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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-21
MILES. HORSES. &c.

NOTICE.-The taxpayers of Henrico
IN county are hereby notified that the TAX
BILLS for Tuckahoe. Fairfield, Brookand, and
Varina townships will be ready for CoLLECTlON
III the Trcasurcrs Office. IN the county courthouse,
from the 10th 10 the 30th day Of November, S73
alter which time they pass, by law into the hands
vi the township collectors with tive per cent added
WILLIAM u. MCGtUDER,
no 3-lNov 80 County Treasurer.
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uruL... 4 MnllnM
Auct!oueers aud Rea. Estate Agents
Eleventh street between N..ia aua .itiiA.

IL l
VNRUSrEE,' SALE OF THE NALl \
L BI,E "CItLk LEVEL EefAlf, ? VI.
EKAri.G FROM 1850 To 2Qeo At%fS ~
IAN X CAkILINr. COUNTY, ABHt !" -
MIItS FROM CHESTERFIELD sIAlluH. ~
TIE RICHMOND. EREDERtIh>Blh' NJ NJ
POTOMAC RAILROAD; Also, ~ go -
40 At kICfION.-t}r yirt8v ut = dec! OF 'i'',t
executed by 4 #. WorLham AMI VIE 10 h'c 'h.'-
>crih, r.. We VIII sell al au"tUn uOl i!tS pFe1'''
ou WEDNESDAY The 26ta IL. % N"F''a'.. E
commencing II u o'c'o%h Vi. the very NAi&'',,@
estate above referred 10, vi:!51, !t!S s,1 t.tN't
TEEN HUNDRED to Hp iAVI - AZ = =
susceptible OF iud!cIDuS division lhin Your .: h''
farms with due proportions -: arabic iAid' lnN
grounds, aud NO tdltnd - each -nd "ei! p'~''"''
with DIV Filings aud the usual o"t EGG="s.
Failing 10 effect i sale, vi VII 'tlr!i psVctca ]"
ODER the whole property fcH Ht ~ ior .He soar,
And faliag IL TIA: VIII SCH tAG Ni!ESA t"t'
seeded upon so TO 100 acres OF @o0d tnd, with :hr
u,e of said aud until the crop can hc gather"
After which we Will 81! tue PERSO\AL tt.b~
pERIY thereon, consisting Z. ave Mules ~
oxen clever head Of tat,c, t@e0ty-s!N SEC,n, auH
All other stock; also. lAe Farming lmp,eucui',
Wagulgs, &c. us.v.i upon 4 lariu ul thtt SIZE.
This l. 4 firn opportunity l. purcAtsc = hht
estate Sul invites the s.ccitl attention .! in'ai'
grlnts 10 the State 10 locate IheusctSrH toy ctirt
Terms: II + the real G,tatc-uHc .inEE!h Ci~S b''
ancc III SIX twelve, and eighteen month"; !ot I"to.
liable notes with Iu,ercS. adtsd, secured 10y U".'
IL ed.
For rcntal-Bona with approved security, pay
anle lSI of July and lsI OF October, 1898, ,..,.
For pers nal property cash, or S"pstvs''J ''''
acceptauces. j. q. AifCAn st.
C. [. WILLIAMS.
/. trustee.
GRupBs K WILLIAMS. Aucticne%is;
10 I-llth, 4sh, ST., 2lsst%''"'"
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by James VI. Taylor < Son,
Real Estate Agents and Arctionecrs,
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ DESIRABLE
L BUILDING LOT, on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF LEIGH STREET BETWEEN MCMFORD
AND GlLMER STREETS, AT ALCllOS-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed by VI. Rose to
the subscriber, dated Jaly Z SIS, aud duly record
ed In the clerks ot eof i;lchmond CEanGcry Cour,
TO secure the payment Of certain negotiable notes
therein mentioned default having been made In The
payment ore Ct .aid notes, and at the Request OF
the holder thereof, will proceed T. Sell AZ public
day OF December. 1S73, at o'clock L. w.. if i;lir
If not. the next fair dag thereafter. sunday except
or. that DESIRABLE LOT, as above located. front
ing 81 81 feet on the south eide Of Leigh street
and running back 81 feet 10 an alley Az feet wide.
Terms: Though IN cash 10 pay the expenses If
sale and note Of 1898 with Interest from No.
reiDhcr 10. 1873. Until paid. and upon credit as
10 s43.16 III March 10. 1874, as ~ 1880 til
July 10, 1874, rs TO :a4.S2 till November 10,
1874, Tor negotiable notes secured by deed vi
trust. Terms H. 10 any surplus VIII be made known
III the hou: Of sale II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Trustee.
JAMES N. TAYLOR = SON, Aucjioueers. no 20
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bibles, PRAYER-BOOKs,
AND uYMS-BOOkS.

The subscribers keep supplied with large stock Of
BIBLES, PRAYER-BOOks, and MS-BOOks,
comprising great variety Of sizes and styles of
binding, from the cheapest made 70 the most e!c-
CANT and costly.
Al tic popular NEW BOOKS of the day regu-
larry received.
noIa WOODuOuSE & PARHAM.
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,,-yrNIxcTON MARKETS.
cnrrov N,pTpTs. NOVEMBER 20.

NIrMIyGToE, November 2G.-Splrits tGrpehtlne
nu,r, at 36Mc kOsin quiet at $3.50 for stIriite'.
4, rlg, lurpeu,iue, no sale5. Tar steady At S-.<0'
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, November 20.-Firginia c"hsois'
aon. West VirginIa's, 9H. Bid to-day
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
l. AND 3464 ACRES VALUABLE LAND On
II, On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH. AT
hUCTIOE.-On the day named, on the premises,
two miles from CappahOsc and the same distance
from Ciaybank wharf, by virtue uf deed Of trust
from John Asher duly recorded. shall sell by auc-
ton that most valuable TRACT OF LAND, con-
tainus 3464 ACRES, together with the lne and
c0inlnodious DWELLlNG aud out-houst aad large
new barn thereon. On the place, which Is admira
bly, adapted TO trucking Is Iscli-sceced orchard OF
young apple and peach trees.
The house conlu ands II beautiful view Of the
river.
TERMS: Cash: but It Is hoped and believed that
arrangements viii lie made before the day Of sale
for usual credits. j. WESLEY FRIEND
nO2 Trustee.
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Ry Jsbell K Son

Ry Isbell &c Son.
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. s Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.
H'WO MOST EXCELLENT TWO
L STORY FRAME TENEMEhTo. nos. $50
AND 1872, on THE WEST SIDE OF THIRD
STREET, BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUFAL,
AT ACCTIOS.-We will sell, upon the premises,
OH TUESDAY The goth day Of November, 1873,
at 4 O'Clock Z. a., the TWO MOST EXCELLENT
TWO-STURY FRAME TENEaf ENTS located as
above stated, continuing five rooms each, with
kitchen; gas aud water upon the premises: These
aud family residence. The lots front 20 feet each
ana run hack 1872 feet
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on day Of sale.
no u lcBELL 4 sun. AuCtloueers.
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BY Cook 6 Laughton, AuctioneerS.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

corner Governor and Franklin streets
UORSES, MULES, CA RTS, a y ID
IL BRICK WAGON Ar AUCTIOS.-IntendlpG
to discontinue business, / VIII sell az auction on
SATURDAY the 22d Instant, ut 10 O'Clock, ut Inc
horse lot, Lumpkns alley.
4 first class MULES,
irst-cass HORSES,
DOUBLE CART, In good order;
8 SINGLE CARTS, In good order;
BRICkWAGOS,
HARNESS. &C.: &C.
PAUL MURPHY.
Z
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ijy ". Il. Folk 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huctl0Hccrs,
No Z Tenth sIrrcr

WE WILL SELL By AUCTION, on
" MONDAY. November "a, al l.. O'Clock 2.
NJ. that large thrce-story BRICK BUILDING No.
lii west Market street. opposite the Ish-mukct.
lot fronts 22 feet on west Market street, running
back 20 feet. The location Of this property renders
il Il line bushes. stand.
TERMS: Made Known ri sale.
10 15-td ". L: POLK x Co. Auctloneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
I'll. Crouch s. Co., Auctioneers.

I'll. Crouch s. Co., Auctoneers. .
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
OASD X STREETS FOR SALE ATAUCTIOS.-
Tin WEDNESDAY, 26ilI November. 1873. l.. NJ,
we VIII SELF very beautiful LOT, sItuateda above,
G7x1i0 feet.
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale.
no 1I-jt T. l.. CROUCH g. CO.
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Special terms 10 parties clubbing for three or
more pa iicrs or magazines.
J. L. ELLYSON. Newsdeaer,
1ll2 Main street, Richmond, Va.
no lS-d ,swSw
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1914. 1'" " TO . - 10 f.

ANY MAGAZINE OR PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS By
j. 7. ELLYSUS,
,:rws~DEaLEE, No 1112 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
in Newspapers, Books, Magazines. Games. Sla,
;ioncrv, school Books, Christmas Books, anu all
articles required by the great reading pnt4c
GENERAL AGENT FOR The PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent by mall 10 any paf OF me
country at the following rates. which are The pub
ii5ilcra' lowest prices:
DhILIES.
New York Herald. ..l2 New York Tribune. s.
New York Worla.... z Kew York IincS...:, ~
Richmond dispatch. of ComnGrce.;... Z
Richmond Wig 6 Richmond Enquirer. I
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4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT IN
~ MANCHESTER. on TIE WEST SIDE OF
PORTER STREE BETWEEN ELEVENTH
AND TW ELFrH STREETS, At ACCTluE.-On
SATURDAY. 22i November. at 1 o'clock z. NJ,
we viii sell very beautiful LOT situated rs above,
32X10 90 Feet 10 al alley ten feet wide.
also, another pretty LOT on The north side Of
Eleventh STREET between Perry and Porter streets,
3Gxl32 feet, adjoining Oh both sides the property
Of ". &. Taylor. Esq.
TERMS: ~ sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-14
A Scrap Of History.

TIE first Legislature OF this State
was always admitted to have been com
posed Of the best intellects of the State.
It's members were generally able and
experienced legislators-yet that body
was in continuous session from June 20
to December llth, 1868, almost six
months, in changing aud assimilating
the laws of Virginia to the new orde.
OF things under the Constitution of the
new State. Besides this, in less than
six weeks after the adjournment OF the
first Legislature, another one ascend ed
and was 10 session more than six weeks,
making altogether nearly eight months
time. Aud yet there WAS no grumb-
Ing, because 1t was actually necessary
10 have these long seselons, 10 set every
thing going smoothly. The same ne
cesSiuy exists now, in passing from the
old order OF things 10 the new, and con-
siderIug the inexperience OF almost the
entire body, right rapidly and well has
the work been done. The real work 80
fer has been done in the committees,
and consequently the meagre reports
o. the legislative proceedings make 1t
pear that little has been done or is
doing, but from now TO the end, OF the
session the reports from the various
committees will be coming in, and will
evidnce the fact that the best interests
OF the State are being cared for, and
that real, earnest aud hard labor has
been per ormed. - Weston Democrat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-14

FROM the legislative report puollsneo
this morning it may be seen that the
D .mocratic members of the House OF
Delegates have by very satisfactory
majority refused to allow the Radical
cI.jm a. to the Governors right to APP
MONT all officers not expressly provided
ior by the Constitution. In this they
have not only rightly interpreted the
Constitution itself, but have admins
tered a merited rebuke to the most pre-
MYSTERIOUS demand ever heard OF In TINS
ar anv other State. We marvel that
the Governor aud his friends should
have cour,ed this result by preferr'ng a
claim that they could not but know
would never be allowed.
To accuse the Democratic members
OF the House OF prescribing or waglng
war upon the Governor in reference to
the matter, is mere nonsense. The
majority party in the Legislature and
in the State don't want to be prescribed
and has no intention OF investing any
man with authority to appoint all the
officers in the State whose offices may
be created by legislation. In refusing
the Radical demand, the Democrats
have merely acted upon the defensive
and have, as illustrated by the vote in
the House OF Delegates last Monday,
shown their ability TO take care OF the
rights of the people.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-14
Many NJ edIcines In one.

In speaking Of tn extraordinary rapidity
with VIII CHI Hostetter's Stomach Bitters re-
crutes debilitated and exhausted systs m,
the preparation is usually ref rred 10 as a
vegetable tonic OF marvellous power. But
those who suppose that its Operations are
limited 10 its direct effect upon the diges-
tive ORGANS. little understand the true ma
ture OF this comp extensive remedy. IL Is
no, only tonic, but also gentie ia2i'ilVe
an active anti-billious mediclns, c maia
.i,nrepj he. a wholesome exhiierant, aregulat-
~ IND q general Alternative IL Is to ihis
or, snu OF many essential saDataiy
oropsrt es that the article owes i.s SUI sa eJ
in variety of distressing com PiaiIts saf IN
OF which in ordinary prac cene Ia Is impos.
s,p NM ~ inyigorats feeble and diseased
ornanization without regulating anu .puiA-
wing it. The Bittersdo botns
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SIIlOAlIgg.

The following anecdote is related by
y writer in the Quarterly Review: The
Russian cadets have great weakness
for smoking, and smoking was held in
such abhorrence by Nicholas that any
persons, whatever his age and rank,
wss arrested by the police il found
smoking in the streets. Alexander,
who was exceedingly fond of cigarettes
hid himself from his father, all his lite
long, when he wanted smoke. Dis
regarding all the penalties, however,
the cadets'msnaged to smoke in their
schools, aud in one OF them Alexander
arrived one day at a moment when the
rooms were Iull OF tobacco smoke. He
did not seem to notice., however, what
q couple o; years before would have
been regarded as a crime very nearly
approaching high treason, and went
qnietlv on VITA his inspection, when an
alarm was suddenly raised that the
Emperor had arrived in the schools
courtyard. Alexander suddenly turned
TO the boys VINO followed him and said
1T smells OF tobrcco here very strong;
open quickly the windows; | will 90
down stairs and detaiu the Emperor for
= while" And so be did; the Emperor
noticed nothing and the Grand Duke
Alexander became more than ever tue
i iol OF the young men, who are old Of
ficers now, but from whose memory
the story seems not to have departed;
at all events, the writer has had it re.
peated to him several times.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGIsIA, ,,

STATE OF WEST VIRGIsIA, n ,,,,.
ohio cot nty,
Atrules, held I'm the Jerks Office Of the
County court OF the county OF ohio, lur
said court on the lat Mo day In February
1873.
IN CHANCERY.
Richard V. Whelan guardian OF John
Ruhl and Joseph Ruhl, com pIauanL
rs
Caroline RITZ, administrators OF John RITZ,
deceased.C troliue Rlz, Mary Nich' IL ant
David Nicuols, her husband. Catherine
Meyer and Henry Meyer, her Lushad,
James NJ. T. itZ, j. I'm A. ~, onsiEnlins
RuhI, Anna Riiz and James NJ. Rllz her
guardian. " liam RiiZ Car oline nIHdlry
and RaI ph Bradley defendants.
The onlect 81 this suit II to eft ct ia" par.
tition OF certain real estate lying IN the
, ounty and state a Ior esrid, al which John
ri y, deceased, 81 d siesed, snd II Appearing
from an affidavit filed In ihls cause tIal
. arnline Bradley, Ralph bradley, May
Nichols. David Nichols and constant ne
I,hul. Defendants, az Aforesaid, ale non
Residents OF this safe, they are hereby ~.
quired tn appear wiIhin one IN nth al q
the date of The first put Utilization berco', abb
do what may be necessary 10 protect ,helf
interests In this suit.
Copy test. kOBT Is. WOoIN,
Clerk OF County Court for ohio county
VIM. II. McEnrue, solicitor or en-
pl.Uaut tgb2J-O-wb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-14

TIE State Senate seems determined
to do its best to expedite legislation.
On Monday resolution was adopted
declaring that hereafter the morning
session shall commence at eight O'Clock,
and it is probable that night sessions
will be held just so soon as it appears
that any time may be saved thereby.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-14
DR.. Longdon
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
A disease that Should Always
Ex.ite Alarm,

Few persons outside OF the Medical pro-
fesSion knnw the Let that the Brouchial
Tubes are within and constitute large pOr-
ton Of the Inngs, and that BronchiiS is
not onlya disc use OF the Lungs, but eff
those parts which become the seat OF I0Jer-
Guitar C1anmp'ion
ror want OF Lhi, knowledge many neglcc'
the Bronchial Ailments until he health Is
undermined, the Jugs impaired and the
ineUadJiy fat NJ maiady developed.
La mo. Consumptive cases the first
symptoms are thoSso Pulmonary Catarrh,
anu by lar the greater number of those first
attack are mistaken for common coidS and
allowed to run on TO a (atH termind ion.
1.-the patient is ScroIuious, inhcrit' small,
week Lungs or has delicate constitution
the more spe. diIy Will the Greh DeStr0yer
accom- Dish MS fe ir;ul mission.
CaIarrh when at'emde with bronchial
Irritation or con III iOnal disturbance
LttifJtauly ielCLS TO the same result.
A,oId in the ca ST iuflames and thick
ems the mucous membranes which linet'
Bronchial Tubes and thus diminis shes tn
capacity for applying the Lung with air.
dcpr.vlng the body o. an ell, ment moe
ess'ntip' 10 heath than even TODD or drink,
ana dlyea 2 Is The ncUadbie cons Qucnce.
hi cond ZION gives rise 70 a uIy, hacking
c ugh, which Is followed By eXpecipraiinn.
nj fir,tSc mtg. Q ary frothV riScid or bUyh and
is - ne; ines StrSukeci wih btoo !.
This IS not a mere cory tut melancholy
fact which lr. LongiOn has seen ve;ltie / ia
hundreds Of cases, and 1t should awaken in
the minds o. this large C asa Of invalids
l. elmportance of Seskia O relief Jefore tSt,O
tate.
Lr. Longdon devotes special attention to
these ailments and sees and eLImnes more
of them in year THAI physicians in gene
raj practice come in cont act with in lie
time hose so all cted are invited to test
has treatment and pr0Ue lis efficiency.
FEES r Il ,UNoULrhT,ON,e xam'na-
ton, advice and tr' atnient, within THE
USE OF ALL.
MEDICINES FOR ALL Disc ASSES by mail
and express 10 all p ,rts Of the country.
OH e Hours-S to Il, 2 to and To SeCery
dam
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-14

The Roanoke VALLEY, published at Sa-
lem, Va, puts the question In this
wav: at West Virginia will not con-
sent to return to her ancient allegiance
where would be the improperly OF the
Ord Dominion going to herr II the
prodigal will not return. why SHOULD
mt the old mother seek himY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-14
W. virginia Conference OF tho n i.
r. Chareh.


Il. Chareh.
GUYANDorrE. March Z. 1873.
Bishop Andrews in the chair, service
by Rev. J. J. Dolliyer.
The caudidates for admission into
full connection were questioned and
addressed by the Bishop.
The remarks were eloquent moving
many to tears. He said that men were
saved by the preaching of the truth
divine truth-and not merely by the
juggling of words. Preaching should be
scriptural in style, not ianciiul, but tul
of simplicity: and that a. ministers they
should be pastors.
J.B. Hornbrook was discontinued.
The conference sermon was preach
ed at night BY the Rev. F, Ball. He
gave us q practical gospel sermon, very
appropriate for the Occasion,
SATURDAY, MARCH 8.
Bishop Andrews in the CHAIR; Rev.
J. j. Dolliver conducted the opening
Reys Rice and Walsh ofthe Ken
tucky Conference, and Mansel OF the
India Mission n. were introduced; Com
mites on Book Concern; Money TOR
support of Bishops; and the Ladies ana
Pastors Christian Union read their re-
ports which were adopted. The latter
being referred to a committee Of the
Revs' Mullenix, Ryan and Ball. The
Stewards reoprt was read and adopted
The Rev. Mr.. Weaver. OF the Metho.
dist Protestant Church presented MS
credentials and was received into the
Conference. ...,.,,
Rev. MI. Mullenix was elected
President OF the Conference Missionary
Society; Revs. Ryan and LYDIA secre'
taries. ........ ....,.. n,
A resolution paced. asking the Bish-
on to hold the session Of our Confer
ence about the 18th of March.
Fairmont was selected as the place
of holding the next annual session.
Adjourned. -,
The Conference Missionary Society
was held at night Rev. W. NJ. Null
lenix in the chair.
The meeting was opened by Rev. j.
J. Dolliver. -,
The Treasurer's report was read
showing the amount collected from the
Conference to be as follows:
Church Missionary Society 1886 26;
the Women's Foreign Missionary Socle-
ty 500 05; total S3.6O5 81.
After the reading OF the report Rev,
'Mullenix was Introduced and spoke
to the entertainment of the audience.
Rev. DR.. Horper was next introduce
ed and gave us an excellent speech.
He was followed by Rev. Mr.. Mansel'
His discourse abounded with thrilling
incidents of his life in India, in which
land lie has been lsboring as a mission
airy. .
The services were profitable and clos
ed with the benedictlon by Rev. }. L..
Clark.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-14

The Ohio State journal suggests
that if there is any eligible consulate
open in a yellow fever district, the Ere
sident may do service to mankind by
amounting private DALzELL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-14

SsSArs Bill No. 100 which we pub
lisb this morning is, we believe, the
Jury law IS finally agreed upon and
passed by both Houses Of the legisls-
ture.
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ID 4 ID.

ANTRY-On THURSDAY, March Is. 1873,
KATIE. second daughter Of joni and Maria
A. Lantry, aged IA years and months
The funeral will proceed from the resi-
dence of her parents, on Main street
between First and Second streets, Centre
Wheeling. on Saturday, the 18th inst. at 8
o clock A. NJ, to the Cathedral, thence to
the New Cemetery. Friends.of the family
are invited to attend. F-.-.
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Mrs. .. M COY,
las MAIN ATREfG.

HEEPS A FULL ASSORTMENT Of
N Lsces, Trimmings, Gloves, COrsels ID
Guiding Mrs. Moody's Abdominal torsrl.
Gents and Ladies' Hosiery, Handkei cnlrt
and everything appertaining toa c0mpies
assortment OF Fancy Goods. ORDER lm
anything In her line promptly ATTENDED w.
ter clio k or water proofs would do vel -
examine her stock before making selections
alsa,-ba,o .~''J-s
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Wanted.
Lost.

ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON MARCH
OIl, 1873 on Six n street, East Wheeling.
between Zane and John streets, Mink
FUR cape
The finder will. be suitably rewarded by
leaving 1t at the residence OF
J. GROVES,
marl3 q Cor Sixth and he streets.
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Exec tors Sale of Re | Estate.

n - TTESDAv. MARCH THE lSrH:lS7s
" at 10 o'clock A. ", l wi offer for !
~ Public auction. at the front door OF the
court House of ohio County, west Va,
1Wu BRICK DWEt LING hoUStS 1.-TWO
stories each,) situated n tho West Side OF
VI IN street, between Madison and Wa H.
ingtOn stree Is, II heirg the property OF the
late Tn mas ampbsli, dtce used.
Terms Easy, and wi | be made known on
day Of sale. /. Ii. WILLIAMS, EXT. OF
TIL s. CAMfABLLL, Dec.
mars 4
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EXP e RYE NOE.

HAVTNG HAD AN EXPERIENCE
Il OF several years in the Decorative bust
ness we have made study Oh The art and
are enab cd to guarantee the peop.e fine
work, equal 10 the best eastern w"Ik
. A w. PAUL.
No. 81 Monroe street.
N. B.-Paper Hanging and Vanishing
done in the best style and at cheap rates.
maria
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NOTICE.

TNHE UNEERSlCNfD LUMRER DEAL.
ers Whe' ling would respectfully iP'
TO- IN the customers that all accounts viii
he presented for e .ti.m-ni gu rter IN
stead OF semi-annuilly ~ here he.
armstrong Ioen1 Co. kleyis, KRAFT 60.
HAMS Wilson. II a.. ruDDaTd.
PannelI q Updeg'aff. Beliz fladlnS
]. A. ollidaN q son. Joseph SguIrbury
February n 1873
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RaIcheior's HAIR Dyo.
LINDSLEY NsTITUTElE.

TIME SPRING rEHM or THIS sINsTI;
tute will OPEN A pril 3 ly2 This trnooi
l. now q pefmenancy, and In succes!ai,
operation, and AL branches receive CAREFUL
attention. JAMES WATSOS
mar5-b JOHN n. AUTCHINsoN.