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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01
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EDUCATIONAL.

MI USiC;-M1ss E.. A. FITZ WILSON
~ one IS hrr services rs TEACHER OF MI,SIf,
SN PlkNo-FORTF, tn which .,rof.s zion sbSs G h
i hSI snne hteen years experience, with yIstifv
ihs app.opaLlos or numerous patrons.
ri sof terms. cpplyt to Mr.. I. F. CowARp,s a,,,u
riaE2 storc Ninth street opposite BANK stseei
w. l.. CoYardip. -. aincs IoIuon,
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The Skating Rink closes tonight,

LIGHT WASTED-The Council Al re-
cent meeting passed a resolution or ONii-
nance requiring the public lamps to be
lighted on dark or cloudy nights This
latter specification, We presume, was in
tended To meet the case when the moon
didn't shine, although she had an engage
menl TO do 50, according to'the Almanac
makers. il occurs TO Us that last night
was Of the character just mentioned, with
the addition of rAin pouring down in tor
rents, and yet not public lamp was light.
ed until long alter midnight Perhaps it
was difficult for the lAmPlighters to find
the posts in the storm and darkness, and
perhaps it was slightly difficult for those
whose business kept them up until late
hour, 10 find their Eway home. We call
the attention OF the Commissioners, trus-
tees, or whoever has charge Ofthe matter
10 the facts in the case, and We respect.
fully request that they have the order Of
Council rigldly observed.
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RUxAwAY.-There was lively time
near the Sixth Ward polls, Thursday
evening. A gentleman drove his horse
and buggy to the voting place, and jumped
o1l Of the vehicle to go in and deposit bis
ballot, leaving the horse in charge Of a
gentleman who was occupying the seat
with him. From some cause the horse
took fright and suddenly dashed up street
towards the La Belle glass house at fear.
full pace. At point q short distance below
that establishment the animal wheeled
short about, turning the buggy over. lie
ran several rolls dragging it along aAer
him broadside, when becoming detached
from it, he continued his race until he
reached his owners stable. The results
may be summed up thusly: a buggy re-
duced to kindling WOOD a pretty badly
used up horse, and thoroughly
frightened and considerably bruised man.
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MAIL CARRIED IN SKlFFs.-Now that
the river is 50 nearly dried up, the con.
tractors for carrying the mail between this
city and Psrkesburg are having hard
time OF Il. The steamboats, have ceased
running entirely, and a regular line Of
skiffs has been established to transport
mail matter. The first skiff was dis.
patched Thursday, and, we presume, got
through, although there Is said TO be
scarcely more than water enough at Cap.
tina Rifle to keep down the dust. An.
other boat Of the line took its departure
yesterday morning. An effort is being
made to scrape out channel at CaptinA,
but the work docs moi progress rapidly.
The rain Of yesterday will probably make
matters all right there and everywhere
else on the river, at least the faces OF
steamboattnen were decidedly " ehild.like
and bland" over the prospect Of rise.
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TRIAL TRlP.-Capt. Berry's new boat,
the Della, made trial trip, Thursday
evening, going down the river az far As
heatherington's. The machinery having
just come IRON the shop, worked some.
what stifly, but not more than is usual
under such circumstances. The enpines
were built by Messrs. Sweeney & Co.
and are folly up to the standard Of excel.
lence they long since adopted for their
manufactures Of that description.
The Della came as iar on The return
trip as the bar at the mouth Of the creek,
but could get no farther. She dropped
back to Belmont landing and remained
there until yesterday morning when she
again attempted to make the rifle. She
failed a second time, and we saw her last
evening, moored at the point whence she
'started-waiting Tor rise. The Della
was built for the st. Mays and Parkers.
burg trade
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Large Corps Of Teacher at Mt. De
ChRnlal.

ChantaI.
To the Edi.nss Of tie Inis1iss1esE-
In your paper OF the 93d instant, ~.
ucle headed Female College Selection
Of Teachers, the following statement &C.
curs: -These teachers with those already
engaged, make corps OF ffieen teachers
who are employed in tke different depart.
mens Of the College. No lsdies' school in
the State, and but half dozen perhaps
in the United States, employs 3 faculty
equally As large" For the information Of
the WriteT, who has no doubt uninten.
tionAlly misled the public, you will
please state, or make known b
yOur readers, that there Is 8
Ladies School IN he Stdte which employs
. faculty equally large" That school Is
the Mount de ChAntL Academy, situated
about two miles nom Wheeling, Its
corps Of teachers numbers twenty. Justice
and Air play demand tia, It's claims To
public consideration should not be Is.
nored.
The writer dos not wish to undsuate
the Female college, but i unwilling TO
see an Institution Of which our young
State may well feel proud, moderated by
intentional or unintentionA misstAte-
mentS JUSTICE
RAealiag, Aug. %, ISL. .r..
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The SKATING RINK.-There Is no place
to spend an evening so pleasantly as At the
Skating Rink While the awkward tum.
blings of the new beginners, or the I'm.
calmly movements of the more adventur.
Gus ine1pert, often cause Laughter to
hold both her sides" The eye il con.
SANITY delighted while witnessing the
very poetry Of motion and graceful eyolu.
tons as the happy seraph floats by, with
grace in every step, heaven in her eye, in
every gesture beauty and Joy. Indeed,
there is no exercise which SO strikingly
calls up the beauties and graces Of mo.
tim
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FINE WALL PAPERS-Messrs. PAUL
Bios u Co, No. 30 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock Of deeorA.
tons for halls, churches, &c, TO be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find q very large and complete selec
ton at the above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make a special.
ty Of such goods as Decoration Mould.
ings for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 40-inch Plain Tints. for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and Bp.
broidered Wall Papers, at less than East
ern nricna. -
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TIE CAMP MEEIHd.-Our last report
Of the exercises st the camp meeting
closed with the services WednSdsy alter
noon. Al II O'Clock that evening the
stand was occupied By Rev. c, D. Bat
,eiIe, who preached very stirring SCI
mon, taking as text the 4Ih verse q the
"a chapter of the Acts.
Thursday morning at ) O'Clock pub
lie prayer meeting was held Another
meeting Of the same character Was held
:, 5 O'Clock. AilORev. 7. N Hudson, Of
Bridgeport, O., preAched,-teHt, John
18Th cap, "a verse In the afternoon
Rev. !. L CLARK, Of Grafton, gave the
congregation one Of his plain, practical
discO1rss, using Is the foundation of his
sermon, the 7Ih verse OF the Sd chapter Of
lsl Peter. At7i O'Clock in the evening,
Rev. z ". Ryan, Of ChapltDe street, i'd
dressed q large sudienOe from passage of
Scripture not now remembered. This
closed the services of the day.
Yesterterday morning with the dawn
the rain came patteriDg down, and con
timed during almost the entire day. In
stead OF public services At the stand, pray
er and experience meetings were held in
numbers Of tents, 50 that the interest Al.
ready awakened, did not flag nthe least
This state Of things lasted until O'Clock
p ", when the clouds cleared away. The
signal was given for services al the stand +,
and quite 3 large crowd gathered. Rev.
Dr.. Leech preached with his usual free
dom and power. His effort on the &C.
casion established the fact, IL indeed Il
had not already been done, that he IS
among the most eloquent pulpit OratOs
in the country.
Very many Of our readers We presume
have been on q camp ground during q
rainy day. To those oithem who have not,
we would say that It Il not the most desira.
bic place one could select. People who
go 10 camp meeting, however, go Prepar'
ed 10 acc ept the situation, whether pleas
ant or OtherwisG This was the spirit
manifested yesterday, although with the
rain streaming down through tent roof,
making everything within damp and
dreary, 1t must be confessed the pressure
is in every other direction than towards
yielding a cheerful assent TO the surround
ings .ssf..
Since our last report several additions
have been made to the humber Of tents
on the ground, and the cry is "still they
come" This evening will probably see
all pitched that will be this season.
The following list comprises the minis.
tens present: Revs. c. D. Battelle, G.
Martin, d. D., A. Hall, 7. H. Trainer,
J. b. Feather, T, B. Hughes, NJ Dowler,
D. Cool, G. W. Netheny, E W. Ryan, S.
W. Davis, ]. Mccartney, c. II. Conway,
J. MaDsell, r. NorthCrott, L. L. Stewart,
]. L. Clark, J. P. Farmer, l. H. Jordan,
J. p. Coleman, S. V. Leech, D. D., How.
ard Westwood, J. N. Powell and Z Ball.
DR.. and Mrs Palmer, Of New York, and
Rev. Prettyman, Of the Georgia Confer.
encO. are expected 10 arrive to-day. Every
train adds 70 the numbers Of the laity
from different sections Of the State, and
should the weather tomorrow prove IA
vorabIe, IT is thought the attendance will
be very largely increased. A notice Of
the hours at which trains will leave the
city tomorrow morning, appears at the
head Of our local columns.
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DETAINED BELow.-The tow boat I'd
Hobbs is now laid up ct IrUuton, thC
water in the river having become too thir
TO permit further progress in this direc.
ton at present The Hobbs made sue.
cessfnl run to Louisville, and, but for this
detention, would have proved herself one
Of the fastest tow boats on the river
The Argosy Is at Ravenswood. Last
Monday she attempted to COmgtlFUugh
Burlington, but failed The rain Of yes.
terdsy will probably improve the stage d
water, making navigation there and al
all other difficult points once more prac,
ticable.
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REDrC11oN or POsTAGE TO GERMANY.
by recent postal treaty made between
our government and Germany, the post.
age on letters TO any part Of the German
Empire from the United States, q pepdid
will be but Ncen cents from and alter the
1st of October next. No difference by
what route letters are sent hereafter, the
postage will be the same. Heretofore the
rate has been fifteen cents, so that the re.
duction is very considerable one. No
change has been made in the postage on
newspapers and other printed matter. II
letters are sent without being prepaid, the
oldrates will he charged.
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1RoN-PHOsrRoRUs. CLluATA.-The three best
TONES, skillfallY and elegantly combined in an
amber-eOlOred cordial, beaatiially transparent to
the eye, pleasant TO the taste, Acceptable TO the
stomach, in CasWell, HtzAfd 3 Coz Fefro.Phos-
phortted EliEef OF CaiIsaya Bark.
Zach pint contains one ounce Of Royal Calisaya
Bark, and each teAspooniul contains one grain Of
iruu. samplss farnilbed free 70 the profession.
UABWELII, HAZARD = CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists my9i-WeSa-dAW
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COMMITTEE APnnIKTED.-Yesterday
Mr.. Salisbury, President Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of tbs County, appointed the
committee 10 confer with Hon. Thos. A.
Scott, President Of the Pan Handle Rail.
road Company in reference to the con.
struction Of branch road from the bridge
above steubenVille to this city. The
Board at its meeting last Wednesday
adopted q resolution authorizing Mr.
Salisbury to make the appointment, and
yesterday, as above stated, he exercised
the authority thus conferred on him. The
appointees are CaptS. A. Wilson and J. Il.
Vance, and Col A. J. Pannell. These
gentlemen will seek "a early conference
with Dir. s., and get from him state.
ment, iipossible, ofthe terms on which his
company will construct the road.
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SONS PUT UP.-Yesterdsy, signs were
put up on Market street bridge, notifying
the public Of the pains and penalties i'm.
posed Tor riding or driving over the struc.
ture at faster gait than walk. Eques.
TRANS and Jehus will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
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Enthusiastically morning, about eight
O'Clock, ram began to fall in this region,
and from that hour until the present
writing no p. NJ It continued to come
down pretty heavily. There wereSsveral
slight in,ermissions during the day, but
altogether, It was the most rainy day Of
the season. The river will assuredly
show the effects Of the days rain within a
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POLICE CoURT.-This Court was q
dead failure, yesterday morning, so far as
business was concerned. His Honor and
subordinates, with the reportorial corps
were on time promptly, but not a solita'
~ offender had been gathered in during
the preceding twenty. four hours. Where
are lobe, 'Rastus, Yankee Doodle" and
the long line of illustrious habitues Of the
cnhingangF 1HHt ..
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FELL IN 4 FIT.-A lad whose name
our informant could not give US, fell in a
fit, yesterday morning, on the stone bridge.
He was promptly cared for, and in few
minutes was able TO 90 on his way.
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ARREsTED.-We heard last evening,
that O man had been arrested in Martins
Ferry on suspicion Of being concerned in
the safe blowing operations in that place
a few nights sgo. We did not learn the
result Of the investigation.
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RETuRSED.-A number Of persons
from this city who had been in attend
ance at the Ohio State camp meeting,
near Canton, returned Thursday night
Dr. and Mrs. Palmer, of New York, &C.
companied them, en- route to the camp
near Moundsville.
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LEWIS RICE for more than thirty years
has stood in the foremost rank Of hotel
keepers in New England. The high
fame of the AMERICAN House., Boston,
will suffer nothing by comparison under
the supervision Of Lewis Rice 4 Son, for
they are ever alert to the wants of the
public, and supply oil modern improve.
ments for the convenience Of guests
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sErTLED-SIAry Jane Hill complained
before Judge Johnston, yesterday, that
Clara Neitzell had committed An assault
and battery on her. The accused was
brought before the Justice, when the mat.
ter was compromised-the prosecutrix
agreeing 10 proceed no further with the bu.
Sizes il the defendant would pay the costs
and give bond to keep the peace in the fu.
ture. These propositions were accepted,
the penalty Of the bond being one hun.
dred dollars. ....
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LIKE "QUAKER's GUYS" Artificial
teeth are of little use and easily detected.
Take care Of the real ones. All you need
is fragrant Sosohont; use It daily and your
teeth will be the last Of natures gins to
fail you. paw,
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PA,ENr 1rEus.-During the week end.
ing, Tuesday ped inst, two patents were
granted lodi. Farmer, of this city for i'm.
proyrments on cut nail machine, and one
on tack and nail machine. sa
A patent on sofa bedsteads was granted
TO D. II. Hubbard, also of this city, dur.
ing the same period. s- # b
Reissue No. 4.j27 was TO ]. J. Wheat,
Of this city, assignor Of one-eighth interest
to A. Lash, Of Bridgeport, o., on sewing
machine table and cover. The original
patent was numbered lOs,O74 and dated
Oct 4, 1870.
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ARRYED.-The steamer Science ar.
rived at q late hour last night from Par.
kerSburg, and will leave on her return at
the usual hour this morning.
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MUNICIPAL COuRT-The morning and
afternoon sessions Of this Court, yes,er.
day,W were taken up with the further hear.
ing Of the insurance case referred to in
Friday mornings paper. Il VIM proba.
bly, be given to the jury today.
Adjourned until l0olclOck this morning
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TUESDAY, ssP's'7H.f s5ih' Isl
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Pursuant TO the act Of the Legislature Of West
Yifgiuls, paced PebfuGiy . h, is61, entitled
An act TO provide for winding Up the AfAiEs OF
the North Western Bank Of Virginia" the IN.
dersigned Commissioners appointed under Eaid
Aci will, or
THURSDAY. TIE 9Th day Of September, ISL,
Commanding A. 10 O'Clock 4. \, IN front Of the
C0ur, HOuse Il Wheeling, eel The remaining
property Assets and claims Of the NORTH Western
Bank OF Virginia At public auction tot elh, the
purchase money % be payable on the transfer Of
the Lsseti.
PersOns disposed 10 bid can obtain iull inioT'
nation respecting sid astsis BY IppNeauOa TO
''A-'' - ''> h CRANGLR,
ADAM KUHN,
e. OGLRBAY,
G. LAMB.
.B-zl Commissioners.
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GREAT closing out Salsto make room
for new goods. 1 will offer for the Bext
10 days my entire stock Of Boots and
Shoes at cost L. v. Blond.
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Tuition hiss been retrcci from go 20 tl'i'
session. Boarding from 81 u e. psfuo'k To-
furnished rooms from e. 20 (iD pet fes' 49, 81
FREE tuition TO sons II Ministers 81 the GOr'-
OF all denominations.
Por farther particulars lFly for tAa.of.' D.
Prof {. l.. Loo, Sscfriary; VI, 20
W.K. PEEDLETOS, Pre..tsll
iyi7 Bethany, IVES, YirErI
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WTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1912.

The last Catalogue elbows an Ati-udaas- q
Students At this Institution. Pive disuhei y.
partments Of Instruction, with flli so;it @
competent Professors
The Ancient ard Modern Language, ME-
mAiies. pure and applied; Psychology, bi..i'
Political Z economy, Logic, Rhet1Tie, the scis.'r'
&c, &c, carefully and thoroughly tAuEti IA
teal Chemistry, and Phyfiet, Illustrated y
pfopriate apparatus. Special advantages !T','
study Of Geology.
A gooi Library. Extensive Cabinet o. ~
eralOgy, Geology Snd Conchology; tortiAe' w
many specimens In other departments o. Nii.9
History. Fine buildinss; beautiful and Lstii'
location; good society.
FALL TERN begins September 9Th. WING
December Sth. spring. March 3Oth. Cnnnt''
ment. June 10Th.
Boarding from g 70 q per week.
Tuition, nom Sl5 70 tSi pet year.
For further particulars. inquire u
ALEX. MAXIM. PrcsiIfai
j5 Norsar'oWr, Ws'.Ni
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Ut. LAkrN & Co., Merchant Tallors,
are still receiving new and choice goods
for summer wear, which will be sold very
Inv
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Educational.
EEHALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE

StEe.1s al be resumed = zee TE-.l g...-.
aleEfs q tbs Ilsiit-t-01 OF MONDAY 49,.
49, Ma GsreyigTs Go.tlrs ne 49, -
~ eAE.eEey AID pup-lAE.ty =, : ,szrza-. "a III
lzks charge d The Nzs.eal Ds1l--zss. V....
Ard IlsiEEnfEtziI. Tie FrgzEa g.a.s =
z11er tie d-reet!1l Q! he PT.--pa-. asast..
voted !-1ny years 70 ne stl1y Q! IT, -.
And Et0 besldss has I IzrLc--r lzrlsu,- =
~ % Fre=cA LGsceEi sg=ElA4 ezrs ..Tas.t b, b..
Commercial Core, elhFlE.r- A 2 p 49,
a-lfi5, Bookkeeping And Ps-zi-.slp. O. +.
Gals - ~ th0se Et0se pE-gzl Lyr Z &c..
ne A;ienuOE %! pGEenis 4 cJase, -sziy -
&. % tie G1TE-t2Egs AID Lac1=zJ-s, - 30.
InsriIgii11 both 70: eAiltfsa ard !0l-s ~ ..
For fzEtheF particulars EpplytJ
PAULINE II. sEGtIS, PT--a9a
Zane Street. between - - 60
y. B-Puplls Ehose p2:enis Az GIt--ss al.
Be daily tAught tie luggage, - hsrs:S.o.s n
ulR.gil neihud q German sEpalstaz 10. >
,l.rudEeaL A-=g
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wGNTBD-Agents Tor the sapp, Keith
& Baldwin Walking Motion Treadle.
From IS to SEQ per day made by good
canyassers
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SALE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT

"a yifise Of DEED Of Trgsi cLe5zie1 70 The
a1Ger- md Tru-iss By Cha 4 BIZ 40 !Ahe
Bezne,f srtl. HI. wife, bs-Etns date Apsl!l lsae
Alt n record 10 the ofgs o: Ne Recorder OF
ono eoslty, ". Va, "a Deed BOOK No. - -
page -, IWt!! or
TUESDAY, ssP;sraAs' oh, is7i,
5rose.d % ss!Ai pablo sale 70 TIE h!Eaest EHd
bg.t Bidder, II tie front dO0f % TIE CoGf1 hobse
O! sad o04Ety, beginning Al 10 0's"eN'
THAT rlLrABLE BrZLDHG LOT,
Sznhsf thsen, t0-ps' Cenife End Seventh
streets, 81 ". ". Shrirsf's ADDITION 10 Tue ei'y
Of WkesllH. ,-,,
TyET. o. -ALE-Our T. 1-sAHt Dollars each In
h.nd and the rgraAirter In three equal install.
r1crt. Ia ore. tao aud three year. from the cay
Of ale the deferred payments being secured by
TIC plrrhIss' giving bond win good pSrso1lal
serg+.fy f0' the ZANE, vita iateresi until paid,
Ant he tide being retained By me until The sane
are p4i.. .f.,..f-
sr.Ilyas Trustee viii Juvey sgeh title as IL
ye.trd 10 me 5y aid deed Of iTasi
aggli sAN'L b BARSIIZ, Trustes.
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APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.

1. The Inttiiulion has 5 complete Get Of Ptin
sOphieAl AppArat1s, and students Who VII 8
are trained In the use Of Field Instruments -alsa
q thoroughly lifted Up Laboratory f1f pFat'ia
instruction and work 10 Chemical AhAy.., O.!
an ample Museum for the tiady oi NAirN. u.'
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THOR sALE-THREE SHARES OF
Stock ltsJO each IN the lrOniOn Rolling
MN one Of The best mills on the Ohio river;
Advantage for manufacturing and facilities for
s1gii /. IRWIN, Agent
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G1y9

TOWN AND COUNTY PROPERTY,
Al Union Hi. u miles from this City, 40
srfes Of land. on Main street, Pint Ward,
two s:ory brick dwelling IlOuse. In DoddTidge
county. ". Va. = Saw and GTist Mn with %
GsFe. u land. Nine Atres vel improved near
BeILaire. PArms-Well improved, ncn West
Union. A Choice Farm IN Washington county,
Ohio, &c. &c. POr sale by 5. l.. CITHbBkr,
~ n1nrDa street AuEe2
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Ian now selling my entire stock Of
Boots and Shoes, including Womens',
Misses and Childs' colored shoes, cheaper
than ever before. l have q large stock Of
these goods on hand and desire 10 close
them out before receiving new goods,
Call early u you want bargains, as the sale
will only continue 10 days. L. v. Blond
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-26
SATURDAY, AUGUST 90. 1871.
Travellers Register.
New Advertisement.

Steamer Science.
South Street NJ z. Church.
Wagons for Sale.
Wanted-A Good Cook.
Clocks-OItOby d Dufiield.
Edinburgh Albert Biscuit
Edinburgh Argyle Biscuit
Graham Crackers.
Timothy Seed, Grain Bags, Cheese.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-26
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