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The New York herald., 1876-09-28
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A TO rIIi: EXECUTORS SALE.
ToA99T$T g SS;%gs Ss;S%SgssSrS. sEF5fsSsr sS,ss 20.
no sniEAsF 81 EasF Eth HaASEf st.,
sSssssy sGsassy And S eT'sfGs rs sxsr sri's'
FAMILY Hn'Sa Sshs asS ssfR heAR Mlrh Az Fms
elegant Wagons Harm SIS. Robes. Sc..
',''rf'nf IT, skR6SE N s'iss pNcEssED. & i S.'
pEAurrrr, s'%s"sn: p.S snpISn T,sn 'i n.y PRINCE.
a,old is han.S: raised in ORANGE .red by
81 Henry s's %. by ' %arrican @ @ sa.. s he ,Tstsss
'e. heats Eat rasc % c,ss en- .e =" & Z" M and sso; & Ss
h"ss has een drive" by LADIES' he is warranted perfectly
TIE sr1iIsm" ANo FAST ,.sss s"gEEL cELDiso
raised in Vermont, sired by DANIEL Lambert, dam Nancy.
60, Y So"srsh son OF kysyts ws. en-
a:a4 secoad money IN 50 ea.s, beating Tanner
.nrn Nov an" ,ss',I ",ns's he Is Year, % S hands
ran'ss m ;s.na ANA ,srv,, nnd u,p am,
anrr- Abdaah Belle nranaoa by Hugh i. freneh;
and fss,e,t aye"r-old showing three heat. in .a7
pect Park track N aii ,Aey the hanlsonss,
as we ns sr 'sses' ssn.eran team. that goes on .s
vy '"Is and .SS il
ysrm"n, n.ek i"ss dam ireeki"rdse. i,r.ekn:
years old ia hands, hne. clean limbs. eant h "rchcd
is "or,hy he OF horsemcn he has Wonderful
omnnrnnre nS wei NJ ms great speed make, hi" very
kind and genia in ali harness. ANY lady ride drive
him he in 3 class lirthel VT where
has record in Jls: showed several hvats 2p
in private il he gets ia good hands he will rank with the
best ne !. warranted cr,ety suund and Kind.
RELIABLE AND FAST BAY GELDlNG REPEATER.
y Ethan ia & "a nro sas E M
ect In every wav in. pure gaea square iroter has
trted around icctwood track 20 phxetnn Ia 5o
lie Is the best hos tor ladies that found: he
""''!fS EStsSr sss and su n4 = P.iss'" T WAGON
49,. WITH roLE AM, SHAFTS
FINE SIDE BAR TOP WAGON. LATEST STYLK.
FINE LIGHT DOUBLE: HARNESS.
VERY FINE SlNGLE uARSESS.
ELEGANT BLACK BEAR AND OTHER ROBES
kerscy Dress, Sweat and stable Blankets,
ali Of which must positively be sold
to highest bidders.
regardless OF q value
without limit resricsi,n Any gentleman wishing
purchase reliable horse viii please cali aud and
ride behind " the above horses.
Coacnmsn in attendance.
Sale II take place ut 10 o'clock. rain shine No
ponomsn Twenty hours given ior trial by order
q. o. W. HERRING. r....~
NJ r. MILLER. HAecueors.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMrsENENTS--erH pAeE- 1T. I'd and Sd cola.
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cLknKs ASD sALgsMKSi2In rass.sl and ;ih col.
roAsTwIsE siEANsilIrs- -om rAcE-ssh and 9Th coils
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Ex5GksiSSsNssa sT-i -ia raare '%sl-aH ssh eop COT
fINANCIAL-srm PAGE.
SSRNisnED ROOMS And "a APARTMENTS TO LET
v,,p >,,ir - Egg ID. and I'd eoI. -,
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#oGsis aS5as ss 81 co.
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.PkRSONAIs-lsr PAcx-lst col
PlANOFOKTES ORGANS. 1C.-9rH PAcK-3d col.
POLITICAL-9rH PAGE-4th col
POST OFFICE NOTlCE-sr PAGE 9th col
PROPOSALS lsr PAcE-6th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALES-
12ru PACE-2d aud I'd co.'s
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OK TO
RENT--2D rAGe - lst col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2p PAGE-lst COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2p PAGs-lyt col
RELIGIOUS NOTlCESisr PA0K-lst COL
+ 2EMOvALS-9rH PaGE-4th col
REWAkDS--lsr PAta- LIST col
SALES AT AUCTION-l2rH PAGE--5th and 9Th coils.
sITUATIONS wANrED-FEMAIES-llrH PAGE, and
12rH PAGE 1st ant ID coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-l2rH rAGK-3d COL
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PACE-Ist and I'd co.'s
SpoRTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.-isr rAGx-2d col
TIE TRADES-12Tt PAcE-5th col
THE TURF-lST PAGE I'd col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSRS-2D PACr-lst cot
TKAvEiLERS' GtiIDE-9rH pAGE-6th col.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMkNrS TO LET
IN PAGE-,d and 4th coils
WATCHES, JEWEi.RY. &C.-9rH PAos-6th eel
WESTCIESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAcE-1st col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-lOrn PAcE-sth col
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MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER AUCTIONEER
"A. THE GRANDEsr EVENT

CAPTAIN GEORGE d. HANNA. Of Bourbon county.
KENTUCKY. takes pleasure In announcing his SEVEN
TEENTH unparalleled SALE o: the fastcst GREEN TEUT
TEKS. finest MATCHED Teams, most extraordinary
COUPE or CART Horses and best broke PREMIJ
COMBINED all gated SADDLE and Harness Horses in
world lust arrived from KENTUCKY. tn take place
WEDNESDAY rext. October T. Mt II o'clock. NJ BARKER
SONS City Auction Mart and New York Tsttersals
OF Broadway and Jth st.. and comprising NINETEEN
HEAD all OF the best Kentucky rotng and thoroughbred
blood and without doubt the extraordinary lot
together ia Amercn consisting OF Trottcrs that
can In from three minutes DOWN To 2:s0; u very
speedy FAIR OF III high SOKRELS that tiot In 80
TO the POLE two i5s4 to III high bay and brown COACH
TEAMS believed 10 be uneuuaed Tor extraordinary style
aud rich appearance: pair of l5ts high BROWN GELD
INGS. and the balance the hnest lost OF COUPE MATCH
Cart Horses and best broke all gated SADDIEkS
ali sound aud kind ging from 1917
BROWNS. Stock NOW exhibition the Dr.
JOHN W. CLARKE. agent for Captain Hanna. requests
that body will come TO-DAY At ANY time
yioa. TO sale and RIph and pKiyE and TEST the SAD
DIE and driving qualities and SPEED OF any of the lot
BEFORE bddne CATALOGUES ready. Sale with
out reserve or postpoDcment
4 TOP PONY PHAETUN AND COVERED HARNESS.
A$iIO elegant ssde bar top Buggy. $l3O; Rockawsy,
$40; full spring top bu.gy. No, OIL 7th av
AN ENGLISH HUNTING CART. ONE LANDAU
n aud Clarence, Coupe and Park Phacton At .
sacrhrc. To be NJ CURLkYS. IU9 East 18Th st.,
near 4th sv.
AT SACRIFICE. THREE WORK HORSES; MUST
Asel; no work. 57S 0rsonwich st.
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A IAN ExEcUToRs' SALE; SALE, =, ,r,ov
s ,$. sS sSs'
At soAEgISO STAsTs SSESEs ysoIAEAy LAFAYETTE 6E
stASEh sS SsI IsuipsH bscEhsEpf fsornani sonssr or
is.ess % s county aSoa; years
% n @ sy y and
hin ONE of as ,: be
Sc mil: $50 goo! ,,sss ws: bred and raised i9
sound and kind without spot or bem'h be
FAST. HANDSOME AND HIGH BRED BLOOD BAY
trottng Mare about i5 hands high years old; sired BY
county she has .ore style and action than any
be found !rosted las; spns a. rro:psc raIk .ri. In
timed BY vandssilt Cory Work and several Others
and rsqats. Soos,as when speeding rugged
.s.usi1n great power Of aud properly handled
any every and sound kind without
''S B1SrlTR r II '% xBovE rwo HAVE BEEN DRIVEN TO
sesher and make Of tho ssyshcst and fastest teams
'nsi sSS' pssf or TaE BLOOD BAY
Morn, Holly n u and brought here ny Henry Middleton
but has been used exclusively road purposes
sns s's s.s Sss 4
Qualities and ne segant driver without vice
vatc driving offered and valuable for track pur-
snd aSh OF
ss ;sd y II Sy % d y
years old. flowing and TAIL and pretty pic
troted when old spring Valley half mile
track In a. repeated in 2 nnc gated and
ssndea can nm sq IN = Is a yn r rsr s
aud Is of the finest pole in this country.
ALSO TWO ELEGANT BEkWSrER QF BRUOME
st. side bar shifting top agons pole aud shafts sqnsl to
nearly new open Wagon. by Waterman in perfect
DER Two sets Of single harness " Conner ord equal
ut single iarcss by Ferguson. new set Of
double Harness BY comerord with Engs and breast col
also Blankrts Robes Whips, Fly Sets &c. the whole
prscs the tnest stock offered either public private
sale iu this city -
they be and u particulars asceraincd: sale posi-
tive, rain shine. by order OF
ELIZABETH sUYDAM. Exccutrix
MORGAN Y. SufDAM. Jr.. Executor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NHAR THE END
Grand Drawing Of tho
Kentucky State Distribution.
SATURDAY. September 30
To he in time
lou must buy today OF tomorrow
10, SO Cash Gins
sso.ov, in Currency.
s. o'ooo IL Currency.
Grand Capital tin. ssa,po
Every Gilt paid in full.
Tickets. $40; Halves. sos s,; eu,r'f;. \ r. g :: g"
N -sao.n CASH Gir,s. n...nn.,.
r. siSSoSs < pidxIS,sSs; Manager"
Royal iIavan TO be drawn
Adirsss FARMS EMERSON co.
Rank-'s. IL, Broaiway. room 4.
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION. MEDICAL ESSAY
comprising s'ris o' lectures delivered at Iahn's
premature dccinr showins n.IspataLly how health
may ss ansd a'ras H. .,a. sy.op',. s Of the mis
phys,ca debility being hs rrsal, It" ~ year, experience
and residence 81 kas, io,n ST. New York.
NEW YORK THROAT AND EAR INSTITUTE. ~
~ East .,rh st. Free examinations - 10 only
nLD KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES .'sMiTirs" :"
81. ,6. ~ as - ~ ~. ~. o7. r.. u, 81, 10 81.
81. 81. ~ :. r. 81. - 81. >. Il. ID. "a. III. a.
All orders address Is. NATHAN. lsi Broadway NY
DoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWS OCTOBER p
o,n.r. Of api'a. u o,@' r,ns stSS..'. .ns saano>
Whole Tickets. $40: Halves. so; rnriictbs. 81.
JACKSON h co. bankers. %. broadway ~.
DoYAL HAVANA LorrERy-NEXT DRAWING OC-
lltohcr only 80 tickets divided in 10th and toti
ts3 prizes. amounting to s7aOoo Highest prke sa1uO
and next of $1,000. fn April, 1873, sold the $rn,W
p!ixe and sspsmbs 1875 ;oia and ea.hed tna. of
New York. spanish tiod and Havana Bank Bills bought
and sold. Drafts ON Havana issued.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWS OCTOBER =
IIcaptai Prizes, ss'psn $1,000 Ss1n. $500. DC:
Office box .ls5. New aven. Conn.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY -s7ioOoO Will. RE
III drawn on Oct 2. Prizes cxshcd: orders hed nfvr
nation nrnsh~d highest rates paid for Spanish bills gov
TAYLOR / Co. Bankers. No. IL wan ~. New York.
I,oyAL HAVANA LOTrERY.-Next Drawing October 2
lCCapsl prize $1,000 Kentucky state single Number
ply 20 T. DEvilN. General Agent. Fl Park row.
fNuE SUBSCRIBED. FCR THEMSELVES AND IN
the OF their Hebrew fellow workingmen. all
pluyed in the ciK"ctte manuactory Of Mcssrs Francis
Kinney Bros, desire acknowledge their sncerest
hunks To these gentlemen also their
Mr.. Henry Cuppin for the Kindness with which they
all the principal jewish holidays. LEuIN. JACOB
rINEELsrEIN. JACOB BARLuNsKY. NEw YonK. Sept
81 1876
TAMAR INDIRN-A LAXATIVE FRUIT LOzENGE
its consequences. r. GILLOT. 81 kue Rsmbatcau. Paris
Depot. cAswELl. HAZARD co. New York.
VUENuLING's HARLEM AND MANiIATTANvTLLE
Brewery GuardAl mem bers requested pres
Thursday Sept 2S Rabcnstens Park will be open
admission OF Judges and invited guests BY order
Of the Captain. Z. J. GROHMANN. Secretary.
IN REASONS WHY TO INVEST
II
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pREEDERS' CENTENNIAL TROTTINt; MEkTINU
ID Suffolk Park. Philadepi.ia
SeptcmUev "a. -, ~ and 10, 1876.

FIRST DAy--wedncsday, September 27.-Revolution
Race 5oo for thresyear ods eleven
forna, Kentucky Pennsylvania New YORK Connec lieut.
and New Jersey Also Independence Race fye
$500 Following es.Govcrnor Spraguc,
Dr.. Elsie Good. Piedmont Lady Mills, Freshman, Nell
Hamblctonan Mxmbrino.
SECOND DAY-Thursday. September 2S &C Coutin- mt Il
Race Tor 40 stalsions 81 500 Closed with Thorndae
aberdeen. Banker. Robert Fulton and Nil un
Also Natiopa! stallion Cup. exhibition bailey
Co s. value II for fastest ssliuns against during
the meeting. Governor Sprxgue trial Jay Could
trials Sam Purdy one trial: Blackwood Jr two trials;
Commonw ealth ono trial.
THIRD DAy-rr,dsy. September 2e.-Rspuble Race
for arocs 81 5O Closed with
from California; iiri F. Queen. from Kensncky; Black
mans Miranda, from Orange county New York Saddle
hel from Virgins: Ion,czuma. from Long Island Lady
Patchcn, Post Boy Belle Hewitt aud Woodtod chief
kenvcky; BlAzc Medium from philadspiha. Also Ma
tionai stallion Cup, 5000 Jay Could trial; Sam
Purdy. trSl: Blxckwuod. JL trial
FOURTH DAx--saturday, September 30 -Fcderai Race
for sxycsr-olds. s., ,5UO Following entries: j.
Kmmins Black wood Jr.. FROM Tsnnesscei Dame Trot
from Boston, MasA Rose ~ood, fran Long Island Ma
genta from Kentucky Also National Cup. value 81 UUn
jay Ucuia. one trial: Governor Sprsguc trials
Purdy. ono trial. Commonwealth. trial;
trials: Monteyunw, three trials.
NOrEThe horses will be started promptly each day
2oclock L. NJ special trnins to suffolk Park leave
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot at ~ M
IL 20. and ID T.. NJ. and IRON tho depot 80
Pascnni Station mar the track, T. $40 80
A. NJ, ll:O and $50 r. NJ Go early and avoid overcrowd
ing Tickets and reserved At sll Chestnut rhils
tciphit KELLOGG CONLEY.
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n. B-ANY PARTIES WISHING TO rUECHAs
ARE INVITED TO CALL AND DRIVE ANY OF TIL
ABOVE HORSES BEFORE THE SALE.
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DROPOsAI.s WILL BE RECEIVED UP To DECEM-
i er 1876 by the trustees Of the New York and BROOK
yn Bridge their office ~ Water Brooklyn. N. Y.
the and delivery OF 400 net tons OF No
galvanized cable used Ia the
OF the main the East River Suspension Bridge
Printed specifications aning iu inform alton will bo
furnished upon application thus Office.
~ " a nOEHlL Chief Envi
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this week in the Certificates Of the Industrial Exhibition
Company Of New York General John c. Robinson OK
Lieutenant Governor OF the State Of New York; :
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pOofs SOLD AT NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE, IS
West 18th ss ths afternoon, on boston Cincinnat
a Cincinnati. sEIBERT NcCLOUD.
CEA VIEW DRYING PARk. NEW DORP, =. I.-2:iO
lCFurse: Sioo s6J to first $25 to second $5 third
for saturday. October 1870 Entries close Saturday
September 50 Address THOMAS LUB New Dorp
CARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION, l,23g BROAD.
bway. Auction. French and combination pools sold OF
trots at Philadelphia. Combination and
$3 Also French pool the OCTOBER elections
and Ohio. to close every evening: tickets, So
JOHN MoRKISSEY co.
NATTERSALLS, l.2a7 BRUADwAY--FRENCH
pools ~ each ON fr6e tor all trot Fecswood 40 tro
fh,sdelphix McDUUGALL n co. :
. -
HORSES. CARRIAGEs. c4I.
a BARGA1S BLACK HUKs e, .51s HAND WAR.
ranted; prss F1S express grocer; yr0cers agon
nearly new. sos, $50 Hudson IT,
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Tho and executrx OF the late John Worthng
ton offer for sale his valuable Quarrics Plant Farm Land
Manufactured oods hand. and the Good viii OF tho
business In Ohio aud Michigan. and will, up ~ the
The New York herald., 1876-09-28

tenders for the purchase Of the whole portions
thereof Tenders to be addressed waiter 3. Loe.
Toronto Canada"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18

A CERTAIN man whose name was Zach
ariah went down from Washington to
New York and fell among thieves, and
the thieves received him gladly, and he
abode with them many days. And ne
said unto them; Behold, l have three
States. South Carolina is mine, and
Florida is mine, and Louisiana is mine,
and there are nineteen electoral votes in
those three. 60, now, and get nae an
hundred and sixty-six other votes, and We
will count in these nineteen, and the in
heritqnce will be ours; for we shall scoop
the boys But, behold, the boys sent
spies into tho States of Zschariah, and
florida was not hi, by thousand, and
South Carolina was not his by fifteen
hundred. And when Zachariah saw that
certain wise men had been sent down
from the North, who oversaw the count
in Louisiana. he girded up his loins and
fed swiftly. For the last State of that
man was five thousand worse than the
first.-N Y. WorLd.
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She paused slightly on the threshold.
Harry sprang to meet her.
7" Mrs. Ryve y
She bowed little nervonsly as she en-
tered.
But can 1 ever sufficiently thank
you for acceding to my request Ifyou
knew how impatient have been-how 4
have longed for this hour-yon would
know how happy you have made me" !
She did not make any reply, and
Harry saw how agitated she seemed.
In his heart he admired her more for it..
Il am so anxious to hear your voice
to see your face, that l know must be
matchlessly fair, to look in your eyes!
Mrs. Rye. will you allow me the great
happiness 2"
He touched her gosssmer veil as if to
unwind it. She murmured faint as
sent and elated with all ..the exquisite
novelty and romance of the situation,
Harry tenderly removed the mask.
Now-iace to face most charming
good heavens |"
He dropped the tulle scarf as if an asp
had been lurking among the filmy folds.
A low, sweet laugh, that was unsnspi-
ciously favored with not far distant tears.
at is really I, Harry l did so want
to know the terrible business tina. kept
you SO much from home. Harry, l think
Iii JOIN the firm"
Florence looked steadily at him, saucy,
reproachful, half contemptuous.
Harry stood like petriaed stone for
q minute, then remarkably sheepish
expression crossed his CO Intenance.
$50 you are Mrs. Rye, are you 2,
He tried to be magnificent, but failed
perfectly; and then the tears came leap.
ing from Florencs's eyes in silver cas-
cades.
ooh, Harry to think you never
cared for me more than-than-to-"
There was his opportunity to get out Of
this scrape, and he fitted himself most ad-
mirsbly therein. "-
There, dear-don't cryl Ofcourse it
was all joke, that Mrs. Ryve business.
As if didn't know you the moment
saw YOU the day came Did yon real
ly think I was in errue:t, you little
rogue ? AMI not even with you for
coming to see what was about ? Don't
CRY, Florence You know l love you
dearly. Well 60 home tomorrow, and
be ever 80 nice and cosy-wont we ~
And she believed him. The sweet,
trusting, heart-sore little woman
actually led him to comfort her, and
took all the blame of the whole affas.
But, mind you, while Mr.. Harry Merle
copgradulates hlmse f on his cute getting
out of it, he has vowed any number Of
vows never to do so again.
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Schenck's Puimonic syrup for the
cure Of Consumption. Coughs
and Colds.

Schenck's Puimonic Syrup for the
cure of Consumption. Coughs
and Colds.
The great virtue of this medicine is that
IL ripens the matter and throws 1t out CT
the system, PARTIES the blood, and thus
effects q cure.
SCHENcKs SEA WEED TOXIC. FOR THE cvRE
OF DYsPEPsIA, INDIGESTION, &c.
The tonic produces a healthy action OF
the stomach treating an appetite, forming
chyle, and curing the NEST obstinate eases
OF Indigestion. ata 81 ga
ScHKSCK's MANDRAKE PILLS FOR THE
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, DE.
These pills are Alternative, and produce
least danger, as they are free from calomel,
and yet more eff1cious in restoring a
healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies are q certain cure for
Consu ~ ption. as the Z 1monic syrup
ripens the matter and purif1es the blood.
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
create healthy bile. and remove all dis
eases of the liver, Of. en- a cause VI Con.
SUMPTION. The Sea Weed Tonic gives
tone and strength 10 the stomach, makes
good Digestion, and enables the organs
to form good BLOOD; and thus creates a
healthy circu lation of healthy blood. The
combined action of these me- icines, as
thus explained, will cure every case OF
Consumption, II taken in time, and the
use OF the medicines persevered In.
Dr. Schenck IS PROBES sionally at mis-
principal office, corner sixth and Arch
Sts., Philadelphia, every Monday, where
all letters for advice must be addressed. :!
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GEO. c. MCCOLLOCH
TRUSTEES SALE,

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u made by Christian Wagner TO the
undersigned trustee, dated the 6th DAY OF
May, in the year one thousanG elght
hundred and seventy-four, and duly re
corded among the public land records o {
Ohio county, West Virginia, in deed OF
trust book No. !, pages aud q. will on
Saturday, the I6ih day Dece ~ her,
1876, at the front door OF the Court House
OF ohio county, West Virginia, commence
ing at IL O'Clock A. proceed 10 sell 10
the highest and best bidder tn following
described real estate, or so much thereol
as may be necessary 10 pay the deot
secured by said deed of trust, and me eN-
penses OF sale, including the trustees com
missions, that is to say, the eastern raItOf
the north halt OF lot No. seventy nine (19),
situate on the east side OF Main street,
Centre Wheeling, said part ltentiDg
thirty-three 1881 feet on the west side OF
alley +, and running weStwardly OF even
width fifty Jour l5il feet six C6) inches, or
to a point siXIy-seven (67) teetsix 80 inches
rom Main street, ana which Is the east
ern line OF that part or the north half OF
lot No. 20. The property 10 be sold as
above is the same piece OF ground con-
veyed to the said Christian Wagner by
John A. Berry and wife, and Matilda
Lindsay, by deed dated February Is, 1865,
and recorded in deed book No. 53 tollo 3lV,
Also so much of the north half OF lot
numbered seventy.r inc ('9) as lies be-
tween Main street 9nd the piece Of ground
above described, and being the same pro-
perty conveyed to said Christian Wagner
by John 0Donnell and wit, by deed dated
March 70, 1868 and recorded In deco DOCK
No. So, ioiio 3j1, the entire properly ABOVE
mentioned and described being the north
halt of lot numbered seventh nine on the
east side OF Main stree Centre Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-Une-thlrd OF the pur-
cha money, or sich greater amount
thereof a. the purchaser may elect TO pay,
cash in hand, the r, sdue in two equal
installmehtS, payable respectively In nine
and eighteen months from The day OF sale,
with Interest from that day. aud the de-
ferred payments to be secured Dy deed OF
trus on the pro- erty sold.
selling as trustee l shall convey such
title rs Is vested in me by said de ottrust.
SIMON BAER, Trustee.
CALDWELL & CALDWELL, Attys.
j O. HERYEY, AuctiOueer. nO3l
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FOR SALE,

WE HAVE TWO VERY, NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houses on
Twenty fifth street, for sale. They are
nearly new and in excellent repair. Each
contains four rooms and kitchen, and
both have good cellars. ANY person de-
string cheap dwelling hour well located ,
and upon reasonable terms, will do well
UNDERSIGNED NJ e at their office, No. IiSS Chap
line street, Wheeling, w. Va.
CRACRAFT & COLE,
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STATE or WEST NIRGrsIA, OYEICE or
THE COMMISSION rs % PUBLIC PSIsTIN
WHEELISG, W. VA, nov. ], 1870.
Sealed proposals VIII b. received by the
Commissioners OF Public Printing, at TIE
AUDITORS once, in The Capitol. until he
z,h day OF Dscs Inber, 1870, for supply
ing the tate Of Wet Virginia with SRA
TI0NERY and fRtSTISG PAPER. and
for the execution 81 the PUBLIC PRINT
ING and Binding for tw) years from the
2nd WEDNESDAY IN January, ls75.
Each PROPOSE must be accompanied by
a hopd, executed according TO law, by the
bidder. with n east two good aud sum
Gent sureties, res ding In thisstatH, IN the
penal sum oi len thousand IOhaTs for all
state Printing. the penal sum OF Two
Thousand Dollar. ,or ! stat" Binding,
and the pAra sum o. Five Thousand Dol.
lars tor F-rIishing Pap and Stationery
conditioned tor the faithful pei formanse
OF the co.lTac :, and no bid unaccOmpa
MED by -gch bond Will he entertsiDsd by
the commissioners Of Public Printing.
Est g atss OI the TO K and msteIisl 20
b. d0r = and furnished, together with
blank forms FOR proposals, bonds. Sc, Will
be furnished, upon sppl cation TO the
Commissioners, on and after the i2ih Inst.
Al yTOpo.als must be made upon tue
printed forms and blanks furn sned oy
Use Commissioners. >. BHADl'
P.esiCe nt Commissioners OF Public Prlht-
ny. NV
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aprl5h
PrJRrIO SALE

nF ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS ON
" Short Creek, known as the benezer
Met, lloch farm, adjoining Mr.. Busby,
containing one hundred and thirty four
acres, more or less; will be Offered for sale
on same day of public sale OF personal
property, Nov. . at . o'clock p. NJ. FOR
terms, de-, apply on the premises or TO
]. c. HERVEY, Auctioneer and Real Es-
tate Agent, No. l4OS Market street, Wheel
Snoi GEO. C. MCCOLLOCH.