on before August 90 1856.
one hundred dollars per share. Payment of said
notes must therefore be made as above al the Office
Of the Company, No. 1 Union Wharf, or the Direc-
lateral securities given for said notes. accordln to
the provisions OF the Bylaws Of sad Company.
By order OF the Directors, -
jul 10 I'm JEREMIAH DOW, Sec.
fNsURANCE-Losscs by the late fre all
paid up-An persons desiring sale Insurance,
may place full confidence in the Companies repre-
sen;ed by j. d. SEAVEY, Agent,
Office, II Market Square.
Risks taken as low as in any good Company. -
JULIO aa - -
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TUESDAY, ANGUISH nh.
4 ottawa House.

yxEA Parties VISITING Cushing's Island during
I,,zsz&ss The Summer, can be accommodated at The
l,fElA IN Ottawf House with Refreshments such az
ga-MToa, Coffee. milk, lce-Cream, Cake Pies
and Fish Chowder; and every attention possible viii
be shown them, to NAL e their visit pleasant and
agreeable. ''''
GEORGE ALLEN,
- PrOPFiclOr.
fortianu, July Zd lS6C jy1du
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE. One OF
ID the finest homes in the Portland, nice two story
Hou g, 81 lendid garden, well stocked with cherry
p and pear trees Lot contains about a. 600 feet
Price only $1,000, Apply to W. h. JERRIS, dealer
in Rel Estate, at Horse Railroad office, opposite the
Preblc House. Julio r.
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House Lots.

ELIGABLE House Lots tor sale ON Thomas En-
~ cry and Congress streets; one near the head of
State street.
w. H STEPHENSON,
Portland, Aug S.-dtf I'd National Bank.
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A Double Cottage House on Braitlc Street. Each
house contains parlor. sittngroon, kitchen and four
chambcrs good cellars with plenty OF hard and soft
waiter. Will be sold low il applied for immediately
Apply 70 w. Ii. Jerris. Real Estate Agent, at Rail-
road Office, opposite Preble House.
:, Aug. S-dtf
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REAL ESTATE.
House and Lot for Sale

, MesttOroolI, near Norilrs Corner New-housc,
.mo-st9ry, " rooms, with all tic conyeniences:
modern style, well inishod with IA to acre Of land
IN reasoaoS: Enquire Of ANDREW CRAM. on
inc premises, OF ": u. Goodrich, Stevens Plains.
nus :, low ArguscDi,
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS,
PORT OF RITA Nd.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, August II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England Field, st John, NIB via
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood New York-Eme-y
& Fox. = ( =
Us steamer Mahoning, Webster, from cruise =
sen Planet, (of Tremont) Wilson, Maitland, Ms. 2
Sch Boston, GriiSn Boston.
Sch Amazon, fin, Bangor ..rg
Sch Hudson, Tinker, fremont Cd
Sch Majestic, Slower, Jonesport ,.-.-
Sch Orion, DAVIS, Jouesport.
Sch Majestic, Poland, Bangor
Sch Essex, ROmer Bangor. e--f
Sch Albatross, Crockett, Bucks2ort
CLEARED.
Brig Abbie G Titcomb, Titcoms, Turks islands
1ittlejohn & Chasa. IT
Sch Lyra Br) Purdy St John, NIB 1E
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth = Eastern
Sch Emeline, Farnham, Damariscotta = Eastern
SAILED-Shp Crusader barque w IIol,rook:
1rigs Prentiss Hobbs and Torrent; sch Kate Carl
Ion, and others. - -
Sunday, August 12.
ARRIVED. g
Barque Richard Irwin, SLerburn. SoIem IN lead
for Buenos Ayres. So"' " '
Sch Noel tBr) Marsters, iIsrbe ePpT R,v Ms;
Sch PRINCE Royal, BIZ Gillespie, St John Mr.
Sch Charlie, (Br) Hannah, st Andrews. Nh ). d. =
IL.
Sch Beliona, Grant, Sullivan.
Sch Willie Seayey, Trefethen, Monhegan, with 1ao
bbls mackerel ~
Sch Alice, Curtis, Bath. FEFFatA
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
Cid at Philadelphia 10th, schs Willard, and
George Deering, fol Portland
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York. ' f 'N-' 1ei'
AT 2St 6 Srg Jennie Clark, Lewis st John, NIB
stow Cronstadt No-Ar 9Th, brig Ballot Box Bar
Below s.oT a. Quarantine, barque brunswick, sylves-
70 SAwANNAH-Ar 4tf barque orcl,illu, Hayener,
CHARLEsToN-Ar 9Th, brig G n An.
Boston. - ]Ahen, harDer,
Ar 18th, sch David Faust Lord, Philade,nhio
Cid 9TH, brig JAS Baker Thompson Pbii ia.
Bost n. Doushty,
st John. NIB. ----.-l- 'e' -''ohey'
Cid 9TH, sch Vesta Clark Providence
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EtARM for Sale. The subscriber offers bis
farm for sale or will exchange ior city properly
1t is rst rate farm OF ITO acres, with two story
1ON6O There is never falling supply of good wafer
and wood lot. Said farm is situated on the road
from the latter place. For further particulars apply
to DOW & JOHNSON, Moulton street, or j. H.
Cock, on the premises. 5grci ~ n Z iv27-eodtf
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For Sale.

g. HOUSE No. Laurel street. EThelotfs 30 feet
k# front by 81 feet and inches deep. Ii contains
.GsaA nine finished rooms is gas piped, plentiful
supply OF hard and soft water and very senient-
ly arranged, and in prime condition. Terms cash.
ture.s "a ~ - II
Fer further particulars enquire on the premises.
aug9-2w
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Nesira5ic House for sale. In Falmouth,
- Fore Side four, miles from Portland. One
OF the most desirable places now offered. sixty-two
acres OF land thrry-fye of which is tillage, thirty
HAY, fence good. plenty of good water, new two
stored houses containing fourteen finished rooms
Price 100000, terms and payment easy; would ex-
Is now offered at a bargain. 1t is one of the most
beautiful situations on 'sFore Side,. commanding
splendid view of the Ocean, Islands, and the sur
rounding country. Apply to Capt. George Haskell
on the premises Or to DIR. G. Ludwig Congress
Square. 4 4 AfN 'FfF n II "a -
Portland, July 81, 1866. - eoitf
[)OR SALE. A dwelling house, centrally 1ocat-
a. WITH az the modern improvements. Apply
10 d. Y. PROCTOR. f-gEElFN jy12-eodIm
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And LOT!

O. god sized two storicd House, suilah,. c,r
Z W two large, or four small families or tyr n haarJ
:. sssh ing housc-1S roonls-good cellar anil cxccjen+
water. Lot 55 by 100 feet. Fine shade trees in fnni
This property is in Saccararpa Village near the Cot
ton Mills. Price only $1,000. Apply to w. H. ,IER-
RIS Real Estate Agent, opposite Prcblc House
Portland. jy3O,l3vy
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a T,OR SALE. The pretty Cottage Hmse. Nc. @.
Il Franklin street. The House has MIRO f:nishc,
rooms and good brick cistcrn for so water 1t w:i}
made p ORDER AMI for convenience is one III the btti
in tic city, For Particulars inquire at fyo &c Myrtle
Portland. August l, 1sce. 1nGi auc1d2w.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE! a
0 FINE STORE LOTS ON CONGRESS
STREET,

Opposite Mechanics Hall, Cellars nearly COM
" lletcd for two stores. Good two story house in
iherear. Lot torty-vc feet front and about leo feet
deep. F4 @ ass q
three brick and wood-a in good repair aud sup
Piled with an abundance Of pure acquedut water
81 500 each
Also the last house on tho northeast side of Alder
Streer. Price $500. AK n NEA6aGs s. y
Apply to W. III: yERRIS, Real Estate Agent, Of
fec opposite lrebc House. aug11diw
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HOTELS.
AMERTCAN HOUSE.

q The subscriber. lately proprietor of the
EEE-s American House. which was .,lcstroyei i'm
.rkS,H the great fire, bcgs tn announce 10 his old
HEEAiH friends aud lltrOns that he has leased the
lGHnA commodiom building ON the corner OF Midi
,le ana lniEl Streets, Portland. has rcftied and re-
furnished 1t thronhout rnd VIII opon It for the ac-
commodatiou of tie public
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9Th.
The new establishment VIII also be known Ms the
meiclu House; ami the proprietor solicits renew
nj OF the public patronage so liLerly accorded him
nc ms old Stand. H'la WM. NJ. LEWIS.
August ath. 1erG. Dim
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For Sale

rINHE lot OF Land on the westerly corner Of Con-
L gress and Pearl Sts fronting on Congress street
about Ill feet and on Pearl about 80 feet.
apply to CHARLES E. BARRETT
At Office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
Portland Aug. 8. 1866. loo augatf c,
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his Office.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the
numerous important Surgical Operations per
formed by DR.. johnson, witnessed by the re-
PortelS OF The Sun and many other papers,
again before the public, besides his stantiinp
as gentleman ofcharacter and Responsibility
ls a sutnctent guarantee to the afIlcted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
7 feh20-lyH S@"-4N'
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JunHFrNeg oor or NIP FR41Na7PAN

sn..es alaaian -. ..1..,.....s.,, Ii,
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JUMPIN9 our OF FHHpi FR4TNasPAN
INTo THE FIRB.ATh troubles sof Rue
doiPh schaher, who keeps a beer satl
loon on Market street; are many and
serious. "A short time since a young
gentleman demolished aspoTtion Of his
stock IN trade; ON Saturday he met
with another serious loss; and on Yess
terday morning sliIl a greater one q Il
The facts are theses . On Saturday,
Francis Yost and George Connolly;
being dry, entered Mr.. SIS saloon, and
Mr.. O. called for beer. They were
promptly supplied, and as promptly
emptied their respective glasses. This
being done, Mr.. @. walked Oh. Me- a.
was about to follow suit, when Mr.. s.,
becoming thoroughly alive to the sitn-
alton, halted him, and demanded paw
ment for the two glasses of beer. This
was refused, hut one glass. that of g.,
was finally paid for. S7s' 7s4iia 49,
About this time Mr.. @! returned, and
was requested by Mr.. s.. to fork over a
five cent piece, He aWaB astOnished.
He asked Mr.. 8. what kind Of Dutch
man he was. using other 'insulting
language, which Mr.. s. couldn't make
plain in English. i7' q he
II was proper that Mr.. g. and Mr.. q
should be arrested. They were arrest
ediat the instance of Mr., s., ahCE the
facts being substantially as we have
stated them, the case was dismissed at
the cost of the prosecutor. .sar'i
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THE "TIdHT RoPE AsCENsIoN.'I- IA
dense crowd was assembled last EVEN
ing to witness the celebrated gymnast,
NJ. Denier, give his first ''ascension, p
on a rope stretched across Main street,
from the roof of the Grant House to
the roof Of the tall bull ding opposite.
The performance was all that could
be desired in the way Of tight rope ex-
hibitiDg, and showed In aithFilling
manner what can be done by nerve and
skill. NJ. Denier has been gymnRst
from his youth, and is SO thoroughly
familiar with his present business that
he is apparently as much at home on a
tight rope as an ordinary mortal is in a
feather bed. He has such complete
confidence in himself that the spectator,
no matter how timid, soon watches his
daring feats with eager delight.
The principal fcats of n. Denier were
the walking forward and backward
with eyes blind olded-with feet encit-
cled with a hoop-and a series of start
ling revelations on the trapeze. a,
This evening at 6 O'Clock, he will
trundle a wheel barrow across therope,
walk across in a sack, and performs
other feats which our citizens should
one and alIgo to see.
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Tar horses attached to the carriage
of one OF our prominent citizens ran
away yesterdAy evening. The occu-
pants Of the, carriage were fortunately
spilled out without injury only the
scratch. The carfiafe was tihshed to
pieces against q post. The horses were
soon checked q lss < l5trlss
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These are some of the sad and meIancbo,,,
S SUe produced by early habits Of youth Wy.
" WEAKNESS OF the Back and Itin1bS Poj1's 10 10
the Head, Dlmness or Sight Los Or NITI rS ~
E55ower. Palpatation of the Heart, DyspensSiiaa'
NeEyouS lrIttability, Derangement Of the nj nj,
foIns ~ rn's,, Seneral Debility, Symn.
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thousands of persons of all ages can no,r
Judge what Is the cause of their JeclInSn,
health, losing their vigor, becoming STcais
Pole, nervous and eulaciated, having a Sinpi,.'
t IN appearance about the eyes, Cough, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-07

THE caseof Sarah Greenwood, charg-
ed with eausing tpmult and disorder,
by an assault upon another female,
was continued at 'defendant's cost, on
motion of counsel fot dsEsndaiit,g until
.'1gedne day morning, IN order TINT aSl-
ditional witnesses . might be sum-
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
cave Wheeling Sun-l cave Cumberland
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Nv. n. dsJsI.PfCKERING
And by pr. g. B. Stidser, bIOnndsville, W.
" 2E; q. Carr and DR.. j. n. BOucock'
Ladies', by sending 500 to either Of the
above agents TO the Wheeling Post ONCE, can
% any part of the country, "free 81 postage.
oc22Iyd Sole Proprietor. New York.
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A NEW residence Is being erected on
Monroe, fronting Byron street, for the
pastor Of the Baptist congregation,
which recently purchased the st, Math-
eW's Episcopal Church. 1t bids fair to
be q fine building. The locality. is de-
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THE FRUIT EsrABLIsHATENT on Fifth
street, opposite the Cathedral, has been
commenced, and VIII, under the direc-
tton of the enterprising gentlemen who
have engaged in the enterprise, be
pushed rapidly to completion.
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TEE parties, engaged in settling a dis
Pute about eggs on Saturday last, were
before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing. They were each fined one dollar
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PuRIlIC SALEl

NVHE WILL OFFER FOR
u sale on their preml4es at the East end OF
known as the Dunlap & Co. Mills on
Wednesday, August Sth, 1853, the following
pproperty. W: one STEAM SAW SIif II. mean.
ly new, in good running order, withsufiicient
Wrenches, DC, One set Of Blacksmiths tools,
three yoke Oxen, one pair Wheels, one two
horse Wagon and Harness, three IFucl1Sand
avaEiety of tools, Beds and Bedding, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c,
Sale TO commence at lOoiciock, Al MI
Terms made known on day of sale.
[ For particulars enquire OF VIM. II. Dunlap,
at the Mill, or to j. X. BotsfOrd, Wheeling,
w. Va. DUNLAP & CO.
iau2-lws ga ft-ff y IN taf EV !
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WATERPROOF have como to town.
Plenty of them are exposed for sale by
the different parties who supply the de-
mand for "fruits in their season."
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C. n. CoLLIRRi Registrar of Madison
Township, has resigned, and VIM.
Rhieldafier appointed in his place.
ONCE No. 1sl, West side of Market
Square ID Ward.
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CRY CouEcIl IN hdj6urned meet
ing OF the End Branch Of the City Conn-
ipilsVlla held last evening, at which was
couaideted the ordinance entitled AN
otainence grant thf the exclusive right
to ontrAet Street RAILWAY IN the
atraets Of the cisy.lii - el5lsi
Amer much discus ion pro and con
the ordinance, in an amended form,
was passed By q two liirIj vote.
Other minor bnsine as then trans.
acted, when the meeting adjourned.
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LABoRERs are busily removing the
gravel bank, opposite Harper's Hat
and Cap Store, preparatory to laying
ness house. sss
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-There was much
business done In this Court on Yester-
day, the preceding forty-eight hours
the peace and good order Of the city.
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THE Workmen have got as far as the
junction of Washington and Main
streets with the work oHlaying the new
20-tnch pipes.
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only S5--Soldiers.

AT LAST THE BOUNTY BILL HAS
n passed, and 3 q sure thing. Those who
have received sl0o, and have never been vete-
dress the undersigned. From my very con-
siderable experience and facilities know
that can give entire Atiafaction to all who
come. Bring your discharges. Optional
whether wounded soldiers, widows, or or
ph1nl, pay fee or not. Charges S.
JOHN w. SCHULTZ,
y. 8. Claim Agent,
ank7.lW cor. "a & Danny sts., RitehietoWn.
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Trustees Sale of a valuable Farm
in Mashall County, w. Va.

III mdoudu OUuuIyI We td'
DY VIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUST
ID from NJ. P. O'Hern to me Is Trustee dat
ed March 30th, 1854, l will offer for sale at the
front door OF the Court House, in Ohio Cpun-
tyi on Thursday July 18th, i1S98, at 10 O'Clock
9. M, that valuable property known as the
NeecelYplace. being q part ofthe estate Of the
late Benz. McMechen, Esqo containing
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, about
three miles south of this city. Thlsland ex-
tends from the Ohio river to the hill, is
underlald with coal and limestone; is of
the best quality and admirably adapted for
gardening purposes. There Is q comfortable
two story brick dwelling house, out-hotises,
and a good orchard on 1t. a.
Terms Will beymade known on day of sale.
The title to the above land is believed to be
indisputable, but selling as Trustee will con-
yey only such title as Is In me vested by said
de 1ai$.td trust Ii P441l4IpFF4E $lSlass
The above sale has been postponed until
S.P. HiLDRETH,
1yl3 Trustee.