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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-20
MEDICAL
DR, ]. (. SMITH,


IN Of TWELFTH STREET.
W. -, =, f., rhy,iClan's success Is tho ~
TAehaI eti',.iisnis ThelECFcnsihg uetnhhdI. ",
tH0ay 81 ~ ,,y,Ircs Prove thai hAye uGAi.
NJ lfntalu.iHi M with those who nave co!l
hj1liai! ~ w. 'stIsnl name without peInN'
e & hAye many hnndiyl " w -, ~,
~ 'b9f1 have ctri Al1gI Wv dipsi cineati5f,
is1'c pIfITc AthDrOufh nelluH,' ~
tdlHn l!lgAs ,'.,,Ital XpeTienCe And ihml!lhIlIy
t,a nAhl ~. re,its. q rlIs0 Observance 81 lSIn'
W''h W,ia ','rpltitits and EtTict A9lstuOn y
frJHtaM ,.t5rnt insufcs success, n cuIs u
sE,gt "a lmaEly give the patient my opinion
MONIE PROOF
- t,yr, Diseases and Rheumatism
dntI1 ~ nothing seemed 6,,t g GSP mel
s5iI al Of bCd. d. sgli'h hi GqIy1 n.y.
wheeling, W. Va
1890, p,lrrr, Of Noe, Impaired voiee; sui
Gnrh, FoJP p.t,Si medicine failed TO help mo.
h; smith completely iI' KEt IS CHADDUCK,
I.,.ti,i 4 Co, wheeling W. Va.
IlrT,ieI stomach" Treatment
D!sIFshA N. q, .iy. ne relief Dr.. smith cured
!of ryan !A!'1I Ta5y As HOLT, Insurance Agent
re ~, ipr fourteen yean. Df. smith
FitS-"l.ih 'A''l LOUIS ,. WARRINGTON.
eiigi !aS EsaaIas sOrs on Hsa ,s0S 6 SOn W.
.s,l,'I n; ilfccu years No'''''A 'SS4HS4 W
hc.ph.H. W. SAN WR5, CATHERINE CAPS,
w1,trt street, Wheeling, W. Va.
~, usugtFCd iOf yean WIN ~ gaiiu IN nLu ~
lines Il rtiu Itu II L'ilN
, su1 O' h, !.A cured ne MI51o4Ht oRrriTT
pain" .,,,, ,,,s-Ylal Of my back for IS
IL i',' gssGfcd dying d.. snl'n CuF'u Inc VIM
out LaIie Ia I've "eeiA THOMAS C0LyIN,
Vt,is.1le GfocCr, Main -, Mhealngi M; ,,,yN
r,,.iiTg, Of geclnm, f'OlApsus HhG rilSSi;-
". .iysi, no to die and pr9noH1,noea ineutADIe'
n. s,,lth ru,Cl nc without knliS mr. ,Ny
Martins Ferry
v.-ro t.lvhtc,3-"Dr. Smiths Professional
N'i T., " W. 5Iul'y haze been most AtllactQry
~. ~ IL S5alird him to Al! a. gentleman ana
iI w. E.fs,i Xalb ays:-"I had been Eiierins
~, yttr sal treated BY many physicians IoI
iF ~ VI. n, smith Md had hpe'wnrn AND
~ 4, S,,,, frtl0,g7l monster lUl ieet long,
u - r6.-rlaints-=1hFcc years ~ hospitals ior
H.. H., no REGULAR advantages IN Snch cases.
w, ,,.,gr1l u ratauh, diseases OF heart liver,
1T. lsigra. kin blOOi, nervous GfsCIiOD!
IA gees n men Gnd youth, sCrOiuh and
-. ,.s,.J 10 my success
NIE,..af,.' without the knife.
it,,.g,,ai lhisncc may BE- treated by letter ana
-,,ti',t..1 ,1aEnIre,i A chart t0t sell exaniinh:
~. bon ftCeirl Oi two thtco-cent STAMPS, Rno
: h. .sf.rUl lfrc.
~ n,,!,t,,iSn ii 5Gicc ircc Office hours from A.
S;Eg, ALLY. sunday iIum 2tobrh. Call
-, i, tldH. J. T. SMITH, NJ d.
y ,y II ''' No. o. Twelfth ST.. Wheeling W. Va.
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FINANCIAL AMI CoMnERCIAL.


EEW YoRE, February iS.-MoHEY-2ai per cont;
closing a. cent. Primo mercantile pdper61faB
Pe. cent s!efliug exchange baukSn' bills steady
a. u Bih; demand 81 SgIk
GovERANENTs-St.u1g
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sunday express leaves Wheeling AT Y.07 - -
InHG:, MelIs1uR 300 a. ~, Steu6enVfIie e25
ui11aiI ~ Close connection for western points
NH Leaving aiii Columbus a $50 p X. and SIS
Columbus daily except Sunday al 5TSIp leGX ,S
nSeI CAr attached, arriving In Chicago At 7.ss
nio5 InSS nn,S se;thS can Be secured in SdvSnce Al
FullinHn'S Palace Drawing PnS,I s1osrt,,. r.
u, r1nSh without change from steubenyille Fs,t ~
r rIhuTde ilhi9 and New York. West 70 ConmbnS
w. ,.c, louisville, Indianapolis ard 81 LONE
agSonn9IationS ind any further ipEormSnn an
psnS n rs I ". HELLEVllLE, Ticket Agent Al bSb-
I Iii Iepot, foot Of Eleventh EIfrot ar Al III
AiSAe' V!Iee' uhcer Mcclure House, WheClInT '
p. ". CALDWELL
oenl Manager, PIttsburYh, Pa.
no,, f. 4, FORD,
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shcep-ReCoipts 100 head; total for the week IL.
NO head; shipments SO head. Market strong and
prices firm; poor 10 fair s. 00i 25 medium to good
81 5Uu5 30. choice TO extra Is 5OaG co.
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and heavy, with lower tendency; Opened M S,sc.
advanced to SIC; declined aRd closed at Ga.
Sales 3G7 90 barrels
T1rsyILlE, "a, February lS-orl opened at
st14c highest Si9tc lowest SIC; closed nt see
shipments 66,al0 barrels runs, IS 400 barrels,
CINCINNATI, February lS-Live hogs firm; common
and light q 61 TO- packing and butchers % 6SaT SO
Receipts $40 head; GhlpmcnIS $50 head.
NEW oRLEANs February l6.-CoiIee In good DO.
mand and tending upward; Rio CauOcs, Ordinary 10
prime 63tallc. Others unchanged.
NEW YoRK, February lS-wooL-dull; tounes.
tcG fleece S6aiSc; pulled 2OaI2c; unwAShCd l2a6c;
Texas lIRS5c
NV YoRK, February lS-LEATIiER-In good Dc,
maud and hrmly held; hemlocE sole 2lA2Sc,
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.M..Dn -, PROOF

"a LIVER Dscsses and RhSuIm1,tlIt-
kidrty X S""SOthing seemed 10 help mel
cillt roiGt Vu'"' w. LRlT PHILLIPS,
wheeling, W. Va
y.,,r,,, Of Noe, Impaired Yoice; SUI
CG'a1h, row II,,1i medicine failed 70 help mo.
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GISCtSsATl, February lS.-COtton quiet and IN.
changed at ne flogr quiet and unchanged
In good demand and prices shade higher: No. .
mixed 6JES46lc, Oats steady: No. . mixed AGlSc
Rye In fair demand at 9iaUjc. Barley hrner, but
not qupIahly higher, Pork steady at SIS O0lis 2i
Lard dull aud lower 4t $40 G5. bulk meats In good
demand; shoulders 81 50; clear rib 81 30. Bacon
steady shoulders s. So clear rib $40 IS Clear SO IS
Whisky. steady At 81 10; combination sales .oi
finished goois 775 barrels, OIL basis OF 81 IL But.
ter firm and unchanged.
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TRANSPORTATION.
RIVER DlyIstoN-oOlNd East.

Accom-. nan. EIPFo15. Accom-.
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wsd-ae Groocr Main . M ,l;S sHS W p,inS
rTf6uos Of Rociam fiS .aaD" nccd inct,,Sbis
10 given rp 70 GIy mi fnIie.H
d. aih''h eu'V' y WASHINGTON DELA.NY,
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on all night Trains N''"
ClGse connections arc made for nil points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest mREinF thiS
desirable route for colonistS and pertOpS moving
70 lhe great West, and To whom particular attention
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ToLEDo, February l3-Whcat dull; No. q re 1
March 81 y; April and May 81 80; June 81 Isl:
July 81 II; August 81 10: year 81 r. Corn dnll; 10
. spot and February &c; March held Al die; May
6lk. Oats steady and unchanged. Clover seed
No ., 81 IS; prime s. 90; prime mammoth IS O5.
NEW YORK, February ls.-AErAIs-Na
copper firm and unchanged; new Gheatnlpg 2SC.
Insot lake l9IfAlgAc. Fig iron dull and dropping;
Scotch 81 0oa2l % American 81 00lgT 90 Russia
| al m ~
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RIVER DIvlsloN-GolNG WE

1VSV.iNAWhs IhANCd.
Trains leave Bayarl al 1I6O a. y. und Elo P.M..
arrive Alherra !2W p y. and 62fF M Gfrl,e Do!
Ner lOsh. Y. and 1l6 T. ~, New PHILADELPHIA la
2 y. aud I;p =. n. Returning leave New Phila.
delphia hU0 y. and20 =. ~, over $50 A. n. aud
Sl9 y n; Minerva 9.i6 A. ". and 32J =, ~, BayGId
1910 4. y. Rnd3 S5P.M
horE-TrAils leaving Bcllaire at $50 A, ", and
GVl 7. ". connect Ut yellow Geek for Cleveland,
AL Trains daily except Sunday.
E. A. FORD,
a., General Passenger Anl Ticket Agent
D. W. CALDWELL, General Manager
Pittsburgh IA
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| Briefs. The funeral Of the late Council
man Robert r. Ballowe, occurring yester-
day morning, was very largely attended by
relatives and friends. The remains were
escorted to Maury cemetery blythe Man.
chester Odd-Fellow and Pythian lodges.
| In the Petersburg District Methodist
Conference, which begins It's session Au-
gust ist at Chester, Chesterfield county, Is
churches, with 1000 members, will have
IS delegates. Rev. DR.. Whitehead will
preside.
Several recent sales OF improved and I'M
improved real estate in this city show Q
healthy feeling Of security OH the part OF
investors.
The meeting. of the Democratic Conser-
vative Committee, called by Superintendent
Jordan on Friday night to fix day for the
election OF delegates to a district conven-
| ton to nominate candidate for Congress,
failed to do anything for want OF quo
rum.
Yesterday was one OF the most oppres-
siye DAYS OF a season already phenomenal
In that respect. In some localities the Their
mometer stood at 1000. Luckily no casual
ties occurred from the great heat.
Six schooners were loading yesterday at
the Bermuda Hundreds wharf with cord
wood, railroad-ties, and coal. A real atmos-
phere OF business seems to pervade that To-
cality now.
The spirit OF war is not rife In this local.
ity, the members Of the only existing mill
tary organization in our midst IA colored
one) finding it difficult to maintain its sol
dierly equilibrium in the existing dearth
OF interest on the subject. The Rocky
Ridge Rifles and the Chesterfield Light
Dragons exist now only dimly in the
memory Of few old citizens as myths OF a
shadowy past. "Old times come again no
more"
Resident pastors will occupy all OF the
city pulpits to-day. None OF them are out
OF the city. Sunday schools are very popu-
lar with the children here, and it is to the
credit of the adult population that it does
not neglect public worship.
The expectation is that the repairs to
Mayo's bridge will be sufficiently COM
pleted by the latter part of this week to
admit Of the passage OF vehicles.
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| Richino'dl 2:45 Y. NJ 4.4OA II c..o,.
| Arrive at "'' J.. II
| WtPointt 300 T.. MI 7:y5 A. 4 o.o. =, .

Passenger tram connects AZ W,.f Poin, TO-
except sunday with steamer. for BaltinnI-,' ''iii
the North. '"'''' all
Freight trains leaving Rlchmone A. 40 q,
and 600 L. II. will have pssseu ger-cas..h.N "A n
tsched. "'7 -
folk and Western railroad for Flrls,tlls 4 q, -
burg, and all southwestern points. - -
Train NO. 90 Through passenger stops Al alicia
tons, connecting at Sutherln's with Niltor =
sutherlin NsrrOv-Gsusr railroad for MIL .
Salisbury with Western North Carolina r,i.,t
ror az points 10 Western North Carolina Al A.
lSnta FOR all posts South and Southwest
Train No. 81 (threugh passenger and mail IT,.
NJ all stations, connecting At SulheIlin's with VI
ton and sutherlin. Narrov-Gauge railroad r.
nIItoh az Ati<nla Tor al points South and -orft
west; At Charlotte with Charlotte. Cslufnlfs -
h1susts railroad for Columbia, Augusta, s4ua-
nah- and tloriria points
Trains from the south arrive al Richmond =.
AGO i. w.. 7:25 A. ~. and 1912 =. Nam r-.'"
West Point at l020 A. ". passengerl. aud fa.5s
T. NJ. and 1910 L. NJ (Freight.l
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REGULAR TRIPs COMMENCED Yesterda
The new coaches on the Main-street railway
made their first regular trips over the new
line up Main street. The occasion was
hailed with satisfaction by great many
who have long felt the necessity OF this
line, and from the first trip all through the
day the cars were very literally patronized.
These cars are easily distinguishable from
the old line by reason Of being painted red,
while the others are green. Besides this
each OF the new coaches Is marked "Main-
Street Line" on their sides. This line has
cars for summer and winter use, and in
every respect will be found equally as COM
Portable and commodious as any OF the old.
The company deserves great praise for its
unceasing CLERGY in the construction of the
work, and great credit Is due Mr.. j. Nj.
Godsey, under whose immediate supervi-
sion the labor was performed.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il AN OLD NURSE

MRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of one of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never-faiing safety and sue
cess by millions of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant of week old to the admit Ii cor
reefs acidty of the stomach. relieves wind-colic,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health, and
comfort to mother and child. We believe II the
best and surest remedy in the world In all cases Of
DYSENTERY and D.ARRHGA In children,
whether arising from teething or from any other
cause. Full directions for using will accompany
| each bottle. None genuine unless the Jac sfnile
of CURTIS & PERKINS is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medicine-dealers. Twenty-Five
| cents bottle. iy26-eodIw
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POLICE CoURr.--The following case.
were disposed Of yesterday by this court:
Lucy Winston (colored) was fined SIC
ana Jailed for sixty days for assaulting and
beating Ruth Taylor.
Berry Allen (colorcd) was fined 81 for
firing pistol In the street.
Jocob Pagan (colored), charged with
stealing one lot OF corn from Ellen Fetch
or. The larceny was not proven, but the
accused was committed for thirty DAYS In
default OF surety to be OF good behavior.
Minnie MeTett, and Minnie Lee, two
young white girls, arrested yesterday morn
Ing about O'Clock for beng drunk on the
streets, were fined 81 each.
William Bowlcs (colored) was fined g
for contempt Of court.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have IL by using MEADE & BAKERS deli
cious CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. II destroys the Of
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them TO healthy con-
ditiOn. Price, fifty cents bottle.
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FATAL RAILROAD AccDENT.--Informa
ton was received here last night that Mr..
Benjamin Lloyd, OF Orange county, was
fatally injured at Orange Courthouse yes
terday morning by being run over by q
train on the Virginia Midland railroad.
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FOR ALL KINDS OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS at
the lowest prices call at LEVY BROTHERS and
take the advantage of their closjng-out sale.
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CoLoRED QUILTS and WHITE QUILTS In large
quantities. Big reductions have been made upon
them at LEVY BROTHERS closing-out sale.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTI-
FRIcE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, fifty cents a box.
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FLIES, reaches ants, bed-bugs, rats mice, crows
chipmunks, cleared out by d" Rough on Rats" 15c
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LEVY BROTHERS have reduced the prices on all
goods. Their whole stock must be sold before Oc-
tober 3Ist; so bargains await all who call TO get
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SKINNY MEN, Weiss Health Renewer" restores
health and vigor cures dyspepsia. 81 at druggists
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Coal CoNTRAcT.-At meeting Of the
Council Committee on Grounds and Build.
ings yesterday the bids for coal and wood
Tor city use were opened. They were as
fnllowa "
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ID ANDOLPH-MACON COL l. u @ y,
IL, ASHLAND, yA.-FOUNDED lsso-The
forty-eIghth session will begin sEpIEsBE;k 2lsr
With FULL Faculty. Course OF INSTRUCTION en-
ish. Modern Languages, Pure Mathematics, APP
plIed Mathematics, Natural Science, Chemistry.
Biblical Literature. and Theology.
For catalogue. full particulars, address
ys0 W. w. BENNETT, President.
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THE CLOSING SALE OF LEVY BROTHERS at
tracts crowds to their store. People will 90 where
the most goods can be had for the least money.
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~ i,c r Lsuehtou. DR.. Aucsicneer,
yof)g Main street.

nrpr,rpTORY SALE OF WATCHES,
IrwEryv sILvER-PLATED VA r,
KNivEsl FoRKs, SPOONS, &C, AT AUCTION
VII WEDNESDAY. JULY 2eTn INSTANT,
.,,o $500 T ,v,I, commence the sale at my auc-
onoroons,nd continue for several days, at l9
O'clock A. N. and 8 o'clock T. Moi . large ana
desirable COILS stJSs and ID SILVER WATCHES,
GGt ~ and PLAYED JEWELRY,
sILyER-PLATED ICE-PiTChEhs an" oA0-
RoGERs,s E-PLATEDKNIvEs'F FORMS
TABLE f. and TEA-SP00NS; 49,, I.py
A fine assortment Of EIGHT-DAi ana ALARM
Goods Viii be sold at auction and at private sale.
The attention of the public is called to THIS sale
' JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR.,
,ooa. Auctioneer.
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KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLAINTS of all
kinds permanently cured with HOP BIfTERs.
We may be little out of your way perhaps, but
IL will do well to drop I'm occasionally and get a
good twenty-fve-cent meal at LANES MODEL
DISING-RooMs, 322 north seventh street.
" B.-WiU remore in a fer tceekS to 622
Broad street.
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Every dollars worth Of goods now in our store
must be sold 10 somebody before October 31st as
the lease upon the house we now occupy expires on
that day. We are prepared to lose some money, so
those who make their purchases of us will gain
what we lose. LEVY BROTHERS.
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Fast express trains, with parlor cars attached are
run during the season at convenient hours, and
passengers will find on their arrival at the new
Brsad-Street station, Philadelphia. UuiOn Transfer
coaches and horse-csrs ready 10 transfer direct
the static Of the West jersey railroad, at the foot
of Market street.
For through tickets. baggage checks. and full in
formation, apply as follows 1000 Main street. Ey-
change Hotel, or station Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, corner Eighth and Byrd
streets. j. II. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent
FRANZ THOMSON, General Manager.
je 7-tAu15
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

DOR SALE, ON FIVE YEARS 81
Il TIME, my HOME I'm Manchester OppO--l
site the Episcopal church, for $1,000.
TERMS: 1900 cash; balance at $3.50 year.
With per cent. interest (thc rent will almost pay
FOR ~. Mrs. r. j. JOHNSON,
2JO6 clst Grace street.
jy27-4ts Richmond
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ROOTS, SHOES, &c.
ONE MORE LOT OF ODDS AND~A,
ENDS TO CLOSE OUT. NV

CHILDREN's FIvE-sTRAP sANDAIAn.
MISSES FIVE-STAP SANDALS 81;
LADIES' NEWPORTS,Sl;
LADIES' THREE-BUTTON OXFORDs, 81;
LADIES' FRENCH-HEEI., FINE KID BUTTON
OXFORDS, sl.50;
LADIES' SlLK-T0P and FINE KID FOXED
BUTTON 0XFORDS, 80;
GENTLEMEN's FINE CALF LOW-OUARTER
CATERS, $3.50;
TRUNKS, sATCHELS, RAILROAD BAGS. VA
LlsEs, GRiP-SACKS, CLUB-sACKs,
sHAWL-STRAPS, BAGGAGE-STRAPs, &c.
V IT j. a. GRIGG, Tenth and Main.
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direct four-heUrs connection H. made between
Richmond aud Norfolk bA Train, leaving ElDl-
n0nd at 1880 A. VI. and Norfolk go 1915 +. "
All trains leaving Petersburg viii start from tie
AppomattoN depot.
j. K. kLSLl, General superintendent
A. PORE, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
lie 1871
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ByJ Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1113 east Main street.
AUCTION SALE TO CLOSE UP AN
IA ESTATE-EXCELLENT BRICK RESI-
DENCE ON THE NORTH LINE OF FRANk-
LIN STREET mo. 2G02l BETWEEN TWEN-
TY-SIXTH AND Y-SEYENTH
STREETS, WITHLARGEYARD-
PARK PROPERTY.-Iwi will sell at public auction
FRIDAY, July 2STH,
at O'Clock +. NJ, the above DESIRABLE PRO-
PERTY, being a RESIDENCE adjacent to Mar
shall Park. The house is I'm good order, and con.
tains nine rooms, with kitchen and servants
rooms.
The location Is beautiful commanding extensive
Views of the river and adjacent country. The
neghbOrhood-none more desirable.
Lot fronts 40 feet, with depth OF so feet to
wide alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added. and secured
by decd Of trust j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Auctionecr
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINES,
FURNITURE.

GREAT ATTRACTION ANDn
~ great bargains At T.. GATHRIGHTA
q SONS FURNITURE WARER0OMS, H.
No. 10 Governor street. The very latestS
designs OF the most fashionable FURNITURE
made we are now Offering AZ ruinousiy
low prices Parties In want OF GOOD FUR
NlTURE can be accommodated, both in
price aud quality, and will hud Il 70 their Interest
TO examine our stock before buying elsewhere
my l3-Sm
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By sutton 4 Co,
Real Estate Auctionsers,
HOS Main street.

LECTION SALE OF THAT DESIRA-
"A BILE THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLIlNs.Gi,,
No. 1908 EAST FRANKLIN, DEL WEN
sTREETS.-At the request Of the owner we Shall
ofr Tor sale at public auction, Oh the premises on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1882,
n. a o'clock p. NJ, the aforementioned property.
The DWELLING contains ten rooms, closets, &c,
gas WATER and culvert connections. The lot fronts
25x feet and runs back 100 feet to an alley.
This property being situated so near the business
portion Of the city, should render IL very desirable
business. II Is now rented TO prompt-paying
tenant.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced Mt sale.
jySO SUTTON Co, hucuOneers.
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Real Estate Agents and Auclpncers'
.iornnfh sfrnei hetMcen Main and Dank.

by GruDDs "hh""s'
Real Estate Agents and Aucifoneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bsnk'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK STORE AND DWELLINGSA AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND JET
FERsON STREETs.-By virtue OF deed OF trust
from X. II. Woodward and wife, dated November
IS. 1880, recorded I'm Deadlock III &, page 4OO,
default having been made In the payment OF y
certain note therein secured and at the request or
lie beneficiary, we Will sell at auction, on the
premises, at 81 O'Clock y. NJ,
MONDAY, JULY 81, 1882,
the REAL ESTATE described In said deed, as fol-
lows: "All that certain lot OF land, with the I'M
prOvements thereon, situated ut the northeast cor
ner of Cary and jefferson streets, fronting SO feet
on the north line OF Cary street and extending BACK
between parallel lines 1853 feet TO an alley 20 feel
WIDE"
TBRMs : Cash sufficient to'defray the expenses OF
sale and 10 pay Off note for $4,000, with Interest
from the 18th of May. 1892 the residue to be paid
1T such time as the grantOr may Direct or the tris-
tees but these terms may, by consent, be varied SO
as to afford reasonable credits for portion OF the
purchase-money.
The buildings are nearly new, have always been
I'm demand at good renis and there Is no better in
yest6ncnt offered In the market.
j. w. ANDERSON,
q. NJ. DREWRY,
y29-2t Trustees.
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ACADEMY. /.

For circulars address
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CWARTUMORE COLLEGE,

CWAR1HMORE COLLEGE,
- REOPENED IN RESTORED BUILDING.
Beth sexes admitted. College aud Preparatory
School. Under care OF members Of the Society Il
Friends The main building, destroyed by brc
ninth month last. has been completely rebuilt, en-
iargcd, and ftted up with All conveniencos. Thor
ourh instruction In Languages, Literature. Mathe-
matcs, and the Sciences. New Scientific Building,
containing Laboratories, Drafting-Ro Ma
chinc-Shops. and all appliances for pursuing q
thorough course in Chemistry, Mechanical And
Civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
other things being equal, places win be given the
earliest applicants. For full particulars address
EDWARD II. MAGILL,
President SwEthmOre College.
je 23-7St Delaware county, Pa.