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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-20

NEW YORK, October I9.-The Tammany
county convention met to-day, Henry L.
Clinton presiding, and made the Following
nominations: For mayor, Smith Ely, jr; for
justice of the superior court, John ]. Fried
man; Tor marine court justice, James p. Sim
mott; for surrogate, DelanO Q. Calvin; for
sheriff, Bernard Reilly; for county clerk,
Henry A. Gumbleton.
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LAYING THE FOUNDATION.

PHILADELPHIA, October I9.-This after
noon at one o'clock the cash admiJtanCe to
the Centennial numbered one hundred and
forty-four thousand, exceeding the attend
snce on any except Pennsylvania day,
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WASHINGTON, October l9.-The society OF
the Army of Tennessee to-day visited Mount
Vernon as the guests of citizens OF Washing
ton. a munifcent collation. was supplied on
board the boat by committee of citizens of
this city, and on going down and coming up
the Potomac river salutes were fired from
Fort Washington. At night the mem bers of
the society paid their respects to President
Grant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-20
SEWANEE.
The University Of the South - Laying
of the Foundation OF st. Luke's The
OIORIcaI Memorial HAII-A
WOman's Cody Gift.
what the Building Will Be-A TheO-
logical Foundation of Remarkable
Breadth and GenerOsity-The
Professors Selected.

The Nashville american gives the
following account of the interesting services
which took place yesterday at Sewanee, the
occasion being the laying the foundation of
st. Luke's theological memorial hall.
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Mr.. James's spec

Hon. E. A. James opened his speech by say |
ing that as he had a good many charges TO |
make, he would not detain the audience by
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-20

PHILADELPHIA,O OctOber Iy.-Thls Is Conn
bination Day at the Centennial, the day de-
voted to Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and
the District of Columbia. The Maryland and
Delaware State buildings are gaily decorated
with the national flags, festoOned and draped
from every point or vantage, and also with
the Il apS of all nations.
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COATESVILE, PA, October Bon Tuesday
night young man, supposed to be James
Aikens, of Buffalo, New York, and employed
as travelling salesman for q wholesale liquor
house OF New York city, was murdered and
robbed near Harrisburg. few days ago he
was IN Sunbury, and while visiting a draw
poker room, near the Northern Central rail-
road Depot, exhibited roll Of bank notes
amounting to three thousand dollars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-20

Or. J. O. AVER & CO., LEVEL, Mas.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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NEW ORLEANS, october 19.-The Repub-
Hcan parish convention to-day indorsed the
Independent Conservative ticket for city and
parish officers, and recommended that all Re-
publicans vote for it. They also pledged the
Republican party TO make no nominations
for city or parish officers. This action leaves
the regular Democratic ticket and the Inde-
pendent conservative tickets the only tickets
in the field.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 10. - Fourteen
contestants are entered for the tournament
this afternoon, and much interest is shown
In the affair. In addition to the prizes pre-
viously offered, a magnificent cup OF solid
silver, engraved with the imperial Chinese
dragon, is offered to the leading knight by
Wynn Seng, the Chinese mandarin, who has
been almost continuously at the exhibition
since the commencement, ana is the fOurth
man in rank in the Chinese empire.
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LONDON, October ia special from Rome
to the Daily NetUs says that Cardinal AntOnel-
lis secretary has apolOgized 70 the Spanish
ambassador for the discOurtesy shown him
by the committee which supeTintended the
reception of The Spanish pilgrims by the pope
on Monday last, In refusing to admit MN and
his attaches, but the ambassador having tele-
graphed an account of the affair to Madrid
has received instructions to demand an eX-
pIanatiOn from the holy see.
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COATESVILLE, PA, October l9.-Tuesday
afternoon two miners employed In the Ches-
ter county iron mines engaged in prize
fight to settle q difficulty between them. Ed
ward Warren, one of the participants, was so
severely beaten by his antagonist, James
Moore, that he died. His friends then set
upon Moore and fatally injured him. The
friends of the two men engaged in riot last
night, during which several OF them were Sc
riously wounded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-12
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF IRIS
ID made by Christian Wagner m u,
undersigned trustee, dated the ON IA,
May, in the year one Thousand 81.
hundred and seyenty-iOur, and AM,
corded among the public land rrr,ri,
ohio county, West Virginia, IA d,,g y.
trust book No. !, pages aud .. win n-
Saturday, the 10Th day Q Deeca be,
1875, at the front door OF the Cuur, Ron
of Ohio county, West Virginia, commr'
Ing at II O'Clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell.
the highest and best bidder the follow.
described real estate, or 30 much thrr,'
rs may be necessary 10 pay the a.
secured by said deed uf Trust, and tIr,,.
penses OF sale, including the lrusl.s,,.r.-
missions, that IN Ia say, the eastern laft..
the north hall of lot No. ScVrnty.Hlbr y
situate on the east side OF Man sim
Centre Wheeling, said part uo1try
thirty-three 1873 feet GA the west ,.ir y.
alley r, and running wcStWarily Cd! even
width fity-Iour (Jl) feet six o. inchs, 10.
To u point siXty-scVen co. ieei six q in,u,,
from Main street, gud which il the ra,,.
ern line OF that part 81 the north halt u.
lot No. ~. The property 10 be sold i,
above Is the same piece Of gTOund cua.
veyed To the said Christian uagnrr ul
John a. Berry and vile, and Mat.Ifa
Lindsay, by deed dated February o.. be-.
and recorded In deed book No. s. to.lG u.
Also so much OF the north hall ol .r.
numbered Seyrnty.r Inc ~ ~ lirs l..
tween Main street snd the piece Of gTuul#
above Il described, and being the same pro
perry conveyed Ia said Christina Naghs.
by John O'Donncll and w.t. 10y drc4 dH.rl
March -, 1865, and recorded In deed huy,
No. 50, folio 357, the entire property Abu'r
mentioned and described being the nUU.
hail of lot numbered seventy mine on O,
east side of Main stree, Centre Nhrrllul
TERMS or SALE-Dne.ihITd of tAT Iur
cha e money, or s.ch greater amuua
thereof ~ the purchaser may elect ~ "
cash In hand. the residue lH isu rIur
Instruments, payable respectively iU U'nr
and eighteen months rom lh"day Vis o.,
with Interest rom that day. ald The H'.
fcTTcd payments Ia he secured uN aacr' 7.
trus. OH the pro- cTty sold.
selling rs trustee | shall convey o..
title as is vested iu nr 10y said dp duitfa'
SIMON BAEk, Trust.
CALDWELL ~ CALDWELL, ATTY.
j. 4. HERyEY, Auciiunrcr. u'
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nEIGHB0RHOOD NEWS.
MARTINS FERRY,

Mir. John Goodhue Of the firm OF
Goodhue & Brothers of Burlington, died
last Friday with consumption, and was
buried Sabbath. He had been sick for
near year. He was esteemed By all
who knew him.
Pease Township Sabbath School Union
Association met in the NJ. Z. Church
Sabbath, at 3 o'clock. The main thing
on the programme was the address Of DR..
DeBass, who entertained the audience
for q half hour with one of his happy ad-
dresses.
The frm of Ratcliff g. Catellssy that
yesterdays REGISTER did them injustice.
They don't deny Offering reward of
twenty five dollars Tor the apprehension
of the thief. but as the thief had not been
caught and that no reward had ever been
called for the article had placed them in
false light as we'll as the officers. They
feel grateful to the officers Tor the efforts
they had made, and we're Still willing to
give the $25 reward for the thief.
The two Colored brethren arrested on
suspicion of being he parties engaged IN
burglarizing their store, had a hearing
before the Mayor on Saturday, but were
released, as the evidence was not sufficient
10 bind them over.
Thomas Calear and one Welch were
arraigGed before the Mayor yesterday
for fighting on "Old Redrim Corner on
Saturday afternoon. WEIGH was fined.
I bu, Calesr gave bail for his appearance
to-day.
The extreme cold caused the churches
to be SHINY attended Sunday.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.-The Baltimore
and OhIu railroad has In operation ., 400
miles OF road, comprising the main line
from Cincinnati t. Baltimore; the line
from Chicago TO Grafton, in West Viz
ginia, where il connects with the main
line; Central Ohio division, from Colum.
bust 10 Wheeling, and the Lake Erie d.
vision. from Sandusky, on the lake, L.
Newark. OHIO. 1t has. beiies, little
branches in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Viz
ginia and Maryland. John ". Garrett
is the President, and the road Is in
frst-rate financial condition. -Er.
The case of attachment of Joseph and
Thomas Wright against the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, at keyser, West Viz
ginis, has been decided. Since the pass
age of the Maryland law exempting 500
OF wages or salaries from attachment,
MANY suits against the railroad company
have been instituted in counties OF West
Virginia by citizens Of Maryland IN
order 10 evsde the exemption. In the
case above mentioned the judgment OF
the County Court was affirmed on APP
peal. The court holds that although the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is foreign
corporation. it has regular established
offices, officers upon whom process may
be served in = SUIT, and being so siiua-
ted, is liable 10 have money IN Its hands
payable to defendants attached, though
PAYABLE out of the State.
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THAT'S WHAT "ALED' HIM.-He Was
a full-blooded Englishmsn, had lust cam"
to the city over the b. X o. road, aud AL
ways stopped at trst-Ciass hotels, at least
so he informed tn" clerk Of n we'll known
caravansary in this city on his arrival.
He took his seat ri table IN the hneiy
furnished dining room and gave his or
der with an air that seemed To Indicate
that he knew he WAS not moulded OF
ordinary clay. Jaw waitaw,' rs the
servant was leaving him, "there'S one
thing i forgot bring me som" OF the
genuine"
What, sir? inquired the waiter.
"Some ofthe genuine; ale | mean; do
We hearT
1--WE do not keep any ale al this hotel,
sir"
"Aw! do my ears no. deceive me? No
ale! young man, no ale! You must be
crazy, sir
You can ask the clerk" said the
waiter.
And his lordship did ask the clerk, but
without satisfaction. There was really
no ale in the house. After grooming
lugubriously and Tuning over the
matter for some time, giving
everybody about the hotel to understar d
that he had never yet eaten meal with
out ale, the Euglishmen walked about 8
square to purchase some liquoe that suit
ed him, the waiter failing 10 sccommo-
date. He returned with huge bottle,
lust before dinner was over, resumed his
seat at the table, and placed the bottle on
the floor beside his chair in q triumphant
manner, where be could seize it and re-
fl his glass when he desired, after
which he appeared perfectly happy.
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schenck's Mandrake Pills

VIII be found to possess those qualltie
necessary TO the total eradication OF all
bilious attacks, prompt TO Starlthe secre-
tons of the liver, and give healthy tone
Ia the entire system. Indeed, II is no or
binary discovery In medical science
to have invented remedy Tor these
stubborn complaints which develop all
the results produced by a heretofore
free use of calomel, mineral Justly
dreaded by mankind, and acknOwl-
edged TO be destructive in the extreme to
the human system. That the prOpe' ties
OF certain vegets bles comprise all the viT-
tues OF calomel without its injurious ten-
denotes, is now an admitted fact. rendered
indisputable by scientific researches; and
those who use the Mandrake Pills will be
fully satisfied that the best medicines are
those provided by nature In the common
herbs and roots OF the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva
ton or any of The injurious effects of Gallo.
mel or other poisOns. The secretion OF
bile is promoted by these pills, as will be
seen by the altered color of the stools,
and disappearing of the sallOw complex
ion and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany
each box of pills. Prepared only by j. II.
Schenck & Son, at their principal office,
corner Sixth and Arch streets, Philadel-
phia. and for sale by all druggists and
dealers.
Price y cents per box.
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RAILROAD BONDs-lrregular Wa.
bash snd Ohios lower. Northwestern
and st. Paul issues firm and in good
demand.
STATE BosDs-Quiet.
SracKs-Ihe market during the morn
ing was weak and lower, with decline
oflB IN New jersey Central, 1t in North
western preferred, In st. Pavl prefer
red and Wabash, ! Rock Island, 5,
Laakswanna. II New York Central
and Lake Shore. In the afternoon
there was s.recovery of la (! per cent the
lstItr in New jersey Central.
Tha Ece,GHg Pos; sys: The attack on
Northwestern stocks and Rock Island is
eutirrly speculative, the financial con-
dition and business OF each OF these COM
p,ni fairly entitliug II TO he held IN high
rr Estimation by the investors.
Stocks, ia the early part OF the last
hour, declined sd3 per cent, and the
lowest prices of the day were made. IL
seems that forged dispatch, saying that
New jersey Central and Reading had
zone L. protest, Was burFent early IN the
,.ay. The reports regarding n settlement
ol Trunk line differences were encour-
aging this afternoon. In late dealings,
prices of stocks recovered l9I AT Phil
aIelphis, Reading declined to lof and
closed u, 10. The transactions were
100 900 shares. of which 1000 were Pa
cite Mail, j, 800 Western Union, 1900
Northwestern, 4, 600 Rock Island, $500
St Paul, u 900 Ere, "a, 800 Lake Shore,
10000 Ohios, $500 Wabash, 6,5OO, Mich
igaE Central, $500 Delaware, l.scka-
wspna aud Western, $500 New Jersey
Central
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PERSONALITIES. - Geo. K. Jingle, Esq,
does the business of Sheriff with satIsiac-
ton in general Ne" Stote Go-eHe.
Mr. James Reed and lady returned
home yesterday from their extended
wedding tour in the Fast.
Rev. Dehass lectures ut Fslrmont to-
night.
An order was entered in the Cover
nors iourna! yesterday, approving the
contract of the Sts.c with William j.
Johnston for the public printing.
The State Librarian no longer whistles
"Tommie, don't 60 He is busy liking
up" in his new qusrters.--Ne'0 State Ga-
zeftS
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RIVER NEWS.
by Telegraph

by ltltgEdph'I
CIyCISNATI, December ll.-River 3
feet and failing. Weather cloudy mer-
curry 40.
CAIRO, December ll,-No arrivals or
departures. River 5 feet inches and
falling. Weather clear; mercury AZ.
MEMPHIS, December ll.-Riyer s feet
5 inches and falling Weather clear
mercury 81 degrees No arrivals or de-
psrtures A number of boats over due
are detained BY tog-
LOUISVILLE, December ll.-Weather
cool and clear. River D feet 4 inches.
The ice is thawing and it is thought that
boats will be able to come and go after
tomorrow.
EVANSVILLE. December Nv Weather
cloudy and clearing tonight; mercury
% to AZ degrees; barometer below 81;
wind from the south, veering 10 west.
River 6 clio feet, and falling. Up
Cons Mlllar. Down-Msggie smith.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-12

RUNAwAY.-A team belonging to
Washington Beam took fright on the
National pike, near st. Ciairsvile, o.,
last Saturday, and ran away, totally de-
lnolishing the wagon to which they were
attached, and fatally injuring one OF the
horses, which fell down and was'drag-
ged about fifty yards by lis mate. a
large stick was run into The breast .! the
injured horse, which caused its death II
short time after,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-12

ADDITIONAL FAeTs.-Ssturday morn
ing we published the fact that William
Lindsey had been committed TO jail
Mt Benwood for ore year, in default o;
bail to keep the peace, he having threat
ened the life of his wife. Yesterday,
Constable Harrington, who made the
arrest, informed us that he found IN
I.indsley's possession very fine horse
blanket and dark lantern supposed
to be stolen property, as Lindsley Is con-
sidered desperate character.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-12

TRIAL To.DAY.-The cases OF Nc
Ginnis, Howley and others, the parties
engaged in brol at wake on the
South Side las! week, comes up this
afternoon, before Squire Forbes. The
case was set for Saturday, but the parties
falling to appear, they were arrested yes
terday by All officer, and gave security
for their appearance to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-12

TRANsFERs OF REAL EsrATE.-The
following are the transactions in real
estate as recorded in the Office of the
County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made December s, 1876, from
Geo. Kingdom and wife TO killien Kress,
lot No. III, southeast corner of Market
and Seventh streets Wheeling; for IS.
Deed made December ], 1876, from W.
Marshall aud wife TO Joseph Th,lmsn,
Is 57.lO0 acres OF land lying on the
National road, hear tie mouth of Stack
yard run, Ohio county for $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-12

CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court adjourn
ed on yesterday until Wednesday morn
ing at 9 o'clock. On Wednesday 1t Is
understood that an adjournment will be
ordered to JsnusrNS, 1877, when crimi-
nal and chsncery business will be beard.
Judge Melvin is to-day holding n short
special session in Marshall county, and
on Thursday will begin special session
in Hancock
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-12

PooR HANNAH.-That pet Of the cala-
boose, "Mrs. Hannah FitZslmmons al
ye'es pleasure, sir" Is again in dursncc
vile. Yesterday, Hannah inbibed too
large quantity Of "barreI-hou'e gin and
becoming enthuSed at the prospects before
her of u good sleigh-ridng season, or
something of that sort, made Market
street howl with II volley of profanity
that would have done credit to one of
the "Modoc squawS OF the lava beds
Her sport, however, WAS cut short by
officer Baird, who marched the guiIeless
Hannah to the comfortable quarters OF
Captain Wallace, there to tsrry till the
session of the police court this morning
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THE CRY LIBsARY.-A regular meet
ing of the Board of Directors OF The
Wheeling Library Association was held
last night. The regular routine busin es;
was transacted, and among other things,
the members of the Legislature, and al
parties connected with the State govern
ment were invited to avail themselves OF
the benefits of The library, free OF charge
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-12

CHoKEp 10 DEArH.-A low days ag"
little daughter of Mr.. Joseph Batter,
residing on Steep Run, near st. Glars
Vile, o., met with horrible death by
choking. The child had in some way
gotten hold of grain OF coffee and put
ting it in her mouth attempted to
swallow it, the coffee lodging IN her
windpipe, and causing death in the man
ner stated above.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-12

To persons suffering from diseased
liver, we cordially recommend McLsin's
Wheeling Pills as the finest liver regu.
lstor in the market. They contain not
a particsl of calomel, hence no liability
to salvation, as Is too often the result Of
using the various pills and nostrums with
which the country is now flooded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-12

J.T.-This popular society is again
making preparations for another Of their
pleasant entertainme N the shape OF
q social hop. The entertainment will be
given in honor of number of lady Wis
itors from Cleveland, Pittsburgh and
other cities.
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PUBLIC SATr

nF UNE OF THE FINEST EAPuI :
" Short Greek, known as the S ss w
Nee ulloch farm, adjoining Mr. Ill ~!
containing one hundred aud thi,,SssS
acres, more or less; will be Offered ~, ,O1'
on same day of public sale OF IN. S W.
property, Nov. y at O'clock p
terms, &C., apply on the premi,,, 30.
J. &. HERNEl, AuCtioneer AMI r.. 70
tate Agent, No. !iOs Market street. NJ
ing, w, Va. NV
no9l GEO. e. MCCOiIu.u
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iiiEi ! "a; y

TO tHF WOFKIHs NIHsh--We are now
prepared TO furnish all classes with con-
slant employment al home, the whole OF
the time, or for their spare moments
Business new, light and profitable. Per-
sons OF either sex easily earn from 50 cents
10 S. per evening, and a proportional sum
by devOting their whole time 20 the bust
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly a. much
as men. That all who see this notice NAV
send their address, and test the business
We make this unparalleled offer: To such
as re not well satisfied we will send oae
dollar 10 pay for the trouble OF writing.
Full particulars, samples worth several
OF Home and Fireside, one OF the largest
and best Illustrated Publications, all sent
free by mail. Reader, If you want perIna-
uent, profitable work, address GEORGE
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Arc Inc most
effective and
congcnial pur-
gativc cvcrUis-
covered They
are mid, bat
. NE ctual in
their opera
tiOn, moving
the DO We Is
surely and
without pain.
Although gen
tie in their ~
Grafton. the
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TOR SALn

CQUARE 10 IN TIRE CITY or WHIT.
y ing. bounded by jacob, Water -.
first and Forty Secord streets, knov,
the Samuel OFT property, containing -
three (Sl acres. one large manslon -
brick tenement and stable on nm. -
perty. Street cars pass the properly
terms, SC, apply 10
ANDERSON 4 PAUL..
tyl7 100 Market SIR
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CaStOria.

IL Is a mistake 10 suppose that Castofih
is not adopted 10 grown persons rs Well az
ChildrSn. They on need "a increase The
quantity But children have 80 many
complains for which CaStnria ~ adopted
like Wind COiic, Sour stomach, Worms
letter, Teething and Group, that Il J.
especially recommended Tor them.
IL effects are more certain than castor
OIL. II contains no alcohol aud * ~
Ieasaut 10 take as honey. IL never
gripes. BY regulating ;he stomach ano
bowels the Castoria cooIs The blood, ex'
peIs worms and prevents feverishness,
QuietS the nerves and produces health
then of course children can sleep IL
quiet and mothers can rest.
Castoria is recommended by all physi
clans and nurses who have tried II, and II
il having "A rapidly increasing sale. IL II
prepared with great care after the recip,
cf Or. samuel Pitcher, of Mass, at Ia,
Laboratory OF j. Il. Rose Co.. ~ De-
Street, New York. spS
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FOR SALE.

WE HAVE TWO VERY NIcr
w story brick tenement hons. No
Twenty fftb street, Tor sale. Use o.
nearly new and in excellent renal AZ
contains four rooms and a kitchs, Aes
both have good cellars. Any per-, Aaa
string a cheap dwelling houl wei! lo Sa s.'
70 call. For full particulars ami. We.
undersigned at their Office, No IfSs 70 We
line street, Wheeling. W. Va. @AAP'
aprl5h Attoyh