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, 1873-03-20
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK iAARkcr.
WrDNEgDAr EVENING, March 10.
Tho roceiptn Of live"htocls siueo Saturday hnyo


CAYrLE-Thero WIS rather moro inquiry Tor
tho dliforout grades Of stock, with which oxcop-
ton tho market waa without noticeable change
"a compared With youterday,, noceipts wero
mud tteoo nufnvorablo circumstances, tnkon III
connection with unfayorab1o tologrnnan from tho
aeaboard, operated TO keep values weak and nn-
settled. Tho number of buyerD III Attendance
Msn moro ena '0ts{ se then sss Sa & S'stfs' s
aales exhibited respectable inoronao,
but trsdo, aftor oil, was lacking III
animation, md prlcos werc decidedly in huyore'
favor. Thoro woro Hoyoral 1lno droveH on Balo
tranefors wo"o objected at over $3.50. a small
bunch Of otcora averaging oyor 1000 Ibs, fotoh-
oil 66.25, and 95.75@8. il was in two or three in
STANCES rcaizod. but most Of tho tlny'a business
Mns y dono at pricee ranging downward from s5.4o
scrawny heifers, Btags, bulls, md old oxen, sold
10 Il limited extent at E25o@3.00 butchers cut
tlo at s3.5o@4.6 60 stock steers at 335D@4.50 !;
common ~ nj to medium shipping boeyea It 4.5o@
Adslccs received from dnoront points In
Texas indicate that tho fatality a,nong tho cat
TIC Ii that State has boon worry crest. Tho pro-
longcd drought Of last summer cnuHod q scarcity
aaal sovorlty Of tho past winter, l.aa lnatlo sad
hayoo among tho Toxan herds, many thousands
falling victims to cold and hunger. Thoso that
nayo n, 93stcap9d arc goneray IN poor condition.
"ou "1LoSetA!n4 kAo beAsoQ VI 1875 prOI1lb00
poorly for the Toxan droyer. A correspondent
Of tho kansas City Cattle Trait, writing from
Rockport under ditto Of Feb. 81, saya:
The cate In th!s-Aransaa County, and tho adjoining
counties, San Patricio, 1scfugIo aid Eucces-aro III
BAL condition. We havo suffered from drought reri-
ously. and many zinc Geeyes, together with an innu-
mcrab1o number Of stock cattle, hnvo pcriehed thla
winter for son.cthiug to cat, mid we have had Jolly
timc pclting That wo might lessen loasca y saving
. few hldoa From my netshborhood, which extonda
sixty or eighty me8 nround know Of bit few cattle
1fjy
ia only those that layo been pustnrcd In enclosures
that will DO ablo to take tic trail bcforo tho 1st Of
April.
Tho following iB from lettor dated San Anto-
MO, Feb. &c.
With reference to tho cattle trade, tho number COM
puted 10 bo driven from Texas, this season will 10
unusually lragc. From my own personal observation
and interviews with htock men, it will bo fully o1,a
to. II mt III Of tho amount driven last ycar
Vory little northern capital, comparatively, Will 10 e1
pended for cattlo hero this pring tho reason tcro
many cattle In tho Northern s.aes low prices
and financial as'atra llc,ng closo everywhere. Tho
general appearance TINT everything beara ia anything
but encouraging to speculation.
, 1873-03-20

REAL ESTATE,
The following Instruments we're filed for rec.
Drd on "Wednesday, March 10:

The fo1low,no ;,o+r,,,ont. ,ro,o c,o.,
iho l"'lo"'he Hlstrufnenls wore Tiled Tor rec-
Drd on Wednesday, March 10:
o,rx PROPERLY.
o.u,, =, H.. ,,..,'l,, ~ ~, ~,
oanal az oe' Ms!caell and Wilson SITS, W T. Is It to
'ley, datoa March 10; consideration, $4,000.
st Of and Tucker st, t. Lot 1s datad krorrh ~.
Consideration. seso ~ = 1''' ~ "''0" fN8sn ~
IIur1,,t ~ ~ s,,,,.
T., dated March 18; consideration s, 900.
HAlsted st, bet Thirty-sxh and Thlry-seycpth sts.
!, 20 ~ 10 aliey, dated Feb. 20 consideration,
@ooV.
Attich ats bet Halsted and Auburn ste, t. Of X
Of Lots Al and 49, dated March s; consideration
b,ooo
ne premises NO: 1S7 butsFhold st datod March II
consideration, tl''oo.
AZ ,iat3 e., e, ~ ~ - aug Moou s1s Lots GA and
bub fnt i in ~ " En1nis a1 tS,ooo
ooo 0'' - ~ ~ aa'ea feo' Iii consideration,
Eirst =, . = .,r,ou =, ,.,,.-.
Los G to ~ doted Marc JH4og ST. I undivided e Of
Lois ID aid " IN Waitcr,s ~ Il. ooo
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HOGs-Tho hog trade was mora active than
during yesterday, but tho increased activity was
due to tho oasior feoling manifested by holders,
and was not tho result Of any legitimate increase
In tho demand. Duyors for Now York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Cleveland, and other Eastern
points werc in attendance, md operating, md at
an average decline OF 15o from Yesterdays rates
the bulk Of tho offerings were worked OF. The
quality was miserable, the bulk OF the receipts
consisting Of csarao thin mixed and unoyon to
fair lots Of from ITO to $50 lbs, averages for
which the prevailing prices worc 81 50@l4 .85,
Tho market closod weak at 80. 59GD405 for poor
to common, at 4.75@4:85 for medium, and ut
81 90@5.0 .05 for good to choice.
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Tho Goodrich Transportation Company, ID usual,
arc tho h,n to herald the ouenLng OF navigation. Their
n!no steamers all beng put Into 1lrrt-class con.
dition for h.suess TAcGo mine splond4 n1l. stannch
stca1ners. from four separate lines Laku Michigan,
si.lc-whoc passenger steamers sluboygau and HAN
S s3 9s on H. f. sn wss s'ots running
ssuaar steamers. hnskegca anu Alpona form te dsv
Si,skego'. T4e fay5ito wheel steamer ooronn, n
and Benton Darh.. Tho staunch Mppor-csSin vu nr5-
poors Aenon,aee, 0con:o, Trueadel, an,l st.Josuph
lorna tho til 'ookly limo to 1roen lay Nenon,innn'
Esca1oha, O.. Tho company arc also buiiJnu Il
tAeir s Sar IN Manlsowoc, another tlsst.ulaps nrt
pellcr, ,4alch Will DO added 10 their lines lu juno
, 1873-03-20
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY,, EvEN1Ho, nlarch ~.
Tho following woro tho rccoipta and shipments
OF tho leading arto'eB Of produce in Chicago dur
Ing tho past twontyfour hours, a,'l for tho cor
responding tlnto ono yenr ago
, 1873-03-20

4boe-growor, writing In the Muecatlne ro.v,,
oh'1'd!, Bays from one-haf to two-thlrls Of liz
pees u ~ That ToKlQn Of country have been Lilicd
by tha axtramalv aoyera wiutor, ~'A'e
, 1873-03-20

I'm; 1o1l@1oMo for 1s-!hB; 11@l11{c for
l7-thu 1l51@12o for 1g-lhR 12@124o for
15-ibs; and l2551 12H1 for 14-lh averages. Dry
nnltod 1noata Qiiotptlo at 41@bo for shonf-
,; a,cre; g2$@oMss : fer 11eng eloar; 7}G@74e tof
slloultlors, '6}6@51o: Engllsh moRtc, ,i7@719o
for Cun,burlants;. 7266D714o for short ribs; "
(O71Go for short clear; 1211D19t6c for long. cut
halna. Bacon Is quotcd At 69ao for nhonllcrs,
$40 for clear ribs, A1o for abort cloar, md 1900
1lo for lnms, all paoko1.. Moss becf, so.00@
0.50; oxtrn mcHB do, a1O.nO@010,50; boof ln,nB,
$28.60@20.50. City talow, {6D7yy++o; grease qno-
tab'o nt 51S@C1lo. Salon woro reported Of Goo
1rls moss pork, acllor lfny, at e14S5 1000 brla
do at G1i.80 loo tca lard 1T ds7.00 100 tcs do
at 37.87lG goo tcs 10, sollor April, Mt $500;
25o tcs do 1T 9700; 26,oCO l,a aliou1aela nt 30
$4,000 lhs do, sollor May at b16c; 600 loxos
pickod lamA eco ll,s) at 1O1so; 30 ios do ht loo
200 boxna long clear ut 016o; 800 boxes short
riLa nt 711o 17G 600 bn short ribg, seller April,
Of 714c 100000 ,bB short clear, scllor Juno, at
7sa1s.
quoted stcady, and our whcat markot WAS strong
or but neither fact avhilod to bring out d do
ma11d, oxcopt tho current ono from local dealers
Irnn was firm, and qltotod rntller scarco. Sales
were reported Of 100 brlB whito winter oxtras at
A10.25 ;1O0 brla spring extraa (1Yatortown) nt
aG.75 100 brla do At 5000; 100 brls do at s0.00i
450 br1a 10 on private terms; 60 brla ryo NJ
SA.35; 81 brla do ut eA.25; 25 br}s on private
ter1nH. Total, 039 br1s. Also, 20 tonu bran at
al1.o0, OH trnclz. Tic following was tho closing
, 1873-03-20

: BHEEP-Woro n larGo supply and tho mnrliot
was dull and woak. buyers held OF for lower
prices, and very few sales wero reported. We
quote at ss.50@s.75 for common at e4o0@45O
for medium, and ut e4.75@5oo Tor good to
choice.
, 1873-03-20

Hupor, rulled.
Gtth, pulicu. ..A246o
Uurry wool b(310o 1osr
, 1873-03-20

6EGD8-IhGre Wna m hcklyc inquiry for ttnlpfhy,
fair to choice seod bcug moatly wanted. Prices ruled
steady at ~ b0@3. 25 primo quosble at $31693,1Th
Glover waa ul! and weak 4eo for lsr to choice
prime. Flax was In fair request at $l70@180 and
Hungarian At 7b@95o; mles Ia qnotable at b5a85c.
We report salca Of 10 bugs cno1co timothy at I'll
bags DO At s. 200 haga prime q. $3.17 90 bags do
at 2s4 bags rood lit $310 20 bags do at 81 05
1 bags Mt $500 167 bags fair at $295; II bags at
$a,9oi baga at S?.7t;8 bngs ut $a.20; bngs
POOR at $3.6o; 10 bags clover At S4.80; bagB
Ct $4.76 40 bags primo ut fA.70; 2D bags fair at
$460; 10 bags aax at 81 30 30 bags do ut 81 B0 car
90 on private terms 90 baga coico Hungarian at $50
~ bags do at GO nga do ut 75u luz bags millc at
05o IS bags at Goo Is bags at 65o.
TEA6-Woro quiet aud easy. Wo mako no chnn9e
~ our qnotatona: Young 1lygon, common to fair,
609b5 do good, 6576c; do choco 10 extra finu ST. G1
Gtl20; common to line old liys0n, 76c3$l COM
nonIlnperla G0@Gao; good to choice do BocG5$ 10
Ane to good gunpowlcr 7dc 1.00 choice, 81
o1tra, $l55t9i Az chuico to B1tra leaf Jnpan Duc
$lo0; fair to good do 70980o; common do $50 sUo:
colored natural loaf Japan, b5@65c; common to 1o
ooong, 35@4oa; good 6o@70c; cloico to extra, o0c@
ToDAOCO-1ho tobacco trade continues fair At un-
changed prices. We quote:
ouEwIAa-Fina Out-E1tra, 76G85o choice, C5e9
75o; comtnon, b5@o0o poor, loG50o.
ptua-Nattlral leaf 7S@8oo half bright, 6oH7oc
black, sound, <8G955c.
~, saoslsa1E1tFs, aa@3so; snellurn aosa2o; COM
WO0D-Wo quote: neecll, f1200; maple, $500 !;
hickory, $lao0; aabu, S7.h18a.0 20, delivered.
. MooL-IAero VIII no yiB1ulo Change in tho conll-
ton Of tho market. Prices weak and Irregular.
nhf fytSnf nfti
, 1873-03-20

METALS AND TINNERs' sT00K-Con,inuo uctiyo,
and firm. Wo repeat quotations:
TIN pLArE-IG, 10xl4, $500: do. 12112, $3.50;
do, 14x2o, fl5.oo do. rooaug, 10, sl4.50.
PIC Tla-Larse 400 asnnl1, Sic; bar, 49c.
SHEET Z1No-En easlts, ,1oxc; half caskss 1o't
@l1o: less quantity, II 10 ;sla6, Dc.
SHEET InoN-So. q, 10 rates.
GorrEa-Copper bottoms, 45@48o; brazlers, over Il
ibs, 47o timed copper, 43c.
N1nE2 to 8, 8o O. q, md Q, 10c; 10 to II, lie II,
ike; II aud "A, IKE; IS and 49, lao; II, Ice; 49,
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NOTICE.

u,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THs
stockholders OF the Benwood Iron
Works, for the election Of Directors, will %
held at the ONCE Of the Company, No. 1
Quincy street. in the city Of Wheeling. on
Tuesday. the 18th day OF January, lS7t, 1t
Z o'clock p. d. ALONZO LORING,
WHEELING, January Is Secretary.
ianli.rf
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House. the names of the parties 10 whom
he intends 10 issue, if not already issued,
the certificates OF election, and recog-
nizes as the legal representatives OF the
people to represent the State Of West
Virginia in the Congress OF the United
States, after the fourth Of March, 1873.
Mr.. White objected to the considera.
ton of the resolution, and it was laid
over.
The resolution, ! presume, is intended
to make Governor Jacob show his
hand, as to which election he recog.
nizes as the valid one. The people
have right to know to whom he has
issued or intends to Issue, his certificates
OF election. The resolution will probs-
bly, be called up and acted upon some
time this week.
The Supreme Court is holding daily
sessions, but has not yet effected 9
permanent organization, owing to the
protracted illness of Judge Hoffman.
The latter informed me that he expect
ed to be able to take to take his seat on
the bench by the latter part Of this
week. 1t is matter of conjecture as
to the party who will be chosen for
Clerk. Mr.. Dana L, Hubbard. OF your
city, seems to be the favorlte candidate,
and will, doubtless, get the position, if
a change is made this term.
In the contested election case OF Har'
r son W. Lewis, the Court has been busy
bearing the arguments Of counsel on
the preliminary motion to qussh the
proceedings for insuficiency Of notice.
Mr.. Hogemsn and Judge Ferguson
appear for the contestee, and Judge
james n. Brown for the contestant. l
will try to get . brief of the points
made on both sides, and give them to
you in my next. The impression seems
to be gaming ground among the out
siders that the case will be decided on
this motion.
Major James Sweeney. OF your city,
has been here for b number of days,
and is reported to be making strenuous
efforts to displsce Mr.. Shallcroes for the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the Penitentiary.
What success he lie meeting with is left
to conjecture. The appointment is
vested in the Board OF Directors, as
understand it, and l imagine they will
hardly turn out q tried and faithful
officer unless very good reasons are
shown why it should be done.
The Senate has been busy for nearly
a week in perfectiug a bill providing
for the letting out Of the public print
ing. As soon as I can get the bill in
ship-shape I will send it to you. Its
provisions are too lengthy for letter.
Numerous resolutions are being in-
troduced in reference to the late
change in the fees Of county officers,
and the indications are that the mat
ter will be reviewed and change made
in the same.
Speaker Miller was confined to his
room by sickness for several days, but
is again able to preside over the DELHI
erations OF the House.
A joint. committee, consisting OF five
on the part of the Senate and five on
the part of the House. has been raised
to inquire into and report whether the
expenses attending the different de-
partments OF the Government can not
be reduced without detriment to the
public service" and some results are
looked for FELIX.
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A sPEoIAL dispatch this morning an
nounces that the contest between
Judge HARRISON and Hon. c. 8. LEWIS
ior1,he Judgeship Of the Second Cir
cult has been virtually decided in Mr.
LEWIS. favor, the proceedings having
b.sn quasbed for ipsufficieney in the
notice OF contest. 1t ,is understood
that the points involved were the Same
that were passed upon in the case o.
Looms against JACKSON. where they
were deliberately argued, and that case
afforded . precedent for this. The
special court consisted Of JAMES NOR
RON, Jr, Esq, who was selected BY Mr.
LEWIS. C. c. CoLR Esq, selected by
Judge HARRISON, and S. A. MILLER
Esq... selected by the Governor, Mr.
Cole, dissepted from the decision OF the
Cnurt ....... .... b.. . .>.-
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DIED..

M'CLEARY-OnS sunday morning, at u;
O'Clock, MARY, daughter Of David and
Mary M 'Cleary, aged years and months
The funeral will take place from the res
idence OF her parents, on the east side Of
Main street, between North and Bank
streets, North Wheeling, this afternoon al
o'clock. The friends OF the family are in.
vited TO attend.
EBELING-On Saturday, January rs. al
O'Clock A. NJ, in this city, DORA EBE'
LING, wife Of Mr.. Charles l.. Ebeling.
The funeral services will be held at the
residence Of Mr.Chsrles Resencrans, Centre
Wheeling. Funeral at P. M. Friends Of
the family are invited to attend.
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HAVING 90 often had reason to CON.
plain of the hardness of the mails
between Wheeling and Charleston, we
are glad to chronicle an exception, in
hope that by giving proper recognition
to this case of promptitude the con-
tractors may be encouraged to repeat
the experiment The Charleston papers
of last Friday were received here yes
terday by mail the quickest trip OF the
winter. We hope they will do it some
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IT looks very much as though COL
FAX, the smiling statesman, has been
INDUCING in some personal statements
that do not stand the test Of truth; in
plain English, that he has lied most
egregiously and Intentionally. The tes
timony of the check given to CoLFA1 by
ANEs in payment Of Credit Mobilier
dividends cannot be impeached, and 90
CoLFAx goes down. The investigation
now going on in Washington reveals q
disgraceful and humilisting spectacle.
1t was bad enough for prominent mem
bers Of Congress to faint their hands
with what they could not fail to know
was intended as q bribe; but the 'wilful
perjury to which some Of them have
resorted in their efforts to escape expo
sure, is worse and meaner than the
| original offeDse. The whole business
is painful in the extreme. There is q
wonderful smashing Of carefully built
regulations, and the very men who Of
all others were thought to have clean
hands are found to have added perjury
to bribe-taking, filth to defilement.
The cunning OF Speaker BLAINE is
conspicuous in this whole investigation.
Knowing that he could not be success
fully implicated in the Credit Mobilier
transactions, and knowing, probably,
that be was almost the only one Of
those accused who would be able to
chow himself clear, he demanded the
investigation and compelled his unwil-
ling colleagues TO come to the light.
While pretending to desire only the
vindication Of his own wounded honor
he has accomplished the political de-
struction of half a dozen OF his most
prominent rivals. But he may well
tremble for his own safety hereafter,
for, if there be any weak point in his
armor it will certainly be found out and
exposed by some Of those whose dis
grace he has brought about.
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Wheeling Female College.

DREPARATORY DEPARTMENT-ON
u Teacher. Academic Department
Three Teachers. Collegiate Department.
ment-Four Teachers. Latin, French and
German Languages. No fxtra charges for
Vocal Music, Penmanshlp, Book keeping,
Latin or Elocut1on. The Second Session
VIII commence Monday, February 3
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ally disfrAachised, because Governor
JACOB lacked the nerve and the msnli-
nees to decide either one way or the other.
Fifnly a. we believe that the October
election for members OF Congress was
the legal and proper one, we would
rather the Governor had decided in "a.
vor Of the August election than that he
should not decide at all. Hesitating az
to what he should do, he has done the
very worst thing he could have accom-.
plished.
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Anew Departure in Medicine

a Nc" DCphI tuEC LII nACOAChAC
1t is difficult to induce the medical pro-
fession to abandon the old grooves in
which it has travelled for centuries. Purga-
ton, venesection, opiumization and Bills
teration are its team Of venerable hobbies,
and 1t does not lik. to harness up the new
four-in-hand OF IMMIGRATION, regulation,
publication and renovation. and take
new departure Advanced practitioners,
however, who are not welded to old dog
mas, admit that in Hostetters Stomach
Bitters we possess, 30 to speak, counter
charm TO the malign Influences that pro-
duce various diseased conditions. They do
not deny that in cases OF general debility,
IN nervous complaints, and In all disturb
ances of the liver, the bowels, and the d.
gestiye organs, this powerful and whole.
some vegetable remedy effects extraordi.
nary curt J. The public rendered this YER:
dict many years ago, snd the enlightened
members OF the profession acquiesce In 1t.
Better late than never.
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Mrs. q. MCCOY,
llS MAIN STREET.

UEEPs A FULL ASSORTMENT on
n Laces, Trimming, Gloves, Corsets, In.
Guiding Mrs. Moodys Abdominal Conets
Gents and Ladies' Hosiery, Handkerchief
and everything appertaining toa complete
assortment of Fancy Goods. Orders foo
Ladies desiring TO purchase handsome win.
ter closks or water-proofs would do well 10
examine her stock before making selections
elaavhera o~tl?-r
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE Is the Best IN the
World-Perfectly harmless, reliable and In
stantaneous. No disappointment: No Ri.
genuine W. A. BATCRELORS HAIR DYE
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
mar5-deRc
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WANTED.
ssTIEO9H."

ETNIRosHr OR INTERVIEWED WINE
L for Communion purposes. Also,
Angelica Wine, very delicate, q favorlte
wine for ladies and fnyalids. Also. Spark
ling and Hook Wines, Pinet 4 Co. 3 Brandy,
Old and pure, superior Rye and bourbon
Whistles. for medicinal purposes.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST d co,
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Stockholders Meeting.
Proposals for Coal.

oEALPD PROPOSALS WILL BE RI.
= oaiyed at the office of the Board Of Com.
miaioners Of Ohio county. until Monday,
FEBRUARY 5 i7s. TO supply the Court Houss
and jail and Poor House with coal for Ia
ensuing wear. Proposals must specify the
Quality Of coal proposed TO be Furnished.
me Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
~ JOHN HANDLAN, President.
Tsste; q. b. CECIL Clerk. janls-i
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Notice.

r HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS NOT
i to trust my wife, Louisa Seabrtsht, on
my account, NJ she has len my bed ana
board and win not be responsible for
isnss.s LUIS sEA BRIGHT.
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NEWADvERTIsEHeENTs
LOST.

I'm "WEDNESDAY EVENING, BE
" tween 7 and g O'Clock, in the hall of the
Franklin Insurance Companys building,
on Monroe street, a red, black and white
plaid shawl. The person who picked II up
will besuitably rewarded byreturning 1t to
A. LWiley, at Franklin Insurance Cempa-
nyb ONCE. 1anB-q
, 1873-12-21
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

nor .aAIE-A BAHnAIN-so AORIs or LAND
In Wayne, County, Ill., 70 tlnbor Fai1ruAl,
9ny !? por acre. r. W. hYAlAN. JN., lis Lasallesh.
Room II.
11OK SALE-OR Observation-Disclosures FARMS IN
Champaign County, eN C0nk County, 4,al acrcs
MctlenEy County, aG acres stevenson County l aoros
Hourly County. u nUrns. No tngumbrauce. Tttlo peE-
fuot. II. WlIl'FLE. n90 IASnlic.st.
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DARTMOUTH HOUSE.
Il NEAR THE DEPOT.
MiCidleburg, Pa.

GEORGE GUYER, PROPRIETOR.
This house 10 In close proximity TO the
depot and has lately been rebuilt and re-
fitted. Rooms modious--the table we'll
supplied with the best the market affords
-a,d terms moderate.