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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Teachers Exanlinatioal.

U,HE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF
Teachers for the Schools OF the District
of Wheeling will take place In the First
Branch Council Chamber, City Building,
on Thursday, 18th inst, commencing at 9
O'Clock A. d.. ~
y. B. al applicants mus be present at the
hour ndssed for commencing.
Certificates for renewal should be left
with the undersigned on or before the day
OF Examination. +. s. WILLIAMS,
Sup't of City Schools.
Wheeling, July 10Th, $50. Two
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To Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived by the undersigned for the build
ing OF the Poor House of Ohio county,
until MONDAY, AUGUST LIST, 1870, at o p.
NJ, for carpenter work, lumber, and all ne
ceSSary hardware for the completion OF the
carpenter work.
Also, for brick work for the same, brick TO
be laid by the thousand, counted in the
wall after the completion of the job.
Also, for plastering same, to be stated so
much per yard for lath work and so much
per yard for brick work, ali to be three-coat
work, sand TO be one-half bank sand and
one-half creek sand.
Also, for painting for same, 80 much per
yard for two-coat work, and so much per
light for glazing.
Also, for tin roof for same at so much per
square.
All material used to be of the best quail
~, and To be under the inspection OF the
Building Committee. The committee re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Supervisors room, Court House. by apply
ing TO VIM. salisbury, between the hours
of a. VI. and p. NJ.
All bids To be directed 10 the chairman Of
the committee. JOHN CLATOR,
jylS Chairman.
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BIT T Frs!
GREAT
w ESTE IS -
REMEDY!

The beneficial effects OF these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowI-
edge them superior TO any thing OF
the kind ever before offered TO the
public
As a sure cure for Dianhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChoI-
era Morbus, Collie, Dyspepsia, Gen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal II IS
especially recommended to persons
travelling as tending to counteract
the effects Of change Of water
These Bitters should be found
upon the Slde-boafd Of every family,
as well as the Bar OF every weII-regu-
lated Hotel
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roBE HELpoN THEIRGRouNnS,
WHEELING ISL Nd,
September IA, Is. l6 & II, 1870.

First Day-wedaestiay Sept. iith.
No. Premium $40 for hacking or Pacing
Horses, Mares or Geldings, 10 go ~
they please; mile heats, best In >
SIS 10 arst horse, so Ia second,
SIS 10 third.
Nh. 2-Premium $50 for Trotting Stallion>
in harness; mile heats, best In J.
SlOO to dist horse, 80 to second, 80
10 third.
No. a-Premium of Sl0O for Irotting Hor>t->
Mares or Geldings, i'm harness, THAI
have never bsrltenS minutes I'm pub
lie; mile heats, best In .. 80 H.
firSt horse, ST. Ia second.
Second Day-ThursdRy. Sept. 18th.
M Premium 800 for Trottlng stations
i'm harness; two mile heats, best : iu
< SIPS 10 first horse, so Ia Second
So TO third.
No. a-Premium $40 for Running Hor>,>
Mares or GeldingS mile heats, b,>l
sims. sl25 To first horse, 81 la >,r'-
ond, So 10 third.
No. G-Prcmium $500 for Trottmg HorS,~,
Mares ar GeldingS, In harness; milr
heats, best In \ $50 to first hor>',
SlOO to second, SO tn third.
Third Day-Friday. sept. 18Th.
No. Premium, value slOO, Silver rlalc
for the fastest Red EycGpll, the grI
OF Robert R,si Eye, owi1<d by !. I.
Burnley, Esq; mile heat b,'>t In g.
No S.-Prrmium SlOO for Trotting Hor>,.,.
Mares or GeldingS, in hara'SS, that
have never beaten 80 In public.
mile heats, beet In d sIJ Ia first
horse, 50 Ia second.
No. 9.-Premium $40 for Running lIor~->:
two mile heatS D,SJ : IN 3. siG tu
frSt horse, slW Ia second, 50 Ia ihiId
Fourth Day-SRtur,lay. Sept. 18th.
nj
Daley, proprietor, premium, valu"
slO0, Silver set Tor fastest Trolling
Double Team Ia wagon; mil" heat.
best In o.
No, u.-Stamm and Keim liouSc puiS,,
prcmium 80 for the fastest Mul,
under the saddle; mile heats, b,'>
sims.
No. l2.-McI.ure House purse, W. r. Gu"I.
win * Co, proprietors, premium,
value sT5, Pitcher and Goblet, inT
Running Horses, Mares ar Geld.
ings: mile heats, best In 3, catch
weights.
Ten per cent entrance upon all the abUNr,
except hors's for Silver Plates, which nr'
free.
Entries 10 close nj . o'clock on the even
ing previous Ia the race. Entries can H.
made under cover ut the ONCE on IN"
grounds during the day, or nj the ONE" 81
the President, No. III Ia Main street, wheel
ing. Three entries to MI and two Ia stari
The above Trotting Races Will b" H"n-
Quoted under the rules OF the National
Association. The Running Races under tie
Buckeye Rules.
\ hOre dLstancing the field Will br rnll.
tied to receive the nrst money only. Nh'r'
only two horses start the thirl premium
will not b. awarded.
In ease OF unfayOrablc weather, or oih"I
unavoidable causes, the Society shall haN"
the right Ia postpone any OF ia" nb"Nr
.ElN tN.aI
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE CON-
w mittee on Fire Department until
Monday, August LIST, 1870, at o'clock p. NJ,
for furnishing all material and erecting an
Engine House at the \. Z. corner OF Fifth
and Zane streets, for the Atlantic" Engine,
according to the Plans and Specifications
of the limited" Engine House, on file in
the Office OF the City Clerk.
All bids to be addressed to the Chairman
of the Committee and left with the Clerk
OF the city. TH0S. ]. BLAIR,
July 22d, 1870. Chairman.
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Democratic and Conservative
State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN ]. JACOB, of Hampshire Co
p ~ FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
C p. r. MOORE, OF Mason Co.
FOR AUDToR.
E. A, BENNETT, Of Marion Co.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOSEPH SPRlGG, of Hardy Co.
FOR TREASURER,
JNO. S. BUROETT, Of kanawha Co.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN NJ, PHELPS, O. Mason Co.
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Piedmont and Arlington
PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating In the Profits.
Dividends paid last year 10 per cent.
4 success without precedent In this country
or Europe.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Kanted.

MAN WHO Is WE'LL ACQUAINTED
"A with the West Virginia trace, 10 act as
Travelling Agent for an established house
Good reference required. Address s. & CO.
care RFGISTFR office. iy23
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Watch Buyers TO the fact that the Elgin
Watches now offered have an added I'M
proyement over all Others, In new
PATENT DUST EXCLCDER,
IN constructed rs 10 enclose the works, and
form a protection against dust, enabling the
movement To remain IN ordSr w.no 'i,
cleaning double the time that Watch VIII
ordinarily run without this protection.
The Company feel confident, after having
had their Watches three years IN the mar
Ket, and selling many thonS;inIs OF them III
nil partS of the country, that the
EIGIS WATCHES ARE THE BEST TIME
KEEPERS NOW OFFERED To THE
AMERICAN PUBLIC.
OVER FIVE HUNDRED DEALERS
I'm various parts of the land have uhreserv-
atly endorsed them. They are In use upon
numerous lines of Railway; lnSlnIlng me
Union PACIFIC and the PENNSfLNA-
MA CENTRAL, and officers OF these roads
with other prominent Il. X. officials endoIcs'
them rs the best Watches for the use of X.
n. employees and travellers yet introduced.
The !, l'C wing are presented MS specimens
60. ,i,,->.- testimonials:
TESTIMONIAL.
UNION PACIFIC r. X, OFFICE GEN: SUIT.
OMAHA, Dec. ID, 1859.
Hon. T. NJ. AVERY, Prest National watch
DEAR SRoDuring the month that have
carried one OF your H. W. Raymond
Watches II has not JAILED TO Keep the tiihe
with so much accuracy ns TO leave notlllng
To desire In this regard. For accuracy IN
timp-kecping, beauty Of movement and nm
iSh. YOUR Watches challenge my admirii-
ton, and arouse my pride as an American,
and am confident that In all respects they
will compete successfully In the markets ol
the world, with similar manufacturers of
older nations. They need only to d. KNOWN
g., a. opnr.AgfufR1
Yours most respectfully,
&C. HAMMOND, Genl Supt.
OFFICE OF THE HUDsoN RIVER X. II. !
Gcul Sup't, New York, Jan. IL, 1870.
T. NJ. AVERY, ESQ, President National
Watch Co.:
DEAR SIR: The Watch made by your
Company which have carried the p'!St TWO
months, has kept excellent time. ! have
carried il frequently on engines, and have
been on the road with IL almost daily. Dur
ing this time II has run uniformly with our
standard clock. Truly yours,
J. NJ. T0UCY, Genl Supt.
The following dealers also, In various
parts of the country, have certified thnt
they consider the Elgin Watches To De all
that the Company have advertised them, is
better finished, more correct ana durable,
than any in market OF similar price, ana
that they have great confidence In recon-
mending them To the public, on account oi
OXTOBY 4 DUFFIELD, Wheeling.
W. III. HENSEGEN u CO.,
WHEELER, PARSONS & CO.. New York.
WARREE. SPADONE& CO.,
MIDDLETON & BRO,
L. b. BYNNER,
HENRY GINNEL-
GEO. w. PRATT X CO,
SCOTT. BARRETT N CO, Pittsburgh.
J. X. REED & Co,
DUHME & CO., Cincinnati.
JENKINS HATCH, "
&. HELLEBUSH, ''
+. JACCARD & CO., 81. Louis.
n. +. CRITTENDEN & CO, Cleveland.
NJ. BURT,
MORSE, REDDIN & HAMILTON, Chicago.
J. III. HENSE, Denver, Col.
NJ. NJ. BALDWIN & co, San Francisco, Cal.
KOCH Il DRYFUS, New Orleans.
And over Four Hundred Others.
Various grades and prices made to suit
different tastes. aprlS
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IN HHDS. PRIME p. X. AND CUBA,
,)V 10 Choice DemaTara,
60 BblS. Refined Hards and Soft,
For sale by
jy2l HENRY h. LIST 4 co.
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(Fiom Dy. Ge0rDe l.. UhaGord.)
FREDONIA, Oct. ~.
have used DR.. Smiths Electric oil, and
find ii Is the best medicine | ever used for
deafness. GEO. l.. WHITFORD, VI. ID.
dr. Whitford Is one of the best Physicians
III Western New York;
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Cheese.
Sugars.

~ BONES CHOICE GOSHEN,
OU For sale by
jy2l HENRY h. LIST X co.
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Policies NOn.FGrfeitable.
NO RESTRICTIONS ON RESI-
DENCE OR TRAVEL

OFFICERS:
W. g. Darlington, President.
John T.. Edwards, Vice President.
u. J. IiartsDok, Secretary.
J. j. Hopkins, Assistant Secretary.
Il. e.. HartEOok, Cashier.
james r. Wolf, Superintendent Of Agencirs.
e.. Henry paTTow, NJ. d.
e.. ~. Smith, ". d., Medical Adviser
George Ross, VI. ID.
Prof Edward u. Smith. Act,isry.
~. y. Fackler, Consulting ActuRry.
DIRECTORS:
Vim. u. lssIacs, VIM. II. Palmer,
X. IL. hRury, VIM. q. Taylor,
John Endofp, A. y. Stokes,
W. &. Darlington. q. Henry Parow,
Daniel J. HartsDOk, John G.. Williams,
j. j. Hopkins, Geo. ~. Palmer.
John y. Edwards,
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FREDONIA, Oct -.
was deaf three years Tried everything.
one bottle DR.. smiths Electric oil cured
mcup. j. G.. BENJAMIN,
Bookseller, L. .. Building.
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rINO THE CITIZENS OF WEST VIR-
| GINA in general and the Citizens of
Wheeling in particular.
Dr.. Smiths Electric Oil i"
Does what is claimed for il. No Humbug.
IT CURES
rheumatism Sick Headache,
salt Rheum, Piles, Sculd Head,
Erysipelas Felons, CarbunclcS,
Paralysis, Group, MumpS,
SwcllingS, Diptheria,
ChilblainS, Neuralgia, Govt,
Burns and FrostS, Cuts and Wounds,
Sprains and Bruises, Stiff Joints,
Swelled Glands, Canker, Cramps,
letter TOOthache, Bloody Flux, &c.
Deafness,
TRY IT FOR YOURSELF.
Salt Rheum, Deafness and Sick Headache
made specialiticS.
This Oil cured my headache in 20 minutes.
Syracuse, May ~. +. W. TODD.
Rheumatism cured in one dGy.
SYRACUSE, May y.
Tuesday | was confined to bed, WedncS-
day was out and well, by using DR.. Smiths
Electric OIL" | have sent q bottle Ia
friend in Rochester, for deafness.
w. II. WAIT, Depot Master.
(ftom Dy. GeorYe l.. UhafOrdJ
FREDONIA, Oct. ~.
have used Dr.. Smiths Electric oil, and
find il Is the best medicine ever used for
deafness. GEO. l.. WHITFORD, VI. ID.
DR. WhitfOrd Is one of the best Physicians
in Western New York;
FREDOSIA, Oct ~.
was deaf three years. Tried everything.
one bottle DR.. smiths Electric oil cured
mcup. j. {. BENJAMIN,
Bookseller, Z. o. Building.
SWEET and RICH To the taste (cUcIl III
br on the HIJtGned mucous cOntiug Cf u "idtiies'
nursing sore mOuh"); INSTANTLY SOotihI0
To the cuticle (eUeH u IL be on the ram, smart
ina SLiH of an ipErHti, and Il nj ono" allayS the
parigs ola GATHERED BREAST which is
very speedily absorbed away.
II Is most grateful on the scalp, when irri
table from letter, dandruff, scabby erup-
tiOnS, etc, even with most delicate infants.
EE And il instantly stops all falling Of the
hair from the above and other causes.
Touch gently ereIy Sore rough or tender
spot, with the genuine Oil, abr. q. Ii.
SMITHS" Nothing can SO quickly cure
the face of an infant viii crop on, Il clear
healthy skin appearing ia It's place. Just
trU II, and you will see. No Doctor who has
ever tried IT,, l)rctc1,ds to deny Its action on
DEAFNESS, on SALT X EUM, PILES,
OLD SORES, CORNS and RHEUMATISM.
Sold by best druggists everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., General
Agents for West Virginia and Sole Agents
for Wheeling. jyl9
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ST. Johns Church.

TNHE RECTOR WILL RESUME REGU-
| lar Divine Services in st. Johns Church
tomorrow, July n.
Morning Prayer, l019 o'clock \. NJ.
Evening Prayer, 4 o'clock p. NJ.
~jy3
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RNTNIHuFIYDI cUFfU N one NNU.
SYRACUSE, May -.
Tuesday | was confined to bed, WedncS-
day was out and well, by using DR.. Smiths
Electric Oil" | have sent bottle Ia a
friend in Rochester, for deafness.
w. II. WAIT, Depot Master.
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"hady hgin,"
many FOR THE SPRING TRADE

The Company also call the attention o
Watch Buyers to the fact that the Elgin
Watches now offered have an added I'M
proyement over all Others, In new
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LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., General
Agents for West Virginia and Sole Agents
for Wheeling. jyl9
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JaOa BARRELS, VARIOUS BRANDS
lUUU choice winter and spring wheat,
in store and for sale by
iy2l HENRY h. LIST & co.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
NEW YORK.

REDUCTION IN HOTEL PRICES.
ON and after july 18th, 1870 the price Of
Board will be 81 per day.
Nl5 SIMEON LELAND & co.
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THE COURTSHIP OF OLE BULL.

correspondent of the Chicago Times,
writing from Madison, Wis. the former home
of Mrs. Ole Bull, writes as follows
''There are goodly number of stories told
of Ole Bulls courtship, but most of them do
net bear the stamp of authority, and we will
not repeat them, save two that were told us
by one of Mrs. Bulls intimate friends. It
seems that at one of his concerts, after
it was concluded, a little girl stepped up
to the stage and sought kiss from
Mr.. Bull. Upon his responding, a gentle
man spoke up and said:-'There's another
young lady here who would like kiss. Ole
Bull was equally gracious in this instance,
ard kissed the young lady who is now his
wife. Afterward, when Mrs Bull was visit
ing an intimate friend of hers, Mrs B. f.
Hopkins, Mr. Bull being then in the city,
Mrs. Hopkins said:-"Would you marry Ole
Bull if you had the chance?" ''Indeed
would, in minute, she replied. Still later
the great violinist was giving concerts in
= Madison. He found especial pleasure in run
ningupto Thorpes to accompany. Miss Sarah's
piano They became not only musical, but
loving, friends. He admired her accomplish
ments and refinement. He became an inti-
mate and correspondent of the family. No
one in Madison suspected anything save a
mere matter of musical sympathy and friend
ship. The pleasant relations eliminated in the
violinist escorting the mother and daughter to
Europe. OF course Mr.. Bull did not lose the
opportunity of taking them to his beautiful
estate in Norway. Here was everything to
charm the eye and the ear. 1t is magnificent
spot, and in its walks and bowers the smooth
tongued bat great-hearted musician whis-
peIed siren words. He had travelled the
world over but never had he seen one to en-
trance him like Miss Sarah Thorpe, of Madi-
son, Wisconsin. Mother and father con-
sented to the union, and on sunny day in
June last, when all was smiling with life
a. lound that famous mansion, Ole Bull and
Miss Thorpe were married. They came back
very quietly, and passed through Chicago
almost without discovery. They surprised
the dead old town of Madison by arriving
there at late hour of night. But Mr.. and
Mrs. Thorpe knew that they were coming,
and had called in a hundred or SO of friends
to celebrate the event.
son their arrival it was suggested as
pleasant occurrence that the pastor of the Con
gregational Church, who was present, shoIld
60 othrough with the form Of marriage With
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FoRKs Forks were first known in Italy
towards the end of the fifteenth century. 1t
was hundred years before they came into
use in France, and nearly a hundred more
before they had travelled as far northward as
Scotland. Their introduction into England
was at first ridiculed as piece of affectation
aud effeminacy. In one of Beaumont and
Fletcher's plays, ''your fork carving traveller
is spoken of with great contempt, and Ben
Jonson, too joined in the laugh against them.
In repeated instances the progress of inven-
tions has been thus resisted by the popular
clamor, and even opposed by popular vio-
lence. The first man who appeared with an
umb1 ella in the streets of London drew down
upon himself q peltipg shower of mud and
stones, which was worse than the rain against
which he had spread the new-fangled protec-
tion. The old way of making boards was by
splitting up the logs with wedges; and, clumsy
ss the method was, it was no easy matter TO
persuade the world there was a better. Saw
mills were first used i'll Europe in the fifteenth
century. In 1868 a Dutchman built one in
England, but the public outcry against it was
SO vehement that he was soon obliged to de-
camp; and for the next hundred years no
one ventured to repeat the experiment In
17GS a rash adventurer began TO erect another
mill, but a conservative mob gathered at
once, and tore it down.
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which Miss Thorpe had always been familiar
Nothing could be more natural and from
this little incident has arisen all the news
paper queries and items about the why aud
the wherefore of a second ceremony.
Everybody that has ever seen Ole Bull
knows how exceedingly courteous and grace
ful he is. He doos not seem at all like q man
81 years of age He is as fresh and vigorous
as young man, aud handsomer than most
We do not wonder at any young ladya falling
in love with him. Now that he proposes to
abandon the farewell concert business he
will look handsomer than ever to everybody.
AT the gathering on last night he was the
bappiest man to be seen-his face all radiant
with Joy and generosity, and his dress imma-
culate. He always was an exquisite man in
his raiment. Now he is more superb than
ever. This helps his appearance wonderfully.
After all there is nothing that assists gentle
man more thnn tasteful, handsome apparel.
Mr. Bull wears neither gold nor gems. He is
excessively nice about his linen, wearing the
costliest of shirt fronts and neck cloth. He
is always glad of an opportunity to play bill
liards, but does not drink liquors other than
fbe wines.
''The Madison Democrat said that the best
friend of Sarah Thorpe would not call her
hands, me- She certainly is not handsome,
but has face beaniDg with life, hope, and
intelligence. She is a very accomplished
lady, and shows it in her looks On the occa-
sion of the reception she wore very rich
satin, demi-train, the under dress of white
silk trimmed with point lace hounces. In
jewelry she was as simple as her husband,
wearing simple pearl Her head dress was
of the simplest kind. We are inclined to
think that Miss Thorpe has chosen a good
husband, the only objection being that he
must quit the stage of life while she will
yet be young. She is very greatly esteemed
in Madison. The breath of scandal has never
name"
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COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF ALI
~ numbers and brands. Tent, Awning, Trunk
and Wagon-coyer Duck. Also, Paper Mannfao
turers' Drier Felts from thirty to seventy-si-
inches, with Paulins, Betting, Sail fwiDe, etc.
JOHN w. EVERMAN,
No. 10 CHURCH Street fCitg Storaai
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Sale a. No. 2O2T Vine street.

TNHOMAS BIRCH n SON, AUCTTONEEkS ANu
i COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. lilo CHES.
NUT Street; rear entrance No. 1107 Sans )m street.
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HANDSOME ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT PAR
lOR, Chamber and Dining Room Furnitures;
French Plate Mantel Mirrors Fine Oil Paintings,
Tapestry Ingram and Venetian Carpets; China,
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AUC rION SALES

N THOMAS q SONS, NOS lsO AND IL,
vi S. FOURTH STREET.
Sale at the Auction Rooms.
SUPERIOR DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.
On Saturday Afternoon,
., october 8, at O'Clock, superior Dutch Flower
Roots. 1OI2t
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october l3, at II O'Clock, at No 11lT Chestnut
street, will be sold, without reserve over 100 French
plate mentel and pier glasses OF the latest patterrs
with gold gilt and walnut and gold frames manu-
factured by the best workmen. Also a handsome
assortment OF bouquet, pier, console, and bracket
tables of new designs, with various styles OF marble
slabs. The goods VIII be arranged for eXam!-
nation on Tuesday and Wednesday, with cata-
loeues. lOTbt
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Sale at No 111I Chestnut street
10 4

(Ciirard Row.
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF OVER 100 FRENCH
Plate, Mantel, Pier, and Chamber Glasses; Fine
Bouquet Pier and Base Tables of New Designs,
y,
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At 10 o'clock, at No 202T Vine street, will he sold
the fine furniture and carpets, comprising rosewood
parlor sut covered with plush with larg1 table to
match; French plate mantel and pier mirror; fne
oil pantings walnut chamber and dining-room fur.
ntuTe; leather-Covered chairs; tapestry, ingram
and Venetian carpets: china, etc.
The furniture can be examined after O'Clock on
morning Of sale 1062t
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