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TVUE HYGEIA HOTEL,
FORT MONROE
GOLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

This delightful summer resort, commanding Wa
tcr-yiew not excellcd on the Atlantic cctst; fur
nlshed with all medern Improvements; gas and
electric bells IL every room; water ON every floor;
aud capable Of accommodating five hun bred persons
/, now open for the reception OF guests for the sum
mer season. Wharf one hundred yards distant, al
which fifteen to twenty steamers touch daily Afford
points Of the country Superior beach for bathing At
the door-steps. Good from NAY until NOVEMBER.
Unusual facilities for beating and fishing.
TERNs 617.60 per week anG upwards, accord
ing to location Special terms to parties remaining
month or logger. ....
Address Ii. PHEBUS,
my Il-3Hr Proprietor.
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CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, de

DHILLIPS & JENNINGS. We have
i Just received our SPRING STOCK or roco.
MATTiSGS, CARPETS, On-CLOTHS, SHADES,
HOLLANDS, RUGS, MATS, &c. ,,c
CORNICES OF different styles. LACE and
DAMASK CURTAINS.
ENTERTAINING Of all grades.
Work done in town or country.
All orders promptly attended 10.
No 22, corner Governor and Franklin streets,
Richmond Va ED
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW f0Rk.-The Old 4fFFS
l. Dominion Steamship Company sssslEa8aasa.s
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALLER.
will sail TUESDAY, July 4th, at Q o'clock P. d.
Freight received until u O'Clock Monday evening"
Through bills Of ladtns signed and goods for.
east and west also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, s12; round-trip tickets,
$50. Steerage, IS and$s .......-
For freight or passage, spplyto ....-
G. ~. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
ty3-2 Company's Wharf. Rockets,
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TNGLISH uAIR-BRUSHES.
A E.rgc and varied assortment OF fno ENGLISH
and other HAlR-BRuSHES.
Also. fine IVORY and DRESSING COMES,
ENGLISH RIGHTEOUSNESS tlnade to orderl
NAII-BRITSHES, and other TOILET ARTICLES.
For saleby j. BLAIR, Druggist,
je9 corner OF Broad ana MINI streeIs'
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GEORGE w. ANDERSON & SON.

GEORGE w. ANDERSON &c SON.
1904 MAIN STREET.
below the Diapatch Office, have an unusually large
and neIl-selected SPRING STOCK OF
AiATTfNGS, CARPETS.
PAPEk-HANGINGS.
WINDOW-SHADES.
LACE CURTAINS.
h OII-CLOTHS, &C., &C.,
Of all grades hzes, and prices. Our stock has beeE
selected with great care at the lowest prices ana Nc
ask an inspection from all IN want. up 25-5m
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER, IN
BUCkINGTIAM COUNTY. Was trustee IN a
certain deed bearing date 9th OF February, 1S74
from S. b. Scott and wife duly recorded in The clerk
Office of Buckingham county-being required SO to to
do by the parties therein secured-l snail sen 10 the
highest bidder, on the premises. on FRIDAY the
2sth day of July 1876, the REAL ESTATE de-
scribed In said deed consisting of IN undivided one
sixth interest in NINETEEN HUNDRED ACRES
OF LAND, more or less, lying OIL james river In
the county of Buckingham, and known As Sycamore
TERMS: Cash. g. C. IIARTSOOK,
L. oS.2nwIm Trustee.
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POSTPOEEAfENT.

POSTPONENfENT.
The foregoing sale, are unayoidably postponed till
MONDAY, July 3, 1876. at o'clock 7. NJ.
lie 20-JylS3 THE COMMISSIONERS.
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NFOUNTAIN BOARDING-HoUsE.

:. Summer boarlcrs can be accommodated By the
subscriber ut the base of North mountain, Augusta
county with free daily conveyance TO the celebrated
mineral spring LONE FOUNTAIN, one mile dis
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY CONVE-Ga
Il NIENTLY1LOCATED HOUSE No. 10 Ill
north Fourth street, between Main and Franklin.
iy i-3t &. A. HUNDLEY & co.
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WINES. LIQUORS. &c,

BLACKBERRY BRANDY (FIRGINlA
y made) BRANDY manufactured from Scupper
nong Grape, ut SIS per gallon at -
jc16 CHRISTIAN " WHITES.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE MILLBORo, HOUsE. BATH.

Il COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
on the line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
raroad at Milboro, depot Is open for visitors.
The mineral waters, consisting Of sulphur and Chic
lybente springs, are admirable remedies for DYs-
PEPSIh, LIVER DISEASES CONSTIPATION,
DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL AND URINARY
ORGANS, NEURALGIA. GENERAL DEBILITY,
and in NIL maladfes marked by poverty OF the blood
and debility of the nervous system. Fine mountain
air andscenery. INSTRUMENTATION sufficient for
seventy-iive persons; STRICTLY FIRST-CLASSs
2 BOARD: Per day, $685. per week, $13; per
month, $40. ssES -
For circular with analysis o. the water &c. write
to J. W. WARREN, ~
jc 7-eod1m Proprietor.
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DILL AID Ell 2 HIA, RICH i'm
Il NOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-zsass4ssfassassas
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA tR0vi-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Until further
notice the of thl. line will make tri-weekiy
trips, leaving PhiladelphIa. eTery UES $500 !
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing ut Old Colony
'''o'' ''''N VIZ. PORTER. Agent.
....'..-.. - 2425 Dock street. Rlchhond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE CO..
.aG General Agents,
No. IL South Wharres. Philadelphia.
ID. ID. c. MINK, Agent,
my17 No. 20 DevOnsircstreet, Boston.
177s. frs"r.s'-1.' 1876.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATsaI,
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DOR RENT, CHEAP, 7 II r Z EMs
Il ROOMS on second floor Of house No. 3l4 I'll
Grace street. 4 kitchen room can be had with them
Also. the SECOND FLOOR of house No 500 east
Main street. Apply at drugstore corner OF Third
and Main streets jy LIT
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This uell-knsrn and popular summer resort will
be open JUNE !, 1876. The waters by snslysls
COMPARE faYorably with the renowned chay beate
wster, Of Europe 1t Is the strongest chalybeate In
the United Slater; In addition TO the water the loca-
scenery, nne walks drives hunting fishing, &C., all
tend to make Ranley the most attractive as well as
the most hexlthful resort In Virginia. The company
has at great expense erected the most comnodious
and comfortable buildings in the State, and during
the past winter completed perfect system Of tor
racing and undertaking.
For terms and pamphlets apply to
A. Is. TRICK, President,
te4-2m HarrisonburE, Va.
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TNHE WALLAWHATOOLA SPRINGS.

PRICE :: 81 per week, or $50 per month. Address
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG,
je 26-M3w Churchyille. Augusta county, Va.
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RICHARDSON L Co, Auctlonee
by Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
lila Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO vALUA-
RIE RIJU,DING-LOTS. WITH A SMALL
Frame DWELLfNG THEREON. ON TIE
WEST SIDE OF THIKTIETH STREET; gE-
TWEEN n AND o STREETS, CHURCH HILL,
BY AUCTION.-As trustee In = certain deed hear
Ing date the 22d December. 1873, from G N. tieck,
duly recorded in the clerks ONCE OF the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond being required so to
do by the beneficiary therein secured. shall sell by
auction, the premises, OH FRIDAY, the IN JulI,
1876 at 6 O'Clock F. NJ, the real estate scribed In
said deed, consisting OF TWO LOTS, 33113O feet
each, with small frame dwelling thereon, and an
alley In the on the west side OF
between n and o streets, Church Hill.
TERMS: One third In cash; the residue IN and D
mouths negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
ment. with interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. j. A. RlC1AkDoON, trustee,
RICHARDSON & CO.. Auctioneers. te27
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OED DOMINION STEAMSHIP NfEas
" COMPANY. csSExz8a4e8s,
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-eYery TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY ut high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were oulit ex-
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-roems, and bath
rooms. a-.r.
surpassed.
Goods shipped By this line arc landed regularly Al
New York OH the company's covered pier, 81 North
river. =....as
FreIghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made except actual eI-
penses incurred. s,......
Freight received until p. 81. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, s12; round-tr!p tickets,
$50. Steeragc, IS and $S.
For further Information apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv 10 Office Company's wharyes, Rockets.
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TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEEa
IL BRICK DWELLING No. 40 Main street II: |
between Fourth and Fifth, adjoining William II. |
IIa1al, Esq. contains ten rooms: modern improTe-
mentS. FRANK ID. HILL,
e3O-3t 11OS Main street.
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Rv IN Whitehead.

! -. Dk AYERS to which the attention OF the pub
| liz Is called BYERLY & POWELL,
iyo AuctiOneers.
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Editors lntelligenceTs 'h
Nv heading is the watch.vord, or
should say the "catei-rwd,' adopted by
the Democracy Of West Virginia. Let Us
see where aReform" should commence.
Immediately after coming into power
in this State, the Democracy reformed
US TO the tune Of about two hundred
thousand dollars, giving US one Of the
shallowest and most meaningless Con-
stitutions ever framed. ID
Then the Democracy reformed" by
electing Henry G. Davis 10 the United
States Senate, Notwithstanding the fact
that Davis had worked with the Radicals
In former Legislature, voting for all the
Ubiquitous test oaths, registration laws,
&C., which disgraeed our State and caused
such ire in the ranks Of the Democracy.
Then the State Treasury was reported
forty thousand dollars short, said to have
been caused BY the voracious Democratic
Public Printer and his employe. u
Then the State Democratic Executive
Committee we're found TO be minus funds,
Notwithstanding the fact Gen. George w.
McCook had given us three thousand dol
lars from the Ohio State campaign fund.
Then came the Fayages OF the Reform
ess" in the Clic5 Of The State Treasurer
and Auditor, which were 20 fully venti-
lated in the Legislature last winter.
And then came the opinion Of the are.
former. acting Attorney General Of the
State. -.
While such exemplary eondnet has
been displayed in the management Of
State affairs by the sRetormersrlst ii be
known that there are several magnificent
"Reformers' on the Ohio county Demo
cratic ticket. Some day the court and
other records will show this fact. OF
them l may speak again.
GREFuKt5 IL EAREsr.
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Rev. Ranbo siin remains in4the East.
=. dc Episcopal Church Ttinity Chapel
tomorrow. ~ 81
Hans. Good, Of Wheeling, CRATES at City
Hall this evening. A torchhght process
Sion L talked Of By the Democrats.
z Prof. VIM. Colyin, Of the Ohio Agrteul-
tural and Mechanical College et Goium'
bun, and Miss 4lelyipa Martin, OF this
city, were married st the Esaidenee o. the
brides uncle, Mr: A. Richardson, on
Thursday, by Rev. VIM. CASTOR, Of the
Tbs Baron Manufacturing Companys
new Ere proof building Il about finished.
Sellars photograph gallery has become
a popular resort in the evenings since the
commencement OF the fmpromptu con.
certs Of Messrs. Ctimmel, Barnes, Mellotl
and others, ''f'
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IxpRoyEp BusHEss PnosfEcn.-The
more cheerful feeling among business
men is unmis.akabIe. Faces are not 30
downcass and the former dependent
greeting, Nothing doing Is now .e1-
changed for an encouraging word. In
every line a fair business is reported,
iron builders hardware and kindred
branches alone excepted, though few will
be able to report an advance on last year,
One Of the most observing among our
commercial contemporaries remarks that
the progress Of recovery may Be slow;
but it is apparently sure. The agri-
cultural classes, who number nearly one
third Of the population, have had a
successful season, and when they are we'll
of, their prosperity cannot be long in
reaching to every branch Of trade and
commerce.
The changed and changing circum.
stances show a'reviyal Of confidence in
the future aud . trust in the present
which l. an encouraging feature Of the
situation. The process Of recovery will
be gradual. The capital Withdrawn for
use will be put out 10 employment eau
tiously and tentatively at first, but more
freely and in larger sums as business op.
portunities occur and show signs OF
health. Prices Of leading products are
20 low that they leave, in most cases, the
barest margin Of profit, and it will re.
quire the utmost vigilance 70 keep the
expenses within : safe limit. There will
be business embarrassments and suspen-
sions still, but those who are able TO keep
on der feel noE and for . little time
longer viii End The way steadily bright.
ening before them.-EeE York C0mmer-
eidl Advertiser, 13h.
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BEIIAnE LocA1s-The sehurz meet
ing has been finally fixed in the alter
noon, at 2 o'clock, on Tuesday, Sept, 19,
1876. The afternoon meeting will be I'D.
dressed by Mr.. Schusz only, In tho
evening another meeting will Be held, at
which Mr.. SchuszsKilI speak for few
minutes in German, after which other
prominent gentlemen win make short
speeches. a young Republicans march.
ing club Was organized last night at CITY
Hall, to turn out for the ifst time ON
next Tuesday evening. They will be
uniformed and supplied with torches by
that time to the number Of abopta hun.
dred. A-'a' -
The Light Guards meet At their armpry
this evening for drill.
The Mayors proclamation will be pub;
lished to-day, calling for an election for
Councilman in the secOnd and Fourth
Wards 70 supply the vacancies cansed By
the resignation Of Messrs. Moran and
Sanders. We hope that the Second
Ward will do herself Justice in choosing
for the position q man; who will be .
credit TO her and to the CouRcil. We feel
perfectly ut ease With regard 70 the
Fourth. That's a Republican ward.
All Republican citizens are requested 70
decorate their houses and places Of bust
ness next Tuesday, and illuminate at
night.
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AMoSa the other significant events
pointing to brighter skies in the business
outlook Of the future and the product OF
the tariff in the past, is the number Of
English manufacturers Who are removing
their establishments to this country.
From time to time; intimatiOn that many
instances Of this valuable immigration
we're occurring, have been given to the
public. None, however, Of these have
had the directness of statement which
accompanies the following remarks Of the
New York 1nibaas:
AIN a recent letter to the Tribune con-
corning the iron and steel At the Centen-
NAL Exhibition, it was incidentally men.
toned that preparatory investment had
been made At Syracuse, New Aork, oy
some Of the steel manufacturers OF shet;
field, England, who intend to remove their
works to this country. Further progress
has been made in these arrangements, and
ii is now announced that ]. p. Cheney 4
Co. proprietors Of the Sheffield, England,
Cutlery Works, will remove their b1si'
ness 70 .Syracuse. 1t is also stated that
the Sweet Works OF that city have been
purchased by Sanderson Brothers & Co.,
Of Sheffield, and Will be enlarged and re-
fitted for 4 similar purpose.
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The Late Democratic Meeting ut
Grafton.

Eu1oa Ints1lsgnrg:


Edltrs IntsTlsgnoer:
Late last night the unterrifed held
forth here at the usual stand for speak
ing, and the would be Governor, Mat
thews, Congressman Hereford and Sena'
tor Davis, talt except the latter deliver
ed set and studied remarks to an audience
Of about 200 Of the faithful; with 4
sprinAing ofabout 50 or 100 Republi'
cans.
First the Governor" started of with a
speech Of about an hour in,length.
His effort was principally an arraiSn-
ment Of the Republican party for what II
had done, and What it had not done since
being in power, and very partial review
ofonr State, affairs. He would, mot speak
Of the war, of the past; oh no that was
past and gone, alet the past burr. the pastlr
Say nothing about the war withi6 record
OF bloodshed and loss Of life, and the
burthening Of the people with great
debt, for those aets were al past; Il was
thei record of the Democratic party
and It should be forgotten. But he
must speak Of the past actions ol
tho Republican party; how they sprang
up and came into power, and how they
were held there by the iniamousregistIa
ton laws Of the party until relieved by
good Union Democrats. Democratic past
action must not be inquired into, bui
more than three-fourths Of hiSspeech was
on the past action of the Republican
party and the wrongs they, good and loyal
Coniederates, mot Rebels, mGrkthe dis
tinchon) had suffered at their hands.
BE spoke Of the school law and how
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY COMMITTEE
T.tLlapioa DLhriei-John HAbberheid and Ste.
P'',wtt rsIsS !wnrP. stsfels b B. poyener. SKY.
C1gv-W. !. Peterson and u. b z Wright.
bHtaa-L c. Rockwell and ": II. Hos
,,,"Irs-John q. Hubbard and T Z. N0Etat.
Wt6aT-Wm. Il. Tnvts and Henry sehnnl-
ri Ri;e1ts-john W. Schultz md s. l. Bricc.
RLe4Iasd-M. L Hill aud wm. North.
EibsTtE-J. D. TtlthGm and A. MeCulloeh.
TiadlPkis-JOhn E sisson and I'd. Atkinson'
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MARRIED..

MuScAsrER-L4uSpER-o On Thgisday
santsnber ii. $50, lfihe residence Of The hsides
nsrests NJ fhls city.' b the Rgy. W. Reheldefer,
M. JAIIS W. MUScisIER, Of Springfield, ohlo,
and Mis- AHHIH 1ArNpEk i.
lXorFAT-CRANGLE-on Wednesday, Sep
tantSEr & iSf6 at Vernon, n. Y, By Rev. X II.
PSTSSn, Rev. JiMIs D. AoTRAT, q WhefllnE, and
No IIxZiE D. CRAsGt daughter Of the late
Henry Cnngle, Of this city y
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OHIO COUNTY TICKET.

norSE or DILEOArE,
Carr. B. n. DoyESER, .
DIR. RICHARD BLUM,
8. L. BRICE,
ST. MCcoLLOcH.
JupaE OF .oouSTrcOrKr,
wM. ERSKTSE.
sHKnYT,
FRANCIS A. BRITT.
PEosEcCT1xo ATTORNEY,
I. J. HU6US
AssISsoh-ufT nISrl1er.
CHAs. A. HEL-NBRIGHT,
ASESsoR-oouSTEr DISTRICT,
AckPI. VIZ. A. XcCoY.
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Died.

BELI.-on saturday, septeaber 3, ts16, At s..
Louis, GAo. ". BELL, lged4 S year., Gfctmer resi-
deaf II wheeling. 56Es; golcsi e,'l,-t "
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pEFIKTuRE on IRAMA
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NERVOUS RxHAUs1oN.-A MEDICAL
N Essay, comprising series Of Lecture. deliver
Cd II Kahnts Museum Of Anatomy, New York, on
he cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
indIsputAbly how Lost health may b Sesatnod, h-
fofiinE clear synopsis Of the Inpediments 70 mar,
riAse, and the treGtnent o. nervous md physical
Prico &c. Address the Auth1r, De l, ,! KAHN,
once and residence 81 East 10Th stre4t New fotk
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NATIONAL BEPuslIcAN TICKET.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

-
GOVERNOR,
NATHAN GoFF, JE-, Of Harrison.
srPF OF SCHOOLS
FH. CRAGo, Of Marshall.
AuprToE,i
cM. sHTNN, Of nyIGn
IRELSUKER,
MOSES FRANKENBERGER. Of HanaVhL :
ATTORNEY GENERAL, q.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood.
FOE JUpoEs or TlE suPRx,n COURT OF APfEALS,
PoR ran FULL TENN.
". II. H. FLICK, Of Berkeley, i
Z. i BERKSHIRE, Of Ann1PslllA.
ron JUDGE oy IHE suPRExI oouET OF ARPEALs'
TO YILL THR vacancy,
E.S BROWN, Of Jackson. :
coSGREs-TRsr DISTRICT,
HON. c. F. SCOTT, Of RIsehie County.
EI1croEs At LARoE roe WEE VIRGINIA,
col. WARD Il. LAMoS, q Berkeley,
HON. c, W. SMITH, Of Caben. -rg.
HECTOR ToR yrEsr CONGRESSIONAL DrrE1CI,
HON. D. T. PUGH, Of Tyler County.
ELEcToE FOR TuE Third DtFnr,
COL. F. R HAssLER, Of Jackson
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The letter signed .'Ion" on the first
page Of the Wheeling Rsgiag Of the 1Ah
inst, was fatbered BY Frank u. Chaliant,
Of Weston. As his leading Characteristic
il known, by many or most OF you the
misrepresentation contained therein
need no refutation.l And further this
deponent saieth not. BROMIDE.
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pUBLIc SALE
Wine Cellar,
TUESDAY, Sept. 10, 1875, 2 Pm.
TWO TOWN LOTS.

The Cellar l. sood one, well heated, and eosi
over 5000, now owned BY the Martins Fery
Building Association, and must b sold to dOss VI
the business Of the Association.
Apply 10 II. W. SMITH, Or ~
Iei6 .r G, X, sHREyE, See'y.
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Answer TO .Iops In Resister.
WESTON, W. Va. Sept. II, 1875.

Editor 1atellisenetE sIr "a
To he eiti1sas Of Laria Gad adjoining
enltniiea Taa. -f. 10 .f.7 a-sI
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II 1sr OF LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed in the Pos. otico at Wheel
Inc, Ohio cpunty, West Va, Saturday, Sept. 10Th,
iSs6 To obtain any Of the following, the appli:
can't must ssk fos advertised lettes, giving date Of
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REPUBLICAN, srkEE CENTRAL coInTrrEs oE WEI
VIRGINIA.
A.w. CAMPBELL, Chairman, wheeling.
T,H.LOGAE, Tre1alfer,, -
W, j, ", COWDES, secret1ryt
]. T. UOHE, KeyHer City. b,
s. CUNSiSGHAM, st. Abans.
G &. COLE, PIkeisb1Ts.
%. II. WILLARD, Point Pleasant.
G. ". ATKEEsoS, ChSrieston.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Z
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These were the str6ngapoints OF his
argument, but most assuredly any man,
| Democrat or Republican, with any intel.
Aigence or knowledge Of facts, would say
| there vas no sound or logical reasoning
| 10 ibis haraugue from beginning 70 end.
Il WAS a lame efot: at speech making