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ue ouois Fins, 81 .b0aszTt guperrns
q Tbssg 20 Uxirs. IS .25aSS.5Oi family va
e4.6O; pstent family. County s%.fosst.as'
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Observation-Disclosures
- ~ KLCENONp. -. Il d

ARRIVED.
steSnsu ? Wyanoke Hu.pner. Nev Or.
merchandise and paEseuB gers George ".
a a. G Co.. agents.
steamer Pioneer TuuL.-. Pm suelp pr "a
merchandise Ent passengers. =. " AoOGr'
rick agent.
steamer Arie. Deyo. Norfolk. United
atstes msu. merr laDdlse and passoLsert
l. 3 Tstum agent.
Schoare r David GARRISON. Ireland. Fe-ia
an. no,. railroad ron " Il. Curfia agent
schooner 4 l.. Hooper iueiLs Perth
An. boz. ~ lrOad lrOn. " Il CUT IS. agent
schooner Jennie +. simmons Williams
Perth Amocy railroad ron ". II. Curtis
Schooner p. c. Terry, Moore. New York
coal = T.. Halves
SCHOONER DON ilisDD. Rose, New : OK,
ron The Tredegar Com pduy.
schloue j Nantuseu. b0oyei New
York isou the redegar Company.
schnOr 81 Lizzie y. Hail ClOusEton New
YORK. salt h r. Williams & Co
Schooner Georgia berry Glnn, E0cklRnd
lime Warner Moore
SAILED.
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Amy. Ceps
Charles CITY, merchandise aud Passengers
r. h BAKER. agent.
schooner Bilow Emory, New YORK pig.
iron J. y. Gordon agent; vessel Curtis
Parker.
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TIE Weafher a. Richmond Yesterday
t-as clear and pleasant.
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PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. DEC 20 1854
fBv teleCraphl

By telegraph,
ARRIVED,
steamshlp Guyandor,e. Kelly, West
Point. aud sailed for New York.
SiegmEAtp March tbrl Miis. New Or
ieaus. coaIed End proceeded % Liverpool.
htea ms ID FlgInshlre BIZ Wallace Ga .
weston; cOaled and proceeded 10 Liverpool.
sieaushlp ruitans or, furst, New Or
lesns. put IL for coal.
schooners sue williams. Pesree. New
York. light; {. T. Valentine, curtis, New
York, light
SAILED.
Steamship Florida (Brl. beard. Liver
IOol, merrhendise, pucsl Line.
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COTTON KEPOR7.

COTTON hEPOR7
Market ouL
EECEf rs
A. Roanoke warehouse 2 bs.ss,
CUOTA-Iohe.
Coon NtLDLISG PIC.
lt-UDLISG.-tp
tcY LrDpILf's 3 p-lec.
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- LCUI5. peceM osr % Flour steady.
FIRM. and uuclAuged. Wheat very actiye
Hrd LiEter. opened steady. tlisBed "a
&c b e. ~ tnsu yes erdsy No. red. casa,
-psc.- January rI. $50 &C.. May 80 -
--.r. C-ru tuI hlf MN aut 80 higher
t.sr yesterday. ~ M.1ed EAST. Sue.
Iauut-v gfac Ma 80 sa3gsC. Osts very
fuI tL' lIM 10 : mixed. cash. 2sAe.
u.I Feurr6r' .r'4o Mey slEsl g. WIS.
Res frmEtSlIB. PrOyls ouf GUl and cay.
Port lower iSll5O. Lard bEre.y steady
50 S. o5ss6.lU. Bult- u4csE weak boxed
luiE-'Oug clear $3.50. shOri-rlDs. 50 65a
SIS snort clear s. IS Bacon about
sfesfv- iuug clear a. 90. suort.FiDs.
81 -CagG 81. 6L8-f Gear, a..
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Mean temperature. ............46 SO
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st. John Is following up Mr.. Blaine's
tracks in Maine and is trying to win voters
from the Republican party for the sake OF
seeing the Democracy in that State tri'
umphant. Mr.. St. Johns canvass will
only accomplish one result ilsuccesstuI' In
q prohibition State why should ne use hiu
greatest endeayors for his party which will
defeat the party that introduced prohibi'
tion and has nursed 1t ever tinCeH
Should the Republicans be defeated in
Maine st. John and General Dow may
rest assured that prohibition is Lost to
them, and that the Democratic purity will
destroy what it has taken years for the
Republican party in that State to build up.
In Pennsylvania some people are laying
the ilattefing JUNCTION to their souls that
the success Of Wolfe means the triumph
OF tho temperance party. Never will peo-
pie be more disappointed. But these
Third Party advocates seemed to be join
eli to their idols, and they will never
learn tho lesson until 1t Is too late.
Some arc uncharitable enough to believe
that they are accomplishing just what
they want to do-to defeat tho Republican
party pure and simple.
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During the last Presidential campaign
there was hue and cry raised by the
Democracy about the $4OO,OoO,OOO locked
up in the Treasury. Vice-president Hem
bricks was especially bitter in his denun-
citation Of the Republican party for this
economy, or, rather safe fnancicring.
Mr.. Hendricks harped on this on every
occasion, but failed, or refused to state
that this amount was kept for the redemp-
ton Of greenbacks and silver certificates,
which represented 1t in circulation. Mr..
Blaine in his canvass Is explaining this,
and the most obtuse man cannot fall to
accept his exposition Of the question.
After all, when the Democracy came in.
to power the Democratic President was
given a warning by the House Of Repre-
sentatives that closed the war cry Of the
campaign, that the surplus must be gotten
away with, but the Administration knew
It's business and kept lis own counsel.
In regard to the tariff Mr.. Blaine, as in
his sebago Lake speech, still sticks to the
text. He did not wish to be understood
as saying that the recent labor troubles
were the result ola Democratic admins.
tration, but he thought there was a aus.
picious contemporaneousneSs about the
two. 1.-THE Democrats should be called
upon to explain, he said, why it was that
as soon as they got into power, and began
to agltate the tariff question, there were
labor disorders. For fifty years the Dem.
ocrats had fought against protection, and
they were still fighting it, and as long rs
they had chance Of success there would
be labor troubles" He referred to the dan.
ger that menaced American labor from
the underpaid and degraded negro labor
in the South, and then speaking Of tho
benefits Of the protective tariff, took as
illustration the growth Of the steel rail in.
dustry.
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Of law, or Revised Statutes, you must know
that five clear dsys must elapse after the
summons is served, and it's been raining
now for three days and It may not clear up
for week.
There are now sold in the United States
about $3.50, 100000 worth Of paints every
year, aud raw materials TO the amount oil
half this sum are consumed in making
them. Putty Is made by all the big paint
factories. II Is made out OF whiting and
the skin Of linssed oil. 1t Is put up by the
Thousands OF tons in kegs and skins, and
costs about / cents pound to make IT,
Reed.birds have made their appearance
in the marshes in the PatapscO above Fer;
ry Bar, Md, The birds are not in good
condition yet and will not be until the
wild oats Tipen. But few reed bird g have
been seen yet, but the gunners are having
great sport in killing blaGkblrds, which are
plentiful and in good order, Doves and
plovers are plentiful, and gunneFs have
made good bags,
The Boston Transcript has experimental
with the immediate-deliyery stamp, and
gives the result OF the experiment as fol
lows: yesterday afternoon q dispatch
and a letter bearing an immediate-deIlVery
stamp were sent simultaneously to the
same address at Roxbury, the one being
left at the central office OF the telegraph
company on State street and the other al
the Boston postotfiCe. Both reached Their
destination at precisely the same mo-
ment."
There is on exhibition in o jewelry store
at Washington very unique eleCtrics
time piece, The face, or indicator, Of me
clock ia suspended by two cords, and The
electric apparatus, which Is the motive
power, hangs by q wire in the bottom o
| the window, The clock works silently
and it has been tested and proves to keeE
accurate time, No clock works OF any
kind is attached to the time'keeper, ex
Cept the hands which move only eacl
minute.
Alvin Adams, when the express bust
ness was in ita infancy, had an office and
two horses in New York, One Of these
horses was fine, fast animal and the Othel
an old broken.down nag, Packages tina
were to be delivered Immediately he sen
out behind the fast horse. OF goods tina
didn't have to be rushed he would say
l"Leaye them Tor the old hOBs," In every
express office to this day there Is an "olt
boss" room, where undelivsred and I'M
claimed packages are kept.
| A fishing party left Baltimore last week
in a yacht. The committee on supplies
provided four demijOhns, filed two dozen
lemons, one battle Angostura hiIters, foul
crates Of beer, two boxes Clgars, one cigal
box filed with poker chips, three decks o.
cards, and six bottles Of brandy, the latter
to be used in case Of sickness. No rode
reels, lines, hooks, ETC., were ordered
Nevertheless each Of the party returned
home with u large bunch OF fine fish, anu
claimed that they had given away large
quantities, being unablA to carry them.
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pl.EAKrAsr BUDGET.

The people Of Ventura, CAL, are going
70 trya novel experiment In sprinkllng
the streets with crude petroleum instead
Of water. Ills thought that oil after two
or three gpfinkles will lay the dust for
months. The experiment is looked for
with much interest.
Mr.. George Casey has In bis greenhouse
nj Auburn, N. Y, q Century.plRnt that Ia
thirty feet high aud tho stein 10 ak inches
thlck at the basa. II has thirty.two flow.
eTinV branches, with over i've thousand
bnba and bright yellow flowers. The
niSnt was purchased by Mr.. Casey Ia
1857, and Is about sixty years old.
Oscar Rouvhton and II. I, Gllmer, two
monument citizens Of Sandetsonville, Ca,
becatne engaged In 0 quarrel recently over
ths flphta Of negroes ID voting, and pulled
ihsif feyolyers and began shooting at each
other, Several ehots were fred. and
Ronvhlon received O bullet In his brain
that killed him instantly.
Water being scarce, some Cinnamon
who own q garden az Austin, New. COM
Cluded 10 sink a we'll. They struck ledge
Of ore which assayed $3.50 ton, and are
highly elAted over the unexpected hhd.
They are now In q quandAfy what 10 do
whether 10 work the mine and let the
garden 10, OF work the garden and let the
mine 90, or cell out,
Ills said that q Nova Scotia magistrate
delayed proceedings In q suit and Justified
hiS delay 90 follows Look here, II you
know anything about the htat principles
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Enslern EnropO.

Eastern Europe ia in bad state. Bull
Rarla is in feyerlsh excitement, and her
sister country, Roumania, sympathises
with her. Russia Is denying her hand in
the affair OF disruptiug the peace Of Alex
auders domain, but at the same time she
Casts her longing eyes on the fair fields oil
the kingdom OF the deposed Prince
Rusaia's ways Of diplomacy are past ind
log out, but when they are discovered
1t Is known that the other powers have
bsen dlstanCed in the ract@ for territory.
Hsrat is already in history, and from
present indications Bulgaria will be swsl-
10 Ted up, and Turkeys feathers will next
be plucked. At this distance 1t seems
that the Gear is ahead in diplomatic
affairs, and II NJ. De Giers keepa up his
Janus.iaced policy the Powers will DO flat
on their back, and no one will be strong
enough 10 lift them up.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NOTES,


The st. Louis Maroons will play the
season out.
Zauesyille will now have n chance Ia
size M the Maple Leafs aud Whipplo.
NTilIcr and Couhan will soon ha bome
"A the Sonthern league season ends abont
sentSmber /.
p;Tohrr,b no, ham ho,,r, a ,,oo.
,,ranI otiot 1;noo tSor, n,t T pas ,e VA.
on second. ''N'>
p,oL,,o,,l,. xo.,., - u,o ,,..ros,. H.,
,,,a M ~ n,,;to iS " ans VI U 'onef DIA
m"s NV LU.. qu''' ~ a"SpAo''uS I'd ~ ii'sh'
n" we, p0eu.
orJ tSsts SS a, .aSS " 'e Fon'
"u ~, 'A' - 40 .Nou. ing "A N'Oi''
me sporting I'VE says; "JSdglng from
results SlassCoCk ls q better captain than
Dunlap"
The recent record Of Tomney, OF SYRIA.
Cuse, at short field, fourteen chances with.
out an error, has not been beaten this
season.
Cincinnati yas the first professional clrb
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rAn AGILE ANp LEG AcnE.
Two simple Yet Very Effective Rem
Gdl9s.

Two hluplu Nv NstS HNNse'N
GdlGs.
Good Housekeeping,
One Of our little girls has been troubled
with ear ache since her bRbyhood. No
sores have gathered, but cold or expos
urs to a strong wind Is almost certain, TO
cause her acute suffering with ear ache,
After trying everything that l have seen
or heard recommended, have settled on
this application as giving quickest and
surest relief. 1t is o flannel bag stuffed
with hops and Wrung from hot vinegar,
/ Law the bag over the Child's ear as hot as
she will bear 1t, cover the whole side Of
the face with dry flannel, and change the
hop bag as often as 1t becomes cool. The
warm steam filling the child's ear soon re.
lieyes the pain. Shutting the ear with the
''heart Of q roasted onion, TtcklinRS Of
molasses, wads Of peppered cotton, and
Jumps OF mutton tslIOw, has never yet,
in my experience, eased earache, and
such Irritating masses croWed or poured
into the delicate labyrinth otthe ear may
do mischief,
Another child is a victim Of leg ache,
Inherited, possibly, for well do we remem'
Der what we suffered with its fortunes in
our own childhood, Heat and moisture
gave US relief, and, following in our
mothers footsteps, we have routed night
after night from our warm quarters, In the
dead OF winter, to kindle fires and fill
frosty kettles from pals thickly Crgsted
with ice, that we might get the writing
pedal extremities Of our little heir into a
tub OF hot water as quickly as possible,
But lately We have learned all this work
and exposure Is needless, We simply
wiring a towle from sailed water-a bowl Of
It standing in our sleeping room, ready
for such Gu emergenCy-wrap the limb IN
| 1t from ankle to knee, without taking the
child from his bed, and then swath with
dry tlanRels, thick and warm, tucking the
blankets around him little closer, and
relief is sure, A croupy cough can often
be loosened and prevented by swathing
the throat with dry, warm tannelsi 9 thick
pack Of them to sweat the throatand chest
often helps so speedily it is not necessary
to siCken the child with ipeCaCr or to wake
the house kindIing and preparing hot
packs.
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Tho Standing of tho Clubs General Notes
md GOssIu,

Tho Standing of tho Clubs General Notes
and Gossip.
The Chicago team has at last headed
the Detroits and have stepped into first
place. The ex.leaders are weak in the box
and unless their men get into condition
soon, their chances for the pennant are
gone.
When the Western teams 90 on their
final Eastern trip New York's chances
will loom up, rs she is now u strong third.
The other cities have not changed their
places.
In spite Of the hard luck the Browns
had at the hands OF Pittsburgh, their
chances for the flag have been in no wise
impaired. They are too far in advance
now to DO pulled down. Pittsburgh has
been playing In great luck and has done
better on this trip than at any time this
season. Louisville has dropped back to
third and Brooklyn remains in fourth
place. The others wind up the same as
last week.
@,InINuIt FuIrttp
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Tuue-Tplriter.

Having sold nine tenths Of the Writing Machines
sold in lie state we claim Il CLEARLY demonstrates
The IlIperIOrity Of our machines. below we give q
PARTIAL list Of customers using them;
Daily lntelllgencer
Daily Register.
News Letter.
W. r. Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph r. PAUL, attorney,
Russell & sIIiel, attO'reyI.
q, q, SturRiSs, attorney, MOrgantown.
John A. Hutchinson. attorney Parke5burg.
Van Winkie & Amber attorneys, PArkenburg.
LOOMS & Tayonner, attorneys, PArkGBburg.
With Flick, u. 8. District Attorney.
Hannibal Forbes, U, s. Commissioner,
lie, Dellicker, Clerk U. 8, Court, parkersburg.
Clarence Smith, Clerk Of Court, FalrmOnt
D, N, Clemens, Clerk OF Court, PaikerSburg.
D. G, IIORp, Clerk Of Court, Hinton.
X, Il. Fast, Clerk OF Court, MOrgantown.
Manufacturers insurance Company.
Peabody Insurance Company.
UndGrwriterS' insurance Company
Anderson 4 Atkinson, Insurance Agency,
Elw. ". Dunaway, City Receiver,
Vance, Hughes y Co.
ZarnitS IIros,, Brokers.
Junction Iron Works.
Whitaker Iron Works,
Laughltn Iron Works.
BenWoOd Iron Works.
A. J, Sweeney & eon.
Hobbs, DroCkunier & Co.
For full particulars In regard to terms Of sale and
'O' '"'"''SN Z. L. ROSE & CO.,
aul4 IS Twelfth Street.
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otnaha World.

MIR. Dlank-"1s Mrs. Do Blank at
homer" Btldgot-"No, mnGmi she's 81 at
"Indeedl did not know she had gone
East" Bridget-"1S them places East,
mumP' Mrs, BlRnk-"YeS." "Brldget-
"Thln I've got the names wrong, num,
for which I'm very sorry, fer she told me
to be perliculer. II was westwards that
she went, mum, ! know, for l watched
the wagon mile"
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WmEELING, ", VA AUGUST so, 1880,
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
FIRST DISTRC,

Alta meeting Of the Republican Executive Com
mIttee,lor the Fiat Congressional DISTRICT u "ss'
virginia, held at Wheeling, August IL 4sSo H"@
ordered; ,u. 81, ,,o
Tint a Convention OF the Republicans Of the
FIr, Congressional District Of Vest Virginia be
called 10 meet at Weston, W. Va, on TuHDAf'
SEPTEMBER Il, 1855, for the purpose OF placing In
nomination Republican candidate Tor Colr'eSs
In said DhtiIct, and for the transaction Of any
other business that nay pTopGrly come before the
Convention,
The Republican papers Of tho Fiht District arc
respectfully requested to publish this call
G. u. CALDWELL, Chairman
o. q, ECoFlELD, EeCrCtaEy.
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4eaI Estate.
FOR SALE.

A GOnoral Merchandise Store al Barton BELMONT
county, Ohio; good trade and location NJ u u9v
opening for good business man. Blllllng g o1 nn
bf.ts Of large EIorcfOOm OH ilftt iOOt MOftIoon VI
second floor aud SlK TOOmGd dwelling, Naiula y, y
Si,6OO Stock In store IL valued nt sl,oN sp -
will 10 reduced or lnvOced ~ suit pilftba,f ~, ,
two small dwelling houses aud b0cksIll'I H .''y
adjoining. VIII tUIl Ba whole OF dinuu ''''
Dwelling House No. 2DiO ChApllne street sfon,d5
u feet front, running 10 alley lOOieoi, SIN '"4
six small rooms. Price, $685. ,,...,tl,,,
No. 81 Nineteenth street, q largo Dtlck p"e'""s'
u fOOnhGi IA valued Al ti,UyO. ,..,,,tr
No. 10 Sixteenth street, rooms, Hhhhca A''''
two halls, IA valued NJ 2,aDO, .,,..,o,,c.
400 Acre Farm, 100 acres cleared, Al SlJ lth
less than two miles from Board Iico s1A'iOh VI" guy
u. 4 D. Railroad. ,..,.,, ,.,
No 200 Market street, half lot, rents lot ''W l3
annutn, Can 30 bought for GJ,UO 49,. ,,i
No, 2S0i Main street, new business hOu'V "''
DWClllDgi eau DO bought for R,NO. o., t.o,
No. Of TWCntybccOnd ltiyOl, BfOuhu W wv
square, eau 10 bought iof SgN'
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mao. r,cnr.Ipn, 10 8. clnlr.,lllo l.nIr

w WUI ENUWFAIOhl 70 80 UIhlFHVIIIO FNIF'
The Baltimore 4 Ohio will run trains at
excursion rates 10 ~, Olairsvllle Fair, Sep.
TENDER Let, ID and 81, leaving Wheeling at
1928 A. NJ, landing passengers direct at the
fall ground gates without change. Return.
Ing leave ialt ground station al 1880 +. IL,
Tho Fair Association have Just completed
an elegant hall.inile track, Everybody
should spend q day In the most beautiful
iait grounds In the State.
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SATURDAY, Tho 25lh DAY OF sEPTEMDER, 1850

TERMS OF sALE-one.thi'd and us much mofc
as tho purChAer elects TO pay IN cash on thed day
sale the balance In two equal installmeRis ~ QUO
and two years, notes bearing Interest from We Gsy
OF SalG 10 be given for the deferred payments, tho
buildings 10 be kept insured for the benctl Of t1s
deferred payments, and tho title retained uhul
payment Is made In full. .....,.,, ~.
-, uuDt
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LADIES, we have taken the agency for
Hsrpera Bazaar Patterns, and have Just
received full stock OF new and latest
styles. Please call and obtain catalogues.
When here, please examine the Queen Of
Sewing Machines, "lhe Standard"
Respectfully,
;EDw. l.. IosE & Co.,
Dealer in Standard and White Machines.
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a TtlS1 IIElnrllY Tor 1IIllou.nt...

Those who suffer from disorder OF inaollOn oil
the liver will never gel Tie upper hand Of the TIN
fuly organ 40 long M they use such irrational rem
edlCs a. bite pill, CalOmOl and pOdOphylln. but
from the tried and popular medicine, lioststtSt'a
Stomach ittotS thOy may expect relief with GER
.Ainly Of Obtainlhgit The influence Of the Bit.
ten upon lilo great hillary gland Il dlrCce power
iJi and SPEEDILY felt The relief Afforded IA not
spasnOdl6, but complete and permanent The
sAllOWtlg9 81 the skill, iufted appearance Of the
tongue, Indigestion, C0ltlyentss heat Ape nausea,
every accompaniment Of lh0 obstinate complaint
are entirely aud Promptly removed by U1ilBe Oi
this inestlfnAble nedlcln6 III behalf d which tts
timony u constantly einAhAtlng from OyOfy quar-
lOe, aud from all CLASSES 0l society,
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A coilinmAksr having apartments 10 let
posted his bill announcing the same upon
d cofini lodgings iot single gentlemen"
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FoR RENT.

No. iOi Fifteenth street, rooms" @';;.',,'' "
No. iaB ALLEY II, rooms west VI MoIo'V'" in ID
street ,1tc rn ~ v
No. ilY7 Main street, business house WIN 0he
Of the beat hydraulic el0yAtOrt III lhe ciV'"
No. l26 Fourteenth street. rooms ,""'''"'''' 4, "A
No. 90 Eighteenth street, 0tO0nis"' "''''''' IN "a
80 Sle5 NAH bueeL 1iss1 y ,"oI,s W
30 W WgnIy;seyepln. uVes' "'O' '''''' 10
No. Pa9 Alloy q, z fbOfnS",,NU,,.''' I'd
No. 1914 EOif htfCet, rooms ,.,"'.,.'''''''" ID
No. Ia ALLEY 10, 0 toOuiA,,,""''''''''''
JAMES A. HENRY,
Reai psiAie Agent Collector, and Notary Pubic
aug ONES, so iGll Mntsel -. .llL-.-.
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SATURDAY, THE 4th DAY or sEPTENDER, lgi
TRUsTEE's SALE.

by virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust made by Bridget
NO0ne TO me us trustee, tho iiEt dated september
8, 1854 recorded IN tho OlllCG Oi the ClCFk Of the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. ID
Decd Of Trust book No. -, page s.: the second
dated April 0, 1885, recorded In said Clerks Olte
In Decd Of Trust Hook No. - pNgO l3l, Will sell
al public auction ut the front door Of the Count
House Of Ohio county, on
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STOCKs FOR SALE!
V0R SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

The following Lots on Wheeling Island belong
ing 10 the estate OF the late VIM. Mccoy, VIZ,
Lot6 No, GO, 67 and u on Broadway,
Lots No, SO and 50 on York street
Lots No, %, 100 aud l0l on Virginia street
Lots No. l0l, los, 10 and Ill on Huron street
Lots No. IL, 100 aud lS9 on Wabash street
Lot No, lIi on Water street
au29 ". v. HOlE Il BRO. 1900 MaFketSt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-30
TRUSTEE's SALE OF CENTRE
II WHEELING pROpERTY.

BY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust made by Austin
Maley and Julia A. halcy, Ills wife, 70 me
1885 and recorded In the office Of the Clerk o. lAe
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. "
Decd Of Trust Book No, ~, page 100, VIII tSll AZ
public auction Rt the front dOOrot tue Court H0uS
NJ Ohm county West Virginia, on