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SyOfoo Gu,imoer,
@iltIer unS Silberplattirer,
emsReblt ten, pcebrten Yu6lifum Iein reiG.ecwdtIte8 Eager
ppn teut1den unb amerifdnifhen Nctape unb @d!ohtfrte-
y8odren An ZEN ~biutgfen Yretfen.
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s6rpttSrntr, Sffces unb &ifd9lpfen, GeDplser II. Yiaolen,
ptdttirte &blrplatten, &dfbentuGer II. fe'ne Srutptr.@ tutS
fur DAMIEN II. Serren; 9iet1etaf6en, 8Idertafaen Ylilitdr@
aus3etdnun8en u. IOnfti9 in nfin Bah etnf blassnte Irtifel.
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OiieoertA9e Ssmnf~Nrtjfefu,
unb Depot fir
Seine nro geipGblte lit6Dgrapb. &unEtperfe,
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GroBcr Oerfauf

GroRcr Oerfauf
ppn
8ereini9ten Staten &rie9szD taterial.
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453 Gplt's unH Sbdrp's Jule5,
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Sc S6rptltnten,
3,022 Wusttten uao Bud ienldu E,
1898 Wfuetetfn unb 6Gu@SapSnettf,
2l85 NeorIoer,
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1000 complete Gataaerie-A nfrlfun6en,
SIS 900 cpuplFte Snflnterte-
$500 gdtaOerte uub ArttIerte. Sattel,
10000 ~tDeilweie YErbe-A uSrufuuBe tite, 3u9el, Yierbt'
bIrfen, T1rttte u. |. 10,
5000 Satttlofdsr,
5000 Ibrtle BON rte.yfere l6trr,
1000 Wfunb 9ancner. Wiusftten SIdfen II. Sd86'YulSer
80 fGmicteiferre GIetle BON Sefungssfdfesten,
600 Spnnen alle5 WuBetfen,
q so &p1uen Gltt8 S07 ttfetien,
Wetdnl
100 l6mhtetfrnc Wren,
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1900 pddtife1,
@ne Quantttdt 3uteb6t gu WiuSfeten uO %Garatiner
@eidub. urb MuSruhurgSfuGf
~Itersi9ltee Yuatstenhude,
g6rt,eu9e uno Wtdidtnsn.
Rdufr perfeu erfudt tdS @t8entbunt tnrerbaib 10 &n'
sen M y fem 0ertdNf wf8iu5ttnGen.
SeC tnBun6fn b1dr.
Vt GIL. Of Drbprance Nrb Sreb. Brig. @tn. u 9 W.
Ale9tenD=G rfrudt.
Deiemter 20. 1866. tei31-ial3l
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Oenent(i@er @ertauf BON Subfftens Stores
uno leeren Sp(iS.

OeHentII0er Bertauf pom Sublilteni Stores
uno leeren Gp(i8.
office Dep. Commit Of SubTtf.
9oaftinetpn, 9@ 9 Sariar 1866.
Mnttent Subflen5 Dcpct tn Ilerantrtd. gd, fOlen am
0tfnHa9, %, SaEuar Is 6 ~f0lGente IberHatTae SubRhcni
Sitter an Ten Netattftenttn etttiuft pcrten
@s9en lis, 900 9htnb @orn tn @ebrtn. tn 92O S6den.
Sctrer BON G%ubdftnj @uterni
@r9en 1000 pfurb Bebnen,
235 Sufbsi GOrunlb',
5000 Qfun6 G d. nftn,
1855 . eyed,
1913 ~ ~BepEfeites Stint etI6.
Votn ne6
@e8'n 5000 Steifb. 8dTtr,
255 Wietl 30
so R0fee 10
"A @ttttsb unb @6i5 b
10000 boribrct.6ifeu,
179 9tht 30
eco Soften DO
ne6f elmer Menge Ven Metien rnb @pter.
gettneun9fn: %aur in Re8itrunes fUubs betm S}ttfrufe.
81. 8elI,
Hl1ihtmIl g1djOr nnb 6 9 Il g ".
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0effentli6er gsrtouf BON NesierunaS.G iQen.

NeHFntlIRer TerFoIF Don Ne%9lerWn95sGi0e
tbumt.
GfhCe res DcpOt-g p~ntmiTirs fir Gubfferi
aibtngt n 20. Dt3 1855,
Nm nerIta 6 IS. Sanuar, wcrten bic @sbdu-
itAtetien, welhe Ste
9te9ierungS=8 dderei in 9SOint 2oDtout, Wlb.,
btiben, auf Ehenttidee %rtttSn ~terfttsert nerbtn
&'eidbtn teftten avs tCn SauptaetGuten, 80 bet 100
6uB wtlGs ats &adtau8 bendet ruftrn.
Emet EiIeef. jtttr IS bet 50 8u6. unb Elm Tlaae( 20 BET
IS Sat; tbenFp @tbdute. peI6e ole Quartier' fir ii, tarjn
9eiAa. tt8ten bennet rpurben, ems IL set 80 SUE unb ems
unpefaGt 80 600 30 feline %enlbafien. ~
Dief'S @tsenttum TT fdnmtliG betna6e usu unb bieset
etne ieltens @elesenIeit fur ben Saul BON Rdubsl, unS
Sdfaetne + gautpede.
5Gnfe'n Gage werben Benattct FIR b!S gDeerdun,eu te.
f;eten @iBsntbumS.
8ettn8un8en- Bar tn ~Resitrans sfcuts am Ser
taufSaee. q. Bell,
(lian5alidt) 9Raier unS G. q II 2 "
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-13

tYrGiib emf Spbniou, - 0er Prdiioent
Der Ser. Staateu betleioet njdt nut Da8 9GdI!c,
Ipnbern aud, OaS mitbeppllItc &nlt III pcr grpBel
Nepl6lif. @ine a~meritdnilde &prreIpprlbell5 III
Der Zines gibt cine Sdilperln1 itiner tG9lldelI
SeldGItiAm10. lin 6 ll1r Derld6t Der YriIi0elt
ldpn iein Sdlafgemad unb mionlet ber 2ettitre
Der WtDr9enblGttcr p Gtunocn; pdlln llllnlllt e.
leiu SriibItiif eiu mo tegibt ii6 gum &uredlt Der
grecItipe, no i'm idpn cin StpB rpu 8rteiet Ell
martet. Geitcn Sefretire1 btttirt CT g(ntpprtel
auf Die Mnftellul198@ uIo SefDrDerun989clude, II.
bic Gnllle1ties YetitlDueH, berell purdldnlttlldb 200
td9lih einloufelt, alf Die @~(nfra9en bon Seantell;
bod e9e Die Nrbett 5tr Sdlfte ppllenbet 1T, nuns
meln Die &orsirrmern IdDll Don gel ltberrl, meldc
tbre Sartell benz Yrd1i0ellten oufbrln9elG lailel.
45plititer, @igentbiimer cpnft8cirter Sitter, Yar|
bDnIIGer, Idreitet lll9eDulptg bpr Der 8bir pe3
Slreall8 alf NIB alb mo t%Yrdllell perlnn9elt init
lnbeldreibli6er lluperidilutbejt iUfprti9elt 53ts
trttt. Der BrG1tbent nlnB lcHe Nrbett lte9elt lnl<
len; Die ge Itder tretell ctner ndG Dem drperlI
eit. Srrtbitner itber Srrtbitu1er, GerleJenbei>
te1t itber Gerlegenbeiter fpllmell ppr, unp tpe1n
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@dIte ST reri pitrel 1T, 10 lift Der Yrdlipclt, nad)>
benz er ell pa0r Sefretire ais Ger1tIrflIr9 at Itb
gerulet Die 89treu fir ale Bffneu; Die WtetNe
brGu9t li6 biteil, lpie il8 &bedter llllb elmer llad
benz anberl1 pirb bDflid ater fltrS beidiebelt. Sic
S6lleluLC 0tN9Ntll pt StuIlIppLltlStl ptL pCl@
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1T Der Sual 9elidtet, ilub nad Der gebabten Nl'
f~tren9un9 nit ttefem Self3er aufatblneno, be9ibt
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Ieinem Bureau, I'M bic unterbrDderte arbeit Der
Orrdli4t 1lnb Nbfertigrng Der rn5d9lt9en Sdrtfts
ftiide auf ieiuen Yllltc fortSuietel. Si5 II llbr
perweilt er bel bieler Gei6dfti9nrg, I'M bieie
Stllnbe Sie6t ct iid re9elu1aBi9 sur 0tube 5uritf.
AuBer %ieitet getpBbnIihet S6lte9enbettelt bat er
ipdbrerlb bes Cages iii jeber Stnnpe audi beipn'
oere @upieu5et 81 9endbrct. Sertreter fremoer
0te9ierun9el, @onperlleltre, Gon9reBn1it9lieoer II.
@elerdle perben "jeber5eit 5u9elaliet, tpenn ite er>
l4einelt. Gin jeglider bat cine @ngele9e1beit
por5ubrin9en, tpelde Die iprgfdltt9lte SeriidliGtt>
9ullg %perbielt, mb iiber SITES berpOr ra9t bas
9rcbe ullb idmierige Yrpblem Der 0tecpnftrnftipn
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9rpBer &beil ieirer 9(rbeitell llb 5par Der 5ll9leld,
rnitbiamite llb minbelt ptdti9e, inter ejrenl bei'
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perbdltniile reiden 9e9en>rdrtlg 9epiB bin, lei1e
aus ldlieBlide &lflnerflannfelt i'll 2llliprltd 81 1tebs
men.
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OPr(on0t unO ge(ld5t.
McfsGf. @ts Mabten, tas alen taasHden Nrbettsn
%ptt'st9'" o~Oraeten fam, In zine 8anitlie Dbne &inter.
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3u pertoufen:

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npn @cnsNcfAcnpen]

y VEIWV ZSEIVIUWUI UUW VtFGsWVT-~NEEE u
gotr BADEN nua ter erbBten un6 tGTt eusasrGttter @rr.
rats bon 9Deitna6l8- eSefbenten Der ttrtats tem %Htlifua
baraebpten rule urs Nus, bic pprlprchsr. w!rcen eepif Elm
rafIsntes 9efGtnf fur &c GeHtdte fuben.
llnfsr 2dacr btft 1T auna { bstI aus
GptteeIn. Gpitnen 9tuemeu, 8upicr uu6 6taGlfiACn,
Sbnibwtrf, Trdrs parerte, @Ia$tilbee rub
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net bs gum l. Sanuar 1866.
SUe6en ~stbaiten & auIba6' 6 ttIHtGti To-
{ Al @Dtbg's 98trfcn.
&utter 0,ri9 > & g8a9,
l2t6e1mtl WOSds BON G9lftes un6 Nahe te Str.
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3u perlnietben:

3met 191ne .3tntrner III etnent GrpFen Saule In SdrTter
ctr! fabs GCr,tdrb. NGtere8 ;u e%rfraeen 80. 435 9eef
Ba!ttnprefr. udte TtarI. rfr[ol
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@ertauf pOn 3urIdgebaltenen 9feroen.

Qudriierm,ifers Office,
9ru1ttu9trr, 9. g., rem IL. De,br. 1855.
Ser @enGrai. Quartisrmeiher Der Mrmee beitebft, bah dGe
y; 9ieruneS -yierbe nun In @testSrG, Sc, an DEN GG9fz
b etenten ocrtauft wsrSeu.
STE Gertdufe rer6en tdGer In s. tefbprp, &. g.. fasts
fnbtn an n1dfen
Dpnnerftdg, ben IA. DECEMBER 1865
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utb DDMnerRd 4 FUrtge1ebt, Bio Que osrtauft Ins.
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an @trfduiStag b rlansn.
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teler, tfnu ale 30 br gum @ettauf auBtbstsnrn.
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nm 10 rtr nprsens.
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(ian5-3D !. GiU. 8. 81. g 81
@erfauf ppn iiberIliiiigen GouDernementa
EGGap Wauleleln,
wa III eutem 3ufanb unO %traudtar.
&~2NsA Office res @f. Q..YtetferS,
gEtluinetcn, 0elo 2. San 1865.
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8rtttdb, f6. Sdn. irerten In gBtlmtn9ttn, Dely att pfent'
li6er gerftfi9erun8 perfauit:
400 quite uno brau6bare Wdulcie l,
100 ant jetem Gage etS @erfaufs.
@8 merten bic 8dufcr ~teiOuberS tarauf autnettianh &C.
rrabt oui Sic euten @tgeui6afen bteIer NduIeiCl, wethc brh
gutter @rSBe, in sutem 3uitante, fetr frpntn, rne gut ein9e-
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Observation-Disclosures: 8ddr in 9. Ct Gelb.
+%nf gefebl BON &reS BRIG Sen. Sas 8 @ttn.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-29
The Veto Message.

President JoHNsoN's veto of the civil
rights bill'gives immense satisfaction to
all true lovers OF the country and adhe'
rents Of the principles that constitute
the foundation of our republican system
of government The President has not
disappointed the hopes of those who are
looking to him for the re-establishment
of the Constitution and the restoration
of popular rights
In proportion as tho conservative
masses of the people are pleased the
radicals are enraged, aud we may look
for a new outpOuring of the Walls OF rad
ical wrath and bitterness upon the Pres,
ident's head. The radicals in Congress
and elsewhere do net seem to have no
ticed that seyeral township meetings in
West Virginia have resolved that there
is no discord between the President and
the radical disunionists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-29
Attention, Post ma5lCrs !

The New York World says President
.JoHNsoN's way of treating postmaSters
in Connecticut is very signiGcau5. The
radical postmaster Of Norwich tenders
his resignation because be is the chair
man of the Republican State Commit
tee and supporter of HAMLET, and it
is promptly accepted The postmaster
of Hartford also resigns, on the ground
that he supports ENGLISH, and his resig
nation is as promptly sent back. We
suggest to the other postmasters OF the
State that they test their political ottho-
doxy in the same way
1t would not be a bad idea for Post
masters aud other Federal officers in
West Virginia who are opposing the pol
icy of President JOHNsoN's administra
ton by upholiing the acts and carrying
out the schemes of the radical LeglSla,
ture that deliberately refused 10 endorse
the President, to test their loyalty by
the same means resorted to in Connect
cut We think we know OF several Post
masters whose resi- nations woald be ac.
cepted so promptly rs TO make their
heads swim
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-29

ten and administer the State govern
meht in such manner as to secure the
prosperity Of all the people. The idea
that the radical party comprises all the
loyal men in the State is an absurdity'
The arrogance Of the claim is only
equalled by its falsity. That there ex-
lists in West Virginia any considerable
number of men who are disloyal to the
United States government or to this
State is untrue. With rare exceptions,
and these exceptions are found main
" in the ranks of the radical
party, the citizens1.of the state
are honestly disposed to abide by ana
submit to the Constitution ofthe United
States and the Constitution of this state
and the laws made in pursuance thereof
There is no other proper standard OF 10y
atty; and radicals should at once stop
their continual prating about the disloy-
alty of their opponents while they are
themselves defying the Constitution OF
the State, and enforcing upon the people
acts that are in violation of the Constl-
tuition of the United States, the supreme
law Of the land.
We used to hear from these men that
opposition to the policy of the Federal
administration was disloyalty. judged
bv this standard of their own erection,
they are themselves the only disloyalists
in West Virginia, and would certainly
display better taste if they would some
what abate their pretensiOns to be con
sidered the only friends of the govern
ment in this quarter.
The truth is, these men, conscious
that they have betrayed their trust and
subordinated the welfare of the State to
their own personal schemes, and know
ing that they Justly merit the condem.
nation which the people are ready to
bestow upon them, are studiously mis-
representing both their own position
and that of their oppon ents in order to
secure for themselves another lease OF
power. Their pretense of superior 10y,
atty is a sham which can deceive only
! the unwary and those SO blinded by pref
udice as to be unable to see the true
condition of affairs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-29
The LornI,r OF the Rnd;aaI.

The whole stock in trade of the radi-
cal party in this State consists in the re-
iteration, in various forms Of the oli
Puritan resolutions
| Rcs5lred. That the earth i, the
Lords and the heritage Of the Salut>.
,. Rssolrld, That We are the saints
Take up almost any radical ne wsPaper
in West Virginia and you viii iiud the
declaration that the State govern
ment should remain il the hands
of the loyal men, accompanied by the
modest assumption that the radicals who
have trampled aud spit upon the cousti-
tuition of the State, and set at aught
the conciliatory policy Of the Federal
Administration are the only loyal men.
They say the men who made the state
should hold its Offices we made the
State therefore we -E0uld hold office
nader it
Tie arrogance If the assumption that
the radical parts comprises the Ouly
loyal men ~ the State might be better
tolerated if that party had manifested
anything like decent ability in the man
agement of State affairs in the past IF
they wish to retain the State govern
ment in their own hands. they should
exhibit their disposition and rower to
govern.well and to promote the inter
ests of the people. But this they have
not done OR the contrary. the chief
aim and object II their legislation has
been to keep themselves in Office in spite
If the popular will, and TO govern the
State for their own Reimbursement
simply. to the utterI exclusion Of the in
terests, desires welfare aud rights of
the people Having a minority al the
popular voices in Their support, they
have done acts which even the majority
is prohibited from dong. aud while the
interests of the State demand that cur
population shall be Increased, and the
rights of ali securad, aud peace and con-
tentment shall pervade the minds
of the people, these men bavo
been intent only upon their own s.I6sb
schemes, have driven from the Stoto
numbers of citizens, and have striven to
make discord and discomfort perpetual
Having demonstrated their determine
ton not to govern wisely or well, they
have no right to complain if they are
turned out of Office and men elected in
their stead who will obey the constitu.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-29
County Meeting.

The citizens of Ohio county who are oppo7eu
to the adoption OF the proposed amen amen' "
the Constitution of West Virginia are to
ouested to assemble at the Court House IN inc
City of Wheeling, on SATURDAY, APRIL
.th, at o'clock, P NJ, to appoint Delegates 10
the STATE CONVENTION to be held at ClarAS
burg, on THURSDAY, APRIL ~ 1866. IL Is
hoped there will be a large attendance from
each Township in the County
By ORDER OF THE EX. Com
Wheeling March %
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-29
State Convention.

The citizens Of this State who are opposed to
he adoption of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution of West Virginia are requested 70
assemble in their respective counties, at sueh
time as they may deem most expedient and ap'
point one Delegate to represent each election
precinct in their county in the STATE CON-
VENTION to be held at CLARKSBURG, Harri'
son county on THURSDAY, the 18th day oil
APRIL, 1866, for the purpose of devising meas
ures of opposition to the radicaiism now DOM
nant in this State.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Wheeling, March H. 1866
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-29

We have received from Colonel ID. >.
HoUNsHELL documentary proofs OF the
charges preferred by him against Judge
NAT. HARRISON last winter, We Will
spread them before the public at an early
daV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-29
Oh Wednesday, April g,

Atls O'clock D. u, TOT the reception OF the
Steam Fire Engine. They viii then form in
procession on Market Street, the left rest
ing on J ohm, and will parade through the city
by the following route:
Up Market to Washington down Washing
First; up First to Chaplinei up Chapline to
Third down Third to Market, up Market to
Biddle down Biddle to Main up Main to
John up John to Fourth down Fourth to
Clay up Clay to Sixth; up Sixth to Centre ;
down Union to Market down Market to Mon
roe, at which point the procession will be dis;
missed and trial OF the Steam Fire Engine will
be made
The various Companies will report to Chief
Marshall b. STANLEY, and be assigned places
in the procession.
By order of Commit ee OF Arrangements.
b. STANLEY, Chairman.
5. MCVAY, Secretary. mar2s-t
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GREENWOOD CEMETERY,
nROpOsALs AREINVETRD FOH

4 ENUFUsAk.S u HE INNHThDF VH
i the sale to this Association, Of tracts OF
land containing each not less than % acres in
one body suitable for the purpose of q Gene
terry, SAID proposals to be accompanied by
description of the land, location, terms, &C,
and to be deposited with the Secretary on or be-
fore the ID day of April next By order OF the
Board OF Rirect0rs X. c. B0NHAM,
mares i'll Secretary.
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70 CONTRACTORS.
rEAlEn pR0pOa6TS WILL RE

-
y received by the Committee on Water Works
until o'clock, SATURDAY, April. I, 1866,
Tor making about 500 feet of % inch Water
Pipe, They are TO be one inch thick with all
the necessary branches to Join with Pipes run
ming at right angles to I'll fire plugs that may
be ordered by the Committee or persons having
the superintendent The Pipe to he cast or
moulded in dry sand aud in Perpendicular po-
sition AMI OF good dark grey iron, so that il can
be easily drilled Each Pipe or piece to be IL
feet long. and to weigh not less than 24O0 lbs,
nor more than , COO lbs. the castings to be de-
li7eret In the Street where the Pipe is needed
Also, Proposals for digging trench from the
Basin to Main street and down Main street to
Division street in the Sixth Ward and filling
the same after the Pipes are laid. Trench to be
from five 10 seven feet deep and three feet wide
The bids to be by the cubic yard The Pipes
with the necessary Elbows and Is and branches
to be delivered as follows, to-wit. Fifty go
Plain Pipe TO be ready and on the street not la.
ter than the 10Th OF June, and not less than four
per day thereafter Payment TO be cash for ali
the above work-Contractor to give good seen.
Iity for the ful6llment of the contract
Il DIS viii be endorsed, Proposals for Water
Pipe, or For Digging and to be left with
the City Clerk. A. WILSON,
mar2o I'd Chairman Com. on Water Works
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70 CONTRACTORS.

= ING CREEK & PENNSYLVANIA TURN
PIKE COMPANY as surveyed by Robert b..
Woods, is now ready for contract. 1t contains
2, ia cubic yards The contract win be made
for work by the cubic yard, The work will be
paid for Ia cash weekly or monthly on est.
mates aud 10 per cent. reserved at each pay.
ment to secure completion of contract
The lowest bidder by the cubic yard, as above
specified shall have the contract Address,
SHERRARD CLEMENS.
IaaI2~ if Box So Wheeling
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Trustees Sale.

DIX VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID TRUST executed by John +, Hopkins and
Mary Ann Hopkins his wife bearing date on
the - day of December, in the year 1891 and
now on record in the Recorders office of Ohio
county, in Deed Book a. folio 4L6, will sell at
the front door of he Court House of Ohio
county, on Tuesday, the first day of May next,
the following property, to wit; Lot numbered
four a. on the plat OF James K. Bakers and
James H. StOuts sub division oflots, in square
numbered thirteen 40, adjoining Athenum
also the one undivided half or m0iety Of four
other lots in said Baker and Stout sub division,
designated on the plat thereof as lots numbered
one %, two (2), three CD and fourteen 40; also
lot numbered twenty seven co situated ON the
National road in Daniel SteemrOd's addition to
the city Of Wheeling, being sixty feet front
running back one hundred and twenty; also the
one undivided half or moiety Of nine lots mum.
bered /, g 3 A, 5 CO. e and g. in square numbered
10 in James and James r. Bakers addition 10
the city of Wheeling; also sixteen lots on the
island, situated in Daniel Zanes addition to the
city of Wheeling and designated as Lots No.
- "a FL, So So 90, 80 los, 109, 100 l2f 1870, 49,
1874 IS and lao; also six lots situated in Carroll
and Bakers addition TO the city OF Wheeling,
and designated as lots numbered G, Z, 6, 10, l6
and II, in square numbered B. also one piece or
parcel OF land about the size q ten lots situated
In said square No. 3 in Carroll and Bakers ad-
dition; also lot numbered 159 situated on north
side of Zane streetlhlso lot numbered 10 in
square numbered II, in James and James r.
Baker addition.
Terms OF Sale-Ihe purchaser shall be at
liberty 10 pay the whole OF the purchase money
IN hand OF one fourth in cash, and the balance
IN six twelve and eighteen months, giving
notes with approved security for the deferred
payments, and the title retained until the pur-
HENRY CRANGLE,
". H. BASSETT, s. CO., Trustee.
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