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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-16
AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.

By Harrison, Goddin Apperson' Auo''oneo'''
Bankers. Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.
MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE, IN
IN SIDNEY. ON THE EAST LINE OF Piss
BETwEEN BEMARLE AND sPRls6
sTREETs, FOR SALE At AUcTiON.=will be
sold ut auction, on the premises, on SATuRDAf
n; n At TIC CoTTAaE RESIDENCE located rs above,
now In the occupancy Of Mrs. Samuel containing
six rooms, besides Kitchen, well OF water, &c.
The lot fronts SO feet and runs back 1904 feet
Terms One third cash balance at four aud
eight months for negotiable notes interest added,
secured by trust deed. The taxes for this year
: : HARRISON, GoDDIH & APPERs0g,
NH II .Auctoneers.
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nv Harrison, 6oddin & Appsrson. Auetions'"
BANKERS, Brokers. and Real Estate AgeH''

yr,pr;STEES SALE OF HOUSE Az
lot ON THE MANCHESTER ruE III y.
NEAR TO Tas r TOM I'VE, from Gs edrSsia. Psr
,sn ssn IN of John gehsIdt dated s.'
sSsi, AZ the rsquss, Of the holder o. ,Ss
table note secured ths,Soy on fpsRIpaY ID.
Mss sas'i iss G at iI ,srnr b
arst fair day thereafter. the k is.s,ins OF ne -
veysd by The said deed. con-, of,hs safe ~
rtIn'1 1s tsst running back 10 te,t 70 ~ ,s.s,
With a BRICK sTOSB and DWELL. =" Yons,s;
now - the occupancy Of Mr. william d 20,
Tsa Enough In eash 10 deirsy exp 49,,
ala "a 10 discharge u negotiable note y g
nth interest from March :? lseI and a. 10 "
plns OF such sale, on such terms as NAY gi,,s.
nnnnnesd Al the time of sale. 1h- taxes am -.
rance for this year TO DO paid ey ths parens.'
NH - W oooD.
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SALE OF GROCERIES

CHERRIES SALE Vt WtU -. IN, :,
AND LEASE OF SrORE.--Will be soli %
wE6yRSDAY the 10th instant, commencing ~ y
o'clock A. NJ, at the store lately oecupled Y
Msssrs Martin feeney, Main and sevshts s,l,s
se.nrnnr;sing the usual variety Of articles Y y
Sonnd in frst class family grocsry.yiI Bao.S
lard. TEA, SUGAR, FLoUR, MOLAsShs S ~.
EEHNDfIEs STARCH. BASKETS, BUCKET,
WHISKY. BRANDY, PORT WINE, and sunaF
o,hsr articles too numerous 10 mention AZ.
will be sold on the same day at me same pis" =
70 n,cIocs the UNEXPIRED LEASE 81 the Pc
,n,sas expiring on the 3lst OF December next.
ns sh "a Ia JOHN w WRIGHT, \. Z. h.
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By Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers.
Nor,b vast corner NJ ain and Eleventh streets.

TWO RRICK DWELLINGS,. TWO
j FRAMED DWELLINGS,, BEIC II c sTT sns,
saNp sT ATCTI0N ON THU RSDAY, sIst
March, at half. past O'Clock, wewill sell
AZ auction. upon the premises, the property stu.
ated on Fourth between Duval ant Baser streets,
nd extending TO the corner Il Baker street, occu'
Med in part by Mes.Ts. Blernar. Tupman, MeCar
Inv. and McEvans, and consisti' ( Of
Two very neat and desirable BRlIh ID" Eli
INGs, each with five rooms, and Ei'ehen WIN
two rooms water. and gas
Two very neat and comfortable = VI b
WRLLiN GS, each with three rooms, and
kitchen water, and BtS -,
BRICK COTTAGE, with three rooms and
tvery pretty BUILDING LOT.
These houses have been erected within lev
wears past are remarkably well built, and are nor
In good order. .-,,. =, .,,.s,I,,,,t.
property. as II Is OF the character most sou,I
aaftar and II really very desirable.
The lots front about thirty one feet each, al
RIM hack 100 feet to an alley sixteen ir-t VIDE
TERMS: one. fourth cash bal tnce Al ionr elgl
and twelve months, for negotiabls notes lnl.isst
adjed secured by a trust deed Taxes for -" 10
DO pau y Wv GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nh Il tds Auctionses.
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Es-JOHN c. sHAFER s. CO.,
MERCHAN IA L r 8,
No l Exchange Building, Fourteenth street.
RICHMOND, VA,
would respectfully ask attention to their new
supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings OF
the latest European importations, and most ap-
proved and fashionable styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS OF the best make always
on hand NH 15-em
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Nv Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Anetione'h'
BANKERS, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
VALUABLE LOTS, ON PRhSkLlS sI rhhSy
ascres OF the Circnt Court OF the city 81 49,
oeS nrononnced on the 4lh Of March btI, ~ ~
ease Of Currie and others again.t carrie, t re.
snis.s on MONDAY Ihs 2sth Of March ,ssh rS.l
lni.n1oe.s p NJ that VALUABLE LOT on he h| ~
- 90 ~ Franklin between Twenty .elshth ~ a
twenty ninth streets, adjoining ths I Ss ,sd
In,st2 George w. Allen, fronting ~ i,g -. a
SaPnIna back Isl feet TO alley 10 feet wide anu
DAY the 2sth OF March, 1897, on the pre-
1 Noises, at u o'clock Pm II fair not tas HI
M az thereafter. will be sold that VALUAbL
Ia mr sar the northwest corner Of Marshall "a
First streets, fronting as feet and running be- r
kfat. aftsr which will be sold that NALIAhLa
TOT en- the southeast corner Of Canal and Igltg ~,
a,yssts fronting 81 feet aud running back ~
10 an alley, and bounded on the wel by '~-'
wall .a,.aa,s ,g,,4s
months for NJ gotiable notes, interest adde's
a, Ia retained till all the purehass money lsI9y
w and conveyance ordered by the eoaf. -.
bars for the present year TO DO paid by TIE 20
ETa + s sRs \! AWsoRrHAx, Commissioners
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctionesrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
lot IN DUyAL's ADDITION. ON DUvAL
STREET. ADJOININ THE DUVAL. STREET
CHAPEL.-As trustee in certain deed OF tru3
executed TO the sub crber by John klordan. dated
path October 1885. duly recorded In Richmont
Hastings Court, shall, In execution thereof, pro.
coed to sell at pubiis anetion on u Pr. mlIss %
n fair IL not the first fair day thereafter the real
estate conveyed by the said deed. consisting OF
LOT with a FRAMED TENEMENT thereon, Ie.
Gently in the occupancy OF James HICKMAN, but
now occupied by said Kiordan
Terms: Enough In cash TO defray expenses q
sale and TO pay of negotiable note 81 s1l, q.
With interest from 27th February, 1851 on credit
"a to SI77 81 until cath June next; on credit a. 70
$751; cs until Path october next and as to any sur.
bnnr Of sals-the whole purchase money 10 bear
interest from the day Of sale. The taxes ana In
snranca for this year to be paid by the pnrch.ssf.
m lb-tds j. ~ 81 y IN q. IIuetr@.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auetionesr''
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

ARGE BRICK DWELLING, ON
LCHURCH hull. At The A.: SOU s0WTs Si snsT
SST pREsTs FOR SALE AT AUCTION Wi 30
sold Al auction on the premises on Tuts DAt tas
IStb of March. 1857, at "a o'clock I NJ me LhhnE
cnn,ea by Mr. Rowe, and adjoining he residence
of Rev. L. L. Dickinson. iteontains seven ro9H'
&c "a IN ths ward and handsome shade trees TT
,ot froEts % feet and back 40 feet u wlii
snb divided so as to sell OF a vacant iot q
TpsSs: One-third cash balance OF four a.!
s,eht months, for negotiable notes Interest add,
secured by a rrust deed me IN, , nn,s, an
:. Auctioueers.
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STEAM REFINED CANDIES-GET
y THE BEST am manufacturing daily the
very best article of sTEAM.REFtNED CRUSHED
SUGAR CANDY, the best that can be made any
where, and am cling Il az low az candy made OF
extra and other brown sugars are offered al. So
get the best. 1t don't cost any more:
LOUIS j. BOsSIEUX,
NH le - l4l2 Main street.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 apperson, Auetionsers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Resi- Estzts Agents..

DshheIs, DfoAoIs, ahn RESI- sstAts hssHH.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 Farm in HENRIC0. TWO MILEs BELOW
RICHMOND, CALLED MARIga HILL, C0sTAIE.
c6SsisJ INC n OF MuLss, Hossss. cows 1s gS1s'
WAGoAs, RARMING IMPLgMgsTs ALSO,
HsNRTC0 BY virius Of two dseds OF trast To-
nr.t executed by Michael Martin and John seen.y
to o. steger, trustee, dtted I'd MAY, i.ss dgly
recorded In Hennco County Court, the second err
and J. q. steger. trusted, dated aeth lamar,
1867, duly recorded In HenrleO o. unity Cont a61
In Richmond Hastings Court, the unders gr.d
trustee [who by the terms OF the latter deed /,
authorized to set alonel will, in execution OF 10,
said deeds, proceed TO sell a. pubic AUCTION, On
1857. commencing at IL o'clock. A. NJ, n far. IL
not. the fret fair day thereafter, The folloslng
Ths' ss ss5
known as : Marion HILL" situated in the county
joining the Tree Hill estate Also all the personal
property thereon, consisting OF
> HORSES,
3COwS,
sLARGE WAGONS,
All the FARMING UTENSILS, &c
And at 4 o'clock II. II. Of the same day, on the
premises, will be sold the excellent FRAMED
TENEMENT on the east line OF Eighteenth stree;
Henrico) near 10 Venabls street, fronting twenty
feet running back ninety feet TO the lot OF DR.. o.
A. strecker.
Amer which win be sold the LOT and BRICK
TENEMENT at the nCrtheast corner OF Broad ant
Eighteenth streets, formerly owned by the lat
Martin Arnold, fronting about u feet, running
back about 1853 feet.
After which will be sold the LOT, with q small
BRICK TENEMENT and large FRAMED LUh.
BER- HOUSE thereon, on Walnut and - ALLEYS,
nearly opposite to the arch Of the First Market, %
Seventeenth street fronting about y feet running
back about IS feet to an alley.
TEAMS Liberal, and made known at the time q
sale The taxes and insurance for this year TO b
pI NH ia IA JOHN 0. sTEGER. Trustee.
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GARDEN SEEDS, all varieties, fresh
NJ end reliable also. various kinds OF choice
L. WAGNKR, Apothecary,
NH M-sts corner Of Sixth and Broad streets.
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WANTED.-A graduate of several
w years experience desires a SITUATION az
teacher. Address (stating full particularly
A. T. D.,
no 2s-b Sussex Courthouse. Va.
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TRgDRsAR WORKS, RICHMOND, VA.,l
February u, 1857.
II II E "TREDEGAR COMPANY"
L having purchased the Tredegar Works and
Armory Rolling Mill, and the manufacturing bu-
siness Of Messrs. J. 4. Anderson i Co., has this
day organized.
This Company will continue to produce all the
articles heretofore made at these works, to wit
IN THE ROLLING MILLS:
Bar and Guide Iron.
Railroad, Ship, and Cut Spikes;
Rolled Chairs, Nails,
Bridge Bolts.
IN THE PoUSDgIEs AND MACHINE SHOPS:
Cars, freight and baggage;
Railroad Wheels and Axles, fitted or separate;
Chilled Tires;
Railroad Trucks. complete;
Stationary and Portable Engines, for saw mills
and plantation purposes;
Marine Engines of all classes;
Sugar Mills and Saw Mills;
!. Boilers-nue, locomotive, and cylinder;
Castings Of Iron and Brass, including the largest
descriptions made;
Mill and Steamboat Shafts OF the heaviest class.
In addition. 1t will ut once commence the mann.
faeturs OF Rails.
J. r. ANDERSON, President.
J.F TANNER. Vice President NH lin
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DOR RENT, a COAL and WOOD
L YARD, on Basin bank between Ninth &sA
and Tenth streets, with good OFFICE at E!iS
tached Apply on the premises, NO. si'. --a-
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EOR RENT, a good DWELLING
II HOUSE, with all the necessary out -
houses, on Jackson street between First and 1..a
Foushee. Possession given al once; Apply -
TO j. II. GRESHAM,
with Gresham, Crump Co.,
,~l 1924 Main street
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EOR RENT, the STOREHOUSE at
I present occupied by the subscriber, cor r.
ner Fourteenth and Franklin streets. Also, l::;E
the STORE adjoining. To good tenant the GA0
rent will be low. Possession will be given very
soon.
NH SIS j. g. SNELSDN, agent
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WANTS.

WANT Dan ORPHAN BOY =,
w eighteen year, old, wants situation ~
soma marcantile business Has lad several years
experience, and can come well recommended.
Has no objection to go 10 the country. address
T W., post -otics box 424 mn lo-ls
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EOR RENT, on Hull Main street, in
II Manchester, TWO BRICK HOuSES, k-ra
each having five rooms suitable for store, stores :;G
There is no restaurant in Manchester. Also, four
large and two garnet ROOMS. Also. half PEW
No. Is in st. Paul's church. Apply to Dr.
BROOKS, basement of Monumental Hotel. Of
flee hours from to A. NJ, TO 7. NJ, and to 10
a. clock at night, NH lb-ltN
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pOAR ERS WANTED.-A few
- BOARpERS can be accommodated with good
BOARD with or without LODGING, on reasonable
terms a. Mrs. j. G. FIELDS,
nh If at 1871 Ross street.
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WANTED, SITUATIONS.-Any one
w wishing two good HOUSE SERVANTS can
get them By addressing sERVANT, at this Office.
The best of references given. mn l9-ot
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WHEELING THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 26 1867

balcony, introducing him as follows
It is an event OF no common pleasure
10 YOU, comrades, to extend creating
to three such distinguished personaEes
upon the same occasion AS Generals
Sheridan, Slckles and Hancock. You
have just paid welcome to two OF
those who are fresh from arduOus du-
ties, maufully and successfully dis
charged, and you now come to bid GOD
speed to the heroic Hancock, who Is
entering upon At new field of usefulness.
The mantle OF Sheridan could not have
fallen upon II more kpighLly successor,
or one who enjoys more of the pubic
gratitude for past services. In the
names of many of your late comrades,
Gen. Hancock, l bespeak for you fresh
honors and prOuder achievements.
The earnest Endorsement of General
Hancock in General Chipmau's re-
marks was acceded to by the multitude
asia guarantee of his status, with a few
exceptions, and in response to the call
for cheers, they made the welkin ring
again and again. General Hancock,
dressed in full uniform, bowed CRATE
fully over the railings, and briefly
spoke as follows:
In going to NV new field of duty II Is
IA matter OF pleasure and relief to know
that carry with me the symPathies,
good wishes and confidence of my old
companions in arms. l have, there
fore, to thank you, soldiers, for thus
tending to tighten the burden of cares
imposed upon me in the arduouS and
delicate duty of Commander in the
Southern States.
AS he concluded, the crowd again
commenced cheering, and the gathering
and tiger for the hero of SpOttsylva-
mia
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IT Is clearly the duty of the proper
authority to get ont an injunction
against Brother Kimball OF Utah. He
has lust announced that he "hhd seven
ty children already" Now, though
this number falls far short of the fecun-
dity OF that German Prince whom Car
lyle immortalizes. yet there is some
thing portentous in the "already," as
telling what is yet to come. Brother
Kimb ball said, in the words of the tele-
gram, that he had "seventy children
already, and calculated that the kim
ball family, in fifty years, would out
number the present aggregate of
Saints" Now, it will be noticed that
there is no guess work about this
alarming statement of one who ought 10
know-it is Calculated" product. We
protest, therefore, that such a result will
be too much Kimball for comfort
For we cannot expect that at the end OF
the fifty years the kimballic genius for
multiplication will suddedly cease. II,
therefore. the original kimball can be
reweated so enormously in q single
half century, II moments ciPhering,
either by Malthusians or mRthemati-
clans, will show that in ten centuries
this entire continent must, at the same
ratio, be peopled by Kimballs! In this
view, Brother Kimball's announcement
OF his policy becomes of political and
national significance. The negro pales
If we may use the word-in import
ance, compared with the Kimballi and
"Are. we to be Kimballized ?" is the
real question of the future. Accord
iugly, we repent, this is clear case Tor
serving an Injunction without delay
". Y. Times.
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ANeNtensive speculation here and at
the receiving ports in the West in grain
and flour is reported to have been or
ganiZed about ten days or II fortnight
since, followed by the usual resort, in
such cases, 10 crOdkiHg about the results
of the harvest and the Indifferent pros
pect (which may be true in some Sec
lions Of Indiana, &c. y OF the maturing
corn crop. But notwithstanding this
effort and the temporary Withholding
of receipts at New York by storing
grain at Buffalo, Albany, &c., the mar
ket here is declining. In this connec>
ton we notice that one OF our cOntem-
poraries who is bullish on breadstutfs
and bearish on railway traffic. not only
copies all the local complaints of the
whsat yield and of the appearance OF
the cOeu crop, but n comparison OF re-
ceipts at the Luke ports as from tdSt
january, in place of the first of
August, the earliest date from
which fair comparison could be
drawn OF the effect of the nele
harvest. This might have been better
told Ly The August and September bu-
siness over tn. Western Roads and the
New York Central and Hudson River,
but reference to the daily receipts,
say mt Chicago and Milwaukee this
season and last, from August l, as re-
ported here every evening by telegraph,
will show that the recent receipts are
on the Increase Notwithstanding the
efforts made by the speculators at the
West TO hold back their purchases, IN
the interior, for higher prices. This Is
especially the case in Flour and wheat
AS to light general harvest of Grain
either South or West, the story is i'm
probable from every point of view.
The South and Southwest never grew
so much Wheat, and the Corn crop
never promised so large yield, and
our neighbUr's own columns, II we are
not mistaken, told the same story OF
the Wheat harvest in Ohio, Indiana
and the other Northwestern States, not
four weeks ngo.-Neu York Times %
81 yf inst
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Among the many natural curiosities
exhibited in this country during the
past twenty years one OF the most re-
markable was the negro who was turn
ing white. Much discussion was
aroused by this real or supposed phe-
nomenon. Some believed, but most
were skeptical; and many averred that
the discoloration was either the work
of art or disease. The question was
never finally settled, and when the me-
gro died the interest OF the public died
with him. But If the Norfolk Day
Book is to be believed, this change OF
was pretended, nor Is It due to any
thing but regular physiological causes
all in the course of nature.
The Norfolk paper reports that there
are in that city a dozen negroes in va
riouS stnges of this change of color,
one of whom, very old man, Is now
mpletely white. The Day Book says
at takes many years for the change
to pass entirely over the person, and
while it is SO passing the subject pre-
sents the most singular, and in many
cases, revolving spectacle imaginaole'
There is one negro man in this city,
bearing the unmistakable features OF
the African, whose Dody Is Whlle anu
whose face is as black as lamp black.
There is a woman whose face is pie
bald, and another who has lately COM
menced to turn; in this last case the
first indication of a change in complex
ion was given by the appearance OF
white spot behind one of her ears.
There is another subject in this city,
whose face, hands and arms are white,
and whose body is black; the change
in this case has been very slow, he nav
ing commenced to turn when a boy. 1t
is remarkable fact that in most cases
of this kind the subjects bear on Ihelr
physioguomies all the features OF the
full blOoded African"
The comparative frequency oil thls
physiological phenomenon does not,
however, make il less remarkable, and
if the Day Books account is authentic,
it affords fine scientific nut for eth
nologists to crack-if they can.
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0heGntelIiqe,rrer
TWENTY YEARS.

She ueaTs tine Iand--the boat that brings,
My wand'rIng boy again TO Inc,
the sturdy rowers lend her wings,
Aud now each Sunburnt face see.
Among them all marked not him
II Is not that with rising Tears
NV wa tchful eyes are weak and dim
II Is the lapse of twenty yearA-
He left me when little lad,
4 lad, babe; l see him now,
hear his voice 70 trunk and glad,
stroke the cuTls upon his brow.
My son returns across the main,
But brings not back the time that's fed
1 shall not hear the voice again,
shall not pat the childish head.
Perhaps trace yet may ind
OF bOyhood In his look or tone;
A glauce-an accent to remind
Me still OF hopeful visions gone.
II is mothers smile may greet me, when
We hold each other hand-in. hand;
HIS mothers voice may echo then
A blessing from the spirit land. .-
The boat comes on a minute more
She'll CRATE upon the beach. And bee,
n no rises now TO spring on shore?
Who waves his cap RlUft? 'fts he;
No more / look IN Wistful doubt,
As IN the man the child appears;
His earnest gaze, his joyful shout.
Have DTidged that lapse OF twenty yaars
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Greenwood Cemetery.

CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD.
- Smilesl east OF the city. Is now ready for
iSterInents, sale, and i'm prOvement of lots.
ItCGntains 81 acres OF land, and Is laid out
in the most modern and improved Style,-
can he easily reached at all seasons OF the
year by the National Road, and for three
fourths Of the year by the Hempheld Rail
Road 1t IL perfectly secure, and Intended 10
be beautihed by every variety oftrees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, to make It equal To the best
rural cemeteries in the country.
Ample provision Is also made for us en-
laTgeLnent order and care in perpetuity.
Persons desirOus Of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with tue Super1nten-
dent who has plat, or secure them by call
ing Rt the office OF the Secretary on Main
street over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interments VIII
call on the Secretary TO obtain permits there
for.
TICkets OF admission to LotholdeTs and
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DTRECToRS--A- J. Sweeney
President; K. c. Bonham, Secretary; ]. 8,
Rhodes Jonn q. Muth, Geo. Mendelt JOS,
Eell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, X y.
Jordan, f A. Hildreth, au3l-lSG
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Wehave also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices Than ever WAS seen in the State, II
you want Barr aims in Boots and Shoes go TO
GaTdiner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
stTsets and get them.
Every pair of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and in
every case will be mended free of charge.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
(6horteR and 0laekeH ROtiLs EIst and Re1tl
ON AND AFTER APRIL 9TH, 1857,
Y j Trains will Fun n 6OIInWnr
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Incorporated 1885,
Gs. T-nhf4-Niow,

Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OEFICE No. - MONROE ST,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. In
IHl terest paid on special Deposit, Soles and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made on ali pOtntA-
In order TO meet a want that has long been
felt in this community, this Institution will
receive on Wednesday and Saturday Rfusr-
noon between the hours OF two and four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum OF money. from
one dollar and upwards, on which interea
will be paid.
GEO. MESDEL, President.
DIRECToRs;-AIex. LAughlin, A ]. Pannen
John Mcclure, jT, Alex. Rogers, Morgan L
Ott, James PAUL, Alex. J. Cecil, James Reed
ocI7-ly A. Z. QUARRlER, Treasurer.