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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-24
Commissioners Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court Of Ohio county, state OF
Nr>t Virginia, rendered on the list day OF
N.-rN Ill. in u cause in clancery pending
10 >Ali Court, wherein Henry Meyer and
VIZ, are cDmp!a!nantS and Caroline Ritz
trI diners are defendants, shall on
thursday. the a5th Day Of May, 1871,
,,,.o'c!ock \. VI, proceed 10 sell at public
lvr,.pn. 10 the highest and best bidder, at
NJ. f.,ai door of the Court House OF Ohio
county. West Virginia, the following de-
>cgD.d property, that Is 10 say:
IurOnc-fUurth part OF lot No. 10, in square
N1.=. situated on the west side OF Market
Str-er. in the city of Wheeling, between
Quincy and John streets, IL being the same
.! op,.riy conveyed 10 John Ritz, who is
..w deceased. by Nicholas thinner and
VIE. by deed dated October 9th. lSi>. Also,
ia. south halo the south half being the
y.,-f,urlh part OF that lot of ground stu
-r,-i on the west side of Market street, in
'n- c.;y Of Wheeling, designated on the map
o.. sad city a. lot No. 10, in square No. .,
generally known ~ the LOckman property.
The twD pieces Of property above described
'Y-.'..rr constitute One-ha!f lot. and are To-
,0...t contiguous 10 each other, ana nave
y4n; upnu then one large twO-Story brick
q .lSe. together with other necessary out
JG ding.
caro-. ne Ritz, the widow of John Ritz,
IL .-i>-d having elected 10 retain her dover
l.-.' III the ABOVE HlcutlpllCl pipPtl - tiiC
,IlI- viii be sold subject to the annual
ttymcnt OF two hundred and fifty dollars,
,.lr. dover interest of Caroline Ritz, as aSccr-
tanned by the report OF the Commissioner 10
whom this cause was referred.
Terms OF SALE-One-lhlrd cash, and the
.amainder in two equal inStalmentS of six
ant twelve months, or all cash, at the OPP
ION OF the purchaser Deferred payments
- bear interest from date, and the purchaser
10 give bond. with good personal security,
,Jr the deferred payments, and the title re-
,u.ed until fui ther order of this Court.
J. III. GOOD,
nnrlq SnacInl Com missioner.
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Pittsburs h Live stock Market.
PITTSBURGH, Nav 20.

PITTSBURGH, May ~.
The following are the arrivals OF live
stock at the Central Yards Tor the week
ending May Goth. as reported by Mr.. {.
R. Martin, Yardmaster. Cattle, Pol
cars; hogs, 40 cars; sheep, ITO cars
horses, 80 cars; mules, l3 cars.
CATTLE-The arrivals of cattle for
the week past have consisted Of very
good grades OF cattle, not much com
mon or finnish stock having been on
sale. Prices ruled &c lower than last
week and market slow, sales being
rather hard to effect. To-day the cattle
are most all sold and shipped out. The
prospect is that prices will not improve
any SO long as hogs continue to sell a
low as they do at the present time, as
the prices at which they are selling
makes pork great deal cheaper than
beef. If hogs do not recover soon, the
prices of cattle Will decline still further.
The following are the quotations ruling
today: Extra, 1900 to 1900 steers
S. 5066 Is; good to prime, 100 to
| 1900, S. 25@6 81; common to medium
1000 to 100, S. 90; bulls, stays and
cows, 800 to 800, 81 5095 o. stock
steers 800 to 1000, s. 2j@5 80.
HOGS-The arrival of hogs light to
day. The supply all week till this time
has been largely in excess Of the de-
mand, and hogs declined little every
day during the past week, and to-day
stand lower by 4c than they were this
day one week ago. The future uncer
tain and dealers, both buyers and sci
lers, are very cautious at the present
time, and are unwilling to take any
risk. The following are the quotations
at which the market closed Extra
Philadelphia, s. co. good to prime Phil
adelphia, 225 to $50, "a 1904 90; gooi
to prime New York, $50 to 220, 81 2j@
474.. -.....
SHEEP-The arrivals OF sheep have
been heavy all week. Sheep declined
the past week &c, and selling slowly at
the decline. The arrivals consisted
principally of clipped sheep, and of a
very good quality. The. following are
the closing rates for the different kinds
and grades bought and sold in this
market Good to prime, 81 to 90 lbs,
Sc 2566 so decent to fair, IS to 50 lbs,
s. 2j(dy5 rs; mean to common, toto 20
lbs. 81 75@5O0 81 75@5 co. foot rot
and scalawags, by the head, 81 30, clip
ped, 81 00@5 p. -
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cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May %

CINCINNATI, May 20.
COTTON-Quiet at l5i@l5!c.
FLOUR-Unchanged; low grades
at s. 25@5 65; superfne at S. 0O9
%; family at IS 1907 10.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; winter red al
81 47@l so hill at 81 So; Kentucky
choice at 81 659l 81. Corn, receipts
fair and market dull at 54@57c. Oats
quiet at 5l@57c, Rye in good demand
and receipts light at 81 07@l 10. Bar
lev steady; sales small, the mailing
season being about over at 96c@Si l5.
HAY-In fair demand; No. | tim
othy at SIT 00@lS 90.
0lLS-Linseed at 9S997G lard at
at Sj@S7c tor extra.
PROEISI0NS-Inaetive and sales
small, Mess pork quiet at Sl6 00@
Is 80 seller 80 days. Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders at S3@Sjc loose clear rib
sides at SIC; clear sides at 94@9sc.
Sugar cured hams at Ii 10. Lard dull
at lO9l0ic. - -. 49,.
SUGARS-Refned frmer, but not
quotably higher; hard at l4ic, and l3ic
tor 4 to close trade; New Orleans com,
mon to fancy at 9s@l24e; yellow at II
@l2!c.
TOBACCO-Has fair trade and the
market is steady; trash to bright at
ST 0O@3O 90.
WHISKY-Steady at 90c.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, May %.

CHICAGO, May -.
FLOUR-DuIl and prices weak, but
not quotably lower
GRAIN-Wheat lower with sales at
81 24}9l 2jl, closing at inside; seller
81 % seller July and August 81 20s.
Corn unsteady at 5l!@5l5c, closing at
Size seller all the year sold at SOC.
Oats active and firm at 4S4@ 49tc,
closing at Acc. Rye frmer at SEA Sac,
closing at S3@S4 Barley dull at 15c
bid and TIC asked
NORTHWESTERN at 9Oc
PROVISIONS - Pork higher at
Sl6 2j@l6 80 cash.
CATrLE-Dull and prices l2@c per
100 pounds lower. Shipping steers
sold at S. 20 for extra, So 62!@6 90 Tor
good to prime, s. l5@5 30 for medium
to fair; stock steers nominal at s. W
for common to good, but choice cattle
sold at s. 10 for fair to good, 81 coz
/ - for medium and 81 00@4 - for
common and mixed lots.
HOGS-Active and steady at an av,
erage advance of l0c per 100 pounds;
heavy hogs sold at 81 0O94 90 medium
to good light hogs sold at 81 5O@5 p
for medium to good lots.
LATER.
Wheat shade better this afternoon
closing at 81 255. Corn firm at lie.
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by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court of Ohio county, state ell
Vest Virginia. rendered on the 18th day OF
March, Isl. in a chancery cause In Sald
Court, wherein Walter Marshall Is plaintiff
AMI William Armstrong, administrator OF
ihe state of Robert Marshall, deceased, and
William Marshall, Robert Marshall, James
Marshall. Joseph Marshall and Mary Mar
>Hu.. heirs al law of the said Robert Mar
~ha., deceased, are defendants, will, on
>fGg!ay. the eth day of May, ls'l, al 10
o'clock \. ", proceed to sell at the front
..a' ut the IOuTt House OF slid OHIO coun
". az publir auction, TO the highest ana
.r,' D.ujcr, the following described proper
:, e. WI: Lot numbered Is, in Jonathan
".a'> addition TO the city OF Whe.h ing.
>..f !D' i IN the First Ward of the ciiy
"i wheeling and il bon ided on the south
D.. 'un>tgut alley, on the west by Market
>'|'. froTting 66 feet on Market street ana
.a"NinS thence an equal width parallel
".'t .,li alley about 2i5 feet. said lot Will
'- '".I ~ two separate parcels, one pucei
'!.n- east and the other west of the centre
". tNe National road.
TERMS Of SALE.-One-third III cash. the
5rlIIi"i"r IN two equal payments OF one
o.. Two years, with interest from the day
~ >Nc.iJ be secured by bonds duly eNecu-
ici with good security, and title retained
Until iUrher orders OF said Court.
r. H.COCHRAN,
april Special Commissioner.
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saturday. June Sd. 1871,

.na f.ilowing property to-wit: The build
.n,,S, machinery and fixtures belonging TO
I'D tirm OF Wait, Harlan & Co. in the
-lsIih Ward in the city OF Wheeling, occu-
njsI and used as basket factory, together
Min the engines, tools, shafting and belt
nc Also about GOO baskets, 10 900 feet
tIrr,I al oil. ana other stock on hand.
Tnr above described property will be Of
s.~,,I n private sale on the premises in the
-.-4,h ward, in lots TO suit purchasers, until
.n...ltv above named, when the balance re-
,.aiu:ns on hand will be sold at pubic auc-
..,0 On the premises.
TgrV~-une-htllc cash, the balance in six
months. with Interest, deferred payments
- h. secured by note with approved Sc
rG"l,y.
For further information apply on the
,r,.,li>,.>. or To Il. G. BARR,
ury.f Assignee.
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New York Market.
New YORK, Nav %

FLOUR-Strongly in buyers favor;
s. 6O95 So for supertine State; Sc log
s % for extra State; s. 25@6 80 for
choice do$5 65@5 IS for supertine west
ern; Sc 05@6 ID for common to medium
extra western; S. 20@6 - for choice do;
Sc 75Gy7 10 for common to choice white
wheat western extra; s. l5@6 80 fol
common to good shipping brands Of
extra round hoop Ohio; S. 35G6 IS
for trade brands; So 20@6 10 for com
mon TO fair extra st. Louis and So 15G9
I 90 tor good to choice St. Louis.
Southern -four, quiet and heavy at So -
al p for common to fair extra, and
81 3O@,9 90 for good to choice do.
Rye flour dull at s. 65@6 10,
Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat heavy and lower
for spring and unchanged for winter;
sales at 81 4S@l 80 for spring; 81 600
| g. for winter red and amber west
ern, and 81 65 far amber State. Rye
ouie,. Barley, dull and nominal bar,
lev malt quiet: Corn, irregular and un,
settled with better home trade de-
mand; sales at 70@73c for mixed west
ern; 74@75c for yellow do; 6j@7lc for
western and Ohio.
PROVISIONS Pork irmer at
Is 25 for new mess; Sl3 23@
II 90 for prime, and $l3 O0@
IA 90 for new prime mess. Beef quiet
at $40 O0@l5 90 for plain mess, and
Sl4 00Gl7 90 for extra mess. Beet
hams dull at SO 00@29 90. Tierce
beef dull at $40 00@25 90 for
prime mess and SD 00@2S 90 for In.
dia smess. Cut meats at 6f@Ic for
shoulders, and ll@l2!c for hams.
Lard steady at 94@llc for steam and lie
tor kettle rendered,
+. BUTTER-Dull and heavy at ll@
pc for western, and l2@2Sc for State.
CHEESE-DuHa at 5@l3!c for COM
mon to prime new.
COTFON-0pened quiet and without
decided change at l5@l5sc for low
middlings aud l6c for middling mp
lands. - s. IL
PETROLEUM-Crude steady al
l4sc; refined quiet but firm at 25c.
TALLOW = Steady 999lc stea
rine dull at l09l3ic.
WHISKY-Quiet at 94ic.
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WOOL MARKETS.
New YORK, May 20.

New YORK, May 20.
We have no change to note, in the
market for domestic fleece. There Is
considerable inquiry from manufactur-
ers, which enables holders to maintain
prices, Notwithstanding the low quality
of the bulk Of their stock. The supply
is pretty well exhausted, and full rates
are obtained on all transactions : Cali
tornia is rather quiet although there is
more disposition to meet the views Of
holders, and the market closes steady
with an improved demand. Pulled
wool continues in request, and with a
moderate supply. prices are maintained.
The market for foreign has not been
quite go active, but the stock is very
much reduced. and as there is still con-
siderable inquiry for desirable lots
prices continue steady and firm. The
sales are IS, coo its No. Q aeece at soc;
5000 lbs bury Wisconsin, 45c; 400O lbs
Georgia, part bury. 23@43S 10000 ms
extra pulled wool, 50@52ic ls'ooo ms
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super pulled, 473@53c; 30. 900 TBS spring
clip California, 37t9422c; 10000 TBS
fall clip do, 3Oc; 1000 Tbs unwashed
Delaine, 479r Is, 900 lbs pulled Mestiza,
sac; 10000 Ms secured, 10000 lbs extra
pulled, 10000 lbs California super
pulled, 1000 lbs black pulled, 10000 lbs
washed Smyrna, 10000 lbs Banda
Oriental, and 5000 TBS secured Mestiza,
on private terms.-Priee Current.
500 BosToN, May 20.
The wool market has been compare
lively quiet during the past week, and
the Gales Of domestic foot up less than
the usual aggregate. But this is in a
great measure owing to lack of sup
plies, while the extreme rates at which
the article is held serves, also, to check
the demand from consumers. The
latter have not yet realized an advance
on their products corresponding to the
enhanced cost of wool. Hence they are
moving very cautiously, and anxiously
awaiting the arrival of the new West
ern clip. In the meantime they are max
ing shift to get along by substituting
California and foreign woods, though
these have now advanced to point
which renders the alternative Of but
little practical value.
The stocks Of wool now offering, both
fleece and pulled, amount to a mere
bagatelle. There are no large lots Of
any grades to be had, and the desirable
parcels are in few hands and held above
the views Of buyers. The latter would
like to obtain supplies sufficient to keep
their machinery employed until new
wool has time to become tolerably well
seasoned. They are willing to pay at
least two cents pound more for old
clip than the probable cost of the cor
responding grades OF new.
With little concession on the part
Of sellers, the market would immediate
ly be swept clean Of everything in the
shape OF old wool. But the latter are
very indifferent, as they have so little to
sell though we believe it would be
good policy for them to let wool prices
drop a little at this late stage of the
season, so that the new clip may not
opeu at higher rates than can be after
ward maintained. Unless this is done
there is reason to lear that there WILDE
no profit either to country operators or
city dealers, in the next seasons wool
trade.-Bullstin.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

10y VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
ID made and executed by Thomas Pen
G-rgaSt and Maria +. his wife, the nrst dated
ne Est day OF Feb, 1870, and recorded in the
Recorder, office OF Ohio county in Deed OF
r.u.r Book No. ,. page j3S, and given to Sc
sure the WorkingmenS Building Assocla-
ton uf Wheeling the payment or promiS-
.u,v note TOR the sum OF $500, bearing date
uu he list day Of February, ls7O, and paya-
p.n six years and eleven months after the
..,,r thereof with interest quarterly in adj
vance: the second dated the nth day OF May,
49,. aud recorded in the Recorders office OF
,,t, county, in Deed of Trust Book No. 3,
PIKE f. anu given to secure the said AsSo-
..4I.nu the payment Of a promiSSOry note
Iur 80, payable six years and eight months
,.'-r'h- date thereof with interest payable
g,,o oil, I Iuil
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Commissioners Sale.

pl VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- liruit Court OF ohio county, state OF
M'~t Virginia. rendered on the 18th day OF
-,H'ruDrT, lSJy, in cause in chancery
%hvIeln Joseph W. Ferret was plaintiff and
Lev! Mills, the committee OF John Low, a
,,1Natlc. Mary \. Low, wife OF the said John
LOW ami Clara Low, William Low, John
-IW' Jr, George Low, Burgess Low and
a.I.e "w were de eudents, i Will, AT the
IRON, door OF the Court House in said coun-
~ al IL o'clock \. NJ, on saturday, the Zth
"'H nt May. Isl, proceed 10 sell at puDnc
. . 10 the highest and best bidder, the
p'pWIhS described property, or so much
....tgp Dis will satisfy The plaintiff s claim
y. S>'.hi, with interest front November 10,
80 nn'i paid and the costs OF said cause
a. - OF this sale, viz: Being certain tract
~, ,,I - land in the town of West Liberty,
ID 'Li" county, West Virginia, and known
.t'ehly-twO t12 feet of the north END OF
i T numbered -, 20 and %, decided 10 said
o. ~! Low by u. W. Hedge and vile June
- ~, and OF record in said county in deed
S ~SH g. page ied. Said property viii be sold
,SS.ect 10 the contingent dover estate oil
ne sail Mary 4. Low. r...
o,iEENs o. SALE.-One-third c'sh on day
,,, Yale one-third in six, and one-third In
ne!Se month, with interest on deferred
bsIhents from day Of sale until paid, pur,
laser sa TO give bond with approved personal
o,Vuuthy, and title held until further order
vi court. r. II. COCHRAN,
sPA Special Commissioner.
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saturday the 18th day of June

~, >eil at public auction, at the front door
, '!.- Court House, in the city OF wheeling,
.l- following property lying and being ON
Sc, nth Street, between John street and
Ll-r street. in the city OF Wheeling, county
. OHIO, and State OF West Virginia, and
a4.wa - the south one half OF lot mum.
pr-rd one hundred and nineiy-six tlsol OF
the addition tO the city of wheeling laid
p.l Dy Noah Zane, Daniel Steenrod and
.dh-rs. The said lot 1876 being divided by
ne paral Ell TO the southern boundary line
' the SAID lot.
Tier, !, due on the said promlSsory notes
PIG principal and interest, the sum OF
..Ll-3r. rom which there is to be deducted
4 credit of So ~, leaving balance OF
'.-,.iN. for which sale will be made.
-,aug ~ Trustee, will give only such
,'..,t, ut~ come to me as such trustee.
Terms Of ~a!e-CaSh.
J.F. UPDEGRAFF,
Trustee.
EREEI. < McSWORDS, Solicitors.
Tpyf1
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NOTICE.

A Ii BILLS AGAINST THE CHILD
"A REN'S Home" viii hereafter he pre-
sented at the Homeon or before the Safuriay
previous TO the second 7uescidu OF each
month and payment on such will be made
between the hours Of Q and u, A. NJ.
p. MRS. WE. BUTLER
mayl5 Treas Board Of Managers-
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PHILADELPHIA, Nav 20.


The quiet condition of the market
noted at the close OF our last issue still
continues, owing to the want of adequate
supplies in which to operate. Small
lots OF new clip from adjoining counties
and the West have made their appear
ance, which have been taken upon ar.
rival at full figures. The manufactur-
ers are purchasing only to meet pressing
wants, hopefuliof lower prices as the
season advances. There has been pur-
chased in New York, to come here, 1000
bales carpet wool and 10000 Tbs do
nestle fleece. The sales comprise:
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.

New YORK. May 23-6 P. NJ.
MONEY-Closed up easy at 2 to 4
per cent. on call on Governments and
mixed collaterals.
GOLD-The market was weak this
afternoon and closed at lll3@llls.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Dull
at ll0f
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Dull and
steady at the close; U. s. currency Is at
llj3@ll5J.
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AssIcNEE,S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
+ mput made by the firm OF Wait, Harlan
8 60, 10 M, dated May 18th, ISL, and
,yy Of record in the Recorders office o
rsIn county, will offer at private sale, by
- mn rites mill
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HERRINc'S SAFES.
OFFICE or ADAMS EXPIRES COMPANY,
No. - BROADWAY,
~

OFFICE or ADAMS EXPIRES tONPASY,1
No. - BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, Dec. 81, 1870.
MESsES. HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN:
our Agent at Richmond writes: ave got
through tonight drying and fixing up the
money from the lat" fire. The contents ~
the safe-S1}5D In bills, we recovered II
was a Herring Safe, and "A good one, GER
tain. Yours Truly, ~
MEsSRS. HERRING, FERREL & SHERMAN
manufacture, which we had In use on the
morning Of the 18th inst, mt the disastrous
fire which destroyed the SpntswoOd Hotel
and adjoining block 81 buildings, have
given iull satisfaciln ion, and served To pre-
vent the destruction OF some $1,000 In cur
rency, besides the valuable papers and
books incloScd therein. 1T was impossible
for wOrkmen 10 eXc1vate the Safe until
nearly - hours after the fire.
Respectfully, j. r. GIBSON,
Asst Snp't for Adams & Southern Tx. Co.'S
RICHMOND, VA, DC. ~, $50.
LETTER FROM J. ". sUBLTTT & co
PrQprtet0rS Of the !SpOIsuoood.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. -, 1870.
<-fESsRs. HERRfSG, FARREL sHERaAS,
gents: on the morning Of the eth inst
we were fortunate enough to have one OF
your Herring's Patent Champion safes.
which fell into the cellar among n burning
mas Of ruins. After the fire, To our ut
most surprise, we iOund the contents, con-
sistlug Ol valuable papers, money and some
silver ware. all I'm good order. Had II not
been for your HeTEngs SAFE ~ would have
lost every thing. J. ". SCBLlTT & 60.
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ESS GOODS

In great variety, such as Heavy Black and
Coiored Silks, Satins Irish and Lyons Pop
Inns, Atwood Merinos, DelaineS. Satin
Cloths, Serges, Elegant Imported Plaids.
AlpacaS, Empress Cloths, &c, &c. 4 very
rich and Fare assortment OF LYONS silk
VelvetS. Velveteens and Fine SILK PIush
SuitingS, Prints, Bleached and Unb cached
Musiins, from to yards wide \ large
line of English and American Bl.nkets.
F!annels, Ladies', Gents and Children's
Hosiery, Gloves, &c, together with a very
choice and well selected stock OF Velvet.
Brussels, Kidderminster, Tapestry and In,
grain Carpetng, HouseRugs, Damask and
Nottingham Lace Curtains, Tblea and either
Linens, &c. from medium 10 finest import-
ed and variety OF other Goods too nuIner-
ous TO mention.
sales to continue from day TO day until
the entire stock Is disposed or The whole
to be sold without reserve IN lots to suit All.
FOR CASH. Sales viii commence AT 10 A.
NJ, 2 and Il past T. ~ myS-d4w
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For Sale Low.

NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS IN
the subdivisions of the Joseph Cald-
-, estate. For terms apply 10
l.. q. HUGHES, Real Estate Agent.
O,ire on Chapline street, between First
~ second streets. mara
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Starch.

50 BOXES 1s F S.sss,s .Aa 5ss ..s g.
april ....s4 II. REILLY.
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lust RECEIVED.
80 Boxes Window Glass
5 Bbls. Castor Oil.
p Boxes Starch.
y Corn starch.
so boz. Vinegar Bitters.
p " HoStetrer's Bitters.
"a " LfndSey's B. Searcher.
10 4" Sellers Pills.
60 " " Cough Syrup.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR & CO,
apr25 Wholesale Druggists.
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.
building Lots for Sale on
Centre Street.

, AN AUTHORIZED To SELL SEW
ERAL firSt-class building lois, situate on
~ south side of Centre street part OF the
-rr!vrr Garden. The situation Is de-
.yn;ful one, and the terms easy.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
,,,,y.l, Real Estate Agent