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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-03
AUCTION SALES.

PY VIRTUE OF A DEED UF Trust
- executed to the undersigned by Anson
Bangs on the 18th day Of July, 1869, of record
in the Clerks office of Prince William County
April, 1877, that being Court day, proceed to
sell, before the front door of the Court House of
Prince William county, for cash, the certain
TRACT OF LAND, containing six hundred
and eighty-one sores, three roods and twenty
one poles, situate and binding on Little creek,
of the Evansport tract. Also another lot Il
acres and IS poles, binding on Little creek and
Potomac river, being also part of the Evans
port thract. Selling as trustee, vii convey.
such title only as is vested in me by the deed OF
trust aforesaid. Given under my hand this lst
day of March, 1877.
NH 3-ts A. NlCOL, Trustee.
d executed to the undersigned by Arson
Bangs on the 18th day of July, 1869, of record
in the Clerks office of Prince William County
Court, l shall. on TU ESDAY, the third day of
April, 1877, that being Court day, proceed to
sell, before the front door Of the Court House OF
Prince William county, for cash, the ertan
TRACT OF LAND containing three hundred
ard eighty four acres, one rood and thirty-seven
poles situated and binding on the Potomac
river, in the county Of Prince William, and is
a part Of the Evansport tract. Selling as trus-
tee, will convey such title only as is vested in
me by the deed or trust aforesaid. Given under
my hand this LIST day of March, 1877.
NH 3-ts A. NICOL Trustee.
THE POWDER HOUSE LOT AT AUC-
4 TION.
Under resolution Of the City Council, the
undersigned will sell by public auction, Tor
cash, at II o'clock M, IN front of the now Mar
ket Building, on Royal street. on SATU RGA
tho 10th day of March, 1877, the POWDER
HOUSE LOT, situated on the Mush Pot road,
in Alexandria county, which is bounded by said
road and by the lines Of the lands Of James E.
McGrsw and William D. Mutt, containing one
and half acres more or less
S. C. NEALE, Chm. Joint Com. on
feb 21-td Public Prop. City Council.
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HATS AND CAPS.


TERMAN BANKING COMPANY,
" Alexsndris, February y, 1877.
The stockholders Of this Bank are hereby no.
tilted that the Ann AL ELECTION Of d.
REUTORS will be held ut the Ban king House,
on TUESDAY, March 9TH, ISL, between the
''p feb ST. S; ). o. Ill., ' JAS. Il. REID, Cashier
IF YOu WANT A SMASH, ON a MINT
/ JULEP, OR ANY DRINK,
i RAMMEL'S.
MARKET SPACE,
Is the only plnce TO get them pure.
The BEST OF LIQUORS, WINES and CT
CARS always on hand lob 2.-oL
ERESH DAT MEAL
GRAHAM FLOUR
received by
feb u DAVY & HARMON:
TANNEY5 DELIBERATELY
= CHILBLAIN LINIMENT,
An InlsIible Cure for Frosted Feet
Price 25c per bottle Prepared only by
JANNEY Il CO., Druggists,
dec 2G Nos 70 and l45 King st.
WYE HAVE MADE large additions to our
w stock of FIN Z FAMILY GROCERlE S,
all bought :or cash at lowest prices, and offered
TO our customers at corresponding low rates
An inspection Of stock solicited
feb Is F. J. DAVIDSON l47 King st.
GOOD CHEAP TEAS-More Of those nice
" fifty cent Japan, Gunpowder and Oolong
Tuas which have given SUCH general satlslactlon
received and for sale by
feb IL z. J. DAVIDSON, III King st,
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER-We have
ID Just received full supply OF the above
vaus bic water. Circulars can be had upon ap
teb5 ES. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
NOTICE-All persons having claims against
~ the estate of the late ELIZABETH H.
MUIR will present them u the Subscriber on
or before the 18th instant.
NH 1-3t- j. M. NEWTON, Executor.
DUTTER-Pkgs of Gales and Fresh Coun-
ID try Butter aud Eggs; also Navy beans
and Homny for sale by w. A. JOHNSON,
dec II N. +. cor. Cam. s. Royal SITS.
~ BONES PRIMEN. Y. CHEESE also
~ 50pkgs Pennsylynnia Glades Butter re-
caived this day by
jan III w. A. JOHNoOF.
DRlGGS FLOWER SEED--l have this day
ID received small supply of the above choice
Flower >eed. Call cary 50 AS To make SELECTION
fob Is w. +. CREIGHTON, - hing St.
NEW ORLEANS, DemcrAra and Porto
~ Rico MoInsses and Golden syrup for SaIe
low by
dec ~ F. J. DAVIDSON, TAT kiHg ST.
DAkER and other brands Of Old Rye w his
ID key, Port Sherry and Madeira Wine, al
ways on hand 81 the old stand, 2Zt King st.
oct II K. w. AVERY.
NEW FIGS, Prunes, Raisins Of sll kinds,
IN CjtrOn, Currants, &C. Tor sA lie very low py
dec l3 f. }. DAVIDSON. 141 King st.
nRIED ChEkkIES and APP LES for sale
- hy +. j. DAVIDSON,
feb i l47 King street.
| rpICED PIGS FEET received and for ssle
oby f. j. DAVIDSON,
feb 10 l47 King street.
| DORUUS PLASTER, by the yard, for sale
l. by JANNEY & CO., No. l+5 King st.,
| ian so and n. W. cor. King and Royal sts
A TMORE'S and FISHERS M1NCE
n NEAT Just received by
{ nov Is j. Y: q +. MILbO Mn.
| |1EDAR TIL BS, Brooms, Baskets, Wrapping
| " Psper, &c, for sale low by
NH l. D. Z. u n. M lIIoC Mn.
TIGHT BBiS PRIME WHITE BEANS
I lL lust received by
i.n II j. g s. F. MILBURN.
| AIEW YORK AMI VIRGINIA APPLES
/ IN for sale by w .,.
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FINGERS BRoKEN.-Mr. Charles W. Viii
hams while moving a stove, at his residence on
Patrick street, this morning, was so unfortu-
nate as to let it fail and break two of the fog
crs of his right hand. DR.. Gibson rendered
The nccesSarY surgical assistance.
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WANTS.

WANTED TO PURCHASE-A TRACT
w OF LAND, containing from ten (!O) TO
twenty (20) acres, within six mics OF Washing
ton. Tcrns-part cash; bAlanca on time. AID.
dress WILLIAM f. THOMAS 19G Maryland
ava. W. Washington. NH 3-3ts
w chase An lNTEREor in some we'll estnb :
ished business, Commission prefnrred.) Is
willing to keep books and be- generally useful Dr..
Address at once box 80, Alexandria, Va.
feb N--d&twlw
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WEATHER PRoBaB1LlTIEs.- War Depart
mrut, Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
uytou. D. t., March 3, lS77-lO:3o a. NJ
For The Middle States sOuthcrly to westerly
winds, and warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather during the rest Of Saturday, followed
durius Sunday morning by easterly or south
erly winds, falling barometer aod areas OF ralo.
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gay-To THE LADIES. We have just received
fine assortment Of Gsntlemen's, Boys ard
Youths Fine Toilet Slippers, suitable for the
holidays, which will be sold at prices to suit the
times. Idrc 81 WADDEY, II King ST.
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FOR SALE OK RENT.

NO. ~ s. WASHINGTON ST. FOX
BRENT Possession given October LIST, 1876.
Anuly TO GEO UHLER sep lo-t1
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POTATOES, choice quality, !or
salo by {mh 81 j. q. Il II. MlLBU Nm.
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POLICE lTEMS.-A notorious negro character
named Ben Bauheim was arrested by county
constable Parker, colored, last night on q
charge of larceny, committed sometime since,
hut succeeded in making his escape. The
brother and sister of Blanhem were arrested
later 10 the night, charged with aiding his es
cape and obs,rucriug the officers in the dis
charge of their duty. They were locked up il
the station house.
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o. Monday night the last local train on the
Alexandria and Washington Railroad leaving
the latter city will be at II o'clock. There will
be no train between and II p. ID.
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ior ta1ea and iee blIl., Kas read thlrd

for taxes and Zee bills, was read third
time and passed.
Mr.. Ferguson was appointed 10 info rm
the House Of the passage Of the bill.
Senate Bill No. 80, 70 change the time
for holding the county court for the
county Of Calhoun, was read a third
time and, as amended, passed, to take
effect from itB passage.
Mr.. Scott was appointed 10 inform tie
House OF the passage Of the bill.
Senate Bill No. As, making Il a misde.
meanor for collectors Of taxes TO misAp'
ply the zane, was read a third time and
passed.
Mr.. Adams was appointed to inform
the House Of the passage Of the bill.
senate Bill No. %, to regulate the de.
posits Of the State funds, was read q
third time and passed, to take effect from
Its passage.
Mr.. Scott was appointed TO inform the
House Of the passage Of the bill.
House Bill No. So, in relation to the
compensation Of witnesses, was read Z
third time and passed.
Senate Bill No. "a, authorizing the for,
nation Of a company for the purpose oil
constructing booms and dams, was read
a'sCcond time and, as amended by the
Judiciary Committee, was ordered 10 III
engrossment and third reading.
Senate Bill No. so, TO allow tile Secre
tary Of the Board Of Education tWent,
days time in which 10 report assessment
to the Auditor, was ordered to its en-
groSment and third reading.
Senate Bill No. 90, authorizing the in
corporation Of Mutual Fire Insurance
Companies, coming up was read n scconl
time. Pending the consideration OF tn
bifi, on motion OF Mr.. Baxter the Senat,
adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
| n,clnrk
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OLA
Valuable Farm in Ohio and Marshall
Counties.

Notice 5 hereby given that We Shah, pur,u,ntt IN
nIccTCc oil The Circuit Court Of Ohm Coiini,, w.,
virginia. made and entered on the en- Jay ~ Lar
Mmy, 1917, ~ nCluse In Cllanccry pending in SSiI
court wherein Henry X. List Is Complainant AMI
hachatlah Humphreys administrator md o,b "s,S
H. LIn,, proceed 70 sell At public auction, 10
he inquest and best bidder, ut The front don ~
oSTI,r I,Vu,c VI VhIo county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of February, ISL
Sommtneing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the iolovIny ia
.cuhei Tract o. land: "Commencinp Al s,, "S
IT. ~ corn,t o. Lewis Bernetts N 7Sko, z Ig5
IL LII ish elm thence n. 2JlS', Il. IL p1Ies
pile Of stones; thence n. 1871 W. G S'"t ~ ~ ~
suGar trees; thence n. 9s', W. 5s- 10 rci oSI
o So W; q - toa stalk, where NJ. shrnhrrJ'.
NIher slooli l.lcnoo S. SOLo w 70 10 n .tai.o
heh Wherca white oak stood; thence &. -, II III
- 70 place o. beginning. Containing one hIIpdTri
anu ilIiy-elght acres llISl, being iho Game land
SGu,iS!eI 70 HlehaIlah Humphrey by John A.
FvoO, shu Mlle, BY deed dated March 9Th, 1881
80 therelfom, however, the 10 acres, Tool
anu perchsI sold to Nicholas Schroeder ~ Z,c5i
d.a h HUMPHREY and wife by deed dated the SS,I
uNy ~ april, 1868, and Of record among tho land
IS9 9Is0i Annhhll county, West VirpInIR. ami
"Iieh 10 more particularly described as ioIloTn.
- betlnning at stone and Eugar tree, n, SO. ".
q a,l00 poles 10 stone; thence II, SSllI. II
- - oi'lO9 POLES 10 stone corner 10 Pumhhrey:
Wy ~ :, Va Is 70 stone corner 10 Humphrey
4, TRIMS or SALE-0ne-fourth cs,h, isisnSo In
ihfce equal payments at eight, sixteen and twentv.
Jour months, with interest from day Of s,Ic mi
70 De secured 10 the satisfaction Of the CommIT'
slinerS, DANIEL PECK. ' NO''''''''-
HANNIBAL FORBES.
WHEELING, January is, III. S'''''N'' ms
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Penn Mutual Lie Insurance
Company.


We print in another column the annu.
al statement Of this company, from which
II appears that the assets are, in round
numbers, nearly six million dollars.
The liabilities, or, in other words, the
money held to pay the losses by deaths
or to reinsure the policies issued, in case
the company should stop business, are
iorly.seven hundred thousand dollars,
leaving surplusof one million two hun.
bred thousand dollars belonging to the
policy holders, as this is purely mutual
company.
The calculations for reinsurance or re.
Investment are based upon the estimate
of interest at four and half per cent
per annun, which even in such times rs
the present are low rates. and II the char
acler Of the assets is sound the showing
Of the company is most excellent and de
serving of front rank in institutions Of
this character.
From detailed schedule Of the assets
and collalernls for loans which We have
examined, We are convinced that the rep.
reservations are fairly made and that the
condition OF the company IL, substantial
ly, as reported.
The general subject Of life insurance
and the statements Of the various compa
mics are likely, as they should, 10 under
go Il more rigid scrutiny than heretofore
because Of the failure and embarrassment
Of several prominent institutions. Thu
Penn Mutual has formed in this city I
local board, composed Of we'll know
business men, each Of whom repre-
sent policy Of ten thousand dol
lars insurance. The board will hay
such connection with the principal oilic
as will afford our citizens n more init
mate acquaintance with the working O
the company, and the character OF il
officers. We are informed that il is
part OF the policy Of the company TO loa
in this State, upon approved real cstat
security, the reserve fund accruiug iror
all premiums paid within the State, thu
alordlng the policy holders rcsidin
here the evidence that the moneys Of III
company are prudently invested.
The subject Of Life Insurance la
been extensively discussed for NOR
than u century by political economists
who have generally admitted the sound
ness OF the policy. The important Ques
ton now is, are the companies conducts
upon sound principles; and with skill
and fidelity? Each policy holder SHOULD
as carefully investigate the character 0
his company as he would the bank il
which he deposits his savings or til,
building association to which he pays hi
dues. This is rendered almost impossi
bic, as the prominent companies are gen
orally remote, and the working Of insur
ancc business intricate, and to the major
ity Of policy holders incomprehensible
A local board, composed of the RICH
kind Of men, can to considerable extern
remedy this difficulty, il they properl,
investigate the character Of the company
and make themselves familiar with TIN
method and details Of the business. Theii
Enforcement will inspire confidence, ant
greatly promote the interest OF both tn,
company and the policy holder.
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THAT being Court day.; commencing nj 10 o'cIock
A.. ~, at the front door Of the Court House. IN
Middlebournc, In said c5unty Of Tyler, procccd Ia
,Gli at public auction, 10 the highest responsible
bidder, the following described property belonrinp
70 tnc slu The Peoples Manufacturing CompSpy,
lo-Nlt Il certain Tract Of land situated In ND
follows: "''u us'e''OVu Is
=, Beginning at white oak corner to helrs Of VII.
lam Martin, decd; thence north &c, i. poles
ana Is links 10 stone corner also 10 Sald icIEs:
thence S. 81, W. 10 POLES 10 the creek hsnl, ISmG
coure continued across tho creek 10 4 stone On IbC
opposite hanki thence up the creek and Will ihS
lheahderingj thereof and binding thereon 10 Iurar
Tree corner TO &C Flcshcr and John Craig. deT'.
Ihehee \. 81 b, II poles, TO stone on tic oppo.
s Dahk Of INC creek thence down tho creek With
lhe meandeTings thereof and binding thereon SgiE
polcs TO the beginning, containing onc-half acrr.
more or less. "'' "'''I
Also certain other tract Of land, sItuaisd In
ald county, on said creek, and bounded as follow
Io-Nlt Lieglnning at stone on the creek iank'
corner 10 lot decided by said FlcshGr and vile "a
Moses Galloway; thence $. CO, W, IS polcs N n
sionci thence n. 90, W. % poles 10 Stone thcncc
~ " T. - poles TO stone near tho creek h1nk.
lnchCn down the creek with the mcandcripgS there
o. " poles TO the beginning, containg acres,
hexempt and not to be sold lois Numbered ~
m ana ~ conveyed by the Peoples MANUFACTURING
20. 70 John Core; ard another marcel Of NJ rnIjs
ahI rs lCci, sold by said Company TO Levi UIsspn
Uh Tue irncts 10 10 sold are situated a thrre-stor
factory building, containing valuable mnebInSry
,0 and appliances, for the manufacture 81
, JSV''i' Eoous ali In good running ORDER And,
Wy NV, othcr buildings, the second story Of ono al
Nhich 'he store and wareTOOm will be sold tOgrihTr
win lhc entrance and stairway thereto, tuhIcci IN
" yeaTs Lease In favor Oi ShilO Lodge, 10. al
TERMS oP SALE One-ihlrl Of purcha,e moncv
cash In hand, lalanCc In two equal IDsinlnsnIs =,
one and two years from date Of sale, with FOOD ".
curity and bearing interest. e''' -
Las T. J. HUGUS,
lls0 Special COmmissIoncr
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DIED.

MCKELvEY.-At 81. Paul, Minncola, on Sat
uIday, February ., 1877, at 1850 a. ~, L2ZIE Nc
MECliAN, wife Of John McKelvey, and formerly Of
81 ClAiTSville, Ohio,
The funeral will take place on ThursdAy morn
Ing at eleven O'Clock, from the residence Of her
brother, John B, McMechen, near 81. ClaiHvllle.
Ohio Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
HOLlIDAY.-On Tuesday morning, February
9, 1871, At . O'Clock, CLARA C., daughter Of J. q.
aud II. Holiday, In the i7lh year Of her Gge.
Funeral at . O'Clock this "Wednesday afternoon,
from the residence Of II, H. Gillespie, No. % Ken.
tucsJ street, Island. Friends Of the family inTl.
ted to attend.
CON.-On Tuesday evening, February C. 1877, ii
O'clock, WILLIE ~, son or william NJ, and n.
viva X. Cox. aged years and months.
Funeral irol the residence Of bis parents, No.
1872 McCullOCh street, on Thursday morning al
10 o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited.
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BIackwOods Edinburgh Magazine.

The British QuaiierlIcs give 10 the reader well.
dlsested information upon the great events ia COZ.
temporaneous history, and contain mastery chit.
csms on all that Is fresh and valuable in litrate
as well Is summary Of the triumphs Of Sitnoe
and art. The wars likely to convulsc all EuroT,
will form topics for discussion, that will be treated
with thorOughnea and ability nowhere elsc toll,
found. BlacEwOod's Magazine Is famous ior stOriu
essays, and skeichCI Of the highest literary merit
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TERMS (InOIudins Postage:
Payable Strictly In Advance,
CLUBS.

A discount Of twenty per cent will be alloucIrs
clubs Of tour or more persons. Thus: four copt,
Of BlacEWood or Of one Review will he sent too,
dadrcti Tor sl2 so, four copies Of the four gcyty,
and BlacEWoOd for SIS, and 20 on.
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no THE PUBLIC.
NEINGo IRON WORKS co.

Notice is hereby given that First MorignSO Bonds
Of Mlngo Iron Works Company, numbered 1871,
1917, il0, 1884, 49, 1885, i2l, lG, lG2 and lO, Of I've
hundred dollars each, have been drawn, and the
same will be paid al Bank Of Wheeling, wheeling
est on said ROnLs will cease after that date.
MASON W. BURT,
Ia97 President.
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PREMIUMS.

New subscribers Applying carlyl for the yen
1871 may have, without charge, the numler io'
the last quarter Of 1876 Of such periodicals a. thsr
may subscribe for.
Neither premiums 10 subscribers nor discount to
clubs can be allowed unlesl the money is rtuI,id
direct TO the publishers. No premium, g,,l to
Circulars with further Particular may Is h,Ioa
application.
The Leonard Scott Publishing Co,
10, HBaRcLsY ST., NEW.YoRK.
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A CARD


". S. HutchInS respectfully calls the attention
Of the public 10 his larRe aud varied stock Of Art
and Musical Goods. The Music Department con-
slsts Of AccorlconS German and FTench), BandOn-
niles, BanJos, Batons, Bones, Castinets, Chimes
ClarioneS iCymbals, Drums, Flutes, Files, FlageO-
lets, HGrmonicas, Guitars, Music Book, Music Fo-
los, Sheet Music Strings, Ylollns Yolncellos, and
every variety Of trimmings. Also, Organs aad
PlauOg
The Art Department embraces Painting, Chro-
mos, Autographs, Engrayings, Oleographs, artists
materials, brushes, oil tube paints, sretehers, can
vas, frames, monldlngs, crayOns pencils wax ma
terlns gla,s shades, etc. For the purpose OF max
Ing this store medium through which tho citizens
generally may be accommodated, either In the way
Of purchasing or dlspOslng Of artistic productions,
Mr. HutchlnS will receive for sale on commission
pictures or old, by home or foreign artists de-
signs In wax work. etc, which will be offered at pfI-
Tute aud at stated public Tales arranged with espe-
clal reference TO the disposition Of these articles
These sales will begin at an carly date.
Parties dGAIring to arrange for the sale Of pictures
rs above will please call soon at the
MUSIC AND ART STORE,
FEC No. 1925 Market street.
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SALE OF
Nursery Stock.
The uudeniguel is nov olI,rlng her entire inter
ieret in the stock q trees and plauts growing in
the
Pleasant Hill Nursery, Ohio Co., w. Va,
at GREATLY REDUCED RATES Tor the Spring
Of ISL, which stock consists Of largo lot Of two,
three and four year old Apple trees all lrst class
to feet high, and embracing 100 choice varieties;
alto very large stock Of Peach trees one and two
years from bud, strictly first class embracing so
varieties, with fair stock Of Pear and Cherry
trees, dwarf and standards. Also, Plum, Ounce
and Apricot tres Forty varieties Of Gmpevlnes,
one and two years old. CuTnntS, Gooaeberries,
Strawberries, RaspberIiss and BlackbtTies, In va
Iiety,. Eyurgiccns and ShTubbcTy in vaGety, and
fine Shade trees, all si2es,
The above will be offered at greatly reduced rates
until the Goth Of April, particularly by the lCO OF
LOCO. Liberal inducements 10 dealers and clubs.
Correspondence solicited iIom all peBOns desiring
good nursery stock.
Remember that these trees are all grown on the
hghtstJand In the county, which secures for them
4 thoroughly ripe and Hcrlimatcl growth, and that
the past IS years experience Of the proprietor and
81 the ifuitgIowcrs generally has placed this among
the most iAvcmbly known nurseries Of this cOun-
try. All trees carefully packed and delivered NJ
the Railroad Station free Of charge.
For further particulars address,
Il. L. DUNLAP, or
WIN. n. DUNLAP,
iel-d4w West Alexander, Washington Co Pa ?
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In the Circuit Court Of Tyler county, Wet Viz.
Thomas D. GOrrcll, !
VS., Tin Chnnrrrv
The Peoples Manufacturing Co. ct al.
by virtue Of decree made In the above entitled
cause, ut the November term Of the Circuit Court
Of Tyler comfy, the undersigned, who was nm.
pointed Special Commissioner for that puTncsc.
will on iN'fNSSi
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GENERAL NOTICES.

----s s-->',>-s--s : = - 49, -
NOTICE
All persons are hereby cautioned pgalnsl pur-
chasing or trading for note Of the value Of six
hundred and thirteen dollars and twenty cents
IsGI8 .O), dated November 25th, 1870 and mado
payable 10 the order Of George MeColloch, and
sigpei LEWIS D. MORGAN,
]. +. WAYT.
Said note Is without value received, and Is there
fore void. lev
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

eDaily except sunday-CumberlAnd Aecommo-
dalton.
tDaIly except Sunday-NeWark Accommodation
tSteubenville Accommodation. train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellalrC, stopping when requi-
red at sherman HouJs, RtnaVillO, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.