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why they should not be fined and attached
for having lost q certain paper in the case
OF Charles A. Reed, bankrupt. They re-
sponded and their answer went to show
that the paper had been distracted The
document is said 70 be deposition by JUS
tiee VIM. Philips, stating that he knew
Reed was not a member Of the firm OF
Handlan, Young & Co, when he (Philips)
signed a former affidavit that Reed, as q
member of the said firm. owed him SIS.
This being the apparent state of affairs,
Judge Jackson ordered an indictment for
false swearing to be presented before the
grand jury. This was done and on the
next Saturday morning the indictment
was returned and attested as a true bill.
The indictment sets forth. with the usual
Legal Yerbisge, that Philips, on the I'D OF
April, 1879, made affidavit in the. matter OF
Charles A. Reed, bankruptcy proceeding
before Register IIugus, that Reed owed
him seyenty-hve dollars rs a member OF the
firm OF Handlan. Young & Co., knowing
the same to be false.
A capias was ordered issued and Philips
was brought to court by Deputy Marshal
Maxwell. His attorney, Capt. B. 3. Doyener,
demurred to the indictment and asked to
he heard. but the court decided to hear 1t
at Clarksburg. Bond in the sum Of $1,000
cd by Mr.. Will Handlan, and since then
the case has been postponed from time to
time.
The case has attracted considerable atten-
ton, as the defendant is perhaps as widely
known as any person in the city. The
theory of the prosecution is that Philips
filed the affidavit and proved the. claim
against Reed for the purpose OF assisting
him to obtain q discharge in bankruptcy,
by swelling the number and amounts OF
those who were willing to sign release.
On the other hand, the defense makes the
following claim: When Philips loaned the
firm Of Handlan. Young & Co. seventy-ive
dollars Reed was supposed to be member
of the firm. no public notice OF his with
drawal having been made. Under this be-
lief Philips swore to the claim against Reed
when he went into bankruptcy. After
wards the Squire learned that Reed was
not member of the firm AT the time the
debt was contracted, having quietly with
drawn, and he then corrected his uninten-
tional error by second affidavit
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SATURDAY, MARCH 1, I~
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED oY m
ID made by Rachel d. Th0mbGry a
undersigned ~ trustee, dated OctOi., I
and now on record In the Clerks ortr, 4 J
County Court of Ohio county, West yl-r9
I'm deed Of trust book No. IL. pages a..
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY 0r ylr|
lss2, commencing nj 10 O'clock a. m. a
front door Of the Court llOa-e Ot Ohio eas
W. Va. sell at public auction, to ths / q
and best bidder, the following dsscnn,l
estate, that IL TO say All the right, To ;
interest OF the said Rachel u, Thsr.2
In and To u parcel 81 ground ~
on the National mad, In aid cd
about two miles east OF the town ~ m
phia, bounded as follows: Beginning vil
line OF the farm OF Thomas ThombgI 4
me HcmpfieId railroad bridge. Jus, eat n
former residence OF said Thomas nors
and crossing said railroad thence along 4
+. sis-ons line ~ his corner on the top N
hin, called the Mcdonald line: thsnns \
said line TO McDonalds corner 90 the tsfsi
the hill thence down the bank and ons>
the Hempneld railroad Ia G.. norpsj
bars, following the line ~ IN. isaos u
situated; and thence across 10 tho pss
beginning, containing from clgh,~sD ioss
acres.
The buildings and Improvements upt
property are inst class. and person. d.Ss
la purchase are In vitcd "a examine ihea.
Terms Of sale, cash.
The title Ia the above property issupPs
be- perfect. but selling M trustee sill o1sS
such title only m n vested In m. by All I
OF trust.
NUTICE-All Interest upon the not, ~
by the above deed u trust In ehoas, Of nj
cent, Ia hereby releA~e1. ,
J. II. GOOD. TrSsz
rp " '''' = :,
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A Terrible Libel.

Arecent number of Baltimore paper con
tanned the following:
There are five marriageble ladies to
four bachelors in Wheeling. W. Va. The
reason of this oyer-product of girls is that
the Wheeling marrying men go elsewhere
for wives.
This is one OF the most barefaced libclS
OF the age, Perish the thought that III any
place but Wheeling can be found such
superlative girls as We have. We can
prove by record in our files that where one
Wheeling man goes elsewhere for 4 wife.
five strangers find their helpmeets from
among WheeliRg's fair ones. The Nail
City is famous the country over for its girls
aS for its nails and their fitness
for domcsticity has gone in to a
provcrb. They are intelligent, too. as
We can testify. 1t is true that they DO not
sit up in their parlors and ute platitudeS
and entertain callers with dissertations in
Sanskrit, but they are bright and educated
and Cincinnati youth, IN ultra consum-
mate young fellow with more money than
brains, once said of the Wheeling girls
"Bai Jove, they're too long headed for me. y"
We do not consider that our Wheeling
girls need any defence, for we know them
for the pretty, modest, sensible girls they
are, but the paper that uttered the above Ii
bellOuS language deserves severe rebuke.
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ANOTHER PUBLIC BOARD.
The Fire Department TO be Under a
Board Of Control.

Last night Councilman John Armstrong
offered the following:
WHEREAS, II having pleased Council to
create Board OF Public Works and Board
of Water Commissioners to control the street
and alleys and water works respectively,
and
WHEREAS, There being department
which is assuming some proportions and
should he conducted upon a system similar
to the one adopted for the management Of
the other departments of the city; there
fore be- il
Resolved That the City Solicitor be and is
hereby requested To draw up an ordinance
placing the fire department under Board
of Control. giving the said board power for
managing the department similar to the
power given to the boards mentionedin the
preamble.
McSsrs. Davis and Smith opposed the res
OlutiOn. and Messrs. Kimberly and Arm
strong argued for it The former protested
himself converted, and made a good speech
for the resolution, which was adopted by
the following vote:
Ayes-Armstrong, Burdatts, Clark, Dun
ming, ESchstruth, Hildreth, Kimberly
Laughlin, Steele. Wingcrter and Scott-ll.
NOes-Commcrford, Davis, Grogan Hab
erfield Robinson, SChockey. Smith and
Walters.
The First Branch cOncurrcd and the -eso-
luton stood adopted. so we are to have a
l!Oard OF Control.
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PERSONAL.
Matters Of Peopie-TheirS Sayings and
DOingS.

Matters Of PeOpie-Their Sayings and
DOingS.
Capt. Robert McEldowney, OF WetGel. is
in the city.
Harry Hobbs has returned from a long
western trip.
Ex-Gov pierpOnt was on the floor of the
Senate yesterday.
C. +. Scott, Esq, OF the Parkersburg STATE
Journal, is at the Mcclure.
General ~ Coil, Jr, United States Dis
trict Attorney, arrived in the city yesterday
morning.
Drs. Alderman and Garrison yesterday
removed large tumOr from the left knee
OF 4.years old son of Mrs. Remten.
Col Gee. w. Thompson, of Parkersburg,
got into the city last night with his corps
of engineers, and the line of the W., p. &
c. road has been brought up to the River
side mill.
Mrs. NJ. F. Chadwick, of Baltimore, who
has many friends in our city, has during
the present week been on a visit to her SIS
ter, Mrs. Judge Thos. ID. Houston.
Prof Hermann Kraeuter's latest compo-
sition, the "Leonoren Waltzes," has been
laid on our table. 1t is sprightly, attrac-
tive piece of music and will meet with a
large sale.
The Hon. David Wagner. the West Vir-
ginia member of the Ohio House of Repre-
Scntatives, was on the floor of the Senate
Yesterday afternoon, and for some time oc-
Cup;ed a seat beside President Summers.
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New nruR afore

In our rambles on the South Side yester,
pay We dropped into 1.-The store formerly
owned by A. G. Etz 4 Co., and were sur.
prised at the animated scene that met our
gaze. The store has recently been pur.
chased by Kurt & Young, two OF our most
enterprising druggists, and in the short
time they have had charge the business has
increased nearly double. Mr. Kurtz is a
gentleman we'll known in this city, having
been prescription clerk in Young's and
other pharmacies for some years and has
established an. enviable reputation as q
thorough prescriptionist and an accom-
modatins gentleman. We cheerfully rec.
ommend this firm to our readers on the
South Side and assure them that any goods
purchased from h. & l.. will be pure. fresh
and accurately dispensed
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First Branch orCOunciI.

The following named gentlemen answer
cd. Boring, Butterfield, Fritz, Hull, Hal
stead, McAdams. Schultze, Simpson, Will
son and Wolvington.
The minutes OF the last meeting we're
signed.
The action of the Second Branch, in re-
ports OF various committees, was concur
red in
The ordinances in relation TO the duties
OF the Commissioners of Public Works and
Water Works then came up and were
passed.
The suit OF James G. Campbell against
the city to recover 5000 damages for tres
pass, was reported by the City Solicitor.
This Branch concurred in the resolution
OF Mr.. Armstrong, authorizing the City So
licitor to draft an ordinance organizing a
Board of Control OF the Fire Department.
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CHURCH CHIMES.
where, when and BY whom Sunday
Services Will be Held.

Services in the First Presbyterian Church
| tomorrow. The pastor, Rev. DIR. Cunning
ham. ID. D., will preach at 1890 A. 81. aud
| p.
Services at the United Presbyterian
tomorrow at 1880 A. 81. r. 81. sabbath
School at 2r. NJ.
international Sunday school lesson:
Mark 5; 2l-43. Subject: Power over
disease and death.
Fourth Street NJ. i. Church. Rev. H. ".
Ryan, Presiding Elder, will preach at 1870
\. NJ. Communion at Pm.
st. Matthews Church-Service at 1880
A. NJ. No evening service. On Friday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. the Rev. Mr.. Pit
finger, OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Preaching at First English Lutheran
church, tomorrow, Sunday at 1870
A. NJ. and p. NJ. by the Pastor, Rev. T.. II.
DornblaSer. Sunday school at Pm.
Rev. Geo f. Hite will preach morning
and evening in Chapline Street Church to-
morrow. Theme of morning sermon: The
Sorrow OF God" evening: The Fall OF our
Young Nen."
Second Presbyterian Church-Preaching
tomorrow by the pastor. Rev. w. III. Cooke.
Morning services at 1880 o'clock, Evening
services at : o'clock Strangers cordially
Bishop Kahn will preach the third dis
course of the Lenten series At the Cattle
dral, tomorrow afternoon at ) o'clock, the
subject of which will be "Faith-lts Nature
and Properties" An invitation is extend
ed to strangers.
Rev. b. Brown. Pastor of Fifth Street
Methodist Episcopal church. will close up
his work for this conference year. Sunday.
Preaching at L o'clock A. NJ. by the pastor.
.At&P NJ. by Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, of the A.
NJ +. church. The closing sermon will be-
delivered by the pastor ut : o'clock ?. NJ.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
There will he preaching at the Disciple
Church on Market street, between Twenty
first and Twenty-second. tomorrow. at IL
A. VI. and p. M, by the pastor, W. b.
Thomson. The morning subject will be,
The Last Enemy Destroyed" and in the
evening the subject will be, The Origin
and Office OF Faith" sunday school at 10
A. 81. The seats are free and a cordial iu-
- lai 30, oil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-18
THE PHILIPS PERJURY CASE
On Trial In the United States Court All
DAy. Yesterday.

The case of the alleged false swearing OF
Justice William Philips came on in the
United States Court yesterday. and occu-
pied the entire day. 1t is being tried be-
fore the following Jury:
L. L. Post, Dunmore Whiting (coIdl I.
.. Jackson, {. +. Myers, J. H. Rinehart, K.
+. Fleming, C.. W. Anderson, n. H. Van
cleye, H. A. Robinson, S. 2, Mccormick.
John 5. Cunningham and Shryer Storer.
The prosecution is being conducted by
District Attorneys Golf and Caldwell, and
the defense by MeSsrs. Dovener. Good and
Frame.
T. J. Hugus register of bankruptcy, was
put upon the stand and his examination
lasted all day. There were several sharp
passages during the examination. in which
the Court sat down on the defending coun-
sci, and in which q commissioner was han
died without gloves.
A history Of the case is rs follows:
One year ago MeSsrs. Hugus and McKen.
non appeared at court in answer to q rule
suunl0ning them " appear aud show cause
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John Raymond M .rresb =,

Seats will be sold this morning for the
play on Tuesday night. Fresh the Amer
iCan," was presented at the Park Theater,
New York, on February $, 1851, where it
ran upwards of 100 nights. Its subsequent
success, which is entirely due to the come
dy ability and undoubted talent OF Mr.
Raymond, is matter of record. MeSsrS.
Brooks and Dickson, the directors, have
spared no expense in putting the comedy
on the road. The company is unexception-
ally strong and specially selected. The
scenery includes the famous harem, which
is the only correct representation of the
Eastern holy OF holies ever placed on the
stage, and is the original, as used in New
York
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weather Indications.

wAsHrSeroN, March IS, A. N.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valleys, threatening
weather. rain and warmer; SOutherly to
westerly winds, lever barometer, followed
in west portion by rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, generally
winds becoming variable, falling barometer
during day, stationary or slight rise in
temperature followed in upper lake by
Older noSEa 10 west TiRds,
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B3ssIin9 &sistss
SATURDAY. MARCH Is, Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Isdex 70 New Advertisements.

Fancy GoodS-Miller & Frauzheim.
GlasS-W. A. Wilson.
Fine WatChes-I. q. Dillon.
Carpets, Rugs, MattingS, ,Sc.-Meudel
< Co.
Handsome GOOds-T. {. MofIat K Co.
Doors. sash, Frames, ,Ec.-Beltz & Fla
ding.
Sea Foam WaierS-I II. Diehl x Go.
Bird CsgcS-G. W. JOhnSOn'S Sons.
Wines. Gins and liQuOrs-Tidal Wave
saloon.
Table Cuttlery-NeSbitt 4 Bro.
StOyes-B Fisher & Sons.
CardS-Kirk's Art StOr.
Sealed Proposals.
Residence for Rent
Main Street Property for Sale
Real Estate Bulletin.
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Never Give Cp.

III you are suffering with low and depresS
ed spirit. loss of appetite, general debility
diSorded blood. weak constitution. head
ache, or any disease of bilious nature, by
all means procure 4 bottle of Electric Bit
tiers. You will be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that will follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength
and activity will return; pain and misery
will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice
in the praise of Electric BitterS. Sold al
fifty cents bottle, by Logan & Co.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE RE-
- modelling Of the Court House OF Wetkel
county, West Virginia, or building AN addt-
ton thereto, will be received until u NJ,
Wednesday, April j, lSS2, nj the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of the County Court Of wetxel county.
West Virginia, where plans and specifications
can he seen.
The right to reject any or nll bids IL reserved.
By onier OF County Court, Wetzcl county.
West Va. JOHN {. MCEl.DOWNEi,
marlOi Clerk.
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Returned.

Mr.. Gus Blum, of the old firm OF |. Blum
& Bro, has just returned from the East
where he spent two weeks in assisting to
select the new stock of spring goods for the
new firm of A. Sieddenbach 4 Bro. Mr.. u.
Blum will remain short time yet to col
lect his accounts when he will leave for
New York. At present his friends will
find him at old quarters, 1l04 Main street.
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The Debate, TO-NiEht,

One OF the richest performances on the
boards. will be that of tonight at the
Academy of Music. Not the Wilson Ly.
ceum, but four individual members will
debate the important question: "Was the
verdict justifable in the Guiteau caseT'
and Kemple, the komical, will preside. II
will he rich, when the halls thunders with
eloquence and lightens with wit, see if il
won't.
The colored quintette, which has made
many a summer night vocal with melody,
will sing all of the popular songs in man
ner uneXcelled. II anybody can, they can.
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LADY Cake

Take three-quarters of q cup butter
beaten TO a cream: add two cups white
sugar, one cup sweet milk, four eggs (yolks
and whites beaten separately, and three
cups of flour having through it one
measure BANNER" Baking Powder. first
mixing the powder with the dry flour and
nasSinr hnfh tn rnnoh a sinua
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Court House Business.

The following conveyance was admitted
TO record by Clerk Hook, yesterday: A
deed made the 18th day of Februory, 1882,
by Benjamin Springer and wife TO Louis
Wilhelm and f. c. Brown, in consideration
of 5000 for part OF lot No. 8, in Square
No "a.
H. ]. Fclber was appointed a Notary
Public by Clerk Hook, yesterday. Bond
$3.50, with f.. G. Cracraft rs security.
Three deeds of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder" is un
questionably the purest and most nutri
tious in the market. Every ounce guaran
teed- Samples free. Try it G. S. Feeney
No. lil0 Main street, sole proprietor.
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IuunOrfant.

No assessments OF any kind can ever be
made upon the stock of the Steadman
GulCh Mining and Milling Company, its
stock is tmiiy paid up and forever n0n-Gssess-
able. T. III. Il. HAAsH,
General Manager and Agent, Wheeling,
w Va
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A Handsome Rod.

Mr., |. G. Dillon, the jewcler last night
showed us the handsomeSt fishing rod it
has ever been our fortune to see 1t is a
beauty. 1t joints rs nicely as q telescope
and is twice as pretty
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Cheapest Gold Band French
China Dinner and Tea Sets i'm
the city, at w. III. Rinehart 81
Bros, 1915 Market street. Tel
ephOne A, So.
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prize Soar" is the housekeepers' de-
light 1t is the best cleanser in the world.
G. s. Feeney, No. l4l0 Main street. sole
agent.
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A Pine Entertainment,

A fine entertainment has been in pro.
grcSs at the Baptist church for the past
two nights, and will continue again to-
night 1t consists of series of foreign
sciOptiCou views and is certainly worth see
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-18

The cclegrated EdelweiS Flour is I'M
doubtedly the best in the market. Have
just received q large stock. Try it and you
will use no other. EDWARD REID,
No l.427 Main street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T. %. NoFAODEN,

DUILDER, l5lo MARKET Vt. tENIhAy
Id three doors above Custom Hoosa
claHses OF Building erected promptly Ak !
iKfactorily. Plans and hpsctncationa p'sp5
and estimates furnished on appiioation
full supervision given 10 buildings. r11j
ON present buildingz, and thoss ps~diH }
work In my Line, win do well 70 cell o ~
- above.
dec3 j. ID. hCIAIs
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TRUSTEES SlIe

DY VIRTUE OF A DEyp or
I'D made by Jerry CrsStocd
Crawford, his wife. 10 the undsn,, Y
dated April II. lSsO. and reN,ri.it,
Of Clerk Of the County Court ~ rs,,n ~
West Virginia, In deed OF tra.a he.S
page S6, shall, on ~
SATURDAY. MARCH
Commencing ut 10 O'Clock a, m. a.,
door OF the Court House N OHIO 49,.
Virginia, proceed 10 sell Of pah.ir -. U
the highest and best bidder. tA. -
dercr,bed real estate, that Ia 10 Nv.
OF ground situate In whesiinc. vs.. nnks
on the east tide Of Eoti Sn,,s ~
Eleventh and Twelfth STREETS. AMI 49,.
follows: Beginning NJ po,n, 90 th...s
Of Eoff street, forty.two a. .s-, n~,A J, :
northwest corner Of the Nr,hai.s ya..Ns
Church lot thence ca, andy With 49,
ern line Of = piece OF ground l-.on.'s'
Robert Strange one hundn>I I,I -
twenty (SN foot alley; thence S,,ts...
and parallel with Eod strrri elrh,.,, y. =
thence westwarily and parallel Min 49,
mt above mentioned. one hundred ~, !
Ia Eon street; thence nouhsari,y 40
east line Of Eoff street eight.~n W.. !,
place Of beginning. The property ho,x'
the above parcel ~ ground and To-, :,
frame dwelling house thereon.
Terms Of Sale. Cash.
- WIN. LINCH. r.as-
II. Il. FERGUSON ATTY. /.
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rhermOmeter Reeort,.

As taken at SchnepFs Opera House drug
store:
FRIDAY.
1AnIsassnr:.M7Px l7A.x.r2S.GS5ip Jpn.
as S. So So A % % %
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I Additional Local on FirEt Paa

The usual Merchants Lunch at
the New Mcclure Sample Rooms
daily
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To the Trade
Will raee;ye ia

Will receive daily. from March 20, Choice
Roll Butter. r. IL. Mabis. Wholesale Pro-
duce Dealer, LII Market street,
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ThiS space belongs 90 &. SicdcnbaCh
q Bro. SUCCESSORS 20 I. Blum Bro.
We viii have something TO say to the
ladies Of Wheeling and surroundings
on Monday. Don't forget To read 10 be-
fore break fast.
A. SIEDENBAOH s. BRO.
lkOs Main street.
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FoR SALE
the GRAY FARY F01 iiiI

CoNsisTlNa OF 90 .cRn u,,
~ In Ohio county, about tSrs sINlh
miles from RoneyS Point ani T,tS
Price, $500.
Pan cash; ln9uir. Of J. Chamb,o r.
yAHes L. Aawley. Wheeling. W Y,
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NOTARY PUBLIc.
ALEXANDER BONE, 3

NyorARY PUBLIc,0ENERAL Bcr1
N and Real E1tats Agent. Loan, nss1
fSctuIers' Booia opened. sIsminsd .D4 =
Estates settled, Notes, Book Acco1,s
Rents Collected. Houses Rental ana
Collections promptly RENTED. 80
made. All businss correspondence
TALLY ATTENDED 70. ssnd fos Greu u1,.s =
over CITY bank. Whsslina. W. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
stean,Jais nr5 aIilrJI>s.
4 FALL RIVER LINE.

FALL. RIVER, BOSTON, AND TIE FAST. -
Tho most agreeable route 20 the VIII TIE NOUN -,
MOUNT DE- .itI AMI all principal cihes lnau" '" -
shore resorts 81 Eng and ana the provinces
lie mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave NeuY York dailv sundays included az oo "
fro1n pier 81. y X foot Murray-st. t"nnecuoh Va
NJ rom i,r.,oA VA al > D. Jersey Cy. . y Ia
GRAND PROMENADE CoNCt"l'
every evenne by the splendid OahuS ""N
these steamers .-,t,. In
Long water route: fun nshts rest nye no,an5 Trans
Iostou snort raA ride tAnc softb| 'N'
NEWPORT LINE
FOR VEWPOkI, r. 1. DIRECT
,.r,,.-s vrNtYAKb. NANruCk tr. and SEA
u AN. Ar J, -oR- ofCAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
7h'l'E AL NtN PORI and OLD toLoNf' 90, o., 49,.
- ,-cyr. Vnr. Iulv. 1uA klys excepted AZ !. II from
a. D. RIVER .. - ..,o-,
far - sraliers make their Eastern terminus az Newpof
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