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OFFICE SUPERVISORS REGIsTR ALTON
Seventh Ward, New Orleans Oct 80 1853
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY, November g. 1868 in
the Seventh Ward, at the following places:
Fourteenth Precinet. .
Poll Nc. l, AtoZ q, Engine House o. corner Of French
men end Victory streets Commissioners: f. NJ crox.,
John Kennedy. Jos. Cahero r.I
Fifteenth Precinct. s
Poll No. l. Alto d, Of Elysan Fields and Gea.meu
streets. Commissioners: Eussbe Marine, F. Aunot G VII
lsvaso .ff
Poll mo 2 to @. 90 Frepchm.n street. Commissioner.
T. Ihenemann, Jos. Grillier, J. p. guinault. '
Poll No. 8 TO K Of Esplanade and Low. sr..t.
Commissioners: William Farragut. " Lambert, Ch Cues
nsrd.
Poll Nc. 4, LtON No. SO st Bernard street. Commits.
sioners: Oscar Lsbatut, s. Fsrge. 4. Andry.
Poll No 5, to s, corner Of Bagatelle and Pycsnsr
streets. Commissioners: J. Paisley Louis Palmer O sux.
Poll No. g. to z. corner Of Bayou Road and washington
street. Commissioners: A Brugier. l. Lambert l. Ruff
fer.
Milneburg. A to e. Engine House No l. Commissioner.
Chs. Evershsoe, Jas Williams Leoncs Muro
The pol will be opened % O'CLOCK the morning
and remain open till six O. o'clock in the evening
In:sccordance with the authority given to Registrars by
II OF entitled An relative to Elections in
the State Of Louisiana approved Oct l9 1868 fuk
ing Saloons dram shops geggeriss places Iqusr
sold BY the glass bottle, situated within radius Of two
miles of sny polls places Of election, are hereby
ordered close the day Of election said superv
Ccumsiore rs shall have the call on the
sheriff. constable police ocsr enforce this
If such sheriff. constable police officer shall refuse 10
obey order issued under the authority Of section the
Commissioner Supervisor giving the order have the
power susmsrly arrest imprison such sheriff con-
stable police officer such imprisonment extend be-
You'd the hour of closing the pos
Aud such sheriff. constable police shall be deeed
gn ola mdemesnor in oce and upon conviction
sbs be punished UNEMPLOYMENT term net to exceed
six months nor less thsn three months land By fine Of ot
than Eve hundred dollars 500 less than one hun
dred dollars 5000
ARNOLD BERTOUNEAU.
Chairman Board Of Supervisors y
Seventh Ward New Orleans
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The GREAT BET.-The following is Mr..
Helmbold's offer of the million dollar bet, as
we find it in the New York World of the
9th ultimo: aa,aes effyf fer
To Moneyed Men-Election of Seymour and
BAR sD now ready to wager one million dol.
lars cash on the result Of the November elections,
IS follows: .- .. r =
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars that
Grant will not receive majority Of the electoral
votes cast by the people.
Two hundred and fifty Thousand dollars that In.
diana and Pennsylvania will, In November, go for
Seymour and Blair. .... I
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars that
New York State will go for Seymour, Blair and
Hoffman.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars that
Seymour and. Blair will be elected president and
vice president OF the United States.
Can be seen from 10 A. NJ until P NJ from this
date to October 18th, at my drug store, 59i
Broadway.
/ AS to integrity refer to Gov. Curtin, of Penn.
sylvsnia ex.Gov. Joel Parker. of New Jersey
ex-Gov. W. II. Minor, of Connecticut; Hon. d. 8.
Barnes. Of New York; VIM. Weightman, firm Of
Powers * Weghtman, Philadelphia, and as to
disposition and ability, to the leading druggists
and Publishers in the United States. .
II. 7. HELMBoLD.
If the. Radicals have any confidence at all
in their ability to elect Grant they will take
this bet; for, if Grant be elected they are
sure to win at least 100000. The only one
of the four of which they concede even a
chance to be in favor of Mr.. Helmbold is the
one OH New York. 1t will be seen that the
first does not require Grant to receive ma
jority both of the electoral and popular vote.
If he receives either Mr.. Helmbold loses that
bet.
The offer of such bet is enough to show
that the Democracy are confident of the re-
suit, and the failure of the Radicals to take
it shows that, in spite of all their boastings
they consider defeat more probable than sue
cess
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Yeddo, Japan, is q city OF COG, 900 people.
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Notice.

OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS,
THIRD WARD CFRoSp. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 30 1864 (
Polls will be opened TUESDAY, Nov g. 1861 in the
Third ard Frontl at tie following places, to wit:
Fifth Precinct.
Poll No. l. Engine House Mississippi No. p corner hatcher
and 1choupitoulss streetsFrom to K-Commissoners.
n ". Travis, p. p. Walsh, j. e stlwelL Clerks: T. A
Menzies Msrcelus Lara.
Poll No 2 Lafayette street. Csmp-From L To z
Commissioners VIM X. Miller, Daniel schobel G. r. Lath
rop. Clerks: John F. Miller, soloman I.aac
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OFFICE SUPERVISORS REgIsTR ALTON
Seventh Ward, New Orleans Oct 80 1864
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY, November g. 1865 In
the Seventh Ward, at the following places:
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j. A..NOBLE-
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Chairman Board Supervisors,
Third Ward (Front) New Orleans
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OFFICE BOARD SUPKRvIsoRs.l
Second Ward, New Orleans Oct 81. 1868 !
Polls win be opened on TUESDAY, November s. ct the
following places in the Second Ward:
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OFFICE SUPERVISORS RRcIsrRArI'
Tenth Ward. Oct. 80, 1868
,sned on TUESDAY, Nov. 5, at the
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OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS.
Ninth WARD. NEW ORLEANS, Oct 80 1853
Polls ~nl be opened on TUESDAY. Nov. s. 1858. in
Ninth Ward, at the following places:
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OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS
Fourth Ward, New Orleans. Oct 80. 1853.
Polls will DO opened TUESDAY, nov. in the follow
ing places in the Fourth Ward n
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Fourteenth PrecIn
Fifeenth Prec,uct

Poll Nc. l, to-, Engine House No. O. corner OF Frenc
end Victory streets Commissioners: f. NJ Croza
John Kennedy, Jos. Cahero.
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Jas. II. Thompson.

M z n @ HANT TAILOR.
No. asa Broaaway. Corner OF Eighth .trs.s
NEW YORK
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OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. 4
THIRD WARD (hesr)
New 0rleana Ia m IQca
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An Ordinance.

NOR ASSESSING AND LEVYING a
Water Rent on the City OF Wheeling for
tbe year commencing on the LIST day OF April
SEC. l. BE IL ordained by the Council oTne
City Of Wheeling, That there shall be collect
first day OF April, 1858, for the use and 6ene.
fit of said City OF Wheeling, water rent
from each and every person, party, firm or
other establishments hereinafter mentioned,
using water from the Water Works of said
city. water rent as follows, that Is TO say:
For each and every person in Il family us
ing the water OF the city u tax of seventy
five cents each, and in addition thereto
three per cent on the rental value OF dwell
ingS where water is used.
For every Retail Drug Store five per cent
on the annual rental value thereof.
And on every Drug store exclusively
wholesale five per cent on the annual rental
value thereof.
For every Ordinary, exclusive of steam
apparatus or baths. twelve per cent on the
rental value thereof.
On every Boarding House Six per cent ON
the rental value thereof
For every Coffee House, first or second
class. ten per cent on the annual rental value
thereof.
For every Private Bath, for each person in
the family twenty-five cents.
every tub therein.
For every Yard or Garden Fountain ten
For every Yard, Garden or Street Hose,
four dollars for the first twenty feet and ten
CSIlLS GhSLA lOOLs
For every Grocery Hose, or Street Hose
used for Grocery purposes, Ave dollars for
the first twenty feet and len cents for each
additional loot.
For every Water Closet fifteen dollars.
For every Horse. except as herein special
ly assessed. one dollar.
For every Private Carriage, one dollar.
For every running soda Fountain ten dol
lars and for those not running Ave dollars.
For every Store, Office or shop, one per
cent on the annual rental value thereof
SIC .. This ordinance Shall be in force
from and alter its passage.
Passed June 9th, 1858.
Je-I2-It II. f. FEENY, City Clerk
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
BOSTON. MASS.


The very important and extensive inn
p:ove4nents which have recently been made
in this popular Hotel, the largest in New
England. enable the proprietors TO offer to
Tourists Families. and the Travelling public,
accommodations and conveniences superior
to any other Hotel in the city. During the
past summer additions have been made OF
numerous suits OF apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets. &C., attached; one OF
Tufts magnificent passenger elevators, the
pest ever constructed. conveys guests TO the
upper story of the house in one minute; the
entries have been newly and richly carpeted,
and the en- tire house thoroughly replenished
and refurnished. making it, in all its ap-
pointments, equal TO any hotel III the cOun-
try. Telegraph Office, billiard Halls and Cafe
on first floor.
Iny4-3meod Proprietors.
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Public Sale.

ON SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1865, AT
~ 10 O'Clock, a. M, at the front door of the
Court House, two tracts OF land, with coal
privileges to each-being part of the A. P.
Woods farm on the Ohio River, 23S miles
north of tho city of Wheeling.
The first or upper tract which joins lands
OF A. l. Garden, Etq., consists of u acres OF
land, with n coal. field OF ABOUT l35 acres.
ines me second Joining the above on The south
about so acres. ON this tract there Is a good
frame dwelling house; stabling, &c.
he thickness of the coal vein (about @ ft)
and Its situation above the River bottom
makes very desirable locations for Rolling
Mills or any other manufacturing establish
rnent, also desirable for shipping coal by the
river.
A plat OF the property can be seen and all
Information given at the Recorders Office,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Terms OF Rale:-One third cash. the balance
In six, twelve and eighteen months, with APP
proved security. sale positive.
r. B. WOODS.
my21.td WM. Fl. WOODS,
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In thespring every one feels the need OF an
infallible remedy for the Impurities OF the
Blood, Dyspepsia. ActdIty of the Stomach,
and kindred ailments. Such q medicine is
M1sHLER's HERB BITTERs, which has
proven a blessing TO humanity and enjoys
reputation extending throughout the coun-
try. By ITS Judicious and timely use, at such
time and places where 1t might be of use, 1t
viii surely avert the approach of the most
insidious disease. Danger and sickness will
only ensue when the human system is out OF
order. Either the blood. the stomach, the
yer or the kidneys may be deranged, ard
disease in the guise of some dangerous fever,
or racktng. cruel pains, or wearing, debilIta-
ting sickness, will speedily bring the victim
to the couch OF Illness, unless a preventive,
sure in its operations, and certain In It's eff
fects, is promptly taken, aud, We repeat,
such medicine is MISHLER'S HERB BIT
TIERS. Sold by all Druggists and dealers. <.
B. Hartman & Co., Proprietors, Lancaster,
Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIS, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Wheeling, w. Va.
myl6-2w
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TO CAPITALISTS.
The DOnnaIly and NOycs Estates
Combined

The DOnnaIly and ROycS Estates
Combined.
THESE VALUABLE ESTATES ARE
i now in market. They comprise an area
OF KanawhR Bottom, exceeding that of ali
the active salt properties in the countv-
about sos acres. and about 600 acres of coal
and mineral lands. These estates are In the
center OF Wnat Is supposed to be the salt
basin OF the country, and have always been
regarded as amongst the most Valuable.
During the late war the furnaces were
thrown idle, and have been entiralv reS
moved. There is an active demand for one.
third more kanRwha salt than fine Tresent
furnaces can yield ut better anTt ,,ffora 70
munerative prices than have baeT oftaIne3
IN thlrtS years. The extensive bottnms he
longing TO these estates can be ana oneI,f To
become the site of great 1nannfsctSnrinS-
tnwn. In the hands OF a conbina1Sor, II
capitalists. the PROFITS on salt alone can he
maze 70 yield a handsome income IsoT1i1S
me bottom lands for farming pnrnoSeS and
ultimately Tor town lots, The Ty5S.,St 80
prtetors will take large an6I1rt ~, Pr Pr
stock tfa joint stock company he Sy " nc s
the purchase of these estates o,,SS - t Io9
erection of one or more fnTDScsSS ~ M, ~
estates are situated directly on Tho II1a - a.
location OF the Chesapeake and 0hjS, paII
tOao Whicn nom present fudIcafiona viii
u oe oulit before many yearS. For fnrfIIar In
Io2tn1aatlon app to Greenbery SlacS EsI.
OF the state Senate, who is mart 49, et ~
the Inst named or these estates tls4 Va
JAMES AI.LAIDLEY
VIII take pleasure at any fiine f;Hr =;
my stay in the city 10 give any fnformSifnSS
that may DO desired respecting the sbnTe
jt6 iw q. SLACK.
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acknowledgements

orrloE: 40. IS QUINCY STREET.
FREw, HAGANs & HALL.
rEoFHnToEs.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE IL.
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DHALoN,s "pApH1AN I.oTIoNp for
L BeautiCying the SKIN and COMPLEX-
ION. Removes all EruptionS, Freckles
Plmpies, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., and rem
For Ladies in the Nursery 1t is Invaluable.
For Gentlemen after Shaving II has no
equal.
remedy for diseases and blemishes OF the
PHALo&'s "pAPHIAN SOAP" for the
toilet, Nursery and bath, Will not chap the
Skin. Piice Is cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
FLOR DE MAYO"
a new perfume for tho HandkerchIe. Ex.
QuLsite, Delicate. Lasting Fragrance
PHALoH & son. New York. Sold by all
Druggists. rnyF;-i Tenti
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Ass1gnee's Sale,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| United States Tor tho District OF West
III the matter of Thomas Kisner-Bank-
Iupt.
said case, will on MoNDAY, Juno The 22d,
1868. al the Drug Store in South Wheeling,
lately occupied by said DR.. T hos. ]. Ktsner,
proceed to sell at Public Auction, the Drugs,
OILS, Paints. &C., &c, being all the effects of
the sail L. j. Klsner, Bankrupt not exempt
by law. The stock comprises nearly every
thing necessary for firSt-claSS drug store.
ma Terms OF sale-Cash.
ALFRED TURNER,
JaJO-OI ASSIGNEE,
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VIE VIRGINIA nEnr.
so Provision for the July Interest.
.IFrpS7, N AT1oNAT. RANr

so Provision for the July Interest.
First NATIONAL BANK.
"RIcHMoND, VA, June 6, 1865.
81 I.m. +. Taylor, Esq, AWditor State OF
F'rgiiiiG
''DEAR SIR:-In view of the frequent
Inquiries of this Bank rs to whether
the interest on the State debt maturing
LIST Of July prOximo will be paid, have
To request that You will inform me
officially whether the State is in funds
TO meet the snme. Parties are already
senGing on coupons and orders for the
interest, and TO save this expense il is
due TO the public, I think. that an OIL
cial announcement should be made.
"Nery respectfully,
IA NANCE BROWN. RreSiieNin
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HAPPY mARRIAGEs.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impedi.
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
of treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
po ,,,rlO Qr,,lE,r,
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MINERAL. SPRING wATERs-1 have
Nl just received fresh from the springs a
supply Of Congress- Empire and Columbian
Spring Waters. Also, st. Adams. Vichy,
ktSStngen. Spa, PyTmOnt, and Marienbad
Waters, MiSsisQuOi and Gettysburg Waters to
arrive Mt E. BOOKINGS Pharmacy, No.
Odd Fellows Hall. leo
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For Sala

ON THURSDAY, THE STU DAY ov
" July, a. ID. 1865. AA VI
By virtue OF a deed OF Trust date, tho ,o,,
day OF october, a. d. lsG7, made 6Y .I0SHe sun y
Sangston to William Rtheldaffef. 49,
and recorded in the Recorders offlcs
Ohio county, West Va, In Book nnmSe.oi
50 foil 255, will sell on THURSDAY SIe1
9Th d AY OF JULY, 1865, commencing a. =
House of Ohio county, to the highest bS5S1Lut
at public auction, all the Iight TftIe ana I.
teTest legal and equitable OF John A. Ssn on
deceased, las Is mentioned and descri6ssSIt ~
said Deed of TTust.) ~
Terms of sale-CASH.
Selling us Trustee will convey In ~.
purchaser only such title as Is vested in me me
as trustee. AZ 'iAe
tests ~ ER,
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Steamhnats.
Notice to Shippers.
STEAMER ". F. CURTIS.

The steamer w. +. CURTIS being
efEeE.%IaunavOidably detained will posi-
sEssIssSsEtively leave for 81. Louis on Fri
day, j une 18th.
For freigh or passagehpplv on board or TO
iell.gt r. II. MONG Agent.
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RAnY AT mIDNIGur.

Screaming at the top of its voice-disturbs
all the sleepy heads of the house, and your
neighbor. How often you hear
the thoughtless remark, Choke that squat
ling Baby!" Now, this is very unkind of
you, my friend. Once you had just such a
time Teething, Cholic, Pain, Fretful, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. "A long night OF watching,
and weary morning dawns, bringing No
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Sur Sale
Desirable Property in Bellaira
for Sale.

NOR SALE UPON REAsOS,,
L terms, 81 lots OF ground sit1steac55 LIZ II:
belmont street. between LIST and 81 sOn
Bellaire, Ohio. Two OF the lots ara reefs 0
and the location OF ali OF tSo%eh
justly considered the very best in thai rs11i5 Is
~ improving city. For terms and partinI G-
lars see PATRICK CLARKE, BellaI1rtoa c S
or THOS. 0BRIEN, Real Estate 80 -,
Wheeling, w. Va. iaI5Is gent
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TRY ONE BOTTLE OF

1AuGHL1Nis INFANT coRDIAL!II
Baby rests swcetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and yourneighbor VIII
not say, fang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlin's Infant Cordial. Only % cents a
Bottle. marI3.
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MARRIED.

CAswELL-TRAINER-on Wednesday,
June 10th, by Rev. NJ. ". B. White, Mr.. +.
=. CASwELb, OF Wheeling, to Miss anna
TRAINER, OF Huntington, w. Va.
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NARBo1ATE OF LIME-rhe best disin-
" fectant and deodorizer known. Sold in
cans or by the pound at K. BOOKINGS
Pharmacy, No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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House, Garden and Green FoNss

ToFFER FOR SALE MY PRESENT DR.
lidence in South Wheeling, Together vii.
the Garden and Green House eitbaH H ~
whole or in portions TO suit purcnaSerS u
Terms accommodating.
Apply to Doctor r. II. Cummins NJ
OFT, or Samuel Laughlin. NA' l.
1e3-tf SAMuEI. ln1rr
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DIED..

EWING-At Concord, Illinois, June Srd,
1883. HENRY EWING, aged IS years, formeIy
OF Wheeling.
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"SrArE OF V1RoIS1A,
GsArNy-0rsS OprVog
AUDITOIk- ; UFFICkl
"RICHAIoND, Juno S, lS6S.

hlCHMoND, Juno 5, ISho.
81. Vance Broom, Esq, President FIRST
National Bank, Richmond:
"DEAs Sm:-In reply to your in
quiry whether the interest on the State
be paid. 1 have to say that l see no
prospect whatever OF having balance
in the treasury at that time-such as
would justify the attempt to pay. There
are reasons for this opinion which 1t is
not necessary in this communications to
state. L will only add that feel the
pToloundest regret in making this
statement.
am, very respectfully,
"wILLIAaI f. TAYLOR,
"AItditor Of Public AceountS.n
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF GRorND
"a OF one acre, bound on the west nv lima
StITset, on the south by Spruce street, In EaSt
mnsenng. Also two lOtR 70 feet front M
Lind street, Will be sold on easy terms and a.
dPIE0 ], IRWIN
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WTHALEoIL soAP-an efFectual remedy
w for destroying Insects on Plants, Trees,
Vines, sc: A supply just received and Tor
sale at E. BoCRISG'S Pharmacy, No. Odd
Fellows Hall,
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Trustees Sale

DS VIRTUE OF A DEED OF, a rr,,,,.,.,.
ID to me by C. Roller and wife. and ANS
corded In the Recorders office OF MarSboI,
county, West Virginia, I shall on MondsvI'
m. in the town of Cameron, MarshSII SoTS a.
". west Va, proceed to sell all the stock II,
Trade and the fixtures in and belonging H.
Selling as trustee shall only warrant SHni.
t tue as Is conveyed to me by said deed o.
,,1 10 any one wishing TO engage In the drug
tal eSs' this is rare opportunity, as theiO
Satlon Is most excellent one, For further
information call at this offiCe.
Jel-lm' JOHN B. LYDICK. Tustea
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Notice
jell-St
Notice.

Valuable Coal Property for Sale.
A BOUT TWENTY ACRES OF LAND,
n now under cultivation, with good
with Coal Vein underlying more than one
hundred and sixty acres OF the adjoining
lands. a Coal Bank, with the necessary
fixtures. Is now open. These lands lie on the
Hempneld Railroad, four miles east OF
Wheeling. For terms, apply to
jell-2w JAMES PAUL..
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EVERY EVENING

EN Ely EN EN- INT.
Sunday Excepted, at nine o'clock y. IN.
Passage Through, Meals and State Rooms
included 81 50.
Boat for PIttsburg every morning at Z
o'clock.
FreIghts will be received at Mi hours ofthe
day on the landing. TafPaulins and other
appliances have been provided by the COM
pany for the preservation and safety OF all
Freight carried either up or down at RE-
~ VIZ " Jas. H. HOLMES, Agent.
T. H. MONG, Freight Agent.
Once and sitting Room, No. SO Monroe st.
mar2.tf
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Marietta md ParkersbnrE
Daily Packets,

wheeling, Marietta and Parkersburg
Daily Packets.
The side wheel steamers IRE
neSt1ABECCA" and 'tEXPRESS."
st1EEssssss4ssSszsz Rebecca leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ut eleven
o'clock, q. IN.
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at IL o'clock, a. IN.
Connecting at Bellaire with trains from
Pittsburgh, due at IL a. m.
FreIght receipted through to all points be-
tween ParkerSburg and GnllipoliS.
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
decl0-u Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-12
Grand Picnic at Rose Grove

CoRNsTALK TRIBE, NO. 9 I. o. r; n.
u viii give neir LIST Annual Picnic at Rose
Grove. aturday, 18th inst. Ample arrange
ments haze been made for supplying the
entire com pany with the best refreshments
OF the season. AN effective Police force Will
be in attendance and the strlctest order ana
decorum will be enforced. Music by Johnny
BIrchs unrIvaIled string Band. All desiE-
ing 10 spend a pleasant and social day III
the Grove are cordially invited.
II raining, the Picnic will be postponed