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Trustees Sale

DY VIRTUE OFTWO CERTAIN DEF -
ID of trust made by A. l.. Wiley 10
undersigned Us Trustee, and on rr
among the public land records OF
county, Will, on
Wedne dsy. March 2ith. 1915.
Beginning at 10 o'clock Il. m, at thu g. .
door OF the Court House Of ohio count.
sell 10 the highest and best bidder iOrr.,i
the following described personal prUpy..
to-wit: | Fine Piano, | Fine Srcr., pa,
and Book Case combined, Fine sid.
board, Folding Bed Loung, Fine w.,
nut Chamber suit, consisting al Euf,a.
| Wash Stand and BedSt"Hd with Woven
Wire Mattress; Set Parlur Furniture yur.
sistlng off Wall Chairs, Castor Chair.
Rocking Chairs and lTete: Walnut h..
Case. smoking chair, Hat Rack Ian.
Looking Glass, ! Writing Desk, . Vast
stand, Bedstead with Mattress, , Bru>,u
Carpets, Set Dining Chairs, ENtru>.u,
Table, step Ladder, and other hou>ruD,
goods.
l.. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
y. B.-Thc above goods can be- seen u
the Furniture and Carpet rooms OF &. Men
del, Booth 4 Co.. 1924 Nain street, mr.
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

! By Francis Liebcr, LID. Author Of"Civil
! Liberty and Self-Goyernment." New
and Revised edition. Edited by The
odore D. WoolSey, LID. $40. 2vols.
Extra cloth, $500.
"The editor has incorporated some notes
and other material left by the author, has
made multitude OF minor corrections,
verified the citations, and added some
notes OF his own. The work, therefore, is
rendered doubly fresh and valuable. -
Boston Journal.
Few words Of the sort hav
won higher praise from eminent authori-
ties than the late Prof Francis Licbcr'S
Manual OF Political Ethics Story and
ent being among the number Of those
who have given II warm commentators
N. y. Independent.
"The learning of the treatise is Incomes
table. The need ofthiS learning IN TINS OF
all countries and more now than ever be
fore, is equally patent. And IL Is poSittv"
that the doctrines discussed will survive
and be active as long as mankind. '-IHH-
ddelphid North american.
This * the earliest of the three great
works on political science which gave to
Or. Lieber Il foremost place among writers
on this class OF subjects Boston Trans
cript.
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rxcIIsHLUTHERAN CHURCH

,xrrENTH STREET. FREE SEAT
svsten. Rev. A. NJ. Milestone,
81 Somerset, Pa, will preach at 1917 a; NJ.
and Up. NJ, tomorrow. ? p. NJ, sunday
school praise meeting and black board
lesson several addresses. Hnrl3
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Observation-Disclosures LIFE

The Story of Ny Career aS Student and
Professor, With Personal "reminiscences
OF Goethe, Schiller, NOvalis, and Others.
BY Heinrich Stefiens. Translated by VIM.
l.. Gage. New Edition. l2mo. Fine cloth.
sl.2j.
"The book is absorbing, and we could not
lay il down unread, not only on account OF
the interest of the life speaking through
it, but for the brilliant constellation around
lt."-7he Philadelphia PTeJbytel ian.
THE volume will be intensely interest
ing 10 all who take an interest in the great
men and rich literature Of Germany. -
81. Louis Republican,
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WHEELING, ". VA, March Il, lN55,I
Sealed proposals will be- received a. PFC
Office Of the CITY clerk, until Tuesday.
day OF March lS5j, AT . p. m, for tie maa
ing and delivering OF all III" Casting, DOL.
the City Of Wheeling may want iOI ur'
year, except water pipes, stop cocks 1880.
fire plugs. Bids to b" endorsed, "Fr""H
sails for aStings for city, addressed tn Dill.
Chairman Committee on Water Murn.
mrlI f. A. BRITT. CITY t.....
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STARTING OUT.

a story OF The Ohio HillS. By Alexander
Clark, author Of "Schoolday Dialogues,
THE Old Log Schoolhousc,' etc. Illus
trated. Emo. Fine cloth. Sl.2j.
"The authors style and power Of express
sion are peculiarly attractive, and no one
cnn read what he writes, without feeling
that he is In the intellectual presence OF
one earnest and sincere in all That he says,
or thinks, or undertakes. st. Louis Times
something lively for winter evenings.
II is stirring, race story, illustrated 10y u
dozen original designs. and DcauIiiHii ,y
printed and bound. The Seu1ehcSe ga
zehe.
"Tnesimple announcement ofthe issue"
the work is enough to create Il genera ur-
size 70 read it."-SyrinUield, ohio, RePUb-
Hcun.
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DISCIPLES CHURCH-CENTRE
WHEELING.

ASTOR. II. A. PALLISTER. REGU-
LAR services Lords Day, morning
10 30: evening, 700: Sunday School a: m.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening, :OO'
Elder J. NJ. Tribe, Of bethany ColIesc'
will preach tomorrow morning anu eNeii
inc All seats free. The public are cordi-
aliy invited to attend. Strangers welcome.
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THE MAMBI-LAND;

or. The ADVENTURES ora HeraId lOfr'Spoh-
dent I'm Cuba. BY James j. O'kelly'
l2mo. With Frontispiece. Extra cloth
sl.75.
"Leaving aside It's historical interest, the
whole story is OF very romantic ANA eN-
ching nature, and the book Is one OF the
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Orper in The most unmistakable manner. -
y y. Commercial advertiser.
"uis narrative is spirited, and will he
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rerr OF n cool and intrepid J"uthai,t
through the heart Of strange ana nan,
civilized country. Swarming with h"ice
belligerents. Chicago I'to"'e'
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Notice Of Stockholders Meet
ing.

rpHE UNDERSIGNED CORPOR NIuE-
Of tn. Fir" and Marine Iu-Uraa
Company OF Wheeling, West Va. BOO. Hr
give nOlIc" that % General M.'iIU- . ..
stock holders Of said corporation, 80
held on tho 18th day OF March, ~ r
o'clock a. M, at 40. l2iU Market -'raf .
the City OF Wheeling, ". Va, for ~. I..
pose of clec'ing Board OF Director, r..a
Ing bylaws, and trausact'ug any H'.
business which may lawfully n"aH..
the SAID s'ockhold"r, iu general u".
a. WILSON, A.. Rob- ~,
T.. J. STONE, II. SIHN a.,A, '
II. X. LIST, .. ID. "
J. X. BOT~FORD, RANL.Eg.
". ELLINGIAM, A.CALbH s...
NJ. POLLOCK, I. II. LDGAE
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MALCOLM.

4 Romance. BY George Macdonald, author
NJ Robert Falconer," "Alec Forbes, >"
"Ranald Bannerman," etc. Syo. Fine
cloth. $50: paper cover 81.
at is the most mature, elaborate and
highly-nniShed work OF its distinguished
author whose other novels have had an
~ytrn0rdinary success" 80 Philadelphia
Eicnng bulletin.
at is a production of great merit, the
interest of which becomes intensified 10
the very close ST. Louis Times.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE, THE TWO BUILDIN...
@,N known Us the Government h.
ings, on the corner Of Chaplin ~.
18th streets, will be sold low. Tie GO -.
building, possession can os had Ina :
ately; the other one on the first co
April. For particulars enquire OF w
THEODORE FISg
No. li2l Chapline stree.
marIo ROY CONES
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
]. 3. LIPPMCOTT & co.'s
NEW
Standard Works.

BIGELOw's LIFE OF FRANKLIN.
The Life Of Benjsmine Franklin. Written
by himself. Now tirst edited from orig
inal manuscripts, and from his printed
correspondence and other writings. by
Hon. John Bigelow. Three vols. Crown
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brary, $500: half calf, gilt, $50.
"Ifany one should dispute the claim OF
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cution. IN. J. Tribune.
"The Hon. John Bigelow, well known In
dIplomacy and Journalism, has conferred
a real service on American literature by
his new edition Of the Life Of Frank in.
1t is one Of the best
specimens Of book making we have seem
". J. Herald.
awe know Of no volumes which we
would more willingly commend to the
study OF our fellow-citizens, young and
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pincott & Co. have given us the result OF
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the life and character OF Benjamin rank
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"Mr. Bigelow has done noble work in
It's preparation, and the publishers have
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New and Revised Edition. Edited by j.
FKirk. Fifteen vols l2mo. With Por-
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Extra cloth, s225; half calf, gilt extra,
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History Of the Conquest Of Peru,
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FOR PITTSBURGH.

Ut" Il + q L l. 4 II WHEELING
,G--.<a.--,-l and Pittsburgh packet Nal
re Raglan, ]. W. Williamson, Commander;
II. G.. Caldwell, Clerk, leaves Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at
q o'clock a. IN. Freight received at the
wharf boat until > p. III. every day.
mrlOh &. II. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
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DIED.

ARKLE-On Wednesday night, March
10, 1873. mt 10 O'Clock, DOROTHA ARKLE, Ill
the SiXty-Seventh year Of her age.
Themueral will take place from the resi-
dcnce of her son, Ralph Ankle, No. llS, 18th
street. ON Saturday morning, AT 10 o'clock.
Friends of the family are invited. Inter
ment AT Stone Meeting House.
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the WEEKLY REGISTER

l. the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. II will be sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
umS To siuu agents and TO subscribers. kss
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FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT, \ NEW FRAME
Is,E House on Penn street. Whrri.l.
Island. containing rooms. pur...
and cellar: also lot nicely fenced lu. wl'.
hydraut right al TIE door. The huU,r ha,
never been occupied; bran new. Pu>>.>,-
ion given now or the lNt of April I..
particulars enquire Of
THEODORE FINK.
ma ID 1921 tHIp.lur street
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
CHAPLINE ST. VI. L. CHURCH.

DREACHING IN THE ABoyEGHuRCH
tomorrow morning, BY the PastoI, !;
z. Thorn pson at night by Blsnop anVSai'
Bowman, OF st. Louis, No. All afn Tnryso
IL invited to attend. hi4-"4
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For Cincinnati and intermediate
Points.

IT. THE NEW AND SWIFT
stern tern wheel pS Ts.,t2 steam I'M
u. List, Clerk, will leave for the above on
her first trip. saturday. March the 18th
inst, at 3 o'clock p. III. For freight or pas
sage apply on board, or TO
mrl2r {. ii. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
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PUBLIC SALE,

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE nv
i the premises, at O'Clock. on sS+J.ygS
DAY, March 18th, 1875, my Hou~e srt u
situated in Etnaville, Belmont conn c .'''
The house nSi,a Is new; built IN ls7 SIX ron,
finished and in good condition ~ II W. D.
made known on day OF sale 'e'.''
mrlli CHRISTINA w. HART,TE,,
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE
| City of Wheeling.
Parker Campbell and Isabel Campbell ms
wife, Henry Moore, trustee, Octayia >
Moore and Phillip II. Moore, her husband
vs..
Iobn & Campbcu and Amelia II. Camp
bell, his wife, William W. Miller, n
Trustee and in his own right, Anna MIL
Ter and Elizabeth Miller, infants, IhoS
O'Brien. Trustee, and ThoS, +. owens.
IN cHASCERY. FOR THE PARTITI"S OF REAL
ESTATE.
In pursuance of a decree made ana en-
tered in the above entitled cause on the
18th day of January, y, ID. 1870, WcWllI' on
Monday, March 18th. 1873. at 10
o'clock 4. VI.
AT the front door of the Court House OF
ohio county, sell at public auction, To the
highest and best bidder, the following de-
scribrd real estate, to-"it: part OF lot
numbered eight in EbeueZcr Xane'S addi-
ton TO the City OF Wheeling, situate AT the
corner OF Main and 18th streets, ana pc
longing TO the heirs OF Samuel Sprigg. rms
property fronts on Main street about MY
ieet, and on 18th street about NiN'S-SrNeh
feet, the western line running throughout
lis whole length, parallel with Main
street. and the northern line be-
ginoing ut Main street, and run
ming thence in WeSteriHy aire C.,
a northerly direction and parallel with
Main street about ten feet, and thence in
westerly direction to the line of Kelly ana
Hobbs. This property will he Sold IN TWO
separate parcels as follows, to-wit:
The first parcel comprising that portion
thereof now occupied by Adams ESprcsS
Company and the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, which is under lease to
Adams Express Company until April lSt,
\. ID. 1876 at the rate of $3.50 year, paya-
BILE quarterly.
The second parcel comprising that por-
ton thereof now occupied by VIM. Laugh.
lin, which is under lease 10 the said
Laughlin until April LIST, A. d. 1879, at the
rate OF 500 year, payable quarterly.
TERMS OF SALE--One.Iourt OF the
purchase money in cash on the day Of sale,
and the balance in three equal install
ments in six, nine and twelve months, re-
Spectively, from the day of sale, with in.
terest from that day. The payment of the
deferred instruments is 10 be properly Sc
cured, the Commissioners retaining the
title until their payment. The purchaser
of each parcel is To have the rcpt which
will accrue on the lease thereof from and
after the day of sale.
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
JOHN &. CAMPBELL,
Special Commissioners.
GEo. \. WICKHAM, Auctioneer. mrlSr
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HARBOUR s. DITTMAN's,
1863 Main street.
NJ OF &c e.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
y late firm of e.. +. Brown K Co., will
please make immediate settlement, as the
business must be closed TO the 10Th Feb
ruary. &. u. BROWN.
nlnrlln
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GREENWOOD CEMEMERY.

TIME ANNUAL ELECTION FOR d.
KECTORS of Greenwood Cemetery,
Will be held at the Office of the Company,
1920 Main street, on Thursday, 18th inst,
between the hours OF and II o'clock a. M.
mrIoi re. BONHAM, Sec'y.
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THE ROMANCE OF THE ENGLISH
STAGE

BY Percy Fitzgerald NJ. A, +. :. A., author
Of Life OF GarTick," "The Kcmblcs,'
etc. l2mo. Extra cloth. $500.
Mr.. Fitzgerald's well-known familiarity
with the annals OF the stage (Which has
already been shown in his Lives Of Garrick
and the kembleS) lnsureS n trustworthy
account Of those with whom he now deals,
while his easy style Of narration and the
iudicious manner in which the various
episodes have been selected make his book
not only instructive, but very agreeable
reading. y London MDrHing Past.
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Americans are a Nation of Dyspep

tics.-Wc live last, dlSNlpalt anu M SATI!
graves. We drink all kinds OF alcohollc
Spirits, and swallow. without mastication,
pork, grease, and every kind OF lifc-des-
troying. acknowledging, indigestlDle
food. Dr. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar BIT
ttrS will rOmuvr the evil effects, ana the
recovered parlcnt, with pure, NltailHeu
Electrical blood flowing through his veins,
will have 4 clearer head and a cooler JudS-
mcnt. which added To experience, Will
cauSr him to abstain in the future. inr1O
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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris to Marty by Way ofthe Rhine.
By Edward Strahan. Profusely Illus
trated with over 30 EngravIngs, rom
designs by Dore and Others. $40. Extra
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Gilt Top. $500.
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CHANGED to Sec."-BOItOn Journal.
at is as purely humorous as can well be-
imagined. II is not book to be cOolly
desert bed, but 10 De- read and enjoyed and
laughed over. "-BoNDH -4duertmer.
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LETTER LIST.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the Wheeling postotfice unclaimed,
Saturday, March 18th.
To obtain any of the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letters
giving date OF list.
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MANY LANDS AND MANY
PEOPLE.

Being Series of Sketches OF Travel in
all Parts of the World. With AZ Illus
trationS. Svo. Extra cloth, bfack and
gilt Ornamcntntion. $3.50
Truly Il work of universal Interest, not
only to young people eager for informa-
ton concerning the wide and wonderful
world in which they live, but 10 all who
delight in clever sketches OF scenes abroad
that possess the charm of novelty
Louis Times.
"All are beautifully illustrated, and the
volume is one that VIII delight, interest,
and inform all who are curious concern
ing foreign lands that are generally iittie
know to American readers. '-PHHodetph'd
ErcHinO Bulletin.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
]. B. LlPPINCOTT & co.'s
NEW
Standard Works.

MEMOIRS OF JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS.
Comprising Portions of his Diary from
1875 10 1913. Edited by Hon. Charles
Francis pAdams. With Portrait, syo.
Extra cloth. Per vol. $500. -Four vol
ums now ready.
"For the student OF American history IL
is a really valuable contribution. IL gives
us, moreover, a near and clear view OF the
very able, upright, and resolute man, and
of a person whose political influence, II
not wide was strongly felt over q great
period of his country's existence. ~. !.
Evening Post
How Mr.. Adams has executed his task
the world will be quick % decide. His
scholarship, tact, knowledge of the world
and Of American politics, could be expect
ed TO produce but one result, and that re-
suit, 50 far aS the first four volumes are
concerned, has been fully realized. -
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WILDMOOR.

Novel. BY Florence Burckett. l2mo.
Fine cloth. $40.
The scenes in 'Wildmoor, a novel, by
Florence Burckett, published by }. h. LIP
niur0if & Co. are laid in the lake country
Of England. The author writes with gen
nine enthusiasm Of the scenery. This
low. OF nature is a pleasant feature of the
book; scarcely less pleasant is the evil
denc. Of the refinement Of the writer's
mind. which at times becomes n reaction,
and not an ungrateful reaction, against
the prevailing color OF the modern novel
y. J. World,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
EoURTH ST. VI. K. CHURCH.

l. r,.,,, Dow
1917 4. NJ, preaching by Rev. Bishop BOW
preaching by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Reliey
All are cordially invited. mrs
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"A very entertaining volume. written
evidently by thorough going Democrat,
aiming 10 prove the theory that by the
eating of the forbidden fruit by Eve Is
meant her seduction by Satan in the guise
of one of the pre-Adamite races Of men.
While the theory lac expiates upon us Is
by no means original, the treatment Is
decidedly so; and il is as n work Of literary
high art, rather then as prcsentment OF
n striking theme that we especially com
mend the volume To the close attention OF
our readers "-.New HIUen Palladium.
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ISLAND PEOPLE

UNAKE NOTICE. THE WATER WILL
be- shut of on the Island this alter
noon from . until o'clock.
JOHN W. CUMMINGS,
url3n Supt of Water Works.
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THE SECOND WIFE.

, Charming Romance. From the German
Of = Marlitt, author of "Gold Elsie
"Countess Gisela," etc, etc. By Mrs. A.
wts,er. Emo. Fine cloth. sl.75.
...T,b. second WIFE Is at once an artistic
,;,.rar,. labor and a charmingly interesting
n ,Ir = BaRimore Saturday Night.
"a German story OF intense interest, by
~ ~ tho hest known writers OF romance
~ ,ba, country. - Washington Chronicle.
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PATRICIA KENDALL.

By +. Lynn Linton, author OF Lizzie
Lorton," "The Girl OF the Period,
Joshua Davidson" etc. l2mo. Fine
cloth. sl.7J.
"'Patricia Kemball," by r. Lynn Lin
ton, is the best novel OF English life that
we have seen since the 'Middlemarch, o
George Eli Phitadeiphia Ruentng
bulletin.
"A novel Of remarkable power and in
terest. The plot IS strong, the characters
are finely drawn and the style Is solid and
brilliant TO an unusual degree. "-Bost0n
Saturday Ercuing Gdzete;
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N &c e.

DIDS FOR THE BUSINESS on THt
ID fire and Marin" lH~urauc" tsuIuf
OF Wheeling, will b" received 40 IN" "i'l.'
Of the company, or by \. Wilson aud John
Reid. committee, until March 2,Ih, D..
mrlla &. II. COLLIER, ~"rN.
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For RENT.

- STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
90 Hall, west side of Maloy, brrvr,,
-2-A 18th and 10Th streets, ln ErcN y
Block. Also room at present occupied uy
q. \. Wicllham as an auction house.
Enquire Of ANTON kElMANN.
IuulB
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NOTICE--COPARTNERSHIP.

JHAVE ASSOCIATED WITH Me IN
nv business Mr.. Z. +. PGERSON, to
date from March |, 1870. We will continue
the Merchant Tailoring business under the
firm name of -
nrI0S IAKIN & PIERSON
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FOR RENT.

STORE ROOM 80. s.; WASHINGTON
- Hall Building, from April J, l,.a. o..
quirc of VIM. : GoShoru or /. II. william.
March B. $50. u
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FOR RENT.

~ \ PLACE ON TIE NATION A.
T.,J road. - miles east OF Wh",l.u-.
- known rs the OttcrsOn properly.
Good brick dwelling containing .ltr
rooms, spring house and cellar. wi'h H.r
acres OF ground, and stable. ln.r.uf
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