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THE SEASON OF jSTORMS.

The blasts Of autumn and the chill storms OF early win
ter spt to make sad nroads upon the Of
the feeble. In ola times at the commandment Of every
1t was the fashion to take strong catharic as
safeguard against change Of temperature It was
worse than senseless practice The people OF our day
understand the matter better. Instead Of depletng the
system they reinforce 1t the method they adopt they
exhibit wise discrimination Instead Of reeorne to
the vitiaed smuants Of commerce. or any Of the com
pounds derived from them, they put their faith in the
only absolutely invgorant procurable in the
ket- -HosTETTERs STOMACH BrTTERs. rhefr aith
is wen founded Never has any tonic medicine been pre-
pared with such scrupulous precision and conscientious
care II is vegetable compound Of which every tngre-
dent is sound, wholesome, aud nedcsaIin the true
sense Of the word Now have three prominent ma
honal complaints one-haf Of the adult population OF
the United States suffer- less either from dis
eases Of the stomach, arrangements OF the LIVER aec
lions Of the Kidneys. In no other land under Heaven
are these malades 80 general as In this country and
HOSTETTER's BITTERs is specific for them an, nm
Less organic in their origin and therefore, beyond cure
And let those who fortunate enough to be exempt
from them at present understand great fact VIZ
that occasional Of this vahzns tonic win prevent
the earth hom freezing where its genial beams descend
. LCeusmsa&o1ted.
'1
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WE zsaD the: qualification Of seeing specimen Of
the bread produced at J. G. H-sC1AussEH's Sbearc
Bakery, last evening, which, hcm it's appearance
and the odor arising from the hot loaves, gave
evidence that the favor must be good.
STATE cTAxEs.--The total amount Of taxes eel
lected under the Act Of 1866 is s419 1885, after dc
ducting for commissions, poll tax unpaid, etc,
$91, ,131, the remainder is s327,994 The estimates
sent in by the Committee Of Ways and Means cali
for approprah honsEarying, according to the contn-
gences Of Legislation, from $685. 474 to $3.50 600.
WE ARE indebted to Mr.. WILLIAM DEIAcEY, who
has very eaterprsingly opened News Depot in
the Mills House, for q copy of the Saturday Re
vSeao. It is his intaation he says, to keep all Of
the frstclass literary productions Of this country
and Europe, well all other articles apper-
tanning to his business; and he hopes, as we
trust he viii receive, the patronage Of the inte-
gent portion Of the community
AT THE seventy-fourth anniversary Of the
CCharleston Ancient AEtillery Society, held at
:.hs1ana0 McCnWs, yesterday, the 14th inst, the
sfollowing officers elacted to serve for the en-
ARing year, VIZ:
M. c. IORDECAI President.
G; NJ M; F1RMAY, 1s35a Tice-President
cHAs. P. FRAZER, Secretary.
JOHN To5ta e; AoEF,} Stewards.
Eearn,ittee Charity.JaBaes 0Nea1 Chas. p Frazer
JohnsG. Hof Charles Macbeth and P. c. Gai1lard.
Eo1amsttee on Accounts. Fleetwood Ianneau A. Z.
Tohas. J. ". Brownfed, John Schnierle and Francis
lance
MAspN1c.-At the Annual Communication Of
Washington Lodge No. 5, A, +. M, held at Masonic
Hall, Thursday evening, December 18th, 1856, the
following officers elected to serve for the en-
suing Masonic year !:
Bro ALEX LINDsTROM, W NJ
- Bro. J. Son1ERs BUST, NJ D., s. "
83Sro. j. 3. BROWNE, J. w.
1&RBro. B. BRoss, Treasurer.
- Bro S. WE'RE, Secretary.
Bro. J. OTGRER, s. D.
Bro. A. HANNABERRY, J. D.
Bro. THos. A1I4AsoN, Tyler.
Bro. c. B. SIGwAID, c4,
Bro. J. G. LoMaAnDo, stewards.
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AUCTION SALES.
Notice !! Notice !!

Notice Notice!
MI. L. AINEAI3, AuctIonccr.
-, ExTENsIyE = AUCTION SALE IN THIS CITY.
VII b BE- sold THIS Day 18th instant at 10 O'Clock,
Postoice, opposite tho couriar oice ana con-
snue evSTy g % DAY Until mt the whole stock is disposed
CLOTHS together with well assorted stock of English
eosEn several cases Of Wooen Blankets
Shawls, Hoods.
stock of HOSIERY, oOTToNs of every DESCRIPTION
and -at. other articles too numerous to mention
eTaS M may be expected the goods
nta The above goods expected today per steamer g.
oPSen; pecemter * KING & co. Of Halifax, N. s.
NOTICE.
sales eso Every EVENING at O'clock by KILRoY Co.,
GooDs cohne sac1 OF aoa Of DRY
sh0es: 4es Cutlery, Perfumery and Soaps.
LARGE cnd attractive Catalogue sale Of Brussels
1e'5Ge1 SfeK&8 G,:a < zssssn o1sirGEEn GaEzREsnEsngs
~ Cash Auction House,
sell on MONDAY i7t s at 10 cee SSs sy Ses ese
PIECES G. '4sqs soSg. fSs cash: RRussrrs >. prsnx
PIECES pieces Extra Quality ATWOOD Ingram carpetng
- pieces A Ingram WoolFilled Carpctinn
- pieces 6-S Damask Venetian Carpeting
G.l1-E{5 PIECES DAMAGED cARPETNGs BRTssELs).
-------- --------------
To.oo on - 49,
~ 81 ~ po1I - ,1a wyy y 1o0GS. sU.
on AroNnAv ~ 17ts ~ - ~ g sON.
sS' 2SS 3 Il ;sss III j. Dnz
o,,
1adies, E,nc,, 1,pr7Ss SoSshS1aSG GG6Ia s OF r-a
Shirtnos Ti1ens TnsiorM 0'' ~ ~ e1aA " A1o' hooOo
TaI;as' ana Ga,,+s, VotJAS 11eoJ SSe. 1,,:4
Susnenders ~ e. y 80 - ''eeAiis 'eAiis VINE ~ ets b1anSets
N1oko-AAeAAe' 49, ~c'
Fno1isb ana Ereno,, 7,, i, Aaso' as co,., - ,,,r
Does1-;ns ID Piiot n 1919 nIA aaau SoeoIeu CLOIHs
Sale no.;+iS" 49, oeaVei' A"eeos' saonets' &C.
Condiftons casb
- ooue1lons casn. December Is
THFgnF2 ~ MN carr r,xy r1~YTrO.- -----
Ofa General stocE ~ NV Gn0n, - 60. ~ 80
Kinoatrea+ 7,nSer Ao-s, ~ a. ncUIg ~ 900
Dec 17t5 oN0eA 0AneAAeAA nosel' on aAoNDA1 ne1t'
co,se4er,,,.c -
-
rADTEs, FAerrv NV nooDo ,:,,- e,,,
Hood. ec,rf. - - SooOo onAH' Sna"As' son1as@s'
Aso'
A snend;d aaeor+nnan+ ~ EJnT4cu EpEncr
GERMAN CTDTHs TSaaeS14 nnesl 1 1:at auu
and Satnets Whita Rian1eta 4os;arv fno's
TIC above are worthy the a++ent;cn ~ 40 90, h;;
the entire stock ia Ordered for no.;t;a sa1 ~ po' ~
call examine and indre ~ for Tonreeizas &C.,
Commencinr At m oc1oclr a M 80 - D Ar 80 :n
be Continued until the whole ia aoid Ant - 80 80 80 -"
T. " urov
December Is 8 Anctionea,Is
-- - = - ----------- AoS1oneets.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

L. NJ A1ndAn will sell at auction this day, at the steEe
Nc 4e East Bay the old posofice, at 10 O'Clock
$4,000 worth of English broad and narrow cloth.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELECTION OF KEEPER OF THE TIDAL.
DRAINS.
OFFICE CLERK OF coUNCm.-coUNcn WILL
~ proceed, atits next Regular Meeting, be held on
zsesday next 18th instant to an election for Keeper
election. =
By order: " H. SMITH
December 13 Clerk of Cornc
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Try. Them

Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits TO be derived from the Of PANKN1Ns
HEPAv1o B1T1ERs. We would recommend them to all
who stand in need Of tonic.
Foreele by all Druggists. 6 October 6
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TO PIAETERs-If you wish Fertilizers, apply to J. \
ROBSON No 81 Eest Bay. who has always large stool
and on tie most favorable terms.
November % thstu2rnos
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GUARANTEE accompanies each bottle Of MARS
DEN's PICTORIAL BALM, which will cure every case
of Cough, Cold, Influenza or Asthma. His agents
have instructions to refund the money in every
stance where it fails to relieve and cure. For sale
by all druggists
KING s. sCAssIDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEAIAN g. CO., Agents.
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FIRE LOAN.

FIRE LOAN.
NAYORALTY OF CHARIEsToN)
CITY HALL. November 9, 1866. s
A IL PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
~ Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un-
der IAN Act Of the General Assembly, giving suthority
to the City Council Of Charleston to proceed in the
ter of Fire Loan, with view aid in building up the
City anew, are hereby notified that the form Of appH-
cation for loans be obtained at the office the Clerk
Of Council between the hours Of A. NJ. and P. NJ.
AL Applications must be fled in the shove mentioned
office as the Committee VIII meet every Monday to CON
sider the same. s9t5i s&ssA .ssa s-.
BY order Of the Mayor. W. a. SMITH,
November 10 Clerk Of Council.
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Facts Worth Knowing.

DIR. JAS. McCIISTOCK'S COLD AND COUGH MIX
TURE will throw of q severe cold In single night;
opens the pores and all the pains, aches and
feveshness Of recent colds It is nvatuable in croupy
symptoms in children. Sold by Drs. RAOUL LYMAN.
Market and King-streets, Agents.
December Is gv7s3a
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN 1HE est :sSSI4{E. 4E
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TaE CITY,

nSnEE LIST OF FLETTERs RE
MAIN ENG IN the FostofHce as the
end OF each week is .published Off
oia1ly in 7 HE D AILx N Ew 8
every H!rSday morning.
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VOCALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS.

nR JAS McIMTOCK's PECTORL SYRUP WILL
~ relieve Hoarseness Sore Throat In single night
mparts tone and compass to the voice. and perfectly
harmless to give the most delicate child. Sold by
a. sa5T DIS. RAOUL e. LYMAN,
December Is sW6f Market and Kinp-streeta.
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, for Pulmonary and
Asthnauc Disorders, have prove their efficacy by test
Of many years. and have received testimonials from emf
nent men WHO have used them.
Thoce who suffering from Coughs. Colds, Hoarse-
Sore Throat, &c, should try The Ttoches sim
pie remedy wlEsh is in almost every efectual.
December II tuths3
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ELECTION NoTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE..
ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PROCLAMATION OF
Il HIS HONOR THE MAYOR, an election will DO held
on Wednesday, the 10th instant tor one ALDERMAN for
ward No. to fill vacancy oocasoned the resignation
OF W. Y. TRENHOLM, Esq, and for ALDERMAN for
Ward NO g. to m vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of F. WILLIS, Esq.
All persons qualified vote are summoned to attend
and give their suffrages.
Pons viii be opened between the hours Of A. H. and
~ NJ, and and p H., as the following places: ward
No at the City Hall; Ward No O. at the Court House:
Ward No 8, at the Palmetto Engine House. Arson street.
ward No Hope Engine House. Archdale street; Ward
NO o. Eagle Engine House, Meeting street; Ward No G.
Washington Engine House, Vanderhorst street: Ward
and Public Mall; Ward No. 8, City Engine House Sires
street. - ~~ ~~
Ma n ers:
NO. I.
Q. A. DAMON.
j. 81. YATES. M BOLGER.
JOHN HURKAMP.
WARD NO M
JAMES A. DUFFUs. B. NJ. sIRoBEL.
sAMER s. HOWELL.
WARD NO. "
:" :. sSHAeAh 5. :. D. mJckEaF i Y; FvASs FTas
P. NJ. DoUcN. -" E; :. Z. J. KEcKLEY.
W. c. FINLEY.
{. HICKEY. ~ j.: j. T. y HONOUR.
J. G. MARTIN.
WARD NO. VII
J. G. BRADLEY. E. E. BRADLEY.
J. NJ. CALVERT
s.. a. PRINCE. A. f. ". ABRAHAMs.
". G. RIGGS
The Managers Of the City Election publish for the bene
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FRESH BEEF for salo at stalls Nos. 81, SO and Sc
from eight to 1en cents per pound. 2*
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TEE DAY is fast coming when the Of Paint
and Powder will be abandoned, the ladies are fast
learning the of EPPNGs Fluid Extract Sarsapara
and Queens Delight renders the soft and rosy
December II tuths9
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ADVERTISED BIZ SMILES is-Sozodont and if you use
it daily, the white geam of the pearls between the
parted rubies viii provo its excellence as Denti-
frice, and the sweetness Of the breath viii attest
its purifying properties. tus2
Fresh saln at stalls N1s 81 90 and 80
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WE EaD the qualification Of seeing specimen Of
the bread produced at J. c. HsC1AussES's Sbearc
Bakery, last t"evening, which, hcm it's appearance
and the odor arising from the hot loaves, gave
evidence that the flavor must he good.
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ITCHING SORESi
b u RN ING E RUPTIO NS!!
GALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD, BARBER's ITCH,
~ RINGWoEMs, sCURVY, &C.. permanently cured by
NORTONS OINTMENT. It penetraes to the seat OF the
disease and from the flesh beneath to the akin on
the surface. Price 50 cents Sold by
December 15 sw6* RAOUL & LYMAN.
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The Managers Of the City Election publish for the bene
TT Of the citizens thees which will govern them in re-
ceving votes at the Election to bo held Wednesday,
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.The soul sway BY ana the heart bear
Shall never sag with doubt, nor shake with fear"
Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish Onief when ar
rayed for battle; and thus may all who themselves
against the Legons of Dyspepsia, Headache Ague Sal
lowness, Languor, Liver Complaint all their con
comiant evils, with q bottle OF two of PLANTATION
BITTERs. the original s. T-1aso-X. This great Tonic
which is still increasing in popular favor and is eecng
more cures than BEFORE is emphaticay the Poor
Mans Friend and the Rich Mans Blessing PIANTA-
T1oN BITTERs are sold by oil respectable dealers
throughout the habttable globe.
December IL tuths3
To Lovers GOOD Corn BREAD.-Take one
pint Of good sweet Indian Meal one tea-cup Of Flour
little Salt and st these together with three small tea
spoonfuls Of PIONEER YEAST POWDER mo other win
do) rub in piece Of sweet ber the size OF an egg; add
one pint of sweet milk and two eggs well beaten;
spoonful of Sugar will improve it; put into pans and
bake in q quick oven.
For sale by HENRY BIsCHOFT s. CO.,
No. @s7 East Bay street. Charleston, S. c.
. NoYember17 II stuth1Ino
PIONEER soApl No. sl-superior to all Pioneer soap
most economical Of all
Sold by a. BIsCHOFF & CO.,
No 1877 East Bay street, Charleston S. G.
November IL etuth1rno
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL Nor1cR-Drs. C1EcK1EY &
scHLEY (of Columbus, Ga having permanently located
in Charleston, respectfully tender their services to the
citizens, in the practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. g. has had the experience OF fifteen years in this
school Of medicine. M M.
OHce at our residence, No. H. s. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner of Green)
HEi7EH Il. CLEo1LEY, M. d.. .PHuR 7. SoH1EY NJ D.
September 1yr
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BOOK KEEPMa.-B reference to the advertise
nent Of Mr. SrEPHEN e. PELoT, Principal Of the
Charleston Commercial School, it will be seen that
he offers great inducements to young men desiring
to qualify themselves for mercantile pursuits.
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MEAsURER AND INSPECTOR OF LUMBER, TIdBER,
AND WooD.-We would request attention to the
card Of Mr. JACOB G. RENTERS, in our issue Of this
morning, in which he announces his readiness to
undertake this business, feeling confident that he
can give satisfaction to all who employ him. He
can s,e found at the Office OF sTErNHEYEn & Son.
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PURITY OF MANuFAcrURE.-n times Of 90 IRE
quent adulteraton Of articles in daily use, it is
gratifying to be able to commend Co1aATE's Fami-
" Soap for its established and tested purity. No
soaps in the market are moIe free from ali adulte-
rating or deeterious ingredients This fact is one
which should extend the use Of this soap into
every family. -. ~ n N ! 4.
TO THOSE wanting Artificial Legs or Arms we
would call particular attention to the advertisement
~ another column, mths
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OINEr& Co.-This firm has now landing large
quantity Of hay, lime, potatoes, &C., and are ready
to supply these articles with many others in store,
on the best Of terms. .t,a +.s
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III be sold THlS DAY. December l5 at northeast corner
OF Market and Cllurcl-srees, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
LOT OF FURNITURE,
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ONE PILL Is A DOSE.

The LencorFhR0s or Whites
At the same time. there e nothing in these
pills that can do injury TO life OF health. Ii
md them To h III ~ N r,.-...-.tll
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RTSKR NKws.-There were nine and
q half feet water in the channel Yester-
day morning. and falling.
The HIl1nol, Captain Sam. Mason on
deck, and Capt. Theo. Fink in the Of
fes, arrived from Cincinnati with
cod trip. She Will leave for the same
place this afternoon At i've o'clock.
She Is the Queen Of the Upper Ohio.
The Kate ,JehESoR passed down for
ST. Louis.
The ReoeAse will leave for Ports
mouth this morning at s O'clock
The Express will leave for Rarkers-
burg this morning at IL O'Clock
The Leslie O70Blbs leaves for Sundst
this afternoon Al $50
The Rea5y Lcgda win leave for Steu'
I benHille AT go this afternoon
The Zdaesrifle now makes three trips
= day between this city and Bellair
having here At and 1l,SO A. NJ, ant
j $50 p. N.
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THE nsArE BunanAREEs. = on
Thursday night there We're TWO more
robberies, OF rather attempts nj them.
The commission store OF Mr. Matthews,
on Main street, was entered, and the
safe was blown open BY means OF in.
asrfing powder into the keyhole, the
report OF which was heard BY several
persons IN the Union hotel, who fnfne-
diately s.got up thinking. they s1iei,
that Il was steamboat explosion, and
tvro or three went 10 the Finding 10 as
certain the fact Of the matter Wien
they returned there was bright light
in Mr.. Natthews store. and they sup
posed that the inmates were busily u
work About one hour after the report
was heard, n man came ont Of thestore
alone and leiauTely walked away. He
was described As a tail man. having on
a high bat Tor .niuc-Eal1on DluciTi and
had a cane. This was ahont haff-f15sf
8 o'clock. The thieves Obtained ~,
spoils. the money luckily having hs,s',
removed from fhesnle 70 a isafcr'f ~
on closing the store
The same night the hardware store Of
Mr.. sforrisorf. on 1lonroe street va q.
entered by false keys. and the sale 10
TINT store WIS also blown open. The
robbers got no money, II having been
removed when closing the store These
iudustrious Jail birdsput themselves tc
considerable unnecessary trouble a.
this store for tho safe WAS unlocked
when they commenced operatlngs thf
door of the safe having only beer
swung 10.
The store or Mr.. Rodgers, adjoining
Mr.. Matthews. was also entered but
nothing taken. Not a very profitable
nights work
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MUxr1RAI. CouECvu BRASR
.TslToe y. @ G0sd, pTsriGT1gs-TEo cases
vrere bro1Eht before this court yes1er-
Siav. which we're GonlInuad-
ne following nAmed persons re-
csssreis their nafuTal fEaT5on papers yes-
tsrday= John T SuIIEHu, PhtliP
Jnng- John Smith, William Nils
Joseph GautEer, Jonas BuE1eTdsld,
John ConIeE. Miehal E-seme, Charles
ExIeE. Henry Jaehnke, Charles CleEg,
NichneI Cunley, Frederick Miller.
TIE soart vii reassemble this fore
noon II 10 O'clock All thuse persons
7Tho have not taken ont their paf-ers
riIl do ven 70 Improve the opportuni-
" offered today
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Trnstee,s Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by John F. Hopkins and Mary
Ann Hopkins his wife, bearing date on the
day of December, in the year 1881, and now
county, in Deed Book IS folio 40, viii sen
at the front door of the Court House of Ohio
county, on Tuesday, the first day OF May,
next, the following property, TO wit: Lot
numbered four ~ on the plat Of James R
Bakers and JAMES n. Stouts sub division of
lots, in square numbered thirteen (lS), adjoin-
ing Athenum; also the one undivided half or
moiety Of four other lots in said Baker and
Stout's sub division, designated on the plat
thereof as lots numbered one ~, two t2l, three
81 and fourteen (l4l; also lot numbered twenty
seven On, situated on the National load in
Daniel SteenOd'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. number:
ed l, 23, 4, 5, 6, 2, and 9, in square numbered
To- in james and James X. Bakers addition to
the city of Wheeling; also sixteen lots on the
island, situated in Daniel Zaneis addition TO
the city Of Wheeling, and DESIGNATED As Lots
No. "a "a 81, s. 3d. 81. SO, los, 1g9 TO- 12l 10,
Carroll and Bakers addition to the city of
Wheeling. and designated as lots numbered
8, 4, 8, Is, 10 and IL, IN square numbered B also
one piece or parcel of land about the size of
roll and Bakers addition; also lot numbered
159, situated on north side of Zane street; also
lot numbered 10 in square numbered IL, in
James and James R Bakers addition.
Terms Of Sale-Ihe purchaser shah be at
liberty 10 pay. the whole Of the purchase
money In hand, or 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 ne
tanned until the purchase money IS paid tnfnIl.
w. a. BASSETT q CO., Trustee.
AucttoneefE. mr3Etd
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WIGGINS, BRADFORD & CO.,
lSS Dearborn street, Chicago, III.
Post ONCE Drawer 1913.

lss Dearborn street, Chicago, III.
Post ONCE Drawer 59.3
The proprietors viii donate to the Lincoln
and Douglas Monument Fund g 00g=also there
VIII be 5000 reserved from the person draw
ing the so .OJ9 prize for the same purpose.
REFERESc sS.-HOn. II. s Wilkinson, Ex-
Senator OF Mimi; Hon. Geo v. Lawrence, VI.
G. Penn; Hon. Alex Randall. Ex-Governor
OF Wis; Hon VIM. Montgomery, EN- -, of
Penn: Hon. Major Dan. Mace, Ex-M- g, o.
VIM. Iemngwell. Lyons, Iowa: Hon. Joseph
Knox, of Chicago; Hon. c. Graves smith, OF
Mimi: Jacob Forsyth, Agt- NJ. s. h r,
Chicago, Ill; NJ Kronberz & Co., importers OF
Watches, Chicago; Mansen, White & Co, New
Orleans, La
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-21

Az WOOL sasts SIS % a N. Gumsn d
eos Rhoass Cd sAndJ eorner Main and
Monroe streets
Assembling as fbse prices may seem, COM
pared With shoae to~h3rh We have been ac-
eus.nmed for several yean they ore nd J5cti-
fiD,LilDe HEps hse 0aods = QiarfEisE, a EAeI75-
On zr5ssoAed. We make up no rzsfl-toey
are an servieeable goods Advancing from
these rates ne have goods OF al grades, up TO
the yGy finest fAhraeS comprising b. y1T the
lnrzes4 and mos complete asonment Of
CotAing IN wheeling. atens yOuths' and
toys9 surpassed b. none, and equAlled by
1sE in style, make and III, Al prices guarAn-
ted lower than the loEe= elsewhere, OF the
moner refunded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-21
Trnstee,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
ID executed TO me by Sanford B. Hall, bear
ing date March 18th. 1882, and now on record
in the Recorders office Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, Will sell on Tuesday, the 24th day
of April, 1865, at los M, at the Court House
OF said county, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing property, to wit: Lois No. 8, 9 and 10;
also fraction of . feet 6Ont and running
back nearly the full depth Ofsaid lots.
The above property is situated in North
Wheeling, in thar part laid out by John Me-
Lure, and has good brick dwelling house,
&c, erected Il ereon. Terms of sale, cash in
hand. THOMAS a. AAULSBY,
mr91-3OdS Trustee,