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Commisg1oner's Sale.

DT VIRTUE or a DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit court for Ohio county, West
Virginia, rendered ON the 10th day or June,
1862, IL 8 cause in chRncery pending in said
Court, wherein Jonn BAsnHr ct ais are com
plsiuanls, and Mary a. SLamm Is defend
ant, L shall, ON
wednesday, the 2sth day OfJ"Iy, 1892
ancisOD in Ibe hlSIest and best bidder, nj
lie front door OF the Court House OF ohio
County, West Virginia. me iol!oWlpg s, as,
ISt of Iand lying on Denny street, Sprigg
soG. in the ioWn OF South Wheeling, ONO
LOunty, W. Va, and desisnatede on me iIsY Pia y
Tvfth ali the buildings and appurtenRnCes
thereunto belonging.
TERNs OF SALE-One-th third cash, and the
balance in IL and 10 months, purchase giving
BOND with gOo0 security, for the deferred in
staImenLS, with interest IIom date. Or all
cash, at purchasers option.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
iun22-ta Special Comm IssiOner,
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRdPR.

-Iu the New Hampshire Senate,
Tuesday, the Usury bill making nine
per cent legal interest, was indefinitely
postponed. A bill passed the House to
tax all foreign Insurance Companies
one per cent on their business done in
the State.
The annual meeting OF the Maine
Conference of United Churches, COM
menced at Concord Tuesday. Atten-
dance large.
Gen. Cochrane declines the collec-
torship of the 9th District of New York,
not deeming the funds safe there on ac-
count of the bOldness of the burglars.
The Supreme Court OF Pennsylva-
mia has declared the registery law for
Philadelphia constitutional, and de-
clared unconstitutional the act of the
last Legislature, creating the twenty
ninth judicial district.
Hon. Richard Fletcher. lately de-
ceased, left a residuary legacy to the
Dartmouth College, his alma mater,
estimated at $4,000 to be invested as
a permanent fund, and the interest
tees. He also left s., 900 to the Baptist
Publication Society of Philadelphia.
N. P. Banks sails to-day for Europe
from New York.
The Harvard International crew
sail Saturday in the City of Paris.
Charles Gillespie while walking on
boom, at Saltwater, Minnesota, Tues
day afternoon, was struck by lightning
and killed.
The Massachusetts State constabu.
larry at Boston has commenced the
seizure OF lager beer and liquors in
earnest. Among the most important is
the stock of Pfatf Bros, corner Wash
ington and Franklin streets, valued al
81 200, mostly lager.
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mr.Ienerson Davis.

MONTREAL, July Z.
Letters received from Jefferson Davis,
now at Paris, render 1t doubtful If his
health will ever permit his return. II
he RECEIVERS sufficiently to travel he
the will spend summer in Canada and
winter in Mississippi.
All government stores at Chambly
and the detachment Of Royal Canadian
Rifles have been removed to Montreal,
The whole OF the military stores at st.
Johns are to be sent to Halifax.
Mr.. Wilson, of Newcastle, at the ex-
pense OF the Government, will visit
the maratlme provinces shortly, to in.
troduce q system of artificial propaga-
tion OF salmon and other Ash.
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A New Political MOVe-hr. 30 utWcl
the Coming Man.
Telegram ID the Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, July 6.


TELEGRAM ID the Cincinnati Commercial.
WARRINGTON, July 6.
A prominent national politician, who
figured extensively, about year ago,
as a Chase man, is here, working upon
Mr.. Boutwell, for the Presidency. In
an interview with your correspondent,
he related some facts about the success
of the movement, so far. He says,
shortly after MIR. Boutwell, became Sc
cretary of the Treasury, Il plan was
formed, and the machinery put in mo-
ton to make him the next President OF
the United States. The organization Is
now complete and in full working
order.
While Mr.. Boutwell, was attending
the Peace Jubilee in Boston, some OF
the papers in Massachusetts, spoke out
plainly upon the subject. The most
prudent players in this great political
game, such as Mr.. Tullock, Appoint
ment Clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment. thought the public demonstra-
ton bY the press in Massachusetts was
premature, and silence was commend
able.
It was generally understood that Pres
ident Grant has turned over the ad-
mfnistratlon of the Government to his
Cabinet, and that he takes little or no
interest in what is going on. His infu-
becoming less, while their power over
him is daily becoming stronger. If
General Grant is now a candidate for
recollection, he very soon will not be
one, Hia Influence and his mantle will
quietly and gently fall upon Mr.. Bout
we'll, whose wise and statesmanl1ke ad-
ministration of the Treasury has given
entire satisfaction to all the solid mon
eyed men of the country.
Mr., Tullock, the engineer-ip- chief In
this extensive political enterprise, is q
great organizer, and every appoint-
ment which he makes has this end In
view, from the messenger to the COL
lector. Mr.. Delano, Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, Is his Lieutenant
General, and moves with unerring
Judgment to accomplish the result.
Mr.. BoutH has taken time by the
forelock, and in this he Is right, as It
renders his success more certain. his
friends are confident, and we'll they
NAV be, with his active, keen, watch1ul
and untirinG officials located every few
miles square throughout the country,
with full power to:control the Presiden'
tial Nominating Convention, Nothing
but some unlocked for overwhelming
disaster can prevent his becoming the
next President. His friends are In
creasine daily, and will soon be as
thick as autumnal leaves Mr.. Bout
we'll and his friends are elated at the
Indifference OF General Grant, and oi
the certainty of having his aid and
nOwerful cooperation, knowing as
theV do, that any rivalry in the Ad-
ministratlou for the succession Will
certainly make 1t failure II not to-
tai wreck.
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Rosecrans NomInnted for 0overnor.
CUBA.

Proclamation by Gen. De ROtlns.
HAVANA, July I.
Captain General De Rodas has Issued
an important proclamation. He states
that the insurrectiOn has been reduced
in extent and is now carried on by
parties of guerillas. He declares that
parties arrested tor robbery, arson or
murder, shall be tried by Court Martial,
while In other cases the Civil Tribunal
shall continue to exercise their func-
tion, and he declares that the accused
may rely upon receiving impartial
justice.
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For Sale,

STEAM ENGINES AND
= BOILERs OF the following dimensions,
viz: One Steam Engine, 81 inch n pore ;,aL 10
6L inches bore, II Inches stroke; one Steam
EnRine. II Inch cylinder. feet stIokei one
one steam Engine, IL Inch cylinder, feet
stroke; one D5uble-Flued Boiler, ~ inches
diameter. "A feet long; one Double. Flued
Vertical Boiler [Zood as new). Also Hot and
Cold Water Pumps, new and Second-hand, ,
all OF which viii be sold cheap for cash.
Address HOBBS, TAYLOR & co,
iF7-2W Wheeling, West Va.
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Toledo.

July 7.-FLoUR-Steady; S4 so for
$6 25 for Xxx. Wheat-Am-
Der lower with q downward tendency;
No. and red, firm; amber 81 40Hals4l;
white Michigan regular 81 Al; No. do.
No. 5 red 81 20. Corn-2a23fc better; No.
l 79c on the spot; SOC, buyer July. No.
2 751<c; Michigan 77c: Oats-Better;
Michigan 6s11c: No. $50. Rye-None
In the market. Barley-Dull.
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0heQmtelliqenrer
VIRGINIA.

The news for some days previous had in
some degree prepared us for the sweep
ing victory won by the conservative
elements In Virginia in the State cleo.
tion Tuesday. Walker, the COnserva>
tive candidate for Governor, Is reported
to be elected by a majority approaching
40, 600. At the hour OF writing this, we
know little OF the composition of the
Congressional delegation and of the
Legislature, but under such a state of
facts it is to be presumed most of the
Conservative Congressman are chosen
and large majority OF the same stripe
to the Legislature, The Constitution
is adopted and the iron clad provision
overwhelmingly rejected. The follow
Ing were the competing State and Con-
gressional tickets
Republican. Conservative.
GOVERNOR.
Henry II. Wells. Gilbert c. Walker.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
]. D. Harris. John F. Lewis.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Thomas r. Bowden. James C.. Taylor.
Dist. CONGRESS.
l.. IL
z James ii. Platt, jr.,
=. Charles H. Porter, James w HunnIcutt.
4. w. H. II. StOweIl, Lew Z. Thayer.
s, CASTOR q, Curtis, Robert L. owen.
g. John w. Jenkins, Robert q. Conrad.
7. Chas. Whlttlesey, Lewis Mckenzie.
8. George 3. Smith, James *. Gibson.
Wells is the incumbent Governor,
and is Radical Republican. Gilbert
C. Walker processes to be Conserva-
tive Republican, but the Republican
part should undoubtedly be left off,
seeing that he was a prominent Demo-
cratic politician, and the President of a
"Democratic Club" in 1864. he claims
to be a supporter of Grants policy and
some of his friends have had assur-
ance enough to telegraph the President
their congratulations on Mr.. Walkers
election and the SUCCESS Of his (Grant's)
policy. 1t looks like the admin
istration had quietly encouraged
Walkers election; though at this dis
tance it is hard to tell.
Whatever professions are made by
the Republican supporters of Mr..
Walker, his election is due mainly to
the Democrats. Ifthe Republicans had
good man, (for emphati-
cally in our judgment Wells was not
one-he was essentially a rascal and
intriguer, who WAS aiming at his own
promotion to the Senate;) If they had
discarded the untenable idea OF still
keeping the great body of the white
people out of their way by the IRON
clad oath, they ought to have succeed
ed. But they were unable to get out
from under the policy which they had
been pursuing. Their attempt TO nbRn-
don it was too late to be available, and
they went down with it.
How the Democracy in Virginia feel
over their victory and what they will
do, remain to be seen. They make
warm professions of purpose to give
the reconstruction policy of the admin
istration a sincere support. If they do
this, they may call themselves what
they please. We may be sure there will
be no exhibition of the cloven foot till
their members ere fairly installed in
Congress, at least. Then we shall ex-
pect to see definition of party lines;
but we do not apprehend any danger
therefrom to the peace OF the country
when 1t does take place.
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Chicago.


july 8-FLoUR-Fairly active; sales
at $7a9 25 for winter extra; $5 25a6 so for
spring extras, and 81 rs for spring su
perfine.
GRAIN-Wheat-Eas but unsettled
and irregular: sales OF No. l at 81 SOa
/ 81, and No. Cat 81 27al 90; closing at
the outside figure. Corn--Tolerab!y
active and the market excIled: prices "A
Axe higher; sales OF No. at 71c, ana nc o. OF
No. 2 at 75% %a7715c; closing at 76N 1870.
Oats-Shade more active and 1Aa21&c
higher; closing at 661s66Ac for No. 2
Rye-Steady aud quiet; closing nomI-
nal at 81 U6 for No. l; sales at 81 0oal 10.
No. 2.
CATr1E-Firm and steady at 81 24a4 IS
for common 10 good cows; 20 25a6 oO
for fair to medium; $7a7 90 for gooo 10
choice.
Hoas-Dull and weak at Ss OOas 25
for common; IS 40a6 rs for fair to medl-
'nm, and $9a9 25 for good to choice.
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Commissioners Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Nv Il LII

IN SASAAN va
Friday, the 3Oth day OrJuly. 1869,
at my office, on Fourth street, Wheeling,
". "a, in accordance with decree OF the
Circnit Court for Ohio County, West Wiz
gina, made and entered on the 9th day of
June, 1883, in q cause in chancery pending
10 said Court, wherein Alexander Heym0n
Is complainant and Jefferson L. SanRston's
administrator, ct as are defendantS-com-
mence TO receive Proof-in order to ascer-
tain and report what debts mot embraced in
q former reporD there are due from said
Sangston's estate, and still unpaid; or any
other matters may deem pertinent, or may
be required by any OF the parties TO this
suit, or by any OF the creditors OF said estate.
All persons claiming to be creditors OF said
estate are hereby notified TO appear before
me on or before the lGt DAY OF sEPTEMBER,
1869, and produce and prove the amount OF
their respective debts, II they have not al:
ready done so, on pain of having their said
supposed respective debts excluded from
payment by the said estate in case they fail
TO prove them a. Aforesaid.
On said lst DAY OF SEPTENBER, 1869, l
shall close The receipt Of such proofs OF debt
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Oom'r Ohio County Circuit Court.
Jul2.oaWIW
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Franklin Insurance COMPANY,
L L
OF WHEELIN9.
...EI6O.OOO.


Directors.
sAM'L MCCLELLAN. GEORGE MEEDEL,
T. II. LOGAN, THOs. r. SHALLCEOss
q. w. FRASZHEIh, ]. n. VANCE,
J. II. HoBBs, MICHAEL REILLEY.
LOUIS &. STIFEL.
This company how having been organized
nve years, and In that time done a success
nIl business, Is still prepared to take risks al
fair rates on Buildings of all kinds, MerchRn-
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
uiture, steam Boats and cargoes on the Wes-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
ferB superior inducements to Farmers, where
by they can be insured on dwellings, Fur
nlture, Barns, and contents for or years at
reduced rates. This being a State company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company in the
Statei and composed OF some ninety.iou
stockholders, most of whom are among our
best business men, recon mends itself to the
favorable consideration OF the lnsuring
public and SOlicts their patronage. Appli-
cations for insurance will be promptly Rtten-
ded to at their office, No. y Monroe street, or
AT their several agencies throughout the
State.
&. Nj. COEN, Sec'y.
b. Z. DICK, Asst Sec'y.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MEGDEL, Vice President.
febl9-dGw
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
rhe Irish Church Bill as MOdIled by
Tho Peers.

The Irish Church Bill as Modified by
tho Peers.
LONDON, July 7.
The Daily Ne1eS says the Irish Church
bill will leave the House ofLords with
a very different character from which
1t entered, and much less acceptable
to the country. 1t is quite impossible
for the Commons to accept the amend
ments made by the Peers, and it will
be their duty to restore the bill in its
original form. The Lords have done
their best to spoil the measure they
prudently abstained from rejecting
and the Commons must transform the
deformed.
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OHIO.
Democratic State Convention at
Columbus.

Democratic State Convention at
Columbus.
COLUMBUS, July I.
The Democratic State Convention
met to-day at 10 O'Clock, a. M, at the
Opera House. The usual Committees
we're appointed and a recess taken till
2P. NJ. The indications are that Judge
RAnney will be the nominee for Cover
nor.
ROsecrans Nominated for Governor.
COLUMBUS, o., July Z.
The Democratic State Convention met
at p. M, and organized with Hon. z.
Van Trump as President. Gen. w. s.
Rosecrans was nominated for Governor
on the second ballot. The other nomt-
nations are: Lieutenant Governor. l..
G. Godfrey, of Mercer; Supreme Judge,
w. ]. Gilmore, of Preble; Treasurer,
Stephen Rufner of Cleveland; Attor-
ney General, Col. J. w. COnnen, of
Fairfield; Board of Public Works,
Benjamin Churchill, of Hamilton. The
State Executive Committee, located at
the Capital, are: Allen G. Thurman,
John Reinhard, George w. Wseker. q.
Thompson Jacob and II. P. l.. Baber.
For want OF room this morning, we
are obliged to omit the resolutions.
They will appear hereafter.-ED.l
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by rELEGR RAPII.
THE sInKING FUND
Treasurer Spinner EAppOintcd Cas-
Godian.

Godian.
WASHINGTON, july.
Secretary Boutwell, to-day appointed
General F. E. Spinner, United states
Treasury, Custodian of the sinking lS
Fund, and OF such bonds as may be
bought subject to the future action OF
Congress: with instructions that tney
must be charged to the account OF reg,
istered bonds, and book opened Wnicn
at all times must show true conultIon -
of the bonds, he is also instructed to
open an interest account with the Sink
ing Fund, and credit it with all Interest
due on bonds bought on account OF the
Sinking Fund, or subject to the future
action of Congress, and purchase new
bonds with such interest toSbe added
TO the Sinking Fund.
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New Two Story Brick Residence
For SalA

substantial brick residence situated on
Lne corner OF Market street and Alley ID,
Lentre Wheeling. The house is new, con-
tdlns z rooms, and has good cellar. The pa
peTIng, painting and granting now sew, and
every thing about the place Is in com Plete
order. THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Custom House.
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8ur SxIe.
For Sale or Rent.

A NEW AND DESIRABLE BRICK
n DWELLING, on John street, between
Firth and sixth, containing seven rooms anu
an attic, with Gas throughout. Bath Room
and everything complete. Apply TO
iv7-ft JOS. A. BODLEY.
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FRANCE.
Denial OF Intended Evacuation OF
Rome.

Denial OF Intended Evacuation OF
Rome.
PARIS, July z.
The Pat1'ie denies that Ministerial
denies the story OF the contemplated
evacuation OF Rome by the French.
Later from the Great Eastern.
BREsT, July7.
Dispatches through the new cable
from the Great Eastern, report that up
to Tuesday noon she had run 1924
knots, and paid out 1,73Oknots of cable.
She reports a heavy gale on Monday
night but was weathered,hueIy. Signals
good.
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For Sale.

A FINE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
"A Win eight rooms, cellar, cisLern, &C., in
good or6er-R desirable situation, at The
west end OF Brlds seporL ohio, corner lot 20 by
100 feet, with good well, large barn with
RTRnRrtuS, CO., AMI I0L OTuamented with
ahrubbery, truiL trees, grapes, &c. WIN be
sold on easy terms, Apply To
or at Orfict OF Sheridan Coal WORKS, Mar
ket st., oppO. Union st., Wheeling, ". Va.
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SusnEarfG.
Peabody Insurance Company

Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING. w. VA.
SAA Ii a AI'.... '''''''''S
With the privilege OF increasing the same
to S5OOOOO.
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM BAILEY, ALONzO LORINO,
DR. WIN. j, BATES, a. Nj. ADAMS.
ANDREW ] PANNELL, JAMES +. BARNES,
HENRY STAAM, THOMAS HUGHES,
JOSEPH II. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully organ
izeIl, Is now PrePa red To take risks at fair
rates on Buildings of all kinds. Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture,
Steam Boats and CargOes ON the Western
Rivers and Lakes. This Company being
composed mostly OF our leading business
men recommends Itself to the favorable con-
sideratiOn of the iusuring public. and So
Iicits their patronage. Applications for in
surance will be promptly attended 10 at their
office over the Peoples Bank. Main street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PreS't.
ALONZO LORING, Vice Pres't.
n. &. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
X. 8. IRWIN, Jr., State Agent.
anFQS-I6W
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River and weather.

PITTsBURGH, July z.
Monongahela 8 feet and falling; clear
and pleasant. Thermometer 40.
CINCINNATI, July7.
Thermometer So. Weather clear.
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For Sale.

n EsIRABLE PROPERrY IN THE busi-
~ neas part OF tie city. Three pieces el
ground with Fl feet front each, and 1872 feet
deep. on Main street. between Monroe and
Onion. l. IRWIN.
iunl3
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state Insurance Company
OF PARKERsRURG, n. "

OF FPARkERSBURG,W W. VA.
Paid In and secured by tho deposit OF Gov
srnment Bonds.
DIRECTORS.
GEN ]. J. JACKSON. President Second Ma
tIOnRl Bank.
J. NJ. STEPH ENsoN, President ParkersburG
National Bank. Nv,
HENRY LOGAN, Director Parkersburs Ma
uonaI Bank.
THOMPSON LEACH, Director ParkersnuEg
National bank.
JNo. V. RATHBoNE. Director First National
q. PRAGER, Director First National Bank.
M z. AMISs, Attorney at Law.
GEO. j. HOPKINS, Merchant
VIZ. NJ. EVANS, Merchant.
81 e. T.. CHURCH, President W. Va. Trans
pOrtRtion Co.
REV. THos. II. MONROE, OF the NJ. E.Church.
GEN. ]. j. JACKSON, President.
NJ. 2. AMISS, Vice President.
K. s. FOREMAN, Secretary.
This Company being fully organized with
It's capital paid up and secured by Govern
Ineut bonds, do propose to take risks on
RniIdinps OF all kinds, Merchandise, ,MRnuIac-
tuTing Establishments, Furniture, and Car:
,yOe1i on the Western waters and Lakes, ana
keInD com posed of good and leading busl-
ness inen, would respectfully solicit the pat
rOnaRe or the insuring pnbltc: APpllcatlons
Ior insurance will be promptly attended 10,
and polioies Issued at the Agency office over
the PEOPLES Bank, Main street, W. Va.
N. &. ARTH UR, Agent,
apr2S Wheeling and Hlclnity-
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is Bales Jute Wool TW1ns
lust RECElVEr
and bor sale low for cash.
apr1s CHAs. H. BERRY
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Resulting from any Causes whatever; PROS.
TRATiON OF THE SYSTEM, Induced
@ by Severe Labor, Hardships, Ex-
posure, FeVers &C.
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annnnuderI GunpoWder

TAVING THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
In this city for the "Du Pont Powder
hIs" have always x7nas ON aapq ar pdWdeT IN % mane
,ac1%,s1 tatE1 s1P At the above named mills, viz
Ks powder in whole, half and quarter a1so 1s
t7Iic kegs; sporting gm,,oI IN Gannti In metsi kegs;
PaIsIE Pa1snI and Water Proof safety Fuse for
biasiIng. For sale at lowest market prices; Pss;,o
a liberal discount will be given 10 PERSONS
Dr1ari1[, T1oyVder by the quantity,
Delivered Hee ~ NJ. REILLY,
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For Sale at a Bargain.
CECOND HAND PANEL DOORS, WIN
= dow SaAh, Glazed Venetian Window
shutters, AL IS goud as new for sale low by
mRIES Nj, REILLY.
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For Sale or Rent.
1NWO SMALL DWELLING HOUSES
ON WHEELING ISLAND.
Enquire of JNO. p. 9lLCHRISr,
MARRIOTT 50 Main st., mp stairs.
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Saw and Grist Mill For Sale.
WE OFFER FOR SALE OUR STEAM
w Saw and 0rIsL Mil, situate at Sardls,
Monroe County, Ohio. the above property
win be sold ON easy terms or exchanged for
iuniHtf NEsBITT d HORNBROOK,
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Inst Received.

uo soxrs v1Ru1NIA BRIGHT To-
boxes r. r. and Fancy TWist ,S TSSaSG@" EsyT
- o0,I,ea Vir9fnia Bright los q rs. =.
l00 Dark Sweet and d9si q ane &c Sny Snt Chewing
qrdhnodd Al hinGs Iy9aTs and snuff. Offered TO the
trade at the IoWeS' f"'WS1; ". T. SINGLETON,
M SS Main st., Wheeling.
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INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS