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, 1877-12-16
REAL ESTATE.
Moderate Amount Of Business 1T
the Loan Market.
Payments Falling Off---Etect OF
tie Bank Failures.
Some Improvement in the Mar
ket for Real Estate.
aneci,nen Sales and Loans Made our-
ing Last Week.


In tie real-cstate loan market business 1le
past week was quite good for the season auu .uo
times. Tue total amount negotiated nss'csas-
ine nearly half million dollars, plca ~ t4ee nc1
CT interest," I2tSi'S ~" Ir.o.o.+ ron.
cent being the fayorlte inquire. 1n.eless ~
taues steady. It would be TO Inc ao'an. ~
iii parties if demand sprung up suhle.ns ., =: :;
causc q f1se. Cntli tn'' t"oeo ao, aet.,o
but little hope OF any nyimproVemen.n les. es ,es
generally. 1t is good sign tnat inte.e't =. 49,.
fallen no lower !ot ~ p 49, ~,:,hod dcoa
true the market Is bccalmeo' Las teasAsu s.:.:-.a
level, but the anxious mariner NUM- , nroanrsor ]
IL that this state Of thihS@s Is oui. 'ue 49,, ~
~ stiff breeze. The question is: VIII the
p-os-s hc fovorah1e or uufarorablc? Payments
=. -, ~ tho axnoc+ati Of agents. The
arc not up 10 1ne e@occtat,on3 3.1,:.'~atr " uurh
present month shows snaht lali't't. 49,, ~. ,,,a+
money has Oecn locked up IN oanh !"AuA.
~ 5ouht,cse intended for clearing of real
"a' rh;e accounts for the backward
esIat' 1oano' ~
hess IN settlemeHIs'
The following we're
, 1877-12-16

tnE this production, the management have decided TO
Keep prices at the following phenomenal low stand
1'u 75c, SOC, 35c, 25c. nnd Loo.
Whit ssTlo New York Herald" Snys Of
s. Antony and Cfcopntra.''
.As Cleopatra conquered Mark Antony. In the yo1up
EuaEe By ShaE4pcare did Miss Rose Eyinge 'n the
Sls I; tes at
Thatre where the drama va & presented n In IN @ t1e MT
prorrlafey mounted. There has been notceao!y com.
ncndaue attention 70 dctaii that deserves especial sn
May Of ths n preiensd tar wcre Re
CIeopatras time nj least to lisc was 10 loEe Mis- ES
ttnees conception q the character Is II acsoEaancs
departures She found evidently relecsoli that
the accepted wSH Ell estter hnn any Eli
beauty. plentituuinous form OF CURVES Aashne
cyc stately ocarlnE admirably hlls .he 5!l' IA n is
Gaatsiaass Eous p1ssence e Ths War io
saI VIII ths sosnsa sn5 q r l9Vs ss n9w
from er lips She is evidently home in the charac-
ts5 It. a ths
to make ii one Of The prominent achievements Ut hcr
professional In !hs ore yyld I'd, pasinsss g. Sss
sd t lie House hy MiSs Eety sl IL ths hallst
did naryelousy pocttG 1nd n2
mncil better than the ordinary affair." Is pret1y dress:
ID and has evidently been assarsea d ANIL M
Finally. this "
Enormous Attraction
can continue but for
8 x N L G. III T S ,
Beginning MONDAY. Dec. "a.
AND THREE MATINEES,
CHRISTMAS DAY. Wednesday, anl Saturday, at 20 0.
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and after several justifable objections,
was laid over until the next meeting
Tuesday next. The ordinance, II passed
as now presented, would deter numerous
citizens in the Second Ward from being
masters Of their property, by right oil
way. Ex.Mayor ICriswell, by permits
sion. explained 10 the Council, the many
Inconvenience the passage Of the ordi-
nance would inhict upon the rights o.
numerous citizens. Tie Council will
give their iull attention 10 this matter
before acting hastily. Correct gentlemen
The Council In order TO examine seyera
private bids, moved to 60 into executive
session, after which they adjourned.
Col. D. j. Taylor and family, Of Cam
bridge, o., registered at the Globe HouSt
Thursday last.
Geo. @. sQuigginS, John s. Gill and
John B. Shametelt were appointed as PirC
WardenS Of our city.
The commissioners appointed by Gov
Young to select site for the erection o
the contemplated tobacco warehouse n
this place will arrive here next Wsdnes
day.
Our people express their haarty thank
toward our police, for preventing cart
playing in public, and the lounginl
around churches by numerous gangs o
worthless rascalg, last Sunday.
Market.day this day.
Mr.. John W. Carson, an eStimable an,
accomplished young man OF our city, il
mentioned as a candidate for County Re
corder. Mr., G. is well known Throughout
Belmont county, J.E. D.
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JyelIsburg and Brooke County
News.

From the NevGl
Many Of the farmers are replunting
their corn.
Bethany's gala day will soon be here
The usual Commencement exercises take
place on the 2lst Of June.
/ Strengthening Is in full blast, and
farmers are happy in anticipation oil
wool bringing good price this season.
The Junior Class Of Bethany College
will give performances in that institution
on Friday, May 25th: The public are In
yited to attend.
The Acme works Of Wellsburg are do
ing rousing business. Orders are
crowding them 80 that they are obliged
to work night and day to I'LL them. This
% encouraging these dull times.
The students Of Bethany College are
70 have a newspaper. Arrangements
have been perfected which will enable
them TO issue once month.
Prom the lIsrald.l
The weather for the past week or 50
leaves nothing 10 complain Of, and thing
are growing finely.
The excitement in the grain murke
has subsidized. As soon rs the new croE
comes in, prices will evidently tumble.
Certain Wheeling parties Of consider
able wealth, 1t is noted, were prospecting
the other day to ascertain the desirabilit,
of some property in the suburbs hCre.
The congregation of The Presbyterian
Church here, on Sunday last, unani
mously voted not to require Of their pas
tor, Mr.. Mackey, more than one sermon
on any Sabbath during the summer; il
Of course being left optional with him Il
preach oitener II he so desires.
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The Price Of Beer nj wheeling
md Pittsburgh.

Plttiburgh Evening Leader.
Last night there was u meeting Of the
beer brewers Of the two cities at Eber.
hardt & obers brewery, in Allegheny,
to discuss the condition Of the trade.
During the winter the Pittsburgh brewers
sold their products at eight dollars a
barrel, but some days since they in.
creased the price to nine dollars, and il
was to discuss the results US far us
noticeable that the meeting was held
last night. There are between seventeen
and twenty brewers Of beer in the two
cities.
While the home brewers are selling
their product at 50, a Wheeling brewer
"A. Reyman-deliyers his beer at the 81.
loons at the same price. Milwaukee beer
commands $40 80, Cincinnati beer $40,
Toledo beer 50 and Cleveland beer $40,
delivered at the saloons.
Our home brewers have not always
been fortunate with their home custom.
era. Some OF the saloonists, it salleged,
run large bills and then transfer their
patronage 10 another home brewer. tits
understood that this phase OF the bust.
ness, too, was considered at the meeting
last night, and that the brewers have
formed union for their own protection
against such dishonest practices. They
are said to have agreed among themselves
tosell TO no home customer who is in ar.
rears with another home brewer.
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&c. HERYEY. AnctIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of Eve several deeds oil trust made by
Gibson l. Cranmer, Trustee for Mary Hunter,
Walker Hunter, and Mary Hunter, wiieoI Wake
Hunter, to the undersigned Trustee, said deeds Of
trust being respectively dated S0th December, 1876
80th December, 1871, seth December, 1872, Sll
March, 1873, and 9Th Of February, 1874, and Of re-
tord in the Clerks office Of the County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, will on
SATURDAY, 18th Of May, 1871,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, proceed 10 Iel "a
the highest and best bidder the following described
real estate situate on Zlne'S Island, Ohio county
West Virginia, to-HIt: Commencing at north east
corner Of lot numbered eleven Ql), laid out by
Daniel Zant; thence south eighty-six (sG) feet on
Huron street; thence west one hundred and twen-
ty-hve UPS feet to Hunters alley; thence north
ninety l90l ieet thence east one hundred and TWEEN.
ty-hve (l2S) feet 10 place OF beginning. Except
that piece Of real estate on Wheeling Island, front.
ing on North Huron street and bounded as follows;
Beginning at point on the west side Of SOyth Hu.
ron street, which point is tho north east corner Of
the property conveyed by Walker Hunter and vile
10 Elizabeth Dew by deed datea 10th September
1851, and now o. record in the Clerks office Of the
County Court Of Ohio county in deed book 49, fOlos
W and 81 land now owned by G. L. CrannCr)
thence running with the north line Of Hlid pTOpef.
" conveyed to Elizabeth Dew rs Aforesaid 10 an
alley commonly called Hunters alley; thence run.
MIG IN northCrly direction with the east side oil
INC alley thirty.two S2) feet; thence running In
limo parallel with said north line Of 81 property
conveyed 10 Elizabeth Dew to the west side Of South
Huron street, and thence running with tie said
west ode Of South HrrOn street to the place Of be-
ginning.
:, Telling q, Trustee, viii only convey such title
as Is vested In me as such Trustee.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WIN. Il. CALDWELL, Trustee.
]. G. HRRvEY, Auctloneer. api9
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BEILAIRE LocAIs.-At the annual
meeting OF Directors Of the Bellaire Street
Railway Company on Thursday, the fol.
lowing officers were elected 10 serve for
the ensuing year, viz: For President, a,
McLain; Superintendent, T. Rodenig,
Secretary and treasurer, Solomon Ar.
bentz.
Our Council held an adjourned meet.
ing Thursday evening, Mr.. Nelson, in the
absence Of the President, officiated pro
tenn. The Committee on Ordinances re.
ported that the City Solicitor be instruct.
ed 10 prepare an ordinance for the recu.
lation of billiard rooms, Ten pin alleys
and shooting galleries, the present one
being considered null and void. The re.
port Of the Water Works Trustees,
showing their condition, financially, was
read and ordered to be placed on file.
Numerous bills for payment were sub
mitted through the clerk, and after be-
ing examined by the proper committee,
were at once passed by an ordinance. A
bill claiming fees for The arrest and CON.
viction Of persons unable to paw their
fines and costs and compelled in conse.
quenee 10 work on the city chain.pang
was submitted by Marshal Mccormick,
but, in consequence Of its Iniormality,
was rejected. Mr.. Landkrhon, upon The
Recommendation OF Mayor strahl, offered
a resolution instrueting the proper com.
mittee to inspect all streets and alleys in
the city limits, and to make their report
at the next meeting. Adopted. Mr..
Roeders motion.to filIup q certain place
west Of seth and Guernsey streets,
on an alley, was also adopted.
An ordinance, granting certain rights
10 the Bellaire q S. w. r. r. Co,
through The limit d our city, Maa read,
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SALE.

In tho Nun cIpal Court Of Wheeling.
William J. Hull
vs. Fin ChancerY,
Fanny D. Hall and Others.
The undersigned Special Commissioner hereby
gives notice that by virtue Of tho authority vested
In him by decree made by mld Court In aid
cause on the 4th day Of April, 1877, he will on
TUESDAY, the ed day Of May, 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed TO sell at
public auction al the front door Of the Court House
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN the city
Of Wheeling, the following described real estate
situate In said city, county and state, that Is 10
say: Part Of lot No 10 In Tquarc No. "a Of the Bell
ATe addition TO said city beginning for said part Of
said lot ut the southwest corner Of said lot on ia
cob Street, formerly Sixth street, at the point oil
intersection Of IN alley with said street; thence
running northWardly with the eastern boundary
line Of said stree thirty feet; thetce eaStwArdly
at right angles with Bad street sixty feet the width
Of said lott thence SouthWardly and parallel with
Jacob street thirty feet to the north boundary line
Of said alley; thence with the north line Of the
alley to the place Of beginning. Said part Of said
lot fronting thirty feet on Jacob street. and running
back Of that width sixty feet, and having brick
house thereon.
Said decree provides that the sale shall include
the dover right Of Sarah Jane KeliOr, who was
widow Of VIM. Hull, decd, In aid part lot.
TKRAs OF SALE-One.,hird Of the, purchase
money,or 20 much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, In cash. the remainder in two equal
instAllments payable ak and twelve months re-
spccyoly after the date Of SALE with interest from
that date, the purchaser giving his bond with ap-
proved personal security for each Of sald install
property 10 be retained until the whole Of the pur-
chase money Is paid.
GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
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Special Dispatch to The Cincinnati Gazette.
WAsu1SoroN, May 16-secrelary Ev.
arts has decided upon three principles by
which he will be guided in the appoint
meut Of Consuls:
First-At all prominent commercial
cOnsulutes only persons well acquainted
with commercial affairs will be ap-
pointed.
secOnd-For Eastern ports, where ju.
dictal powers must be exercised, only
men with sufficient legal training will be
accepted.
Third-All European Consuls will be
required to speak the language of The
place to which they are sent,
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PafriclE, of the MOundEviIIe M
tiOnRl, on the News OF the day.

EnlfIcIks OF Tue MOunuHV1lIe Ma
ti0nRl, on the News Of the day.
From the Inst Issue Of his paper.
The Red Sea Of politics evinced itselI
in the defeat of Tilden and the triumph
Of Republicanism.
The fcrOcity Of the bulldog is display.
ed every day. The saying, ~ will moi
let thee 60" overreaches the tyranny Of
the STAKEHOLDER. This cursed section
should be plunged into n barrel OF soft
soap, to cleanse its leprous sores.
The eight for bread is vigorously con
Quoted here as well as elsewhere. 1t il
a question Of starvation and ruin to
gether, with steady decline downward
When man first fell he did not stop, but
has been falling ever since.
tits surmised that even more tryins
times are in store for the common lot O
folks. Breeding will not better It though
while enterprise and energy should mo-
fail to do its part. One deep cause o
gratitude and praise ia the salvation o.
the country from a retrograding decom
position.
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Latest MARKET Rcport.

Honor-scarce. Old stock exhausted
and the new will be failure.
Virtue-0ld growth nearly consumed
yOung growth prospect very unprOmis'
ing.
Honesty--None in the market.
Prudence-All in the hands Of old
stockholders, and held close.
Modesty-stock badly managed. None
for sale to street spectators.
Vice-Market overstocked.
Pride-Market glutted.
Politeness-Cheap. Unwilling 10 dis,
pose Of any at the present rates.
scandal-None at wholesale. Dealt in
chiefly by peddlers at retail.
Loye--None offered, except for Green,
backs.
Religion-Little of the genuine ar
ticle on hand. Stock generally adulter-
ated.
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HOME INSTITUTION,

Organized under The laws Of this State, working on
the entire mutual plan and employing neither
agents nor Sllaried officers.
Admission fee for IN applicant between q and 81
years. 81 90; IS and 49, IS 90; 40 and 4j, 81 co. IS
aud So SIS o. to Ia accompanied by the rst asSCss.
ment Of 81 10.
At the death Of member an assessment Of 81 10
Is made on each surviving member, and the heir,
or legal representatives OF tho deceased will 6c paid
within thirty days an amount equal 10 81 for each
member Of tue Association The required amount
payable at the rSt case OF death iSalways en- hand
the assessments being made In advance, thus avoid
Ing all danger Of los or litigation.
Applications may be made 10 and information
received from either Of the undersigned or any
member CT the Association.
A. HARRIS. President.
CHAs, L. DAVIS, V. Prcs't.
j. ALrNEYRR, C. T. CowAX,
II. II DUNLEVY, IoRTYR SEITH,
ISAAC I. kTAWAKT, Directors.
HENRY TRUCELL TreaSr.
II. C. ZURICH, set'y. myi9.sGW
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WnRHLISo, May 10, lS77.

AtITr1. e,k, Lamb, Carl, CaHusu and others,
msmoerI Cf The Bar Of Ohio C6Naiy:
GESIs:-ApprccIatin highly the expression Of
your kind and generOuI senlimentsa s contained In
the foregoing card, readily acquICscc III your &c
office Of Judge Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
promling II Reelected 10 that position TO cndpayGr
70 secure by faithful and impartial discharge Of
Its duties continuance Of your approval and IC-
gard. Very respectfully your,
wyll @. l.. CRANNtER
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MeSHh ArHrIroRg. Con q Co. and OtheI:
GRNTs:-I am exceedingly gratlhed to receive
from you such kind and generous expressions Of
confidence and encouragement 10 are contained II
your card, and offer myself In Obedience 10 yOuI
request as candidate for reelection to the oiIc[
OF Judge Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Respectfully yours,
wmERLIS0, May II, 1877. mJii
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FOR SALE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
CENTRAL HOTEL.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
, h''5' na Ss:.,"'' 4. 81, cn.no.rr

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Elijah Narllng, ST.,
John RObrecht, etal.
The undersigned Special Commissioner hereby
give notice that, by virtue Of the authority vested
In them by decree made by said Court In said
cause on The 2Sd day Of March, A. D. 1871, they
SATURDAY, June fGth, A. D, 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 tell at
public auction 70 ne SddS a. hH SH
dty Of Wheeling, In the State Of West Virginia,
the following described real estate In said city,
county and State, situate at the north east corner
Of Fourteenth and Water streets, and bounded ~
follows; Beginning at Sald corner and running
thence north with Water street one hundred feel;
thence running east by line parallel with -Four.
tenth street eighty ieet 10 an open spaet thence
with the west line Of SAd open FplcO south twenty
two feet; thence cast by line parallel with Four
tenth street 10 an alley; thence south with the
west line Of Sad alley Oeyenty:elght feet TO -Four:
tenth street; thence west with the north line Of
said Fourteenth street 10 the place Of beginning,
together with the right 10 use said alley on the east
side Of Blid property In common with other assig-
nees Of James and james r, Baker.
On above described land Is that elegant and we'll
located Hotel now occupied by said John RObrecht,
and called the Central Hotel.
TRIMS or SALR-0ne.thlrd, or a. much more Of
the purchase money as the purchaser may elect 10
pay, cash on the day Of mlO and for the residue Of
the purchase money thepurchaSer 10 give bis bonds
with approved personal security, dated on the day
Of sale and bearlDg interest IRON that day, each
for Oue-thlrd Of Rid residue and payable twelve,
eighteen and twenty-iour months respectively
after their date and tho title 10 DO retained until
payment Of the purchase money in full.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
]. c. IIERvEY, Auctlonecr. myI2
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

tDaily except Neutrality-suspicious. Accommodation.
iSteubenVlllo Accommodation train dur.
Ing tho day passes backward aud forward between
Martins Ferry and BellairU, stopping when requI.
red at sherman House, RtnAville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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GENERAL. NOTICES.

PROPOSALS..
ctERKs OGHicH Board COMMISSIONERS
WnEELiNO, May II, Ism
Sealed Proposals will DO received al mi, ,si.
for furnishing Medicines upon tho pIestfibtSH :,
the County Physician Tor tho poor and ptiSn.Ss,.
IN the county jail. '"S'
Also, applications will 10 received for ,b..
polntment Of County Physician for the city IbI
AiiS, applications for County PhyuIe,n n =,
tend the County lnarmary. Each Of ne aboyS " !.
commence June lst, 1871, for one year. M M
and applications " close at u O'Clock noon Of M
BY order Of the Board.
myii CHAs II. DE1rERS, Clerk,
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no the hon. GIBSON /. cRANMER.

The undersigned members Of the Ohio County
bar and Attorneys practidug In the Municipal
more faithfully and satisfactorily I'LL the rOsltion
Of Judge Of that Court than you have done during
the present term, and recognizing the Impartallty,
courtesy, industry and learning with which you
have Performed the duties OF such position 10 tho
past do most earnestly request and urge that you
shall consent TO DO candidate for reelection al
the approaching election.
Yours, very truly,
Daniel Peck, Daniel lamb,
A. J. Clark, Alfred Caldwell,
John .. PendlGtou, Il. q, Barr,
Geo. R. Caldwell, Henry N Russell,
VIM. T. Hubbard, WI W. Cowden,
X. II: Cochran, W. W. ATnctt,
i.inch 4 Thompson, Jno. E, McKennan,
Hannibal Forbes, Lewis s. Jordan,
so. Taylor, T. J. 1EuHus,
j. d. Ewing, l. F. Jones.
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BRASS FOUNDRY,
mo TaE HON. @. L, CRANMER,

Tne undersigned merchants and buslncsI men Of
the city Of Wheeling, recognizing the ability and
capacity with which you have filled the office Of
Judge Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling for the
last four years, respectfully request you to DO 4
event an earnest and cordial endorsement.
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BE RESTORED TO to- HEALTH IsaI :lI, ~ TnE
neyer.falling treatment used at the Old Wesiern
eeieai Institute w Sycamore ST. Cincinnati. o.
speedily cures exhnuIting nervous weakntSS. and
impaTtA strength and energy 10 mind and body'
Call or send stamp for me- and cont dontIai "a yice
which explains the only correct and common. sans
mode q euro, no charge TO responsible personS
ios I EslIment ha cured Mtdated baths used.
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DEoPLEs MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION
OF WHALING, W. Va.

All those desiring to provide for thelr ll,nlls!
and dependents should lllure their lIyeS ia lhil
Association, which iSa
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

This Is to give notice that on the ninth day Of
May, A. D. lSi7, a Warrant In bankruptcy wa
Issued against the estate OF WIN. II. Sheib, Of The
city Of Wheeling, In the county Of Ohio and State
Of West Virginia, who has been adIudgcL Bank.
rupt on his ewn petitlon that the pay ment Of any
debts aud delivery Of any property belonging L
such Bankrupt TO him or Tor his uSe and the trans
fer Of any property by him, are forbidden by law
That a meeting Of tho Creditors Of the IaId Bank,
rupt 10 prove their debts and to choose one or notC
AEigneCs Of his estate will he held ut Court Of
trict, before T. J. HuguS, Register In Bankruptcy
on the 10Th day Of May, A. D. 1877, at 10 O'clocL
A. N at the office Of said Register on tho north.
east corner Of Twelfth and Chapline streets, In Sald
city. q. W. PATTON,
myli4iS u. S, Marshal DlStIct W, Va,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD

To all who arc suffering from tho errors and in.
dLscret!ouu Of youth, nervous wsakuesl, early de.
cay, loss Of manhood, &c, will send you recipe
that will euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America. Eend SCli-addrescd envelope to
the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM, Station D, Bibh RouIe,
NtO York CITY. ja27-eod4w
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HENhI
Il. c. ULRTCH, set'y.
: lST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Wheel
Ing, Ohio county, West Va, Saturday, May -
1871, To obtain any Of the following, the april.
cant must ask for advertised letters giving date Of