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COMMISSIONERS SALE,
George b. Caldwell, administrator
Of ". c. GvOl, deceased,

George b. Caldwell, Administrator
Of N. C. GvOl, deceased, In the Mu-
E nCipa Court
The Merchants National Bank Of Of Wheeling,
West Virginia al Wheeling and In LhanceTy.
others.
NY virtue of decree rendered In the above emit.
tel cause by said Court on the 2!d day Ot June,
1915, the undersigned Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of September, 1915,
AT 10 O'Clock A. ~, at thu front door the Court
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, sell At public
auction to the highest und best bidder the following
real estate situate In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio
county West Virginia, that Is 10 say, the piece OT
parcel Of ground on the north side Of l!th street,
formerly Monroe street, and east Of EOn street,
formerly Filth street, measuring 90 front on 18Th
street, formerly Monroe street, aud running back
nofthwarlly 1872 feet, together with one undivided
half Of the alley on the east boundary Of the said
piece Ur parcel Of ground.
TRIMS or SALE-One-f0nTlh Of the purchase
money, or such further sum rs the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, In hand, the residue In three equal In.
stallments payable respectively IN nine, eighteen
aud lWenty-iOur months from The day Of sale, with
interest from that day, the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security for the deferred install.
nOnts and the title 10 be reserved I'LL tho whole Of
the purchase money spaid
GEO. d. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner,
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L.V. BLOND is offering his entire stock
Of misses and children's colorcd shoes
regardless Of cost.
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MlRusTEEs SALE.

lly virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Mary Viz
glnia Norton and Joseph r. Norton, her husband,
~ me, dated the 10Th day Of July, 1874, and Of
record III the 1tlCe Of the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN deed Of trust
aud mortgages bOOk Ma !, pagt 252 shall offer Tor
sale ut public auction at the front door q the Court
House Of said county, In the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, August 18th, 1875,
Beginning at ~ o'clock 4. ~, all tho following dc.
scrOed piece or parcel Of land situate In that part
Of said city formerly called "thO town Of South
Wheelins,h aud which Is now IN the slh ward Of
said City and Ia said county and State, that Is 10 uy
the portion u lot number three t3J 10 square NUM-
Der eight ~ which Is bounded as follows; COnl-
menclng al the southwest C0fner Of sulI lot on
Chhpline street aud running thence In hOrtherly
direction with the east siIg u said street forty feet
thence In an eastety direction parallel with the
south line Of said lot one hundred feet 10 an aleyi
thence With Eid alley 10 the southeast corner Of
said lot aud thence with tho south line Of sud lot
" tue place Vi beginning.
rERMs OP SALE-Oue-thIrdO Of the purchase mon.
oy, VI slCn further sum rs the purchaser may elect,
cash In hand and the residue III equal installmehis
payable In sIG aud twelve months with interest
lrGu thedAy Of sale and occurred upon the property
sold.
little believed to be good, but selling a. Trustee
Bhl convey only such title ~ IA vested In me BY
Hlld deed Of trust
J. c. 1IKRvEY, Auttionecr. ly22
LNoR SALE .--.-
L VALUABLE COAL LAND.
100 Acres 6.foot vein OF No. Coal on
Boggs Kun, within sixty rods OF the II. 4
y. hRllrOud at BGnwOOd, W. Va.
ANDERSON 4 PAUL.,
jy22 Real Estate Agents.
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ANEW brand Of foreign perfume Il
called "Cupid's Dart" Probably re-
ference to It's arrow.natic fragrance.
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ONE WEEK MoRE.-I will offer my
stock Of dry goods and carpets at a still
greater reduction, and il n sufficient
amount Is not sold to pay my creditors
the whole stock will be put up at auction,
Don't fail to call this week and get goods
nj your nwn nrice.
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GRENADINES and dress goods are now
sold at half their cost by ]. W. Ferrel,
corner Of Main and Goth streets.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow,
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
as observed ut Silvey's drug store, corner
opposite PostofIice, yesterday:
Sam. IAN. BEN. 7PM
Ge u 70 70
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TIE CouRr-MuMctpAt CouRrs
Judge Crdnmer-The Municipal Court
met yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, pur-
suaht to adjournment.
In The case Of james p. Rogers u. II.
Forbes, trustee, and others, the demurrer
to the bill was overruled.
Court then adjourned until Saturday at
10 o'clock A. NJ,
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Mrs. J. N. Cairns, of steubenyille, Is
spending few days with relatives in this
city.
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TIE West Wheeling and Burlington
pike is being rapidly pushed to compile
ton,
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DOUBLE Bass and Viola Strings at
HutChins' Music Store,
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Bio lot Of silk velvcts and white goods
at great bargains at J. w, Ferrels,
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THE first Of the season, fifteen styles Of
Straw Hats at Speyer Bros
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acknowledgement
FRIDAY, AUGUST 90, 1875.


NS"
Indefinitely Postponed.
lilo for Camp Meeting.
Steamer Hudson.
Look Out-Williams Bros.
Watches-Oxtoby h Dullield.
Martins Capital Restaurant.
Lost-l.OckGt.
Step Ladders-Nlendel, Booth n Co.
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pottCr Cotnr,-Iu,ioe Crannler

Two cases only were e1umed by His
Honor yesterday morning. They we're
disposed Of as followsi
John Bolan was fined 81 for drunken
ness, Execution was suspended to allow
The defendant to leave the city.
Mrs. Mary johnson (colored) was fined
81 for disofdetly conduct at the house Of
aneiglbor. The fine was RENTED upon
payment Of costs.
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If you want to prevent typhoid fever,
OF II you feel AZ II you we're going 10 have
the chills and fever, take Dr.. Bulls Veg.
Olable Pills.
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New Fall Hats just received, at spcy.
er Bros
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AND now croquet games ore to be nm-
Dired.
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Coon base ball catchers are hard to
rnirh
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E6r AdllionaI local 81 Ffra Rlae.
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KID GLOVES only fifty cents, at speyer
Bros.
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New Fall Hats just received, at spcy-
er Bros
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pine CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

| otter At private sale the very desirable residence
In which lnow reside, with all the grounds and
out.hOusea thereon located at tho corner Of Four
teenth and EOir streets, FORMERLY owned by Dr.
InlN ThETn q 4 tnnanrEhlnfK. fine Alnhln hllLl
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A 1wO.stOy Brick BulIdlnu,

10 addition 10 the rcAilenee fronting on Fourteenth
street, oil Vi which arc included In the offer. Terms
very reasonable
II the entire property IL not snld within sixty
days, II WILDE sold In parcels to suit purchasers
The property fronts on Fourteenth streets III
jyiI VIZ ~ ANTON REYMANN.
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Messrs. Gemmer and Hess, members o.
the Special Committee on German, sub
mitIed the following minority report:
TOhe Board Of Education.
The undersigned, members Of the Com
mittee on German, not being able to con
cur in the views which the majority sci
forth in their resolution, beg TO submit
their own report, and recommend the fol-
lowing TO your favorable consideration
The Committee on German, having been
appointed by the Board in their meeting
to report on rules and regulations Of the
German Department, they, in our judg'
ment, have gone beyond your instructions
by introducing an entirely new feature
before the Board in abOliShing the Ger.
man language in the public schools, and
transferring it to "High SCHOOL, which
has no existence and will not have any
for some time to come. They leave you
no alternative, while we propose and ear
nestly recommend to continue the pres
ent system, leaving out such words in
the old rules which may go apparently
against the present law, meaning by this
to strike out Superintendent" or princi-
pal Of the German, and substituting for
It German Committee"
The idea that the German instruction
prevents a thorough study Of the Eng
lish branches by too much interference,
cannot be proved, as no such COM
plant is found in other cities where Ger
man teaching Is introduced; but II It be
so, We lay the fault to the want Of coop.
Grafton on the part Of Principals and
teachers, who have disregarded our rules
in many cases.
Moreover we regard II as IN unjust
measure to all those presently interested
or engaged in the German study to with.
draw the privilege they were enjoying
and create thereby an unfriendly feeling
against public schools, which TO uphold
and perfect is our special duty, especially
when We are aware we have 10 deal
with an enemy eager to destroy us.
In consideration Of the foregoing, we
offer tho following resolution for adop'
tion:
Resolved, That the rules and regula.
tiOns be passed as in existence before,
only substituting the German Commit.
tee in places where the word "Superin.
tendent' occurs.
Respectfully submitted,
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SEPTEMBER is tic initial oyster montl
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By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made by Isaac
Smith aud EllEl, his wife to inc as Trustee, dated
November 18th, 1874, and recorded 10 the Office 81
the CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio county W.
Va, Ia decd Of Trust Book No. Z, ptBe 639, ] will
Sell at tile front door Of the Court House Of said
county, On
WEDNESDAY, August 18th, 1876,
Commencing nj 10 o'clock A. 81, the following de-
sctlbed real eState, that Is to sayi
Part Of lot numbered twenty-thrcc (23) on the
south side Of Nineteenth Told Lindsay street, In
that part Of the city Of wheeling called kst Wheel
Ing, said part lot being described rs iOllOws he
ginning on Nineteenth street at a point twenty.
seven feet ok inches from the northwC. corner ii
said lot No. 70; thence along the south line Of aid
Nineteenth street twent ytwO feet running back at
right angles to Nineteenth street Al even width Of
twenty-five feet, depth Of slXth-Ave feet.
TERAs W SGLE-Une-hali the purchase money
In cash on day Of sale, the balance In siT months;
the title to be retained until the purchase money ID
-. WIN. II. Caldwell, Trustee.
JonS ". MiTChELL, AuotiOnccr. jyIO
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FOR sALEs-rHAT PORTION OF THE
L WaddngtoA farm belonging to Mary j..
Jacob, situated on the Wheeling and Beth.
any turnpike, Az miles east Of Wheeling,
containing 100 acres first class improve.
mentS. WILDE sold low; terms easy. Title
guaranteed. Enquire Of Messrs. HUBBARD
4 ElSKiNE, attorneys at law, Wheeling,
Of A. MJACOB, at his residence 2Is miles
above the city. jyl6
TOR SALE-Ten Shares, $1,000 each, Of
y the Capital Stock OF the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This is the largest
Iron manufacturing establishment In the
West and Is now In full and successful op.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
deQs Financial Agent, llGO Main 81.
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FOR SALE.

7-7-97-7-77-@--N37@-@-7-@-7-|-- -. :. -
DOR sALE-A LOT on THE EAST
Il side Of Main street, opposite 70 the
late residence OF Thomas Sweeney, q feet
front by l3g feet deep, running back to an
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Real Estate AgeRtand Auctioneer
aul9 81 Twelfth Street,
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OSCAR GEMMER,
II. HE'S.

ii. HE'S.
The reading OF these reports was the
occasion Of considerable dirCuSsion. The
majority report was first considered, and
the debate waxetl warm and personal.
DR.. lIupp read lengthy speech in OPP
position to the majority report,i which he
was called to order for making personal
remarks concerning the members Of the
committee. Finally, after a pretty gener-
al debate, DR. Hupp made motion that
the matter Of German In the public schools
be re.committed. The motion was lost
by almost n unanimous vote.
Mr.. Hess then moved that the minority
report be received and adopted. Before
the ayes and nays were called the Presi.
dent arose and asked permission TO make
q personal explanation. lie then pro-
ceeded to remark upon the reflections cast
upon the committee by DR.. Hupp, when
Mr.. Collier remarked that he didn't think
the latters language worth noticing.
DR., Ilupp-"Who's presidlngP
President-"You can, sir, II you choose,
II you raise that point I will put Mr..
Scott In the chair; but am in order be-
cause the Board has granted me permits
sion to speak"
Some one then put a motion to allow
the President 10 continue, which was
unanimously adopted. DR.. Baird then
proceeded with his remarks.
Just before the vote was taken Mr..
Miller arose and said that lie had word
to say. He wanted the Board to under
stand that there was strong pressure
and considerable feeling upon the ques.
ton. There was large German popu.
lation whom II would not do to trife
with. "Tf German ia abolished in our
public schools some Of you will 20 home
with
HOLES IN YOUR HEADS"
Mr.. McClure-"Well, have several
holes in my head now"
President-"Do you make that as a
threat, Mr.. Miller?"
Mr.. Miller-"I do. I have heard u
number Of Germans say that they would
shoot me II l voted In favor Of a6Olishing
German"
President-"That's q nice way 10 in1u.
ence votes" w
Mr.. Collier-'T give notice that I shall
leave this Board"
Mr.. Scott-"This Is no way to do.
for one am not afraid Of anybody shooting
me, and will stand right up. here and let
my vote be recorded. Let a man DO a man
or d mouse"
THE MINORITY REPORT ADOPTED.
In The midst OF considerable excite.
ment, during which one OF two members
left the room and thus lodged the vote,
the ayes aud nays were called, with the
following result! ..a a'
AYE-Bickel, Bowers, Ewing, Gem
mer, I1upp, Hess, Miller, Scott, Todd,
Vogler-l0.
NoEs-Baird, Collier, Caldwell, Max.
well, McClure-5.
So the minority report was adopted.
DR.. Hupp offered a resolution request.
Ing the Superintendent TO report to the
Board at liz hext meeting the standing Of
the scholars studying German in the
different grades Of our public schools as
compared with those pursuing the English
course only, and whether tha German 10,
In any way, tetarding 70 The general
course Of study or not, The resolution
was adopted. - NJ
Adjourned.
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J. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and Goth streets.
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NEW PROCESS 100 BBIS BATIN GLOSS
IN Its tho bGIt in thf market mar, ,, Try 4; ,Dv0
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Our Second Stock
New Spring and
Summer Goods,

Now being opened, embraces all
the newest styles and designs ID
CameI's Hair Suitings, Plain COL
ored Silks, Striped & Check silks X.
Plaid Black Grenadines, Plain Blk
Grenadines, Mexicana Grenadines
Side Band Organizes, LOulsiho
Check Silks, Madras Ginghams,
Embroidered Linen Suitings, with
Embos Linen Trimmings to match
&C., &C.
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l. II ttanscends the duties Of the State.
2, 1t works injustice 10 other nation.
alities.
3. II is impolitic because it tends to
destroy unity.
4. II IL a troublesome element in the
organization Of English schools.
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TINkUsTEE's SALE.

ANDERSON & PAUL.,
jy22 Real Estate Agents.
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BOARD OF EDucGTIoS.-The Board o.
Education held regular monthly meet
ing last evening, Dr., Hupp was called tC
the chair, the President being absent
The following members we're present
Hupp, Ewing, Collier, Bickel, Wilson
CONNER, Vogler, Miller, Wheat, Cald-
we'll, Maxwell, Hess, Todd, Scott.
The Committee on Finance reported q
final settlement with ]. N. Warden, late
collector for the Board Of Education, and
recommended that it be entered upon the
books Of the Board, which was so ordered
President Baird appeared and took his
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The passenger, who was ro,ns town IN. ma,
49, ,of tne nrst time In his life secured psS-
mission 20 climb MP beside the Dii,t n ~ ~.
u sa e~s o~oh' who never told lac in hls
Many ALLEGATION. In this river, ,na.,r.<
me Stranger. after LOOK aroand.
en- ,em Tor their hides and tsiler's y Va. y ~.
6tsed % be Iot.. chs
Il don't want 10 tell you abost EN- s,rs.
ger. replied the pilot. signing heavily.
"'canse you'd think was alvin, "a you.
n keerds, drink whisky or chsw poor 80
hacker, but can't lie"
Then there used 70 be lots OF ems tn
m most afraid 20 tell ye, mister. INIT
We counted 1even hundred ailygaters N the
mlle from Nicssburg cl'sr down % orleansi
ar 80 W mss years ago, alore shot Was ever
We'll. don't doub, IT," replied the .tr..-
and I've counted !. $50 OF ar, Nm o,..
bar" continued the pilot eli looks ne "a
tell, but government surveyor WAS abosrd
and he checked m OF as called out
Il haven't She least doubt Of AZ ssia to-
passenger. as ne heaved a sigh
IN gao o uIat, stranger. some feiicss
would think was a liar. when I'm telltu.
t 20, s so,smn Truth THIS used 70 be psradiss
the wheels OF the boat killed al average on
forty-nine 10 the milei'
True as gospel. mister; I used IN almo..
feel sorry for the GUESSED brutes cause Ihev.d
cry out e'enmost like a human being W.
Killed lots of EN-. as 4 said, and we hurt a
pie more. I sailed with one captain whe
allus carried a thousaod bottles OF linimept
10 throw over 10 the wounded ones"
"Hedid@''
"True - you live. he did. I don't ,sr~ct
III ever see another such a kind, Christ an
man. And the allygaters got 20 know the
Nancy Jane and Ia know Captain Tom and
they swim out and rub their tails aein Ire
boat an pnrr ike cats an' look up IKE ana
try 10 smile!"
sThey would?"
"solemn Truth, stranger. And once when
we grounded on a bar, with an opnosItloo
BOAT right behind. the allvgaterS satheret
sround, got under her stern, and humprf
her clean over the bar by a grand pFshf M
looks LIKE a big story, but never tod a lie
Yet, and never shall wouldn't lie for
ali The money you could put aboard this
There was a painful pause, and AFTER n
while The pilot continued
our iniines gin out once and a crowd N
an! gaters took tow-line and hauled Us
iortS,hNe miles up stream 70 Nicksburg,
And when the news got along the river
mat Captain Tom was dead every al vsater
IN the river daubcd his left ear with BLACK
mud as a badge Of mourning, and lots of am
pinned away and died :"
The passenger left the pilot house with the
remark that he didn't doubt the statement
but the old man gave the wheel a turn aud
replied
Thar's one thing won't do for love nor
money, and ULats make a liar OF myself
was brung up by good mother. aud I'm
gong TO SUCK 10 the truth II this boat doesn't
make cent"
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u II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Arct.oneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and r streets N. W.
FUK EAEE.
WASHINGTON CITY HOUSES AND LO

FOB SALE.
WASHINGTON CITY HOUSES AND LOTS.
- BY virtue Of the last will and testament Of
- Mary Ann Kerr; admitted to probate 18th July
Court Of the District of Columbia, and capable Of
hesi Estats which was devised to the
HIM in fee simple to the purchasers, and with the
Pay sale S the s sns
lots late the estate of the said Mary Ann Kerr, his
LIST and 2d.-The brick dwellings, stores and
premises on s9Ith side Ct pennsyyanis avenue, run
square $50. Lots L and Z, formerly ia the occups'
ton OF Mrs: Elizabeth Lowe ard Mr. George "
and q feet rs inches on Csreet The first con,
tains 24l6 square feet the latter 26a square feet
the purchaser Of Lot r, has the fishi TO use d.
VIZ ion wall adjoining on the side of this lot
OF New rs ana 3 side
INCHES on ass street. containing 10 ~ square feet
the north side Of L street north, containing $50
5th.-Lot No. ". Square 2ss, 50 feet front on the
east side u 18th street west containing 1886
6th-Lot %, Square 70, 20 feet on X street, near
20th street, 100 square feet.
1th-Lot I, Square ss5, 50 feet on 7th street east,
stn..Lof No: 5, Square s47, 40 fee. on 9Th street
9th-Lot No S, square s9s. "A feet 8 inches on the
north side 20 o. &c @ avenue and "a feet
10th Lot T. Square Ssi, q feet inches on North
Carolina avenue, between Lat and I'd streets east,
isNS square Feet
11th.-Lot S, Square e65, SO feet s inches on 10th
street east, 56 square feet, Is foot alley on south
Of this lot.
I2th.-Lot Z, Square 9s5, IS feet On 10th street
east and 81 feet IL incheson North street, ,s4i
The terms Of sale are: One third Of the purchase
70 be paid within thirty days from the day Of
sale, and the balance in ~ IL months from the
day Of sale, bearing per cent. interest from that
day. TO be secured TO the satisfaction OF the subscri
Der. A deposit u $50 will be required on the day
Of sale from each purchaser. On payment OF the
purchase money, and not BEFORE the subscriber viii
execute the deeds.
Some Of these Lots may be sold In divisions laid OF
chasers requested to write to the subscriber, or
to leave their Offers at the office Of Randall Hsgner,
esq., Attorney at Law. Young's Law Building,
Louisiana avenue, or with Henry K. Randall, No.
III not sold before the Lots will be offered At pub.
lie sale on TUESDAY, the 26th October instant, at
% clock m. to Nos. and u this advertise
ment, Lots on Peunsylysnia avenue, and on tbs
premises, respectively. As to the other Lots, as
o'clock p. m. on that day, following the order q
their numbers herein, BEGINNING at No. 3, and al
TO be sold ON the premises. IL the sale be not 40
ished on that day the sale will be contioued daily
A. RANDALL. Executor,
Annapolis. Nd.
oct, 2aw IRopl J. 7. COLDwKLL, salesman
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NEW Express LINE VIA CANAL,

NEW Express LINE VIA CANAL,
1 BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va VASE
ISGTOH AND GEORGETOWN, u. O,
SAILING DAYS.
PsoD Pier q, North Wbarves. Phfisa.fshts
SATURDAY, ct ~ N. 49, -
From 81 Water street, Georgstowa, SzS57
d. o., MONDAY at 6p. m.
This line connects at PhilsdeIpnfs with Oiyce'y
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyi.
dence, Boston and New England States Eo wharf
sge In Boston By this line.
HYDE, Agent fos d. CT O,
u. A. REED, Alex andrfa, Va.
ID. ID, O. MINK, % Devonshirs street, Boston.
Freights delivered By Knoxs Express. or
ders left at General Once, sos Psnnsy AHA 5e-
nue., or at the eteamers' wharf. VII b Prom PITY
attended 70. sepe tY