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menH in my dlslnterested traternal affec.
ton. he ought. he said, to have accepted
my offers Of friendship, counting upon
them no more than upon spaniard's
courteous but unmeaning formula, "Todo
csc O 10 disposicione de "" He should
not have put my incorporating egotSm
TO this test.
Twas amenable TO such treatment. Job,
take my Clothes" I cried wildly. take
anythingl Don't think Of me or OF my
claims In the least. I've got q better neck
tie than that, and pair Of diamond studs.
Put them on tomorrow night. Let Lulu
believe they are yours. Look your best
In them. Win her II you can"
Paul wrung my hand,
"Brx,p he returned with ieryor, ~
he did 50. He went out next evening
faultless In my attire, and returned trium.
plant; Lulu had expected hun. Old
Thatcher had found no fault with him,
and the thing was to be an engagement.
l found certain morbid pleasure In
making Paul wedding present Of the
clothes he VS. wearing. am the sort OF
man who cannot stand up against destiny,
and Is forced to accommodate himself TO
the inevitable. Paul was extremely CRATE.
full, and upon the breaking up Of our
menage, which followed hard upon his en-
gagement, insisted upon making me pre-
sent OF the skeleton.
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"They cured me Of Ague, Biliousness
and Kidney Complaint, as recommended.
l had half bottle left which I used for
my two little girls, who the doctors and
neighbors said could not be cured. lam
confident should have lost both OF them
one night II ] had not had the Hop Bit.
tiers In my house to use. l found they
done them so much good continued With
them, and they are now well. That's why
| say you do not know half the value Of
Hop Bitters, and do not recommend them
high enough. "-B. Rochester. NJ Y.
For sale by LaHghlin Bros. & Co., whole.
sale druggists, Wheeling, West Virginia.
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oiHcINAAFI, September "a Cotton Easier
at l0Nc. Flour-strong and fairly active q
IS l6G9 %. Wheat-ModefAtely active and
higher atSi oSai l0j receipts 5000 bushels
shipments, 1900 bushels. Cotn-In good
demand and prices shade higher at dc,
oats-Quiet and steady at 28a82c. Rye
Quiet but firm Of e7aeso. Barley-DemAnd
fair and market firm; No. 2 fall 90a92c.
Potk-QuietAt s925, LArd-scArce and firm
current make IS 96a8 co. Bulk Meats Quiet
but hrm Light otiering Gheulden 1885,
demand At Il Oosl is,SSS isKas Ar lS "a 90 90
0 62X. Whlsky-Dull at 81 o. Bntler-
Steady and unchanged. LnSeed oll-steady
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NEW York, September 2G-Cotton-IrreS-
ular at 10Nal0Tc. FlOur-Strong; receipts
1900 barrels; superiine western and State
81 6oa6 90; common to good S. OOa5 80; good
to choice S. 35a6 65: white wheat extra q 10
40 so; extra Ohio S. 0Oa8 50; st. Louis IS 90
as I6i Minnesota patent process 50 25a7 e5.
and unsettled: REGENTS
$4,000 bushels ungraded spring 81 I3al TX
No. spring 81 l5al 10; No. g 81 IS: IN.
graded winter red 81 Goal "a; No. 8 red 81 is
1l 20; No. 2 81 26Lal 2ih; steamer 81 2Ika
%; mixed winter 81 25al 2GIf; ungraded
amherst 2i11a1 IN; No. amber 81 20
al 26H; ungraded white l 26I<; No 2$i 24X
al 2oi No. do, sales OF 5000 bushels al
81 NHal IS No. red September, sales OF
10000 bushels at 81 28Aal %; October. sales
Of 100000 bushels at 81 25aI "a: Soysm es
Der western, sales Of 3GO, 900 bushels NJ Al 1IIk
al 2s. Rye-Quiet; No. . western 75a77c.
Barley-Dull and unchanged. Corn-Fairlv
aclivei receipts 1900 bushels; ungraded ga
Ole; No. 2 6311a5Ic; No Q white September
6S4c bid; 6SHc asked; October 5Sxc bid:
oSAc asked; November 54kc bid; 6IXc
asked. Oats-Demand active; receipts 10. go
bushelsi western mixed 35a37 Nc; white west.
ern Ssa40c. Hay-Demand active at SOC
Hops-Quiet but steady; yearlings 7alSc.
Cotiee-Firm. Sugar-Firm; fair 10 good re-
timing OHaIc. Enthusiastically. Rice
Steady and unchanged. Petroleum. over ;
United 73Aa7GAc; crude 59Ga6Xc; refined
7Nc: Tallow-Firm at &c. RO,in-Quiet but
steady. at 81 20al %. TurpentineEHighe r
at 2sHc. Eggs-NOminally unchanged. Pork
Easier; mess 50 2Oa0 Is. Beef-Quiet and
unchanged. Cut Meats-Quiet but frm !:
long clear IS 20; short clear 50 25, Lard
strongi prime steam 50 42H. Butter-Firm.
er; western 9A2Ic. Cheese-Firmer; western
7HallNc. Whlsky-Quiet but firm at 81 10.
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PHILApELrnlA, September 28.-Flour-
Quiet; winter extra family IS IS; good to
choice Sea6 10; fancy SO 1886 IS; Ohio good
$ 10; fancy 1928. Rye FlOur-Firm at
q 70. Wheat-FeyeriShi No. 2 red, ele.
elevator. 81 pal 2ih. COrn-stoady; mixed
track, 6sa6SI1e; yellow 67Ka59c. Oats
Dull and weak; white western 3ia34 Nc;
choice TO fancy IS JJkaSGc. PrOviSiOns-s Steady I;
5eet-Mess So 80. Hams-Emoksd 9dlOc /;
picked 7a7Ac. LArd-Western 69Ea8Xc. But
ter-Demand active; creamery extra 2Sa27c;
New York State and Bradford county Pa, ex.
tra 20a22c; Western Reserve extra lsG2Oc.
Ega-Firm, western 20c. Cheese-SuonR:
western Hall Ne Petroleum-strong refined
I7Xc. WhiSky-Firm western 81 0s
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rens1EEs, SALES.
TRr ,rEEs SALE

= .r,a, Ola decd Of uus.t made By Fannie
RI. MI MADISON balks, her husband, 10 ne, q
SUI i.isi tho ?ii Jay Of March, 1875, and re-
Z" N ,Ge yliIe Of the Clerk Of tho County Court
Xxi, runnt,, Wrsl Virginia, 10 Dtel u Trust
q y (, u. pige $50, | viii on FRIDAY, the I1lh
r. s,,s % toSir isiy commencing At 10 O'clock a. ",
", t,,rt ioJt Of tie uurt H0uls Of Ohio county,
M-r ylgBia I'll At publ; aue Loo the following
Ng.,,tr A tlecr or reel VI ground situate 10 the
}3i,.i SA,rliuE, Ohio county, HIIl Virginia. and
g!, ,s he east slle u ESh street, BETWEEN
s'.,.stb and TWvlith stTecti, and bounded ~ fol.
20, n. Iauiug ia point nn the eat aide Of E0i
-. .IwO tll feet north u the northwest Tor.
'n.,oi bsN H. Church lot; thence baltEArdly az
.ht an dies III EOh street, and With the southern
H. ii tarctl VI Et0und belonging 10 hobart
.,,,,S, one hundred lt0O feet 70 4 twenty (3) foot
~, In nee bIlhpa dly aud parallel With BoH
~ rsht, lS iett; thence WPslWAfdly and par.
WI ,l6 Ihs ttbt linz, one hundred ,lO0l trSt 70
"a 70 nuTthEArdly With the eaAl linaof
M ,,r.,L elghusR u feet 10 tho place Of keGiA
~, Thrf- I, ~ or ded Of trust 10 Aypf 81 The
Ts,lr, Eulld hg Asoe alton No 3 on the allows de-
tt,ihJ TrL tat'te, the amount Of which will b |
M Inopn 90 Tue day Of sale.
Trrm, Of salc-Cnh. ~
NV H. HALLER, Aueti0nerr. sel2
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philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, September %. - Wool.
Demand good and tendency upwards; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above S9ai0c x SSa3ec; medium 42alSc;
coarse SIC; New York. Michigan, Indiana
and Western hne S5a37c; medium 40a42c;
coarse SIC; combing, washed, 40a45c; unWRsh.
ed S0aS3c; Canada combing 40c; fine unwaSh-
ed 24a26c; coarse and medium unWashed
2SaS0c.
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NEw YoRK, September 2a-Trade contin.
ues fairly active but business & sluggish with
package houses. Cotton goods are quiet In frst
hands and medium bleached cottons are low.
er In some cases. LonSdAle shirtings are re.
dnced 10 9centS. Prints are in light demand.
Mems ,woolens are In moderate request and
tiGnnelS are fairly active. Foreign goods are
lobbinR fairly.
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SATURDAY.. OCrORsR4, I87a.

lssupIa. at 10 o'clock A. NJ sell at public auction, to
r hEnrsl aud besJ bidder, ut the front door Of the
C0ur House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, the fol-
oWhs t,-CTitrd rrA estate, that Is 70 Say: Lot Sun-
t,rd 4, III the addition 10 the city Of wheeling.
Wet Virginia, in the Flint WanI Of Bid city, laid out
BE- John MruIc, Ut Of which Said addition d re-
otCl Ia aid Clerks office, In Deed hook q, page 570
slii 1T iFuus the We1l side Of thirty loot sired,
hi, front pr width said street Of thirty feet, and
extend, WestWardy uniform width by par lel lines
lte hundred aud tWenly-nins feet 10 depth; being
tAr 'amr Ir'p..ny conveyed 20 the said Simon hol'
Ind by Iohu Mclure aud wife by deed dated the 9Th
DAY Of UrioteT 1914, and Of record In Bald Clerks
oaitr, 10 Died nonk 81, p1gs go. '. tHr
Tie lite = bctT j IN be perfect, but will convey
gnly The Title vested In ne BY said deed u trust.
TLRN, ~ sALE-Iiue-Ihlrd aud Is much more a
The pun hAsrf may elect 10 pay cash Oh day oil sale
and the aauce In Two equal instAllment at HiI and
tErlVr mouth, with Interest from day Of sale; de-
se n.IilmcuA 10 be secured to the satisfaction Of
the uwIer. WILLIAM r. HUBBARD,
eel Trustee.
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AETwIEP. soptembet 2a.-.PEraoLEun-Re.
TnIndo

ToLEDo, September 90 wheat-Unset.
tied; No. 8 white Wabash 81 10; No. ! Whit
western 81 10; No. 2 $l07; amber Michigan,
spot, 81 II; October 81 III November 81 il3;
December 81 II; No. red winter, spot and
September 81 Ill October, 81 llH: Noyem.
Der 81 l33<; No. 3red Wabash 81 %; No, 2
D. & NJ. red 81 lOIii No. 8 81 0SJi; western
amber 81 TX. Corn-Qulet; high mixed
42c; No. 242c oats-Quiet; No. 22Sc.
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UHlcAoo, September 28.-The Drovers' Jour.
nal reports:
Hoss-Recelps 1900 head; shipments
5000 head. Market active and frm al fully
yesterdays prices; mixed packing s. 30aS 65
light $ 40aS IS; choice heavy, s. 6OaS 70; all
sold; closed firm,
oArrlE-ReceIpts 1880 head; shipments
l,40O head. Exports dull and 81 ady at "a 70
as 05; shipping strong at 81 0Oa4 90; butchers
10 liberal supply and easier; cows 81 65a3 90 +;
stockers steady with liberal run and nm.
changed at s. 40a4 90; through Texans quiet
but steady at 50 40a4 90.
snEEr- Receipts eOO head; shipments ITO
head. Marketsteady at s. 60al 90.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, September 26-Flour-In good
demand at full prices. Wheat-Strong, Nigh.
er and unsettled, but very firm, advancing "a
No. Chicago spring 81 10; No. 2 81 O3 cash
81 0SH October; 81 O6IIal O6H November;
81 0S the year: sales at 81 0255I5Eal 0IX Oc.
toberi 81 uNal OK November; No. 5
81 Nc; rejected ,slHc. Corn-Fairly active
and shade higher at S7IIaS7Nc cash; SIC
October; S6kc November; S7<c May; rejected
36ISaS6Ac. oats-Dull and prices a shade
lower at 26XG2SJSc cash; 28Nc October; &c
November; rejected q Ifa233]c. R,e-Steady
and unchanged. Barley-Easier at SOC. Pork
Strong and higher at 50 so cash and 0ctO-
6eri 3 4Sas 80 November; $ 22lfas IS the
year. Lard-A shade higher at So I2l<a6 Il
cash and October; S. 67XA5 10 November
IS 70a5 72h January. Bulk Meats-Firm al
s. 7oa545. Whisky--steady and unchanged
pat 81 o.
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NEw ORLEANS, September 26.-cotton-
Demand active and frmer: middling l0Xc;
low do exc; good ordinary exc; net re.
ceipts $50 bales gross 273 bales; sales 4, 800
stock 2l,370,
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PirFsBuRGH, september 2a-PErAoLEun-
Crude s0Ke At PArker's for shipment; ne.
hned 7xc for Philadelphia delivery.
LoSDoS, September 2d-PEfRoIEuN-Re.
fined, 19Kt
LiSIREcot. September 9e- PrfloLErx-
Refined 7!l<G7fc.
On orTT, September 2e.-PrrRoLEuH-Mar.
ket opened active with 76c bid advanced
70 76Kc, declined and. closed at 7SKc bId.
Shipments, 5000 barrels averaging As 900
barrels Transactions 470, 900 barrels,
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NV oRLEASs, September 26.-Cofee-
Strong; ordinary TO prime u Sa1eXc. Sugar
and MolaSes-Dull and nominal; no stock.
Rice-In good demand Louisiana ordinary
to choice 6a7Nc
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Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, September 20.-Flour-stea.
dy; western superine 50 75a4 90; do extra
81 60a5 %; do family S 50a625. Wheat-West.
ern higher and firm; No. western winter
red, spot and september 81 249<al Is October,
81 25al % v; November 81 25<al 25%; Deem.
Der 81 261fal 25A. Corn-Western higher for
spot and firm, western mixed spot SIC; Sep.
TENDER 56Hc; October 623[a6Sc; November,
no bid December 6la6l Nc; steamer, no offer!
ing. Oats-Quiet; western white SIaS5c; do
mixed SSaS4I<c; Pennsylvania S4aS5c. RYE
Quiet at 6Ia66c. Hay-Firm; prime 10
choice Pennsylvania $li GOALS 90. Proyis-
lons-Firm. Mess Pork-$lOOO. Bulk Meats
Loose shoulders s. 76a4 90; clear lib sides
Axe; clear rib sides exc; hams iIalIXc.
Lard-Rchned, tierces, &c, Butter-Steady :
prime to choice western packed l8al6c. Eggss
Firm at l0al7c. Petroleum-Firm; crude
nominal refined Ike. COfee-ActIye ana
firm Rio cargoes l2Xal0Hc. sugar-Firm /;
a soft SIC.
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GAW AthAf oIHkGlAuGE ~ - nlVIlElS lGs
tive Of Cal per cent; prime mercantile
4sSk.
Dry goods imports for the week s2,ls7, 900.
unltel States q Of 1851
SeS f0uf aud hAllS
NeN
Nutteue9 slAka
Governments Higher.
RAILROAD BoHDs-Strong and In active de.
mand, with the largest transactions in Erie
issues. The second, new consolidated, I'D.
yanced 70 q, and the five per cents funded 10
10. wabash conyertibleS, ex.coupon, rose 81
percent, St Louis and San Francisco seconds,
class Q, per cent do class A advanced to S.
Burlington aud Quincy Is to l9Ok, North.
west, gold, regular bonds, TO ll4i, Winona
and st, Peters, seconds, TO l07K, Lake shore
coupon, lists to ll9k canada Southern lists,
TO SiN, Ohio and Mississippi DDS TO lO2X, Lon.
lsYille and Nashville IDS 10 l0I.
STATE BoNds-Dull.
srocKs-The market opened strong, but
speculation soon became irregular. At tue
INST board however, q strOnger tone prevailed,
and during the afternoon a 6uOyant tone char.
acteriZsd the dealings, and prices rose ka2k
per cent, the latter for Michigan Central, Eric
was also prominent In the improvement Oell.
Ing up from 2SX To 20A on large purchases.
said to be for account OF Jay Gould, which
II Is reported be desires TO gain to have a voice
IN the direction OF the road. Il is also said
that considerable Of Eric was bought 10 cover
an over confident short interest In the stock
made under 2s per cent, on the calculation
that rise 10 that point would not be main.
tanned. Wabash rose Y per cent ut the open.
Ing, but fell of sharply III, With recovery
at the close Of TX. Pacific Mail opened and
closed at27. The general market continued
firm, and closed strong.
President Ives, OF the Stock Exchange. an.
nouneed' this morning On offer Of Sc 900 re.
ward for the discovery Of any member Of the
Board who charges less than the regulation
for buying or selling stocks.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares.
OF which 5000 were Erie, lhOOO Lake Shore
:, 900 Canada Southern, 5000 Wabash, 10000
Northwestern, 6,4O0 st. Paul, $1,000 IAcka.
wanna, 5000 New Jersey Central, Il OOO Del.
aware & Hudson, 5000 Michigan Central
% 600 G., G., & !. u, 5000 St. Joseph, 5000
Ohios, .29,000 Western Union, 1900 Pacific
Mail, $500 Kansas CITY and Northern, IGJO
Iron Mountain, $500 Kansas & Texas, $500
Houston Il Texas, 1900 indianapolis, Gin.
cinnati & Lafayette, 1900 Louisville & Nash.
vile and 1900 st. Louis & San Francisco.
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GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing to the increased demand and the i'm.
msnse popularity Of the above celebrated
goods, some dealers are selling inferior to-
baccos and representing them as the GLORY"
brand. claim the "Glory" as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has
gold tag with the word GLORY upon 1t, and
none other is genuine, as It Is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
AUGUST 2, 1879. aug
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Bethesda Water / Read.
OFFICE OF DUSBAR's woSpERYuI Discovery, 1
BE1HEsDA sPRNGs


BE1HEsDA SPRINGS,
WAuKEsHA, Wis, January II, 1873.
Fraud exposed The patrons Of Dunbar's
Wonderful Discovery, Bethesda Water, and
the public generally, are cautioned to beware
Of imposition.
Bethesda Water has for the last ten years
earned for its'lf wide and substantial repu-
tation and large sale, as well in the United
States and Canada as In Europe and portions
OF Asia-giying satisfaction wherever used.
Unprincipled parties arc seeking TO sell Spuri-
Gus water as Bethesda. taking advantage offs
exalted faue and deceiving the public.
deem 1t an imperative duty TO caution the
public against purchasing spurious water for
Bethesda. Spurious water Is sold cheap. The
purchaser will, however, find that 1t Is dear
at any price. Our trade mark Is placed on the
head OF each barrel, and between the hoops
Bethesda" This rule Is strictly adhered TO-.
Purchasers Of Bethesda, II doubling, should
examine the casks and see that the brand Is
correct By this means they will obtain gen.
uine, adulterated Bethesda. The trade
mark is Bethesda"
RICHARD DUNBAR,
Bethesda Spring, Waukesha, Wis.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRlcE-SO cents per gallon, 81 per quarter
barrel, Sper half.barrel, SIG per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
=, Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Wafer in Wheeling.
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CINCINNATI, September 26.-Hogs-In good
demand aud flrmeri not quotA6ly higher
receipts, 6S5 head shlpments, l,426 head.
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PROVERBS.

Sour sSomach, bad breath, indigestion
and headache easily cured by Hop Bite !"
study Hop Bittes Books, use the NIetli1
cine be wise, healthy aud happy
When lie lisa drug, and you have lost alI
'hopS, try Hop Bltters.'
Kidney and urinary trouble Is universal
and the only Safe and sure remedy Is lIopl
Bttters-rely on It,"
Hop Bitters does not exhaust and lies
TROY, but restores and makes new ?"
"Ague, Biliousness, DrowsineS, ,Jiun.
|diee, Hop Bitters removes easily"
Boils Pimples, FreckleS, Rough skin,
|eruPdons, impur' blood, Hop Bitters cure"
inactive Kidneys and Urinary Organs
cause the worst Of diseases, and Hop D!tterI
Icures them ALL"
Nor, health, sunshine and Joy In Hop
Blttsrs than in all other remedies"
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief is the
best.
Forsale by LAuaHLIS BRos. 81 Co.,
Wholesale Druggists
se23.TuIs&w Wheeling. W. VIZ.
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TGrsrEEa sALEoF
Valuable North Wheeling Property,

gLtftae ui a deed oitruSt, made by Simon Holland
.al Ni, jane his vile, to the under,gus1 trustee,
lisd Jolly - 1874, and FecOrlel 10 the Otee " the
ilfk oil The County Court VI Ohio county, In DEED Of
Tr,t Is0t No. T. DlgB 20. shall on
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TOBACCOs..

am now receiving tho following brands Of choice
Tobaccos, which VIII be sold subject 70 The late re-
ductlon In the U 8. tax
lOrill1rd''' "cIiPaT, !" t-oE Mnhog. Navy
do "DltDe NugSet,h
DO "DOuble-Thlrk," G-oz.
DO "EAVy b" MshOy. Navy.
Do 1901. Ihs.,
do DoubleSfhIek s. Dark Nayy.
PlnIer's nLoug John" Mahogany TWIhG.
do "l6-oE. pounds, Ma6ugIny
Faces "0ld Tilnen S-ply Twist, 4-ol.-Danville.
"DawSon'I" Sos. Twist,
Park Lake" Soc. Twist.
''0pnooo" 9-Ply Twist, I-O1
"Littlo Pet" l0.inch Twist To-
"BanAnAn Cable Coll. l0S.
"MIgnolIAm do do l0s,
"Hmthen chIne6t do 10.
"BllVI Belr' ioA
% %h1EHC Gam i 4 Is.I5.i bright poHnd,
indian" Fine Cut In pallL
NJ. REILLY.
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saturday, The 4lh day Of October, 1878,

g.alns 1t 10 o'clock 4. NJ, sell at public auction
\ h, iiuHl door Of The Court HOuie Of Ohio
saary, To- The City Of Wheeling, the following par.
al, y Afd i0get er with the improvements thereon,
l4iGasu cut lots uunLSTed T. 8, s. 10, H. u and
ia Al out BY u. Armstrong, Trustee f0F Emily
Zane upon his plat Of out lots, duly 0l record IL
Ill Uh.u county l'nd records These out lots EN-.
bis,rI,ut acres OF land, set out with thrifty
"a 'abr ,.nryI rdB In the state. The bulldog, In.
t.dng lan,c vine cellar, are now and Ia excellent
fIsv,oF sIE --Ons-thIId 10 cash, and a. much
uofs sth' put hcer may elect 70 pay 10 ealh, aud
~ tr Blur IN ihirc eqaI Iuual InStalluentS payA.
lsin aul yeas With interest from day Of Sile,
uyl,le ,iui-an ually the purchaser q give bis
loir, iot tue d.i.HVl payments with iecurily 10 b
approved y The Inlsec. ,,,, q
lie HEEvEY, Aucui0nser. Gu2.IrHAs
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TRUSTEES SALE OF art
Valuable Vineyard Property.

g,,Iruy oi i've deeds made by Peter Kreusth To
'Ird frareciiVely July :, 1876; November !, 1875;
MI l,;7. lune d. 1871, aud October 10, lS71 and
SrtId In I'M, county land records respectively 10
?, Il. ii.- W., and %, Iage 10, and BY virtue Of
-, ri,ll'ri respectively April 5, 1862, and NOVsua.
=, u $50 and u fceurl a,d hnd records Ia Deed
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i uIt b! sid kreusch 70 I. Elias stliel Qor whom
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-27
Financial and Commercial.
Money ActIys"s oysrunsnts Strong. Stocks
BuSyant,
Flour in Good Dsmand-Wheat Firm and
HiEher-PrOTisions strong
and Higher.


NEW YoRK, September 20. Money, &c.
tive Of Cal per cent; prime mercantile
paper, bA0 per cent Sterling exchange dull
and barely steady at 4sihi sight exchange
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-11-11
III A b b / E D .

In Zion Church: Clarlestown. on Wednesday,
November 5th. 1879. bv Rev. DR.. WIN. II. Meade,
Mr.. ANDREW K. SELDEN and Miss MEIA
BURNETT KIsARsLEY. fourth daughter of
Mai. G. W. 7. Kearsioy-ali of this town.
On Tuesday morning, the 23th of October 20
at Grace Gu oh, Rsrryylile: Ivy tho Rev: P T.
Phillips. Mr.. EDWIN A. STEVENS,nf HobOker, ,
n. j., and Miss EMILY CoNTEE, dau ghter OF
Mr.. and Mrs G: w. Lewis. of Clarke county Va.
On October y. at the U: B: Parsonage in Mar
tinsburS. by Rev. K Nelson, Mr.. SAMUEL
BAGEETF and Miss HARRIET PRENT1S. all
of Berkeley county.
On October 81, at the q. r. PARSONAGE in Mar
tinsburg. by Roy. J. K. Nelson. Mr CHARLES
HENRY and Mics LAURA l.. MYERS, all of
Berkeley county.
:, In Martinsburg, the 2ssh Of October, by
Rev J. K. Nelson. Mr. DANIEL H. RICE and
Miss ANN L. BAKER. all of MartinsburE.
On the 2ssh of October, at the residence of
Mr.. Henry Havey. by Rev J. Ell win Amos JNO.
D. BEARD to SARAH A. ROCKWELL both of
Berkeley county.
On the evening of November 5th. 1879. at the
residence of the brides brother. Capt. Geo. W
Knrtz. by Rev. J. R. Graham. Mr.. ROBERT D.
DoDD TO Miss BETTE KUR1Z, both of VIM
chester.