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The Van Buren press., 1873-09-30
IN THE FIsST SENATORIAL AND REPRESENTA-
TIVE DISTRICT,

Crcss, Jackson, Mississippi, and Poinsett, vice
Hon. II. NJ. McNcigh, member of the house of
representatives, appointed prosecuting attor-
ney Of the Eleventh judicial district; aid
Hon. Frank w. Lynn, member of the house
Representatives, appointed assessor ofJack-
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-30
IN THE FOURTEENTH DISTRICT,

Composed Of the county Of Hampstead, and SC
much of the counties Of Nevada and Howard as
were taken from the county of Hampstead. vic,
Hon. John Brooker. senator, appointed United
Arkansas Hon. X. I. Page. member of the house
Of representatives, appointed circuit clerk Of
Hampstead county Hon. Archer Shepparson
member OF the house Of representatives. appointed
a member Of the board Of supervisors Of Hemp
stead county; aud Hon. W. A. Marshall, mem
Der Of the house of representatives, appointed a
member of the board Of supervisors Of Howard
county.
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-30
IN THE TWELFTH DISTRICT,

Composed of the counties Of Arkansas and Pru
rie, much Of the county Of Lincoln as was taken
from the county Of Arkansas. so much Of the coun-
ty of Dorsey as was taken from this portion Of the
county Of Lincolr, and so much Of the county of
Lonoke as was taken from the county of Prairie.
wee Hon. p, Q. Dooey, senator appointed circuit
Judge of the Twelfth judicial circuit
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-30
IN TuE rIrTrgNrH DISTRICT,

Composed OF the counties of Lafayette and Lit
tie River. vice Hon. James Torrans, senator, np.
pointed member Of the board Of supervisors Of
Lafayette county; Hon. Myron y. Kent, memb,r
Of the house Of representatives, appointed circuit
Judge Of the Thirteenth Judicial district and Hon.
A. NJ. Hawkins, member II the tonse ofrcpressnt.
atives, appointed member Of the board Of super.
visors Of Little River county.
IN THE SIXTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of Union and Calhoun,
The Van Buren press., 1873-09-30
IN THE ELEVENTH. DISTRICT,

COMPOSED Of the counties of Monroe and Phillips
and 80 much Of the county of Lee as was taker
from the counties Of Monroe and Phillips vice
Hon. James I. White, senator, ppointed commits
sioner of public works and internal Improvement.
Hon John " Fox member Of the house of repre-
seutativcs. appointed circuit judge of the Eleventh
judicial district Hon W. II. Furbush member
OF the house of representatives, appointed sheriff
Of Lee county Hon. George W II. Stuart mem.
Der of the house Of representatives. appointed as
SCISSOR of Lee county Hon. Henry II. Robinson,
member of the house o representatives, appointed
assessor of Monroe county and Hon, Toney Girls
SON. member Of the h.use of representatives.. m.
pointed assessor of Phillips county.
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In TIE SIXTH DISTRICT,

Composed of the counties of Newton, Johnson
Yell and Sarber, vice Hon. John n. Sarber. MEM
Der of the house of representatives, appointed Uni
ted States marshal for the Western district of Ar.
kansas and Hon. J. A. Shrgley member Of the
house Of representatives appointed receiver of pub
lie moneys Of the United States. at Dardanelle
Arkansas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28

TIE financial editor of the Philadelphia
Ledger thinks the chances arc that France
after a most disastrous war, which ended
in the surrender Of NAPoIRoN III. at Sc
dan, Sept. 9, 1870, will resume specie
payments before the United Statea The
fact is, says tho Ltugcr, that we have not
one. half the specie in the country that
France has. Theregold bears premium
oi.less than one.half of one per cent, and
here 1t is at q premium Of 15l rs COM
pared with paper. Franco has been pre-
pairing nearly three years for specie psy.
ments, while the United States has been
for eight preparing not 10 resume. Each
country, in its way, has been equally sue.
cessIul, but the One-and our own coun.
try, We are sorry to say-hss been success.
full in the wrong direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28

sPECIE PAYMENTs-In answer to an
inquiry, the N. y. Journa! Of Commerce
says:
1--WE have no plan for resumption OF
specie payments; and this for the reason
that such measure would be perfectly
useless. No plan that is practically pos
sible will be voluntarily adopted by the
people, because TO be successful II must
lead 10 shrlnkage oil values. TheOrelI-
cally, everybody Is in favor u specie pay.
ments, as every one Is in favor Of perfect
holiness; but no one will volunteer the
selfdenlsl essential to carry the theory
into practice. When resumption comes,
therefore, 1t will b. forced upon the coun.
try by circumstances not controlled by
popular voliIion. Any plan, therefore, to
be adopted by popular consent Ia an alb.
surdiLy in It's very terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28
DIR. LONGDON
on
Incipient Phtllisis
Early Manifestations Of Consumption
Symptoms by which Every One
may Know tho Disease.
on THE

Tho cough OF Pulmonary PhthlsIs or TubeEcu.
lar Consumption commences gradually, without
fever and without tho running at the eyes aud
nose which characterize an ordinary cold;
Tho Cough Is generally dry and hacking Tor
some time after It's commencement.
Tho GxpectoratiOn is often EINckIed Or S!rtGkSd
With btOoi.
There Is seldom much pain In tho chest and
very rarely any fired pain.
When pain does occur II is nearly always oI
dull aching character, and 10 met with In the
sides or under the collar bono or shoulder blades,
and 10 not unltequenuy GggrdU1ted 6y coughing.
The morbid or unhealthy sounds detected by
means Of the Rteihoscope arc generally confined
often limited 70 QUO side OF the cheat. They are
very persistent, and, even II met with on both
sides at fFst, arc apt 10 Bubstde partially or
wholly on one side, while they continue, or even
increase, on the other.
By closely watching tho pToErcts Of tho above
symptoms no one need long remain In doubt as
10 the true condition Of his lungs.
In the great majority OF these cases the disease
Is allowed to run until II Is tc0 late for the best
medical talent and fkill TO avail.
II then your vitality Is impaired, your chest
organs weakened, your digestion imperfect, your
nervous energies enieehled and dHV Of hs fore
going symptoms hGVe been developed In your
case, the sooner you Try for help, tho more like.
ly you arc 10 avert the fatal termination Of a
dtstG's that has t'Ucpt HS millions TO uHtthEeIy
grGUH.
Our treatment, IuhtH employed In time and
faithfully carried out, seldom fails TO euro Ca.
tArrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, SctolulA. and all
diseases Of tho Air Passages tChleh lead to Con-
sumption. \
Fees for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment within the reach OF all.
MEDICINES FoR ALL DISEASES by mall and OK.
press 10 all parts OF the country.
oGlcO uoum-s to ~, 1880 to 5, and $50 too.
1. H. LONGDON, A. NJ, MD,
WEST SIDE FIFTH STREET.
Between Monroe and Quincy opposite Cathedral,
Au9S-cod WHEELING, ". VA.
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OUR good friend Of the Steubenville NeIoS
ia slightly in error when he speaks Of Mr.
E. r. BARTLEsoN and MIR. J. EWHARToN
as former prOprietors of the INTELLlaRN.
CIR. Neither Of these gentlemen ever
had any connection with it. The INTRI-
LIoENcER was first issued by Messrs.
SwEARINGEN s. TAYLOR, subsequently,
by Messrs. Jos. B. PENDLEToN & Co. and
then by Messrs. BEATTY & Co., by whom
it was sold to Messrs. CAMPDELL & Nc
DRRMoT in 1856.
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Copcerning a Third TeFn'

Mr. b r. OowEN is reported by q
Herald interviewer as saying on the third
term business:
"But look at 1t for moment. Do the
neople Of the country want TO be accused
Of having conferred their choice Tor Fresl'
dent upon q man destitute Of republican
principles Il not that what might be
inferred from the agitation Of the subject
oFC@sarism2 l do not think that Grant
has the remOtest idea Of third term, but
it he Is to be Vilified and his admtnistrR'
ton abused for the sake OF abuse, the poo:
pIe will insist on his accepting third
term. For my part, l am not In favor Of
1t now, nor would ] be three years hence
II 1t were merely question Of cholce.
The only danger appears 1as 70 @s = % ~
There Is something childish and puerile
shout this kind OF talk. President GRANT
and his administration can afford to stand
upon their merits. The question whether
President ought to have third term Is
one 10 be determined by considerations
more important than the TACT that some
body has villiHed and abused" him.
That sort OF a fact simply has nothing to
do with the question. II President is
always to be reelected because he has
been "vfIliaed and abused" then there
never can be q change at all, because no
President md no administration from
WASHINGTON down has escaped, and
we suppose none ever will escape,
this penalty always visited on those
in power. Mr.. CowEN avOWs him
self opposed to third term. He isa
man OF sense, and must have sound rea'
sons for this position. Being u man oil
sense, does he find the petty utilization
and abuse to which the President Is sub.
Iected sufficient to set aside those grave
reasons? Should the people Insist" on
giving President GRANT third term, it
will be for better reasons than this
For ourselves, we do not favor third
term, nor second term. The govern
lnent will be better administered, we
think, when the President is limited to
one; and we hope to SEQ an amendment
proposed at the next session Of Congress,
and speedily ratified by the States, limit
ing the President hereafter 10 single
term. There will always be men enough
to fill the place. ii 1t should have to be
filled with new one even on1nUr 49,
each recurring four years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28

THE Democrats OF Maine passed reso.
luton declaring that the Republicans
being in majority in Congress, were re.
sponsible, not only for the back pay but
for all tho evils of which the country
complains, "ineIuding The seduction d
Democratic members Of Congress TO the
corrupt schemes of the Republican party"
Now, we should like to know who over
came the Spartan virtue Of our own Sen.
ator DAVIS in the matter Of this back pay.
There ought to be some protection for
such innOcents.
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yOUNG MEN


reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote cOnnublAl hap
pineD. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes Q weary pilgrimage; tht
prospect hourly dAHkenB 10 tho View the mind
becomes Hh8doWed with despair and 6lled viii
tho melancholy redectlon that tho happiness Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28

The Richmond State journal say that
it is q mistake to suppose that tho Rspub.
licans OF Virginia are made up wholly Of
negroes and the lower classes Of whites.
1t asserts that many Of the best white
people in the State are in the Republican
party, and that there Is scarcelya county
in the State in which there are not fifty
to a hundred white Republicans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28
Eor Sale,
TRUSTEES SALE.

b tItddof . deed OF trust made Juno &, 1853
By1giIlftR Dixon and vito 10 The undalgignBd
tfuttga, 6llioh decd 10 oi.rOepFd IN Decd Book
No, j pare SD, IN the once Of the Clerk Of The
County c60EtoE Ohio county, West VtfglhIBst
Vili Oliefnt public sale ct the front door Of tho
Court HouSe OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, sGptemher q, 1878
Beginning at 10 O'Clock 4 n, the following de-.
serIbed property, that 10 10 say: LotNo. 9 In
e1uAre No, "a IN Churchill 9 addition to tho city
OF Wheeling, commonly called BuenA Vista, with
The huildinEs and improvements thereon.
TlBHS or 8ALE-HAll the purchase money
cash In hand, The, other half payable In six
months from day Of sale. with interest, and co.
CURLY satisfactory 70 tho trusteG., ,s-sr--ly..
Tide believed good, but selling as trustees l
shall convey only such title - 10 vested In me
by said deed Of trust.
WM.P. HUBBAAD, Attorney.
a. r.rF ~. 4. MILLER, AnCtlOneeI.
RhEEIin0, Au0uJt %. 1873. ..l aui7
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Mr.. 3. r. CowEN is reported BY 9
Herald interviewer as saying on the third
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28
Massachusetts RepubIlcanIsm,

FFom the Boston Advertiser Of tho 3Sth.)
The Republicans in nearly every cOun.
~ in the State arc fully prepared 10 meet
the issue forced upon them. They aFe
waiting with impotence for the oppor.
tunity 10 declare that TO them the Repu6.
lican party Is Of value only so far as II
stands for public honesty, and that no
man can have their support who fails 10
eXempllfy II in his lie and character,
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Especially, who have been the victims Of sol,,
~ Vice, that droadful and destructive S.S,,
which annually sweeps TO an untimeiy STSy'
Thousands OF Young Non OF the most cTS,Is,
talent and brilliant intellect, who might otSS,'
Wise have ontrnueea listening sCnGies win n,
thunder OF eloquCnco, or walked to eettGcv H.
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence 1'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28

Married Persons, or Young Men contempls,Dv
Marriage, being aware OF Physical WeSfpeSS
organic debility, deiormitGS, speedily eVrcd.
no Who places himself under tho careo n,
J.. may rcligiouIIy eoIGds IN his honor g Epl.
nh Vaieian
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28

DEcLNRD.-"The Berry Story" fur.
nished by our esteemed correspondent G
K. W. is respectfully declined, as being
better suited to the columns Of an Ogricul'
tural than family newspaper.
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS
Tho many thousands cured at this es.Ollfl
ment within tho last twenty years, and the nun
erous important Surgical Operations pe'iOEIDcl
BY Dr.. Johnston, Witnessed by the reporter q
the sUN, and many other papers, notices a
which appeared again and again before the P5b'
lie, besides his standing as gentleman OF thai
acter and responsibility, iS sufficient CuArSap
70 tho Adlicted.
Bkln diseases speedily cured. jlHl1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28

LARGE Wool CLIP.-The McCleIland
Brothers, Of North 6rabane township,
last week sold to Major Morgan, Of this
place, eight thousand pounds Of wool, be.
Ing the clip Of their flocks this season. II
is not often go large an amount Of wool
Is purchased in one lot from frs! hands.
-lHaGt. (Pd) Reporter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28
VALUABLE BROOKE COUNTY
v FARM FOR SALE

Tho subscriber offers for fale his Farm, sItuA-
ted on the Ohio river, in Cross Creek ToNnahip,
Brooke county, West Va. opposite the Mingo
Iron Works, containing 100 acres, including .
actas on Hingo Island. The Improvements CON.
SINt Of q homestead dwelling 70 by % feet, built
HOUSES spring stables 0s gS59ESIS T0Ie
sheds, &c; an orchard contalnin1SS I iCoS Of he
iasest fcepsEs g "t q tS f0R IsE e tPs
full bearing; also, pears, plums, peaches and
ounces; ANAL fruits, such as currants, goose.
berries, grapes, vine berries and strawberries,
which have been selected and cultivated with
especial care! The 40 acres Of river bottom.
which include the improvements, ars in high
state OF cultivation and cannot be exeelled In
the United States for tho productions fthIslati.
tude. The whole upland AbOunds In mineIAlg
limestone, fire clay iron ore 10 70 10 per cent?,
lcut sandstone. ~ AcreS Of the tract arc under
laid with Q vein Of the finest quality OF lime.
stone. averaging dye feet In Thickness projecting
70 the front Of the river hills and CONVENIENT OF
access; also the valuable Eub.stra!a OF coal, es
pecially adapted 10 smelhng Of iron aud tho
manufacture Of gas, being the HAne a. MinRO,
SteubenVllle and Jefferson companies arc work.
Ing. Also, a superior vein Of Are clay, 3 feet In
thickness, OF IS acres extent, opening 100 feet
above tho river bank.
Mingo ISlGnd Is point on which there iS an
annual accumulation Of sand sufficient 70 supply
all tho iron works In this vicinity and Wheeling
and tho whole sand market, being Of quality
suitable for furnaces, rolling mills, railroads,
building and plAstering purposes.
The tract has river front OF 255 poles, $50 feet
Of which 70 a. good river landing as any on tho
Ohio river.
i win sell tho whole tract together. Persons
wishing TO purchase will please call and exam.
Inc for themselves Communications addressed
to me Of steubenvillc. Ohio will receive prompt
aull-dGsw J.R. BURGOYNE,
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DIED.

FooSE.-on Wednesday morning, August q,
1878. at six O'Clock, MARGA4ET, rellct OF Adam
F0ose, aged 90 years.
The funeral will take place this (Thursday)
morning At9 O'Clock, from her late residence on
Webster street. Friends and relatives OF the
family are invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-28
TRUsTEEs SALE OF ISLAND

TRUSTEES SALE Of ISLAND
i REAL RSTATR. ..4 n 81
ByViftue OF two deeds OF trust made by a. q.
Amrine and Cynthia l. hlA wife 70 the lIdFslgu'
ed trustee, one OF which deeds L. dated Decem'
Der 2, 1855 and recorded In the once Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Ohio comfy, WOAt Wiz
giniA, In Deed Book No. ~, page 70, and the
other L dated February 9, 1889 and recorded IN
iO5 viii ocS II public sSio At he front door d
TIE Court House Of Ohio county, on al
SATURDAY, September 9TaIsTS, ,
Beginning ct IOH O'Clock 4. 4, tho following
described property, situate on Wheeling Island
10 tho city OF wheeling, county Of Ohio and
State Of West Virgins, that 10 to say: A certain
piece or parcel Of land situate on RAid Island In
b. L. ZanO's addition TO said city. and eommepe,
Ing at the north west corner Of lot numbered
eight t9) in said addition, which is situate on
Gouth side Of ,Baid Virginia street distance OF
sixty (60) feet In = wegtwAEdly direction; thence
south one hundred and twenty l2U ieeti thenee
east on line parallel with Virginia street sixty
(6O) feet; thence north along tho west line o.
said lot numbered eight 20 one hundred Gnd
twenty feet TO tho place OF beginning, togothet
with the buildings and Improvements on said
TERHS or SALI-Fourteen hundred dollars
($l4O0 In hand, the retidue OF tho purchase
money IN two equal tnstAllments, one At fl& and
the other twelve months after tho day ofaale,
ments TO DO secured to the satisfaction Of the
TitlS believed good, but selling as trustee !
shall convey only such title asiS vested In mo BY
'A'a ue'D u HENRY 9 MORGAN, Trustee.
VIZ. P. HUBBARD, Attorney. 'si
S ]. N. MILLER, AuctiOnecr.
RheeLHO AuOISt a. lb7d AuH
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CAMBRIDGE, Ohio, has a new steam fire
engine, price $1,000. 1t arrived last Sat.
uFday and was tested Monday, to tue sat
IslaCtion OF the citizens.
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CITY BOOK STORE.
NEW BOOKS.


THE HAY FEvER-lllustrAted by HappIn-Por.
tEaytng the sulerings Of Mr.. A. Wipsr Weeps,
q victim, g 90.
LIFE or REY. ALFHED CooKNAN-Cloth 81 90.
LEc7URgs AND eERMo Ns-By Rev. WIN. Pun
shUn, L LID, cloth 81 30.
A. PAmoF BLUE RTEs-By Thos, Hardy, cloth
PI0Kw1cK PAPERs-Houschol Edition, Illus.
trAted BY tn. Mast, cloth 81 80. paper SI'C0.
TuE UHEY OF NATURAL PnENOMRNA-By n.
Emile Saigey, cloth 81 50. 10
OUTLnlRs NEN, WOMEN AND TnIN0s-By
Mary Clemmer Ames. cloth 81 so.
IrEx HpNTA0-"Camping Out Series" Vol.
Nj LETTLI emL-PAper 7Sc.
Too sooN-By Katherine y. MAcquoid, paper
IXNocENT-By Mrs. olIphAnt, paper TIC.
THE WICKED WoODs or ToBEKGEUF-PAper
RoP8s OF sAND-Paper 76c
FIFTY YEARS In a MARYLAND RGTonEN-elotA
81 80.
PisHtNo IN AMERICAN wA4ERs--By GeuIo C.
Scott, cloth 50 90.
THE FIsHNa ToURIsT-By ChAs. Hallock, 81.
1GoA EIsHINO-ByW W. C. Prime, 81 50.
A lne assortment Of Ladies' Stationery, Porte.
Monnales, Autograph Albums, &C, always on
hand.
id STANTON,
Aul5 Cor. 18th and Market Streets.
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ssIGNEEs' NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
Charles PiafIen6aeA! Merchant Tailor, has made
an assignment to them Of his property for tho
All persons owing 'i lad i hshpaen ART hereby
notified 10 pay their Indebtedness to the under.
signed, who arc alone authorised 70 receive such
payment; and all persons having claims against
said Pfadenbach arc requested 10 present the
same Ut tho store OF eAId FEAnenbAcb, No. IS
Main street, Centre Wheeling. iN4
GEO. Is. CALDWELL,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
AsSigneeB
WHEELING, AuGustb, 1873. aus
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BelIaire Water Works Bonds,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, ~.
ID BnLAull, o. August IL, BIS.i
To effect an oxtsuRIon Of the Water Pipes
am AUTHORISED ID sell q few more Of these desira.
bic secuFltiea, In addition 10 $9l,OU already
Sold, th0 entire loan being limited To- 800 600:
The0e BondB run fhnm 8 u ID years, and beaI
arc payn oie IN Narch and September.
These Bonds are not taxable here, exeeptWher
held by residents. ~
nnia Cashier.
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me
DRoPosALs.

|-DROPOSALS.
SeGled Proposals will DO received at the ONCE
Of the Penitent.aEy Of West Va. until 10 O'Clock
n. on Tuesday, I'd September, 1873, for four hun.
bred (400l p6rche8 Coping Stone, one hundred
(lO0) pGrches Of Brackets, and one hundred and
1fty (i5U perches OF Rubble Stone. The coping
stone 70 drets four feet long, three feet six
inches bed. and one foot rise; the brackets 70
dress three lost long, one foot bed, and one foot
four inches rise. and the rubble 70 be good GQuAfo
stone. allto be grey sandstone and Of good bnild-
ing quality, and to b delivered ON tho Peniten-
tiGfy grounds at such times rs the supetinteu'
dent may direct, and the whole Amount to bo, de-
liveGed on or before tho flrit day OF december,
1873, Proposals will be received for the coping
stone in quantities Of one hundred pelches or
more; for brackets In quantities Of 1Ety pCEchos
or more, and for rubblo stone In quantities Of
1fty Perches or more.
Samples OF stone will DO received at tho Office
Aforementioned before awarding any contracts.
Proposals will be addressed 10 Capt. WILLIAM
L. BRIDGES, 6up't, ct AoundsTilIe, W. Va.
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Grand Picnic
ON THE FAIR GROUND,
SATURDAY, August 30, 1873.

The St. Patrick. St, AlphOusus, and Young
Mems Catholic Benevolent Societies. uniting
their efforts. will give GEard Picalc, on the
Fair Ground, on Saturday next, tic proceeds oil
which goes for repairing the School Building Oc'
cupiCd by the Sisters OF St. Joseph. Ample ar
engagements have been mSdo 10 accommodate
and please all. and the best OF order lie guaran'
tecd by Sergeant Ed. Davis. The grounds will
be open at o'clock An.
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Observation-Disclosures,

Parties losing GOLD WATCH and CHAN,
sndA small sum Of Money, can obtain the same
by calling al shIpley'S Saloon, opposite Post
once, or upon the undersigned, and proving
property and paying cost Of this notice.
au9s WIN. Il. STANLEY.