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TOO AFFECTIONATE BY HALF.
An tOKIcated individual Narrowly EscaDes
n Husbands Vengeance. 7

Recently prepossessing English woman,
having come all the way from merry England"
10 join her husband who had preceded her to
America. She expected to have to go to some
point on the Fort Wayne road, and by the as
While waiting for the train a drunken fellow
was seen to approach her, and seating himself
by her side, began caressing her in the most
affectionate manner. Had these attentions been
reciprocated, the officer might have concluded
looking for him, but she became not only indg-
nant but alarmed at the fellows impertinence,
when the officer seized him and chucked him out
of the depot. He was subsequently taken to
the lookup for disOrderly conduct. In two or
three minutes after he had been elected the
laay's husband actually appeared, having come
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was taken In charge by the officers, the arrested
party wheeled into line, and under escort OF the
seventeen officers marched to the lookup office,
eleven in all. Rafferty, was released yesterday
on giving bail for his appearance to-day. The
short lived The Mayor is determined to break
up all such establishments, and to that end
would ask the cooperation of all good citizens
in "ferreting" out their locality, the name of the
banker or bankers, and such other information
as will enable his Honor TO 'pull" them in ac-
cordance with the law.-PittSburg Commercial
Ksb
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FROM THE PLAINS.
morality Among the Indians

FoRT BENTON, Feb. 7.-Half-breeds, arrived
here from the Indian camp on the Maras, report
that the Indians are dying at the rate of 25 per
day of the smallpox, and are begging the whites
to spare their lives. The report that the Noun
tain Chiefs band had declared war proves to be
wholly untrne
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on TO meet her. Had he made his appearance
at the time the muddled individual was making
love to his wife, he would no doubt have saved
the officer the trouble of removing him.
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FROM THE WEST.
Enfnl CnInInIfY.

CoRINNH, Feb. IA man named Joseph
Bulk, an employe on the Central Pacific Rail-
road died in this city yesterday morning from
injuries received at a fire at Blue Creek Station
on Tuesday last.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro No. 10 S. Third street.

hEssRs. DE HAVEN Il BROTHER, No. 40 8. Third
Street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
u; s. 6s Of 1881, llsSllsA; do, 1852 i164@1lsH;
new, iiSxGiis,l; do. 1851 do. ii4sii4%; do. iSSs,
do, 113X@ll4% lo-4Os, 112A@11sx; q. 8. 90 Year
9 per cent Currency, 111K@1i2; Due Comp Int.
Pacific r. II. LIST Mort Bonds, SsS5@s75; Central Pa
ci1c II. X. LIST Mort. Bonds s945@955; Union Pacific
Land Grant Bonds s69baTl0
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER Il Co., No. SO s. Third
street, report the following quoatens:U. y. 6s OF
1851, 1ls@lls% b-2Os OF 1882 lletsl16A; DO 1854,
11BH@l13A: do, July, 1861, 1l4@114s; do. July,
1868, 114a1i4S; bs, 1O-40, 112Aa112% u. s. Pacific
RR. Cur. 6s, 111H@1l1x Gold, 120K@l20X.
NARR LADSRR Bankers report this mornings
Gold quotations as follows :-1201s Only one quota
ton. Market very duh.
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ARRIvED THIs MORNING.

Steamship Hunter Harding, 80 hours from ffOYl
dence with mdse. 20 ID. b. Stetson A Co.
schr Mary and Francis, MeKinsey days iron
Chickahominey river, with railroad ties 70 Readin
Railroad Co.
schr ocean Wave, Bryant, 8 days from Providence
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SECOND EDITION
xATusx nv TnxnaRAPH.

The Corliss Steam Engine Patents-A
Man Burned to Death-Decima-
ton Of Indian Tribes by
smanpox-The Snow
Storm.
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sT.TH on THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
II A. M.......42 2P. NJ. ........4 AZ
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Bark Isaac r. Davis, Hand, from Messina for PHI
ladelpha, sailed from Gibraltar i4th ult.
Schr Florence Shay, Hulse, from Mesaina for PHI
ladelphia sailed from Gibraltar 14th ult.
sehr Clara Davidson, Jeners, hence, at Providence
9th inst
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LATEST sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne''s see Insfde

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, ,FEBRUARY
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PEAsE TOWNSHIP, (Omo) ELECTIoN,-
The election over in Pcasc township, last
Monday, passed off very quietly, will not
over one half Of tho people turning ont
a littlO over four hundred votes were
pollcd. 1
The Republicans carried their ticket
with majoritics ringing from nine to four
hundred. ..rliq
The following arc the maloritics.
For Trustee-B. McCananghy, 1OS; J.
Romick, 3si; i. h. Steele, 10.
For Clerk. n, Reed, 80.
For TroasurG-A. r Tallman, o..
For Assessor. Dean, 1856.
For Constablcs-N. BOrham, 0; A. IIig.
gins, 3O4.
In tho MartinsEtrry corporation for
Mayor, j. W. Buckingham, Republican
was elected by 1872 majority over Eagle.
son, Democrat. -Four Of the six Council,
men arc Republicans
Twcnty.one COlorcd persons voted, oil
of whom did it quietly and without any
show.
Tho election for municipal officers In
Bridgeport was held the same day. Poll.
tics was ignored toa very considerable cx'
tent; license or no license was the issue,
and resulted in tho defeat Of the former.
Pap" Gin, We NrO informed, was lef( out
In tic cold
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TRICuNosIs,-Om paragraph ycster-
dizzy morning in relation to the cases Of
T'richinosis in the city did injustice TO the
physician Al present attending the suffer-
Crs. AS soon as tho persons affected were
taken III, medical aid WIS summoned, hut
no relief Ecing afforded in three weeks
treatment, another physician was called
in and the one llst employed discharged.
The second member Of tho profession i'm
nctliately discovered symptoms which
denoted the presence Of trichina, and
the microscopical examination Of the
ham ofwhlch the fImily had eaton confirm
cl the correctness ofhis opinion Wa rs
sure our medical friend No. 9, that We did
not design to do him injustice, rs we were
not aware that chNngCOf physicians had
been made until yesterday We gavc the
statement Ns 1t was given to us. The
thanks Of the community arc due the
discovcrcr Of the presence Of the parasites
IN our midst for the steps he has taken to
hive their rnvOgcs confined to their pres.
cnt limits.
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ELEGANT STUFFED BmDs Al AucuoN.
There is now on exhibition ut No. 15s
Main street, one door above Friend &
Sons Furniture Rooms, a superb c0llec.
tibh of about tiYo lupdred rare and beat
tiful American and Foreign Stuffed Birds
arranged. from one to ten under French
glass shades, forming the most elegant
parlor ornaments ever offered for sale
West of New York. The collection was
prepared by Mr.. ]. R. GaIbraith, Of New
York.
The sale will begin Thursday morning
ut 10 o'clock and continue afternoon and
evening until all are sold
Ladies' are especially invited TO call and
examine the birds ..ra L ii
GEO. Z. WICHlEAM, .Auctioneer.
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TllE Rice Divorce Suit for fraud in age,
is causing great Excitement iii Boston. II
should warn young men not to marry in
hnste. Rico Is hui 90, lis bride 81. lie
swears that she made him believe she was
but his own age, by using Magnolia Balm
upon her face, neck and hands, Poor
youth. He probably lOuml her elbows
weren't quite SO sofl and pretty. Ought
Hagan to bcindicted? Weknow Of many
similar eases This Balm gives u most
wonderful pcarly and natural complexion,
to which wcdon't object, We like pretty
women. TO finish the picture, they
should use Lyons Kathairon upon the
hair. With pearly chin, rosy cheeks, and
soft, laxriant tresscs, they become irrcsts.
tible lAr-. mar20.eQddEw
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NERVOUS HEADACIIE, LIVER Con-
PLANT, &C., &C.-ThG brain being the
most delicate and sensitive of all our or.
gNns, is necessarily more or less affected
by all our bodily ailments. x headache
Is oNcn the first symptom of serious dis
GasC. If the nervous system is affected;
there is always trouble at It's source in the
pcri.CrAnium. And It may he here re.
marked tlAt as the nGrvOustlbro pervadcs
tho entire frame; no part Of the physical
structure can be affected without the
nerves suffering sympathcticalIy. Liver
complaint Of every type affects the brain.
Sometimes tho effect Is stupOr, confusion
Of idcaS, hypOclIondriasis; sometimes per
sistGnt or periodical headache. In my
case, tho best remedy tllNt can he taken
is PLANTATION BITrERs In headache
proceeding from indigestion or bilious.
ncsS, or both, tho stOmNChic md anti.
bilious properties Of the preparation will
soon relieve the torture, by removing the
cause. If the complaint 10 purely ncr-
vous-in other words, If It has originated
in tho uuryops system, and Is not the n.
suit Of sympathy, the BlTTEHs win be
equally ciilCaciOus.
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TRUsTEES SALE,-BY VIR- gH

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIR- RaS
L tue OF DrCl NJ Trust made to mo N,fH
b. William II. Woods and Sarah T., his =
wife, hearing date the 9Th day Of August, 1868,
and of record In the Recorders office Of Ohio
County, West Virginia, In Deed Book %, page
514 u which more particular rGl9EGllCO u made,
| shall al SATURDAY, tho 10th day Of April
IsTO, at ten O'Clock nj the front door Of tho Court
House Of Ohio county, PEOcCetl 70 Eell At public
auction, TO the highest nnd best bidder, tho fol.
lowing described real estate situated In TIC said
county, about three miles north Of tho City Of
Wheeling, and bounded by tho lands Of Robert
Is, Woods, heirs Of \. =. Woods, 4. N. Jacobs
aud County Read with privilege Of twenty
fnnt outlet to the Ohio River, containing about
thirty acres, moro or less, together with about
Clghiy.ilvC acres more or lcss, Of coal untcTly.
Ing and adjacent to the EhOve mentioned land,
described aS six feet vein, and OF superior
quality.
las CRwlcy the .CunctHAl payment 81 promts.
sorry motto for Five Thousand Dollars, bearing
date the eth day Of August. ItiS, and payable TO
The order Of tile sAll Nicholas CrAwlcy at the
Merchants National BNnk Of Wheeling, OnN yoNr
nElcF the date thereof for value received, with In
forest rom date. This sale Ia made 10 pay the
principal Of the said note, with interest thereon
irn the eth day Of August, 1869, TIL paid, and
the costs Of this sale,
TERMS OY SALE-Onc.fu urth cash, and tho RI.
mHIndcr NJ the purchase money IN three equal
instruments NJ EiX. twelve and eighteen Months,
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred In.
sialniCnls. brarlng interest from date, to be ST.
cured hy deed OE trust upon the property sold, or
the title will bG retained until the notes are paid
Selling Rs trustee will convey only such title
a. il vested In Inc under said decd Of trust, al.
though Il 10 bAlIGvCd to be unidentified.
j. F. UPDEGRAFF,
mario Trustee.
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Police CouIT.-Busincss was brisk in
the Police Court, yesterday, as the follow
Ing. will show: Nathan Hugh, Charles
Miller and Louis Gnlvcy were arraigncd
for hring drunk on the streets, ind were
each fined ono dollar md costs.
D. O'C. Quinlan WINS charged with Gre
ating II disturbance in the M'Lure House
billiard saloon. Tho evidence WIS clear
that Quinlan's conduct was very repre-
hcnSiblc, md he was fined twenty dollars
and costs.
George Prcttyman md George Watson
had been summoned 10 answer for driving
on sidewalk, but failed to put in M ar-
pcaraucc. The investigation Of the
charge against them was, therefore, con-
tinucd until 10 o'clock this morning.
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REMovAI4-IIermnn Lingcn, Merchant
Tailor, has removed 10 Market street OPP
posite Postottlcc, next door to German
Bank. lie would respectfully call the at.
tcntion OF lis friends and tho public gen.
orally, to luis well selected and elegantly as
sorted stock of cloths, cassimcrcs and
yesungs. Thanking his patrons for their
patronage heretofore, would respectfully
solicit Il continuance of the same.
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CLGcKs.-The largest and most varied
stock Of clocks in the city can be found ut
the Market street Jcwelry Store, below
ArLurc House. Oxtoby & DuEleId pur-
chase their supplies direct from inanutilc-
turcrs, and keep everything in the shape
of clock, such as Calendar, Bronze, plain
and ornamental, as well as u full line Of
one and eight day common clocks. Every
clock is tested before leaving our store,
and Is guaranteed III every respect. Call
AT 1O4 Market street, and purchase Clocks,
Watches, Jcwelry, Spcctaclcs, &c.
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CIRCUIT CouRT-This Court met yes.
tertlny morning ut the usual hour. His
Honor, Judge Melvin, delivered his IN
str,rctions to the Jury in the stecnrod will
case, when that body retired TO its room
Mnd passed the entire day in celebrating
on the law and testimony which had been
presented during the preceding six or
seven days. About five O'clock in the
evening the jury returned 10 the Court
room and announced that no verdict had
been agreed on by them, and they were
dismissed until nine O'clock this morning.
The Court was occupied during the day
in the transaction of buslncsso Of no public
Importance. We hear that the Court
will adjourn this week, us the regular
term for Marshall county commences the
beginning Of next, ,a.
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HAND HURT.-Ycstcrday, Geo. Hobbs,
son of Rev. VIM. Hobbs, while ut wOrkin
the machine shop of Hobbs, Taylor & Co.,
llad his lett hand drawn into cog wheel,
and the second finger SO smashed that 1t
had to be amputatcd ut the kpuckle joint.
lie was removed to the Office ofDr. Reeves,
where the amputation was performed.
The index finger was also severely injured.
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New ORTMOORAPHY.-0ur friend
Bricc, druggist in South Wheeling, re-
Ceivcd I'M order for some of his wares not
long since, in which the following articles
were specified: AllegchOhl, sparts sporn,
Of speig, which being interpreted signi'
flcth, Alcohol, HArtshOrn, Oil Spike.
How's that for the basis Of new system
of photography
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COLONIZATION OF XVTM AMENDMENT.
We are requested to say tllat the color.
cd people of this city, will celebrate the
ratification of the Myth Amendment, to.
morrow, (ThusdayG that there wiflbea
parade in the afternoon; and tlOt in the
evening there will be speaking at the
Court House, by Hon. Bonj. Stanton and
A. W. Campbell, Esq. 10
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DISTRICT CoURT.-Thc U. S. Court for
this District meets in this city, this morn.
ing, at the Custom House. Judge Jack.
son, District Attorney Golf, Jasper Moore,
ESQ.,, Clerk, and several attaches of the
Court, reached the city last evening.
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THE Partridge Joint Stock Co. have just
received new lot Of owl and rustic
frames, comprising all the latest patterns;
also IN addition to their well selected
stock Of stcrcoscopcs and stercoscOpic
views.
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CAMpRELL & HARDEN have fitted up Il
room on the same floor rs their store,
which tllcynow have open for tho display
Of their trimmed goods, the room being
under the charge Of an able Eastern Indy.
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srELL IN PRooREss-A week or two
since we made mention of religious re-
vival in progress among tho miners be-
tween Bridgeport and NIartinsvilIc Two
or three days AgO We were informed that
the interest had transferred itself to those
who work in tho mines at the West end Of
Bridgeport, and that large numbers Of
them Ind been brought under its influ'
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So LIGHT and delicate arc all the pre-.
partitions made from SEA Moss FARISE
that It Is invaluable for invalids ind al
those requiring light and easily digcsted
food. ap9.GOd.d&w
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FOR RENT.

TOR' RENT.-THE HALL IN "a
II MclOdeOn Building, lately occupied iii
aDri ". l.. MCAFEE
TXTAREHOUSE FOR RENT.-f1st
w No. 81 Main street, now occupied It'll
by 4. N. Burke, known M one OF tho best 4-IsA1a
6nsIncSs stands In the city Well lighted, and,
private alley In the rem. Apply 10
DR. J.. a. IllLDRETll,
marII Fourth IT,. opposite the Court House.
THOR RENT.-TlIAT SPLEEN f Ia
IL DID business stand, corner Of Mar it'll
krl and Monroe streets, how occupied byJAAA
Adams Express Company, Enquire Of
mnEI HARPER & BRO.
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ONE HUNDRED dozen IIcnstitchcd
ITanlkcrchicGs, reduced from 60 cents to
30 cents. One hundred dozen IICmstitch-
cd ITandkerchicfs, reduced from 96 cents
to 12 cents, at Brucs S Sanders,
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aI,ri

" p. S.-VALUABLE PRO S5:t
V PERTY FOR SALE. Lots No: 20, Hi
-. 81 and VI. and new Frame Dwelling 4-AA.
two stories, lsxtO feet, containing nine rooms, n
cellar and good well Of nOyer falling water
larg" Tobacco Mandatory and Machinery, tn
gond working OI'lrr, with all the necessary out
buildings for carrying on the business.
Lot No. 10 with good Frame Dwelling House.
two stories. containing seven rooms. Also. irnme
stable capacity for i've hDTHeS,
Lots q and %, on which nrG two Dwelling
Houses, un abundance Of fruit Of all varieties on
the lots. ...
This is a splendid opening for my person dc.
dc,irlng to engage III the manufacture Of Ping
Tobacco. The Factory II now being worked by
McSErs. MCEndrcr l. Stild.
The property IL In the Village Of New Castle,
pitcher +. o. belmont County. Ohio. 10 miles
south Of laTncsvlllc.
W. also offer fur sale three good Pcddllng
Wagons. ,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,
or j. Y. CALDWELL, two miles north OF New
Cattle: ar l.. II. MCENDREE, In town: Refer.
once, NJ. d. KING, Attorney at Law, BCllairc, o.
6DFi
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Fran NOEf0lk Daily journal, Dtc. II, 1860.
KosEOo-This medicine is rapidly gain.
ing the confidence of the people, and the
numerous testimonials Ofits virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that II Is u safe and reliable remedy
for ApUnITY OF THE BLOOD, LIVER DIS
EASE, sc.
The last Medical journal contains ON ar
ticlc from Prof r. S. Newton, NJ. d.,
President of the E Medical College, city Of
New York, that speaks in high terms Of
its curative properties, and gives special
Recommendation Of KOskoo to the praCti-
TONERS Of medicine This is, We believe,
the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by. the Fac:
ulty Of any Of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skill Of DR..
Lawrence, its cOmpOundcr, and also puts
"K0skOO" in the VAN Of all other mcdi-
CincS nftle present day. d&w
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Z sADDLERY. IA. SchwertfGrgcr, Noa110
Main street. has again commenced tho
manufacture of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
SC, and Is now ready to serve his former
customers, and the community generally.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one Gun become the
owner of n first class Wheeler IS Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner e Co.,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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FIVE hundred dozen Linen IIandkcr.
chiefs, warranted all linen fully worth
$3.50 reduced to Shopper dozen, Mt Brues
s Sanders.
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IROS-PHOsPHORUs. CALrsAYA.-'rh three best
Tonnes, skIllmlly and elegantly combined in an
alnber.cOlOrcd cordial beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant To the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, In Caswcll, Hazard s Co.'S FrrrOPhos-
phOntCd ElIxcr Of CalisayA BARK.
Each pint contains OncOunrc OflIOyal CAlISayA
BARK, aud each tcaspOonlal contains one grain OF
Iron. Samples furnished frce 10 the profession.
CASWELf, HAZARD 4 CO.
" Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists,
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PIQUEs arc selling'Tcry rapidly at Brues
Is Sanders, from the very fact that they
arc offering them q per cent less than any
other house in the city.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

G. Elias StifcI. admir- OF c. Hammer deceased.
VI.
+. A. Brentlngcr. admir- Of Geo. ". Sights ct al
In Chancery, In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
Pursuant TO decree Of said Court entered IN
above cause, al the January, 1870, term thereof,
will, on the ID day IL Niny. 1870, at 10 O'Clock a.
H., at the front door Of the Court House IN
Wheeling, West Virginia, proceed 10 sell at pub,
lie auction, u niece or tho South East corner Of
I,Ot No, I3T In Noah ZuRe's Addition to the City
or Wheeling, West Nlrginln, fronting. IS feet 4
Inches on Union street, and running back that
width rs feet.
TEHNs-OuG,thInl of the purchase money, or
such further aum as the purchaser may elect 70
pay, ~ hanh, the residue ~ two equal inSial'
inGuts payable In Fix and twelve months with In:
turcrt rom the day OC salc. bond with approved
security being given by the purchaser for each oil
said IllstAlmcnlp, and Interest Us aforesaid.
selling M Commissioner shall only convey
such title as " vested In me as such, which Is,
however, believed to he perfect.
GEO. II. CALDWELL,
AMI COInmiHglOnpF,
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DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
IL FOR SAI.E.--I Am authorized to sell tho
cuuutry seat Of MrRr. Zane. situated on tho Nation.
nj Road, three miles Fast NJ tho city. The house
good dry cellar. stable carriage hOuSC, &C., &C.,
ali IN the most perfect order. Tic grounds. about
dvc acres, are beautifully mid out and adorned
with Elrrlhl,Cry and shade trOcs Of choicest VartC"
~. This PiaCn to bu Illly appreciated must 10
examined, TIIOS. O'BIIlEN,
mnrpO Real Estate Agent.
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REMOVED Peter Lcocller has removed
from No. 3 Washington Hall, to No. /
Main street, near the stone bridge, where
he will sell everything in the line Of
Notions, Sc, &c., Il tho lowest price for
casll. Thankful for past tavors, he solicits
a continuance, ofthe sumo. .-.r i.
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GNaIAMs reduced from IS cents to 10!
per yard. twenty-five pieces table linen,
warranted, all linen, reduced from O5 cents
to 40 cents, at Brues s Sanders. S III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

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