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National Republican., 1880-11-23
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At meeting of the Union Veteran corps
last evening letters were read from Captain
T, NJ, Barber of tho Sumner corps (Which or
gauizition, it will be remembered, attended
General Grants second iuSuguration) }, and
General G.. Snipcr, commanding the Central
City Veterans, both Of Syracuse, n. Y, stating
that their organizations were coming on to
attend the inauguration Of General Garfield.
The Union Veteran corps decided TO receive
these organizations and will furnish quarters
for the two companies at halls already secured
for that purpose. The Vets" arc rapidly in.
creasing in numbers, having now nearly sixty
active members, and intend to parade on
February % aud March 4, 1881 with not less
than itty muskots. They arc becoming very
pruflci Mt In the manual of arms and compNuy
movements, under its able CommSndant.
Captain S, H. Thomson, and bid fair to equal
any similar organization in tho country. Tho
following gentlemen have been elected hon
orary members and have sent letters of accept.
ance General Green b. Raum, General w. f..
Clark, Judge j. j. Moab, Thomas Somorvillc,
NJ. w. johnson, Colonel d, B. AiugOr Allison
Nalor, ir., Myron NJ. Parker, George Il,
II. Finckel, Il, l.. Grant, p. II. Rndier, 4. H.,
Barber, Colonel o. II. Irish, benjamin ;. Pike,
Judge j, d, Lawrence, Jared d, Teull, H. @.
Burchard, Summer J. Kmball, James G.. HilL
Judge g. W. SGhOReld. A. j. Clarke aud W. w.
Upton. DR.. f. D0nohue was oloc,cd rs surgeon
of tho corps.
National Republican., 1880-11-23
Tho nnAson l,lyer runneI.

JERSEY CRY. y. j., NOV. 22.-Work at the tunnel
is progressing very slowly. A permanent connec-
tion has been made between both tunnels and the
main SHAFT through which the workingmcn
enter as before the accident. The tunnels are
filed with mud and its removal has re-
tarded the work The men have only
reached about scyenty.lye feet rom the entrance,
nud no signs have becn discovered Of the remain.
ing six bodies buried In the tunnel, and 1t is i'm.
possible to tell In what part they are. II Is evident
they were not where tho other bodies were found.
National Republican., 1880-11-23
HegInnlng to See Tho Efre ct.

Southern democrats should no more be IN 'ayoT
of admitting men elected "by bareiaccd fraud
than northern democrats or northern republicans
Every congressman In this state, and, in fact, in
every southern state is smirched and weakened by
such work. Take this state for instance The
moment such a case Is put In congress and exposed
In all It's damnable rotlenness, that nomont the
influence OF our senators and the other members
honestly elected IL weakened. Lamar, George
Hooker, Singleton and tho rest of them want nc
such weight, and they should boldly refuse Ia
carry 1t, That Is ALL Wcksburg HGda,
National Republican., 1880-11-23
ANorndn MING on itlre.

sAu FRANCISCO, Nov. GA Virginia City dis.
patch says: The Consolidated Virginia mine is on
fire OH the 2,Oj0-oot level The fire caught from .
sconce between the time Of changing shifts this
morning. There were no men In the workings at
this point. Five men who were below have been
taken out. Men are bulk heading TO stop Inc fire.
At ono time II was under partial control but got
under way again.
VlaGINiA CIrE Nov. l1-Thc fire IN the Consoll.
dated Imperial mine has been bulk-hepdcd an 4
the water got down, and tho lire is now under con-
troll. Tho damage cannot be estimated until the
drllt can be opcned again, but II oannOL be hoaYy
National Republican., 1880-11-23
runcrnl of I,x-c.cyornnr yyllllnms.

1SnfANAroLls Nov. 22.-The remains of Gov.
crnor Williams were taken from the Washington
they lie IN state until o'clock this afternoon. The
procession wus composed OF platoon Of police,
The adjutantgcncrd aud lieutcnnntgcuoral with
their respective aids band the light infantry.
the Jefferson club citizens on foot, special guard
Of eight policeman, pall-bcarerg relatives OF the
deceased, Governor Gray stuta officers and citizens
n pnrrinUpg
National Republican., 1880-11-23
rl,n AiAIrnr rn.n

NEW York. Nov. 21-In the court Of general
sessions to-day the triul wus commenced Of Elijah
Aligcr charged with having IN his possession and
cndeayoiing TO dispose Of bond No. l2i of tho
burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern railroad
company. one Of lurgc number stolen from the
olicG OF Merritt ltlmblc Go, on october 49, 1879.
Amer the jury had been cmplnclcd the Jurors were
discharged until Wednesday, when the tFlul will
formally commences.
National Republican., 1880-11-23
omelal Vote Of New York,

ALBANY. n, Y. Nov. 22,-The state o0nyGssers
have declared the following results Of the latS
election In this state Garhod electors 5i5,5i
Hancock electors, 5jibll; Weaver electors l2,3I3I
Dow electors, l,bl7. Tho returns Ot Che vote for
the Judiciary tickets being incomplete the board
have made no declaration vi IL,
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Counties
m
Totals. 5,37s

We give below the votes received and counted
by the precinct inspectors, but which We're thrown
out by the election commissioners of the various
counties on account of alleged irregularities and
iuformalties. In Jef5ron county the votes were
not thrown out, but one balot.bOx with large
number of votes was shotgunned ont We have
not the figures from Coahoma, but learn that
Chalmers was beaten between 700 and so votes,
and that the commissioners threw out every box
in the county but one. AS we have not the exact
figures we omit the county from The list:
National Republican., 1880-11-23
A Pair of,E,n

81 do not think" said Colonel p, W. Alexander
thoughtrully that ever knew but two men who
were statesmen and at tho same time politicians,
These arc samuel j. Tilden and Governor Brown"
There's Y good deal In that remark that VIZ. do IA
take along g.-AHIttd Constitution,
National Republican., 1880-11-23
EmbezzIer Indicted,

New YORK, Nov, %, The United States grand
jury to-day indicted Henry freeman, clerk in the
once Of steamboat inspectors IN this city, for en-.
bezzling Co. 700 belonging 10 the goYoruuent, which
had been paid In for Licenses.
National Republican., 1880-11-23
puioigno's Delays
Fresh troubles in South trrIoa.

LONDON Nov. pa dispatch from Cape Town,
dated the 10Th instant says The force OF 1900 men
which had been on patrolling expedition through
Bnsutu-land has returned TO Maloteng. The troops
report that they engaged tho BNsutOs Oh the 18th
instant, defeating them with heavy loss. Another
section OF Basltos have rebelled, and have already
endorsements are being sent thither at the urgent
request OF the resident.
National Republican., 1880-11-23
rAors ron TIE FRAUD nou1ERs.
The Bright Sunlight of Publicity Let In oil a
Mississippi Returning Board-A Demo
cratic Paper Exposes Democratic Frauds.

ITrOm Ine NItksDlIg HeIaId IUcm,JI
We have already cxpicsscd, mildly but 6rully
ouI opinion about the election IN this district but
have never been able, until now, to give the figures
from the different counties. The figures returned
by the election commissioners to the secretary of
state are as follows
National Republican., 1880-11-23
LISTS OF VOTES THROWN OUT.

This list shows that In one district In Mississippi
535S ballots wero thrown out aud This does not in
clude ConhOma, whore all the boxes save one were
thrown ont. What other work was done we
know not. but we do know that the above is
enough to last n while.
Our readers should reflect seriously on this bust.
ness. Every good citizen Is more or loss interested
in IT, 1t Is alleged that this is done IN the interest
of the democratic party, and the party Is asked by
General Chalmers organ to carry II. II is not done
interests of the people, aud the party, the officials,
the district and the state should positively refuse
to cOuntouance It,. II is done In futile effort to
force man into congress regardless Of the injury
It will do 20 our party, TO our good name and 10
our state. As one vino has served tho democratic
party second to no man In tho state and the south,
we spurn 1t and denouncc IL before the whole
world.
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m P. HORNBRooK-TREES.
ssillus Oh At COST MOI Below It, TO quit tic buil-
nOtI. koses Wins, Pines Shade Tees, AignOllaa,
EyerETOeuS, de-, de-, DE-. 400 w.,
Ing will put you UndCr your own vine and shade
tISs. Ask for ThOmls Virgins, at HOrnbfook tSrk
NurRAFiSF. UNIV
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Europe's requirements or wheat.

New York Tribune. 10.
Wheat was in better export demand on
Friday, consequent upon a decline oil
about one cent bushel. Corn and oats
were hall cent higher, which checked
the demand for them. E. H. Walkar,
statistician Of the Produce Exchange, con.
cludes from voluminous reports the prob.
able wheat requirements OF European i'm.
porting countries from February to the
close OF the crop year will be about l5o,-
100000 bushels, provided there is the
usual rate Of consumption and the ability
to pay for it. Prices may check consump.
ton 10 per cent, which would leave 120,.
100000 bushels to be provided for from
February to September l.
OF this amount the United States and
Canada can probably give from the crop
from Atlantic ports; and the Pacific coast,
including California, Oregon and Chill,
can give 100000 bushels. Shipments
after April will not be available for con.
sumption until after September l, tho be.
ginning Of the crop year. With IN addi.
ton from Egypt Of 1850, 900 bushels and
from Russia 100000 bushels, which
makes q total OF about 100 0O0, 900 bushels,
he asks, Where can this apparent def.
cheney be supplied from?
The prospect Is, he says, that America
will have an early harvest, and with the
movement OF the new crop, II 1t should be
a good one, the deficiency will be supplied
during July and August, as was the case
In 1870, when the receipts Of the new crop
in those two months at Toledo, Baltimore,
Cincinnati, St. Louis and Detroit were
several times larger than the entire move.
ment from January 10 June, inclusive.
There are reports oil considerable damage
to the winter wheat by winter killing In
Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Wis.
consin and Michigan, aud Of damages by
yermin in Ohio. These reports are from
agents OF threshing and reaping machines
to their principals. Reports from CALI
fornia state that considerable apprehen.
sion is entertained there in regard TO the
winter wheat crop.
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PROPOSALS.


GERK's oFT1cE, BOARD OF CoA'RS /
WnEELisO, March Q, 1850.
sSaIsd p.opO'a. w 30 received this Office UNI
the following county road work.
On GrcggSyille, Clinton ind Potomac road, First
Division, 200 cubic yards nacadamizlug.
On GrSgBsville, Clinton aud Potomac road, Second
Division 900 cubic yards excavation, and $50 cutie
On lover and Middle wheeling Creek road, $50
cubic yards matchmaking, and 10 cutie yards ma.
sonry.
On river road from Wheeling to Glenn, Run, 1, 400
cubic yards matchmaking.
On Glenn's Run aSd Cherry Hill road, 5000 cubic
On Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling Creek
road 800 cubic yards excavation, and Is cubic yards
Ga Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany turnpike,
Second DlyiAi0n, near Brooke county limo, cubic
yardS masadAmlZing
on West Union and Roney's Point turnpike, 500
cubic yards lnacadamlzlpg 600 cubic yards eIeaSa-
ton, and 100 cubic yards masonry.
On Chapel Hill road, 1000 cubic yards excavation,
and 260 cubic yards matchmaking.
On DIxon's Run rOad, 800 cubic yards excavation,
aud co cubic yards masonry.
On lndrmary and Big Wheeling Creek road, 200
cubic yards matchmaking and 500 cubic yards exca-
yati0n.
% Ialdley'. Run road, 100 cubic yards masonry,
Ap On :; SiGrssa Run road 1000 cab yard. sadua.
ton, 100 cubic yaIds masonry.
on upper end Middle wheeling Creek road, 80 GU
bic yards masonry, aud 1850 yards excavation.
Oh river road from Glenn's Run 10 Short Creek,
1000 cubic yards excavation, and Is cubic yards ma
cAdAmiElng
On Rice and weidman's rad, 1900 cubic yards ex.
ovation, aud 100 cubic yards masonFy.
On Meeting House Iiill road, lao cubic yards ma
On SOUTH Fork Short ceel, 900 cubic yard, ezca.
Walton.
,, q Wheeling and E sSs sS.& 100 sGSe
and 100 cubic yar,lS maSonry.
On wHddle's AID WArdenb Run road, $50 cubic
yards masonry, and 6, 600 yards excavation.
On Battle Run rad. 800 cubic yards excavation,
and 1925 cubic yArlls masonry.
On Gillespie, Run road, re- cubic yards masonry,
and 500 cutie yards exGayatisn.
On hough's Hun rad, 100 cubic yards masonry,
and 1000 cubic yards excavation.
On Peters Hun road, 1850 cable yards Masonry, and
1000 cubic yards excavation.
On MorrisOn's Bun road, 10 cubic yards masonry,
and 500 cubic yards excavation.
On POguS'B Run road, $50 cubic yards mac4dAmiE-
Ing.
All masonry will Of the second (2dl class he laid
dry In conformity with the county specification for
work OF that character.
Priets for excavation must b separate for Garth
ooe rock and solid rock and nlIAt cover an average
haul not exceeding 500 feet.
BIDS must be separate for each rnld, and each bid
must give foil name and pOstOftee address, also
contain sitsAetor! references as 70 character aud re-
sp0ndbillty
The quantIte. above given arc merely approximate
and are liable TO change
The Board Of Commissioners reserve the right 10 re-
Ieet any or all BIDS
Specifications to 10 had at this ONCE.
BY order Of tho Board OF Commissioners.
chAs. II. DEIrEHs, Clerk.
". G. sNrTH, Engineer mh9
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TRUSTEES, SALES
TR3;u!]!ss.T:EEIE;.!s3 SALE 0E {

TRUSTEES SALE OF CrTTSs
j. wlEEiING.PROPRRTY. SNN'a
by virtue o. deed Il trust, INSIDE nv A...,.,
NurdOsk, vile Of Godfrey q. MHFd, Il IA IsIiat
Godfrey q, Apri0 K, her husband n II. w it'
signed truItee, bearing date tie m ,y S.e'
1916, aud recorded In the Clerks oi6tt N ts,Ss
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia IA ~
Trust Book No. II, tOllO?sG Will On ""
THURSDAY, THE lsr DAY OF 4Ppll ia,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. ". oil ,ald d,r M,
lie auction, al the front door Of liz C;l,, n. ~
raid county, tho following described pfoS,t, n,
Is 10 say; Lot Numbered one C0t No IL IA ~, -
numbered seven (-qulIe No ~ on Tia ~, "! 7
Chapline street, In the said city Of WkstIn1 =, ~.
mated on The mSpsr plat Of joseph CGlI Sel',,,sls
10 Eald city, excepting the portion Oh The ~,
lot, upon which there 10 TTOF d,td n I'M, ~.
deed above referred TO- The portion Il ia h. ~
by Offered for sale has front Da The MI ~ 7
ChAplne street Of lity (5O ~ let and tTi,si ~
waTdly from said street Of 4 Uniform MIN \ M
front tho depth OF one hundred (lOJ hi ,S,'S..
With tho dwelling houIe and other ItnrtoTlss,s
erected thereon.
Title Is unexcCptlnnRbls
Terms or SALE-On6'lhlrd Of The plrth,,, M,
and n much more rs tho purchaser NAV el,eti =,
IN cash, the residue IN two equal pSiIiIntau 4 4,
and twelve months With interest ipll hp dr. \ Il,
sale, purchaser giving notes secured W ds,lsi'r;
for the dUlcrrcl payments and policy o. in,I ttS
mhi JAMES 2. ROGERS, Tr,s,,
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DIED.


HRIsKEtL,-On Tuesday morning, March ., 1880,
ii ii O'Clock, WILLIE, infant son OF w. II ADD ha'e
Burt HsisEoll, aged AVe months .,.-,.
Cincinnati Gazette and Commefeih please teP!'
BOCHIEG.-Ou Monday night, March ., 1880, at
IO.iS. SARAH f., wife Of Ednunh Booking.
Funeral from her husbands residence, No. 1905
byron street, Tomorrow CThursdayl at "a In
termoat at Greenwood. Friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
HOsIE-Eear Bethany, Brooke county. ". Va,
on Inc % Of March, 1880 after an illness Of nearly
III 90 months, Of hydra cargitls, ARTiGhSA ;
dGuE Of Robert aud Margaret HSSis aged years
months and q days.
"sha was the light that round our home
Shone with 4 constant ray, .I
Ard hlled each dream Of life with Joy
And made railways day.
"shs's gone and by her carly grave
Heart-nrOken ielrs Well shed. U4
And Thought u her viii atWAysbe
A watcher o'tnthe deAd." Fsi'
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Notice TO Contractors &Builders
OYTIcE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
WHEELING, November IS, 1879.

WHEELING, November ~, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Works, OF the State Of West
Virginia, addressed to the undersigned, up to
IL o'clock noon, Of March the LIST, 1880, for the
ALTERATIONS In, and the ADDITIONS TO, the
Building known as the State House, at Chares-
ton, Kanawha county, West Virginia, accord.
ing to the plansand specifications furnished by
@. G. Kemble and A. PEBBLES, joint Architects.
Bids will be received for the whole, and the
several parts OF the work. Plans and specif.
cations may be seen at the Capitol Building,
In Wheeling on and after JANUARY /, 1880,
and any information relative thereto may be
obtained by applying to 9: @. Kemblc, the
Architect, resident at Wheeling, WestVa
Bonds and security, approved by the Board
OF Public Works, will be required OF each
contractor. The right OF receiving or reject
ing any or all bids Is reserved.
By order OF the Board OF Public Works.
nol7 s. BRADY. Sec'y.
The time for receiving the above bids Is ex-
tended until IL o'clock noon, THURSDAY,
March 25, 1880. By order
mh2 S. BRADY. sec'y.
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window. and window SINS.

Throw open your bedroom windows top
and bottom every morning before you
leave your room; order your sitting.room
windows to be similarly opened before
breakfast. The fresh air comes in at the
bottom and drives out the bad air at the
top. When carpet Is being swept, have
the window.open top and bottom, for the
fresh air coming In at the bottom drives
out the dust and dirt at the top. Every
cleaning day for room, have the window
stills outside well scrubbed with soap and
water and sand, also the sockets Of the
window frames,
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

10 the District cOut Of the United States for the
District Of West VlrgihiG
Ia 'H ss a1is'i l :, Reed. In Bankruptcy.
Notice Is hereby given that petition has been died
In Said District Court, by Charles A. Reed, Of
WheoiIng, In said district, who has been duly de-
clAred Bankrupt under the Revised Statutes Of tho
United States, title bankruptcy, for dschlrge and
certificate thereof from all bis debts and other claims
provAble under said act, and that the 3Qih day Of
Mrch, 1885, At o'clock NJ. At the Office Of i j.
ltugus Register No. II Twelfth street, In the city Of
Wheeling, West Virginia, are the time and place as
Sigued for tho hearing Of the same when and where
you may attend and show cause II any you have,
Why the prayer Of said petition should not DO granlcd
JAsPER Y. MOORE,
mh3-w Clerk d. c, U, Y. D. W. Va.
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JAMES 2. ROGERS Tnan.
TNRUSTEE's SALE.

By virtue OF aided Of trust made b. Psl. RAJ,
aud G. celia, his vile tothe undersigned trusts, tii
juno 3d. 1873, and recorded In the oihte u ID, IN
Of tho County Court Of Ohio couniy, WtSi In
glnia, In deed Of trust book No. ., pagSG vile
SATURDAY, April 8, lUe
commencing at 10 o'clock a. w., pressed 10 III ID,
front door 81 the Court IUuiU o. nhlO oOahtJ, m
Virginia, 10 the highest aud best blldef, The M,
Ing real estAto-thSt 10 "a AAy: A erFllupA0 4 q
beginning at point on the CumbthihI taI,
Ohio county, West Va, thence NORTH X In
east 1896 poles TO stone at the uppet eorntr -
south s9A degrees wtSt csc IOivs to a ,tRL MI
drain on tho eastern aide; themes soulh Slb "a
west poles 10 a stone On the vest idaOiitaI
and In Flags line; thence south ~ dtren raj
poles, 10 the centre oil the National koid; ~
along tho crntrc Of Said rai tOuth SIX daHau.
24.s6 poles TO TIM begirl!ng, containing tflHIns
and four perclIes Of land, more OF less.
TkRNs or SALE-OnC-thlrl Of the punhntEeE
and ~ much more as tho purchaser mar elNt MI
In cash; the residue In two eqlat luStAllpssiI d
and twelve months, with Interest iron day 4 u
purchaser giving nOieS, secuted by deed Ol trs 4
deferred payments
The title 10 the said property Is bCllsf6l v kIt.
feet, but selling as trustee, 'hAll ,OlTty ohy nd
title rs is yeatet In me By said deei q trust,
l.. J. BAYllA, Trusts,
VIZ. P. HuuBAED, Attorney. tsbs,un
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There, are several ways Of removing ink
from polished wood-viz., with spirits OF
salts and muriatic acid, orwith q few drops
Of spirits Of nitre il a teaspoonful q
water, In both cases touch the spot with
q feather, and RIB It well with . morsel OF
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GENERAL norlcEs.
COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
" AND APPEAL&.
CLKKE'a oPytcE, BOARD OF Gowns
XuEELiaa. Mnrnh 9. lhah

To al whom Il may concern;
Take notice; That the Board Of Equalization aud
Appeals o. Ohio egunly viii commence thslL klilBs
on Wednesday, Marehfi, 1850, commencing ,. 10 4:
n. All ptTsons having referred = thtS bod
are required 10 appear, and any otheD having any
bulnssa relating their taxes for this year, attend,
~ this Board meets but once year.
by order Of the Board Of Comm sslonefS,
tnh9 CHAS. II. DElTER3, Clfk.
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THE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NO.
TICE: That the Order OF the Post.
master General against the Mails
OF the Louisiana state lottery CON-
pnny is RESUiNDED.
Registered Letters and Money
orders can be sent through the
Mails IS formerly.
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wuxELiSo, January 81.
NENTRAL No. 8. :

( tENIhAL NO. D.
The Central Building Association No. Bis
now opening new series Of one thousand
shares, commencing SATURDAY, MARCH
O. 1880. A considerable portion is already
applied for, and those desiring to take part in
the benefit OF the new issues will do well to
apply at once. Meetings at Otis Hall, cor
ner Twelfth and Market streets, every SAT-
URDAY EVENING from $3.50 to srM.
W. G, HANDLAN, Pres.
JSo. F. Muller, sec'y. .mh6-w&s
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Cures Lame Back and Stiff john
Cures Lame Back and Stiff joins
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Grs EIIeu IOhnh0n, 81 spFucu NltVI, rIIIH'
I.1nhiH wrote Anil l0h, 1875: CDR. j. T. Miller
MI sir,-Your beBIng's Pile Remedy cured me y
one week, after had used all the medicines could
hear Of. and was told BY prominent saSs %.,
an oneratio which he wanted TO charge me ATTY dol
lars Tor" a.,
i. p. Cooper, Druggist, at Savannah, No,
vroie septem6er ii, 1872: tDr. J. r. MlllerIl'ca
Sir-I have been selling peBlngs Pie hSm d ,I nSI
times guaranteeing Il to cure. Never heard oil any
Being regular graduate q sdsiae and surgery
Piles, FiSula, Skin and Blood Mno NSs,U
miele.MrGGw ). p. MILLER, n. D., y. w. co
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Redemption Of City Bonds.

The holders Of the X per cent bonds Of ths City
Of wheeling issued under the ordinance Of 1871, are
hereby nOtI6sd that In aeeOrdaneo With the provi-
sOns Of said ordinance the following bonds, 30s,
2ss3, 700, a60, 10, "a, 2Sg, 100, 2lo, a57,
having been drawn BY lot, will 10 paiu on presents
ton 70 the undersigned, aud will cease 70 bear inter
esI on and alter APRIL !, 1850; - ,., +
BENZ. DAVENPORT,
mhI CommI nioner5 Of City Of Wheeling.
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FOR SALE &
A ono-story brick house, containing four rooms,
good cellar, No. 1856 Eighteenth street.
,sJa ALSO.
Two two-story brick dwellings Contaping eve ROOMS
and wash house each, situated Market street North
Wheeling. AlIo, two frame houses on Market alley,
Quo with Ave rooms, good cellar; the other, three
rooms.
One two-s,ory framc house on Alley 10, containing
ttx rooms and summer Kitchen 80 feet 'front.' GO feet
deep AlIO onU half lot IS feet front, 100 feet deep
situated In Alley ?, BETWEEN Market street and the
Pike.
This property will be sold cheap aud on easy terms
Ht Apply 10 WM. RANKIN,
mhi0 No. l0I Eighteenth street