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" d II Is,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctoneer,
No. 729 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW Two.srORY
HHIESTE, NTH n MA MAJ AEp, R09E or THE
a BY virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated
fsbrusry g; D. 1871, and duly recorded in
Of Washington county, District Of COLUMBIA and az
the written request of the party holding the note
6 e1Tsd ahsTeeSy VIII sell at publs aurton 70
March g. lo72, on the premises. lot seventy Ave
~ in Allen and Faconsr 8 subdivision of part
recorded in br foIiS s in he sar
Neyors oft1ce in sad city, together with the i'm
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance ia six,
lively and eighteen months with interest at 10 per
cent secured by deed OF trust on tho property
cling at the chssers cost Ia case the terms are
not complied with in FIVE days after sale the Or
y Will be resold at the risk and cost Of the defsut
ing purchaser.
ROBERT LEIGH. Trustee.
fI-eeSds lRepJ Ii. WARNER. Auct.
by LATIMER CLEARY,
AuctionesIs and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES sALEOFY IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON RHODE ISLAND AyENTE
sBEEHTSG.E4E sN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEEN ri
a. BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 5th day
XII; o. Nay, $50, and daily recorded in liber No
COP, tolio 2s3 one Of ths land records for Wash.
sell on TTEsDA the 9Th day Of MATCH is sna AT
clock m. on the premises lot q, in Geo. W.
north side of Rhode Isla-d avenue, between litb
and 18th streets.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in two
deed of trust and notes bearing interest. Convey
ancing and stamps at purchasers cost. 500 down
,7 JAMES MELINE: Jr; Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.

3Hl8 EvENIN3.
A UGTIOA SALE.
Messss. LATiMK q eLEkRT,
will sell
Mr. d. Gales second annual seiectionef
CHOICE M1BERN OIL PAINrLaGS,
Leading Artistes, American and Foreign ersSracing
Of their best effar in variety OF subj
the v hole selected with and udgment, hav ing
special reference to this sale.
Paintings on exhibition at ei3 Pennsyl v sni. ave
nue.. with catalogues, Tuesday next. 10Th of Feb
ruary.
Sale to take place
THURSDAY and FREDAY EVENINGS, 22i and
23d February at IN o'clnck
n7-st LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. &c.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
SEE PRICES
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RY d. ii. WARNER,
- AuctiOneer and Real Estate Broke
No. 129 Seventh street

R1 u. H. WARMER,
- =. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
No. 729 Seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF mis-
MURE sTREET, BETWEEN ANDF AND
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
~ BY virtue Of deed Of trust to the UNDERSIGNED
ia dated April r. ISL and by direction of the
Nparty secured, will sell At public auction ON
WEDNESDAY, March 9th, IS72 AT o clock n m .
on the premises 70 the highest bidder part of Lot 49,
In square Soo, be ginning for the same At the south
east corner Of said lot. and thence north 81 feet
inches, thence west IL feet thence south 81 feet
ana then east is eet to the place OF beginning
win the improvements thereon.
Terms: One-third cash; balance g. u aud Is
MONTH, win ~ per cent interest secured the pro
cray; 80 down when the property is struck of In
case the terms are not complied with in five days
ater sale The property viii be resold at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
DANIEL l.. EATON, Trustee
ttE eo6ds Is. II. WARNER, Auct
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Try b. III. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctieneer
529 Seventh street.
TRuSTEES SALE or Two-STORY FRAME
DWELLlNGl No. 4l3 SEVENTH STREET

sR'W.lE IHMSs, No. 4Is SEVENTH STREET
BY virtue of a deed Of trust TO the under.
E. signed: dated December l9, 1879, recorded in
Llpef o1, folio l73, Of the land records of
Washington county. d. o., and by direction of the
pty secured VIII sell, at public sucti n, on the
premises, TO the highest bidder, on FRIDAY March
=, ia2,st4 o clock .; m the north half Of Lot n
In the subdivision OF Square 49, said north hall OF
said lot fronting l2f-et Seventh street aud
running back with tn width 81 feet to the rear line
OF said lot together with the proven MIS-
Terms One-thrd cash; balance in s, ID and Is
months, with 10 per cent interest; to secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. $50 down on tbs
with in five days after sale, the property will ny re-
sold AZ the Iisk and cost of the defantns nurcb.,r
WIN. Il. WOODWARD Tru.tee
iebl'-eo&ds b. II. WARNE3, Auct
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RY b. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
129 Seventh street, between and "a

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
pMELLI INC. No 3Os NEW YORK AVENUE
BETWEEN Sd AND 4rH STREETS
By virtue of a de-, of trust TO me- dated
June 5, ISL, and duly recorded in Liber 64s
loilo Sy, one OF the land records of Washing
TON county, District of Columbia and by direction
Oh the party secured thereby, will sell at public
suSs9h, 10 the highest bidder, on MONDAY, March
1,to.T, al o'clock y. M, the premises part of
LOT nL to), In square i've hundred and twenty a We
iazoJ, the same being described by metes and bounds
Frame Dwelling. ~ '"0''ofy
Terms Of sale One third cash; and the balance in
SIX. twelve and eighteen months, secured by a daei
OF trust on the premises Stamps and convey anc
At the cost Of the purchaser Fifty dollars down on
within five days after sale, the property will he re-
sold at the IRISH and of the defAutne purchaser
DANIEL l.. EATON Trustee
febE-eo6ds B. H. WARNER, Auctioneer.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS

The many thousands cured st this establishmen,
portant surgical operations performed BY Dr. John
ston, Witnessed BY the reporters Of the Sss an
again and again before the public besides his stsnd
ing ne gentleman OF character and responsibility
10 sufhclent guarantee 70 the AFFLICTED
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY fURFD oc7,-ir
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AUCTION SALES.

BIZ GOODWILL tkIN e. .yc.ionssr,
One door nor;huf Pennsylvania avenue
AUCTION SALE ITALIAN BEES, WALL
o. P PkRER fUR SSG SC:
10 o'clock, ~e wi. sell in front sf our Auc.
lsrFs Tot Of American ard French " all Pa
per per, assor ed: One Package Express Cart, nearly
Ie.us, @ash:tsnd: Tables, Uhair., Bed.'esds, Car.
sos. .i9st oTS5k95S Gas Fissu5s:
Pr GREfs WILLIAMs, Auct,oDeors
ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and D SITS.
ONE R0skwOop.CAsE PIANO, ONE BLACK
S 6k Tw5 PRAnS ERsNcH GIL RtArE MIR
hfsSk RktSUT F SH Nh PaRE Ss SUITE,
sgf ase sFkNS baTs
ee2.sF RL ATS nNSTR
shBLEs AND @HATNoTs, PAINTED BED.
sTANps PkfSfEp do1TaE sETs csfa
son REP LnUNGEs. CANE SEAT CHAIRS
MiSp6w sHhDEs, tMhhrTfRkssEEsso, f RIhS
- On SATURDAY, the cath instant, at 10
@So'Clock a. N. we shall sell, in front Of our
"Sf 'spscieus Auction Rooms, the above named
fna : "' " GREEN ! WILLIAMS. Auct..
RY LATIMER CLEARY,
aqe,,enee. 1 and EGal Estate Bso Hs
Star Once Buildings.
GREEN REP AND HAIR CLOTH PARLoR
FuRNITL RE, WALNUT AMI MAHOGANY
LOUNGES AND EASY CHAIRS, MIRRORS,
FINE ASSORTMENT OF oTToMANS, BRUS,
ANB IIUSK MATTRESSES. FEATHER BEDS,
TERS F%RKs hSb SPOONS. cdnkiNG ANp
HEATING STOVES, KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES.
Also.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND
GENT : CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c,
At AUCTION.
~ On SATURDAY MORNING. February
Gath, ls72, CONNIE cling at 10 O'Clock, in
front of our Auction Rooms, shall sell
E&Az large assortmsn M Of the above m ehtioned
80 articles
Terms cash.
f22 LATINER q CLEARLY. Aucts
RI VIM. l.. WALL Il co. Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
900 and 900 Penna avenue and 9Th street
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L have ebtai,ed from DE Supreme Court Of the Die
trict Of Columbia, holding Q Special Term, letters
te.tameotaIy On the Dersonal estate OF CATHA
RINE MAGCIRE, late Of washinGton county n q .
deceased are hereby waEned 70 exhibit the ssms.
with the youshes thereof, - the subscrbers on ar
before the 9Th day Of December next: thev NAV
Otherwise By Law be excluded from eli benefit Of tbe
ssid estate given under nv hand this Oh DAY Of
;., PATRICK oCALLA6HAN,
yasol " ~ EXECUTORS.
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lNITEG STATES rATEHr OFFICE, :,

= WAsHiNsroN, D. O., Fsbrasry 5, lga.
- ON the petition Of LEMUKL W. BERRKLL, of
riannsld, New Jersey, praying for the extension
chimes:
1t 10 ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 9th day Of April next; that the
time for hline Arguments and the Examiner re port
be limited to the 18Th day Of a prii NEXT and TIA
next.
hAPPy person nay oBpG.;. r., n !: s -
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| NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y wAsHMsgoN, d. q January Is MI,
On the petition Of j On ATTAIN P. GR0svENOR
OF Lowell, Mass. praying for the extension az 4
patent granted 10 him on the 18th day Of MAJ Isss
for an improyem In Cutter Heads and Table res,
for Cutting Irregular Forms:
IL is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the sd day Of april next; that the
time Tor tling arguments and the Examiner q repor1
be limited to the Sd day Of May next, and TIA,
next. VI ny
Any person may oppose this extension.
lanZ COT II. d. LD69ETT, Oommissiopey
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~ r %
Death OF Gov. stanton.

1t Ia with unaffected SORROW that we
announce to our readers that Hon. BEN.
JAMN STANTON died suddenly, at his res.
idenCe in this city, little before midnight
last night. The sad intelligence has Just
come TO US lat A. Ny, and we have no
particulars, except that one OF the neigh.
bors, suddenly summoned to tho house,
reached Mr.. sTGNToN's bedside, where he
was surrounded by his family, just as he
expired. He had retired inhIs accustom.
ed health. His illness, which we learn
was ol but q few minutes duration, was
supposed to have been occasioned by heart
disease.
The death Of such man, 50 endeared
as he was to his family and friends for all
the kindly, social virtues that adorn and
ennoble human nature, is not only a pri.
vate bereavement; but his eminent abill.
ties bis sound Judgment, his great knowl.
edgeot public affairs andhis livelyinterest
in all that concerned the welfare Of
the community, make taking of like.
wise 4public,miSfortune.
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WHEELING, w. vA MONDAY MORNING, JUNE g. 1872

said II this amendment was not concurred
In, II must probably necessSitate another
session.
Mr.. CHAND1RR-Very well; one Of the
main reasons why ! want no concurrence
Is that there may be an extra session,
what are we to lose by that. We have
nothing to lose, and everything TO gain
while the enemy Is demoralized and abso.
lutely lretreating from the fight, begins
those. brutal assaults made here yesterday
upon a man who. could not answer be.
cause he was debarred from this body.
Those brutal assaults upon one Of the
most honored men that this nation ever
saw, will react with terrific force upon
themselves and their authors.
Mf. POOLE moved an amendment, fix.
Ing the time for adjournment, on Thurs.
day, June Goth.
MIR. CoNKLING said he would vote for
this amendment, because since he had
spoken, he had been informed that there
was a disposition on the part of the House
TO grant a further extension of the Senate,
tfdesired, and further by reason of the Con.
vention next week, many members Of
both Houses would be absent.
MIR. WILSON thought 1t best to take now
the ten days the House had given to On.
deavor to finish up the business, and Il 1t
could not to ask the House for further
extension. The Senate made great
mistake in fixing so carly day for ad.
journment. He advised his political az.
sociates not to engage in any more politi.
cal debates, Tor they were utterly profit.
less. The people cared nothing about
them, ard all speeches that had been
made in the Senate since last December,
had not changed five votes.
Mr. PoMERoY moved to insert Saturday
June 18th as the time of adjournment
MIR. HOWE was willing 10 vote for the
time fixed by the House, although he
thought there was enough business to keep
Congress four weeks. He might not per.
haps feel satisfied to go away without
hearing the replies to the speeches made
yesterday. y.but would bo consoled with the
knowledge that the people had answered
them. They had, in fact, answered them
year ago. 5a" ... .H7
MI. CAMERON had for fifty years seen
parties rise, culminate and and fall in this
country, and had never seen an instance
in which men who abandoned a party did
not claim still to be members Of It, but
because the people would no more trust a
traitor to his party than they would trust
q traitor to his country.
The amendment of Mr.. PoxERoY was
rejected. sl'l y
Mr.. PoGLE move that the Senate ad.
journ, this object being to compel an
adjournment on Monday, which would
necessitate an extra session. The motion
to adjourn was lost by a large majority.
The Senate then concurred in the
amendment of the House extending the
time TIL Monday, June 10th-ayes AZ and
nays 13.
MIR. LOGAN called up the bill appropri.
ating ten thousand dollars for an eques-
trian statue Of General Rawlins, and 1t
was passed.
The Senate then, at Ills adjourned.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

"A Matamoras special says the revolu.
tionists have forced twenty-four mer.
chants, all wealthy citizens of Monterey
to work in trenches. They refused tc
pay $4,000 demanded Of them as loan
The Methodist General Conference
will finally adjourn Tuesday.
-Dr. VIM. Pitcher, Of Hudson, N. Y,
died Friday night from poison introduced
into bis system while attending IN Grysi'
pelatous patient.
The FIGURING Mill of squires & Co.
and the elevator Of Ranch s. Co., Au'
burn, Ills, was burned Friday. Loss
5000.
The Rhode Island Legislature has
adjodred. The revision Of the public
statues take effect on December 1st.
AT Jacksonville, Illinois, Friday even.
ing, thejury in the case OF Henry Heuslee,
on trial for the murder Of his wife, return
ed a verdict of guilty, and fixed the
punishment at twenty years imprisonment
in the State prison. A motion was made
for q new trial.
The bill authorizing the construction
Of the Canadian Pacific railroad, which
has been before the Dominion Parliament
for some time, passed tie House Of Com
mons Saturday.
The farewell ball Of the midshipmcn
at Annapolis took place Friday night. 1t
was attended by n number OF ladies from
New York, Boston Philadelphia, Wash
ington and Baltimore, .
Joel T. Griffin, postmaster nt Omaha,
was indicted by the grand jury, Friday,
presented TO the United States District
Court, now in session there, and plead
guilty Of the charge Of appropriating TO
his own private'use and convenience, GER
tain mail pouches belonging to the postal
service Of the United States. The sen.
tence was reserved.
BY the breaking Of an axle on the
Northwestern s. Nashville railroad Sun.
day morning a sleeping car was overturn-
ed. Mrs. Weatherford, OF Memphis. was
killed, and Miss Grace Curtis, of the same
place, had her thigh broken and was
otherwise hurt.
The store Of VIM. G. Bell & Co., pork
dealers in Boston, was burned Saturday
evening. Loss twenty-five thousand dol
lars; insured.
AT Pontisc, Illinois, Friday, the trial
Of John snterStor the murder OF William
Rollings, was ended, the jury rendering
averdict of guilty and fixing the penalty
Of death by hanging. The prisoner re.
ceiyed the verdict with stolid Indifference.
AT Webster City, Iowa, on Monday
last, the body Of an infant was found in
the river. Annie Lehman, young nm
married woman, whose Legitimate child
was missing, was arrested on suspicion,
and yesterday confessedto having thrown
her child in the river.
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Methodist General Conference.


New York, June lin tho Methodist
General Conference to-day, DR.. E. o.
Haven was elected by acclamation, Secre.
tary OF the Church Educational Society.
The report Of the committee on the
state Of the church concerning sinful
amusements, was adopted by q vote Of
The Committee on the Book Concern
reported In favor Of publishing a semi.
monthly magazine IN Boston, and favored
the multiplication Of church periodicals.
ihe report was adopted, with the proviso
that the Book Concern should be guaran.
teed against loss by the proposed maya.
zine.
The Committee on Temperance report.
cd seven reasons, declaring in favor Of
the total legal prohibitory sale of liquors;
lhat dealers should be made responsible
tor the woes inflicted on the community.
Members OF the church should not rent
property for liquor stores, or in any wsy
countenance the traffic.
Resolutions were also adopted to pledge
the efforts of the members to secure the
election Of temperance men to office and
require the use Of unfermented wine at.
sacrament The resolutions were adopted.
Tho report Of the Committee on the
American Bible Society received. The in.
come ior the four years ending with 1871
IS $s,Svu,OOO, and 100000 books were
issued during the past four years.
Tho Church Insurance Committee
recommended the establishing Of
q Church Insurance Society, but
the recommendation was rejected on the
ground that it would have tendency to
secularizc the church.
=, A petition, signed by U. S. Grant, s. P.
Chase and others, asking for aid to psy
OH the debt Of the Washington Metoro.
poIltan Church, was adopted.
Resolutions were adopted providing for
The details Of % centennial celebration BY
the church from the 1st OF June TO the 4th
OF July, 1875. Also providing for per.
manent centenary fund, to be raised by
lent purposes.
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River News.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-River rising, 10
feet, 9 inches. Weather warm and cloudy
this afternoon. ..
CArRo, Ills, June S,-River fallen, 10
inches. Mercury 90 at noon in the shade.
Weather clear tonight.
LOUISVILLE, June 9.-RiYer stationary
4 feet, 10 inches; canal Q feet, 10 inches,
chute 0 feet shallowest to Cairo. Wealth.
er, cloudy and sultry. Mercury ranged
from "a 70 81. Rained hard last night,
signs tonight OF more rain.
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Election Irregulari,,es.

We hear reports that in some wards of
thecity, Saturday, the electlonglwere CON
Quoted in open violation OF law, such as
will it Is claimed invalidato them. Just
what these irregularities consist Of wc are
not accurately advised, and we Should be
glad i friends who are aware Of them
would report the facts for the public il.
formation. $50
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Weather Report.
PRoBABuITTKs.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
oFTIcH OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL 0PTIoEn,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June l-7:3OP z. Y.

The low barometer in the Lower Ohio
Valley and Northwest will probably move
eastward. Wind and continued cloudi-
ness and occasional light rains and north.
erly to casterly winds till Monday morn
ing in these sections. Cloudy weather
and fresh 10 brisk northeasterly winds
and light rain on Lake Michigan and the
Lower Lakes on Monday. A rising bar.
ometer with an increasing and diminished
pressure, and northerly TO easterly winds
and increased cloudiness in the Middle
States and New England. Clear and par
TALLY cloudy weather for the South At
lantic and Gulf States. Clear and clear.
ing weather in the Lower Mississippi
Valley, Northwest and Lake Superior.
No high winds are expected.
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PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
Preliminary Gossip About the Vice
Presidency.

New YoRK, June IA Times special
from Philadelphia says the New York
delegation will be here entire. Monday
and Tuesday mornings they will elect
q chairman, select Committeeman and
come to some determination as to the
Vice Presidency. There appears to be
some division OF sentiment among the del.
egates. 1t is thought Henry Wilson will
have large vote among them. Colfax
also has strength, and will probably
receive barely, hall Of the first ballot.
William D. Beckham, OF the OHIO dclega-
ton, has arrived, and announces that Mr..
Craighead has letter from Gov. Denni.
son Withdrawing as a candidate, and that
Colfax will receive the vote Of nearly the
whole oflthe delegation. The Vice Pres.
idency is dubious, and although Just now
the contest lies between Colfax aud vii.
son, 1t Is difficult to say who will be
chosen. The Connecticut delegation has
determined to bring forward Gen. Haw.
ley, and he may be a compromise candi-
QtIg.
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A Pleasure Boat Blown Up at
Portsmouth. Ohio.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-Late last evening
at Portsmouth, O.. Councilman Scott Of
that place, with his son and four others,
went out boating on the Ohio river in a
small steamer propelled with tubular
boiler. The boiler exploded and tore the
boat to pieces, and wounded nearly all
on board. Mr.. scott's injuries will prob.
abbey prove fatal, and his son had his leg
broken. .
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Most Of the dele.
gates from this State to the Philadelphia
Convention left here tonight.
DR.. NJ. L. linton, one Of the Oldest and
most noted physicians Of St. Louis, died
last night.
The Democratic primaries last night
elected delegates to the State Convention
to be held at Jefferson City on the 18th
inst, to choose delegates to the Baltimore
Convention. A large majority Of tho del.
egates are for Greeley and Brown.
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TERRE HAuFs, IND, June IA terri.
BILE thunder storm, accompanied BY a
heavy wind and torrents of rain, passed
over this city last evening, and this even.
ing the latter did considerable damage 10
the trees and crops, and blew the tin roof
of Of the, GdZstte newBpaper,ofice letting
In a great fow OF water, Which aid much
damage to the stock. o.
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

The new Steam saw Mil at the head of Wheel.
lnR Island Is offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. This Mil Is capable OF cutting from 5000
10 10 OCO feet per day, and has the best Log Har:
Dor known. Also q acte Lot In tho town Of
MArtlnstery will DO eold sGparh htely OF IN eonnec-
distance above the Furnace and 10 splendid 10.
cAlity for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
6u ldlngs. For particulars, enquire on the prem.
- 8. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor Of Walnut and Second sts., Wheeling Island.
anl
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MEMPHIS.

MEMp1us, June Geo. W. Clark alias
Prof Fisher, the aereonaut who fell from
aballoon yesterday died at the city hos.
pital last night. :. Na
Angelo Morrie, ~ Notorious saloon
keeper, was arrested to-day on charge
OF robbing the safe in the office of the
etiief Of police o few nights since ~ =