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TERMS OF SALE.

Ouc-fpurIh cash and ia" r"Sidu" In thr,
equal instruments ia six, lively" and 'Igh
teen months from day at sale, with Inter
,~i from said day Hl The rat" Of per rrH'
per Hunum, deferred iu>ialmouts I" be-,
cured either by deed oi trust upon TIA" pro.
perry. pr 10y retaining Ia" IN" until Co.,"
purchase money l. paid, AMI IN th" r1rs
OF improved property, 10y assignment "i
sufficient insurance on the bulIdIu-.
thereon.
At the same time ana pluc" viii b" ,".i
lur cash, 10y the undersigned, ON" WATCH
two Horses, one Mare, one Cow, one Bu--N
and Single Harness. one Share ui the o..
tai Stock OF the West Virginia AgricUI'HU
al Society ol Wheeling. and lajl >hu-
OF the capital Stock oi ia" SuprrIur Ma
chine Company. 4. j. CLARKE
". u. HUBBARD
Assign.
WHEELING, March :. $50. mrs H. 90 1 '
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NJ O r &c e.

DInS FOR THE BUSINESS or THE
d Fire and Marine Insurance tSnrauy
If Wheeling. will he received at The cflice
NJ the company, or 10y \. Wilson and John
Reid. committee. until March 2jth. lS1j.
mrlla L. Ii. COLLIER. SeCy.
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Notice Of stockholders Meet
ing.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED CORPORATORS
of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company OF Wheeling, West Va. hereby
Stockholders of said corporation, will be
held on the 18th day OF March. $50. al 10
o'clock Il. M, nj No. 1910 Market street in
the City of Wheeling, W. Va. for the pur-
pose Of rlrc;ing a Board of Directors. max
ing bylaws. and tran>actinG any other
business which may lawfully he done by
the SAID stockholders in general meeting.
4 WILSON y. &. ROBINSON,
r. j. STONE, II. - HMI l.BACk,
n E.IlST, G.. Ed. MENpEL.
/ X. BOTSFORp, {. J. RAWLING,
W. FILINGHAM, y. CALDWELL.
NJ. POLLOCK, I. IL. LOGAN.
marhi
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PUBLIC SALE

| WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SAIE go.
l. the premises, at O'Clock, on ,;kt ~
DAY, March 10Th, 1875, my House ana = q. a.
situated IN .tinaviil@' H"mou, count. ".
a good cellar, pantry W.i u.r.i, al, IIGl'',"',
finished ami in good condition az e 3.
made known on day ~ .al.. ''''"'
mrlli CHRISTINA N. II ARISTI\r
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NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, W. VA, March IS, $50.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL c,i 81 ,I nE,
reiyed al the Office of the CltE 'ieIh
n91tiI Tuesday, March I'D, at o'clock, =.
VI for The use of the Coal Scales located al
Daniel BodIey's Coal Bank, said bids 10 d. D.,
for one wear, and To keep said scales t III
soo,. o,I. City Clerk.
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St0rE holders Personally Liable
aud Il, n rescnting over 100000.
ptH EWES DEPOSITS AND DIS
N counts Paper.
Deals in Gold, silver, Coin an
Sterling Exchange.
Sells drafts on England, Ireland, Franc
Germany and other prominent parts
Europe. ,.,..
BUYS and sells Government, stale, CITY
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special deposits.
Special attention given 10 collections.
y. G. LIST, President,
g. LAMB, CuShjer,
JOS. SEYBOLD, assistant C'%htsr.
ionl5
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,,,,,.,c,n. area nation ofDyspep-

,;cs.-We live fast, dissipate ana MI carry
,rnyr. We drink all kinds OF alcoholic
spirits, and swallow, without maNtlci'lloh'
,Inrk ,,rraSr, and every kind of llfe-deS-
irnyInr SvStrm-clOgglng, indlGcStlDle
to0i, Dr. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bit-
tors will romovc the evil effects, and the
recovered parlcnt, with pure, ,Nltalized
electrical blood flowing through ms VEINS
,'iIr h,,y,.,, cI,,rrrhcad and a cooler judy
mcut. which added to experience, Will
,tII>t,' him to abstain in the future. mIjb
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New Good5,

CARPETS AND WALL PAPER, Az
u RIVING daily tor the Spring Trade.
BY an early call you can have Il large AS
S0rtmcnt Of both TO select from, ~
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AUCTION SALE.

DESIRING TO QUIT BUSINESS |
will sell, on Saturday, March 2Uth,
1878, at 10 o'clock a. m, my stock of Grocc-
ries, and lot OF sundry articles, ut my
store on Market square.
mrl6i RlCHAtD NoLAN.
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FOR RENT.

,ToRE ROOM so. - WASHi\"I'@
> Hail Building, from April J, IT,. ..
amir. OF VIM. =. op,u"ru or /. II. Ml...m
March g. So.
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Trustees Sale.


Beginning at 10 o'clock a. IA. at the. ,r.....
door OF the Court House OF ohio cDur.
sell 10 the highest ami best biiarrfuT,....
the following described personal pruu.r,,
tO-wIt: ! Fine Piano, Fin, Srrirt..,
and Book Case combined. / Fine ~t..
board, Folding Bed Iouug, Fine ".
nut Chamber suit, consisting of I EuIr...
Wash Stand and BrdStcad with W.y.,
Wire Mattress; Set Pur,ur Fumlluu. ra.
>i>tiug oiG Wall Chairs, ! H>'or Cham
Rocking Chairs and lvtr: Walnut 10. .
Ease. smoking q hair. liza, Rack I! Ian.
Looking Glass. Writing Desk, Wa,U
Stand. Brd>trud with Mattress, > Bru>,. D.,
Carpets, Set Dining Chairs, ENtru>..
Table, Step Ladder, and other huu>rhu.
goods.
I. II WILL AfS Trp-f....
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-r:.r,y wears has tested the value OF
Hr. A. - TOdd's Aufi-Biilious ana


Liver PiliS.l
THE BEST PILL NOW lN.CSE
For Billiousne>s
Use Dr. \. =. IOdd'S Pills.
.-'- For Liver Complaint,
Use pr. \. =. Todd'S nils
For Dyspepsia,
Use Dr. \. =. Todd'S tills.
For Sick Headache,
Use Dr. \. =. TOdd'S pills.
For DiSordered Stomach,
Use Dr. \. :. TOdd'S Pills.
For Indigestion Of Food,
Use sDr. \. :. Todd's Fills.
FOR Constipation OF Bowels.
Use Dr. A. =. Todd'S Pills.
For PalpitatiOn of the Heart
Use DR.. ~ =. Todd'S Pills.
For Impurty oft the Blood,
Use Dr. y. :. TOdd'S pills.
For Pains IN the Head
Use 'Dr. \. =. TOdd'S Pills.
Cor Pains In the Side,
Use ~ \ = I"""H fliIs.
,-LAiGiILIS BRITH Frs a. COLI
PROPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists and -Deale every
whore.
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y. B.-Thr above goods can he seen r.,
the Furniture and Carpet rooms g. M.r
del, Booth a CO.. ll2i Main street. msa.
". II. MAILER. AMrIIOmrrI.
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For Cincinnati and intermediate
Points.

Points.
r-s A., THE NEW AND SWIFT
"v..Sll.a.siS stern wheel passenger Stea N
- n 1IIST5%, VIM. NJ. List, Master; SharilS
d. List Clerk, Will leave for the abHIE on
saturday, March the 10Th inst, al n,ci"cn
u. III. For freight or passage app! V"
mrI5r c. II. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
WILLIAM A. LIST AND liAKh1 vi;
w List, have been ms Sv GaS Ir'n''''''"
as partners in the Bank "I "''''"7'
March II $50.
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u. e. LIST, do7ri - -,
HENRY Il. LIST, "ih,u> ',N
WIN. \. LIST, hAhi'' '" "
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rur VIEW TARIFF BILL.

1t has suddenly been found out that
the management Of the Government has
been frightfuny cXtravagant, and that
the expenditures have considerably out
stripped receipts For tins reason 1t be
came necessary that additional revenue
.b,uld he raised, which, of course, could
only ba done by additional taxation. But
what TO tax? WAS the question. The
President wanted restoration of the
du,y ON tea and coffee, and so recon-
mended. The Committee on Ways and
Mean, were unwilling, however to incur
,be responsibility. and consequent I'M
popularity, Of causing an increase in the
nri,, Of these necessaries OF HE
arl 50 It was recommended that
whisky and tobacco should be selected
Whether or not the President regarded
these two latter articles as more neccs-
s,ry than the former is not known. At
any rate he failed to recommend tieh
~ better able to sustain the additional
burden.
Hgt the committee thought differently,
o,5 therefore it was urged that ar ad-
di,i,paI tax of scots per gallon be added
70 III, present rates on spirits, making
,betsx in future, one dollar per gallon
This a, first. made the holders Of spirits
happy. for as this tax was not to apply
to the stock already on hand, the Pr''"
would be proportionally nd
vsnccd. and rich harvest WAS
in anticipation, and because
such action was merely mentioned, dis
titled spirits advanced in Chicago from
o. cents to $l.lO per gallon, and similar
excitement was experienced in other
Cite. Blu, change came over the spirit
If their dreams, for it was sscertained
that in addition 10 the increased tax Of
thirty cents per gallon on spirits in future
fifteen cents was to be placed on all stock
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MISCELLANEOUS.
]. B. L|PP|NCOTT & cos
NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN FR,\.

Written by himself. Embracing
account Of his Ancestors, and a Ar.,,
graphy OF the first filty years Of LI,r...s-
with continuous story Of MS la'.r, -
and the events OF his times. Frgr! ~
original manuscripts, printed CORE, ..'
deucv, and other writings. Nov
edited by the Hon. John B!gr..yg ".'
Minister 10 France. In three CROW,
volumes, of about $50 pages each u
Portraits from Steel. Price per vOIr,
Extra cloth, $3.50; library extra 81
call, gilt $50.
All any one should dispute H-a.
this work 10 place in c.a'.r.r'.
literature, the answer is al aa.. A.
facts OF which Mr.. Blgeluw prr>r..,..
statement, and in the admirable g.,..
In which he has carried H. plan -.
execution. ~. J. Tribune.
I'VE know ONO volume which w.. v......
more willingly commend To- the stud.
our fellow citizens, young and oil. Rim.
those in which the Lippincutt> Aay.g.,
US the raSult OF Mr.. BlgrlOw'> pD>.a,
researches into the life and rharar,r-
Benjamin Franklin. "--HD',. G.a',.
The Hon. John BigclOw. We'll know ..
diplomacy and journalism, has cuua--.
a real service on American literature. r
his new edition of the Life of Elnk..
1t Is one OF the best Specimen.
book-making We have seen. "-Nela >.
Herald
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in bond prior to the passage OF this act
This caused corresponding depression,
and kilograms were Immediately sent to
Washington from Cincinnati Chicago,
and other points, stating that if this ever
became law the large holders Of spirits
would be ruined.
But, in spite of everything, the
bill was remorselessly advocated By
Mr.. DAWES and others, and already
we read that the chances of its passage
has caused feverish activity among
liquor men. and the large dIstIllerIes'
generally, are being worked to their ut
most capacities to turn out all the spirits
possible before the law goes into effect
while liquor in bond J., being taken out
Us fast as may be.
Beside, the above, it is proposed to
lew an additional tax Of ten per cent on
the following articles;
On MI manufactures of cotton or OF
which cotton is the component part Of
chief value.
On all woods. hair of the alpaca goat
and other animals, and all manufactures
wholly or in part of wool or hair of the
sIpaca and other like animals.
ON all iron and steel and on all manu-
features of iron and steel, of which such
metals. or either of them shall be the
component part of such machinery.
On all metals, and onall manufactures
of metals of which either o! them Is the
component pert of chief value.
On all paper and manufactures OF
paper.
gutta pcrcha or straw, and on oilcloths OF
all descriptions.
On glass and glassware, and on I'M
wrought pipe clay, fine clay and FullerS
earth
On all leather not otherwise herein
provided for, and on all manufactures OF
skins, bones, ivory, horn and leather, and
on licorice paste and licorice juice.
/ All this together it Is claimed, will
bring in an additional income Of $50
/ OOO 900 which is about the amount re-
onired to meet the expenses of the gov
eminent and supply sinking fund
towards paying OF the principal of the
public debt.
There are many in Congress, and the
country who thing that there is really no
necessity for this increased taxation, but
that the present revenue with proper
economy. and & wise administration Is
sufficient. Others too look upon this tax
on spirits as iob gotten up in the IN
teres,s of the whi>key ring (which has
already so prominently figured in the his
tory Of the country during the past few
wears. and, in fact, regard the whole bill
as only means for procuring fund for
carrying on the next freS!-
Dental campaign. Certainly this is
some reason for ali these opinions. No
doubt but "thcres millions in it, for the
favored set who have the ear of Congress
and that desperate effort, in which No
stone is To be left unturncd, is to be made
to revive waning political supremacy
But, be these things as they may, it Is, to
say the least, very unfortunate for the
Republican party. that just now, as 1t Is
about to lose it, hold Of power, the fact
should be ascertained that the Govern
mcut has been so cxtravagantlY managed
under It's guidance, as to demand to'
its requirements the additionl eXpenditur,
of So great sum.
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THE CAPITAL REMOVAL.

And 50 the telegraph informs us that,
at last. alter Il long and Storm discus
sion. and much huIG work. the bill 10
remove the Capita 20 Whee.irg has
passed.
This action must rebound greatly 10
the credit Of the legislature, ard We con-
graduate the people Of the State IL hav-
ing the Capital in more accessible To-
cality than that from which it vi, be
removed.
True it has long been a popular 'Gea
that the seat of government Of State
should be fixed as nearly the centre rs
possible. And this idea WAS the correct
one in the younger days Of this country,
when the only dependencies for interior
travel were horses and wheeled vehicles.
But railroads have changed all this now,
and have rendered, as in this case, many
localities far removed from central, the
most easily reached and convenient.
On account of these facilities furnish
ed both by rail and water, as well as
from lis being the chief city in the State
Wheeling certainly afforded by far the
.tnorI,l ,.o,;,r for the conitol ot
h;.,;.,o and - .oIoction is b,tb wise and
nruIrnt
I no ,;u
t.~...'','.....,,.r,, So earnest
~ -. ..,h ia. that
W., ''' " -. ~ :, >. no
- :, ard u course ., the
"',''" - - .,a
"''''',-''' NJ, cn.t
D.'''' 49, ,u,r .rd
ILL.,, - ,ho NOVA
"t ;...,.,l..r;,r,r, bo ,o,i,ri-
"''' y, ~ - - oodoni IN fool
> 49,
'"1 i..,.u..I
r.. a,,h;so;,y
A.. .....,..., o,d understandable energy
" ,',.,;., :. J.. osar,s 70 hrirr
20 f''' I.h;. had, ,.o. an
about '''> '''''''
''"'''' '", .'I.,g7.,'a,,h.hi,,h
f''''' ''' ,,.... .,1 ,r,,or;,od ard
est .'SP,''''''''' ., ,,,,,no,3.tIa
''"5 "' " ~. o,,r,s roo ne WA.
H.. -,,,nl,, -, c,.Sna,ker
-, 49,, ,, bf. civ and bv
" .,., So,a,or. hint also received
~ , ,.l,.,3. all from tbo
. u,a p.rl.rsb,ro section
-" pr,.>.,.r IF Weston Senator
r..,..u,, ,, R.rkcIcv and many
..r.... .,,b.. Second District
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N,C,fDRASDTM.

Rv n decree VI the Circuit Court of ONO
onnnty' entered on the 18th of February.
ISGa he above mentioned tracts Of ~ '1-Im.
iGS acres, and the coal underlying ne tract
of lgl acres, were divided ana phri,ill"n,I,
luis Iunsford. who held undivided IN
t"r"sts therein. Said decree or PARTITION is
recorded i'm the Office of the Clerk OF the
County Court of Ohio county, lin deed book
Jun! ,,.,. jJI GO fcbS
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main st.
Have now in store and for sale

Have now in store and for sale:
200 Halt Bhls Lake Herring.
loo White Fish.
300 No. 3 Mackerel.
2n1 {" No. ? Mackerel
400 Packages Mackercl, > and in quarter
barrels and kits.
- TicrceS choice Carolina Rice.
80 Bhls choice y. O. Molasses.
~ HhdS choice y. .. Sugar.
~ BblS Syrups.
no BblS Standards \. i, Extra c. Granu.
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars.
500 Bills Flour embracing White Rose,
Keystone, Idlewise, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime TO choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime 10 choice G. p.
Teas.
~ Caddies prime TO Choice G. p. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces Halbrook's ]. r.
Miliiner'S. PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands, among the best in the coun-
trv. Our stock is full and complete, and
will be offered To the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers TO
call and EXAMINE our stock before purch-
aSiug elsewhere.
marble NELL x ELLlNGHAM.
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We see that during civil suit pending
in Court al Huntington, this State. day
or two since one Of the witnesses, Mr..
c. DoNNELLA, while tcsti:ylng, was
called ID liar, by DR.. BUr.E' one OF
the parties tothe suit. DOME. \ struck
ByTLE~. and was instantly stabbed in
the bowels by the latter who w@- prompt
ly arrested, and IS kept awaiting the re-
suit OF the wounds. Such -ccnes in a
Court OF Justice are hi hly cult able, and
should be- discountenanccd with the
greatest ,rycrity.
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BY Percy Fitzgerald, IN" F.S.A, auth.
of"Liir Of Garrick, Tho h,mblrs, 90.
l2mo. Extra cloth, 500.
The subject itself IS exceedingly a',f..
tive, and Mr.. Fitzgerald Is thoroughly s..
home with 10. The result j. a very ru,..
tanning and charming volume, filled " ..H
vivid sketches ana anecdotes ui p,T>..,
and times that possess unusual attructn,
ness for all readers.
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IOIIN THOMPSON,

And other stories. ~ Louisa PHrr, Hu'hu
of Dorothy Fox, etc. lUuo. Sew odlllU'
tinted cloth. printed pIuameuta'ion, e.
Extremely we'll told stories, int Poo.
ing IN characters and incidents, am
aud Wholesome In sentiment. '-
ButcllmUT Uud REFLECTOR.
well written, hearty ana whOl'sn.
90 CHicugo LdrdHcc.
Clever, fresh and pleasant, I'm
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FOR RENT.
For RENT.

TWO NICE COMFORTABL ROOMS
~ in the new building, No. ll2s
LII Main street, suitable for Office or bed
i' also the magnificent Hall IN the same
building, now occupied pN inc N"I,rlE
Literary Society. FoSseSSi"h gwen NP'"
LIST. .,..,,,u., onr1yto
FoI p''' q. ". FRANZHEIM,
,h,o, No. llS3 Market street.
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THE LIVEi.EES,

And other Short Stories. ~ SaUa ".
ter Kellogg. With IrUniIsp.,rr
Paper, 80 cents.
These stories ar" thoroughly Ii'-.
brilliant and captivating.
"Thc Liy,lI,-' Is % sketch ui lHiu'-
life made thrilling by the Iutr-du"'...
incidents Of TIA" great chicago i-'-i h.
deIiJhiu .4yr.
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GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL
,-.,T.rn IYU

Having purchased the entire furniture
and taken Il lease of this magnificent hotel,
have admitted Mr.. samuel VI. Turner;
formerly of the old fremont House ana
lat. of the Palmer House, Chicago, ana
MIR. TYLER b. GaSkill, formerly OF me
Revere House, Boston, to an interest In Inc
business, which will conducted under the
name of join Ii. DiNAhE " W.
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THE HOUSE covers one entire block

THE HOUSE covers one entire block
having a frontage south and east OF over
no feet. Is admirably located for the con-
yruience of guests; is thoroughly bull IN
th,. best manner, with All modern I'M
nrovrments. Every flOor from basement
10 roof, encloScS a four inch laNar oicemcnt
which, with other safeguards render II
practically FuE-PEoOF. The ventilation
Is perfect, and the whole is being r"iltt"d
with the addition of new ana elegant
furniture rs required.
The service table and other accOmmoda-
tions being the same To nil guests, will bc
maintained fully up to the high standard
of their predecessors, and equal To- any
house in this amy other country, but Inc
proprictors have decided To meet the just
cXpectatiun Of the public In these times of
financial depression by graduating prices
"a; from $500 To $50 per day, according To
the location OF the rooms occupied.
f.bI5 JOHN IL. DRAKE.
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CROWNED PALM-LAND

\ story ~ African mission Lii". ~ f.
II. Nassau. with Illustrations. l2m.
Extra cloth, Sl.1b.
This yulum" rouiaIuSHu exceedingly b..
tcrcStIng memoir, pr"Scutiu" vivid u..
turc OF mission lit uu th, African Goa.
with all its dangers, NicIseltud"s, ana u.
NnnI nrL.a
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y l'''iilN ~ W
JOHN IL. Ebfktk T..
NOTICE

JIOIDEBS OF BONDS OF OHIO COUN-
Ill TY numbered 80, 100, Dol -, 70, III,
4, are hereby notified that the same Will
be paid al tic Banl; OF Wheeling, on tn"
Isl day OF March next, 1873, and that inter
NJ RELY,
President of the BOARD Of commissioners
rfnhin cnunty W Va Zebra
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WHAT a BOY {!

Problems concerning him. !. What sHH.
himself" III. VINO Is tD blame for the DHr
sequences? Ey Julia A. Willis. W.
Fronti>pircc Emo. Extra cloth. SIiJ.
\ book OiStcrlug worth, which not only
boys, but everybody interested lu boys,
u.IlI rnmI with rurI. ILn.IelII,.
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CHARTERS.

4 Romance. Ry Mary VI. Mrlin", author
Of" Muuiargc's Legacy, 80" In SIX Months.
l2mu. cloth, 81 ~.
\ finely written and thoroughly "uJVN
able romano" of English Illr; a book 'hr'
Will b" sure 10 meet tho popular utst" DO
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BOUND by HIS vows:

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the German uf +. N,Iu'r i6mo. So.
edition, tinted cloth, Printrd uruamrn"
ton, SID.
The tale is well connected, vigorous ni
original ~ many particulars; ih" trans a
ton fluent and free nom IdIUHl~. II "t.
BE- commended Ia lovers Of good S'uIf
IHuGd, iphtu ND,h american.
"a story Of decided power and merit
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WIE.DM0OR

\ Novel. BY Florence Burckrtt .2m.
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-EA cellar, large yard III Eoou repair
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FOR RENT.

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A MODERN CREsSIDt

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