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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-02
BARBOUR COUNTY.
The Crops-LocaI and Political
News. "

The Crops-LocaI and Political
News. 49,.
MRADowILLE, WEST VA,
-' " June 90. 1874.
Editors of the Register. ....
We have mad, in the last few days
several fine showers of rain which have
given new aspect to all vegetation
having had such drouth for several
weeks that the oats crop looked very
Encouraging, and grass on high lands
seemed to be burned to the roots; since
, the rain, crops look more encouraging
Corn looks we'll considering tie late
ness OF planting. There is a finer pros
pect for wheat than there has been for
years, and the earliest varieties are be-
ing harvested. Owing to the severe
cold and frosts during the winter and
spring the fruit crop will be small
The cherries are ripening very fast.
The potato bugs are still fighting the
interests OF the Changers.
A party OF twenty-five men caught.
last week, two and half barrels OF
6sb, from Cheat River, in one day.
Mark Carter, OF Roaring Creek.
Randolph county, was badly frightened
few weeks since by a huge rattle
snake while firing some brush
leaps The snake was coiled up on the
heap, and struck his torch close by his
hand, while in the act OF firing it. Par
ties have killed near the same place
lis rattle snakes during the season.
The den is a steep, rugged hillside, COW
cred with loose projecting rocks, maxi
ing it very dangerous for making war
with them.
There has been party Of capital
lets from Pittstop, Pa, purchasing and
leasing lands in that great coal field, on
Roaring creek, Randolph county.
There is a probability Of a railroad
passing through that region,
Some of Capt. Hardings friends have
been urging him to declare himself an
independent candidate for the S'nate,
from this senatorial district. We are
proud to hear that the Captain declines
running on that road, and expresses
his willingness to be ruled by conven-
ton, or the popular will OF the people,
which shows his true democracy, and
90 much characteristic OF a true and
vice statesman, We wish to hear OF no
independent candidates or boilers from
Democratic ranks, in the coming cleo
ton; as it is enough to battle with the
political enemies, much less with our
friends We must 90 in unison, and
remember that we have no other way
OF judging the future, than by the
past.
We think that the Mr.. Editor OF
Iowa was somewhat hasty in snnounc
ing the name OF Allen G. Thurman, OF
Ohio, for the next President, but we be-
lieve that if the Democratic party was
to nominate him, he would be elected in
the place OF Grants third term" aud
honor the place that is 30 sishonored by
a military despot, feaster of the poor
M an 8 toll, and nuisance as "a states-
mau. THEODORE PRICkLE.
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Flour.
1nL BBIB. MOSS ROSE,
I1V1 100 " Sterling,
1nO Choice Family,
an" Cottage xxx.
IHi YoS Semitic Lily,
iOs " Cream OF Indiana,
106 Gem Spring whesO
lO0 White Rose,
100" Washington,
ion - Peerless,
store and for sale oy,1s
LIST. DAVENPORT PARKS
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or three springs and he says that they
will hare abundance Of peaches in few
years. For young trees just 60 through
the process without cutting the ilimbs
OF. There. is q worm that keeps the
trees from bearing. SO you see the sshes
keep the worm from going up the
trees in the spring and summer, aud in
the fall goes down in the earth.
I don't know anything about this
remedy; I have never tried it, bit | do
know that this gentlemen has plenty
OF peaches every season. Now. FOld
Man" if you know anything about the
production OF peaches, please state in
the REGISTER, and il can do anything
for you / will cbeerfully do so. -'...
...,,sE. .- OBSERVER.
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p oPOSAIS.
CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF CoM'Rs.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF CoM'Rs.
WHEELING, w. Va June ~, 1874. !
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
= CEIVED at this office for the following
County work, said BIDS to close on Friday,
July 81, 1874, at 4 O'Clock p m.
LIST. For the Plastering of the Front OF the
Jail, the old plastering 10 be taken of and
a cement or any other hard and durable
mixture put on.
Also the old plasiering on the outside OF
Court Building to be taken Off and re. piss.
tered with same material as used Tor front
OF iail
cd. Bids for taking the old columns from
Belly OF Court House and repair OF belfry.
Also any repairs the roof may need y hat is,
the rafters or any timSers connected with
said roof.
Srd Bids for painting Blry, Court
House, Offices, Iron Fence and Brick
Columns of said fence, two costs Of rest ma
ter ial, plain and in colors, as the co nmit.
tee may dec de.
Bidders for Plasteriug and Painting will
specify the kind OF material they propose
to use
Board reserves the right to reject anv or
all bids CHAs. ID. DEL rERS,
ie23u Clerk Board Of Commissioners.
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Teaehers' Examination.

THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF,
applicants for positions as Ieachers
in the wheeling public schools, will take
place in the Fourth ward fcnool Hal, on
rbursday, July and, ensuing, commencing
Of Q O'Clock a. m. Candidates must be pre-
sent promptly at this hour. None but
actual applicants for positions as Teachers
for the ensuing year, nsed apply for exam. :
na.ion F. s. WILLIAMS,
Chairman Examining Committee.
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Fine Island Residence
FOR SALE.

T OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE, ON REA-
SDNABLEt rms, the property on North
Front street, Wheeling Island, wnere now
reside. The lois are fifty. and Sky
feet font and extend clear 10
the river There IL large, COM
1n0dious dwelling in excellent repair
thereon, containing Is rooms with all mod.
ern impr vements. There is also hne
new stable on the lot. On the GROUNDS are
frnit trees, grape vines arbors, flowers, &C.,
60 The res !ence + about tweIve minutes
walk from the center OF tn city, and Is an,
toget er a most desirable location 10 reSiue
For particulars apply at {. II. Beoth q
COS boat store, or on the premises
q. III. BUOTH.
iunel2h
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To1. SALE.

FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN.
a dred and three acres. ] w.I sell II IA
one lot or divide II In lots Of four or I'VE
acres 10 suit purchasers. There Is no bettef
and in Ohio county for market gardening;
sitnated within one mile OF the city OF
Wheeling. ,o O., ons
two, aud three years. For further partlcu-
'Si' GEO. ROBERTS,
SIS Main street.
4, OBRlEN,
Real Est pte Agent.
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Wheeling Island Driving Park
To SpOrtsmen and Others.

We the Undersigned, have rented the
above grounds and fitted them up in good
order, laid a good dancing floor IN Floral
h all aud will cover the same, so as TO pro
tect all who may rent II for Picnics, and
keep them dry snd in the shade. We will
also take Horses TO train to trot, run and
pace: so take colts and v I'D runaway and
sick, Iare, or any ailm-nt that they are
subject to will be treated with skill and care
The Track will be let to persons who may
want TO make a race, by making spplica.
ton. Season tickets can be had for So
each, giving the holder the privilege OF
driving each afternoon
A.P HANCHER, NJ. D., V. g.
msl3h JAMES A, UMPLEBY.
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soaps
Colgate's Sterling,
Cir Olive,
Pearl,
|. q. u,
Golden Banner.
CoOd Intent.
All kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
49,. 10 TISGLE & ISHAM.
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.Thc nelts OF Shandon."

Tho following beautiful tribute I'd atheT
pro,,, Francis Mahoney, appeared orig'nA-
II IN n Dublin journal soon after the death
~ Tho author of "Thc Bells q Shandos."
s"u ;s,sa a correspondent Of the Boston
,srI,,,,er "bv far the best Of the sewers III
Sscmor;am cffus.nus WHICH l rennalhcr
reading at the time Of the demise oi the
Irish wit, scholar, and poet:
TO TIE EMORY or fATHER rRoTT.
In decp Gcicc,oR. hut with Affection.
nf,rn think of those peasant tfnes
- ,bc d,vs Of Frgzrr. grc touched faznr,
Hn,r read and rcvcliehin ihr raos r9lymcs:
when in winc AID wsSssS we TO ne wtre 'asSA''
Niay ihe.telis Of Shand"n
Toll bIitbcv and bland OF
The plcasaat waters of Thy monof?'
Emil m ny n di,ty. both wise and WHY;
In this social ctvhavc hcaTd 'nsce ire,, ,,,t
fWith ik. glass before me, bow she dream 'a"''
Or ,h"sc ,I,ic svppers and i,iose vanished men ).
But no solg ha.h w"kcn' w!!S'R Ne, sun" ,ne "a ep
DIR hath left arokcn of sucn!ofi IN We
W '~'' As The bells Gf >h,ndon
:Etrnt sounds 50 ara':d on
Tho pIeosapt waters OF the E:ver Lee.
-rhe sorg, m-iodlous, ~hicis-a new harmonious.
"You"s ireland" ~reae~d ro"hd it' '.'e
With ,h,ir,dccp vihrati as and aspilaIioas,
Fling glorious insdn's,o or il S,,s ,nc,r,.
~, tbe s,nuir II ric ,,l,t,r:e owe 10 thcc--
OF the bells OF smhndoh
That sound 81 graRdpn
The ubesap, waters OF the River Lee.
rbcre-s q travc that rises thy sward. Devices
Where Moore lic>>Slc~;'ing from tiiis ahu ntar'
And a mhi,c stone. flashes er Golt'saih's ASHES
IL iheguic! cloi>1.rh! Tempe oar: ,,,,s a,s,
so, whcr, cr thou SI'el"S'' Win i''' '""' wy
sbas, Inv lard rc,ncrsher thy sweet song and RAee
while the bells OF ShaI don,
Shall sound So grand on
Tire pleasant wstcrs of The hi'cf Lee.
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"MoRE LOVE-" -Beware of shutting your
self up within certain narrow pale OF SYM
patty, and fostering unreasonable hatreds
and prejudices against others. An honest
hater is often a better fellow than cool
friend, but it is better not to hate ut all. a
good man will, as much as possible, strive TO
be shaken out OF himself, and learn to study
the eXcclcncies of persons aud parties to
whom he is naturally opposed. Never allow
yoursclfto indulge 10 sneering concentrations
OF large classes and sections OF your tel0w-be-
ings; that sort Of talk sounds big, but in fact
puerile. Never refuse to entertain man in
your heart because all the world is talking
against him, or becill>e he belongs to some
sect or party that everybody de>pi>e>; if be
is universally talked against, rs has happened
to many Of the best men in certain crcum.
stances, there is only so much the more need
that he should receive friendly Judgment
from you. ''Ilonor all men" is one OF
the many texts Of combined Sanctity and
Sapicncc with which the New Testament
aboundS; but this you cannot do unless you
try TO know all mcu; and you know no man
till YOU have looked with the eye of Il bro
thcr into the best that is in him. To do this
is the true moral philosophy, the best human
riches; Il wealth Which, when you have
quarrltd, you can proceed, as good, social
architect, TO build up the truth III love, with
regard 10 all men, and make your deeds IN
every point as genuine rs your words.-Pro
fcssOr Bidckie.
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ie % ids

rHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
TENTION OF TIE TRADE Is PARTICULAR.
LY ISYITED.-By virtue OF an execution in my
hands In favor Of John III. BowHl2nS administrator
against Charles NJ. Wallace and g.. a. Wallace,
shall proceed sell, at the store al Charles VI. Wal
lace on Cary -lreci, over the store OF Bland K Coz
on TUESDAY The l4th July. 1874, al 10 O'Clock.
his entire stock OF goods. consisting OF
10 barrels REAGAN x kuunLtR'S "ElSktI
average age SIX years, pronounced by judges to
he The finest Virginia whlskey;
) barrels tauquier county WHlShE1 eighteen
month, Old us per Stamps:
81 dcnij johns "NONDEoLRlPT- NHlShEl.
seven yeas old tuniqnr), suitable for clubs and
private cellars;
3 barrels celebrated William Wallacc's NOUN
TAIN DE- ~. Two years Old:
5 barrels BLACKBERRY BRANDY, old;
. barrels WINE VINEGAR;
barrels COLORING;
2 barrels SCuPPERNUNG WINE. two years old;
) boxes 1--WE d5zen) OUR OWN" WHlSkEh,
4s boxes jfnrty-eight dozen) BLACKBERRY
VINE: vintage 1SG7I,a purely medical arti-
I cask CHERRY BRANDY:
. one-eie htls casks BLACKBERRY BRANDY;
] barrel BITTEkS;
a,a narrcis BLACKlsERRY BRANDY;
pa barrels CORDIAL;
/ nlrrel FRENCH BRANDY;
Lot Of empty BARRELS and REGIlf1 ING
l large iKOv SAFE:
OFFICE FIXTURES. &C.: and sundry other arti-
Giles too numerous 10 mention.
And at the request OF MIR. T.. VI. Wallace, Will DC
Sold Immediate ely after the above sale, the GOO,
WILL OF the CONCERN zone of tue largest ana best
known in the United StateS) together win te-
cipcs. Brands Trade. Marks, &c OF William Wal
lace & Sons. -,,,
ty2 Sheriff city of Richmond
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chant on time be Is to put bis crops IN Inc
hands OF the merchant In time to meet bis dras,
at maturity, 50 that be will not be compelled
to advance the money. But in carrying OUT
this arrangement good faith and punctuailty
are indispensable on the part Of the farmer.
The acceptance of the commission merchant
can be used as cash, for the very moment IL
fails due 1t Is paid.
Ifshe farmer is compelled to hug on time,
it is much better that he should get his ac'
cenmodation at the hands OF his commission
merchant than anybody else, because, IN the
FIRST place, he makes his commissions for
selling the farmers crops, and when they
are sold he has the proceeds in his own
| hands with which to meet the farmers
drafts. This arrangem emit enables the farm
er to get some benefit from our banking
! institutions, which is generally denied him
Credit as conducted in the cities !:
good thing, but it is ruinous in the
country, and it is particularly hazardous
| this time, when so much decentralization eS
lists amongst the masses, and the Homestead
and other exemptions cover three-fourths q
the personal property of the State.
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By Grubbs l. Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rJ,RusTEE,s SALE OF THE HAND.
l SOME AND VALUABLE ESTATE KNOWN
A WsOIITAIRE, SITUATED ABOUT SIX
MiI,ES NORTH OF RICHMOND. ADJOINING
THE FARMS OF ABRAM WARWICK, DIR. D..
Y. POWELL AND J. B. CRENSHAW.-Ry var
Inc OF deed OF trust executed by c. g.. Palessie
and Wife to the subscriber, rs trustee dated sth
May, SOL, and duly recorded, being thefets To
Gaifed fy the creditors seo1Ted win sell at ane
ffon. up0n the premises, on MONDAY, 6hTuy,
Mt IL o'clock ST., the FARM above referred Ito to,
occunicd nv Mr.. PniesSie- II contains Ei n.,
HUNDRED AND TWESTT-SEpENo ASh Eli
more or less, and taken whole nes rs wei wei
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES are cleared, and pro
Spces finely in corn wheat and oats ann ~
sTnW Ing. About THREE HUNDRED ACkEs
me In WOOD and TIMBER. nu,FrI
l The improvements consist OF 2 eooa ~ barn
stables, and the usual other out-buHaapgsi ah III
s" There re is also a FINE ORCHARD.
THE FARM is WELL WATERED.
The neigtborhood Is one OF the best IN the 'ieh-
| ity of the city. uo.,,,. voluohle nro.
pertv which must increase In value with the CROWN
Of tile city. are Invited 10 examine The ABOVE oeioie
the day of sale. Rms, =, Tim IN, .o
of the aucIloneers. ,o,d T., ,,u
coils aS NAV he deemed best at the lime of the sale.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale Tor cash sum
Client 10 pay debt for about *2-iDO with the cx-
nenses OF sale added, hut II Is probable tnat more
favorable terms will he given as to those amounts
os tn the upon terms to he prescribed by the
crantor or his assigns, OF which announcement
Will be made at the time Of the sale.
WIZ w JOHN B. CRENSHAW, Trustee.
GPrBBS & WILLIAMS, AucttoDeeFs. je Gilt
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"W6o is that a statue OF 2" asked q lSdy
of her husband, pointing to an Apollo.
"The Apollo BetTdere."
Claw! how a1fectionatc you are, my
love. And now, darling, who was Apollo
Bclvey?"
An explanation on pronunciation followed
which We did not stay % hear.
Apropos Of the new pronunciation oil
FaneuiI, Boston paper says:
Uurrah tor che old-tiine pronunciation,
These new srNlcs want not we,
They receive ui:r hcartiest dt nunciatiop,
But with the blue blood we'll agree
Since Faneuil IS to be Fnnnii,
Then Daniel shall be Duunl,
Aud sTasie must he spunnil,
And 6.np4l will he funnil.
The story about woman being chained
in cellar in Kansas by her husband was q
sell. The mans name was A. w. Futile
awful he.
When the Car invites Victoria to St. Pc
tersburg, and insists that she Moscow, her
answer is simply "Neva"-Er.
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BY II. NJ. Lee. AuctionSer.
No. 1O14 Main street.

rTRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
i STORE ON MAIN STREET BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
By virtue OF deed Of trust from Alfred Poindex-
ter to the UNDERSIGNED, bearing date Oh the 10Th
day Of October, l $780, and recorded In the clerks
ONCE of the Richmond Chancery Conrt, y. u. 90:
and page 152, by request OK the holder OF one OF
the notes described and secured In said deed. de-
faRlt having been made In the payment OF said
note, will proceed to sell ut public aucton TO the
hight 81 BIDDER, on the premises, ut O'Clock 2. ~,
on FRIDAY the 10th day Of July. 1874, the pro-
perty described In said deed as lying OH the north
side of Main street between -Four teeth and Fi:-
tecnth streets. together with all the improvements
there on. now In the occupancy of f. H. valentine.
The above described property was sold by me at
public auction on the 23d day OF January, 1874.
ut which sale the heirs of James Ii. Poindrxter
were the highest bidders ana the purchaser having
failed to comply with the terms of sale, will pro-
coed 10 sell the said property rs above described ON
their account, and at their risk and cost.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 defray the expenses
of executing this trust, and to pay OFF aud discharge
q certain negotiable note described and secured by
said deed, made by Alfred Poindextcr for ~ 600,
with accrued interest: balance on such terms as
may be made known at The time OF sale
JAMES Z. GODDIS.
Ia On Trustee.
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A Modern Geography.

This Is the latest essay in geography OF
the newest humorist of the period, him OF
the New York Ecenin9 Telegram,
Africa produces negroes and ostriches.
The negroes are powerful class when the
wind is favorable, and generally come over
10 this country tor the purpose of getting
into the South Carolina Legislature. The
ostrich was constructed exclusively for the
show business, and lives principally on
hOrse.sboes. Some one in Africa, years
ago, lost the source of the Nile, and liberal
rewards have been offered to the
man who will return it TO the own
.ef, no Questions asked. King Kofee
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By Grupb5 " Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiDneerS,
Eleventh sfrnrt hltMneu Main and Bank.

THAT MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
l. DENCE No. IL. on SHE SOuI II SIDE ~
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN FOCsHEE
AND FIRST STREETS, WITH TIE FlRST-
CLASS BUILDING LOT ADJOINING. AT a W
TtoN.-Ou WEDNESDAY, Sth OF July al D.
o'clock T. NJ. we will sell. upon the premises the
Rr.SInEN' + tnr many years of llarics I. Wor-
than. Esq, situated Is above.
IL has ten rooms Besides closets, bath room. &c
kitchen aud laundry with four rooms. stable ana
carria. e-houSc and two c0a-houscS, all al brick,
in good order, aud with all modern Improvements
affachcd
The LOT fronts 65 feet. runs back about 100
feet 10 Il wide paved alley, aud VIII he SOLD AS Il
whole CT may he subdvdcd SO rs TO sell Il splendid
building lot adjoining the house on the west.
Few residences or locations In the city present so
many inducements to persons seeking residences
desirable in every respect.
IERMs: At sale. GnUBBS WILLIAMS,
;v0 Auctionpcrs.
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By Lyme &c Brother,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

- aG1-1Oo0 ACRES OF VALUABLE
LLAND, WHICH COULD BE READILY SUR
DIVIDED INTO SMALL LOTS. LYING And
BEING IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO: JUST
OUTSIDE OF THE CDRPukATE LIMITS, IN =
STREET, ADJOINING THE OLD FAIRFIELD
RACE-C0uRSE. AND IN REAR OF THE PRO-
PERTY OWNED BY VALENTINE HEChLEk,
SIR, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOE.-We snail, at the
request of the owner sell at public auction. on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 9th LAY OF July,
1874, at o'clock Z. NJ. the ahovc-descrihed pro-
perty to which we would call the special attention
of parties wishing to Invest
TERMS: At sale. ,,-- ..~,
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BY Chailin, Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioncers and Agents,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE UNDIVI-
Z DtD TWENTIETH OF THE TRACT OF
LAND KNOWN AS "kESWlCk," ON JAM rs
RlVER-By virtue Of Il decd OF trust executed ID,
ID. W. Archer and VI. j., his wife, 10 the subscriber
as trustee dated January 18th, 1874, ana duly re-
corded. will sell ut auction, in front Of the Office
Of Chailin. staples & Co, No. II Tenth street,
Richmond. Va, on MONDAY the Gin day of July,
1874. at q O'Clock L. NJ. one undivided twentieth
part OF the tract Of land known us keswicS, con-
tanning about EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES, more
or less lying partly in the county Of PowlIatan and
partly I'm The county Of Chesterfield.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 80 defray the expenses Of
sale and To pay off bond Of four hundred dollars
with iutcret thereon ut per cent per annun from
the 9th day OF May, 1874 till pad, and the resi-
due, II any, Oh one and two years credit. secured
Uy decd OF trust. NJ. ". STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAFFlN. Staples l. Co., Anctloneers.
it 5-pOIlls
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CHEKIFF'S SALE OF l. I b Il y 4 \
- FURNITURE. Piano, SC.-Iiy virtue Of AL
execution i'll my hands in favor OF John il. Bow
mans administrator against Charles NJ, Nauact
and q. \. Wallace, ! siit! proceed TO sell at the
residence Of Charles VI. Wallace. On Candles Hlll
on THURSDAY the 10th day of july. S14, com,
mcncinc nj 0 o'clock. his large AMI wclI-c crcd
LIBRARY. containing over 1000 volumes. among
which are many valuable ancient AND modern
works. Mr.. Wallace has spent years IN the selecfloi
of This NDrary and IL Is seldom that such rich and
rare intIiIcemenr is offered 10 purchas ers Together
with these, | shall offer Tor sale AL his H. r
IlOL ID and KITCHEN FURNITURE. consisting
of the usual variety; Il lir"c collection OF PlI-
TIRES. and one Plano. all In 20 II condition.
TEny.. CASH JOIN ". WRIGHT.
ia sheriff of The Civ of LiClinIOnd.
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By Grubbs Z Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT IN
/ MANCHESTER, ON THE WEST SIDE Of
R.IERpIDfiE STREET BETW ZEN Law
HENCE AND JONES STREETS. AT ACC-
TOMAS trustee in a certain deed OF trust IRON
" I CIopton trustee for Sarah J. Moore, the wife
or G. f. Moore to the Undersigned, dated oath Of
June, 1872 shall sell at auction, on the premises,
on FRIDAY, 10th July, ut 8 O'Clock = W., Inc
LOT conveyed In sad deed, fronting SO feet on
R,inbrid,e Street between Jones and Lawrence
streets and running back $50 feet 10 an alley 20
feet wide. Upon this lota DWELLING HOUSE
has been erected.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and note for y62. &C. with interest thereon nj The
rate of O per cent per anpum from 2Th Decent
her 1873, I'LL paid and the residue upon such
terH,s us the grantor in said deed may prsScribr.
WI Z. ". GREB6S. Trustee.