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W@In another column will be found
notice of q meeting of the Officers,
Managers and Trustees Of the Soldiers
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MORE NEW PAINT.-The building
owned by Dr.. Hall, OH Cedar street, has
been reprinted in fine style, and looks
rs fresh as the faces of a newly-married
couple.
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AT CosT.-Now is the time to purchase
your variety goods cheap. Alden has
variety of Yankee Notions, Threads,
Hosiery, Buttons, &C., which he will
sell at nett cost to close. Also, a good
assortment Of pocket cutlery at cost. A
rare opportunity.
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r ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post
i office at Upton, State of Iowa, on the 2lst
day of May, 1866:
Altman Ellis Walker, A. G.
Grimes, James WaterhOuse, j. Z.
Hill, Miss Liza Young b. F.
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant
must call for advertised letters" give the date
Of this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
Ifnot called for within one month they will be
sent to the dead letter office.
May Dist, 1866. S. $. DANIELS, z. NJ.
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SIGNIFICANT.-Many farmers living
near the Chicago & Northwestern r. r.
are hauling their wheat through our
town and across the NJ. 4 Nj. r. r. to
Muscatinc, to market. What does it
mean?
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FOR sALE.-Town property and sor-
linn, molasses. See advertisement.
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TIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF An
l. INVALID.
Published for the benefit and a CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN ard others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood &C., supply
ing at the same time THR MEANS or -SELF-CURE. by
one who cured hims ELF after undergoing consdra-
BILE quackery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed en-
velope single copies free OF charge may be had Of the
author. NATHANIEL MAlFAlK, ESQ.,,
n6yi Brooklyn, Kings Co., X.
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M "A RIED,

On the 18th Inst, at the residence of Jame
Horn Esq, by Rev. j. w. Kynett, Mr.. GEO. w
MILLER and Miss CATHARINE +. HORN; all 0
Cedar county, Iowa.
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STRAYED or STOLEN

4 CHOICE assortment of PIPES, tn their
n many varieties, as also additional supplies
OF Prime Tobaccos-just received 1t
March LIST, 1885, ALDENS>
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-14
SPfefNG HILL COLLEGE,

VWNHIS Institution, so well know in this and in the
l. neigh0o1ing States, had the good fortune tC
escape during til late war unhurt aud unimpared il
its efficiency.
The plan of studies comprises the Commercial ano
the Classical
The Commercial course n, -des the study of the
English French S panish q rmau Languages, oil
Geography and History, OF Arithmetic and Book
keeping, of Algebra and Geometry.
The classical course embraces, besides the branches
above mentioned the Latin and Greek Langus gss,
Rhetoric Natural and Mt ntsl Philosophy, Chemistry
Astronomy and the higher branches of Mathematics
The age of admission Is from to fifteen years;
and one be admitted unless he knows how to
read and write.
The next session will open the ST OF DECEM
BIER Terms for the whole session (Which l. SITS 10
months) including board I'D !Gitio washing, medical
Fees and Statione .-..---------.....-.-$2O0 W
Entrance Fee observation-disclosures 10 90
These terr4s are payable in gold or its equivalent
For further particulars apply to the President.
Spring Hill College, near Mobile; Ala.
Nov l4d3m. #. GAUTRELEF.S j.
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mlstelIantous Advertisements.
TO TnE Citizens OF MIssIssIPPI

TO TIE CITIZENS OF M1SSISSIPPI
| TIE termination Of sarguna1y contest which
tor the pest four has presented an impossible
barrier 80 all social ecmm.reial intercourse be-
| tween the two great sections of our country having
at length hap lily cleared away all obstacles to a re.
newal Of these reati1 which formerly bound us to-
gether in frSternAl unon take the earliest opper
tanity afforded by this aaspcious event, to greet
my Southern friends, aud to solicit from them re-.
ne@al Of that extensive business connection which
for a quarter Of ceRtEry ha been uninterrupted
| save by the great public calamity to which havo
adverte1.
Il Is scarcely p~cessrry on .ae threshold Of bust
ness unon, should repeat the warning so ofteR
give 70 my triens-i" beware OF ai those spurious
AID tCletCTCus ouus h;eh under The sf,ecious
aEd IA 50 title of imported Wines, Brandes Holland
Gin, Liquors *. have been tqualiy destructive to
the health q our czeus as preudioal to the inter
esks OF the legitimate Importer
Many years Of my past lie have been expended in
open end candid attempt 70 expose these whaIess "a
fraa6s; no time nor expense has been spared to &C
couplish Till sslutsry purpose and to plaza before
my friends and the public generally, at the lowest
ma ket price, ana Ia such quantities mish suit
their convenience ;ruly genuine i'm ported article
Twenty five years business transactions with the
largest and most respectable exporting housss in
France Great Britain lave afforded me unsurnas
sed facilities for supplying our home market with
Wines, Liquors, aud Liqnufes the best and mo 4
approved brands ia Europe, in addition 70 nv own
- Chiedam Schnaps" at
The latter, SO long tested and approved by the met
South America Invaluable Therspertic a
wholesome pleasant and perfectly sefe beverage ia
all climates and during all seasons quickly excited
The cupidity Of the home manufacturers and vendors
If 5 urious article under the same name.
trust that have, AFTER much toll aud expense sur
rounded all my appropriations with safeguards and di
roctions which with ordinary Crcums ps elton WIN
their delivery, rs receive them rom Europe
10 all my
would, however, recommend in all cases wheru IL
is possible that orders be direct to my depot y
Beaver Street New York, OF that purchases b. made
Of my accredited agents
IL addition TO a large stock of Wines, Brandise &c
10 wood, have considerable sSpply of cid tried
foreign vines embracing viutages Of many wears
past bottled up before the commencement of the wa
which can especially recon- mend to all connoisseurs
of these luxures.
In conclusion, wsuld specially call the early atten-
ton of my Southern customers the advantage TO be
derive by transmitting their orders without less
time, calling personally the DEPOT In order to
insure the uinent Of ther ders out of the present
large AMI well selected Assortment.
.- UDOLPHO WOLFE,
dec 2l.d3m % Beaver Street. New York
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OH RENT.

'INHE Plantation ~ IS. H. p Washington. three
n miles North Of Ui2a binds county, is Tor rent
Tor the year 1866 II is &C .he best upland pIaats
commodious dwelling, with sever rooms, and mecca
sary oItouiiding1. negro quarters, sufficient for
seventy five negroes good giA house and splendid
stands, two good wells and good estern In fact
every convenience necessary. There is $40 acrts
cleared, the majority Of which IL fresh land. Mr.
John Brown, M. Robert White or Mr. Daniel Yates
who lives near the place, will show It to any ono
desiring to rent. Fo, terms apply the undersigned
Asi y L. HUDSON.
2dtf
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499 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.

.sei'a-#-t
The attention Of the public and the trade ~
our NEW SCALE 7 OCTAVE RosEwoOn
IIANo FORTES, which for volume and npritv Of TO-.
are uFaValled, by any hitherto offered in this marie.
Ihey contain ali the modern improvements. French.
t1fapd Action, Harp Pedal, Iron Frame ovsrStrpne
bass De. AID each Instrument being made under the
personal super vision of Mr. j. II GroTesteen who
mas had apTaetical experience of over IS vaars n
their manufacture, is fully warranted in every par
tieula-. is .r-. rf,st.,.---
The "Grovesteen Piano Fortes"
received the award of merit over
all others at the celebrated
$ Worlds Fair. $50
Wh&re-were- exhibited Instruments from the he,
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Pbiladeipb,a
baltimore, Boston, and New York and also at thu
american Institute for Ave successive years, the
gold and silver medals from beth Of which can be seen
at our ware room. 3 d 55
BY the introduction Of Improveneuts, we make n
still more perfect Piano Forte, and by manufacturine
largely, with strictly ash system, are enabihd To-
oFer these instruments price which wiz precInda
all competition.
PRICES-Eo.e l, Seven Octave. round
corners Rosewood, plain case 1915.
No. z. Seven Octave. round CORNERS, Rose
wood heavy moulding $500. bce
No. 3. Seven Octave, round corners. Rose
wood Louis XI V style 1926.
Terms. Net Cash In Currens Fupds.
Descriptive Circulars Sent Free.
AZ css 5 6m
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A Fine Plantation
For Sale or Rent.

offer for sale rent, (prtfer seiing) spiendo
under tolerable fencc ay good dwelling and negro
quarters. There hundred acres on the place
that are as good creek and bottom as Kinds county
affords Said place lies three miles west OF Terry )
Depot ON the N. o. j. & G. N. II. RsgApply TO the
undersigned adjoining said plantation
Dec diff l.. HUDSONI'Agent'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-10

NorHTSo EouAn TO. IT. SoLp.-Such
Is the testimony which we receive nom
hundreds who hre using the g E.reessiorr
BdktAS iD1sder.1s For Bises,its,l Buck
.pheat and other, Ggieidte cakes it is es-l
pecially adapted, mdlzihg them light
and crisp and W holesome., Beispt;e qg
Imftda6nsy SEQ that you get Logan,
Last C OBS. 9. EreeLsioT, BoLIa0 RotOder:7
Sold by denlers everywhere. - q = 3. .
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Female CoSvIcr lFRoM TAYLOR
CouxrY.-Depnty Sheriff f. N. cald-
well, OF Taylor county, visited tho city
yesterday bringing with him n female
prisoner, Dorothy watkins, convicted
ON the SOth of November last by the cir
cult court for TINT county of a felony, the
offence being theft of money. Dorothy
was sentenced TO one year in the state
wears In tho county jail, awaiting trial.
She is now ensconced. Mt; Mr.. Jones
nopulRr boarding house on 9th street.
;SheriT. Caldwell, while in the city,
paid over to the State treasury a por-
ton OF the revenue of Taylor county.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

nB- Doors fANnISHoEs WHOLESALE AID
RErAfIs-MeSSs. BlQnoc 4 Baphman, at No.
lIOT Main street, corner OF Sprigg alley, would
fully inform the pubiic that they have
in store n IHrge stock Of boots, shoes and gait
ems, to which they are constantly receiving
gnIlca, X unsurpassed in the city. Country
merchants, and all Others, win do Wen 10
give US n call before purchasing elsewheres
dec9SIm sstfs
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TnE aDoa-oNi COMPANY AaAIS.-
We are in receipt of letter from the
enierprising founder OF the Dog-on
Company,"of which organization we
made mention yesterday. weare sorry
to learn tint the company has about fall
len through, in consequence of which
we shall not publish the "items" OF the
same. The iinnedfilte cause of the sus-
pension OF the company is said TO be
the result OF the action of some of the
stockholders, who refused to allow cer=
tain prices, considered by them rs eS-
brilliant, for an old horse, AN old shot
gun, and IA ground dog. -------=--
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Sheriff s Sale of Iron Squeezer.

ToHN HAMILTON AND ALEXANDER
81 Rogers, late partners under the hrm name
of Hamilton & Rogers. who sue for the use OF
Alexander Rogers, -. Eliphalet e Dewey.
ftH4-lafl
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ANursANCE.-weha have been requested
to call the attention of the proper au-
thority-probably the, street commits
sioner-to n nuisance in the shape OF an
intirm old locust tree standing on the
corner or Main md Division streets
As IL now is, there is constantly danger
OF its falling, in which event, on q
tharoughInro 50 mnCh used, serious
accident may be tho result. WOOD
man." don't Yspare that tree"
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Commissioners Sale
~ n n 80 -sI9ltf ID = -
Good Timber Land on the B. & o.
sa9d Railroad. q 4. Z.
glGood Oil IIanfs.

aHH=TTa - .aHHt "a
DuRSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court Of MaFshhn County, West
Virginia, made ~ the November term, n. ID!
OF land belonging to the estate of John n
oliver aeceassd, lying IN the county and State
Aforesaid. and appointtng the undersigned
authority, of the widow and adnlt heirs, We
will ofier the whole Of the above tract OF land,
situated on both sides Of the p a OR. RI az
eBoard Tree tunnel, and containing about
1919 ACRES, sft.,-t So
Mt public sale. The mnd g OF superior quail
fty well VVafered, and about 800 ACRES cleared
under fence and wen set In timothy and
clover Theret Is = fine young bearing orchard
Of peach aud apple on the place, alsoiA eom=
Portable log dwelling house, com crib wagon
shedI &c. The timber; land Is known as the
Gated In. West Nirginias abonnding IN oak,
poplar, hickory sugar and black walnut.
This property e really, desirable either Tor
b &C r. r.. thirty ut f1flfS 'fr0rn Whesi1
ing, with the advantaga or both eastern and
western markets. and iioining the lands Of
the sRellton Land and Mining CompanysST
where there are several wells being sunk,
with very nattertfg pfospects of oil. II Is
country. A full and complete title VII he
gtvens the widow and adult heirs Joining In
the, deed. Possession given on condemnation
O. Sale by ne The SUE VII be held At
ThnFstlay, 1Ith or January, 1866.
At O'Clock p. m. TeTm@One third cash in
hand, md the residue ON q credit Of six and
WE'VE months, with interest to be properly
Persons desiring further inf6rfnat ION css.r, Z
obtain e by addressing Jos. R AfeEain. Ca6SS-a
=. JOHN N. b A1,PSsa l.sii2
80 a7S 'asst JoS. r. McEAIes, I ~ \
B4lumore American VIII publish daily I'm
Sales and send hill 10 ]. r McIatn, G18ySyIlle
y ltts copy OF sller. -. =, : fiis,f +.
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II
Infalt6le m directing rregnlarities, Remoy-
tngohstfuctlons Of the Monthly Turns,
4 :, nom Whatever Cause, and
ABMAHs' spcoESsF LaAssAPREvRNTIvR.
5f,isl 81 q g. r-------- ( : i.faiSd-i
" = now9Ser thirty years since the aboys
~ v ny ok
have been s,rfensitlS aIi s ,,i
in Iriost Of TIE pubiie instftufions rs Ven =,
m Ilriyafe prcfice Clf bofil I1itS
unpa1aiieleif success IN eyery Case. and it'ia
only at the urgent REQUEST OF the flIons
sands OF Ladies' who have used them. tlINf he
Is induced TO BE the Pills public for The nj
ose stll nom any frfegu-
as ~ 1s,iis ~ ~ 70 an IN.
II = WIZ roe IeI'iiii
rss,Ss,1r =, G
posing Themselves 50. are caSfloned aaaInsf
using these Pills while in that Condition. Ie<st
they invite MIiscaf - amer tVhiiI1 nj.
F1f 1Sniti4ni the sSIesoT responsi
any mischief 20 health Other wise ttle Piiis
are recommended asa
MIST NY STTfk fsTir5 -T3xSkffs+rri{Iv-s.7-
for all tI10sa an icffnsS I1,1T1 11iaf,1s =
10 the sex. Viz n 81 NJ It
!hNdton, Reteaton Pan iis ne BaeE md Iotif.
Hedd ~ ,ss ~ e 3esd5 e , &c
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"HUN-IrI-Do-R1.',-Asthe evening for
tho lecture ofitHun-kI. do-ri' apProaeh-
6, the interest in the affair continues %
increase, and manifests itsolf In the
most practical manner, viz; the demand
for reserved seats. The sale yesterday
resulted flatteringly. Those wishing
choice seats had better avail themselves
or the chance now offered. stl
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THE river was still falling yesterday,
with about five and n half feet in the
channel. The marks are lost in the
shore ice, aud guess work must supply
the demand for Information which Is OF
not much account now. tmI
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p8-A Chance TO 0bfain any OF the
Above Articles foftenej DoIlars by Pur-
chasing q sealed Envelope Tor 10 cts
81; eleven for s., thirty for s5s EtXty-fiYe for
$40; one hundred for SD u Il llea :. 30
In8-AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Our patrons are desired tOseud United States
money when II IS convenient.a Long Letters
are unnecessss igl5 s.,,s iIiir,a a. ~
case be accompanied by the CASH, with The
name of the person sending. and Town,
County and State plainly written. Letters
should be addressed to the Managers as fol-
lows r-,ss',f 81 As,ll l,sstsl.sa ~ 3is5i.5 lsi
GOODWIN HUME &, Co.,
Box 5T09Post once, Newly York
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GONE 10 RlcHMoSp,-Hon. Camp
bell Tarr, State Treasurer, LEFT on the
Sunday evening train fora visit Ofsorie
dnys TO Riehmond. =. -.
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For Sale.

N WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND aR II
j now nyeln ON Water Street. e fronts q ~
s inches By 81 feet deep There 8 a very COINS
Inodfous dwelling house with rooms md 4.
hath hoInse, with both hot and cold MAO
Stable hnd ice house al In good repair. AZ
viii sen my groosries and give poSsezion to
the person Purchasing II they want them a.
tIEtsh % quit buSiness .Eor Particulars In
q sep4+tfi tiitwateIS ST, Wheeling, W. va 4
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poIcE couRr.-In the Police Court
yesterday Cora Wilson, for lewdness,
WINS fined SO and costs, but falling TO
pay. she was sent up for thiEtydays.
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The Zanfretta Troupe, which are now
holding forth nightly, at Washington
Hall, will give n grand matinee TINS AT.
ternoon, for the benefit OF tadles ana
children. ~ ..s-aIi.5, - r
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- IT, 49, H -
wAsHISuroN HAII.-A' stock holder
in the Washington Hall Association.
while rcgretting tho fact that there was
too much cause for tho few remarks
made by us the other morning. rs TO the
needy condition OF the hall in It's several
rcspects enindicated. in order TO make
1t a relishable place for the public, es-
pecially for ladies, calls our attentiont to
the fact that the halIhas not been pay
ing investment; by any means, TO It's
stockholders, and while the association
have not done all that they could wish,
and all that they desire and intend TO
do for the public convenience and COM
fort, yet they have done much more
through long course of years than
they have been Compensated for. 1t is,
and has, for some time bnclS, been the
intention of the association TO put the
hall in better order than 1t has been
lately, such as re-seOtinga thoroughly
cleansing it The association intend
tJ,nf the illace shall be made comForta-
nroNe In a pecuuinry way, they expect
10 make 1t more and moro attractive.
We may ntld in this connection that
we have no doubt that whit a stock
holder SAYS as TO the nnn-di vidend pay
ing character of the Washington Hall
MO- halieYe there has been pretty good
,rrosnects for ultimate remuneration.
xiii we deem il mono the less true that,
If the Association would put tho Hall
in first-class order in all respects 1t
would rreatIylredon 20 their profit rs
!, mere peouniary Investment to- say
nothing OF the good VIII that would
certainly accrue 20 them IRON, the puts-
lie. Make the place conpl etelY attrac-
tive and it viii be much more apt to
I,s natroniZed every might in the week.
While We certainly wish the Hall ASS
sociation all reasonable profit, We are |
connlIy concerned for the good name |
Of our city and the celnfort Of our Peo7
pie. l..L.it. p 4 y llill g lHt,-l ~
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To Be Sold for One Dollar Each.

Without regard to value, and not be paid
for until yon know what you VIII receive,
5OEleg' mt Rosew' d Ptanos -. EAc L., .,
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TN CHANCERY.


Alonzo Loring, Administrator of the Estate
of Jefferson L. Sangston, deceased.
By virtue OF a decree rendered in the above
cause Oct u, 1855, shall, on Monday, the 18th
daytofT FebHunry, 1865, at 10 O'Clock ta- my Sa4
~ lie ffdntdoor of the Court HOUSE, thefolA
lowing described property, or a sufhctepcy
thereof TO pay the debts mentioned In the
Bill in this case, 10 wilt:
Lots Nosl3 and 4 IN square 29tiH Buena Wis
ia addition 10 the City OF Wheeling. Also,
all that part OF lot No: IL, in square Y, sit
uated at the corner of Union and Fifth stsI
south OF Union and west Of Fifth sts;, bounds
ell as f0llowS 10 Wit Beginning at inter;
section Of $iid Union and EfIhi sts; thenee
west s. feet 4incheson' Union ST., thence south
IS feet to an foot alley, running from Filth
81. to a II foot alley, which runs into Union
St, thence east with the1north side of said
foot alley to Fifth St, thence northwardly to
the beginning. Also the following described
real estate, situate on Filth St, in the City Of
wheeling, toSw1t;: Lots npnntefed Q, no II and
lls in u &c Ritchie's addition to the town OF
Wheeling, and the adjoining four lots on the
east side OF said lots 0, 10, IL and - and which
-four adjoining lots are IN the addition TO
Wheeling called Buena Vista, and are NUM-
.bered Z, s, and 10 in square 80.
Terms made known on)dayi Of sale.
g. L. CRANMER,
jan9-SOd Commissioner.
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MARKET yesterday evening was but
slimly attended again. Butter was
selling at 85@4Oc. tig ig7tl saoisi.4
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Exacntor's Sale.

FJHRRR WInnBE OFFERED ATPBBEFC
sale on Thursday, the 18th day OF January
next. at Joel Woods, Marttnsvtne, OHIO,
household goods, one iron SAFE one eight day
eIock one gold watch. also, on the, same day.
al Bridsep6ft; Of, stock IN the First National
Bank or Smithheld, o., amounting 70 three
Bank OF Bridgeport, Q.SdoJthe amount OF
Three thousand dollars; stock in the Mer-
chants and MechanieS bank q " theetltg
lars: stock in the Wheeling Gas Company,
amounting to egiIt hundfed2and nifty dol
lars beiug the property OF F. B. McGrew, de-
ceased .iaie Of belmont county, Ohio. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
]. c. MCGREW, tf.4l
A. ]. McGREW,
Executors of the Estate OF f. B. MeGrew, de-
ceased. 1anb-Zt
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Commissioners Sale.

Executors Of the Estate OF F. B. MeG5ssyS,
ceased. la0b-ZI
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/ ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.

s. ITTNfAN1- - - = y - q =. =.
= Z y Proprietor.
Hatftoad Depot and Ia fiis essiffe OF ne
Duslne portion Of the eltySs3SI - = : +
al Ate 80 odattng p6ftetS IN attendapee at
l.l - 5ss-l.I sfI .sIe-ssI sep27-elaI.
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THE wEATHER.-Yesterd was
tOlerabiy cool, but taken altogether a
very pleasant winter day. 80. ~
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SALE or HoUSEHOLD GOODS.
m d FITFor Sale / M "a
Trustees Sale.

r r WILL OFFER AT PURIlG SALE ON
Il Saturday, Jan. 20, 1856, at 10 O'Clock 2 m,
At the font door OF the Court House OF ONO
comfy. viz: The center third part, being
tTrenty,two feet OF lot No. Jos, on the west
side Oh Markets squafeI5 OF street. m the Filth
WarTI- except 50 much as heretofore conveyed
to the City OF Wheeling for Market square
pa fs5' Pews No. n, n and IS in the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Terms cash.