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BROOKE COUNTY.

The Herald favors the restoration Of the
whipping post punishment. We quote
the following news items from that paper
Dusty ia no name for the condition Of
the roads.
In consequence OF tho pressure Of dry
weather and threshing combined, all ut
once, butter has become exceedingly
scarce and commands high price.
Twenty to twenty-five is the figure.
The Short Creek, Jefferson county,
WOODEN mill is in trouble and was offered
for sale by Sheriff Johnson OF that coun-
y on Monday, but not sold for want OF
bidders.
The venerable Mathew M'Reever gave
us "a pleasant call" recently, on purpose
to talk up Women's rights, which is now
his specially.
Camp meeting at BelIview commences
on Wednesday next. Considerable pre-.
partitions have been made for the ocCa.
sion and il ia TO be hoped that before that
time we may be favored with some rain.
The present drought is the most severe
in this immediate ncighborhood we have
had for several years, rs is proven by the
fact that springs and water courses arc
dry now that very seldom 60 entirely dry.
Corn will I've materially shortened in con.
sequence, especially that Of rather late
planting, while pas,urSge is already OK.
ccedingly short and parChei.
Threshing is now the prevailing indus.
try out in the country. The wheat turns
out well and the quality 10 good that II
is stated the millers do not find it neces.
sary in grinding to mix with the new
wheat the proportion Of old generally
necessary in order to make good nour,
The decline in price, however, is not 50
pronounced as ii might be.
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Farmers scrap Book.

Every farmer should keep ascrap.book.
Many valuablcreceipts, useful hints, and
beautiful thoughts are floating round in
the various newspapers that may be pre-.
served in this way for convenient refer.
ence. The book may be arranged in dii.
ierent departments-the scientiic, the
floral, the horticultural, the veterinary,
the household, the agricultural, the poul.
try, the ornamental-and each article
placed under its proper heading. Thus
an index will be unnecessary, and you
can readily turn to the article to which
you refer. The value OF such book
will, we think, be apparent TO every far.
mer, and its compilation pleasant am.
usement. Tho lives OF valuable animals
may be saved by reference TO It's pages;
the corn and other grain may DO cultiva.
ted more successfully, or other and better
varieties obtained. Many pleasant
hour may DO passed by the winter tireside
reading It's pages, for il the selections are
good 1t is an interesting and valuable en-
cyclopTdia Of rural affairs. Let the
children have department OF their own,
devoted to pigeons, rabbits, Snd other
pets. You will thereby instill into their
minds love Of nature, u desire for study
and methodical habits.-American Stock
Journal
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Cnmbcrlnnd ConI Miners.

CUMBERLAND, August LITTLE BIaen
Avon Coal Company yesterday COM
menced work, to Gil small order, paying
their miners IS cents.
The miners Of the Maryland Company
held meeting yesterday afternoon anil
discussed the question OF resuming work
at 80 cent?, but came 10 no conclusion.
The miners OF tho Borden Company
and those Of the New Hope (Consolida.
tion) mine held not largely attended
conference yesterday afternoon near
Frostburg, and resolved to hold out for
IS cents.
1t was understood Yesterday that the
miners Of tho New Central Company were
to meet last evening, to consider the Ques.
tion Of going TO work at 80 cents, but the
result Of their conference could not be
learned last night.
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The address delivered by Rev. ]. G.
Armstrong, Of this city before the society
Of religious inquiry of Washington Col
lege on the 9th, Of June last, has been
published in pamphlet form.
Andrew Mansfield, who went from
Washington 10 Texas, writes from Ban
dera county that he has 1900 sheep, and
that wool sells for % cents, wheat Sl.25
stock cattle s. to s. per head, and fat for
slOtoSl5.
Judge West of Ohio, was born al
Millsboro inWashington county, in 1924
and removed 10 Ohio in 1880. Iii,
father was gunsmith in that village.
Choice wheat is selling at 81 2jal 3Oir
the town Of Washington.
The colored people will hold camT
meeting at BeutIeysviIle on the 9Th Of
September.
Excursions on the W. 4 W. narrow
gauge are quite popular.
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BELLA1RE IooA1s.-The Board Of E,l

BGLLAIRE LoCAIS.-The Board Of Ed
ucation will meet this evening.
Our City Council passed an ordinance
Friday last prohibiting the throwing Of
ashes, garbage, otIal, or any other filthy
and refuse matters upon streets or ALLEYS
within the corporate limits OF Bellaire,
and imposing fine Of no less than five
dollars for the violation Of any Of its
provisions. The Street Commissioner
has signilied his intention to spare nc
time and labor to keep a watchful eye
upon certain class Of old and defiant
violatOrs Of the law.
All bills, amounting 10 several hun.
bred dollars, against the city, were order.
ed paid, per ordinances.
Over fifteen families left here Satur.
day last for Burr's Mills camp.meeting
ground.
WAllace's Cornet Band excur,ed 10 St
CIairsville Saturday last. Every one Of
them had a Murphy in his pocket.
The BellRire City Light Guards, under
command Of Capt. Baron, with living
colors, headed by drum and fife, parsdeI
our streets Saturday last. The boys, full
OF ambition, tact and military pride, did
their best 10 make Rne appearance be.
fore our citizens and the numerous la
dies that crowded the pavements. Over
twenty applications from young men here
are on file at headquarters, requesting 10
join the Guards.
mick Of the Woods" at Ztlchs Hall
Saturday last had very slim audience,
The Wheeling peanut vcnder who visits
this place weekly, gathers in all loose
change which was laid aside for circuses
and shows.
Rev. l. J. Spencer, Of the Disciple.
Church, delivered powerful and i'm.
pressive sermon TO the working men Of
this city, at his church yesterday after.
noon.
Mr.. Henry Faupel, a local preacher Of
this city, received license from the Pro.
bate Court Of this county, to perform
marriage rites.
Rev. Mr.. Day, OF Warnock, O., ofEici.
ated at tho Presbyterian Church yester.
day.
J. b. Darrah, E4q, Of this city, Ia the
nominee as delegate to the Democratic
Senatorial convention.
Farmers residing and raising potatoes
along the river bottom, between this city
Wegce, complain bitterly Of heavy
losses, not by the potato bug, but by the
raVages Of numerous fishing parties who
are encamped along the river, to spend
the summet-you know.
The ohios, Of this city, and the Allan.
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JcItrnh county FREE PTcsS.
We have never read report Of pub.
lie address so apparently and stupidity
laundering and inaccurate As that OF the
above speech. which ia found in the
Wheeling Register Of Monday last. 1t is
fortunate for Judge Ioge that no one
can fail to perceive that II ia the
bungling work Of some tyro in
StenOgraphy. The Wheeling INTEL.
LGENCER gives resume Of the
speech, in column and half, from the
pen, evidently Gifts editor. From ii, every
reader will perceive that tho argument
OF Judge HoGe was fair and strong, and
few, We trust, will hesitate to coincide
with his broad and statesmanlike views
in regard to the true policy OF the people
OF West Virginia. We certainly SYM
pathize with his OxhortAtion 10 his hear.
ers ito rise above all small and un.
worthy considerations in the settlement
Of every question. The future prospects
Of the State OF West Virginia are bound
up in the unity Of her people. Let us
not be distracted by such unworthy con.
siderations as the location, here and there,
OF y few State buildings, but vote and act,
always, in such spirit Of liberal and
enlightened citizenship as will favorably
commend US, rs Commonwealth, TO the
respect Of the whole country"
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tics, Of Wheeling, played match game
Of base ball here on Saturday last, which
resulted in a complete victory for the
former by score Of 16to 8,
A little unpleasantness which arose
between Mr.. James F. Anderson, Of this
city, and delegate from Pease township
at The Republican County Convention
has given rise TO exHggCratlOns calcu.
lated 10 make political capital, by n
few miscseants who are every ready TO
create disorder In political as we'll Ns In
social circles about this city.
Doctor q. W. Kelly, formerly . rOSi.
dent Of your city, an old and experienced
physician, has opened an Office In this
large practice in our community by 4
practical knowledge in the treatment Of
truptive diseases.
led
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TIRUtTEE's SALE OF yALUADLr

l. PROPERTY.
:, By virtue Of Decd OF Trust made Ly Einnrl
Hooking and eRrah +. BsClInK, bis wife 10 'lc VI.
ueTsigned Trustee, dated May 9Th, 6,J, and q"
record among tho laId records Of Ohio t0uuly
IVES! virginia, In Decd oil Trust Look No. 5, poe
US, will on
SATURDAY, tho 25th day Of August Is,i.
beginning At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ut the front dooi #
The Court House Of Ohio county, scll At pubif
auction tue following described property thht
my AL that portion Of kquaTC Numbered iTtlh
n INC addItion 10 the city Of Wheeling laid out H
NOan zane, and called BellAiTo addition, 'lhl l~'
lion being bounded MS follows: CommrDCius At
point OH the north aide Of Thirteenth ,pmrf!
linmpdenl street, at the dlvlalon linz between The
property formerly owned by S0bilskl EFAJy AM
ihc property Of George W. JOHNSON, whitlroiw
y marked by line Of brick set on idsc h'tnr,o
The paVementB on Said street In front Of said rn-
pertles, and Is distant fr0uI The northeast torptr d
thirteenth and E0l streets CaItWRTJly on llE',
teenlh ono hundred and nlneiy-thTee ie't si'l
seven lhctSAi thence running In q n0TtheTly 10.
IIcction with said division line enc hundred ati
twGnty:one feet iourand oRG-halt inches 10 u Ioln'
Sn the lhek or south boundary line Of 4. W. ~,
~ property, which point Is distant from ElG
street 10 tue direction Of the north boundary we
o. sobieaki Brndy's property ono hund'cl aDi
hlnety Zone feet Ave and One-iouTth inches LhtHT
running WoStWardly with tho direction OIL N'a
north boundary line 6itY.nlne feet 10 cross MARI
On Tho rear Of A. W, Kelly's brick stable, Wii,h
marx h distant from Eotr itTcet along said nefia
boundary line one hundred and thiTty.lwo lr''
hyc and ono; fourth inches; thence running ouibI
MAtIly one hundred and twenty.one feet four ahI
one-hAII inches 10 POINT on the north ride u
Ihlrteenth street distant from tho northeast coTnI
o. Thirteenth and EoG Atreets one hundred alN
thirty'two feet seven Inches; and thence mbhlpt
IN an olAterly direction along ThIHetnth 'u"'
hIty-one feet 10 the place Of lightning. -
Being the Lame property conveyed to lsiIlHI
Booking by sobisskl Brady and wife by dcti hlr'
November 18th, 1871, recorded In Book %, T0ir q.
Of tho Ohio county land records.
Tho lite y believed 10 bO perfect, bnt VilIpt,,
yey such TUE rs L. vested In me BY The do"
TRIMS OF SALE--0nc. third, or moro u ne Isi'
chaser % elect, cash In hand; the bRllnte IN w
equal installments al one and two years, ID, "
chaser giving negotiable notes bearing ueFt. i'"
hedAy Of sale for the deferred payments,
W. II. CALDWELL, Tnnics
W. j. W. CowDRN, Collector. lyIy
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vAlu.
~ ABLE PROPERTY.
State Of Wpt Virginia.
ln the County Court Of Ohio county
". B. O'NeIu


Virginia II. Wheat 81 al. In ChanoCry.
by virtue Of a decree entered In tho AbOvO emit.
tied cause on the 2Sd dSy OF Juno, A. D. 1871, The
undersigned, who was appointed Special Conlni"
Aoner Tor tho purpCt0, will sell on
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29th, A. u. 1871,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at tho iron.Ic
o. tho Court House Of Ohio county, West Viginll,
tho following described real estate, that Il 10 nv
All that lot or parcel Of ground described 1T
numbered onein square twenty mine In the Illt d
the addition to the city Of Wheeling laid ont By
Charles I. Churchill, trustee for Emily 4. 2inc.
anu called Buena Vista addition 10 the said city,
the tamo belng hxty feet front on Twelfth Nr,ri
and extending hack The sRmo width OTIS hunind
teCt, together with all and Angular tho hrfelia,
mtntS and appurtGnanc0s thereto belonging Ct 10
any wise apperiaining thereto. On the w,N SIDE
OF tAiI lot there Is m alley ten feet In width "a,
lending back the full depth Of tho said lot, I've
icet o. which alley belongs TO the lAid IOl pri It
. understood and hgIeed that The Iald Hly sha.
70 kept open perpetullly for tho accommodated d
the different premises 70 which tho sAIup LCIOpg,
TKRAs or sALE-0ne-thIrd or more II the pti
chaser 10 elect caIh In hand; the balance In iAo
equal instAllmontA ut one and two years tue puf.
chaser giving noteS bearing interest, with gOU Tti'
Sonal security, for tbs deferred payment
W. J. W. COWDEN,
ly2o Special Commissioner,
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CROP NEWS.

Twenty-Five cents is named IA the
Wheeling price per bushcl for winter
potatoes at laying in time this fall.
Mr.. &C. 10y raised on his farm near
Cold Stream, in this county, from 10
bushels sowing on / acres, two hundred
and Iifty.seven bushels OF good oaIs, being
an average Of thirty-iour and four ft-
teenth bushels to the acre. Who will heat
this in Hampshire?-IIampsErc county
iN'eIIgencer.
The receipts and exports OF wheat ut
Cincinnati, from July 8lh to August Sth,
compare NJ follows:
blU,%j 100 gGf
GOiI3 SD,SVj
These figures cover the first fruits OF the
new crop, and are fair Indication Of the
increase in this part Of the country a.
compared with the harvest Of 1876. The
quality this year il much superior to that
Of last year, so the country gains both
ways. Near 400 per cent increase in
quantity, and so per cent in quality, is
decidedly neutrality-suspicious. Gazette
Of Yesterday.
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DIED.

H0GA-on Saturday morning, August II, 1871,
tA1HAMEA BAIED, vile Of Dr.. Eusone HO3o, and
daughter q tho laIo George and CaIlarlnC B. vii.
son.
Funsral from tho residence Of his mother, MrS.
I"aO HOso, this (MOndayl morning at 10 o'clock.
PhendI Of the family ate invited 70 attend Inter.
mGai at Greenwood.
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General Sherman, U. .. A., and lady, Washing
llelPhla.
BhgalIOr General lawrence p. Gahan, U. 8.
A., and lady. Austin, Texas.
Viz Admiral David Porter, US. N, Washing.
Rear Admiral Joseph Smith, U. $. N, wAAhInS.
Mrs.; Admiral DuhIGCp, Washington D.. c.
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GENERAL NOTICES
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Of West Virginia, -.
George BalbsarS, \

District Of West virginia, ~.
George BaihsaEI,
VI. AV,.,
Steamboat "BOtlic oIlbOt.n ""'SinCat
WnuREAA, q libel hiss been ale,i in m.
Court Of the United stAtSs for The DiSfi' yywHt'
Virginia, on The u day OI AuguIt, A. % ~ Wet
George BllheaTs Il GlS,, against The ,tS,,ni Y
"BsttiO Gilbert" her engines, tAsklS. op,s1 q
rarol and furniture, Nov, therefore, Ia s'Ss y
hnCe Of the monltlOn, undOT the seal Of IA Tig'
10 me, directed RAd delivered, | %. heel, "sft
public notice to all petsonl claiming lie nh we
boat, her engines, tackle, oulAt, AppaFpl AMI I,'
turf, OF In any mAnl0f interested thSFvlb' 1 ",
they be and aPpOAF bOfoEe the aid DlIiTirt 4 VA
10 b held At the City Of Wheeling, 10 AMI ~
District Of West Virginia, on WI lie
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2lE., 1871,
at Il o'elO6k In The forenoon d that d,y tr,,,u.
the same Shall 10 day Of jurisdiction. etSs,,@
on tho next day Of Jurisdiction therpSiLtI =,
and thETO TO inieFpOsO their tlllnS md u ,S .,
their allegations on that behalf -'''
GEORGE ", PATTnS
US Aar.hA, Dist WStv,
CRACRAFT a RARn
Proetorl for L6s,nt
Wheeling, ". Va, AnguIt 1, 1871. ''A''
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EANCY FL0uRs.-2OOB Barrels "BCllhr' MI,
l. u. louis; 100 barrels "Gold McIAL.' Inc
arc tho highest grades Of FIour-nonO 6tI'e' !"
Inarket' Just received and for nile BY
lels NJ, REILLY, 1902 and ISL Sain 81
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OUR FAIRMONT LETTER.
FAraxosr, August 10, 1877.

FATRNoNT, August 10, 1877,
EdIIorl 1ntelllgenCr:
The following Is the official vote oil
Marion county on The question Of perma.
nently locating the Capital Of the State /:
CIarksburg, 2,4Sl; Charleston, li0;
Martinsburg, l2.
The foregoing shows that Marion
county did exceedingly we'll on election
day, casting 1858 votes, a number ap.
proXimating within eight hundred Of her
entire voting strength, and giving Clarks'
burg a majority Of 2,270. II all the
counties In the Second District had done
as well, the perplexed and annoying
question Of locating the future Capital
would have been settled, and Clarksburg
would to-day be Congratulating herAelt
on being the winner Of the prize by the
voice OF The people. The people hero are,
OF course, somewhat dissatisfied over the
fact that the matter was not settled.
They don't like the idea Of Agitating the
question for another year, and, believe,
would rather have II settled by allowing
the Capital to remain indefinitely in your
city.
j. N. sattcrGsld, tho present incumb.
ent, is elected County Superintendent Of
Free Schools. He IA m excellent gen.
tleman, and fills the position with dignity
and ability. Politics, which was brought
to bear against his election, wouldn't
work his defeat. While he IL n Republi.
can, he il also an efficient school officer,
and the Democrats, or q great part Of
them, wouldn't vote against him on &C.
count Of his political opinions.
since the beginning Of tho "great
strike" the military enthusiasm Of our
people has been very great, Volunteer
companies are forming at several points
in the county. But OF this and other mat.
ters l will write you at length another
time. PHILIr.
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FOR SALE i.
SALE OF
Valuable Real Esiate Ia RItchletOwr

Tho undersigned Trustee, by virtue Of deed 0.
trust executed to him by John George Miller and
wife, dated July SlIt, fs73, and recorded In Or
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohc
county, West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust BOOK NJ
., on pages . and 10, will on
MONDAY, the 18th DAY Of Ecptcmbcr, 1871,
Al 10 o'clock A. H., proceed 10 cell at public aue.
ton, ut the front door Of IbO Court HSusu OF Ohio
county, tho following valuable real eaIae, tO-uit:
The east hall Of LotEo. u, In Square No s. In the
Eighth Ward Of the city Of Wheeling, with the
buildings thereon situated, together with the Joint
use Of the CIitern on the west end Of said lot,
The title Is believed 10 b good, but selling ~
Trustee tho undersigned will convey only such
title mla vested In him. Deed executed on pay
mcnt Of purchase money.
TERMs oR SALE-0ne-ihlrd oipurchRSo money In
CnIh, One-lhld payable In ak months FROM day Of
sale, and the remaining third In twelve month,
from day Of sale, tho purchaser giving his nott-
Tor said deferred lnstAmens, beariug Interest from
day Of sale, with good security. The purchaser
has the privilege Of paying all cash.
JOHN g. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
PESDtEToE 4 PENDLRToS, Attorneys.
nuiO
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EDUCATIONAL.
T IMPORTANT NOTICE.

.Psrenh and Guardians having daughters 10
advantages Of hIt GlasI Engli,h and French
Academy, with musical instruction unsurpassed II
not uneluallcd In this country and all at excOed-
i9gly moderate ntes arc AdvlSed 10 investigate the
claims Of the Academy OF the Visitation; at MI.
dc Chantal, near Wheeling, W. Va.
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EXECUToRs SALE.

The undersigned Executor Of tho lat M and
testament Of n. {. Arthur, deceased, late Il liz
city Of Wheeling, West virginia, hereby gives n,-
t!Ce that by virtue Of the proylGiom Of slid WILL
he will, on
SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1877,
commencing ut 10 o'clock A. H., at the font dior Of
tho Court llouSo Of Ohio county, In the city ii
Wheeling, Oier for sale at public auction the oI.
lowing described real estate, tO-wlt: Lot numl4i.
cd thirty-hyO (S5) in GrahamI addition 10 tbeaIt
city Of Wheeling, situate on tho north aide Of nj
tenth street, between Eoil and jacob LtrtCtI FL.
ceptlng about d1 feet Of the west aide Of saII 10,
extending back sgvSnty-Iour az feet, which WIS
sold by the said Arthur. Said lot now lrOnis On
Fifteenth street about ilty-tour feet and extend,
back to the alley. There % erected on this lot
Large brick dwelling house, supplied with uol,m
convenience, and Is most desirable properly
When aale Is made tho conveyance will Include
tho widows dover right IN the property. Term,
made known on day Of sale. Persons desiring 10
examine the property will call on the undersigned
jyS L. q. BARR, ExecuiET.
Tho above sRle Is adjourned until sunrl1y,
September lat, nj 10 o'clock AN.
!yO Il. u. BARR, Executor.
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SUGAR is down, and a still bigger tum.
bic is looked for. Stand from under.
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Tho Governor OF West virginia
10 tho Governor Of Maryland,
Greeting.

Greeting.
Cumberland News.
The following diplomatic correspond
ence is supposed to explain itself:
STATE OF Wet VIRGINIA, !
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
WHEELING, Aug, 8, 1877. J
70 HA Erecllcncy, John Leo Carroll, Coz.
enOr of&e SOrtrsign STATE Of Maryland:
sR:-I have the honor, through my
aid, Col. De La Plane, 10 request permits.
sion to move body Of armed troops
through the sacred precincts OF Mary.
land. Respectfully yours,
I Great HENRY NJ. N. MATHEWS,
Seal. GoterHor.
STATE OF MARYLAND, !
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Cry HALL,
BALTIMORE, Aug. 8, 1877. }
TO His Ercclleney, Henry M Malhslrs, Gov.
ernOr Ofthe BreretSaered STATE Of West Fir.
gina:
SIR-Your communication OF this date
is received, and the permission therein
solicited granted with pleasure. Ny aid,
Col. Hy. Kyd Douglas, will sec 10 this
matter. Yours with respect,
! Great JOHN LIE CARROLL,
| Seal, Governor.
In pursuance OF the above correspon.
dence second lieutenant, corporal and
three priva;es Of tho Moorefeld West
Va.) Guards came up to Cumberland, laid
in a supply Of tobacco and other ammu.
milton, and returned to their camp at
Green Spring Run in the afternoon. And
all is peaceful between our States. selah
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TO CREDITORS.


To the creditors Of ounnd Cots, dSOessd.
In pursuance d dSRu0 q The Municipal CoB,,
Of WAOOling, nAde In cause tharan Tcpdlpp IA
subject the real OsIaI0 Of the Nlil CanrId GlS n
the payment Of his debts, you arc required to M
sent your claims against thS MD COnfld Cot, Ia
NJ NJ. n. SSMu iv So1ntnnAohoi, nv othcs IN
1877.
WitDCaa Thomas II. DHnh, ClGk Of all Court
this sd day Of July, 1871.
THOMAS II. DARRAH
IyA Cork lmid Court.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TRArNS

tDasIy except sundAy-NewAIk Accommodation.
tSl6ubenVille OdAtion.-Thia train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellalre, stopping when TeQuI.
red a. Sherman House, &tnayile, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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DALTIMORE FEMAI.RCoILESE, endowed by
u the State u MMylHnd, has new buildings,
ample grounds, good apparatus, and able Faculty.
This 0Olh seml-RnnuRl DAsl0n opens sspttnItGr
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