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NV York, August eO.-Thcreis now .
very good supply and assortment Of wool
on the market from This side Of The Nissis-
sippi, and fair proportion fromthe States
and Territories west q the above named
river, and nearly or quite all The parcels
are open to negotiation. The views o.
holders vary somewhat, however md
while some ratliert incline to treat on any
fair basis, not involving an open, positive
shading, Others arc disposed.tO assume a
bold, finn front and stantl out iOrfull rates
in all cases. The latter policy, however,
would Seem to have its basis rather upon
the expectations for the future than
through positive support obtained ut pref
ont, as the current Zone is u little slack,
and limits have, Ia d few cases, been'hod
lied. II IL as yet q le'early tOr buyers
tOgct to work, but the promises arr. not
very brilliant, antlit would feauirc some
new incentive 10 quicken or increase bus.
incss to any decided extent Nearly all
manufacturers express disappointment
over the SEASON thus far, and prospects for
the fall are said To be very dubious, and
this is reflected upon the market for wooli
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SATURDAY, JULY O, 1878,

BY virtue Of 4 decree Of the County Court q Ohlo
,Ounty enieItd IN this cause on the 3Sth day Of April
Igsg III, unIyFtlenf,l Cotn missIUnCrs will, on
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower COmpany's Wott,

ANo"S As THE OLD MACHINE SHOP
BY virtue % Died Of Tru,t NAL. ~.
Hobbs, senIoF, aud Aralella, hi, Nh. ~ h,aa'Al
and Sallie A., bis vile. and Jane, I,.'''.Ii y Mt
ble ~, vile, U the undebignrI Tm.i. ~, 41,sh
ary 91th, ls'd, and rrcOnlei In The ~, ~ It
Of the CO1hLy COur Il Ohio c,ubtT ~, u, hi
10 ueci Of Tru't BOX Ma s. tasr H. ~ : l,l'sal
he irSIt dog Of the Coun li0e,e Il Gh.,I ~
sATuRDAf, the siH DAY Of Aurvs ,,.,
Commencing At 10 G'elosk 4. N. IN. tI,.-'
ecriLe'i properly, that l. 10 az. La,, H'lAi Y.
hundIed and hhy-iO and tun bupi,,, W.
10 E1n and ChApnes addition Il H. ~ VI Y, -lt
Ing, Ohio eountI, Wut viryinI1, aiI ~ Hl,,-
sOuih side OF wheeling Cnrk, tossthr, IN ~ "
IPplnenances Thereto beloazInE '"a Al "
Also the follow lug descrtb-Il pl,rs q ts,,l.J,,
situated o. The tank Il Wherlibs Chi 10 4! -,
OF mhoehhE aiofrslid, louBdol a, tli,I,' ~
mendhg u paint on Grown, ,tr,r, ~ ~, ~.
and twenty tIeO iert cast a II, ~, M haistI
street; Thence running raj = arllT aI.,t ~. "a
more OF less, to twenty (aD lest ilIrI rrs W.
Crescent street TO the errek; thence po;,L.sst ~
said Crcscrnt street 10 the E1ten IL ALs.Isa,,HH
thence along the me1nders Il al ri "a wv
line Of lot nunbeIri iTo hHhlr,i All ~ ,iH
thence snuthEanily With ah line q Co. -
70 the place 81 lesnnlhs LSrihsf 1iih m ~ ~ ~
tamrnis aud aPPaHeuIHgss 10 Esl u, a ~. p
longing. IN e
Selling as Tra'tre, ulll Soarey al, III, ,l,l,.,
10 NE by aid deed Of trust. ~ "''' '''''a
TEENS OF SALE-ORe-thiri c,,h III. I,i.,
two equal install lments al III sbI nInr NAH. ~
denctd by notes lsArng Interest ina dsT Il Il n,
tue 70 be retained until ayhtzt Ia fall ~
WILLIAM J. ". C0WbEy
". lH'tS.
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WHEELING 4 LAKE ERIE RAlLRoAD.-All
suits that have been pending in the courts
in Wayne county against delinquent stock
subscribers have recently been decided in
favor of the prosecution and judgmentseh.
tered for full amount, including interest
AMI costs. This We believe has been tho
result in every case brought to a final
hearing. All objections raised by stock
holdcn upon adoption Of gauge, e61di;
tions, &c, have been ovcrrulcd by the
courts. This places tho company upon
solid ground aud relieves the present paid
upstOckhoidcrs from the danger OF assess
mcnt for present indebtedness, there be-
ing over six hundred thousand dollars Of
stock silsrrip,iOnspriginlly and tic NJ
dcbtedne$ ifclHiiig all-b0htk and stuck
isSuCtl ii collateral or otherwise can u
settled for al lcss than one hundred thou
sand dollars, which will include every
thing, graded road bed OF over 80 miles, IL
miles 81 ironed road, with rolling stock,
&c. This will be found to be approximate
ly correct, and shows Conelusiyely tiIat the
Eoal can bcbbiltby ropermanagemSnt,
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En.ssatipual.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL

The ash Annual Session oten, SrpisRLsr 18th, 1873
Assistant. and terms before. BoSs prepared for COL
Cgr buslnTs Catalogues vent on application To The
Principal nj Alexandria Va. lyiy-edlE
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TO,al......sIIOsssss 7 sICs, sss,eoi $50, 6i4
The total increase in the exports OF the
commodities and classes Of commodities
lust enumerated amounts to S262, Slo,Gl4,
and constitutes o. per cent, of the total in
crease in the exports of all merchandise
from June 50, 1868, TO, June 80. 1878. l
desire especially to cali your attention to
the very rapid increase in the exports OF
agricultural implements; breadstuffs, iron
and manufactures of iron, manufactures OF
cotton, leather and manufactures OF leath.
or, coaloil and petroleum, and of Proyis-
ions. In 1868 our exports Of coin and bull
lion exceeded our net imports Of the same
BY so, 90, 7S4; butin 1878 the. excess of
exports was reduced to the merely nominal
figures Of sS9ll,9ll.
The following table Of the percentage Of
agricultural products TO the total OF our
domestic exports from 1850 to. 1873, inelu-
sive, shows the important relations they
,oo,,,,,, 20 our axi,6Tt trnfih. '-'-a
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PARKERsBURG.
Further Proceedings of the state Teach
erS Association.
p.,,,v,sprp,t Ana ~

hNEENSNNNahAAfsHt - sAsN hFsN@NN AN--SN7
eFs ASsociAtion.
PARKEsBuRG, Aug. -.
Cone poadepee Of the Inielligencer.
Aiterclosing my report for yesterday the
Association continued its business Us fol-
lows:
/. A paper was read by Prof s. H. Pat,
rick, of Charleston, on the subject Of the
Grading of Schools and the grading Of
diplomas. The paper was earnestly dis
cussed by supt. Wade, of .Monongalia
county. Mrs. Mary McGruian read
paper on the subject Of Normal Schools
which was well read and well received
Tie subject was discussed by Cox, Crago
McNIurrau, Hervey, and Patrick. Asso'
citation adjourned.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Singing by the choir. Prayer by Rev
Dr. Young, OF Parkersburg.
A motion to change the time oil meeting
to the I'd Tuesday OF July was lost.
Charleston was selected as the place o.
the next meeting.
The committee on the selection Of ques
lions for discussion nj the next meeting o.
the Association submitted the following
|. The best method OF imparting cor
rect knowledge and use OF our mother
tongue in our public schools.
II. How to give influence and import
ance to our Educational Association.
III. Education from IN aesthetic stand
~. The national method Of education
V. The relations and duties OF the peO
pie to the public schools
VI. The model district school.
VII. The true function of norma
school.
rSigned1 f. S. Cox,
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Tss.stsss' Sale
TRUsTEE's SALE.

b. Eiri0e y Dvy,l u Tra,t mad.
eihgh1ln spd Mary bis vie to me A., ,,Aur Ca.
~ Oetober. 1877, TccsITied In p,,i n ~ we ih d,
u, psges g - aud =, Of The Ind ,,aJ e,t ~
S9gHly I'LL sell Al The lrOat Joot u tbst% "a
SATURDAY. the 9Th DAY Il s.s,,r,,
Commencing al 10 oelock A. " IA. -
'Sriiel prOtsry; The east quarl.t ~ i',.Aeshs u
hNty.tNo, IN Chlplihg and Ia, sti,,t - tgalurl
y wheeling, Ohio pyuRiy, stat N ~ " N ~
SAID quarter lot beinE hounlrl 1, m y Nihhi
ming q the northwest cOSnrF II Ty,n,,-,hi Bra.
and the Alley GstSSSa Main aud Nait,t ssih IN,
thereto; thence Hrsi With The .uib Is-lil lsnEi
and With TUehty.iOuIth stit,t IbiT1 ~ Z ~ II
inehes; ihence narth On line Iarllisi M ~ Vi
lxty:s icet thence on llht par,iL,i ~, slsT
fourth siTtet thirty icrt and al ln'b' Hh lS'pi.
Aforesaid ihence along the S,.t M ."hshJ
A'ulh iGiy-stI icei u The plscr "a - ~ il-ii
THenty-logfth strrCt, hing ihr So ,-Ithi'g 4
Isyed to aid Jinrs Cunningham b, j,Fr.Hl,sr ~.
day and Giie By dr'l dated iOth 4, -.ln L III.
COfled 10 Dred Book No. %. tagr ia an ia n.
The title Is believed 10 ~ prffet Ia, 'SshiI
only such title a. u VESTED In m. b., H. Usit,
TEENs oH SALE-Eight huDdrri SSJ H - d,vJl
dollars caSh 10 haDl, Eight hunlrci M s.,eail.tV
H1Ouths, and the rrsidue Ia sixteen na,'Ln Ii ts
o. sAie' SlihouI Interest lea viii \. , We "
me deod to secure the deferred Iayara 4 fiagii
STa J. II. ERiSG
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| The falling off in Incorporation Of the
commodities mentioned IN The foregoing
schedule amounted to siis,74o,So0, and
constituted 20 per cent of the total de
crease in tho imports Of al.merchandisc
into the UniteIl States from June 10, 1873,
70 june 80, 1915. f-tiusfre especially 20
call your attention I0ithe gteat leCrehslU III
the imports Of mapgiaSuires. OF soiton,
flax and silks All wool and iiIahCfantaEes OF
wool; and Of iron and steel and manuiac.
tnres thereof. The falling of in the i'm!
ports Of railroad bNrs from Sl9,740. l02, in
1878, to $3.50 In 1875, constitutes the largest
and most remarkable decrease exhibited.
in the table, - ."
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The Committee on Text Books and Per-
iotlicals submitted u report rs follows:
WHEREAS, Great dissatisfaction exists in
regard to the unreasonable price charged
for the books necessary TO supply our
common schools, and likewise the defects
in the type, paper and binding OF said
books; therefore
R6alrtd, That the Legislature be request.
ell to pass an act creating commission Of
practical individuals in the book and
printing business not TO exceed five, with
the State Superintendent as Chairman,
with power to contract, or regulate the
price at which said books shall be fur
nished to retail dealers Of our state and nj
the same time look TO the material and
printing, that il be OF good quality, &c,
and report 10 the next meeting of the Leg
stature in regard to their success, and sug-
gcst such remedies as may from their in
vcstisation OF the subject appear to them
Us best calculated to correct the evils now
existing.
Rssolred, That VIC recommend that the
teachers Of the State subscribe for some
reliable and standard educational journal,
and We would likewise recommend Riddle
& Schem's Encyclopedia OF Education as n
work well calculated to advance aud i'm
move the qualifications of any teacher for
succeeding in his honorable vocation.
-.H. S. II. PATMcE,
n. b. KElS,
ION +. ii. CRAGO,
Committee.
A paper was read by Professor Joseph
McNturran, of Shephcrlstown, on the sub
ject OF "Woman's Relation to the Free
Schools" &C., and afterwards was further
discussed by Rev. z. Warner, Superinten-
dent Wade, and others.
Professor J. II. Charter read paper on
the subject OF archaeological Trimming in
Our Public Schools" The paper was pre-
parcd by Professor II. y. Merit, OF Wheel
Ing. The subject was also discussed by
Professor L. s. Cox.
The names OF DR.. Young, OF this city,
and Professor Porter, of Marietta, were
presented, and, by unanimous vote OF the
Association, these gentlemen were elected
honorary members.
Adjourned until 9 O'Clock.
80 AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Association was called to order By
Professor McSIurran, Vice President.
4 paper was read by +. II. Crago, oil
Noundsyille, on the subject of District
Institutes" The subject was further dis
cussed by Messrs. Sherrard, DR.. Pendle-
ton, and Others.
DR.. Pendleton spoke at some length on
the subject, making some very strong
points in favor Of Institutes and the work
10 he done in them. lie thanked the As
sociation for the courtesy with which he
had been treated by the members, ana
asked leave to retire, us official business
called him TO Wheeling. A resolution
was passed thanking him for the manner
in which he performed his duties OF pre-
siding officer. ~ 49, .sr.l.
The Committee on Resolutions reported,
also Committee on Finance. Win send
you these reports at another time. y.
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new ApYERIIsEMENTs.
VALUABLE
COAL AND FARM LANDS,
Including an Undivided 0Re.fifth Of " BOuS's
Run Mining COmpanY's" Property
VALUABLE
J. II. stallmin & Col
" In Chanecry.

J. il. stallhan q Go. -,
joseph n, T FerI. ...l In cA''''F''
ny virtue Of 4 decree Of the County Court q 0hLO
county eAeIId In this eauss on the 2Slh day d April
1875, the undvr,isnel Commissioners will, on
SATURDAY, JULY O, ISIS,
beginning al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at the Uut door Of the
CuTt House Of Ohlo county In the city 81 Wheeling,
sell at public auction, the following parcels ~ land:
!. tract nf /! acres more or lev, iu the narrOGS
on the ohio river In MarShall rOunty, addninE lands
Of A. rhomIsOn and nthtrS, subject Ia The HEht o.
way, Gr, 0itbe B. i O. u. Il To-, billing the land con-
TcJs,i T. defendant, j. H. Fond, By Adams pOdOa, by
DECD 0i April :, Isi5.
right N mine the same Ac 6en; sane land eonteyed
Marsha c0uniy, In Ikel BOok No. 49, ragr ESl.
s The undivided uhe-hAli Of ih5l acT's On lrOEns
run, III MaPhAll county leIng sAInr land conveyed 70
aid Ford by A. D,lS'n by DEED u rcrOni 10 DEED
Hook No 90 parc5I. On this trart there Is tenant
house with large vineyard Il assoTtf'l EnPes.
T. tract 81 acres 10 Marshall c'uuty, and al-o q
tact II alsiui aerrs IL coal being same land conveyed
10 aid Ford bv Samuel Oti and Oihen by deed n
eorled In DECD BO0k No. 3, TAse asl About Arrs Of
aid Iraci Of l. itD land frontlnG on the Ohio
river. and will 10 sold together or 10 lSt, as may be
deemed advisable.
s. tTart Il about acres Of coal with the right Of
mining the saHie Rs ennvcyed 10 Aiil F0fi W He1'
Blake by deed u recr In Deed Book No ~ page 2Ol.
Tracts No. . aud Sljoln each Other, aud form ole
a. The undIvilcl ou,- gaL Il the property Q mmOnly
known As BoSg's Hun Mining Cos" Goal land Ii :
ing the Interest 81 aid Fund 10 the ae ThiscKter-
sire aud valuable property llrs partly In Ohio and
Tartly 10 Marshall cDnntie and enlhraer Alsnut 2e6
acrs Of surface and about as acres Of cal Upon y
there 4 now opened aud In SuccrSiul operation coal
mine, which i In god working 0nicr and condition.
The are within the limits 81 the iIy Of
Wheeling, and Immediately on the line Il the u, o.
R.R.
SAID Mining Company Is nov supplying irOm this
mine In pan the tUiI uSe by said llilrUld COmIany.
TEI,NS ~ SALE-ORc.thTd In CEsh, and the balance
In thrrc equal annual payments With Interest from
The ay Of SALE the purchaser u give notes with aP-
nrOvNl JerS1na security for the deferred payments
and TO secure the S1ne by ruIcr drs u trust oil tue
property sold hut with liberty 10 each purchaser 10
nav all Or greater proportion u the purrIaIe money
| than dnc-lhinl In fash.
Pials showing the property Of Eggs Run Mining
Contrary and also the other cal lands, together With
Mai Of the subdivision Into hts Of the acres Of
Iotioru land menioacd aud the drels ab0Te referred
to- may u seen gu application to the CG@mlssouets
A. J. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
J. C. HERvEY, AuclIoneer. Ie6-C"d
The above sale Il adjourned until SATURDAY,
August 3lsi, 1873, at ~ o'clUck, An.
| tot tn7 u II
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Cd Fob blair, Of Richie county, is
ken Of as an independent candidate for
,Lo House Of Delegates. The Richie Gas
~, .,y. that he would make first class
Cg Frank Burr, the Republican can
,;J,,r in the Second District, opened the
o,nya.. a, Grafton last night,
Jobn l.. Hubbard is announced to speak
=, cameron today. From there he goes
10 Harrison county. Thus far says the
w,rnd,yille Reporter, he seems to have
the ror!ial support Of the wosEingnen;
H,mocrlts and Republicans alike, ana
i,om present indications it looks Us though
,hc i1ur thousand majority claimed Tor Alr.
Wilson. would be found to be for the
r,hrr man in October.
There i. to be a big Democratic meeting
=, worhington, Marion county, to-day,
wber,at Ben. Martin and Ben. Wilson are
expected to he present. 49,
democratic primary election this alter
moon, in this city, fromtwo to seven. The
I.rr va, flowing very freely yesterday.
II i thought that the JacGsons, OF Far
ker.burs will lend aid and encouragement
IA the tirccnback movement in this Dis
trict.
David Davis is going to make speech
nj Springfield, ILL.,, next Wednesday, and
There is Il good deal Of curiosity to see
villa, the independent senator will have TO
sv.
The workingmcn Of Peoria, ILL.,, have
rpudiatc,l Kcarney. --
The Chisholm massacre is recalled by
thcdcparturc OF the widow from Washing
ton to attend The trial OF her family $ muir
drrcr, in the Kcmper county court.
A statistical Cincinnatian figures it out
that, il the law imposing - fine for ev-
cry oath had been enforced on Kearney
when he closed his speech there the other
evening, he would have had little bill oil
$IlSi to foot. sa 20 W
The yellow fever has its political effect.
The Congressional canvass in Mississippi
has been almost entirely abandoned on
account Of the plague, and nothing will
Ike attempted in the line Of electioneering
for the present. The prevalence OF the
disease has also affected the tenure OF the
vicksburg PostotTicc. Ex-senator Pease,
who Ila, held the place for some ycars, was
recently removed, and his successor was
about 10 take charge when Pease and his
family were taken down with the fever,
and the Washington authorities sent word
to postpone the change, in order that the
peascs might have the salary to support
them duringthcir sickness.
Col. Mcclure, Of the Philadelphia Timrs.
has been around in Pennsylvania good
deal this summer, and is very much i'm
pressed by the strength Of the national
movement. He reports that it has n great
hold upon the farmers in many sections,
who find it very hard to pay their growing
interest with the diminishing prices they
receive for their produce, and easily en-
brace the dclusion that printing fresh
Ia, NJ noner money will hiring them relief.
~. W CT.
The Democratic Congressional COnllIlt-
,.I,,,,;I :, ,,,i, ~ iIc+on,ns ~ and ara on.
lee DtWhlI llCk Vi SthiPS' "AH az ~
inD In make another assessment on Con-
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OAK AND LOCUST PAVING.

/ am prepared to put down Oak OF Locust
block laYfng flor wagon crossings Oh side
walksl. have put q number u Thee pave
ments down In Cincinnati idr street car com.
panle,s engine honSCS bruwcrie, private and
public stables, &c, and always gave. entire
does away with alliiOisc. rcier the public
10 the Nail City Brewing Co.
~ THOMAS WRIGHT,
au90 Is llth Street,
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Il also appears that the net imports Of
northumberland the United States during
theyea ending June 80, 1873, amounted
TO Sb24, ESQ, Ie7, and during the yoar end
ing June 30, 1873, to only Si92, S96, S;S4,
showing decrease in both Of Sol ,5G2e, Sl3,
or 80 per cent.
The following table shows tho values Of
the principal commodities OF foreign pro-
Eduction, the importation ofwhicll greatly
decreased from June 30, 1873, to. Jund 10,
1873: DOT g -tl i5aIt ~ '.r
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTrInirlphia ACommblatIOn.-Thi train only RUS
between WheIns and TrahepihA! 7-..-a-i
tDlily except Sunday-NeEaTk Accommodation.
tStrulfnvIle Observation-Disclosures train during
the day paTsrs backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BgllaTr, stopping when required NJ
i;rar,I TIIIJT l'r1fT 49,
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ak puilIc attention to the above notice al KIN.
borly 4 Co aniR J, SHlylh one Of thF slid dTm WhC
announces his retirement inm the business 10 which
nov snecegi. In doing ~ asst q generous puddle ID
NOT only rdnilHus past faFs but 70 accord To me Ia
my undertaking all the substantial aid and hszsianet
- much ncelei In thtss trying time. AK ~
want 10 m1kn my bpineAs eaSl aud will therefore
ell very Low, VII also save customer With pFompt.
neas and dispiith. Try me. Leave oflsrs tF address
- befOrt, lbl3 WeiEfl street elTo d u J. Smyih,
lIosPcetinlly,
au9a N.i I. .lN r. l. KIMBERLY.
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CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY
a Prcnnralory SchooI Tor Hoys.

a Preparatory school Tor Boys-
Charlesi0Wn, JriTrrsOn Co, ". Va, W. II. KAHLR,
\. NJ. lTfncilal; F. X. LEGvELL "a. u. aud
MrNlalst, Of Washington Los University: for
thcrOughneS OF instruction and completeness ec1fse
equal 10 the lest schools IN the country. C1uHe "
Instruction embraces English, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and Natural Sciehees. Next
SessiOn begins september 18th. FIR Catalogue giving
FULL particulars and list Il testimonials, lidrrS,
WA. II. HARLE, lrinCiIal, ChariestoWn, Jeiiers1n
Co.. W. Va. aus
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&c. HERvKr. AuciIOuesr.
DINE FARM FOR SALE.
In the County cOOrt q OhIO COgnty.
Maurice CGrrh
Mo-. i,,r, Ia cA'''sry'

In the County Court q OhIo COGnty.
Maurice cuHsA :. c,.
Moses nay, etL.
In pursuance Of the authority Ts:el ia NJ GyilA
cree entercd by aid COurt 10 The llJs tAlie lius
on April 18th, 1875, will se At The irOut dag IL
residence Of Moss Ray, 70 the prtalss b1eby SlW.
Iised 10 be sold, on
MONDAY, the 9Th dsy q september, ii;I
beginning 1t 10 Oelocl, A, n, At publis IOeisA d,
highest and best bidder, the trad nS paftl 4 b.
lying and being situated 90 the TtsN q littt WSri
Ing creek, 10 Ohio county, In the state d W,G IsS
bounded and deSrTlbtNl ~ ipllOus; lL1.laaip; u /
stake near an elnI stump CoTueT " Nehtuih ioghri
and With hts line s. Is W. 10 plts iol siks Nfb'fh
Catharne lnslrl; thence With hsf linz $ . l. -
pole 10 I've sugar trgs CoTBcf n sid tihtrhs lFf
and Joseph Potter; thehes With llisf'' lie y. 4
f III poles " sugar tree coTnrf 10 Jane Athiatl;
thence y. ~, W. Isl poles To the bsgihaht. Nstli
Ing I55 acre, beihE The aHe rruirty EIhid ~
conveyed by NuSs Ray to G,O. Il Cld'sl v ~
Of trust dated April ?ith, ISIS, and frIrld tsaa
the public land rrCoHis Il aid eabiy
TERNs or SALE-Onr-thinl d the ParrhiS n'OhT
or such further sum - the ParehasT NAY tUt v ~
In hand, the residue In two equal inNlalliasnb a'
Die respectively 10 Uhe and iGa ycan hta ID titI
ale, With Interest iTOIl thIt DAY the PSHhsf =
Ing his bOnd With ApptOTel IsrNIail s1sariy StiA
Of The deferred Iniiallmeuts, hbl The tils y . n
served I'LL the whole Il the parrh1se .'eatL ~
GEO. R CALDWELL,
SPECIAL CDGnirlsf
&c. HERvET, AueiioSeer. iy'4.'
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+ ECrURE DY COUNT DE zADA.-

ECTUKE D. COUNT DE HADA'-
Count Dc Zaba will give Lecture on the
Method Of Studying Universal History and
Iitcratnrc-a method calculated to develop
and stronghold the intellectual habits Of attcn.
tion and Of OrlCr in the arrangement OF
thoughts and classification Of ideas, in the
Hall Of the al Wanl public school building on
SATURDAY, Aug. 81, at So o'clock, P. N.
Coy. Mathewswi preside. Admission free.
School Commissioners, Principals, Teachers
and friends Of education are invited TO be
nrrsCnt au9tEeOd
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4 H. ROSENBERG,
Wheeling Frssstons and Sandstone Works,

Corner Of Market and Thiny-lhlri stL
Reps runsanily on hand n0oF STEPS, Door Sillst
Window CAPS, KlndoV sIlls, Ioarhi, all kintls o.
Flagging The aiientLn " CSntraetnFS Il called 10
my facilities igriHTpislng al kihs u stone Tor build
Ing PpIgses. Prlee mOderEis, "a
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