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FOR SALE.

$500 PIANO, warranted not uses ave mot tins
IA FOR SALE for Sso cash, With Sto1l-
END Cover; 81 s23 Tth street. between g ~
and II streets northwest JyfS 81 w ktt
EQR eALE-At bargain, an excellent tan "
u HORSE, geDtle, sound, and tricss 7S
URsALE-CFFFP- ore s-1ted sns Or J,
IL Two seated H.ET0Ns with shAftso rms
and pole and shifting tor; all complete 49,
MADE In New Jersey 81 the bssi seaso ned ~
timber; 81 Alisos Majors Livery Stable, N 1890
street northwest Nm n SLATER,
V2 ct No Haas Pennsylysais Nvenue
EOR sALE-A GREY HoRSE, suitable for work
Il or family use. eight years odd, warrant q
ed sound and gentle. sud only sold for want IN
oinse Inquire ct KIEssNEB a lKATES, NA
III 9Th street. VS. 81
EoR sALE-I 600 900 hard made HRICks
l. 20 900 beet quality FRONT BRICK.
WINDSOR FORD.
lyl-eolm corner South Capitol and sts.
EoR sALE-A EoOd rosd MAZE, nsl. Oar
Il rage and Harness: will sell CHEAP ~
Apply st PUMPHREYS Stable, q street, 10y
betw cen a. and 9Th nj
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&c. $40 Vermont avenue Is ~ M. L---.-----.- BOO
Re l5ll 81 NV, Is rs. all i--...-....--. 20
no l5as 18th 81. nv, Dr., sto., all - g.
20 $50 uth q NV Dr., st0.. 10 r. all m. 1 IS
NO 62S Capitol, new 10 rs, N. i..--.--..-.-.. Is
10 I32l 81. NV brick, sto., rs, m. L.. 20
No 203 St, Sc. II re-, 20
10 1000 lttb Il. II rs, all m. L---...----. %
no 40 ID st ne, 10 all m. ........-.------ -
No. di2s st NV; Or; ssto., rs. m i--.--. 81
No 2Is Il. NV brick, story, m. L.......... IS
no. 1871 Il NV, br, sto., rs, sll T.. IS
No FOG 5th - er. s sto., re-, all m -. 6
NOS. 1O6. III 9th 81. Sc, br stO.. rs, IN. ~
No eo2 St NV, br., story rooms ...-----. ~
NO llO9 Iotu 81 NV. br.. story rooms .... 3
NO 1852 sth 81 NV, Dr.. story, rs. -. IS
Nos. 1919 123O 81. NV, br., Is. re- m L.. TX
No 1922 l3ths Dr., 2 sto., rs---.--.--... %
Nos I232-34 loth st NV, fr = sto., RS. ~
No. SlS New Jersey sv. nv. g rs, gas, water 20
NO 12S Carroll Il e., brick = story, re-, Ii 20
stere and dwelling sth and X. l. ave W., rs lsI.
No. Defrees 81 Dr., stO s rs, N. -. Is
No. 81 Defrees st. br., rs, m. L....-..-- . Is
Noe. 1921 23 18th 81. W, frame, sto., rs. Is
No. 312 1stn st. sw. brick, 8 rs, water, &c. Is
No. 21OS llth Il NV, rooms --.-.--..-.....--- Il
Store us 10th street northwest .-.-.. ...... 10
Corner 18th and b SITS ne~, rooms.....-.-...
FOB RkNT- Also, q large number Of other
hon, IS full list Of which he seen oeices
foR SALE We are offering numerous bsrga'u,
inhouses and lots large and small, and " ,uid be
"ssed to see parties desiring homes or looking for
invest m nts tr
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MEAT KEPT, AND SENT OUT SUN
NA DAY MORNING.
The best BEEF, the best LAMB, suesr-cured
HAMS. the freshest EGGS, the finest display q
fkIIT, the largest ans most varied supply %
tkeEJABLEs, 81 lowest cash prices, will be
found 1t
THE PALACE MARKET.
i am receiving daily:
bard and Soft Crabs, Fish, CLANS,
Finest Potatoes, Pha. Print, New York Butter,
Naterlnelons, Green Corn, Tomates.
Good Butter, ~ cents; ten pounds at IS cents
SLICED Ham, a cents; whole Hams, Is.
have two wagons, delivering TO all points within
q mile; charge nothing for delivery; 80 all " no
wish 10 save time and trouble would do well 20 give
NE a cali and examine personally. JyiO-tr
CLARETS AND LIGHT SUMNER
~ WINES
We have a large supply CLARETs and LIGHT
WINES on hand, and will sell them cheap for cash
Extra GOLDEN CATAWBA, sweet or dry, only
o. Is gallon.
REEDS SONS,
jyl0-tr 1915 r Street Northwest.
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II d
IL SOS street. OPP. General Post Once.
Houses for Rent.
No. SO4 9TH IT., store and cellar, all mod fmps- go
No. sOS East Capitol St, 10 rooms sll IN -. 20
No. street northwest, rooms. mod. imps.. Is
No. Jos street northwest, office rooms at
all prices.
Houses for Sale ami Exchange.
We offer list # Property, both improved and
unimproved which can be sold at low figures, and
on ter ms To suit. Also two ne houses in exchange
for small property.
900. In sums to suit, At eight per cent. jyls-tr
LOB hENT-No. IL ID st. n W., m. i......... a 40
l. Do. 134l eth st. NV, m. i..--.. 20
- DO. 1909 9TH 81. n.w.,m.i.
FOB SALE-No. GIL Mass ave. l. 10. ..-....... 4 so
Do. 1899 eth ST. n. " ................7 ,ao
Do. Email Farm. Is acres, four miles from city.
Do. or rent-SQusre Ground northern part of city
CHAS. A. APPEL,
JeS-u No. Asa Louisiana avenue.
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be sent by mail If desired
Loans.
SIS 900, 81 900, and 800 at s per cent.
Auction SGies
On MONDAY, July 3Oth. at O D. m ID ST., be-
tween New Jersey ave. and :. Capitol St
ton THURSDAY, August Id, At q .. m, q street,
between 18th aud l4th SITS. W
On FRIDAY, August 3D., "a unfinished houses, } at
m, ST., between 18th and Ia h sts. n j2s-tr
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A LII WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO
kn1. the best One Dollar
eye, q II. II. HEMfLERS, Cpd -
c. Al, 403 Pa. ave Coz. ~ street. oD4y
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

RAKED BEANS,
In ID. Csns-from Boston, Massachusetts-yery
nice-3 Cans for SlOO
REEDS SONS,
jylOu 1915 r. street Northeast
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

LOB BENT
By B. II. WARMER 90
BEhINARb II. WARNER. EDWIN A. McISrTRx.
S18 street northwest, OPP. Masonic Temple.
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Unde!Tshirts, .. ..-~......--..... I9oe :, g
-....-........... ~ ~
Shirts, .-....-....'. Is 100
Cloths, Csssimeres. Doeskin, Cettons. Cslicoes,
Hosiery Gloves, Handkerchief, Table Linens, OIL
Cloth. &c, I'm the sane proportion. Examine
stock and avail yourself Of this opportunity to OBJ
tain chfHP goods.
LUTTRELL & WINE,
A Grim Idea
THAT OF
SIDNEY SMITHS,
DESIRING
TO SIT IN HIS BONES
ON ACCOUNT OF THE WARMTH OF THE
WEATHER.
DOUBTLESS THE CONVERSATION
CHASTITY A SPECTACLE
Would not be sufficient for
THE EXPECTED COMFORT;
BUT
SKELETON SHIRT
Offers sl the advantages without any of the incon-
venisnces attending such an anomalous
STATE OF EXISTENCE.
BOLD FRONT,
Without Bear Works to speak of
TELLS NO TALE TO THE OBSERVER
OF lis
TAILLEss CONDITION
However Gently
ZEPHYR MAY BLOW,
THE METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION IS SUCH
That bis breath is unObstructed, by this
PARAGON OF SLAMS
The obseryati Of this
MIRACULOUS SKELETON,
LIKE SUNSHINE, IS FREE;
But it costs 81 for
ARTICULATION
GEORGE c. HENNING,
y2-t 40 Seventh street.
CLING.
~ LAGER BEER at s5c Dozen
CATAWBA WINE at Sl.s5 gallon.
TABLE SHERRY at So gallon.
SWEET LEAF TEA 1 at soc pond
jyA tr 1918 Pe1ansyicanio arenme.
rs THE sUPREMECQU OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.
AIBhIeHI ct al vs. EMERY et al-No. s697, Equity.
The undersigned hereby give notice of their ap
pointment as Receivers of ali the estate of the EN-
cry Coal Company. Part es inds bted to the said
company VII make pay ment to iiher OF US without
LeDroit Building corner sth and SITS.
lyA 81 ass Louisiana avenue.
GREAT REpTCTI0N IN SUMMER
Gent. Linen Linen f r.si: q s
Boys 81 Linen Suits, slsO;
IS Cas-, Pants now 81 and o250
Cas-. Suits from IS to SIS;
Cause Shirts DC, Is, 50 TO 75c
J RIssF b SHIRTS a &c y to to q So
81 50 Boys Striped Alpacs Coats, now 75c
T s III. s Hsy 3 gSi4-1s1s q.ase,
iyT.tr Between 18th and 2Oth SITS.
nEMONGEOT'S AMBROSIAL
IL SHE Richest Cismioai Compound
HAIR HSp TOILET TOILET. iya-r
G. A q T I o M
selling dealing or traffickins in using any Bottle
OF Bottles bearing the flowing mark or marks viz:
P.n Cree Gso GsS5ssfSr B.
:. Each bottle bearing in addition the following
sold, -uEder the penalty of act of Congress en-
ti.led An act to protect the manGfseturers Of min
purposes" approved July 18th, 1866.
SAML G. PALMER,
81 Green street.
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f. o r s Al E.

Com Perrys Expedition a. Jsnan ,vol. plp..
tIAtsd. ~
Explorations fer Railroad Route from The Nil.
sis pp River 90 the Pacific; IS vols iIIustratei
Naval Astronomical Expedition to the soutb.rn
Henisphere, by Ii. J. NJ ellis; vols; illustrated
Report Upon the Colorado Riy er of the We.t -Tx
Lieut.. j Z. Ives; vol. illustrated.
Smithsonian Contr. utions TO knowledge: 9 vol.
illustrated.
Harper eekly, com pete TO date, aud In perfect
pressry alton whieh has been in existence about -
years.
The above Works are all in a perfect stafs Of prss
ervation, never having been read
Addi ess call AZ, soH 700, city post ofbee rs
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PERSONAL.

MADAM COSTELLO, Disciple OF M lie Lenor-
1Vl mand Paris, the greatest Planet Reader in
America, can be consulted az her house, No 234,
corner Sd and d streets northwest. street cars
pass the door. je2S- 5wf
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Issue on the LIST and 18th of each month /" Bui-
letin of all property for sale aud rent on my books
which can be had on application my ONCE or will
! be ~ mail IL
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DRY GooDSI DRY GOODS ;.
AT DOwH, DOWN PRICES.

AT DOWN, DOWN PRICES.
Fer thirty days our entire stock viii be sold ct Q
great Reduction ~ Prices, In order close out rs
near - possible before removing to our new place
OF business
A full stock Of Mourning Dress Goods, Grens.
dimes, Black Silks, Csshmeres, Taniese, Bohairs
and D-ia,nes: Table Linens, Towelings and Nap
aims. with full stock Of Staple DOmestics ct the
lowest market prices for cash strictly Als, sms all
lot Of Black Lace shswls and ssc1ues will be sold 81
bcJ price.
%An articles warranted to prove q repre- ssnt
e. and fair dealing in all cases, as
J. w. COLLEY'S, No. sol.
Us -ectr Corner sth st. and Market Space.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
CON r.,
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
AT TIE SAME BATE.
New schedule-Fuu load Of % bushels for 81 ~:
smaller loads cents per bushel; carriage G. ceuts
APPLY TO
oFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COM
f1J 18th street northwest; III la str, s,porth.
west, or 20 no Bridge ST, GeOr setoWn sepll-tr
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EDUCATIONAL.

STANMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
- SaHds Sp,tag; MoHfsoglsg CrUHfg. M. The
exc OF this School viii BE- resumed on MON.
pA1, Octobsr i. ~ For gar iculsrs april q
tAhoIiNE II. MILLER, SANDY spring, Mary
laud. I'M
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCE ono q The besf stab
ID lished BUrTEReTANDS Ia northern Liier
Market, Tor sale low. Un rent . 80 Hnsihle
psrson. Inquire q B. 7. WHEELER, IOOl isth
street vk1f@
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allotted or promised and "Blaine's Blue
Book with name in manuscript run
into the dotted lines between the designa.
ton Of every Office and the amount Of sal.
AIRY attached to i, will one day 10 rare
historical curiosity.
Fancy book Of several hundred pages
and literally jammed with assignments
like the following;
English mission, r. I. Ingers6l. .tli |C
sGcreilFy OF legation, ". L. Mcbride. "."... $500
-etc. Then extend this system 10 up
ward Of 10000 appointments, and reflect
that Blaine did 1t or dictated II all him.
sell in less than a year, and you can form
some idea oil his activity. Add 10 this
his energy in repelling the attacks which
met him at every turn, and in every con.
ceivable fashion. In short, no man in pO'
litical history ever made such a campaign
with such tireleSs energy and tremendous
resource, or came so near winning "a he
did. The labor broke his physique, and
the defeat broke bis heart. 1 do not write
this exultingly, not by any means, though
| have always hated Blaine and deSpised
his method. But I state It as a fact Of
public interest. Blaine may DO set down
as one Of those political leaders whose
days are numbered, Of life as well as Of
politics. He will follow Morton, and
that without much delay. There Ia nc
mistaking the symptoms which he shows
The hand OF death is upon him.
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The WIsest Of TrecnutIonn

OF precautions, the wiseSt is that which
Is taken against disease. There is safety
in timely medication; great peril in delay
One malady often begsts others far more
dangerous, and II II does not, any abnormal
condition has a tendency, Ii unremedied
to become chronic and obstinate. TfillnG
disorders Of the stomach, liver, bowels Of
urinary organs may speedily develop into
formidable maladies. Check them at the
outset with HoStetter's Stomach BiuGrs
which, although 1t Is wonderfully effective
In overcoming disorders Of long standing,
is, like any other medicinal preparation,
more advantageous in the infancy Of the
maladieS to which 1t 10 adapted than after
they have become chronic. Among these
are dyspepsia, liver complaint, constipa.
ton, intermittent and remittent ievers,
govt, rheumatism, nervous and general
debility, and urinary troubles. The Bit.
tiers are capital appetizer, induce sound
repoSe, and counterfeit the effects OF fatigue
and exposure. eOd4w
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A. e. BuellI Letter TO N. o. Democrat.
That Cincinnati Convention was muir.
derous affair. Not only did il politically
kill three men, but it seems TO have phys.
ically slain Morton and MORALLY wound
ed Blaine. You have undoubtedly noted
the frequency Of Blaine's indispositions.
Hardly week passes that he Is not con-
fined to his house or his bed for day or
more, and it has been repeatedly dem on.
strated that his nervous System Is COM
pletely shattered. Moreover, the whole
tone and aspect OF the man ia changed
since that 10 him) terrible winter and
spring Of 1876. Prior to that time Blaine
was one oil the most robust, hardy and
athletic men in Washington. His flesh
was firm as iron, the grip OF his hand was
like a steel trap, quick and decisive, and
the hand itself was warm and elastic.
His step was steady and his tread strong
as the martial gait OF grenadier.
But within the last 10 months Blaine
has become an invalid. His friends and
he himself may blink the fact, but blink.
ing docs not alter 1t, and confidently
assert that Blaine is irremediably broken
down. The old bronze has gone out 81
his complexion, given place to a dull
ashen hue, which Ia half pallid and half
ghastly: his gait is slouchy and uneven;
his hands are habitually cold, and the
flesh is soft, nabby and inelaStic to the
touch; his eyes, once so prominent and
bright, are now leaden and sunk In their
sockets, while the lower eyelids are black
and swollen. In short, Blaine has begun
TO bloat. There can DO no doubt that his
system presents general decay, brought
about by too great strain upon both his
mental and physical faculties during tho
winter and spring OF 1876. Into those
lew months Blaine crowded the work
OF years, and during them he suffered
agony enough Tor lifetime. He was
compelled to fight the whole radical
machine, Grants administration and all
inside HIS own party, and at the same
time 10 resist a most determine and
Calling attack from the Democratic
House. lie organized machine OF hi0
own inside the Republican party, aud
ran il against the Grant machine on the
one hand and the BrisLow machine on the
other. The Grant machine had money
Tor Tia motive power and tho Brislow
machine waa run by the ten.thousand-
humbug power Of Carl Schurx and 70.
form. Blaine ran Ii, machine on the
blue book and by the power Of a lively
Sense Of favOrS TO come. lie took tho
blue book and organized" 1t by States,
as the Speaker organizes the com mittees
otCougtesB, Every Office on the la. wNa
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DIED.

CARROLL-on Wednesday. November Il, 1871,
At IL n. O'Clock, ANNIE NJ, daughter OF Thomas
and Jane Martin md vile Of James F. Carroll,
aged 50 years.
Funeral on Friday morning November 10th, at Q
O'Clock, from the Cathedral. Friends OF tho laml.
" respectfully invited TO attend. Interment at
Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
sENTLINGER.-Ou Thursday, November IS.
1871, JACOB sENTLiSoRR, ST., In bis list year.
Funeral from the residence Of hi, Son.in.law,
sls Market street, Saturday at2P.M, Friends arc
respectfully invited, Interment at nj. Wood.
THOMPsON.-At TIltontvlle, Ohio, on Thurs
day morning, November IS, 1871, At ny O'Clock,
OF Inflammation Of the brain, WILLIAM MlOoRE,
sOn Of James u. and Lucy i. ThOmp on, and grand.
son Of Capt. Frank Stein, Of Cincinnati, aged !
year and month.
Funeral notice hereafter
lClnClnnat! paperU please oopyI
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TRUSTEES SALE.
From $4,000 TO S4,0n0 Of Valuable Per.
sonal Properly offered OF Public
Auctjon.

Under and BY virtue Of a certain iced Of Trust
executed by Ferdinand Schubert 10 TIN under
signed a Trustee. dated October 9th, 1871, and
record Cd in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
Of Ohio county, W. Va In deed Of trust book No.
u, pages e33-i-S,I will, on
FRIDAY, the 23i day Of November, 1877.
at the dwelling house Of the said Ferdinand Fcu-
bert situated on strohel EuH, branch Of Csld.
wells Kun, about One-quArter Of q mile from The
wheeling and FAirmont Turnpike and absut one
half mile tIom the corporation line Of the city Of
wheeling, sell, commencing said sale al 10 o'clock
n, the following described personal property,
that !! to say: horses, l Gov, 4 hogs, wagons
eiGhl-hoiSe power engine with boiler, shafts and
ali the fixtures and appliances cont cctel there
With, corn mill, one straw cutting box, 3 plowa,
harrow, all The iron rails on the truck road lead
Ing from Gldwell's Kun, near JohnstOn'S mill,
back 10 the quarry on the farm Of the said FCrdi-
nanl Schubert, all tho rails, ties and lulnicr be-
longing 10 baid tuck road and 500 feet Of wire
rope and Rl apparatus employed Ia using The same,
II cars and shafts also all the tools IS6d by tho
SId Schubert In his quarry consisting OF crobArs,
wedges, hAmmors, dhllI, picks, axes wheel
barraWs, DC Hlso all the household and kitchen
furniture Of the sud Schubert, Including chairs,
bedI. bed ding, looklDg-GlassCs, carpets, stoves,
organ, sewing machines and many Other articles
not specially mentioned In this advertisement
TRIMS or 64LR-Au sums less than twenty
dollars eiSh. Al Gums Of twenty dtlliII aEd ex-
eeedlnG twensy dollars credit Of ono year, the
purchaser giving his luerst bearing uot0 With coed
personal security for the deferred raj mout, o., al
cAsh II the purchaser 50 elect.
OCa2 J. H. COED. TrutCc.
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THOs. j BLAIR, ESQ, has received a
letter from Gen. Kelley at the Hot
Springs Of ArkansSS,i in which the General
says that the curative virtues OF said
Springs are perfectly wonderful. There
are now over 1000 inyalids there, and
still they come. Gen. Kelley seems to
like his position aS Superintendent, and
says that he meets with many old friends
army officers and citizens, who arc there
seeking health and recreation.
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FRIDAY. NOV, 10, 1877,

TuE agent Of the American Bible So.
cisty 10 West Virginia informs US that
he found l75 families in MsttlnBburg
who had no Bible in their houses, 1856
families In Charleston, 90 in Keyser, 80 in
shepherdsIown, 80 in Point Pleasant, 70
In Huntington, and 30 in LewiSburg. He
makes gratifying report in regard to
the progress made and making by the
cOlOred people in learning to read. He
supplies them with Bibles and finds them
ambitious to learn to read, Adults who
have tho csres Of family and earn only
a scanIy living find time to learn to read.
They pIod along letter by letter, and
word by word, day after day, until at last
many Of them read with actual Huency.
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TrscARAwAs VALLRr 4 WHEELING
HALLWAY COMPANY.

NLkNkLANDt June Ia 1871,
TUE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL
L NeTOCK Of sid Company will take notice that
theirgubSrrptiOnI heretofore made for the puTp No
oil aiding In extending the railroad Of sad ConIpA.
ny ironilts preent terminus TO the Ohio River,
having heretofore been accepted by said Company,
the ROard0f Directors Of said Company al meet.
Ing thereof held on the Stu day Of June, 1877, Ly
resolution, ordered that The lrIt inAtalment Of
hye dollars 5000 on each share Of 6Tty dollars
$50 CO.. 80 subscribed to the capital stock Of said
Company, now duA from Subscribers appearing on
the books and individual subscriptions % Iccept.
ed, shall plid on Ok before July ISt 1877, 70 r.
4. Heirhi TredIureT y Idid Company at ihs 1ener.
al Office thereof, or the same may bf paid 10 A, J,
Bugs at Bridgeport, Ohio, or TO such person as he
may direct; and said Treasurer and saa HIyEE and
also such person as the said Bags may duly autho.
rize 10 receive money due uHon said subscriptions
arc either Of them by said Company empowered
and authorized TO receive and receipt for the zane
for and on It's behalf; aud ton per cent Of said sub
scIiptlon shall be due Anl 10 hereby required TO bO
paid TO the said TrC1Iurer. al the general Office Of
H1td Company, a. GfTeIGid, or the ame may L.
paid to A. J. BSgEs, At Bridgeport, Ohio, or such
person rs he may designate, who are authorized 10
receive the samG for and on behalf Of said Como.
ny,) on the day following the expiration Of every
thirty days from aud after July lsl 1871 until the
whole subscription shall be due and required 10 be-
paid, "a above spetined.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
te2!.F +, 4. HEWITT, SceretArV
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T'RUSTEEs SALE

NUSAEEs SALE
BY Virtue Of Deci Of Trust nydO and executed
~ balsaIef Scbo!t and WllO to thu undefsigt q
! Itu'IeeI wearing date the llh day Of AuguAt in
the year 1870, aud duly recorded ia thI IsikiS
once Of the county Court Of MAT,hAl county, al
Virginia, lu Deed VI TTuIt Book No. 2, pcs lis. I
viii sell at public salO At the front door Of he Count
Rouse Of Ohio eoIaty, Ia Tho City Of whecllns, on
SATURDAY, tho 18th day Of December 1871,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A, ". Of taIl dav. all Tho
following described real estate that Is to inyi
TIE north halt Of that lot or parcel Of mud stu.
| ale 10 MARSHALL county, W. Va. containing nya
aC1cS, moFeO less, which v 10 conveyed To Ch@ W,
Russell " deed bearing dats the 2Sth day Of Ucto-
Oet' !SoV Ifom Daniel Lamb, commissioner, under
CERTAIN aeeTto OF the Circuit curt for Ohio cOuns
Y, the said lot being part Of tho bottom land Of
BORIS Farm, and hpinE lot number four ~ on the
plat marked A, In suit In ChanCery ln which the
GENERAL InAnrGnce Company OF MAryll lind was
Complainant and Z. Zllo, admini'trauII, and
Moses w. IhApline, executor and htirt, and others
deieudAnss and between VIM. ChAplIHe, COmplaIn.
ant. and the said RdmlnIStrathx, executor and
heirs and olherB defendants, lying next below the
lana Of John hAndAn, and said lot btlng divided
into two equal parts BY division line between
I'm kOhnlen aud Peter LOnhaft dec. sed dnyn
acFO'S TO NmO from CaIt to west parallel with and
o. equal distance from tho northern aud southern
BOUNDARIES Of said lot No. four 20, all that part
which lies north Of that division line u hereby
conveyed,
TEErs OF sALE-S26OO, or rs much mote Of the
pu,ehnso money a. the purchaser may elect TO pay,
cash oil day Of sale, the residue IN one year irCm
the date Of sSle, with interest upon nld deferred
payment from tu!d day Of sale, and the purchaser
10 give Ills note secured by dOed Of trInt on the
taid property Tor Gall deferred payment.
WM. Z. HAEDLAN, Trustee.
lIy GEo. r LiStH, Solic tor,
Wv. H. UALLRR AGctiorrcr. noiS