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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-13

nRUsTEEs SALE.

ByvlFttie ci two several deeds Of trust made by
Charles Phtltnlach and lIanne his wife, to the uI.
deTsigned Trustee, the first datol the 18th day Of
september 1872, and duly recorded IN the Clerk,
Otics Of the County Court Of Ohio county IN Deed
Of Trust Book No. D. page %, and the second Of aId
deGdBOi trust bCAB date tho 10th day Of November,
1917 and Is recorded IN the Clerks Office Oi the
County Court Of said Ohio county In Deed Of Trust
Book No. o, page 40, will on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of October, 1916,
Beginning at 10 o'clock 4. ~. Of Eiil day, at the
front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county offer
at public auction all the following described real
estate, with the business house and other Improve
lneniA upon the same that Is IL say all that part
or portion Of lot numbered iOrly.scvCn ~, situate
on tho corner youth Of TwCnty.seCOnd street lfOr-
nerly called Third street, and west Of Main street
10 the additIO to tho Eld city Of wheeling laid out
by EoG and ChapllnC bounded md described rs
follows, viz: Heg mining at the south west corner Oi
Main and TWenly.sCcOnd streets, thence on the
line Of Main street south twenty-five (22) leGtj
thence west and parallel with tho north lInC Of said
lot No. II 10 the rear or west bOundery line Of said
lot; thence with mid last named line 10 the north
west corner Of said lot; thence nlOng the north
boundary line Of said lot 10 the beginning.
TERMS or SALE-One-thlrd Of the purchase mon.
ey In cash, and the residue In two equal instamCnts
nj six and twelve months respectively from the day
Of sale, the purchaser 10 give his notes with up
proved security for the deferred InstalmGnts, and
10 bear interest from the day Of sale until payment
and the title 10 the property II bG retained until
the purchase money Il fully paid.
sells JAMES J.. ROGERS. Trustee.
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YOU HAVE NO ExCUsE.-IEaye you any
excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint? Is there any reason
why YOU should 90 on from day to day
complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpita.
ton Of the Heart, Heartburn, Water.
braSh, gnawing and burning pains at the
pit Of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue, and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, Coming up Of food after eating,
Low spirits, &c. MOI II Is positively
your own fault II you do. Go to your
Druggist, or Chns. i. Dwight's, and get Il
bottle Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER for
10 cents; your cure il certain, but II you
doubt this, get a Sample Bottll for 10
cents and tryit. Two doses will relieve
you. eOlGw
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GONG TO PITTSBURGH To.DAY.-Th(
Standard base ball club will to-day go tC
Pittsburgh and play the Xantha club OIL
that city, Tomorrow they will play the
DOwners at the same place, Both the
Xanthas and Downers have the reputa
ton Of being crack clubs, and our boy'
will find it no easy matter to get away
with them. However, the Standard boy'
are decidedly plucky, and will give theiI
antagonists hard fight,
The following young gentlemen com
pose the Standard nine which will play
in Pittsburgh to-day: Catcher, Cowan
Pitcher, Jackson; Short Stop, Junkins
lst B., Mcneil; I'd B., Robinson; Sd B.
GlassCock, Left Field, Barkleyi Centre
Field, R. Robinson; Right Field, Thomas
Wilson, Owing to Lukins' disability tc
play he will be kept as a substitute
May the best wishes Of the Wheeling peO'
ple follow them.
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HELMBoLD's BuCnu Is still in the re.
NTH OF It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. 1Telmbold, the cele.
brated medicine il still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Ia
soldby all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feih. Genuine has proprietOr's private
stamp. John F. Henry, Now York, Sole
Agent. dGR.
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TINS sounds as though Patrick, the
Monndsville philosopher, was not entirely
disconnected with the reportorial staff Of
the twilight sheet:
1.-THE click Of the pick and the ring Of
the trowel in laying the brick, and the
bosses keen rdrtl in showing the work.
men are consequently heard in the
vicinity Of the Capitol building"
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The James Roes will to-day re.pn,I'
place in the Sunfsh trade. 3
The Ed. Hobbs will leave ior s,
in few days, in command Of Co m ' (
AnshutE. "t"fl~
LBy Telegraph
PrrEBuRGH, October l2.-Riv..
feet nine inches and rising. W.,i;f
cloudy and cool. "e''ss
CINCINNATI, October l2.-Rivo.e,
Z inches and rising. Arriyr5oTSls
Evansville. Clear aud cool. IN
ST., LOUIS, October l9.-A,,i..,
johnson, Keokuk: Departcd-K.''55sl,r'
Helena. River falling slowly a1'Ai
EVANSVILLE, October l2,-Ajten,,,,s,'I
clear and cloudy; heavy frost, ' m..
81 to 5O0; river unchanged. Rf1 IN
J. d. Parker, Dick johnson and A,li S'l-
up-SilvGr Thorn, Glasgow aBJ i y
Roberts. Business moderate '4 W.
NASHVILLE, October lg.-gir, -
Slnehes on shoals and rising; cls,, ~
cool. w" AT
LOUISVILLE, October l2.-We.tb., -,
and clear; river 4 feet 6 incbe., ' c,s. ~ {.
feet, and q inches on falls. Tbe in ya4t
ton Of the late collision betvoss
steamers Vintshinkle and I, I. IijIl.SS''
will be continued tomorrow, 'N
CAIRO, October l2.-ArriveJ- b
Macready, from Cincinnati, and Civ I' I
Chester, from s.: Louis, Dcpartei|R.s,.
Macready, for New Orleans Riv,, S ~,
II inches and falling weather clear. IlS
curry 4So. '' ~''
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Cry PERsoNAIs.-Rev. Anthony SclIu
ermann, Commissnry General Of the
Capuchins, and n German exile, is an
nounced to lecture in tile 81. Alphonsus
Church next Sunday evening upon "ThC
Persecution in Prussia"
J. Eakin, Deputy Sheriff Of WetzeI
county, was at the Mcclure yesterday.
A. Knots, ESQ of Marion county, il
stopping ut the 81. james.
Manager LinCh, Of the In Belle Mill
leaves for Northern Ohio to-day in search
Of recreation.
The Japs called on Prof. Genthcr, al
his Market street bird store, yesterday
afternoon. 1t Is rumOred that Gangero
previous TO leaving the ilowery kingdom
was authorized by the Mikado to engage
the Professor to take charge Of his ZOO
logical gardens.
Gangero's Royal Yeddo Japanese
troupe put up At the Mcclure.
Geo. Parish and B. Frazier have chal
lenged Ed. McVey and Geo. Varney L
row mile and n half skia' race on the
upper course next Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Caldwell was Inst night
elected Clerk Of tho First Branch OIL
Council, rice Alfred Caldwell, resigned.
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The CouRTs.-CouNTY CouRT-Jpdgs
Cochran Court met at "A. NJ and dis
posed Of the following business;
In the case Of Michael Gatney vs..
Adolph Yoke, in assumpsit, Office iudg-
ment set aside, plea ofnon'assumPsit aud
notice Of payment, and set.otf and issue
In the case Of John Lashley VS., Swee-
ney & Co., office judgment set aside, de-
murrer to declaration and each count,
plea OF non-assumpsit and issue.
The case OF +. Neuhausen vs.. August
Neuhausen was dismissed without preju-
dice at plaintiffs costs.
James NJ. c. Atkinson was appointed a
committee for Samuel Atkinson, a luna
tic. Bond $500.
The petition Of John Thornburg for
writ OF habeas corpus, to be discharged
from the custody OF a committee appoint
ed by the County Court for insanity, al
leging u complete restoration, was before
the court in the evening.
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Boat RACE-This afternoon articles
Of agreement were signed for a three
mile race for . purse Of 800 and up
wards, between Robert Peal, Of this city,
and Louis Felsing, Of Wheeling, to take
place over the Steubenville course on
Saturday afternoon, October 90. The first
deposit Of 800 was made at the Herald
office when the agreement was signed
ISetbenrihc Herald,
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ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE,-About ten
o'clock Monday night two yonnggirls were
walking along 18th street, in East Wheel
Ing, when u COlOred man camC~from Al.
ley + and selling hold Of one Of them
attempted to drag her into the
alley, no doubt intending to out.
rage her person. The screams Of
the two girls alarmed the people
living in the vicinity, and the villain let
60 his hold on his intended victim and
got out Of the way rs soon as possible.
The colored brute escaped without being
recognized. The occurrence created con-
siderable excitement in East Wheeling,
and 1t Is probable that II the villain had
been known he would have been sum.
marily dealt with.
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PROGRESS OF THE EPIzoOTIC.-ThG
epizootic in this city is reported as Of Q
very mild form. At least II is not yet Of
the same malignant form rs that Of three
years ago, the animals affected appear
Ing to have u dry cough and not 80 much
running at the nose as then, Some horse
men with whom we consulted yesterday
claim that the disease Is not epizOotic at
all, but only the effects Of irritation Of
the mucus membranes Of the throat and
nose of the animal, caused by eating
certain new hay, which contains a
fungus or parasite in the mold, Our au-
thority upon this point is Of the opinion
that Il old hay were fed animals there
would be no sickness among them. The
extreme wet season during hay.making
Is the cause OF the mold
OF the seventy-liye horses in the sta
bles Of the street railway company, only
five were yesterday exempt from the dis
ease. Only two, however, were unable
TO work, and the cars were not prevented
from running as usual. We hear Of n
large number OF other cases in the city,
but all are OF u very mild form, rs before
remarked. 1t does not really appear to
be the regular old epizootic Of three years
ago, which should afford much consolO-
tiOn 10 the owners Of the noble animals
in this vicinity.
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WHEELING BEER.-A travelling gentle.
man who was in the city yesterday spoke
in very complimentary terms Of Wheel.
ing lager beer, which he considers supe.
riOr to either Milwaukee, Cleveland or
Cincinnati beer. lie said he considered
himself a good Judge, and that in his
opinion our beer possessed more "bOdy'
than the popular Milwaukee beer. Good
for Wheeling! We've got good beer II
we haven't good water.
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4 BtsnoP JOINS TO ARRIVE THIS EvES-
fSd.-Thc Right Rev. j. Johns, Bishop
Of the Diocese Of Virginia, will arrive
this evening, and will preach and admin
lister the rife Of confirmation in 81. Mat
thcw's Church tomorrow Thursday
evening at I o'clock. During his stay In
the city he will be the guest Of Mr.. L. $.
DplapInin.
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BELLAIRE LocA1s.-The reward for
the thief who entered Mellott 4 Mento's
tailor shop Saturday night, or for the
recovery Of the goods taken, has been
raised from SIS to $50, and still there IS
no clue to the solution Of the affair.
John IL. Booth, Esq, returned from
Cincinnati yesterday, in season to add
one to Hayes majority. -.
A horse and wagon was sold at public
sale at the Second ward polls at noon
yesterday.
Will l.. Thompson, the song writer
and musical composer, Of East Liverpool,
Ohio, was in the city yesterday.
The election went of quietly yesterday
A row was inaugurated under favorable
auspices, but, thanks to the prompt ac-
lions OF Esquire Powell and several citi-
zens, it was quelled before it grew to for
midable proportions, 1t was caused by
darkey's violation Of some Of the
restrictions OF liberty under which the
Irish Democrats had placed his race. No
arrests. Drunken men were not as plenty
as they were the night before, which is
not to be wondered at inasmuch as there
was no Democratic meeting yesterday.
A big run is expected, and has been
provided for, on DAILY lNTELLIGENCERls
Of this morning.
The vote for Justice Of the Peace in
this township yesterday was as follows;
Township = Austin, Republican, l76;
Powell, Republican, l2G; Criswell, Demo-
cratic, lag; Kelsey, Democratic, 2l6'
First Ward-Austin 100; Powell 1875;
Criswell PA; Kelsey $50. Second Ward
Austin l7S; Powell l7S; Criswell no;
Kelsey l7S. Third Ward-Austin 2S0;
Powell 3O5; Criswell 1877; Kelsey l67.
Total-Austin S36; Powell SO2; Criswell
676; Kelsey no. Austins majority 81;
Powell's majority 20,
At 1880 last night Doctor Junkins,
President OF the Hayes Club, and Squire
Powell made short speeches to the Allen
Club, assembled at City Hall, with Mr.,
Meek for President, The enthusiasm
was the most intense everywhere over the
election that we ever witnessed on any
subject, At 1855 the probabilities were
that tho Republicans would carry the
township by a respectable majority for
the entire ticket, Hayes was 90 ahead
in the Third Ward, with half the ballots
uncounted at last Ndvices, while Allen
had light'majority at the other precincts,
Betting was not frequent, although much
money was offered on Allen,
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JusrtCE CALDwELL.-This Justice yes.
terdny Issued n warrant for The arrest OIL
August Oliver, who is charged by Charles
GoeLsihger with raising a disturbance in
North Wheeling on Saturday night.
Goetsinger alleges that Oliver struck him
in the face once and kicked him twice
A warrant was Issued for divers arrest
but NS he is now In Jail upon city war.
rant he will not have an examination
until his sentence expires.
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FUNERAL OF Ed. YouNG.-The iuner.
al Of Edward B. Young took place from
his late residence on Twentieth street,
Centre Wheeling, yesterday afternoon at
81 o'clock. Wheeling Commandary No.
], Knights Tcmplar, attended the funeral
in a body, The remains we're inferred at
Greenwood Cemetery,
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SUDDEN DEATH OF Miss EDITH BLACK
-Miss Edith Black, Oldest daughter oil
the late Thomas G. Black, was yesterday
morning found dead in her bed, at the
residence of her mother, No. so Twenty
second street. Miss Black has for some
time past suffered from rheumatism, but
was in her usual health and spirits when
she retired on Monday evening. As she
did not make her appearance at the
breakfast table n younger sister was
sent to call her, but thinking that
she was sleeping soundIy did not
disturb her. About half.past 0 o'clock
the fumily became alarmed, and upon
going to Miss Eliths room she was
found to be dead. Her death is said to
have been caused by rheumatism Of the
heart. Miss Black was n most estimAblo
young lady, and her sudden death will
cause a feeling Of sorrow among u large
circle Of personal friends.
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SYNOD OF PIrsBURaH.-The Synod Of
Pittsburgh, which embraces the Presby.
terrain churches Of this city, will meet on
Friday at Blairsville, Pa. The Presby-
terrain divines Of this city will leave to-
morrow, to DO absent until about the
middle Of next week.
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ALL betokens the near approach Of
winter. Apoliceman Of a statistical turn
Of mind states that in his ward the aver.
age Of young couples TO front gate per
night has within the past week fallen of
from Seven.tenths Of a couple per house
70 one and quarter young couple per
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ACCIDENT AT LAKIN 4 ptERsoN's.-A
German tailor named KlapprOth, en-
ployed at the merchant tailoring estab-
lishment Of Messts. Lakin 4 pierson,
severely burned one Of his hands yester.
day afternoon while ironing. lie was
ironing piece Of cloth, and thinking his
goose too hot plunged IL into some cold
water, and the steam which arose injured
L;a kabI
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SEVERAL good secondhand Pianos and
Organs for sale cheap on easy terms at
Adams Il Lucas Music Store, 1927
Market street. Emerson 7.octave Piano,
/ Hayes 4 Rider 7.octave Piano, 1
schiedmayer Piano, Knabc 4 Cache
Gt-oCtave Piano, Shoemaker 7-octave
Piano, l G.oCtavo Piano, l Mason & Ham
lin Organ, 8 stops, | 5.octave Mason Il
IInmlin Organ, ! Estey & Co. Organ, g
stops, / Estey 4 Co, Organ, 2stops, l Tay-
lOr & Farley Organ, 3 stops, l American
Organ, 8 stops, 5.octave Melodeon.
Apply carly and secure n bargain.
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PRoMorED.-Mr. VIM. II. Wiley, Of
this city, has been advanced to Chief
Head Clerk Of a train Of postal cars, on
the New York and Pittsburgh Railroad
PostofIicc. Mr.. Wiley had earned an en-.
viable reputation as Head Clerk, on the
Grafton and Washington Railroad Post.
office, and his promotion to this new pc.
sition, so deserved. will be good news to
his friends ip the city and along the B,
and o. Railrdad, where he was so we'll
known.
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LARGE FUNERAL.-The funeral Of Au.
gust Roetteger, who was accidentally
drowned on Sunday last, took place from
his late residence at Elm Grove yester-
day morning, and was one Of the largest
ever seen in This vicinity. The remains
we're escorted to Mt. Wood Cemetery by
virginius Lodge 10. o. f., Logan Tribe
No. /, !. o. t. NJ, and Schiller Grove
No. |, U. A. o. D., Of which Societies dc.
ceased was member, and long line Of
hacks, carriages, nc. The funeral cor
tege was nearly mile long.
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AGENTS WANrED-For the sale of the
light-running, quiet and CNsily.operated
Victor Sewing Machine, In the city Of
Wheeling and every county in West Vir.
GINA. Excellent terms. Call and see
tho Machine At the Stamm 1IOuse,
Wheeling, and get full particulars from
the Agent,
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BANK CHANGES. - We notice some
changes in the National Bank Of West Va
Messrs. G. II. Watkins and L. II. Brady
have resigned their positions, and Geo
W. Eckhart and Alb. Wilson have been
elected to fill the vacancies. Mr.. Wat.
kins goes to @. Oglebay & Sons as book
keeper; Mr.. Brady resigned on account OF
failing health, and goes to the northwest
to recuperate. We wish him n speedy
recovery, and II he should make his home
in Minneapolis, as he expects, we predict
for him successful future.
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A Bio BAss.-Major WI. G. Wright
Of this city, one day last week caught d
bass weighing six pounds and three
ounces. The fish was hooked on the
South Branch Of the Potomac, about
eight miles from Romney, and is said tc
be one OF the largest bass ever caught in
that river.
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Mr.. JAMES CoRRtE, Dentist, in Ealti-
more, writes: III have used Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup personally and in my family
for two or three years, and am prepared
to say that there Is nothing to compare to
II as n remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc"
I6w
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HE WHEELING DAILY MORNING OCTOBER 49, 1875

GoTo Sheib's Music Store, TIA Main
street, to make your selection OF Sheet
Music. A great variety Of Popular and
Classical Music you will find at the
aforementioned place, Orders for Mu-
sic will be sent every evening.
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THE JAps.--A very good house greeted
the Royal Yeddo japanese Troupe at the
Opera House last night, The entertain
ment was somewhat Of novel one, but
very amusing and entertaining. The
performers appear in the dress Of their
native land, many Of the costumes being
oddities when compared with the gar
ments worn in America. The whole per
iormance was well received, and more
delight audienceed has not been seen in
Wheeling for many day. II Is to be re,
GREETED that n second entertainment could
not bc given here, MS many Of our citi'
zens were prevented from attending last
night.
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CLOSING out sale OF misses and child
ren's COlored shoes for the next ten days
at L. V. BIoNDs,
1885 Main street,
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La BELLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. =
The Secretary OF State yesterday H.
sued IL certificate of incorpOratiOn to the
La Belle Building Association Of Wheel
Ing, for the purpose Of raising money tC
be loaned among the members Of said
corporation for use in buying lots OF
houses, or building or repairing houses
The corporation will keep It's principal
Office in Wheeling, and is to expire on the
9th day of October, 1875, The sum oil
$3.50 was subscribed to the capital stock
and $50 paid in, with the privilege Of in.
Creasing the same to SGO0,OOOin all. The
capital Is divided into shares Of $3.50
each. The incorpOrators are Geo. r
Linch, VIM. G. Handlan, II. G. UlriCh,
Abraham Harris and Chris. lTOnCcher.
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For Carpet, go to j, W, FERREL's,
Corner Main and Goth streets

OPENING Of tho Oyster season at A,
Neuhausen's fine Confectionery, 1921
Market street. Our ladies will gladly
notice that Oysters in every style will BIO
furnished from this day at Neuhau'
sens comfortable parlOrs. Only the best
brands of Flick Il Chase, the well
known Baltimore Oyster firm, are kept
there, and the way they are prepared
will take all oyster.lovers by storm. The
parlOrs are well ventilated and heated up
10 10 degrees Fahrenheit.
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NEw Music. Whisper Softly, Tell
Me Darling, song, Soc.
My Sailor Boy, song, 6Oc.
Ada, meditation for piano, 75c.
For sale by WIS HuToHINs,
No. 90, 18th street,
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THE place to find the largest stock Of
trimmed hats and bonnets in Wheeling is
at SPEYER BRo.s,
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SIXTEEN yards Of some OF the best cal
leo for 81. Call soon il you want any, at
Henry Roemer's.
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L. v. BLOND is offering his entire stock
Of misses and Children's colored shoes
regardless OF cost.
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If you want to save your money buy
your millinery and notions Of
SPEYER BROs'.
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GALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FARM-lN
/ miles east Of Wheeling on the Bethany Pike.
will sell at Public Auction, on FRIDAY, DC.
tOber slh, commencing at 10 o'clock a. ~, part Of
the WaddlngtOn Farm, containing 10 acres. VIII
s0ll 1t With or without the large Brick hrn, or will
divide Il Into two or more tracts u desired. Terms
Oi AlG made known on day Of sale On the premises.
A. NJ, JACOB,
JonN ". MITCHELL, AuCtlonccr. G25"
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FoR Carpets, Oil Cloths and Rugs go
to corner Main and goth streets.
]. W. FERREL.
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Mayor Sweeney called the Branch 10
Order. In the absence Of the Clerk Mr.
Cowan was appointed, protein. Mem
bers present; Messrs. Baird, Blair, But
terfeld, CoWan, Canadian, Dunning, Eg.
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VIZ hear with sorrow that Captain
fancy, Of the Register, dropped Sl9j on
Allen yesterday.