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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-02

Trustees Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d made 10 me by George E, Caldwell and
RRLe, bis wife, on the I'D day OF March, In
the year 1851, and OF record In tue k6colti.
et! once o. ono County, ". Va, in deed
Book NO. ID, pBgs 3S6, shall, on "
Saturday. the Ath day Of September,
on the promises, proceed TO sell At public
auction 10 the bill hest and beat bidder. the
following described real estate, situate on
CaldWellG kun, In said County and Stale,
Including what Is known ~ the Orchard OF
said Joseph CaldWell'B farm, and bounded
q follows, mat Is 70 say beginning a. o
pRillng fence around said orchard and adj.
Joining the Wheeling and FNIFmont Turn.
pike read on the north side OF Uald we'll i
run; thence nOrthWaIdly with said iencs
70 tue boundary line between said farm ami
land OF q. Jacob, continuing teyOnd the
fenceN NECESSARY to reach that line; thence
Wv z. 10 stake a. the north aide OF the
present county load, q few rods above tho
old stable; thence with the north side Of the
sala county ROAD WesLWaEdly 10 u large elm
on the south side Of said orchard fence anu
near the same; thence with that fence 10
the south east corner thereof; thence west.
WRTdly with Tho fence 10 tue BEGINNING,
containing sixteen acres, more or IeSs.
u Sald DECD OF Trust was given 10 secure to
William E1ley the punCIual payment OF
nVe several notes Of tue said dtoIHe E,
"a u sell Tor tho sum or nine hundred and
twenty seven 4l.lO0 dollars each, beaTluV
uAle tho lath day OF February. 1851, and nav.
auto 10 the ORDER Of the SAID William Efi6N.
respectively, on the 18th day or Uecelnhtr.
ls6l, 1859. 1869, lSOi and 1855, at the MeTohanIs
ana MeChAulcS Bank UE Wheeling, ennh
note btatlng interest fIOln dale, The riFGL
one Of the above described notes dated the
ION Gay o! February, 1851, Vnd payable on
tho lotu day OF December, 1881, mas beeri
paid, together with the inIeieEt upon ne re-
mAlulng notes up " tue lbt day or April,
l&y. THIS sale IL made 70 pay the pFincj nal
OF the said notes OI lS6L lsBj, 1891 and lS55.
which said principal Hnlo GnIR, IN each one
OF said SeveFa. nOleS, u S827 I3.lOO, with in.
lSrest thereon from April LIST, ISl9, iii paid.
and the co Is OF this kaIe.
TEENS OF sALE-OnS Third cash, and tie
remainder OF the purchase money IN two
equal LIST lmenlS SIX and twelve months,
lac purchaser giving notes for the deferred
lnAtAlmenA bearing interest from date, aud
tue title Will be retained until the nOleS are
paid.
The above described property will be sold
IN pA Gals or altogether " the purchaser or
Purchasers may elect and the trustee Will
guarantee the utle.
y. b. BUSHFIELD, Trustee.
The property mentioned In the above ad-
veruBenent II known IA the sunny side
Vineyard, ~ Present In INST clAks Condition.
anu tne vines in excellent bearing order
On The PROMISES ID q large new tvo.SloFy
brick house. surrounded by conyen ient md
dealrAble ontbuildings and provided with ali
ths necessary cOnyeniences ana Improve
mentS. fAftIeS WiAninK 70 purchase mo-
perry or this description are Invited To az.
anime the premises before the day OF sale.
JyzS-@L
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

PURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
by the Circuit Court OF Ohio County. an
Lne third day OF June, 1869, IN the auIt In
chAncely between LEVI B. SPRINGER
AND OTHERS, ComplAlnRntg, and 81 EP.
HERD MCINTYRE Nd OTHERS, Defend.
ants, the underslgned Commissioners will,
On Tueadsy, the Seventeenth day OF
August, 1850. .|4
and thereafter from day 10 day unA com.
pleted, commencing each day at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, sell at public auction, on tina
lad 70 be sud, the home plantation or q.
tate mentioned In the ninth clause OF tine
will OF Moses shepherd, deceased, in diVl-
HionS, lots and coal n6ldS Rs specified In the
report and Plat o. James GllchrIst, Sur
VeyOE, on ME In said suit, "ei 'IIIt .
IEKH9 bach purGnASer 10 pay In hand
not lOss than one.iOurLh OF the money due
upon his purchase, but 70 have the privilege
to pay In nAnd any greater proportion or the
whole thereof; and tho residue, II any, 10
DO paid In three equal instruments bearing
Interest from the Jay Of sale, and payRhle
respectively, In Eix, twelve and eighteen
months thereafter; bond and security 70 the
gwen Tor tue deferred inStRlments, and the
ute 10 be retained RS further security until
payment In Iull.
The whole tract contains about i've hun.
drod aud seventy live acres, and L. HiLuAtItI
In Ohio County. West Virginia, along ma
Cumberland Road, aempnsid haIlE0ad aud
Wheellng Ureek. being by The Cumberland
Road Rbv at bix miles from Wheeling: A
plat Of the divisions, lots and coal leldg
also a. the clerAS ONCE OF the Circuit All OF
Ohlo county. DANIEL LAdb,
... DANIEL Y, Llst,
lulb-uWAAtW commissioners
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POLICE CoURT.-Thers was an Inn
provement In the business OF the Police
Court, Saturday morning. or course
We refer TO tho number Of cases before
It, when we speak Of Improvement in
connection with that Institution, and
not 10 the improved character OF the
charges They are bad, always, and
We presume always will be. ~ IS
The following cases were disposed OF !:
George H. Brown took up his lodgings
in the Second Ward market house, and
that not being regularly licensed
ordinary, II lie not kept open for the re-
ceptIon Of guests. George was fined
one dollar and coats. Having spent all
his money for other things besides
Police Court Ones, he was sent 10 Jail,
and that means In his case. 10 the chain
gang.
James Gray, for indecent exposure OF
his person, was fined one dollar and
costs. We should like to see the virtue
Of a ten dollar fine tried on this class OF
offenders. We believe It would work o
revolution In that indecent and dis
reputable practice. .,.
Edward Weston was convicted Of
having made more noise than com.
ported with the peace and quiet Of the
city, and he was fined therefor i've
dollars and costs. Y
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RE0IsTRR!-The registration books
OF the several townships In the city
and county, will be opened this morn.
Ing at 8 o'clock, and closed at tho usual
hour. The law requires them to DO
kept open but one day. Every one
will see the necessity OF attending to
this business promptly. II they desire
to vote at the next election.
For the benefit OF our readers we re-
publish the list Of registrars and the
points at which they will be found to-
day for the purpose Of registering those
who meet the requirements OF the sta.
tule. ..r3 ..r D. slrp ia rslr.
Richie TownShtp-John W. Schultz,
at his office In South Wheeling; Web.
Ster-William 0lohan, at his Office;
Centre-N. Hubbard, corner Of Market
and First streets; Uaton-James Laun.
der, at bis shop on Sixth street, between
Centre aud john Glay-W. P. Nickel.
vey, corner Of Quincy and Market
streets; MadiSon-J. q. Tappan, one
day at his residence on The Island, and
one day At Esqr. McCourtney's ONCE
at Second Ward Market House; Wash.
ington-C. Hanes, at his grocery, corner
OF Main and Adams streets; Rtehlaad-
DR.. ]. English, at his residence; West
Liberty-James Slater, (where, not
knownli Iffddelphia- Frank Muldoon,
(where, not KNOWN. IN 0,ST -
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THE Incompatible and becoming
modesty with which the talented
spiVins likens himself to the prophet
Elisha, because he Is bald, 10 one Of his
characteristics. That "alry child of
vapor and the Sun" hints that no has
q couple Of bears In readiness to pounce
upon the naughty boys who make fun
Of his extensive forehead. That we
really have an Elisha In out midst,
must be gratifying 10 many besides the
unassuming individual, who informs
us that he Is the person, and we gladly
submit to the witherE ing scorn of hIS
remarks, feeling that in having eliclted
this important Information there Ia
sufficient reward. His appeal to our
sympathles touch our tender heart.
We did not folly appr eciAte our own
guilt TIL we witnessed the spectacle oi
some lawless boys provoking q poor
old lunatic, who wand ers about the
streets with two hats on. his head and
q half dozen carpet-ha 60 uuder hid
arms, and as we now see the euormIty
Of our crime we at once desist. We
would be extremely gratifed however,
With an exhibition Of the bNars,--nol
the bare under hts Int. {
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SINGULAR CoINoIDENcE.-Last week
while the Young Mems Christian Az
ISOLATION of this city were CORES
pondlng with the owners Of the Wheel
Ing and Parkersburg packet Express,
for the privilege Of holding divine ser
Vices on said boat, the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Parkersburr
was corresponding with the same COM
pany for like privileges on the steamer
Rebecca. The Captains OF both steam.
ersreadIIy consented, and yesterday
afternoon at four O'Clock divine
services were held on both boats. Con-
sidering the fact that the two assocIa.
lions knew nothing OF each others 40.
ton In this matter, 1t seems rather sln.
gularthat services should be held for
the first time. on the same day, at the
same hour, and on boats owned by the
same company, the steamers lying at
either end Of the line-wheelIug and
parkersburg
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Base BArL.-saturday afternoon, all
the available vacant ground near the
city was occupied by the knights Of the
ball and bat. The Eclipse and EutIc
clubs played q game out near tho Tan.
mel, which resulted In tho latter being
badly defeated. The score stood at tho
close: Eclipse, 50; Entlc, q.
The.osceolas and UnlEeds had q TIT In
the same locality, and the result was a
complete triumph for tho Osceolas,
Score, oIeoolas, eS; UnitedS, SO.
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Ertract from a letter from sant1 c,otr

~ - w. - SSeSSt StS"S SSAfttA SIUt4N
t""Ss We had wandered for
many hours through tangled forests OF
tropical shrubs andtreeB, some OF them
emitting q most delicious and inyiRora.
ting odor, when we suddenly came
upon q large and well cultivated plan
tation, In The center OF which were sew.
eral buildings. Entering these we
found them to be the "press houses"
stills, de-, where the sugar cane is
crushed for the manufacture OF st,
Croix Rum. Over 100 Coolies were at
work, and the smell from the IeFment-
ing vats was very exhilaFatIng and
pleasant. We were shown through the
entire establishment, and learned that
all the Rum here produced was shipped
TO Messrs. P. a. Drake q Co.,, New
York, to be made into their celebrate ed
PLANTATION BTTTBRs. The peculiar
good effects OF this Runf-Which Il the
purest and best In the wofld-are we'll
known. Not q single case OF Dyspepaia,
Fever and Ague, Consumption, or any
such disease can DO found on this Is
land, Except OF invalIds come here for
their health. and they are almost al
ways cured). Combined with Callsaya
Bark, Cascarllla, and other important
ingredients. this Rum becomes PLAN.
TATloN BTrTERs; and surely no finer
Tonic and general Family Remedy was
ever seen. The combination Of these
Bttters was hrst discovered here many
years ago. and all the Natives swear By
PLANTATION BrTTRRs, and say "there
10 nothing like It," Judging by the 70.
bust health Of the Witnesses, I am GER
tain their testimony Ia true.
.-. R.S.T,
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SHOOTING ARRAY AT THE WATER
WoRKS.-Yssterday morning as the
peaceful citizens Of North Wheeling
were Rrfsylng themselves In their Sab.
bath garments, preparatory To attend.
ance on divine woIshIp, their thoughts
fixed upon the goodness Of Him who
had given them such . calm and holy
day, they were startled by the report OF
q pistol, which was followed by cries
Of "Murdei! hslpl"
In less time than Il takes 10 describe
the scene all was confusion. Those In
the houses rushed 10 tho windows,
while those outside hurried towards
the Water Works, whore the cause
.of the tumult seemed 10 DO.
Among those who were disturbed In the
contemplation Of the divine blessings
and who hurried TO the scene, was our
informant, who though he was too
frightened to stay long, Ascsttalnsd all
the facts In the case. Coon Wickham
and George 81. Myers, are both om.
ployeeH Of the Water Works. For the
past three months there has been some
disagreement between them, and they
have not been on the best OF terms, al
though both keeping watch together.
81. Myera' friends say that WickhAm
has beon trying to get the former dis.
charged from his position; but however
that may be, no told ST. Myers when
hS came down 10 20 TO work yesterday,
that no wAa discharged, and that he did
mot wish to have him there any longer.
81. Myers wished TO take a box which
belonged to him, but Wlckham OBJ.
Jected. Some hard words, such "a liar
thief, etc. were soon followed by q
acutile, In which wIckham pulled out a
pistol and discharged 1t at his oppo-
nent, The ball entered the right side
ofSk MyerS, though hst1Id not fall at
once, but sprang upon WIckhAm and
knocked him down. Wlckham drop
ped the weapon and started up the hill
on q run, pursued by 81. Myers. Just
as the former reached Main street, o
car passed, on which he jumped. The
horses were hurried ON, and he es-
capped any further danger from his
purauer. He soon delivered him.
self into the hands Of the officers and
was taken Into custody. 81. Myers had
fallen from weakness was carried
to bis house and medical attendance
summoned. he was not In great pain,
though the ball could nowhere be
found. The supposItion OF the physi-
clan ls that the ball took 4 circular
course, and lodged in some Of the mus
Giles Of the back. II this Is the case the
patient will likely recover, butIi the
ball penetrated the body, the result Is
more doubtful. Wickham had a partial
examination before Squire johnson,
In the afternoon, and was held 10 ball
In the sum Of q, 1000 to await the result
Of 81. Myers injuries. During the ex.
element which followed the fracas,
Jnmesst. Myers. brother OF the injured
man, made use Of threatening language,
and claimed the satisfaction Of shooting
WickhAm, for which he was arrested
and placed In bookkeeping.
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p AN 1NoUlRY.-We have received q
communication signed "a Fireman, y
In which the writer complains that the
Council has made no appropriation for
the. Guards Hook and Ladder Company,
HeaftirmS that they are not allowed an
amount sufficient to defray their ex.
penses, even; and that, although they
employ neither steam nor horses, they
are on hand as promptly when an alarm
OF FIRE is sounded, as any company rs.
Ing both, he closes with, "now what I
wish to know Is this: Why should not
the Guards Hook and Ladder Com
pany receive an appropriation as well
as the other three companiesH"
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ANorHRR ADDITIONS oxtoby q Dur.
field, Jewellers, Main street, opposite
Merchants' Bank, have just received
quite an addition to their stock Of gold
aud silver American and Swiss
Watches. and fne jewelry Sets. Also
clocks. sllver ware, spsctacleS, gold
pens, &c., &c. Gall at "lOa." See ad.
yertlsement.
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FALL OF CoRNIoE,-saturday morn.
Ing u portion Of the brick cornlce on
the block OF buildings now being erect.
ed on Market street, for R, Crangls,
Esq, came down with a crab. Fortu-
nGtely no one happened to DO passing
along the pavement below at the time
1u the afternoon the breach was fully
repaired,
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Y. NJ. 9. A.-The regular meeting OF
the Young Mems ChriPtian Association,
will be held this evening. Joseph VIII
let's, Esq, one OF the Vice Presidents
ofthe Association and Chalrlnan Of the
Wheeling delegation to the recent In-
transitional Y. NJ. o. A. Convention at
Portland, Maine, will give an account
Of the doIngs Of that great and glorious
gathering. The meeting will be one OF
the most Interesting, and 1t Is hoped the
rooms WILDE crowd ID. All are invited.
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Misunderstanding the week
ending last Friday evening, elk mar.
riage licenses were issued by Recorder
Woods. The total number for the
meuth fully was sixteen.
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G. A. RIA meeting Of Post Thoburn
No. 4, @. A. r., will be held this ever!
Ing at their hall on Main street. It is
especially desired that every member Of
the Post DO present. We were request
ed to urge their attendance, and we
trust that at roll call response to each
name will be heard. .
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SENT TO JAIL.-Charles 3. GriHiith,
tobacconist on Monroe street, was
brought before Judge Johnston, Satur.
day, charged with having threatened
to burn the house which he occupies on
Quincy street. We did not hear the
testimony, but we presume 1t was sul-
6cient 10 warrant bis being held for
trial before the Circuit Court, as he was
sent TO jail in default Of giving bond In
the sum OF five hundred dollarH for his
appearance at the next term.
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RELIGIOUS sERvloEs.-YesterdAy If.
ternoon religious services were held on
the steamer Express. under the aus
pices Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. The cabin OF the steamer
was filled to It's capacity, and the most
respectful attention was paid 70 the 70.
marks Of the ministers, Rev. Reeves, Of
Baltimore, and Rsvs. Martin and VIII
let's, Of this city.
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The Convention re-assembled at the
hour, and was opened In the second
grade by the Senior Vice. Commander.
The officers Of the Grand Encamp-
ment proceeded to promulgate the new
work to all present as far as The grade
OF Recruit. .a ... ...
Comrade Taggart made the motion
that all comrades not qualified under
the rules governing the order 10 receive
the second grade, be requested TO re-
tire, and It prevailed.
0Those not qualified as mentioned
having retired, the work Of the Second
and Third grades, (thAt is, soldier and
veteranr) was promulgated and exem-
pliHed by the Department.
The question where the next stated
meeting OF the Convention should be
held, coming up, Clarksburg, Wheeling
and Grafton were put In nomination.
olarksburg was chosen, and the Con.
ventlon adjourned sine die. ,'ta
(rhe Adjutant General, Quartermas
ter General, Assistant Inspector Gem
eral, the Senior and Junior Ald>de.
Camps are appointed by the Grand
Commander. That duty will be per.
formed In few days, and announced
Ia general order.)
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FELL DowN.-As q bus was coming
down Main street hill, Saturday, one OF
the horses attached to 10, stumbled and
tell. No damage was done, beyond
causing q momsntAry trepldatIon
among the passengers. p. -
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RUSTIC PHoroeRAPHS.-.PartrldEe
has Just received new addition to bis
supply Of Rustic Scenery, for Photo.
graphs, making Il the most complete"
OF any In the city. p.
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CLOSING out sale OF Shoes at Hub
bard & Brothsr's. Prices cut down.
Now,is the time to buy; not old. fash
Toned, low cut shoes. but ladles' high
cut balmorals at Sl0o.
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ADMITTED To REooRD.-Last month
thirty.sight deeds In fee were ad.
mltted to record In the Recorders
Office of this county, and twenty eight
deeds of trust, .... 1..
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QUARTER CENTURY Re. UNION The
quarter century reunion Of the class
which graduated OF Washington (PA)
College In 1874. takes place next
Wednesday. The class numbered
twenty-five. Nine entered the minis
try, Ave are practising physlclans-the
remainder, with one or two exceptions,
studied law, and have risen 10 emil
n pnce in their profession.
We publish this morning the pro-
Gramme Of the exercises in connection
with the reunion. We do this because
our people have always felt . deep In
tereat In the institution located at
Warrington, and in other years many
young men from this city received in
strueLIon within itu.halla.
A change Of the hour Of which these
exercises were to begin, has been made
within the last day or two. The print
ed programme gives O'Clock P. NJ,
Wednesday, as the hour; but under the
new arrangement the speakingwill com.
mence at 2P.M. We learn that a train
will go up from hare that morning, and
return In the evening, af'ording all who
desire III fine opportunity to attend
these interesting exercises. We trust a
large number will avail themselves
NJ II. yHs..E ~
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fit 9aIG.
valuable Farm for sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM IN
Union township, Marshall county, West
Virginia, containing
1876 Ga A. OR E9.
Biz miles from Wheeling, sig from Mounds.
Vile and four miles from BeIlRlre, Ohio: one
mile from sherrard P0tofIlee. There il q
Good Two.Story Frame House,
Containing nine rooms, with good:cellar and
wash ROOM. The house q ali painted,
papered and hniAh0d In good style; barn,
coLnctlo, wagon house, am0ke house, and
oIhoI oul"housess1s ifl .J ...
$50 Good Bearing Apple Trees,
Or the very best fruit, and ali other kinds OF
IruW There are 100 acres under ploW and
81 acres OF the very best timber, all unde
2 good fence, and flr water, can't DO exeelled
In the Stale. Tho Farm u other adapted for
gram. MOCK or garden purposes, and can DO
dividel Into two fAFnlA Price Eikty.nVe
dollars par acre, and teImg easy. II tho said
farm IL not sold on the 25Lh day Of August
at private sale, on that day at 10 A. n. II will
DO sold vt public Lale. For further infoFtuas
ton inquire on the premises or address 10
Sherraru PoitOftico, MaIghall county, WAt
Va. SAMUEL DORSEY,
Possession given 10 seed this ali, and full
possession on the 10Th OF DOcombOi, 1859.
jyl6-wItAestd
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PROGRAMME,


Historical Addreas.:.-.. Rev. J. 7. Broanles.
Sentiments and Re!ponaes.
Quarter Century Anniversary OF the Glass
OF 1874. keSponBe-Re +. A. Hutchln-
son, W, BIiuton. UsrF 'T
College Days. ResponSe-Rev. W. r. Ham.
The Judiciary: The Safeguard Of he Citizen
and he BIlDdrk Of lhe C0TIItlttltton ne.
BponSe--Hon. N. b. HRganB.
Citizens OF Warrington, Responte-E. L.
Bowers.
CatnHh BardS. Reese. Response DR.. J. O. Hupp,
lie. ResponBe-Bev.D D. U. Reed.
PhyslclanS Of the Class Of ls4I Response.
Dr.. B. ". Allen. "
Our Alma Mater. ReSponse-J. s. Morrison.
Law and Lawyors. ReSponse-Alex. Mercy.
Common School System. Response-J, h,
Wallace, ESQ.
The West RssponSs-Rev. W. q. Mason,
Rev. i. Ro01.f arm W nm & IL
The Press. 'kesponse Rev. W. B. Stewart.
The Sem. Centennial Re-nnIonIOE the ClaSs
n ~. What thenHI ReaponSO-R a.
The Clergy. ReSponSe-Roy. T. q. Lsa,op.
WSShington Fe@ale Seminary. Response
Our Wives and Children. RsaponDe-pr.
W. T. Smith. -
Dead Of tue UIaSs OF lSIi. Response j.
b. VAnvooThls. -
Waterman: Whato OF the NiRhts Response
rev. J. 4. BroWnlee. : :
nI R6Hediction, .H va.
At Eix o'clock the cIAhs will visit the CAM
etery and view the resting place or deceased
members OF the Faculty Of lsIi;
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For Sale.

A SMALL EUr CoMFoRTABLE Brick
"A House with 8 or rooms, on OnOin
affect, between Fourth and ktlLl, Convent
ent 70 market and buAineRS.
Iva l, IRWIN,
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