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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-12
The INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

CORNER FRANKLIN STREET, NEW YORK.
Offers iuduc-rrfts NFECuASTs and visiting
New York uusu ss-d ty hotel t. the Metropolis
The follow among The advantages which II possesses
ami Eiicu vii. be appreciated hy 81! tTas elers-
lst central location, convenient TO places Of business
as Tuil as places OF amusement.
% serupuugsiy clean, well furnsh- i, and vel veE;ia
ted sleeping apaTtEleuls
b. large and supsThly furnished citing rooms Eit
asuiheeut Ladies' P-rur commanding extensive
Of broadway.
IN. Being conducted the European plan visitors
i've in the BEST ~ le E.-a the greatest economy.
SSli. 1t j. connected with
T.z YE.oH'S CELEERATED SALOONS,
where visitors can have tci meals, or they desire they
will be furnished ia their
9th The fare 1crvci iu the Saloons and Hotel Is 1cknoi
edged by rpcuTrs 70 be vastly superior that Of other
Hos,i in the city.
all he
NATIONAL E much below that OF other hr-t class Hotel.
ieh45-imdtwEw a. FREEMAN, Proprietor.
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BY TELEGRApH-

NV York March 1.-THE marx closed firm; the
sales to-day amounted to $500 bales l2ss mddnR
upland. the supply hand Is small Flour b1oyHut;
Snles 1900 bills Wheat5I0v0 bus sold to-day 81 6a
lIH Tor white western. Com buoyPu sales
s'g2 for yellow. Pork buoyant at $l7T5 25 for mess.
Lard dull at lvs.25s. sugar steady tGIlt.
lTm nt lOja9i2 Spirits TuIpenrinr 5Oa52 Rosin firm
T2s.
CiScIsHArf March ll-Plour remains nominal there Is
receipts $500 bbls tie last "a hours Whisky advanced c
with good demand ut Ssc Mess Pork ana 10 moder-
ate demand at al - Bacon in fair demand sides
hTneri ,'u NUS at sS& Bulk meat in better denandi
No change in Lard sales Molasss better demand
35c Sugar steady; you hhds c'taTa. Coffee steady.
Money market rm Exchange buoyant at "a premium.
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~ Narcd aud Blue Birds.-A cotemporary,
in noticing the appearance of the little blue
birds fears that they have been deceived, as
human hopes often are, by bright and evaucs-
cent promises, and that their voices will yet be
hushed by the rude storm blasts of March, and
their pinions will yet droop sadly ana lifelossly
March is n tit illustration of human life. Ii
may open bright aud glorious, it may close in
wintry storms and cold. 1t may open in the
latter and close in the former. 1t may present
days of brightness and pleasure or days of gloom
ANA storm. The bright sunshine of one day
will perhaps be succeeded by the return of a day
Of winter, chilling the heart made happy by de-
ccitful promises.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-12

~ Atteapt at Maa .Slaughter.-a murder
ous afflir occurred one day last week not fer
from St. Clairsville y man named Baxter was
found cutting timber upon the farm Of one
Thompson, the latter having previously warned
the former away from the clearing. When the
two met some angry words and scuffle ensu-
ed, during which Baxter struck Thompson one
or more blows over the head with his axe, and
then haoed to his son to bring him the gun to
shoot him. Thompson's head was terribly beat
up, but he had so far recovered as to be able TO
be removed to his home in St. ClairsviIle. The
Baxters, father and son, were committed for
trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-12

PmILADELpnrA. March H. The New York
Herald's Washington correspondent says III,
statement being made mp at the Post Office de-
partment as TO its condition, will be completed
by Monday and the President will then deter
mine as 10 the necessity of called session.
which will be as early as July, should it be de-
termined on, although the President will not
adopt any eXpedicnt in the way Of issuing
tificates to contractors, as has been suggested
An existing law obliged The department to issue
certificates Of service contractors the close
of each quarter
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BY THE UNION LINE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITAIN.

New YoRE, March ll.--AUsTKIA.- Clancy
Jones, the American Minister, had an audience
with the Emperor, and presented his credeu-
tialS.
1t is asserted that the official dispatches from
Cardinal Antwell 70 the Cabinet at Vienna, de-
clare that receptions be accorded 10 any
representatives from foreign government Mt all
referring to the domestic government OF the
States and of the church.
Austria is steadily preparing for the defence
OF her Italian possessions.
The garrison Of Vienna IS fully prepared to
march ut short notice
There is great activity at the arsenal at Ven
ice, where also hospitals aud army bakeries have
been established. Gun boats have beeu placed
ut the ur1uth OF the river Poe and the garrison
Of FerIura has been re iufoTcej.
The Sandman Senate has adopted the bin for
loan of fifty million francs, by vote Of 90
to 20.
The Prussian Govt has issued a circular al
ludrg To the joint efforts of England ard Prus-
sin TO preserve peace, and expressing the con-
viction that Austria will join in the endeavors
for nm amirable solution of the diflicuItics; but
declaring that while reserying her action as
European power, she will, nevertheless, fulfill
her duties member OF the German confed
Grafton.
The Spanish Chamber of Deputies had grant
ed extraordinary credits for strengthening the
Notifications at MahOn, Fcruc and other places
The Italian oXiles left Cadiz on the 18th ult.,
on board Of AN American Eisate, The name Of
which is not mentioned.
One hundred deputies Of the Cortez had de-
clarcd in favor Of free trade ia corn and cotton
irALY.-The Duchess of Parma has signed n
treaty with Austria, authorizing the latter how
ever to occupy all the forts in her dominion
with troops in case of hoStilites.
Trade in Milan was in state of complete
stagnaiion.
4 large number of troops, deserters from the
Austrian army, had crossed the Piedmontese
frontier
1t is reported that Russia has declared its de-
termination To resist any attempt to prevent the
union of the municipalities, by power.
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WHOLESALE MARK ET.
81. a 2s.

BuTTER-In kegs 10.
BUcEEr3-Mariettl $2G2,25.
CHsEsE-Mestern Reserve IUc;
CASDLss-TaioU mould Is: dip 20; star 80; sperIn 10
CuFFaE-Java lSc; Rio l2LEa}l3
FLuUR-Superiiue 1913; Extra CUOGG25
WnsAT-l 20 10 80.
RYE-SN.
COHg-15.
BAElEY-,S.
OATS-5Na5|.
FEArHEEs--lh5GI5c. scarce.
FslI-Shad SII; nerrinrs 81; NIacLerel No 3 $l25I.
FCEs-liauCoOu 8UG53IIIC.
GNsASG-55m6U.
HoI=-7aS, dull
LnE-Louisviile ,50G2,OO.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans 10; Sugar House 4Sc.
GClDES SYEUp-GU.
NALs-3l for iOd.
RACs-:1g3J<, dull
HICE-5n5k.
SEEDs-FlaNseed 125; Clover CGCT
SoAP-Castile per 10 l5Gll6; common sod
srGARs-Nsw Orleans IJEGS hid. s6S5[ In bbl
SNUPF-Scotch go Rappee - G2G
IEA-GunpOwder ilGTU; Imperial 40lDG5; Tyson 8ssl7O
Pouchins 2je3uc Oolong @5S555c.
ToBAcco-6twists -; five roll 24Gss.
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s5y"A man, several sheets in the wind, and
weighing about ton, came staggering down
Main street yesterday, disgorging as he procee-
ded rivers of Intoxicating fluid, and any guam
tity of digested aliment. He took up all the
sidewalk and dispersed swarm of handsomely
attired ladies', who, disregarding the advice Of
Prof Fowler and the privileges of the law, gave
him all the road. The fellow fell over coal
pile shortly afterwards, removing the cuticle
in various places from his vermillion fronts
piece.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-12

sH No LicsHse.-A man named Hage, of
East Wheeling, was fined five dollars and costs
yesterday, by Alderman Duty, for dispensing
lager beer to thirsty people without license
We learn that a movement is soon to be made
towards putting stop to liquor selling on Sun
day, so that those who being guilty, need no ac-
casing in conscience, had best look out for
breakers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-12

e525- Liberal Donation.-James Gray yester-
day contributed the sum of eight dollars and
seventy cents to the corporation for aiTordir g
Mrs. Cline an opportunity to beat him about the
cerebral region with poker, a few nights since.
He was per. uaded to this liberal donation
through the pei sistent solicitations of Alder.
man Hamilton and officer Scrogsins The
a mount is not large, to be sure, but Il widows
mite" is thankful y received in these dull piping
times of peace wh' n there is no delight to pass
away the time
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New YonE, March ll-Mr. f. o. J. Smith,
the chief officer Of the Morse Boston Telegraph.
was to-day arrested ut the suit OF d. II. Craig,
Agent of the New York Associated Press, for
libel, and has been held to bail in the snm of
$4,000, by order of the Superior Court of this
city, to answer the charge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-12

TIsCESyEs, a.. June %, ISIS
PROF. o. !. WOOD: As you about 90 manufacture
yrud your recently Gssov Iair i.tstcrrtyr ~
ul1lns may c.ucsrr thltI lave
aud known others ittiat. iyt, fer sTi yeTs,
been Ia the Lat3t OF using other la Restorative. and tlt
ind vastly Superior Uy either laug- u en-
tirey esac-rs th= head Of Oar . aIL u one m-tii's
proper lIt restore any pvEza'z I.E the vIrs
yochi-i color ana texture giving DO lr4l}. con stt
glossy rance and an this, Ehuat escuiorir
bands tat apply r tie ds4s IrrtsFe s1sIi,
therefore. recommend ever G-sToUs
5ug. "a lue col. texture e their
Ee--seetfuls yours WILSON EING-
O. } WOOD d CO. PsapriltHrs, $40 lsaaauay. n I
,l tie rtl. Railing Ezt4b.isLltLtJ lII H.
Market street. 50. Louis, No.
And sula b. all good Druggists.
deed ,t-rGU-Iy-sEs octeG-2u
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~ Tie last weeI, Of the season Of Lent,
which Immediately precedes the great fes-
tival of the Resurrection, is called Passion
Week, or Holy Week, and is devoted to the
contemplation and commemoraton Of the suffer
i ngs of the Redeemer His betrayal, His agony
and bloody sweat; His death upon the cross,
and the burial of his sacred body. In the Epis-
copal church, the Scripture lessons and the
prayers especially appointed for the seaasion, call
for extraordinary acts Of penitential devotion,
and extra services are held throughout the sea-
son. In many cases, daily morning and even
lag services are celebrated, aifording all who may
be disposed, an opportunity to participate in the
public observance of the season. The Roman
Catholic, German Lutherans, and Moravians
also observe this season with greater or less
strictness.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BnIDorponr, Pease Townshin. Ohic

y
December G, 1858
MEssRs. r. II. LoGAS & Co-Gents, under.
standing you are agents for DR.. Todds Liver
Pills, it gives me pleasure to say to you, that
the Doctors Pills are invaluable in Bilious com
plants l have used then. in my family for 6
years; they completely cured my wife Of Dys-
pepsiq, about % years ago, and when any of us
feel unwell we always use DIR. Todd's pills, and
can recommend them to all who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia. JOSHUA BAKER.
I. II. Logan Co, General Agents, Wheel
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists. Todd's Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanlord's Liver In
yyiTorrto,. i'm mother column
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COMAlISSTONER'S SALE.


OY virtue a decree of the Court Ohio
- ty pronounced the oh day of Februar in the
1859 in the OF James H. Stout against Thomas H. Reed
and others, the said James If. Thomas H. Reed,
the Committee II John Iazett, lunatic, will sell the
front door the Court House Ohio county, the high
est and best bidder, at public auction, Monday tile 4h
day Of April 1859 the lot; ground in said decree
mentioned being lots numbered hundred and twenty
eight (2S) hundred and twenty mine 29l the
plat OF the addition the or Wheeling, laid OF by
william Chaplne and John EoG in that part Of tile city Of
Wheeling known the Fifth Ward Of said city.
TEH'S SALE.-lhe one-fDirih OF the purchase
70 he aid upon the confirmation Of said sale by the said
County Court and the remaining threefourhs in three
equal nsallneut, payable six, twelve eighteen
months day OF sale; the whole bear interest from
the day sale; the purchaser giving his bonds with
proved personal security fer the purchase money! and the
title retained until the further order OF said Court
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock \. N.
JAMES II. STOUT,
THOMAS H. REED,
feb26 Special Commissioners.
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanlord's Liver In
vigorator in another column.

Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.
I0Y virtue 81 deed OF assignment executed by
ID VIM. W. JimesOu, dated Feb 10th. 1855 oui
record Ia the Clerks Office County Court Ohio
viii offer for sale at public auction the front
door the Court House Ohio county, Monday the
4t day April 1852 the Real Estate in said deed forth,
situated the east side Of Wheeling hill and within the
limits Of the city Of Wheeling and designated No.
eleven m plat out lots lid out by = r. Armstrong,
Trustee OF Emily a. Zlne containing five and
thirty-tUo poles.
title indisputabe. made known on the day of
sale. JOHN a. VINCENT,
mh-lm Assignee.
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EY-A During Burglary.- Yesterday morn
ing carly, or on the night previous, the drug
store of DR.. Fundenburg No. !, Washington
Hall, was robbed,or about sixty dollars in cash
and as much more in goods. The door was
locked on the inside and the key remained in
the door. The burglars cut out small piece of
glass and by thrusting a hand through, man
aged to turn the key and open the door. There
were two boys Sleeping in the store at the time
but the thieves moved about noiselessly that
nothing was known OF the robbery until day
light. There Were about thirteen dollars in the
drawer and the balance of the money in gold
and notes was concealed in a desk. The thieves,
whoever they were, seem to have understood
the situation of things, and managed to take all
the money in the store, being smart enough,
however, not to touch check contained among
the notes. which might have lead to detection.
During the night, about twelve o'clock, two
boys were seen standing at the door of the
store, and were observed to move rapidly away
upon seeing a gentleman coming up the street
The robbery is thought to have been committed
by some OF the young thieves who are constant
ly prowling about the city at night.
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LOOK TO your INTEREST !

LOOK TO POUR INTEREST!
DIN ROESIER has returned from New York and Phla-
- depha, and IS daily receiving immense stock OF
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, which has been selected
With great 10 suit all aud one, either ia quHnt
ty, beauty price, thry will be sold at very small
advance above for cash. and cash only there
fore all the cash buyers particularly invited call
and examine for yourself you WI! money By so
Golng, a. No. 50 Main St, Centre Wheeling.
JOHN ROEMER.
N. B-Mlluers, Mantua- Makers Country Merchants
and Tiors buying cash. invited give early
cal, can sell them goods % per cent less than they
generally
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IESEY K. LIST. MORRISON. B.. a.
LIST, IIOKKIsON s. 90.

WHOLESALE GROCERS d. PRODCCE DE1LEES
Nos. IS Z 50, MAILS STREET,
Wheeling. Va.
WE desire te friends fiFIl
" the generally, that % the
most si. pile facilities for the transaction Of
WHOLESALE GROCERY ASB PIsDDtCE BUSINESS.
We Jvt-ruI1c 40 orders entrusted
care, with ldtty and Troupss, aud The most favof
able terms. LIST, MORRISON - CO.
Janu-ry ist, 1883.
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ION vi-us % Deed Of from Joseph o. Addison to
me- hearlf date The 21t Gay September IN year
l>> dly recorded 10 the yee q ts Rezisi-r u Cote,
cotlty- tie state Of Tennessee sail sell illhlc
ton, the lsli Litr-r, Tor read money, saturday
tc izt dav o March. ls- TIE front door %
i.ti- aud cLate o. = said Joseph q. 4 s01 tngI
uuivie0 ieisty in Zee sI u 81 at 20 certain
parcel 70 sul contanin one t41Is-rd fyrE ard
b=iz IN TIE county % col-- n sf stt- % re neser;
aud Ehie Is Tie trrt OF lana i=h conveyed
lie sail JOSEPH o. Adtiscn and John = SCOT BY
Hufchi1sf Of e state % Nss Yer o. =ea dgls
in the sail cou-ty Of C11-c, bearing date tn
April, ISIS Selling tTstre, hsll convey 10 he Fur
chaser only such title vested il b. deed
trust sale 10 coIlineace at lt o'clurs l. =.
HESi.T X LIST, Trustee
GfED- p NFTCElIAHf.
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TRUST s ALE

OYvrtue Of deed OF ;rst executed TO me by the Hemp
field Railroad Company bearing dste tie itt dag Of
September, fs55 and record te clerks Office %
the County Court % oo county, deed boos g. pace 81
will sell the front door 90 tie Court Ohio
county, the first Monday o March ext 10 o'lleE
the following piece parcel Of ground, Icing Wheel
ing creek and vita THE nits 81 1hr city OF Wheeling and
bounded iauas-1 Wit: Be ginning Tor TIE sane, AZ
stake tLe ouu1~ n1i fuit1U streets last side
Of Fulton thence with Fulton North ders- West
FL hurrths of pol" 90 ile EsJ line 81 Bltmore street,
thence IT'D the East line Bait North ds-s-
East 35 poles 20 STAKE ia line wth The south side of
Chestnut street, thence North 81 dcss last ~ poles
WheeiH- creek thence down sait with the
thereof South IL rl West 81 poles the Moth side n
QUINCY thence wt NuT side Of Quincy South
81 Dies Wet lSG uoit- 20 the beginning containing three
ur, tisr- roos This ground lies Immediately above
I- Distilery property ia "a Wh,tus- Selling Trl-
tee, will convey such title is vested Ia ne by said de-d
U
TsHNs SALE.-One-f1urti ir cash, and the balance
eight sixteen aud tveHty-iour months
jIu29 JAS. PAUL. Trustee
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Those having unsettled accounts late
Henri X. List Co. or List lGoEtlI viii please ce,
that Henry L. T.; e. having purchased te entire interest Of
Alicn Howell, said arms, 81. Howell retiring bu
slnessl II ang alLhnrLz.l .rttIenrt. illl-E
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n. w. g. r. NESBITT,

r. W. & r. NESBITI,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURERS OF
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WARE
no 10 MAIN ST., east side,
BETWEEN RIDDLE STREET &c MIL ALLET,
CENTRE WHEELING.
NV will manufacture keep constantly hand all
w kinds Copper Tin, Sheet Iron Japanncd and En-
aeled Ware Flat Irons, Mills, Table Cutlery &c.
Also Cooking Stoves Pror and store Stoves OF the latest
best design all OF which vii! sell At an extremely
low price for cash.
Jo5Jng kinds promptly attended tosuch rs roof
ing plttne up conductor, spoutn valley, &c, &C.
Articles every description in line Of business made
nbi-Im Il. 3 II. NESBITT.
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=
PRoF- Wo1I-Denr sir: Your HAL kUsrafr I'evfHg
Itself beneficial Tie frost, also tie back
OF ry head almost lost its eoyerir -sIp- have
se bur half pint bottles of :ssturatsc,zEd rev
the top OF head is sell studded o. iti rDrr- u
young also receiving s b-urt.
have tried preparations hcUtaLy ~rn W. atrveT.
think from NY F-r-Oral rscuuuIe Ellton cH in
Iuce many Others tsy it..
Yours respectfully, d. Il. THOMAS, u n
c1-s5i ViL- street
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PITTSBURGH, March 1.-Eve.-Rjver 10 feet
6 inches bv pier mark, falling. Weather cloudy.
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gay- LOst.-From carriage, few nights
since, gentcman's coat sleeve, with an arm in
it. When last seen the owner was seated along
side ola ady, but the arm ,oas out Of oltce-
For further particulars, apply to
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IOCAL MA-TTERS.

~ Tie Bf4m Han, Agaia.-Prof. Harri
SOL. is leading very exciting kind of lie. 1t
seems that his trials of strength and his trials
Of tfibuaton will never end. If his life has
heen MS eveutful since he was weaned, as it
has been since he first made his appearance
among us. crying, us there no balm in Gill
lead Is there no physician there ?" we should
like to publish n biographical sketch of his
course through this terraqueous toadstool. He
/ left this city only day or two ago, victorious
'over all the ills of lie" and over several lar
rer men than himself But elder Sniffles
very Just remarks, There is nothing certain in
this world, nothing substantial"
"The smiles OF joy, tie tears of woe,
Dtceitful shine, drcc!tful How
There's nothing true hut heaven"
The Balm man went down the river to "close
the eyes" Of the red wamuses, aud put money
in hi. purse, but as he was returning night be-
fore last, on the steamer Woodside, and as he
was living not in state, but in his state room, a
ruthless Dogbcrry came on board from the vii
lage Of Sunfsh, broke open the door and drag.
ged the Professor from the arms of Morpheus,
(ae think that is her name,) and took him be-
fore the council of ten upon the charge of pass.
ing counterfeit money, one Mr.. Boncr pretering
the accusation. We approhend the Professor
will find some difficulty in getting out of this
scrape China Balm won't save him!
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PlTTsGUEGu, March ll.-River 10 feet 10
inches by pier mark, falling. Weather clear and
mild.
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Good Boarding,
Bonrd 81 Health

IN n Private Family, for lady aud gentleman two
4 single gentlemen. Also, for four dag boarders.
Apply at this office. feb'5-u
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Orphans Court held baltimore city, the Ipur
N House the oity OF Baltimore the seventh day
December, the year OF Lord eighteen hundred
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THE STATE or MARYLAND.

u An IRON-Round and Square, Oval and Hait-oval
- from Clinton and Sligo Mis- Pittsburgh, received 10y
nils +. c. HILDRETH & BRO. So Main s..
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Among other proceedings were the following, viz
II THE ORPHANS COURT FoE BALTIMORE CITY
IN TIE MATTER or THE ESTATE or WILLIAM WiFE-
MAN, dece~eiOn application, by the petition Of SAML
KIRBY and JAMES s. TYSON. Executors SAID William
wirrmgu ecrn-edi Is ordered and dscrssd this
eutI DAY December, eghtes hundred aud hiyecht by
the Orphans Tor Bal;J CT the said ENtcu
or be- and they hereby directed 20 inserted
the daily newspapers published the
city baltimore, and one az the daily newspapers
published the States Of Ohio, Virginia. Illinois, Iowa and
Indiana weeEfor the % three months, notice
to al children Of Deborah MAXWELL and Priscilla Holmes,
two Of the sisters said William Wiermau deceased,
resduary legases Of the aid deceased them
appear this the first day OF May, eighteen
hundred mine, either in ersou Ut by er attorney,
to authenticate claims di-tributou share
ne Of tile estate Of said deceased PURSUANCE
the Act General Assembly Maryland Of 1925,
chaptgr rs. fSisnt0l r y. EEMP,
SANi'I. &. SPTCER.
CHAS q. GEIFFlTH.
g. In testimony that the FOREGOING IS true copy
from OF the records Of the proceedings Of
- the Orphans Court for Baltimore city,
subscribe my name and aN the seal Of the sal Court this
eighth day December in the year Of Lord eighteen
hundred and fity-eght.
Test-ISAAC p. COOK,
declI-fav5m Register OF Wi.s for Baltimore City.