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Cabinet Session on Finance Bill.

ASHINUIUN. D. z. It.
There was another long session OF the
.'uH-t to-day, on the Senate finance bill.
,hr members were present. but after
nec.ius they declined to converse on
question they had been discussing nor
"#..4 hey Intimate whether or not the
i..~.leAt viii approve the bill.
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Business Notices.

The '.GENTLEMAN IN BLACK" who is thu
tutelar demon OF dram-shops, assumes hi. sour
BTTRRs is reported down below" The
Peoples Vegetable Tonic is playing the mischief
with his htiers fired with rum. All diseases,
which those demonie nostrums sggravate, UNI
der pretense OF relieving, such as indigestion,
sick-headache, constipation, rheumatism govt
and intermittent fevers are cured by IL.
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Relieffor the Louisiana Sufferers.


Henry H. hidder was chosen treasurer,
aHi twenty prominent merchants were ap-
tied a committee of citizens TO raise
'-rfippion> Tor the relief of the Louisiana
.iereI>. ~ a meeting at City Hall to-
tsE New England cities are requested TO
'reraie- \ despatch authorizing a draft
i'opo. dollars was at once sent to New
90 .,Ias.
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RoCKLAND, April. 81.

The inquest case OF WIN. Hart was con-
tjau-l This forenoon but no verdict was
reached and the Investigation was adjourn
,d iIll Thursday to obi ain the testimony
pl absent witnesses, Closson denied the
-'ifemeGts of a previous witness as to a
quarrel on board the vessel.
Or. Banks who made the post mortem
examination testified that the deceased
had received heavy blows on the top and
right de of his head which had produced
congestion. The blows would probably
have stunned the subject and resulted Ia
irfsmalion. Exposure TO the cold amer
such injury would probably cause death.
Closson il still held.
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Trenton.
A SMART Ok AND MAN-Ueard l..
Moore OF Trenton, hauled with one OK, the
present winter, one-hundred and eighty
eight cords of green wood, one-half mile
Also hauled, in addition TO this. all the
years wood for four families. and nine
loads to Ellsworth, six miles distant.
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Most OF the terms OF the Summer
Schools will begin in May, and in the
districts /, ,, 3, 4, and 5, are to be taught
by Miss Abbe d. Boynton Of Lamoine,
Miss Mary L. Byrne of Bangor. Miss
Mary T. Moore aud Miss Alice Crabtree OF
Hancock, and Miss Alice Holmes OF Gran
berry Isle. 0.
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the improvement Of their city; let some whV are
acquainted with the cost and workings Of hcrse
railroads give us the benefit Of their knowledge.
Our city is going Jorsoard not blackboard.
ALIVE
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SUFFERERS from coughs. colds, bronchitis.
Group. influenza or whnoping cough. win ind
relief in DR. Wiaars Beisom Of Wild Cherry,
which has now h en- IN use for herry halfa CEN
fury. and still maintains its long established
reputation ms the great remedy for all diseases
OF the throat, lungs and chest. I.
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The following lisht-h house appoint
ments have been made and confirmed. IN
the Eastern District Of Maine:
Elijah Partridge OF Orland. 10 be kcrp-
er of Moose Peak Light rice Charles Is
Murch.
Mr. Melissa Holden, 10 be Keeper of
Deer Island fhDroughfIre Light rice sam
uei l. Holden. deceased.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
u' " % HE Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c, April -, ANY
Pr obdbUIies.
Nver New England clear weather viii
r.4 with light and fresh westerly
u.
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(brland.

Oriand.
The 1rs; salmon OF the season are in
the market. Frank Cotton has taken one.
Capt John Bray. two.
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NJ A II RI e ID.

Long Island Plantation-sth inst, by Bar
tholomew 4. hunt, Esq, Capt. WilIsm Davis
and Mrs. Mary Twiss, both Of Long Island
Plantation.
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State News.
Dis asirous Fire in Bangor. Los. SIOO, 900;
Insurance 3O.O0O.

BANGOR. April l9.-NiLe frame buildings.
fromtwo TO eight stories high, situated between
the brick blocks on the west side OF Exchange
stree; and the henduskesg stream. were burned
last night with nearly all their contents, The
loss on buildings is about els 900. on which
there Is very little insurance. The loss OF the
occupants as near be ascertained is a :
follows: Hodgkins & Co., lumber and hay
dealers. loss - 900; insured 81 500: 5 w
ThaXter Co.. corn and -four, loss 500: fully
insured; Hopk ms son. cooperage stock and
barrels. loss $4,000; insurance 5000: Kim
ball x Sanford. SAW manufacturers loss $40 600 !.
insurance sl9.s 800; W. Z. Hubbard & Co. corn
and flour. loss $40. 600; insured Sl1 .5OO Babb
a Lancaster, corn. flour and groceries. loss
30 900. insured nearly as much Charles Dwin-
ell. groceries and provisions. los. 81 800 iusur-
ance $500 II. II. Getchell & sons groceries
loss - 500, insured 81 900; L. +. b. Garland &
Cos. groceries. losssl0.000; insurance light /;
Chas. Hayward & Co.. corn. -four and provi>-
ions. loss by removal OF stock $500; fully ill.,
sured.
Other parties lost smaller sums by removal
oil soo1s and by smoke and water, SO that the
total loss will be over 500 900, on which IL i,
estimated there Is an Insurance of $4,000
MILL BURNED.
CHERRYFIELD, April ls.- The Saltwater
mill. called in q his town, owned by Nessrs
Alexander Campbell6 Co was entirely destroy
Ell by nre this morning. Loss SIS 900 with no in
surance 1t was one of the best lumber mills
on the river.
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PETERS, J. PRESIDING.

EhSs HhCotbtNo.
April. Is.
Charlotte Hincks Winslow Hinck~.
This action was tresspass upon lands
claimed by the PHI. and was concluded
on "Wednesday last by being Withdrawn
from the jury and defaulted for 81 90 and
costs.
April. Il.
John z. Carter V. Hosea b Phillips.
Evans. for Pin. Wiswell for Def.
Assumpsit tor the value ofhay deliver
ed by the Plaintiff to Defendant for sale
on commission. but for which he refused
TO account. Defence. that the Defendant
paid and settled for all the hay that Was
delivered to him. The only question was
a. to the number Of tons delivered 10
Defendant.
Verdict for Defendant.
April. Is
George 4. Page Inhabts Of Bnck>port
Wiswell for Pin. Emery aud Woodma
in defence.
This was al action brought 10 recover
damages against the town OF Bucksport,
for injuries received by the Pll bv rca-
son OF defective bridge. through which
Piffs. horse broke. throwing him from his
wagon. and also for injuries the Z II. re-
ceiNed while eudeayorinc 10 extricate his
''N''' NA-A ~ at'Np N4AitAA NJ iiAA
fallen.
Defence, want of due care on Pins. part.
slight injury, aud non liability on part OF
defendants I" answer Cor injuries caused
Pln. by the struggles of the horse. while
I'm was trying 10 get him out.
Verdict ior PA. tor 500.
April. 20.
StateN, Jonathan {. pressy.
Respondent was indicted for rape COM
mitted on one Elizabeth H. Greenlaw OF
Deer Isle. at Deer Isle, july ,. 1872. Plea
Not Guilty.
Duttou for State.
knowles aud spofford for Respi
Verdict. Guilty Of an assault with in-
tent to commit rape.
April, 81.
State V. John +. Cousins and others
This indictment WAS for malicious mis-
chief, IN breaking into Porgie Factory in
Broohlin and destroying the fixtures
thereto belonging.
Dalton. Co. ANY. for State
Rcdman for kespts.
The county Attorney after getting out
the testimony for the government enter cal.
Mol. Pros.
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Diaasaeru.


Sch Eastern Belle. of and from Bucksport for
Philadelphia, put into Newport l2th Inst with
boat badly stove in the gale Of Saturday night.
besides other dama.e.
Sch Franklin, (Br) Bannon, st Andrews, n
Ii. for Boston, was in collision with sch Me-
chanie. Of Ellsworth, in the snow storm FRI
day night. near Cape Light. and went ashore.
bilged and filled.-Aas flowed of Saturday BY
tug W II scott. The Mechanic broke main
boom, stove boat. &c.
Sch Tangent. OF fremont. while nj anchor
of poit johnson IL, was run into and had her
bowsprit and head gear carried away.
Sch MARY Holt. Higgins. reports. on the
outward passage. shipped sea which washed
overheard Levi Gordon, matc. Of Ellsworth.
aged IL years.
Sch Nellie Grant, (of kllsworth) Jordan.
fun Providence for Wilmington. y Z. while at
anchor OF sassafras Point about Z NJ 1lih
was run into ty the sch American Esgle. OF
liaver-traw. bound up, striking her on the port
quarter, staying in her waste, breaking the rail
and wheel. with other dam tge. Tine n. G..
VIII return TO Providence for repairs.
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lie il enacted b, the Senate and House Of Rep
rcrcntatIves in the Legislature assembled, a III.
lows.
section /. The Uni River Room Cn,.pany
shalt have poWer To- extent II. boom. Ia the iunt-
ton Of NJ east snd west branches OF Onion river,
with the same rights and liabilities As they have
under the act 1t uncof pOration.
section :. The stray unmlrkcu log, -trgr
sthf Of slave wood coming within tic IIfnIs 81
said boom, may be taken .y said company and
sold amer seven day. notice orthe time and VI &c.
of saie. and the proceeds applied - pay the ex-
penseS ut sad booming Of the sItl logs and the
proceeds NAV be- div id.d pro rata among the log
owners according 10 the number OF thou-an,I ieet
Of logs O~ ned by each.
Section j. No person shall mark appropriate
any unmarked log. .hinglc stun, stIve wood
on Union river, between Eriufner's bridge. and
Tie junction Of the east and west branches, M
der penalty OF ten dollars Tor each log to be
covered On complaint before any competent
court, one hall TO the use of the prosecutor and
one halt 10 the state and in case OF non payment
OF sad penalty, such offender shall be punished
by imprisonment not more than thuty daj
In the House Of Representatives. Feb %. 1874.
ms gu having had three several Feading', pass
Wv. THOMAS, JK.. speaker.
In senate, fcb -, ls.i. TIL, lii having hal
two sevcral readings passed 10 be enlrt. &
j. T.. Bu LEE. President
Feb - ls.t. Approved.
NELSON DlNnLEY, Jg-, t,uvrrnnr
STATE Or MAINE
OFFICE or SECRETARY OF STATE. !
Augusta Mar, -, ls-i. I
hereby certify that the foregoing +, a true copy
OF he original As desosted in tins Once.
ALDEN JACKSON.
o"lo Dep. Secretary OF state
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state of Maine.
An Act additional 10 IAN Act to incorporate th,
Union River Boom Company

In tho year OF our Lord one Thousaul LA
Hundred and Scventy-four
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DAUCnY { cos. COLUMN.

WAIISQ AGENTS 10 sell IN. Lite Of cHAllIS
w SUMNk0, BY Rev. Eiiss Mason. -faiI.
piete and authentic, - line opportunity for
Usher, BOSTON. Avis
''eDsoeoAPNV" a new book on the ART OF v 'itins
by soand; a complete system Of Phonetic Short.
Hand. the shortest, most simple, easy and compre
hensve. bling aay one In snort time 10 report
uiais, speeches. sermons &c. The Lord's Prayer IL
written with - Arokes OF the pea. and lAO
words per minute. The unemployed shouid learn
this art. Price by mall - cts.vAgepts led AID
dress 7. W. EVANS Co. II ;. 7sh 81. Phila., Pa.
Awl6
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MARINE LIST.

EllsweseA eoes.
CLEARkD.
April 10.
Sch Thames Freeman. BOSTON.
Sch sciota, Saciier, Rocs land
April II.
Sch otronto, Hammond, Providence.
Sch Ella. Bithcr. Rsckiand.
ARRIVED.
April ".
Sch Kennedy, Pomroy, Boston.
Sch WIN II Archer, Beiatty, Boston.
Sch ARIEL. Austin. Surry.
sch Elizabeth, Leland, surry.
CLEARED.
Arril Is.
Sch Zcova. Hodgkius. Boston.
Sch Samaritan. Dodge, Boston.
sch wv Ellis, ferg uson, New York.
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POSTERS and PROGRAMMES
printed at this oAlce
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

HrEr FOR Dry GOODS MRN.-A New
England exchange says: One Of the
sarewdest dry.goods dealers on Main
street Is governed in his forecast OF the
market, and consequent increase or re-
duCtion Of stock, by singular rule. He
studies crop reports, having seen in
twenty-five years experience that when
provisions are up dry goods go down.
The latter always suffer at the expense Of
the former, and on his theory 1t Is the
cost Of provisions that Is now demoraliz-
ing the dry-goods men,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22
NTELIaENOER THURSDAY MORNING.

Mn. BONNER, proprietor Of the New
York Ledger, does not profess to publish
q political paper, but now and then he
says few words on some question Of the
day which are full Of shrewdness and
good sense. Thus in his last Ledger, be
has trenchant little editorial which Is
worth quoting entire:
NOT So OLD.-The party papers are
discussing, with some humOr, tho relative
ages Of the two candidates for Governor,
Mr.. Tilden and Gen. Dix. -,
It's known that Gov Dix Is a very old
man, lover seyenty-SiID but VIC are con-
fldent that Gen. Grant will be o much
older man OgoV h wM DO elected President
a third time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22
SALE OF
~ NORTH WHEELING PROPERTY.


James F. Barnes, Complainant,
Us. Elm ChAncerY
NRtildAA. vesey dG! ,Deieud'ts.
By, virtue OF a decree rendered In the above
entitled csuee at the September Tenn, 1874, OF
tho Municipal Court OF Wheeling, the under.
signed Special Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, November q, 1874,
Boil at public auetion At tho front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county, the following
property in John McLure's addition, viz: Lots
), y and 10, and strip OF ground adjoining lot 9
on the north, and fronting on Market street 81
feet, 81 inches. Said property will be sold in
Tour parcels, according 10 subdivision on Ale
among the papers In this cause. made by W. Q.
smith, Eco City Surveyor. Lot No. !, on the
corner OF Market street and Alley No. 2, fronts
u feet ~ inches on Market street, with depth
Of % feet, and has thereon erected large brick
dwelling house; Lot No. 2, on the east side OF
Coal street, fronting 80 feet thereon, with O
depth OF 65 feet inches. and has thereon erect.
ed email tenant house; Lot No. y, on tho OAst
eide OF Coal street. and adjoining Lot No. , on
the north, fronts 80 feet on said street, with q
depth OF IS feet inches; and Lot No. 4, on tho
east side OF Coal street. fronts ~ feet 10 inches
thereon and corners on Alley No. 2, with q depth
o. Is feet.
TlRNs or SALE-onc.third of the purchase
money in hand, aud the residue in equIl pay.
nenis In and 70 months, with interest from
day OF sale, the purchaser giving bond and secu.
MY Tor the deferred instruments, and tho title
being retained rs further security until pay.
ment In full, bat with liberty 10 each purchaser
10 pay All or q greater proportion than One-third
OF his bid in HIND.
A. ]. CLARKB,
Special Commissioner,
Law ONCE No. II Twelfth st.
Oct2C-tOd GEO. A, WlCKHAM, Auctlopeef
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Friday Evening, October 2sd,

For the benedt OF the Church. Doors open At
7oeloek, AdmittAncs CSC. Oyster Tickets 9Sc
Rtfreshnent Table extra. RVery preparation Il
being made TO make the occasion enjoyable. All
are invited. oelfq
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GtmGateIIfgettrer:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1877

orF1oR, as 8 a7 Fourtoenth 81.
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CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

Having secured the services Of all OF Mr.. Rob-
inton's excellent artists, and promising nv best
peftonRl attention, ! can guarantee 10 the public
AconttnuAnce Of the fne clAss OF work for which
my predeeestor has been noted. Twin always
endeAyoI 70 satisfy my customers and piyethsm
the very best work at all times.
'.s A. P. HALL, Photographer.
aus lii3 Main st., Wheeling, " Va
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Property aud Valuable
Real Estate Near the City of
Wheeling.
Tho Rtna Fire and Marine Iniuranee Company,
Complainant,

INC HtnA Fire and Marine lnIu rAnce Company,
Complainant,
George Roberts ana others, Defendants.
In ChAnceTy.
Pursuant 10 decree Of the County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, entered on the 2ith
day OF September, 1874, Ia tie above entitled
eause, well a. Special Commissioner mention.
Cd In said decree sell at public auction Of the
'front.' door OF The Court House Of Ohio county,
THURsDAY, tho 18th day OF November, 1874,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. r., the following
described real estate IiiuAte In said Ohio county
tract NO. ], being piece ofRround on Wheel.
Ing Island, In Daniel Zsne's addition 70 the city
OF Wheeling, fronting IS feet on York street and
running back 10 feet TO Huron alley, with the
Two story frame house thereon.
Tract No. ,, bling piece Of ground adjoining
tract No. on the north, fronting q feet 6lnches
on York street, running back with the north
line Of tract No. TO Huron alley, thence with
said alley north to the southWeAt corner Of lot
NO. 10 In said addition, thence eAsterly along
the south line OF lots No. IS, II and IS 10 YORK
street, with the improvements thereon Said
separate.
Tract No. 8. being 4 farm on the cast aide OF
Chapllne bill road. about one mile cast Of the
city OF wheeling, Rdloining lands belonging 10
the estates OF Daniel Steenrod and z, Jacob.
containing one hundred and three acres more
or less, divided mo lots 10 Iuit purchGIers,
consisting In all OF nine lots, varying in tize
nom Ave TO twenty-five acres, each having an
outlet to said county road. On lot No. 8, which
contains 10 acres 2 roods IS poles, and fronts on
said road, there Is comfortable dwelling house
and convenient barn. Said lots Will be sold Hep.
arately or any two or more OF them together, or
the lines OF any Of them will be changed To sult
purchasers. Parties desiring mors particular
description OF tact No. ., With Q Subdivisions,
are reerred 10 plat OF survey OF the came al
the Clerks ONCE OF Ohio County Court.
TERMS or SALH-One.fourth Of the purchase
money (And as much more as the purchaser may
dcsire) In cash, and the remainder IN three equal
annual payments, with interest from the day OF
sale, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security for the deferred instruments, and tho
title TO be retained until the payment OF The
purchase money In full. l. =, JONES,
oct2-Th Special Commissioner
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MAR.
~ KET STREET PROPERTY.

James MAthess, Complainant,
%. Elm CkAncnry,
George A. Frobet al Deiend'ts.
By. virtue OF decree rendered in the above
entitled Cause, at the September Term, 1874, Of
inc County Court OF Ohio county, the undcrsign.
ed Special Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, November 81, 1874,
Sell at public auction, at the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, the north haLT 81
Lot No. l03, as laid out by Ebonezer Zane, and
situate on tho east side OF Market street, in the
CITY OF wheeling, being the came property on
sides.
TERMS or sALE-0ne.thIrd OF the purchase
money In hand, and the residue In equal pay
ments In nine and eighteen months with inter.
est from day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond
and security for the deferred instruments, and
tho title beinR retained as further security until
payment In full, but With liberty TO the purchAs-
eE 70 pay AZ Or greater proportion than one.
third OF his bid In hand,
A. ]. CLARKE,
Special Commissioner,
Law once No. Il Twelfth St.
oc20-eod GEO. A, WICKHAM, Auctonecr.
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Oyster Supper 8 SOCiabIe

The ladies Of Wesley Chapel (sou,h WheelIrp)
will give an Oyster Supper and SociAble, in the
Lecture Room Of the Church, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TwoREw Presidential candidates The
Cincinnati Gazette brings them both out
on the same day. Here they are: "There
Ia WnIIAM ORION, Why would not he
make as good President Of the United
States as he was Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company? JOSEPH MKD1LL,
OF Chicago, Is q man OF fine ability, great
practical experience, ana well-ftted for
the highest office within the gin OF the
American people. When talking aoOu,
the next Presidency, the people may as
well bear the name Of JOSEPH MKD1LL in
mind" It Is the avowed conviction of
the Gazette that the third-term project
was badly injured by the October cleo
tions. From the commotion among the
politicians at Washington 1t is evident
that similar impression prevails there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TuRRR has been great fall in prices
in England, since last fall. A comparison
Of prices the fret Of October, 1874, with
those Of October /, 1873, shows the fol-
lowing reductions per centum: Wheat,
81 per cent; coal, 2Si Scotch pig iron 81:
copper, u tin, 49, cotton, 10; wool, 81,
These prices have been followed by cor.
responding decline in our own markets.
until it Is supposed the lowest point has
been reached. Indeed, under the sIimu-
lus Of low prices there has been increased
buying, until the decline has not only been
arrested, but there has been a slight resc.
ton, and prices are rising.
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FOR SALE
General Notices,

NOTICE DISSOLUTION OF CO.
In PARTNERSHIP. - Tho co.partperlhIp
heretofore existing between Henry Smith, O, W.
Dean and z. 3. Wells, under the frm name Of
Smith, Dean d Wells, at Wheeling W. vs., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, 3. s.
Wells retiring. The business hereafter will DO
conducted by Henry Smith. q. W, DeIn, and
George a. Dean, under the arm name Of smith.
Dean & Co.
October 19, 1874. octl0
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TWENTY-EIGHT
BUILDING LOTS FOB SALE,
ON WHEELING ILsAND.

On South Front Street, near the Suspension
Bridge. A board walk and water pipe have lately
being tet on both sides, which will make one Of
the most handsome thoroughisres on the Island.
Tho lots range from sixty 100 feet front 70 one
hundred and one hundred and forty 600 and iIO
feet In depth. The plat can be seen al the ofie6
Of the undersigned. Terms Basy, Title Perfect,
For further information apply TO
Or THos. O'BRIRN,
Real Estate Agent, Market Street, near Custom
house.
WHEELlNs, April Is, 1874. Jyso
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MIR. JACKLEY, OF JACKLEY's
IM VIENNA CIRCUS, begs leave to an.
nounce TO the public that he 10 not responsible
for any debts made by the managers OF the VI.
emma Circus, as no and Lis family are only en-.
Gagged members by the managers and proprie-
TORS, Nike LipmAn and Ch8s. Davis. octll'