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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-03
state of west Virginia,

Va w ~St
Ohio County Circuit Court
april Rules, 1869
Andrew Wilson
0S.
John George Alderman, William Lehman, Au
gust Wiedebush, and the South Wheeling
Building Association. In Chancery.
VNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO EN-
/ force liens upon the real estate of John
George Alderman one of the defendants in this
suit, upon two Judgments rendered against him
in the Circuit Court of Ohio county on the l4th
day of December, 1868. One in an action OF
Debt for ft42.52, with legal il terest thereon
from the 25th day of January 1867, until paid
and costs at law; and one In an action Of As
sumpst for s3so05, with legal interest thereon
from the 25th day of September. 1861, until paid
and costs at law, and the costs of this suit
And it appearing from an affidavit filed with
the papers in this cause that the defendant,
John George Alderman, is not a resident of the
State of West Virginia on motion Of tho com.
plainant by his counsel, it is ordered that he do
appear here one month after the fourth weekly
publication and due posting of this order at the
front door Of the Court House of Ohio county.
and do what he may deem fit 10 protect ms
interest in this suit
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, Clerk.
GRO. w. JERPRRs, Sol. for Complainant
apr30. oaw4t
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ON SATURDAY MORNING

Two MAKE ROOM FOR A LARGE STOCK
i of Summer Dress Goods Shawls, Lace
Points, &c, which wewill open ON next Saturday,
May lst,
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DLANTS OF THIS MOST DELICIOUS,
i healthful and cheaply.produced fruit, raised
with especial reference to purity and vigor,
grown in new and clean beds, are offered for
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STRAWDE RRIES!
PLANTS BY MAIL,
Free OF Charge for Packing
and Carriage.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Plants in Pots for this Years
FruitinS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

DLAETS OF THIS MOST DELICIOUS,
i healthful and cheaply.produced fruit, raised
with especial reference to purity and vigor,
grown in new and clean beds, are offered for
sale by
Horticultural Hall
Wheeling, w. Va.
The following comprise the most popular and
profitable varieties:
bright crimson; excellent flavor; ripens medium
to late. Mr.. Knox says that For uniform and
largo sire, beauty of form and color, enormous
yield, long continuance in bearing, great profit,
health and vigOr Of plants, adaptation to ship.
ment and other desirable qualities, II is the
most valuable strawberry Of which we have any
knowledge" Stock from Mr.. KnoI.-sl per
doI. S. per 100.
NAPOLEON II-Fruit large TO very large;
irregular; color handsome rosy-red; hesb Of
snowy whiteness firm. and OF sprightly high
and healthy, with large green foliage very
productive.-Sl per doE. S. per lO0
DR.. NICAISE.-The largest strawberry in
the world, the berries weighing over u ounces
@ to the pound,) aud early; red, bright and
glossy; flesh white and of the best quality.-5O
| cents per plant. ..-..0 ..
WILSON'S ALBANIAN thinEs consider.
ed this is the best MARKET bErry known; large;
conical dark crimssIi hesh hrm; fair quality
| bsars handling well; hne saleAbls appearance
wonderfully productive; plants very hardy and
yigorOus--SO cents per dOz. Sl.00 per 100.
TRI0MPHE DE GAND. Very large cocks
comb shape; aRe bright glossy crimson; firm;
| sweet, peculiar favor; ripens nedium; eonttn.
ues long time in beanng.---51 cents per dsz
sl.O0 per 100.
lLLhORE.-CIiformlJ large; fine shape;
dark crimson; solid; fine flavor; very attractive
appearance; hardy and productive; ripens mo
dunn: piStillate.-I5 cents per dUZ. 80 per 100.
BURR'S NEW PINE sdium size; hno
favored; abundant bearer; rather soft; good for
near market; pistillate, requires perfect flower
ing variety near; very earlT.-50 cents per doL.
Sl.U0 per 100.
AGRICULTCRALIST - Large, irregular.
conical, sometimes coCk's-eom shape; color
crimSon flesh quite firm; sweet, good favor;
plant forms very large stools; rpens medium
50 cents per dOZ, 400 per loo.
GOLDEN SEEDED.-Mediun TO large; dark
glossy crimson; fine favor ripens after Burr
New Pine; favorite market yariety.-SO cents
per doz. LOO per 100.
kTTLEY'S GULIAH.-yer large; excellent
flavor and abundant bearer. Fine late ariety
rs cents per doE. 800 per IU0. apri5
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From. Mrs. A. M. Meeksr

Walkers ToMc BTTrERs are knew 70 ~
Faculty, and are not . rGTENT medicine a.
arc endorsed by eminent Physician, Minister
and others.
W. q. WALKER, Sole PrOpF
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades, Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, ETC., just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking & Car
roll.
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To be Continued.
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WE WILL THIS DAY OFFER

IS Pieces Of Dollar Suit Goods for 50 cents
A large lot Of Alpacas and Suit Goods for IS
cents,
500 Remnants of Alpacas, CAlicss and De
LANES, &c,
All Wool Cassimeres at greatly reduced prices.
apr2g Us. RHODES & co.
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Monday.
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ApyErT1sEMENTs.-Soda Water
Notice. H.
House for Sale.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY. August 5-oP.

THURSDAY, August SO p. N.
The nrst OF the August sales OF gold was made TO-
day by Assistant Treasurer Butterneld pursuant to
the order Of the Secretary already published. The
aggregate bids were S4,40o,00O. at prices ranging
from 1850 to 1853 The last bid made for the
enJre amount OF oO0 900 announced to be sold and
was OF course, being the highest, accepted. This
figure reflected the frmness OF the premium In
the Gold room, where 1t opened at 100, carry
advanced u, whence 1t reacted subsequently 10
1851, but speedily recovered, and OF noon
was 1861. This hardening OF the premium was
likewise accompanied by Increased activity conse-
quent upon advices from Europe indicating growing
anxiety in the money centres there. regarding ex-
citing political complications in Spain and Egypt.
A decline OF 4 TO Il in consols, and disappont.
ment In the expectation INDUCED IN that the Bank
OF England directors would reduce the rate OF dis
count at their meeting to-day, coupled with rumors
OF probable drain OF specie from England towards
che Continent and lower quotation for our own
bonds abroad. aided to give force and
influence to these fears In this market.
In the afternoon gold touched 1861, but
fell OF later ana closed In the room at 1861. Sub
sequently to the adjournment OF the board Il re-
coded to 4. but rallied again, and at the close Of
business was 1864 The steamer Eagle. for Havana,
to-day took out SCI. 900 in specie. Tho disburse.
ments Of coin interest to-day amount to $116.32A
The following table shows the range Of gold during
kf,n Aovo md ITO nr5po Of ata faAh
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Atlantic W.. Union.

The meeting between these two ex-champion
organizations yesterday was really good affair,
although the Westminster county lads were badly
worsted. Owing 70 the rather unlavorabe appear
ance OF the weather there was not very large
crowd present, and the game was consequently
more quiet than 1t might have been. The Unions
were placed a. for experiment. and the result was
that but few Of the old miners played a. was their
wont. Baker, Austin, Haines and weiberg played
well In their respective positions on the Union side.
and Start Ferguson. and Crane exceled
on. the, Atlantic side. The contestants were
senstbae enough to select hard dead ball. and thus
they we've obliged to exert more skill In batting to
make their DaseS and there was q much better 0p.
portunity for good feiding than there w0 uld have
been had the ball been hvelier. The score OF the
0Ama fOllOWR:-
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NEW cRoP CHEESE.

u1trics lah 70 Roou. ts1c 1890
PErRoLEUn--Crude In bulk was In improved demand
and prices IKE. 7he The go
bDa At c and 4UOO do private Crude In bbs
quiet but steady at 33Ac Refined decidedly
active, the demand bein. partly for export with only
moderate offerings the market and prices appre
ciaed TO the extent OF about Nc gallon closing ~ c
for SPOT and about 32c for the half Of this month
at SSc, Soo do Gin bulk) al 2src 500 90 prime white
b. at S2,sc. $50 do. standard white Ito hn yesse
3219c., l,5J0 do. at &c., 400 39kc looe
33ISc., 4,WDv do. for the last half OF August nj
Sg 5000 do for the last half do 32kc 500 do for he
delivery private terms and o do. FOE September
also on private terms also BIO gallons In TINA s7c
2c for spot and S2c fov the Last half OF Augus Sales
l,UUO bbs for August NJ JAKE
RICE.-Thsre prevailed fair jobbng demand for Caro-
lima NJ steady prices and sales made OF ~ casks at
SIC . SIC. the latter price for prime
SUGARThe market for continued fairly active, and
hners and the sales 200 hhds lsc 2c for Cuba
l1sc. lSsc for Porto RICO, and Denermra On prsass
terms; also 81 boxes ri lsc. l3c Refined In good
and hrmer hard selling 1885, soft white NJ lSc
lbts extra n l4sc.. and yellow At lSAc. h5c. We
quote CUBA Inferior 70 common refining, lUkc llc
fair do uAc anc; good do. lihc II fair 70 goo
grocery. iEss ishe prime % choice do is.lc isc
and boxes loo. Sc. meiado, &c. SIC. AnsAna-boxes
H. .. Nos % llhc. lsz DO do. 70 20 u. l2c n.y.
DO DO l5so ~ lac BYE do do. IL 70 10. i5.4c Anyc
do do. ~ 70 70 l<ic. l6hc do whils, N>sc 10 xc
Porto kco-Rcnning grades, Ike; grocery do NC
Bsc Messrs q: Amsnn Co made thc stock today ss
"a hide. a67a boxes, iss4 bAss and Nv
meiAdo.
WHIsKEy.Rs cepss sls bbh rAe market tc.erably
active aud full prices obtained The we're O bots
Ut 81 l0v . u II, tax paid.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the residence OF the
BRIDES parents Amityvie, l. l.. on "Wednesday,
Auu,Ist 4 BY Rev. 8. f. Johnson, Mr. JOHN N. FAR
RiNgTON, OF New York, 70 MARY E., youngest
daughter OF Stlas w. Payne, Esq.
SPEAR-BUNKRR.-OnT Tuesday, July q, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents 50 West Fourth street.
BY the REV. DR.. Pullman, FRED. Z. SPEAR to Mss
SUSIE J. BUNKER, all OF this CITY,
Boston papers please copy.
SCOrT--EDGAR.-In New York city. on Wednesday,
August 4, by Rev. Dr. Warner. WALTER SCOTT. OF
TicOnder0ga, Essex county. N. T., to Mrs. HANNAH
EDGAR, Of M0rganville. N. J..
TuRNBuLL-FERausoN-A Buckingham T: @, on
wednesday, July 10, by the Rev. VIM. Anderson.
A. NJ. Mr. JAMES TURNBULL, OF New York city, to
MINERVA T.. eldest daughter OF 7. N. Ferguson,
Esq. n. d.
staten Island, Thursday, July 70, by the Rev. Dr.
Irving FREDERICK WILLIAM TAraBNHORsr, OF New
York city, to CLARA A. RARBY, daughter OF Charles
+. Rarcy, Of staten Island
WI0Hr-RoGKRs--At Cold Spring, on Tuesday,
August 8, by Rev. +. T. Williams. JAMES A. WIGHT
OF Brooklyn, to MISS FANNIE z. ROGERS OF New
York
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Base Ball Notes.

Scorers-MessrS. Delaney and Lush.
Time OF game-Two h0urA and ten minutes.
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The whes. market opened rmer for choice but closed
sd asv ~: for
@ 90 ss' Sc
ss s Gs
Sq'sy a ". s1
s ssen ma ss. S's
y yssSy With W and sas oi or r nsr
c re-
II. s'e
were MORE active and h%er for grain but quiet
was su though there prevailed an improved demand for
1Ss t'i 'as %
do at 7d ana per steamer 60 900 bushes wheat SD
DO 70 per-
sS sbSn To ndeS sS c sas bis D
steamer s bales hops a. I'd The charters bark 70
A. 3D. bark to Msrsees with about $500 bbs crude pc
ToeuIn at 5s and bark sss tons. to Spanish Main
udyssIss Continued to rule quiet but steady at isc c
Mia. sSs g. se for sss iT az. 6S's Ike &C. g.
Hors.Nfhe demand for ali grades continued limited but
70 q {: from &C. " M for
HArThs market tolersby active at steady prices
THps"s .so 'Ss d. a: 81 y
sales ssd
E sa 5 RICO sssd s.s @ a.
Rec i.I and 10 SS s
NAVAL sronrs-For spirits turpsntIns the marks, was
quiet and prices without Improvement closing &c
IS tGi On 5 a. I Yo, ss.
priv sss N" dp as,S
former prices; while other trade: wers dull Su, unchanged
=; y d. so:s d = y: !s a. 3 8
81 %; pale 500 DO and Window sls.s,
t., wa @ ?u:s ~ 70 :essy !, g 8
ter 200 bbls. were sold on private terms
and S 81: oa: s @ o.
Ysov.s.oss sss ss,. pork. ~ package. Gu.
rule dull the demand attn being only for small 10 supply
ns a. M s Su nj. prince:
% rs %..., s s ss 49, g oi
s ss s s.a We're " a.
err, Beef va. moderately active and steady in value
for extra d. srcs was du with s%s s ss. rSS
the range Of SIS 1913 for prime and S25 $50 for
steady In value The sales were i SSs S az o .% o
Southern and Western Cut meats continued in fair
euosp Sales we're made within The range
asc. for dry saed and picked shoulders. isc
nc for and basgsd do Bacon freely sought az
business restricted extent hy
cured, psrt at ie5sc. for long rib aud isTc. Tor
stanordshire Lard was more sought after and moro
aio,sc. for No to prime steam and kettle rendered
including 80 pscs"gss ioT scpssm,ee,Tr a. SELLERS
Ba,ssr-wsscrn was slow Of sale and, with fsr supply
prices heavy State m light stock In good
with hrnness Cheese was in fair demand both Tor eaposi
aud the home trade and prices were nrmera will be seed
by reference 10 the quotations appended We quote
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in trust for the grandchildren Of mo estators sister

Maria.
To Mr.. Amos Parks OF Weston. N. ". $780,
To Mrs. Brown, OF Brooklyn, N. T., $4,000.
TO Mrs. smith. granddaughter or testalors sister,
50 900.
To Harriet Tomhnson, $1,000.
TO executors Tor Mary FitzgIbbons $4,000
10 testators niece, Catharine Beeman. 81, 900.
TO trinity College the block OF houses on wooster
street 70 ad IN completing the object In establishing
TOUR schoarshs the rents to be applied for the pur
pose OF carrying beneficares through Berkeley Diyi-
hily scnoO', II such assistance be needed.
$4,000.
Testator's house In John street to the Berkeley Di-
vinify school IN trust aid four students In said
school who may need assistance
~ Inc codcil provides that after bequest OF 500 to
Mr. hahlton Porter all the rest and residue OF his
estate IL vested n and given TO his widow.
Inc executors are Mrs. Toucey and Mr. George
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The game arranged to come or yesterday between
the Mutuals and Irvingtons has been postponed
until Tuesday next, on account Of the dubious ap.
pearance Of the weather and the heavy rains of the
morning and afternoon.
To-day the Mutuals Will play the Harmonics at the
Union grounds and the selected mines from the Gus
tom House will play at the Capitoline grounds.
Tomorrow the Mutuals will play the Ross Club,
Of Harlem, at the onion grounds, and the Empire
and Active second mines will play at the Eiyslan
Fields. The Empire nine inclndes F. Miller, Wilson,
HOsfOrd. Williamson, Ne5tler, Griffin, Hart aud
Glover, with Kelly. Swanton and Gaunt as substl-
tutes.
The second game between the Red Stockings Of
Cincinnati and the Central City Club OF Syracuse,
N Y, took place yesterday afternoon, In Cincinnati
and resulted In another victory for the Red Stock
mas by u score OF SO to It,
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BRrTTON.--0n Thursday morning. August s. CAR
RE VAN RIPPER. youngest child OF Eugene and Car
RE Britt0n. aged month aud day.
Funeral services at the residence OF her parents,
at Annadale Staten Island, this friday morning at
half past ten O'Clock.
CAssIDy.-ln Brooklyn, on "Wednesday, August 4.
Mrs. MARGARET CASSIDY, In the Isth OF hcr age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. from tue residence al her
granddaughter. No. Douglass, street. this ttrldayl
afternoon ut three O'CLOCK.
CRASE-At Hastings on Thursday August 5,
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WILL or EX-GOVERNOR rouceY.
From the Iiartf

From the Hartford Evening Times. August a.
The will OF Ex-Governor Isaac TOucey was ad.
mitted to probate to-day. The will and codici are
dated July ., 1862 and the estate represented At
Sil q. 900, Is divided as fOows:-
The use and Improvement OF all estate, real and
personal, IL given to his widow, Mrs. Catharine
Tolcey during her life, and the sum OF $4,000, TO-
gethsr with library, pictures, &c, her absolutely
TO the trustees OF trinity College. IN trust to sup
port four scholarships OF $500 each the new block
O dwelling houses Chur0n street The beneu-
caries must be students IN saidcolcge ami educated
10. tue ministry.
10 Charles Parks, OF Ohio $1,000 in fee and $1,000
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.pnst Five O'Clock r. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August SIS r. NJ
CorFEE.-Rio quiet, but held with former
prices Maracabo good demand and resale OF
bags, Spring Bird, made lsc, gold, duty paid
OF Laguayra $50 bags disposed of sc gold duty
paid Other kinds remained quiet
CoTToN-The market quiet the demand being light,
prices without alteration Sales 93y bales which
52s for spinning 34 export and specuao
For future delivery however, the fairly active
and firm, and the following sales bales
basis low middling, for December 27c $50 do, do
January 26a and $40 do do for December private
terms We
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fLouR AND GRAIN.-Receipts, ,z2 bbls -four, So do
meal. LOG 1872 bushels wheat 7 do corn, 1875
oats ESQ do rye and $50 DO malt The market for state
rate inquiry California -four almost unstable. The
about 5000 bbs nj prices within the range Of
quotations annexed. Southern dour dull and uncha
The sales were about 400 bbs Rye -four in far de-
mand, and held with frmness The sales 45O bbs
Corn meal steady and hrm with sales of 40 bbs We
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1869.

suits have been attained under the present organza
ton: that many defects in that organization
can and should be rcmeded. but that the
time has come for new organization altogether on
q greatly enlarged plan
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ALL OUR WORK
MEMS THICK exp BOOTS

g made and selected mainly with view 10
SERVICE and RIAL VALUE, securing for
OF quality. -
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DOES ADVERTISING PAY7-Barnum
the Prince Of Humbugs, attributes his
success In business to a free use oil
printers ink; and the success OF the
Railroad King, Vanderbilt, is IS much
the result Of putting as his personal
Efforts. Instances Of business trI-
umphs resulting from judlcious use
OF the advertising columns OF leading
newspapers, are numerous-may be
found In every community. All that
have advertised may not have accumu.
lated the wealth OF a Barnum or q Van.
derbilt; but they have increased their
business, their profits, and commercial
or mercantile standing, by means Of
advertising; and to-day the character
and stability Of business houses Ia
largely estimated by strangers from
the display made in the advertising
columns Of the leading papers.
Does advertising pay? Certainly. In
no direction can business man invest
a small amount Of money where 1t will
pay 80 we'll.
In conclusion we would say to our
readers, II you have anything 10 sell,
advertise the fact In the INTELL1dEN-
CBR; II you want anything from the
public, make your wants known
through the columns OF the INTgLL1.
dENcER; advertising is the simplest
and the cheapest method to "get your
money back" no matter where It may
be invested.
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FRAUDS AS TO STAMPs.-It should be
understood that on deeds Of land
stamps should be placed sufficient In
amount to cover the United States Tax
on the entire consideration. One eva.
sion, or rather violation, of the law, is
10 avoid expressing the entire consld-
Grafton, as In a conveyance by quilt
claim, where the consideration IL a val.
liable one, to state It as one dollar. An
other Is TO express It In warranty deeds,
as for instance, "for Eve hundred dol.
lars" and at the close OF the descrlp-
ton OF the land 10 state that II 10 sub.
lect to the payment Of four promlssory
notes;ior 500 each, With interest, etc.,
payable to third party-the real con.
slderatIon being a thousand dollars and
bearing fifty cent stamp.
The penalty for every such failure to
properly stamp 10 fifty dollars, one half
Of which goes to the informer. The at.
tentlon oil Internal Revenue officers has
been called 10 the frauds on the Gov.
eminent and we make mention OF them
TO Inform the ignorant OF their lIablli.
lies,
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PoLIoH CoURT.-Whcn the hour for
holding the session OF tho Police Cont
yesterday morning arrived, 1t was as
certained that not single case was on
the docket, The morning previous
there was but one, and that was q
plain drunk. II we needed any add.
tlonal evidence that the election In the
city was very quiet one, It is found In
this fact thatin a populatlon.of twenty
thousand not o disturbance occurred,
not pair OF eyes BACKED, not SO much
even as an Intoxicated man was 10 be-
seen, at or near the polls on the day
when the people were selecting their
law makers and the executors Of the
laws for the coming year. This speaks
well for the morality OF our city.
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WHEKLrNe, May 9Th, 1859.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
4 the Following schedule on and aftar the
lVth day OF May, lSo9-Wheeling time.
lR RTnN AFFN0NFnEAn -xa~,
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ROLLING MILL
FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-A ROLLING MILL-IN
L. IROhTON, Lawrence county, Ohio, li5
miles above Cincinnati, on tho ohio River,
comprising buildings and machinery as fol-
lows, together with coal lands and coal
privileges, viz: 10 boiling furnaces; 8 heat
log furnaces; 4 knobllng fires; sheet fur.
mace; slab furnace, l RnneAllng furnace,
and pair furnace: engine. 8O-ihch cylln.
der. Q feet stroke, engine, 2O-inch cylinder,
feet stroke; engine. N.inch cylinder,
teel stroke; and engine OF sufficient Ri1s to
drive turning lathe; also, doctor engine
and batteries OF boilers OF sufficient ca.
pAcity 10 run all the machinery; one train
muck rolls; bar train; S.inch guide train;
lo-lnch hoop train, new; sheet mill; pair
Hhears, and all necessary rolls, tools and NJ.
lures for operating said mills. The build
lhHs arc o. sutilcient capacity 10 contain and
project tho above machinery also, all
necessary buildings for offices and ware
house The above mill Is or sufficient ca
paclty 10 make 30 tons Of bar Iron per single
turn, and about 80 tons on double turn, per
day. The mill Is located on the bank OF the
river, and there ls ample vacant ground for
the erection OF furnace, II desired. II will
be sold on favorable terms.
For particulars. address ROBERT SCOTT,
!ronton, Ohio, or WOODROW, MEARS q
w. Clhclnnat' Ohio. octl2-tf
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WASHINGTON HALb.-An unusual
and very attractive entertainment viii
be presented this evening. Mor,on's
splendid sensation drama OF the Con
vlot Countessi Annie Seton % Judith,
the Robber; the oomleAl ], o. Seton, in
one Of his funniest representations.
Wilcox will ably represent the villain,
La Rouge. This will DO the last appear.
ance OF the magnificent ConchIta Rom
zati. This delightful entertainment
will close with the ever popular I've
act sensation drama OF "Under the
GasliEhts," or Life In New York Streets.
We can insure the mRnageress Of a
crowded House this, evening.
Annie Ward TiReny, a.well known
star, will be here. Monday evening.