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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-09

IL THE JUSTICES COT RT. PRECINCT NO
l In in the Coanty of 20 hi-e, Territory Of
4AIiZor 4. A. ]. Ritter. Trustee Tor Caldwell a
= ford, plain if, Joseph Merit, def nd
:: before Z. Wv ri j. p. demand, Sl23G'
The Tcrrii' ~ OF Arizona a,nds Rretth hg
J"s ph Merritt. de eDdtht You ar. ner by sum
mOn aid required 10 appear hrfore me at my
,fii in Tombstone. Comfy of Cochise on the
2Sth day If January. A. d., 1851. at 10 o'cl,.ck
laintif, VIII, demands Of you that you are :.
dt.iei 10 him in the of one
hundred and twenty IN ee dolsre, for
goods. war and merchandise Supplied to YOU
by plaintiffs AT your special instance and request.
dur ~ the y ar 1881 And if you tail To appea'
and aifw said compliant ter,in required,
the pl intif will take Jadgmei az inst you
nand. d and for the cnst- of this sut Given ~ =
de- my band this 2S day OF Nov 'mher. A. d.
1858 c. +. ALVORD, d. p
IN THE JUSTICES COURT. PRECINCT NO.
Arzo u, 4. j. Ritt r, Trustee for Ca w.li A.
SInntr'. plaintiff ". Dave Humphre, defrn
art ID 10 e &. f. Alyord. j. l. dem N s3l 4
/ L Tc ritory of AriZoI sens gr, g no n
Dav. liumphr Y, dcfendant IOu ". Ter, bv sun :
moieh and " qnrei t. 2Hrea D + re IN. at m,
ff1c' III Tombstone, Con " ~ 4 i-r on n O
2oth ia, Of January, A j., lSS6, II 10 o clock I,
m. 10 answer the coml.lai:lt of i g alb v nan ed
plain. H. VIII demDn nds yol that Won are in,
dollar, for 2 .ods. wares aud u.erc andise snn
p Il t'yo ~ pl,int fl. NJ your special insane
md request. during the year less End ifv.uf1
TO appear I'd an W said complain nj as herein rr
quice''. the pl.intJf ill take Judgment arai :,
% ~ demanded and 'or the cosrs OF this ; in
Given IN Ter my baud this 2Sth day. # Nov NH
A D. 1883. Z. Z. ALVORD, j. P.
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as loss 0i memory, zassitude, nocturnal ennis
siOns, aversions to society, dimness OF vis-
slot, noises In the head, the vital fluid pass-
ing unObserved through the Lrine, and many
other diseases that lead to insanity aud death.
DIR. Minte. who 10 a regular graduated
physician, will agree to forfeit five hundred
dollars for "a case Of this kind that the Vital
Restorative (under his special devise and
treatment) will not cure, or for anything i'm
pure or injurious found in it. nr. Mintie
treats all diseases successfully without mer
cvry. Consultation free Through exam
inAtion and advice, including analysis Of
urine, IS. Price of VITAL Restorative 81 80
bottle, or four times the quantity jOr IS;
sen, To any address upon receipt of price, or
=. o. ID, secure from observation and in pri-
vate maze. il desired, by A. E. MlNTIE, NJ.
DIR. No ~ kearny street, San Francisco, Cal.
DR.. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, NErHRLrI-
Gun curse all kinds Of kidney and bladder
complaints. gcnnOrrhes, ,lecueOrrhtrA, gleet.
For sale hy al druggists; 81 bottle, six
bottles IS.
DR.. Miriie's Dandeiion Pills and the best
Id cheapest dyspepsia and bilious cure in
''market. For sale by all druggists.
Sample Bottle Free,
'lbe sent to any one applying by letter
stating symptoms, scx and age. Strict Sc
"rccy in regard to all business traus actions
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-09
IN TIE JUSTICES COUKT. pRECINcI

\ No. one. in the County o. Cochise. Territor,
OF ArizoNI, \. j. Ritter, Trustee for Cadwri
4 SsaniS'd ;.lain'if' John Moor. d. feLdant: be.
i'5F T,e e. Tsr4,,Mrr F. AT@rd, ~ y demand SEQ.
Jvnn Moore. defendant You a. e hereby sum.
monei e. appear before me at nv ofi.c in
lontstor", Couniy O; Cocnise. on the .S h day
OF Jaru:i.. \. ID. 1886, a. 10 o'clock, to an-w,:l
I, the compliant 'f the aboy. named piai,ritf
VINO demands ol you that u sr. Indebted /,
MIN in the sum of fwebta dollars for good
wares ami merchandise. frlrn shed 10 Won h,
plaln,in Al yoIr =; ;ecial in-ianc- and con 81
and interest ther'on. during IssI And # YOU
lail TO pe:r and wcr said complaint ~ H. "a.
IN occurred the Flai tn vii take Judgment
against you A. Il Inanded aud f the cost. q,
November. y. d. 1Ssi '
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-09
INTHEJUs ICES COURT. PREcINCrNo.

HNTHE JUS ICES COURr. .PRECINCrNO
On, IA III County o. Co hi.e, Ter 1t ny Of
Ai;En' 4. ) j. E!-;"r. Tiust'c for Caldwell a
Sianf I'd. Init I Y Ii"hry Wo Icy. de endaut
be ore c. E. Alvo d. j. p. demand. S2GG.
Ia rr Or If =. zp.a send- greeting to
Mr.. corcoran defendant; lcu are .here by sum
moYeG and -equj. d IA, pear bri, re me AT NV
tfhC' IA TJM5-. one. tohntv Of Cochis'. on TIE
2olh d y "i janua Y, !. D.. 1856. al i0u'c ock q
IN 10 tnsw il' mpiilt 1 Ih" above named
aintif, who cema of yna hat Y Il ar in-
deb!cd 10 HIM III the -um Of thirty SIX dollar.
y,I"d>. waTc- d lcHandiSe III E;s eli 10
you ny plant fl at yOnr special instqnc-. and re-
guest during IN year 1851 \ II yoi fail TO al
pear AID snswe- salG complaint .crcin rrquir-
ed. the p.ainlif " il lake judgment az inst YOU
a. demSndcd and for the c,'-t Of Ih- suit Giy,n
und'~ my hand thi- 2stn "a. Of Novembcr
D., 1885. C. E ALVORU i p
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-09

TN THE JUSTICES COURT. PRECINCT

TN THE JUSTICES COURT. PRECINCT
i No. one. in he Codntv Of Cochisr. Terrific v
OF Arizona. \. j. Kite Trustee tor CaCwell i
Stanford. plaintiff ". Geo ge McK-lyey. defend
ant; before +. 4 VOID, j. p. demand, 2O.15,
The Terri ory Of AriZont d. greet ng 10
&c ,rge Mckelvey. Cefrndant: loI are hereby
summon ID ana quired t. appear efo e al
my : flee in Tombstone. County of ochise. Oh
the !Sth day of January. A. ID. 1885, ut 10 O'Clock
n m. to an hc IN laint of the asoye
named plaintiff, who d. mands of YOU that you
are indebted q him II the sum f twenty .5-lI0
dollars. for = ods. wares and merchandi e. s.. p
pliei to you. yuur -pcc Il instance. aui quCst.
during the year l-Si. And If you fail to appear
and ans" er said complaint a. herci requi ed,Ihe
plainiiff viii take judgment against yoI as de
mar ded and for the COSTS # this ear Given up-
Ger my hand this 2Stn day Of November, A. ID.
1885, L. L. ALNORD, J. T.. .
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-09
The Great English Remedy

II is q never failing
cure for nervous de =
bilitv, exhausted vi
tality, seminal weak.
ness, spermatOrrhea,
lost maphOOd. impo-
tehey, paralysis. and
all the terrible effects
OF self abuse, youth
fOllies and excesses In
m ature years-Such
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-12-09
IL THE JU -IcE's COURT. PRECINCT

L No. q e III tte'h uuty of och;se. err tory
of AR 20 n. J Ritter. Irnst e tor e dwell and
anfnd. plaintih, ". ", &. Green, cefe d.
an: he o e 4. + A!v ri. j. T.. etnani. $3.50
Toe 7 ri ~ ut -iriZoLa seUds gr-eti tn
SAa-. CdtCh an, dozen AN iuu ave !Crcb
summon and r, qH red l. APP ear h"f r, me at
nv Otii NIB "Hp Conn -! e. ,i,,.. uE
thc ,s,h Gay of No. mbe \ y. lso5. u 10 O'Clock
a. M. inc COMP l.. oi he above
'tt .- e.! (? aintif who nd. ui ydu ia ,o.
ac ludeDIe tC Inn i! the sI;m ui Two fundrcd nd
Six dula :. for :. a.. wares a,a merchan e
= i-ird toy "a a. vour - rial .sr1' c AZ! 'e
qlCst Ir, :. tiIc years 1881 a. Il 1875 a1d if Vou
'll - aI'pcur and ats rr laid complaint a. here
Ia required, lhe iiint # will axe judg
aGali- yoi - dem d"i md iur t.r costs OF this
sat. Given urdc- my hand this 2sth dsy No
vember, a D. 1885. &. +. ALVORD, j. 7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
PRODUCE.
MAaSMnX.

But;er-Prime to choice creamsry 800
2pe, choice dairy l29llc; gccd to prime
country roll l0c; commsa mixed
stock 5@6c. Fair demand.
Beeswax-Ouoted at 2S@322 4 ID.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 81 4O8
l 80 per busheI; string beans. aew, 81 5Oi9
l - per bushel.
Dried Fruit - New evaporated pared
peaches 25@25c; impaired do l5@i6c;
raspberries 2j930c; backberries loo.
New sundried, apples, chartered, TEl93ci
sliced, 6GTc; peaches, nav haiyes,o398fc;
do quarters, 7!c; do pared l59l8c;
do bIack5erries Sc; do Psspberries 22925c;
pi,ted cherries l2@l4o. New eyaporated
sdples 7GSc. Market on Dried Fruit nom.
inal; demand slow.
Cheese-Ssles IN a joking way of prime
mid Ohio factory at 9@l2ic; New York
l43@l5c; Sweitzer lS9 l5ci LimbergaF II
Gle.
Eggs-strictly fresh stockin good demand
at l3o 2 doz.
Feathers-Choice, 5O955c in original
psckages, 4(G5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, l892Oe;
choice buckwhest, l6@lSc. :,
Nuts-Shelbarks, 81 25@l 50; black wal
nuts, 5O@6Oc; chesnuts IS o094 90.
Onioa5-New Bermuda onions s. 70 per
bushel II,
SGSi q h; new 81 5O9l 70.
Potatoes-5O@6Oc per b1sheL New,
prime s. 1901 90 per Dbl. Cuils - aVIS
: 90. =,
Poultry-Live chickens, 81 5o95 60 y
dozen: do chickens, ll@l2c; do ducSs IL
@lSc. Good demand.
Rags-Steady at ls@lSc fo1 white mix
ed cotton; I0lic for all wool and ltl9tc
saeds-Sales Of timothy seed at 81 2o9
> 90 = bushel; clover, small seed - 0o9
6 O5; large, Sc OC@6 2j. as to 91a!ity.
Sweet cider--Country sweet q W per
Lssd-Counry prime, these, demand
Taliow-Couu:.y, 4ici city, sc; demand
good. o,a, s,io b,,ba,
crates.
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~ ACID BAPTIST MINISTER.
Two More Important Gases.

..... ...... G, E......,r.. a.. ID, go D .-.-
VOL. u 49, $500 '., - 70" -
r' '...S., -, ~ u =. q - ~
" 80. .. . ,-S 49, - ~ p a.
- -, -, - %, -.
- - ' :, - 80 -. - :. - /.
,r,.-,r..'.s ~ 80 D., =, ' ,uo
's a., h. -. -. = - =,
-'- Us ~ ~, - -. - tS -!I,. az
., .1-. - - - -; - 80. $50 ,,.SH
..- .,-... ' E'0' We '1' 49, "''.Ns
- go .' n ~ ~ Ia IA g.e0 Elt'!.E a.
-. -''-..' /. AS-..e1
' IL - 81 me ~ pm
.... a. ''''I% sue pa'' -AT'e
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LIVE STOO3.
wheeling,

Tne market "a very good, this week.
N ssrs. Hudson b Bayhs furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, 81 seas 90 for sll kinds.
Hogs, market fair; a394i Per ID.
Sheep, dull; pose.
Lambs, good, active; 3!@jc.
Calves, & 0O@6 GU per head.
Fresh COWS, $50 00035 50.
New York.
New York, June lS.-Beeyes-Receipts
none; dressed beef irmer at S@9!c per
pound. Exports 200 live cattle SCI quar-
te-s beef and $50 carcasses mutton.
Sheep-Receipts IS cars; market dali;
common to good S@43c per pound; COM
mon 10 prime Southern lambs 59Sc.
Hogs-Receipts 2,470 head; none offered
alive market nominal; selling range - 80
a 40 per cwt.
East Liberty.
East Liberty, June lS.-Live stock IN
active and steady. Cattle-Slow at IN
changed prices; receipts 1883 head snip
ments l $50 head. Shipments Yesterday to
New York none.
Hogs-Steady aud firm; Philsdelph'as
s. 2O@4 %; Workers, 81 lO@st 20; re-
ceipts $500 head; shipments. l.4oO head.
Shipments yesterday to New York " car
loads.
Sdeep-Dull. but unchanged; receipts
5000 head; shipments 1900 head.
Chicago,
CaIoAso, June l8.-The Drovers' Journal
reports Cattle, receipts $500 head ship
meuts $500 head; market choice, steady
and generally 10 cents lower shipping
steers, $50 70 1900 pounds 81 zoos Soi
stockers and feeders s. 1904 90; STOP
fed steers 81 $500 So; through Texas cat,
lie, fair supply market steady; cora ted
81 OO6}4 IS; grassers, $50 to l,O5o pounds
81 1904 90.
Hoss-Receipts 27,5OO head; shipments
1900 head market opened 59lCc love-
aud closing Grm; rough mixed Is oo9
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tenure acts. 1t is no discredit TO them.
apart from their present holding on, to
say, what everybody knows, that they were
active, Jealous, earnest and conspicuous
Republican party workers To their efic.
ieucy as such, they were indebted
for their original appointment,
Is it fair to their Democratic friends and
neighbors, who naturally desire to see Dem
ocrats put IN their places, for these gentle
meu to hold on under the plea Of civil ser
vice until the former are driven to the dis
tasteful task (far less difficult than diss'
greeable), to furnish the President with
evidence of their jealous work for the Re
publican party in the past?
But let US assume that the Democrats,
after having been driven 20 the necessity Of
furnishing evidence, etc, to the President,
should tail 10 make out good case
against any one Of these gentlemen? What
results? An adverse judgment against the
complainant, aud what does such Jadg
ment imply? Supply that Officer A, or
/ Officer Is, Fever was good Republican;
| that whilst pretending to President Grant,
/ or President HAYES, or President Garfield,
/ or President Arthur, that he was useful
| and conspicuous member Of the g. 0. p
one who would and could look after the IN.
terests OF the party in Wheeling and West
Virginia-and that Repubicanism in this
State would be advanced by his promotion,
that whilst pretending all these things,
he in fact, did nothing-was
mere drone in the hive-sitting all the time
in his Office, keeping bis clerks from the
polls, &c. Now, would retention in Office
bv such a showing be desirable? Would
not result in making A or an Obje'
suspicion, if not Of contempt, to- ~
paIty-and o! unpopUiarIty with the nnbI
81 large.
, But there is not one Of the 4 go,r.
whose record is so iastarF ~" .:ne
, each and all excellent pTr- they We
the last Presidential workers, up
everything in their S'eenon they d
success OF the u power 70 pEo%ote u
Dorers. TO show by the dali
: Sst ol that period, with little help fro
{ rosItioDs that they, by their maufIl an
energetic work il the canvass did "oi-n
IN a political sense or Democratic brethre
did, as every true Republican official
tie land did, violate the letter of the Civ
Service laws in furtherance OF party success
Their friends hOnoEed them for il, and f
= that very reason they would have chad
, Republican been elected) been retained
- office or promoted higher.
II By q volunteer resignation on the groun
/, that they are not in sympathy with II
Democratic administration, they may Y,
). hope to retain the respect OF the public al
the gratitude OF their own party. But
y they wait until they force the Democrats
the city, through their Executive Commi
tee, TO establish proof Of their party loyalt
! ard service, they will after time fin
u themselves sans Office Stunned By RepubI
/. cans and laughed at BY Democrats.
y. SUM CCly~E.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
FlNAHCE AND THA0s,

nuney I l.: Per Cent Governments IN
active aud Wsak---StoCks Highcr-FIour
Bu.i GhA UEChauG Wheat Higher.
New iORS, June lS.-Money on call
easy al !. per cent. prime mercantile paper
40 per cent, Foreign exchange quiet
81 q unchanged.
COVER. NENTS-Inactive and weak, quo
ta;orS showing decline of | to per
ceIt the heaviest decline being in the threes
art tours
Threeg zee. .......,,,,i0i
Fous and ANAL
toLrs tSlPvHs
Pacific Skies Of ls95."
STATE SECyRITIEs--Quiet,w ih.s quotations
generally strong,
RAlLwAYS-lhe business today was tie
largest for the current month, the total sales
being -, 81, OUO.
SToCEs-The market to-day as measured
BY The number Of shares bought and sold,
l,S7,700, was not more active than yester-
day, but there WAS much better supply Of
rumors and greater interest was taken in
transactions. The leading features
Of todays market may be said
to have been the strength of
NaNdeTOIjS ana tLe weakness VI LhCAA-
wanna. 1t is reported that the Vanderbilt
party has parted with so much New York
Central stock that It has virtually lost con-
troll, and there was talk about efforts Of
Pennsylvania and Lackawauna, and also
movement said to have been made BY Mr..
Gould 10 estab ish through Eastern connec-
ton for Wabash by way OF the Grand Trunk
ard West Shore was received and predic-
tons were freely INDUCED in tina. surprise
was in store for the New York Cen.
tral party. The street was also well
supplied with statements showing that
the coal trade is in very unsatisfactory con-
dtiCn, which may have aided the bears in
depressing the price Of Lackawanns. At
tie opening the market was weak and
prices yielded from / TO Z, led by Union
Pacific, Pacific Mail and New York Central,
while Lackawanna declined per cent. In
the afternoon each of the general list re-
manned about steady until near the close,
WREN it showed some signs Of being tired,
bu. closed steady a. little below the best
prices of the day. Lackawsana lost | per
cent. The's,ult Of the days operations is
q general advance amounting to !. 10 ! per |
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PETROLEUM,

Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, June l6.-0il-Petroleum
market active and firm; National Transit
certificates opened at 81 c; closed at 81 Ic;
highest size; lowest size.
T1tusville.
TITUsYILLE, June lS.-National Transit
certificates opened at Sic; highes. 81,
lowest Sic; closed at size. Shipments
for entire oil region GO, 500 barrels; charters
l0j,T9I.
New York.
Nav YORK, June lS.-Petroleum con-
tinues dull but strong. The opening and
lowest price today was 81 Ic, highest 81 &c;
market closed strong at Sl!c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, June Sensational Tran
sit certificates opened at size; closed at
81 &c; highest Sl3c; lowest size; runs Co.
45j barrels; total shipments G2,6SO barrels
charters 1867 barrels; clearances $685.
600.
On Cry, June lS.-Crude Oil-National
Transit certificates opened at Sic; high
est sligo; lowest size; closed at 81! &c.
Sales l,ll0,000 barrels; clesrances $780,
0Q0 barrels; runs 63,4Sj barrels; shipments
81 ,j44 barrels; charters l05,794 barrels,
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NAILSs3 rs UiHD.
whaling,

Wheeling.
The nail market is active. Nails, fence
and b-ads - lOd to cod, 81 q; 50
and Cd, 81 90; cd and ID
81 IS; 4d and Sd, 81 90; Sd, SO Is; ID
S. 90. Barrel-2 inch, S. %; | inch,
S. %; l inch, 81 IS; |! inch 81 90;
1t inch, So Is; II inch, s. 25; |! inch
S. 90. Lining-J inch, Sc rs; 1 inch.
So IS. Tobacco Hhd-l0d 81 Is; Sd
IS 90; Cd and I'd, s. %. C'inch-All
sizes, 81 90. Slating-5d, 1925, Id, 1925;
Sd, 81 90; I'd, IS %. Finishing-l inch,
81 %; II inch, Sc Is; l I inch, 81 so; Il to
II inch, 81 %; inch, 81 90; 2! inch, s. Is:
3 inch and over, So so. Casing and Box
ing-lOd to sod, So 90; Sd, So Is; Cd, 800;
i'd s. Is; Sd, 81 IS. Fine Blue1-id,
81 90; I'd, IS 25; I'd, Sc 90. Cut Spikes
All sizes, s. 50. Boat Spikes-All sizes,
% 90. Each half key lOc extra.
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come wET,

LII trains daily except Sunday.
Fu..mAu's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
h!ough without change from steubcByi.ls East 70
Philadelphia and New YORK. West 70 Collmb us.
On Hnnsti, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
:. Louis,
Fox thro57h tickets, baggage checks, sleeping rN
srconlno istiOns, aud any further information ap-
n.y 10 JSO 9. ToMLfESON, Ticket Asen. q: Par
rir1le station. foot Of Eleventh. street OF al City
Ttcfst Once, under Mcclure House, Wheeling
JAMES HcCREA,
harasaT, Columbus, Ohio
Z A. FORD,
Cent Pass and Ticket AGENT. Pittsburgh Pa
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d * L Y
Weekly Register
-. 8 8 S -

VIII be greatly improved and strengthened in al
departments. 1t will be carefully edi,ei tor seners
circulation. 1t will be uneIcelled as . State new
paper, aud . Journal adapted to the sroRE, ths
OFFICE, the FAMILY and the PRESIDE. II will b
INDEPENDENTLY DEMOCRATIC, a. the ORGAN OF
THE STATE AND NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.
Every issue viii contain carefully compiled 70.
'ume Of all the county, State, national and inter.
national news. The do!nSs at WASHINGT TON vii
~amply recorded from every standpoint
All happenings OF interest at Washington, to our
neighboTtng Congressional Districts OF ohio ana
Pennsylvania, together with all local news prepared
ny corps o: experienced new, CATERERS In every
village and hamlet wlthina radius o. dfty m!les,
"noeitng, vii! lie chroniced faithfully a. they %.
cur:
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate,

T'HL UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE, 81 VIE
/ tue o! a deed Of trust executed TO Inn by
Gturr. knowles, Edward Rnowles and Virginia /.
Knowles bis vile, daied the 3lst day Of May, 1873,
AM recorded In Deed OF Trust Book No. ~. on psse
IL, in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Count! Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, vii! on
Saturday, the 1Ith Day OF July, 1885,
at 10 O'clock a. m, at the front door Oi the Coir
HoIEe OF Ohio county, West Va, proceed 70 80 at
ru lie auction to the highes: and lest bidder, the
70. W iDz property, to Wit: Al the riHht t!ii' an
in'.Tt't Of George Kn0wes, Edward knpEie, aud
Ni--iHla /. Knowles In and 10 tue following real
estate: Fifty feet square Of the west end o. that
o. Or parcel Of sronnd situated IN the ailiton 10
me q ' OF " heeing which was all out BY Moses
" Chsp;ire and Other. and designated on tie plot
,btreol IS lot 20 A.. icing all that part lying 10.
tscen The western boundary OF said lot ali Line
dr,ED rar; I'll 10 and t'y feet frJm the sans
h, vrGzy scroS. the lot froEl north ~ south; aaf
sI.o ~ lie Iixht, title and lLtere' q sad Goo. 90
Er1Elr., Ed~ad Knowles md virginia l..
Epoy .r, g. ard to the part Of lot No.
n In The addition TO the city o. Whse..ns laid
~, by Moe. W. CEapiIe and others, beg ing NJ
n. rrrtLz estern conner Of said lot: tEesTs Long
Ito northern BOUNDARY Of said lot in ea's;I IL
rection f,ty feet; thence in southern lirsc!oa 4:
ri \, ANGLES vi the northern ltBe Of aid lot e ira
.. thence in western direction parable! with the
nor:h and south lines Of ssid 1T MY fA.: % Al
ally; thence in o northern direction along -
v.ieru boundary o! said lot 70 the place c! eey'n.
ming.
Ia able in cash on day OF sale, the other IA: p2ya-
H in ore wear from dsy Of ,a.e with inter - - ga
N from day Of sale At SIX per cent pei aaaTm, ,is
% IlhsseT giving his note for the dee-npl Iis:i
mart With Fooi security and tha t.'ia hHgg -
tpnsi until al tina purchsSe morev h19 bAa1 81.
JOHN o. PESDLEEoS, Tr1stea
J. CHAMBERS HzRysT. Agcaaresr. lss,
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REGISTER!
ETHER
DAILY OR WEEKLY,

Which, under the new management, shar! he ex
ywhaI was stated edi,ovla!ly the morning alter
.I1mitr, viz: Thoroughly and RELIABLY Dxyo
CRATIC, with no faTor for any person or faction
within the party to tho detrimsnt OF toe vho,s
party. When the nominations are made BY the
regularly constituted COZ Vent,on o: the party thea
he REsrSrKs willard oa;y theu-give is IN.
qualified support 20 the nominees.
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cnCn A NOSTH-AGENTs vAETED-BE3T
SkJu selling articles 10 The z9r'. o. sap
address Jar BR0SS SON, Detroit. Ni,a.
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Ii. u. a.. HnIlrond.

Is "a. G.. Railroad. &c..
leave RC,laifc At e 50 p. m. for o1alme.hs;e'
Leave Beairs n $40 \ N. for oomerne'd ANU
ITagc rellslre ut $50 p. III. for Woodsded.
ATrlya al Beilaire, S:2o q. M, li:OV a. NJ ANU
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AT CHARLESTON

The REsBrxs will continue to give the news ems.
mating from the CAPITAL after the renewal
Charleston Jus; the ane as heretofore, 50 that ersr,
citizen wishing to know what 10 transpirng at tbs
SKAI oY GovKRshKsI must continue to take ths
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on SUNDAYS.
Leave tine city 81 :. N. and run every h.,ur until
p. n.
Leave Wheeling Park So p and run every hour
Until ~ p "a G. HiRSCH, Supt.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A HRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
n EXCLAMATION OF RlyERxSCs Marks: "Daly.
fSunday excepted MONDAY excepted. Wheeling
Tina
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CHIC RIVER RAILROAD.

TrIAE TABLE, CORRECTED TO MAY 10, 1855
/ Trains Leave Pa -Esnd!a station, fo 81 Eey.
entb ,rrect, near public landing, as follows Cen.
tre. s.encard Time-NhioA Is IS minutes slower
thar Wheeling time:
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York.
New YORK, June l8.-There has been
a laLge business in bleached cottons, in.
Huenced through reduced prices as follows:
Wamsutta, Pride Of the West and Waregsn
Hundred, Sc inch fine bleached cottons re-.
duced &c each, Fruit of the Loom, &c inch
bleached reduced to 74@75c; bleached to
&c: AT these prices large sales have sue.
ceeded and higher prices must soon fol-
low, buyers should put their orders in at
once.
COTTON.
New York.
New York, June Is. - Cotton -
Quiet but steady with prices unchanged;
futures closed weak; June lO.3Oc;
July lO.$2ci August l0.42c; Septem-
Der lO.l7c; October 9.9jc; November
9.S6c; December oslo; January $3.50;
February loose; March lOl6c; April
10. 26c