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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES.
NKw ENPREss LINZ VIA CANAL,
PHILknEt PHIA; VA WASH
lNGION AID GEoSGkTONN \. y. [.
u R,sgl.r saili9s ssy' lTs% Pc: % ssr,A
sh erThe1 Nhi.soI, MIS- every WEDNESDAY And
,fEm 60 M.,sr street. Co, g, rvn. every MON.
pah Sno THU RSnal snd irsu A'eNaSlfis every
1IEsnAl suo THU Rsbaf.
freight reC~iN Ell 20 - time.
Apply - .. v. HIDF, 50 water street, G-orgs-
Town; G: ILnkIDek 90 Alexandria.
Hue, Philadeiphis. D''' na7u
4 NtBoR LINE STEAMERS
~ SAIL EEERf WEDNESDAY, AND SAr
JRDAf 70 AND FRON
NV lORk AND rLA~aoW
Can ne Al / Ddonaurry Ia a Ma and ras-eusers.
l. as i, Sn'.rs y ts'- tsv' isc hue built
q n,';5 = q ever, 5s:rg WI "a al IA u ffS
surs the safety. eoH'ort. 81 pa..su-
TO GLASGOW. L!n ke50L AND LospoN-
Fir, Cabin. SIS and sAs' .,,.,r,,-- =, -.
snn heSra iiskeis, si. ssenpns So. 70 'es,,sS
seidsr tr ibsT :, ~ ' "a - fsT.s.
Lars any ~ r. II re ~ iSTsr g,ses-
ms Gfs-a, \. N.:srto : SMITH 2ss P.Is-si-
.finsriS Az me- wilLIAnsoN Co tte l.h
n s. NAIL ROUTE TO SoEFoLK.
S.cass' Lag ~ a.. Las, Jaw, IVA, eo-u-a.s.
fHS. colEtltNs a. Nl.Fo.s aftfa "a Sal..,-g -
heaHsEs hat4rood fsl al pa-is 81 n. s. - 80
COnipaay fOf BeSssa
On alsd after Monday. May Let, the skS>~rI.pY
Oh TIL LAk carry ina a. lutte 49,
states mail, val tesxe hsr " harf, "a 1tA
q 7th street, every MoEdA1 v ed, >zS
asJ Srs Friday At : ,. m, 90 81 - Retaru,os
81 m siSppiag At 3i.SsSal SssS 5iSas
GlymOni. PiHey Point, Point Lsotoui and Fartrs..
Rr- &c. 1sS,G5 &c g. Va. spFy RI So.d q
Alexandria, Va; J. q. Waters. tis,srRefovn N q
crto DoRSLh CLAGErr; General Agent.
Cor. 18th street sud New Work avenue
No freight receiN ed Tth street wharf after IN
Z. m. First class fare O. Norfolk, ga: roUod trfs.
~. Second class fare 20 Norfolk. s3; round trfpi
&c. sBz-ly
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucnonecrs
ID Southeast corner 7th and streets.


CHtNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON THE CORNER OF MASSACHU-
sETTS AVENUE AND 18TH STREET N. W.
a., By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court of
Ia the District Of Columbia passed in Equity cause
I'll No. 2 5S7. Doc ll-kOberts ct al. VS.. wilkins,
shall sell al public auction in front of the EN-
ises, corner Massachusetts, and 18th streets n w :,
o. MONDAY, November 90, at 4 o'clock D. m,
Lot No. i, in SQUARE No. 2S2. according to David
some subdivision thereof, with the Improvements,
which consist Of a Frame ID yelling House.
This property fronts on Massachusetts avenue, N.
W.. "a feet inches and 18th street l42 feet 10
inches, and by reason Of lis extensive frontage on
said streets and its eligible location for resident
business purposes, it is confidered one of the most
desirable lots In the city
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree, are
One third Of the purchase money in cash. and the
residue in Elk t6D and twelve fl2l mon rs, 20 be
secured by approved notes of the purchaser and y
reserved lien "a the operty. Conveysrcing and
stamps at purchaser cost. II the terms of sale are
not complied with within week from the day of
sale, the Trustee reserves the RICH. resell the
property 81 the risk and Uf the defaultng pur-
chaser. deposit of $500 will be requir d az the
time Of purchase.
II. h. ELLIOT. Trustee.
noe eOdSds2v GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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TOMORROW.
RI LATlMER & CLEARY, Austioners,
- tSuccessOrs to Cooper & Latimer,D
SOutlWes corner Penn ayanua nd nth afr ao

RY LATIMER q CLEARY, AustIoners,
- Successors to Cooper Latimer,D
Southwest corner Penn avenue and llth street
PssIIEy 7, q saJE OF THE ENTIRE WHOLE.
Esoa GGMPRisING ONE OF THE LAR lest
ANp GkaHERs SUPP rs EEvfFHRRss dfb rs
If
., On Tuesday MORNING, November II, 1871
8; NM nclrg AT ~ oclock, at the wholesale estsb
wssi corner Of and 10Th sts W. shall sell his i'm
10 Cozen Tea Chests; 20 Cheese safes
20 SoZrn Coal SifteIs fine assortment Flour Sieyes
~ dozen stable Brooms 10 dozt n ii Orse buckets
70 dozen b. ags and iron bound large assort
iodszsn BowS snd Trays; 80 dOz Zinc washboards.
leod zsn Axe Handles.
IL iS . Dozen hc52 Dsi H fiH.s al kinds.
70 dozen sugar Boxes.
l9 gross Lar , I'll imneys.
20 d. zen ShO, els, best makes.
2s dcz.n'side and BOX Ccffoo Mills
go CLi'dren's Sleighs.
lac pairs - aies
Splendid ment Of Counter and Platform Scales
Large lot feast Steel
!Oreams Sand Paper.
roo packages Carriage Bolts aud nckles.
Brass end Tin Lanterns; Dog Muzzles
Large lot of Door lock Of every. variety.
p dozen small Axes; 30 DOZEN Hammers
loGoZen Rat Traps; large stock of Baskets.
Grind Stones, all sizes.
ChSmois II ins and SpOnges.
nOsupertor Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns
90 bsgs Duck Shot, &C, &c
B. We would cali especial attention Of the
trade a. well the public generally, to this sale; as
me goods are all fresh and saable. and will be sold
without reserve. The sale will be continued from
daf e day unit the whole is disposed of.
Terms OF sale: All sums of and under 100 cash.
over that amount credit Of 80 and co DAYS. with an
pro' cd notes bearing interest
no 9-dtf LATlMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
The Betail business is still continued at the old
stahd InOlOl JOS. l.. SAVAGE
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
D Southeast corner 9TH and y streets


TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPRGygp REAL rs
- By virtue of deed Of trust from r. W Du-
In Efsn e No. M%sG sa BadSs
and recorded m Liber No 623 folio By one Of the
sr9 records Tor Msst lnson county ia the District
treasurer OF u said associate n. shall offer for
MONDAY The aoth day Of SovSm iee AZ on
? m, Lot No. "a, in Miiibergers subdivision %
by atwostoIy frame dwelling. situated on : stree,
north, ettwt en- G, and 9Th streets west, No Ola.
Sioo viii he redniTei ar The time If saIe SaSd
and twelve months. for notes bearing iDieres.,
sefgr,d 10y dre dee Of trust on he premises AL
terms Of sale not piled with within five days
ese 81 pr Ta e rs d est the right to
,,ra s by living ten days publ no
anton ERERLY, ), rrus,so.
SE4RGE BAUER. trustees
no3-eO&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY c. W. HAyENNER. & CO, Auctioneers,
IL No 643 Louisiana avenue,
third door east of Seventh street.
r6EsTEES s shIE 81 Tract
scIbsT from Dewitt Wilson, duly s' recorded sSs S
state Of Virginia, in Liber 2 page s23 aud hy direc
ln O. the party secured thereby, shall offer for
November 25, ISi, at 10 clock m az the once Of
y Havenner a. Co, No. 6i3 Louisians avenue
IA the city of Wa shngton, the Tract Of Land men
toned in said deed Of trust "lying and being in the
county OF PRINCE William, state of Virginia. par
f1cnIarly escrihed in deed made February IL ISL
to Dewitt ~ Wilson, By Seth Thomas and Ann
Thomas, his wife, the said tract parcel of land
containing one hundred and twelve acres one ROOD
ana hiteen poles, more or less, lying on Champs
Mill Run, = in said county.
All Convey ancipg and revenue stamps at purcha-
ser s cost. deposit Of S 100 at the sale.
GEORGE A. TANENER, Trustee
Q. w. HAVENNER 4 CO.,
&C % iaw6no A,M Auctioneers.
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CHAs. A. JAMES, Tru-tee
GREEN WILLIAMS
nos Goods Rep.l Auctioneers

IRESsTpspHySs C s xdEo OF VALUABLE rARM
- BY virtae OF deed Of trust dated Nav n.
$50, ard duly recorded in Lber e. B., No. s.
Prince Georgss county Maryland, / shall proceed
70 seii, on fkiDAf, November - lSl, At o clock
able Farm, lying in Prince Georges county, Nd,
known as ans Farm addition TO Bacon Hall
according 20 the meies and bounds in said deed sci
forth, Al being the land formerly owned By James
~ ar the linz o. the Baltimore and Potomac and
Bshifnore and Ohio railroads.
Terms: 0ne-ihird cash; balance In 1 and years.
with interest secured by deed Of trust Deposit Of
sac 20 b. made at time OF SALE Stamps and convey
ancine NJ cost OF purchaser.
NO It'd CHAs. CONS. QALLAN. Trustee.
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pol4-eo&ds GREEN 4 wf pfifsh,
Di GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner 7th and d streets

ID Southeast corner 7th and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, SITUATED ON THIRTEENTH
STREET WEST, BkTWEEN NORTH W AND
B0l NDARl SITS, IMPROVED BY THREE
BRICK HOUSES.
Ia By virtue Of deed of trust dated July H.
EnE ISL. and record u in Lber 655 folio N OF the
x.land records of Washington county, District
OF Columbia and by direction of the party securei
thereby, will sell at public auctiln on the premi-
ses, Tn MONDAY, November 9th, 1871, at 3. 20
O'Clock D. m. all those pieces or parcels o. ground
ard premlser, in Washington city, II. g., and known
ard De scrbed Lots 81 6S, and 81, in f. Aliens
subdivision 81 part of the half of Square ga
which subdivision Is recorded i'm Liber q RI r.
ioc 81 Of the Surveyor Office, improve ed by three
brick DWELL ng hf uses
Terms Of sale: 81 40 cash on each house, and the
balance in six and twelve mnnths secured by Noes
ard deed II trust on the property If The terms are
not compiled with within five days from thu day of
sale, the Trustee reserves the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defuripg pur
chaser. 81 o down on ear house when the prSpprty
is struck of. Stamps and cCnveyancing at the cost
Of the purchaser. II. p. DODGE, trustee
Oc26 GREEN * WILLIAMS Aucts
81 THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
having made default in complying with the terms of
sa'e, the said property will be resold MONDAY
November 20 h. a. same time AID place, at the risk
X. II. DODGE. Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS
hoIf lfAtriHI AuctiOnePrs.
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~ = o G Z b I Z y.

~ = o & Z b ES.
Wewould respectfully call the Alteration Of dealers
and families to our choIce stock Of
FALL GROCERIES,
which we are daily receiving. We mama I'm mari,
few goods, and guarantee hem TO be of the tpest
quality and at very low figures:
CANNED GOODS:
White Heath Peaches.
Duchess Pears. Tomaioes
Fresh Pine Apple, Green Peas.
NinslOw = Corn, Suscotssb
fresh salmoa, Fresh Lobster, &c.
ALSO.
NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT
B0STON pkIPs SYRUP,
NV YORK APPLES,
CRANBERkIES, &C.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RY LATIMER a oLEART. tuctIoneers.
- Successors 20 Cooper a Latimer.l
Southwest eerperof Penra. avenue and llth street
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Rf GBEEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
~ Southeast corner Eth and n straets

Thi sIEJ sSALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
yEAL EsTATE ON MERIDIAN HILL AT
TIE HAD OF I6rH STREET, AT AuCrION
- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to me, bearing
E;i::1 date June the 10Th, A. D. 1870, and duy re-
,,co,S. n u iiher sls' folio s. Of the land
Columbia: and by the written request Of the nartv
SSeepfea \ VIII sell at public auction on FRT,
DAY. the LIST day Of December, A D. iS7I At a
ckck m, in front IL the premises the following
dsslrs Ole zeal estate viz:-Lot numbered one ri in
SI5sk numbered siN t6J according the recorded
Known as Meridian Hill. In Washington cotInty
District Of COLUMBIA. and improved by 8 new fonf,
story brick house with French roof. and Containing
alJnt fixteen rooms with fine balls, closets &c,
for sale. - : ,"-' =" ""snihs'on
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash; the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, the deferred psymenfs
TO bear At the Of ten per Ana n he
secured by deed Of trust the premises Ali cons
Se, ane,pE and stamps at yarehsser's cost. Ssp
not mplied will within ten days from dav Of sale
The trustee reserves the rsht resell the properfy
sold ~ the risk and ofthe defautipa aer
hy giving Eve day 3 notice In some newspaper pnb'
hshed in the ciiy Of Washingfon SA'
CHAs. A. JAMES, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
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Ri LATlAEk a CLEARY, AuctIoneers
~ successors % Cooper a Latimer,)
Southwest corner PepDa avenne and nth stree
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AND KITCHEN FueSIrrp

HVI SEHULD IND KITCHEN FVRNITrRE
AT AUCTION.
- I'd SATURDAY MORNING Nov 18Th
WTTi lS'l, commencing at 10 O'Clock in from of
~ or auction rooms. we shall sell a suns rior
G. ~ ~ CT on 81 Furniture, Pianos, Mirrors, &C..
PiHncfcrtes which will he sold 10 cover advances
SeVsTal Parker Sui 90 in Rep
ItrRe Quantity az kets and Comforts
" altnt and other Chamber Furniture
IttusseIs ard Three. MY Carpets
ESt'usion Dining Tables and Chairs
EpFrayiTgs. Whnfnots.
china aId Glass Ware.
Cool ing and Heating Stoves
Teims cash. LATIMER CLEARY,
paIf-2f Auc,io,oo-,
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AUCTION SALES.

Rf 2. W HAvENNER & CO. Auct,on..-.
o4s Louisiana avenue. Sd door EAST ar r., .,
A NEW TWO STORY FRAME uar-sp
s1REET N. w. At AUCTJoN 'f"'
"a .uh hbNDAf. November az JSTr ..
FL clock M. VIE shall offer for saIe =. -
-t'on. comfortable new two stow rrauro
honsr' N Square :O9, No. 1857 street " w IL.
paved alley " w N0Vp 10 IL feet
Toms on1-third cash; balance in and Is months
'hNeysbchg and stamps at the purchaser;. cost
A deposit Il $50 at the sale Gust
CIV. HAyENNER & CO.
- ~ o-r lhrp.J Aucfianeers
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4. CRANGLE, Pres't.

General Agent for west virginia, south.Bas.
tern Ohio and Washington and Greene counties,
PennSylvAaiA.
wHErLiSs, Sept. -, 1871. sep11
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oflce up stairs In the "lnsurGnee Building"
neIt door 10 the MeFehAntl' National Bank.
MIMI A. WILSON, PresL
.na.I. JOHN REID, sT., Vice PIos,l
I. Q. MoAFEE, aoc'y. y. W lang
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SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF
W. Va.
The Re.uuion of To-day and To-
--r"t morrow.

Tho Reunion of To-day and To-
E Fl r. morrow.
According TO the programme previous
~ publIsbed, the Society of &c Army of
" Va. will assemble in this city to-day.
Cor grand reunion. Many soldiers and
sailors have already arrived, and large
number viii arrive by this mornings
trains. Gen. Duval viii detail members
of hisistafi to be at the various depots, and
escort the delegations to their quarters as
they arrive, srt
The Society will assemble at the rem
dezeyous, corner Fourth and Monroe
Streets, at twelve o'clock, and win march
from thence direct to the Fair
Grounds, on Wheeling Island. The
addresses of welcome will then be
delivered and reported to after which the
formal organization Of the Society will
take place, which will probably consume
the balance of tue afternoon. The day will
be observed as a sort OF halt holiday
many Of our larger manufacturing estab'
lishments having suspended work until af-
ter the Reunion, Many old comrades will
to-day meet, alter long separations many
who years ago met upon the battle field,
and around the camp fires, will to-day
meet again to discuss those scenes in the
quiet oil peace which they battled fol-
and gained. We hope everything may
pass Of pleasantly aud quietly, and that
all may fully enjoy themselves.
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FLAGS ARmvED.-All of the regimen.
tai colors Of the West VirginRregiments
in the late war, will DO used in the pro.
cession to-day; they having been sent on
by special messenger from Charleston
for that purpose. 1t will bring tear to
the eye of many brave lfSOs he to-day
sees uniurled the Colors which he battled
for through tho dark hours Of the re.
bellinn
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FINE. WALL PAPERs.-Messrs, PSull
Bros. & Co., No. 90 Market street, have
tie largest and finest stock Of decora.
tons for halls, churches, Sc, to be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find 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 Us Decoration Mould
ings for panels, fine Grained PapCT, Of
all descriptions, 4O-inch Plain Tints. for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and EN-
broidered Wall Papen, ut less than East
ern prices. E-H
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lam now selling my entire stock Of
Boots and Shoes, including WOmens'
Misses End Childs' colored shoes, cheaper
than ever before. IhAye large stock oil
these goods on hand and desire to close
them out before receiving new goods
Can early ii you want bargsins, as the Sall
will only continue 10 days. L. Y, Blond
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JonN KIRKPATRICK, Of Mlddletown,
Ohio, called on us yesterday evening. He
Is reputed to be tho most successful claim
agent in the United States, having never
failed to secuareR just claim. lie can be
found at the Grant House, and desires TO
secure few soldiers fot agents Tor his
soldiers newspaper, Boyia Rive. Wounded
or disabled soldiers should call on him.
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YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
"A couse OF lectures will be delivered in
this city during the winter, under the Au'
spices of the Young Mems Christian Also.
citation. We understand they intend to
pull down the prices to level with those
In other cities. mn
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Chris. HISS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, solicits the at.
tention of gentlemen to his fall and winter
stock Of ready made clothing, consisting
Of cloths, cassimeres, vestings, all new,
and comprising every style popular at the
East. With Nsuperior stock, a first class
cutter, and the best workmen obtainable,
l can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. G. HISS,
Corner Main and Quincy streets
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Hon TAxEs.--In an item under the
above heading, in yesterdays edition, We
wcrc led to say that the "stSlo, county
and school tax" in Philadelphia district, Of
Trladelphia township, amounted to 81 20
on the 800. We should have said that
the school tax amounted 10 that in add.
ton to the other taxes, rnGkingn total Of
80 IS on the siCO
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NEw GooDs--We have received our
stock Of goods for fall and winter wear,
which for variety is unsurpassed by any
,.,.I. l., ,t,o ottv D. 'rTn- jana.
JSo. t. LAKN & Co..
Merchant Tsilorg
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WANT SUPPLIED.
Ii =
To supply want felt for real genuine good
Article Of Soap at reasonable price the under.
signed IA nov manufacturing such an article. as
ell testify who have seen and used
The FaVorite Soap,
Manufactured BIZ &. REID. Wheeling. ". Va.

claim that II cannot DO e1celled, ist, Ia pufii
b and quality ID, In economy, because II Ii
Arm and hard ~ soon A made and will not shrink
when exposed TO the atmosphere, like most
soaps do II will therefore wash half as much
more a. tho soaps now In market at the same
price Sd, For perfection In washing You must
wash vithA pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. ~ ne FdrOrits Soap and
ron Will have no moro trouble getting youf
clothes white and faultless, and guarantee that
Il will not lnlure the skin or the most delicate
fabrics, llh, claim for y an advantage over all
othefa IN that II will bear leaving 10 water Tot
or 10 hours without injuring IT, Other soaps aro
rendered useees by forgetting them In the tho
or basin Aitef using Please enquire OF your
grocer for the Fayorite Soap, and you will be
convinced that II IL the best.
CAuT1sg.-Baeh bar IA stamped Miner nad
hteAdnIeI' Fdrorib Soap, manufactured BY B.
Reid, HhetiiH1, w "a"
Manufactured and sold At wholesale By
EDWARD REID,
soap and Candle Manufacturer,
Augto Wheeling, wy
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Police CoURT.-There were three
cases before the Police Court yesterday
morning, Two Of these being the cases
continued from Tuesday morning. They
were as follows Deb Thorp and John
Frazier, fighting on the night Of October
18th, IS and costs each. John thinner.
mann, indecent exposure, s. and costs.
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COMMITTEES OF ARRANaEMENTs-The
Committee Of Arrangements for the Re.
Union will meet at the Mcclure House
this morning at ten o'clock
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DUBLIc SALE.
T STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered a. $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side OF Kim and Chestnut streets and ek,
tending 10 tho river. Price from 800 TO 900
each according to size ard location, Terms,
One.iugTth cash, residue In equal indictments 81
ON'' wv '' ' mo. p. GILCHRIsT,
Auu9l At Top MIL.
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NEEDED IMPRovEMENT.-We noticed
yesterday that the old cellar way at the
Main street entrance to the Grant House,
was being filled up and the unSlghtly old
iron railing being removed. Tho pave.
ment Is also being relaidi all improve.
ments that will be appreciated for they
come not o day too soon.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, go and get a
good, square meal-or oysters, cooked by
your late brother soldier, James saddler,
at l. BessiS restaurant, No. 12 Monroe
street
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a5 Elrsl Ptlzo Medals Awarded.

The BELLAIRE MURDER.-We heard
last evening that Douglass had q prelim-
mary examination at Bellalre, yesterday,
but did not learn the result.
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LEcTuRE-By letters recently received
inthis city, we learn that John B. Cough,
the great lecturer, will deliver one of his
famous lectures in this city, shortly,
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GREAT closing out sale to make room
for new goods, I will offer for the nOxt
is days my entire stock oil Boots and
sh,sa Al cnst ". Blond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-19

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Tolln case was
resumed in the above court yesterday
morning, and was given to the jury about
twelve o'clock. They retired, and after
an absence of about an hour, returned
aud rendered a verdict Of mot guilty"
Finding It too late TO commence tile Har-
rington case, which was set for yesterday,
1t was continued 10 November7. The
court thea adjourned to meet Sgain Sat
urday morning, and the Jury was dis.
charged until Monday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-19
THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1871.
Travelor'S Register
p1PApTURl on TRAINB.


Steamer Laura, .f
Public Sale Of School House and Lot.
Central Building Association.
Last Day-Geo. E. Wlckham.
Manufacturing and Repairing-Hub'
bard 6 Bros,
aEye.O Openers" -o1toby & Dufield.
Particular NOtice-TeacheFs and Pa
rents.
O5 First Prize Medals Awarded
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-19

DISPLAY YoUR FLAos,-The committee
in charge Of the Reunion desire US to ask
our citizens having flags to display them
to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-19

Mills sroppED.-We understand our
rolling mills will all be idle today and
tomorrow in consequence of the Re-
urinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-19

"JUMPER Tar soGP' cures chAPped hands
saltrhCum, pImplsS, and all cutaneous ace
tlons rOndCring tho skin son and smooth. Man
ulacturod BY OABWRLL, HAZARD d CO.,
Sold hyall Druggists, New York.
my2i- 4, Th-dAW