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CHEAP AND Coon CLoTHIre-Many people have
an idea that Clothing made by other than Chestnut
street houses must be OF an inferior grade In this
they are much mstaktn, as equally as good appare
can be MADE by clothers other streets In the Inn
meolate vicinity OF that thoroughfare, aud ~ much
less price. Among the latter is the firm OF William
H. Taylor & Co., No. 1S2 g. Fourth street, who are
ousily engaged In getting mp clothing OF the same ma
Iera ~ the Chesnut street and at least 20 per
cent. lower. They have Just received 500 yards Of
ecotch Cheviots, which they guarantee 10 make up a.
The aoove rates. In addition they have the finest
goeds to be found In the market-French and English
Csssimtres, Scotch Cloths and Doeskns, Ribbed Silk
and Cashmere VesIings The hrm In vite an inspec
ton OF their stock, feeling confident that nowhere
can a better class OF goods be found.
They have in their employ some OF the most skill 'u
cutters In the city, and willingly guarantee every
piece OF hing made to order to be not only per
feet ft, but to be manufactured in the careful
mann er by the most competent of workmen
They boast that they can furnish Clothing as good
in texture and manufacture. at much less cost than
can be procured at many OF the Chestnut street esab
ments Call and see for yourself
sEAsoNABLE ARTICLE
One OF Charles Stokes q 90 g elegant
FALL ovERcoATs,
PRINCE ALEs
PALETor COATS
FRENCH WALKING and
EVENING FRocK CoATs.
Ready-made Clothing, the same In style and work
mAnship
CUSTOMER WoRK.
Goods marked down at
CHAs. STOKES & Co 81 No. s2I Ohesnut street.
FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES for Gen.
tlemen. Bartlett No 80 South slxsh street. above
Chestnut
GROVER BAKERS highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 73O Chestnut street.
SALE BOOTS AND sHoKs-The early attention
Of the trade is led the large sale of Boots Shoes
BrogaDs, etc., to be sold by catal lgne, for cash,
Monday morning September 81 at 10 o'clock, by O. ID,
McClees d Co., Auctioneers No. SOC Market street.
NEwsPAPERs Periodicals, Fashion Plates, and
Msgsznes-boih English and Amerlcan-may be had
published of John TIenwlth, the great
news agent. His enterprise and energy have secured
or him an extensive patrons ge, which continues
satisfy by furnishing the New York papers several
hours earlier than they can be obtained by the regu-
lar mails and by selling the periodicals aud maga-
zines at the lowest possible prices: Those desiring
the latest intelligence should visit Trenwlth q News
Emporium. at No. lO7 Third street
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LIFE INSURANCE.
THE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
United States of America,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Chartered by Special Act OF Congress, APP
proved July 25, 1858.
Cash CAPITAL, 81 900, 900
BRANCH OFFICE IN PHILADELPHIA,
In FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.

BRANCH OFFICE IN PHILADELPHIA,
In FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
DIRECTORS.
JAY COOK oKE.................., iadelphia
y. "A, h iladelphla
n: RATCHFoKD STARR..........Ph ladelphia
WIN. y. ACCOUNTABILITY p Ill lade lphia
GEoRG Il II. TYLER ..,.,...,,,., Phi ilRdelphia
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~ A. w Washington d. o.
1,ENkf u CooKE.........".....W w Washington, ID. t.,
" M. r. CHANDIER.'........Was w Washington, ID. o.,
JOHN ID. DEGREES. -.....,....... Washi ngtOn d. O.
EDWARD DoDGE."..-..........New York,
H. " fAHNEsI oCK ,...........-.NewY York.
OFFICERS.
G. III. CLARK, Philadelphia, President
HENRY ID. COOKE Washington Vice. President.
JAY SookE Chairman Finance aud Executive
EMEEsoN W. PEEr. Philadelphia, Secretary
z s. TURNER. Washington. Assistant sec,y.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, M. D., Medical Director
j. EWING MEARs Nj. D., Assistant Medical
Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
]. X. BARNES, Surgeon. General U. 8. A., Wash.
p. j. HoRwITz. Chief Of Bureau OF Medicine
and Surgery. U. s. n. Washington.
ID. w. BLISS, M. D., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
Hon. VIM L. CHANDLER, Washington, D.. O.
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This Company, National In its character
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BILE means OF tnsuring lie yet presented to the
public.
The rates Of premium. being largely reduced,
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Dividends, and the MISUNDERSTANDING which
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Several new and attractive tables are now
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prove acceptable TO the public sucn as the
INCOME PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN
policy.holder not only secures life Insurance.
payable at death, but will receive, If living,
after period of few years, annual income
equal to ten per cent (l0 per cent? Of The par OF
hispotiey. In the latter, the Company agrees 10
return to The assured the total amount Of n1oneU
he has paid in, IN addition TO the amount OF MS
policy.
suring their lives or increasing the amount of
insurance they already have, Is called to the
speci advantages offered by the National Life
Insurance Company.
Circulars. Pamphlets, and full particulars
given on application to the Branch Office of
the Company In this city, or to It's General
Agents.
GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
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For New York State and Northern New Jersey
Z. w. CLARK a. co., PhiladsIphfa.
For Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey.
JAY COOKE g. CO., Warrington, ID. O..
For Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, District of
Columbia, and West Virginia.
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For Illinois and Wisconsin.
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SS warp For Minnesota
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YOU WISHED you HAD YOUR
FALL CLOTHING YESTERDAY
GET 1T
.-MMEDIATELY
WAN44MARER & BROWN.
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MARRIED.

RoUGHs-RICHARDs.- Thursday, septem
Der 1852 al the residence OF the BRIDE No. 1897 Wal
BURROUGHS, OF Boston, to EMILY RICHARDS
of Philadelphia. No cards. (Boston papers please
copy.)
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Y. M. e.. A.

Y. vi. q. A.
A letter from Detroit, Michigan, bear
ing date of 25th inst, says: "The in
ternational Convention of Young Mems
Christian Associations assembled here
yesterday, in one of the largest and
finest churches in the city-the Central
Methodist. Between seven and eight
hundred delegates are in attendance,
and of course the gathering is large and
impressive. The Convention is one OF
the largest and promises to be the most
interesting and profitable ever held.
Christ is in the very midst of the as
sembly, and every speech and every
PRAYER seems to come from the Utmost
recess of the hearts of speakers. The
Convention organized by unanimously
re electing II. Thayne Miller, Esq, OF
Cincinnati, permanent President. All
who have ever heard of Mr.. NJ. as a
Christian gentleman and presiding
officer will bear witness to the fitness of
the selection of presiding officer.
Wheeling is represented on the floor by
Messrs. b. Davenport, VIM. B. Simpson,
+. C. McAfee A. T. McKelvey and VIM.
H. Oxtoby. D. c. List, Esq, and son,
and Rev. S. B. Barnitz, of Wheeling,
are here as visitors.
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Races
There was considerable disappoint'
ment on Saturday, in consequence OF
the failure of the pacing match
tkat was advertised to come of
on that day, for purse of $500. The
weather was fine and the track in OK.
cellept order. The number in attend
ance was small, and betting rather eau
tious.
"Gen. Custer" was entered to trot
against time, which was 2:494. The
first heat was made in 1853, 80 the wa
ger was lost. Another bet was made
that "Custer" could beat his last time
Some little excitement was manifest
ed in this heat, but it was lost, as the
"Gen." broke once or twice in the first
round, and made his mile in 2:54f.
Subsequently match was made be
tween the "Lady Collins" and The
"Maid of the Mist" 1t was for the bes
two in three. Betting was dull. Tht
stakes were won, however, by Lady
Collins"
Time: First heat, Lady Collins, 3:c2
second heat, Maid of the Mist, 1861
third heat, Lady Collins, 2:52f,
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Police Court.

Police Court.
Business was rather brisker on Sat-
urday morning, at this Court than
usual
Three cases were up for adjustment.
The first was that of Pat. MahoDey,
charged with disorderly conduct at the
house of one Mrs. Taylor. 1t appears
that because Pat could net gain admit
lance. he threw stone against the
house. For which offence the Judge
imposed fine of $40 and cost.
The next was that of Oscar Vein
berger, charged with assault and rob-
berry. 1t appeared that Oscar had
knocked down a man at the Baltimore
depot and was about making way with
his carpet-bag. As the proof was pref
ty plain that Oscar was carpet
bager" the Judge gave him the privi-
loge of donating to the city fund the
sum of 500 and cost.
The other was a trivial otfense of
purchasing a few chickens, on the eve
of a market morning, for sick child.
Fined 50 and cost.
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commissioners Sale .
Of
Far IN 4.
saturday,. July 18th, Is6s.

SQttlIuoy'
an DOOR OF COURT HOUSE
Pat, Fox ci In Gh@cS Onri Il ~ o tae
49,, Clemens, ct al. County, West Va.
S, rr,SrAST TO THE DECREE MADE
plh,t. oboye cause on the sd day Of May,
! 10 ~ I'll on SATURDAY, TIE 18th DAY
%;rrY ls6s commencing Mt 10 o'clock A. " +,
tg.1,,I commissioner appointed by order OF
ii al public auction at the front door
se L. Conrt House of Ohio county, the certain
s..' y land in said decree mentioned and de-
"a a. follows: "All that parcel OF land
-. - an Big Wheeling Greek, IN Ohio county,
ming al sugar and walnut on William
SS'..S,psn's line, and with said line \; 81 deg
, ~ niles TO W. oak on the banks OF Wheel
} ~ thence down said creek with its
han. and binding thereon 2a6s poles TO two
-''-srrs the corner In the line separating
Z. Ind of James Rentord, thence with said
49, line =. o. W 32S poles to q stone In
!. Scrner of said Renford's line, thence 5. "a
!; Males IL the place Of beginning con-
= -, ons hundred and twenty ak acres of
- - sina the same tract of land which was
- 10 the said Sherrard Clemens by An
~ Wbite administrator of Daniel Steenrod
- hy deed dated the 18th day Of October,
:, and recorded in the Recorders office Of
= - cnrpry in Deed Book No. Is, folio 1919.
rrs,,s ~ SILE-"One. fourth of the purchase
-. In ,Asn on the day of sale, and the re-
.r.isr thereof in ,hree equal instruments,
M respectively in six, twelve and eighteen
IN, with interest from day Of sale; the title
- 'rsserycd until the purchase price is fully
a S. BRADY,
.-Iat1 Special Commissioner.
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NolA Rohery.

nOfa hohery. ~s
Friday night, just after the Baltimore
train arrived at the depot, passenger
on board of said train, who resides in
the State of Delaware and was on his
way to Missouri, was knocked down and
robbed of his carpet-bag and other val
liable articles. There were some three
or folr persons engaged in the transac-
tion; but officers Price and Wallace hap
pening to be on the ground and bearing
the disturbance fastened to the spot.
The scoundrels, seeing the approach of
the officers, toek to their heels and run.
The only one who could be identified
was Oscar Weinberger. The articles
stolen were recovered. Oscar was ia
ken before the Police Court and fined
$40 and costs. Then he was taken be-
fore Esquire Johnston and, after hear
ing, was sent to Jail for further proceed
ings.
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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION?

Many are aware of the cause OF their suffering,
but none will confess.
THE RECORDS of the INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the melancholy deaths by Consumption
bear ample witness to the truth of the asser.
ton. The constitution once affected with
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Gravel Roofs.

SFuNet noOis
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either ir resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
a process that frees it from oil
and benzole, and no matterlhow great
the heat, it will not run. 1t is equal
ly efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch, Mr.. CruDlbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quality,
and for sale at the lowest rates This
has stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh, and is the cheapest in use. Call
at the Factory, head of Lindsey street,
East Wheeling, or address him through
the Wheeling Post Office.
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To nm orFow.

To morrow.
Remember, that on tomorrow morn
ing, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, the grand dis
tribution of premiums commences at
Mount de Chantal. Those who have
been accustomed to witness these dis
plays of mental culture will, we pre-
sumo, be on hand. As the number of
females attending this institution OF
female instruction is very large, the ex-
ercises will be extensive and entertain
ing.
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Young Thief.

Young Thief.
A small boy was caught, on Saturday,
robbing the money drawer of paint
shop. He was discovered before he alb
stracted any money, and, after severe
reprimand, was let 60. 1t is supposed
these little fellows are persuaded to
commit these dePredations by older and
more experienced scoundrels. AT any
rate the proclivity of the small boys
for petty stealing is truly alarming.
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Accident.

1t seems that on yesterday Peter Ben
ner had been taking a ride into the
country, ard during his rural excursion
had imbibed rather freely in that arti-
Gle which too eften produces dizziness
in the head. He had returned to the
city and was riding down Main street
at pretty rapid rate, and when about
opposite the residence of Mr.. John
Mcclure his horse frightened and he fell
on the rail of the street railway, cutting
his face considerably. He was taken
into DR.. McCoy's where his wounds
were dressed.
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.,,rs sale is postponed until SATUR'
IE iTLY Is, 1865. Jnnlo-ta
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Excursion aud Picnic

u xeufston uuo Eicuic
We learn that the Young Mems Cath
Ollie Association are to have an excur-
sion trip to Curtis Grove, near Mounds
Vile, on Saturday, July 4th. There
will be picnic at the grove, where all
kinds of refreshments can be had; and
we farther learn that Cocayne's celebra-
ted cottillion band will be on the
ground. 1t is anticipated that grand
entertainment will come off on that day.
and the proceeds of the affair are to be
donated to the laudable and noble pur-
pose of assisting in the liquidation OF
the debt incurred IN building the st.
Marys Church at Triadelphia.
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we are satisfied that when s 4 races are ID.
ivertised to come off, they should fulfill
their promises. Let everything be con-
Quoted in q legitimate manner, and
there are sporting gentlemen enough to
make it success. I,-ttI. q IL
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"I See, L See,o

Said the little man, ~ see clearly" as
/ gaze.through the superior glasses pur-
chased at Oxtoby & Dufield's Jewelry
Store, 1O3 Main street. Large stock of
spectacles, eyeglasses, goggles, gold
and silver watches, American and Swiss;
fine Jewelry; the best of clocks, all
styles; silver-plated ware and fancy
goods generally. See advertisement.
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Leave ON Tuesday.

We learn by dispatch that the con-
vention of the Young Mems Christian
Association, that has been in session
for several days at Detroit, Michigan,
adjourned on Saturday, and that our
Wheeling delegation joined an excur-
sion to Ann Arbor University, which
leaves to-day. Retaining they will
leave for home on Tuesday tomorrow
via the Lake. They are all we'll and in
good spirits.
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GooseberPies.

We were presented with specimen
of gooseberries, on Saturday, from the
garden of John Young. These berries
have not yet attained their full growth,
bat are now larger than the damsen
plum. We are informed that they are
a most delicious berry when ripe. They
are perfectly smooth and have plum
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nprDs OF TRt1sF.

Deed of trust, given June IL, 1859, by
g. N. Humphrey and wife, to John Mui,
rine, on lot No. 206, corner of John and
Eighth. Admitted to record Jan. Y,
1868.
Deed of Trust given June 10th, 1859,
by A. G. Robinson and wife to w. p.
Hubbard on 3 acres of land on the
Island and on lots Nos. Ii, Ia and 10,
Robinson's addition.
Deed of Trust given June 26th, 1858,
by Anthony Manly and wife to Thomas
0'Brien on the south half of lot No. q,
Cburchill's addition No. l. Admitted to
record June 26th, 1868. ~
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Goshen a. Hamburg Cheese.
ION BOXES VERY FINE.
lUU For sale by
MAXWELL 4 TISGLR
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
PENSION OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, b. C., Feb. -, 1868.
John Livingston, Esq:
SIR The new Law Register and Official Di.
rectory, a copy of which you were SO kind az to
forward TO my address, will be Of material ser.
vice in the transaction of the business Of this
office. The work has apparently been prepared
with care and great laber, and II would se Of
particular value, beyond doubt, TO every prom 5
nent official. banker, merchant and bushes
man. Very respectfully, yours,
JOSEPH II BARRETT,
Commissioner of Pensions.
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WIZ ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY
w in store, Bucket, Tubs, Wash Boards
BrOoms Essence Coffee, Extract Logwood, Md
der, Indigo. Capperas Blue Vitriol. Alum, Pep
per, Allspice, Cinnamon. GutInSga Cloves, Mos.
tard. Ginger, Bicarb. Soda, Sal. Soda, Rabbits
Soap. COlgatos Soaps German soaps. Family
SOAPS Candies, Mould and Star, Concentrated
Lye, Window GlaS-. Lead. Shot, Gun Capa. Pow.
der, Cotton Yarn, Cotton and F1aI Tuipes
Candle Wick Batting. Wrapping Paper, &c.
MAXWELL 4 TfSGLE.
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In all their stages at little expense, little or nb
change In diet, no inconvenience, and no expos.
ure IT causes frequent desire, and gives
strength TO urinate, thereby removing obstrucs
lions, preventing and curing structures of the
Uretha, allaying Pain and Inflammation, 81 fire..
ouent in this class Of Diseases, and expelling all
poisonous, diseased, and worn out matter.
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Base Ball.

The match game of base ball which
came off on the Island Oh Saturday be-
tween the first and second nine of the
Baltic, resulted in the victory of the
hrst nine. The game was well played.
The innings were equal, (eight) and the
scores stood AZ to 40 This was pretty
close work.
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Partridge

Partridge ...E'- = =.
Has recently been taking Steroscopic
views in the city. We have examined
several and think them as fine as we
ever saw. He intends making a good
collection and will take different mega
tives every clear day. All should make
as much of business show as possible
in these views as they will be examined
by many who may never see the orig
ipal.
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Lindsley Instisuie.

Lindsley Instituie.
This institution has now closed for the
summer vacation, to resume on the 25th
of August. The principal T. E. Blake
ly is happy to announce that, during
the next year, the Rev. r. V. Dodge,
formerly principal of the Institute and
we'll known to the inhabitants OF
Wheeling, will be associated with him
in the care and management of the
Lindsey Institute.
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SILL Ahead Of All.

Just received, the third stock of
Spring Wall Papers, comprising Eng
lish and American gifts, fine Parlor
Satins, unglazed and brown Papers and
Borders. New styles constantly arriv-
ing. Better grade and greater variety,
at cheaper prices than any house in the
city. A. w. PAUL & Co., Ne. LOG Main
street. II
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Two Second Ha nd Pianos

For sale at Sheib's Music Store, viz
One superior 7 Octave Rosewood Chick
ering Piano, good as new, cost $500,
used two years, price $500; one 6 Octave
Pleyel Piano, in good order, at SO
Apply early for these bargains.
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X. Both Principal and TntSr,Et arc pdyabk in
Gold, under special provisions Of both National
and State enactment
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Under these favoring auspices very gratifying
progress has been made in extending the railroad
track from both directions. Nearly 1000 miles
of the Main Line and c0nverging Branches be.
tween the Missouri River and the base OF the
Rocky Mountains have been bnilt within three
also steaEhS GhGSTRAtt oP4siFIe KAlIESAD has
Stem Line from the steamboat navigation of the
into the Great Salt Lake Basin east Of the Cali.
fornia line. Having overcome by far the most
difficult and expensive portion Of the whole
line the probabilities Of the through connection
with the Eastern lines being effected in 1910
amount almost 70 certainty.
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DEEDS IN FEE.

Deed made June Is, 1863, by John
Heiner to Carl Sswter, for part OF lot
Ne. 50. East side of Main street, Wash
ington township, IS feet front on Main
street. Admitted to record June ~,
1868. $500. 800 9
Deed made June 20, 1865, by b, 5.
Good, Trustee, and H. A. Edgiugton to
Henry Miller, for 3 acres of land, part OF
the Edgington farm. Admitted to rec
ord June 20, 1868. $1,000.
Deed made April Z, 1868, by James l..
Delaplaine and wife to S. s. Jacob IN
trust for Florence V. Delaplaine, for
248 acres, 8 rods and q perches of land
on Short creek-tbe Snodgrass farm
Admitted to record June y, 1868
sl3,750. ,a,o ,,u
MONAGHAN, trustee, and John Ridley
and wife, Ellen, to Anthony Manly, fol
the south half of lot No. 6, Churchill:
addition No. !. Admitted to record
June2, 1868. $50. 100,
Deed made June 70, 1865, by arthur
Bickerton and wife, to James Ratclit
for lot No. 9, in square No. =, SoutI
Wheeling. Admitted TO record ne2S
1869. $3.50.
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Fish.
ono HALVES No. ! MACKEREL.
ZUU 30 do do
80 do med do
- do s large do
800 kits No. ! Mackersl
80 do do
10 do family do
40 Valves Lake Herring
lD DO White Fish.
marc MAXWELL 4 TISGLE '
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Picnic.

FIc-Nic.
There will be Picnic on Sullivan's
Hill, near Bellair, on Saturday, July
4th, for the benefit of st. Johns Church
at Bellair. We hope there will be
q geodly number in attendance, as the
object is a worthy one and should call
forth the liberality of the people.