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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-04

A UCTION SALE OF REAL rs.
n TATE AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
TO WBEELlN0,--By virtue Of the authority
yeatrd IN ID by tbs will oH Philip Reilly, de
Ceased, NJ Will OiIEF Tor sale At Public ApctlpD,
at tho mont door Of the Court House Of OHIO
County, In the City Of Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 18th Day OF July, 1870,
And thereafter, from time TO time, till the sale i
completed, commencing saCh dsy q ten o'eloek
ceased, situated udIOining and east Of Wheeling
Creek and us City OF Whosling. The land and
extensive coRl eeld underlying tho ASni6 10 70
sold, will bo offered In parcels % shown upon the
plat thereof made b. james GllGhhaI, Surveyor,
a copy Of which may b. seen In tho lIccnHdcFB
ONCE AZ this county, and St tho OtlGD Of ThOs.
O'BFleE, HAL RhtAt9 Agent, Wheeling, w. Var
but the WhOlB Will 10 sold tOgBlhET, or B6VeFhl
parcels will b. sold together, - may b. found
best.
TERnB ~ SGLH.--O nG.lhiPd Of tho amount due
by unch purchaser " DO paid Ia hand, Snd tho
residue IN lhEGO equal instruments bearing Inter.
udt nom the day q sale, and payable respectively
In one, two md thTcB yehFs from that day, re-
soFVlnv the hRhttO each purchaser 10 pay the
whole OF any greater portion Of the amount due.
The title 70 % retained until payment In null, VI
conveyance 10 be made on deferred payments b.
Ing secured By deed Of trust.
Selling o. Trustees under said Will, We under
iAka IL convey only such tito ~ Is vested In u.s.
and ~ BY AAld WilIwG have power 10 convey, but
We believe tho title to bG nnquesllOnablc,
Il. v. WlIELAN,
HENRY MOORE, .
ALoNXO LORlNG,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-04
INSURANCE COMFY,
i AT WIIREEING, WEST va.
CAPITAL, : $126, 900.
With the privilege BfIncroAsInG the same 70
SOO,0GQ dollars

DIRECFORS:
william Bailey. AIonEO LoFinR,
Dr.. WIN. ], Bates, A. N. Adams,
Andrew J. PannNll, james p Barnes,
HGnEy StatnIn, Thomas Hughes.
A. J. Cecil,
This Company having been fully organized, 10
now prepared 70 take Risks AZ fs'E ltss on Bald.
InES II all kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
EStAbllShments, FuTnltnFs, Steamboats,, and Car.
VOoA on the Western RIVUFS and lAk6S, also ts
ianuo perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores.
This Company being composed EOStly Of our
leading buGln6sa mon, recommends IeA6lH to tho
favorable confederation Of the insuFlnR public,
and EOllGitS thalF patronage. Applications for In.
Snranea will DO promptly attended N At their
once, DAILEY'S BLOCK, No. los Market street
WILLIAM BAILEY, pTus't.
ALONZo LORlNG, Vice PTea'L
n. C. ARTHUR, Sce'y,
". II. A0NEW, Asst Scc'Y.
8. 0. BURDATS, Solicitor. OctS /,
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Member u The Royal College Of RunEW,ns, Loo,
dun, 0pdR1ta II nTa Of the most CIlIntnt an
lrgca Ia the United StAiua, and the SrIalsG Iart
Of Nhuso life has hecn spent In The hbsghlRls II
london, Paris, rhllAdrlphia and clSrWhorv, has
Edccttd some II tho mot astonishing ours that
WeTr ever known, Many trpablOd with ringing IN
the bead aud cars When AsireI, HTIal BTFYUur,
ncss, being alarmed a. sudden sounds, bashfai
hoes, With tFrQurnt blusiine, attended pDmy.
times With arrangement II tnlud, were eurcd I'm.
uisllAtcly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-04

Takes rlGLS al the lowest rates on BuiIdlnRa Of
all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, MUrchaD
dINB and (IOOils In TnnAlt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-04

THIS company now having been Organized aV0
years, and In that time done BuCccsGful business
Is Eull prepared u take risks At fair rates gu
BulldlngS OF all kinds, Merchandise, MRnuhctur.
CansOes on tho Western Rivers and I.akes. This
company offers superior Inducements to Farm.
en-, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for OF years Ut
reduced Fates. This being State Company with
Tho Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And SunluS Of any company In the State; and
composed OF OOtnO nlnety. -four stockholders, most
Or whom are among our best business men, re.
commcndS Itself 10 the favorable consideration
ago AppliCat6nS OrinSUlncG will 10 prompt.
" attended to At their 0Eice, No. ~ Monroe st,
or II their several ngeneCS throughout the State.
SAINT MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MRNDEI., YicG President.
9. n. COIN, See'y.
H. q. DICK. Aah't ShH'Y. kphln
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especially, UhH have hsNsaae the VtctiH,s vi S,Sl
tAfy Stse, hat &fvadfe ard destructive AAtpi
uhish GRHGSiJ 0UpsPs IT, A. lnaDuty rave
IhOataA4A " HoSAg AuA " tlpa uOst GKCSl.Sal
lalsuGs and brilliant iniSllrSt, uha R!fAi olhg,t
gisr have enlFAneSa nBtrrlhs beAhlrs StA tbs
thuhdcrs ~ r1nQRIRe2, " Ia&r4 " NaSipgy u's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-04

OFFICE, NO. Z SOUTH FREDERICK Strict,
Len hand Side going ffum baltimore plrret, few
dOOFB rom the corner. Fall not IN observe The
name and number.
ED- No lctterA received unless l'Oht paid aud
containing stamp tn b. uAcd % tho reply. Per
sous writing should state age, and Renh portion
Of advertisement Describing symptoms,
This DortDF'a Diploma hnnVS IN MA 0frrh
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I,3;ai'5aparilla,


The reputation uila OK.
CulIsnL medicine OnJOyb,
u derived from W. euFus,
many Of WHICH hTU truly
marvellous, IgyclrrWtg
cAsCA VI SciUinlVUa DIV.
ease, where u,o byttutu
seemed ShIurnictG with
corruption, lihYc kHNcli
'itriatd niuI cured BY Il.
SCpUfnloua atJOetlOBU aud
disorders, which were AZ
gr1vatCd hy the sCrohi
louu contamination unEii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-04

INUUT1 bW ENT UF ITTE TWESH,
The many thousands cured At this establish
ment within tho last twenty yCAfp, Andhhe ma,
!ntTouA Important surgical Operations Performed
The Sun and many other papers, nOiiCeS Ut which
have appeared again aud again bOfOFu the public
begidcn his standing ~ 4 gentleman Of character
and rnspcctabIlIiy, ID = sufficient guarantee To The
afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
ANTI-MONARCHICAL MOVE
KENTS.
1slssaAms TO TINE new YORK HERALD.

Prussian Popular sympathy With tho French
PeOpIe-Abatement in War Compensation
Demands-German Frontier Security but
No Humiliation Of the Erench-Liberty and
LONDON, Sept. 12-Noon.
special HERALD correspondence ~ telegraph
from Berlin reports, under date of yesterday, the
very important fact that ever since the moment OF
the formal announcement Of the inauguration OF
the French republic the feeling OF the Prussian peo-
pie with regard to the national demands for war
compensation on France has been modified and
moderated 10 very considerable extent.
The warm sympathy OF the powerful democratic
republican party OF Prussia Is extended to the
ment OF the people in France and tends with great
force towards q friendly arrangement between the
two countries.
Rumors prevail to the effect shat the German
people will be satisfied with the destruction Of
all the French Notifications on the Rhine the pledge
of q guarantee by the present French government
that they shall never be rebuilt or replaced in any
shape the frontier; the demolition Of the FORTH
cations of Paris and full indemnity III money for
the war expenses Of Germany This, without any
cession OF French territory to Germany would 1t is
thought satisfy the people Of Prussia, well as Of
the whole German empire.
This approach toward o fraternity OF good feeling
with France has been vastly increased In Prussia
since the announcement Of the formal recognition
of the French republic by the government and
people of the United States OF America.
Spanish Demonstration in Favor of the
French Republic.
MADRID, Sept IL, 1870.
Demonstrations OF sympathy with the French re-
public continue in the Northern provinces Repub
licans In this city have signed an address demand.
ing the convocation Of the COrtes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
A NEW JERSEY PICNIC RIOT.
Seven Men Stnbbcd-A Bloody Anair-Rum
and ROwdVism.

and ROwdeism.
serious disturbance took place last night at the
picnic OF the shamrock Provident Society. at Harri
sons Woods, Orange New Jersey. in which seven
men were stabbed About five O'Clock, when a large
quantity Of lager had been drank, a night oc-
Cured between two men, In which many
others Immediately joined, and six or seven
shouted that they were stabbed. Onicer
Conroy then appeared, and seeing man named
John Meade with an open knife IN his hand per-
suaded him TO put 1t into his pocket and then ar
rested him and a man named william Flaherty.
who was seriously wounded, and they were taken to
the police Office.
william Flaherty was wounded In his left tnigh,
had severe cash IN his left side and another In his
abdomen. HIS wounds were bound up by Dr.
Holmes. and he was then removed TO st. Michaes
Hospital, Newark. His wounds were pronounced
probably fatal.' He stated that Meade stabbed
him three times, without any provOcaton.
John Meade, who was stabbed in his right thigh.
stated that he was standing by the bar In the woods,
when he saw a crowd rush at him, among whom
was William Flaherty, with an open knife in his
hand, who stabbed him. Meade then grasped Fla
herty's wrist and took the knife from him. when they
were both arrested by Coroy and taken to the police
ofice in a wagon Meade then delivered up the
knife to C0nrOy lie was afterwards handcu1ed and
removed 10 the county jail to await an investigation
His wound IL not serious. NO further arrests were
made, and the other men were but slightly wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
THE CAPTIVE EMPEROR.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

French Generals with NnpOleon-The EN-
perOr Treated Like the HOnOred Guest Of
Prussia.
LONDON, Sept 12, 1870
Generals Douay and Lebrun attend the Emperor
at Wilhemsh8he
The Prussian authorities surrounded the EN-
per0r's journey to Wilhelmsh0he with exquisite
deicacy OF care and provision for the dignity and
feelings of the prisoner. Advces from Cassel say
that nothing in the magnificent treatment OF Napo-
leon would denote that he Is regarded as prisoner.
He seems rather the honored guest OF Prussia.
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LONDON REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Wild Recommendations Private Dispatches
at Participation Of the London Times-A
Prussian Loan tho London Market
French Iron Clads OF the English Coast.
LONDON. Sept. IL, 1870.
kilograms from the seat of war in the papers here
to-day are perfect chaos Of wild and contradictory
statements. The reports forwarded to New York
have been in the main correct.
The Telegraphc Bureau in Paris has begun to
refuse to receive private kilograms for transmits
sion.
Garbaldi Is expected at Paris.
The Times this morning says France has been
cured Of military dictators.
The Paris correspondent Of the times says q stub
born defence of Paris is certain If the city is be-
sieged The idea that the Prusslans will walk In
without difficulty is an entirely mistaken one.
Agents have arrived here from Berlin, who 1t Is
anticipated arc seeking to place Prussian loan on
the market.
Six French iron-clads were seen of the Good
wins this morning. Their course was southwest.
convoy OF wounded French has arrived at
Brussels.
1t is reported that BaZane not only refused capitu
lation when informed that the Emperor and Mac
Mahon's army were prisoners, and when the EN-
peror advised the surrender OF Metz, but declared
in towering passion that he would not respect
NoPoACVuS WisHcS anu WOuu snuob any rIcHCu
officer advising surrender.
The Prussans found in the Emperors desk de-
tailed statement Of the Prussan forces, numbering
1000, 900 men, 900 cannon and 10000 horses. 1t
was stupid action to commence war with TINS
knowledge.
1t Ii reported that 500 600 francs have been offered
for messenger who will succeed IN communicating
with the Commander Of Metz. One man who under.
took the service has been shot by the Prussians.
Among the rumors from Paris is one that large
deposit OF needle guns has been found In the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
BERLIN REPORTS.
TElEeaAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The War Not Anti-CathOIic-One Hundred
and Twenty-Five Thousand French Cap
turcd Mt Sedan.
BERLIN, Sept IL, 1870.
NJ de Ledochowski Archbishop Of Gnesen and
POsen, has Issued q circular denying that the war
ON the part of Prussia is In any way antiCatholic.
The Official report of the capiruation of Sedan
states that the total number Of prisoners taken is
1921 The crowd Of wounded has been reduced
since the opening OF the railways, and all the dead
IN the fields around the city have been buried.
Eight hundred Germans who had been expelled
from France reached Uarsruhe on the 9Th. They are
workingmen, and were compelled to leave all their
property behind them. They were dsgracelully
treated while passing through France. Men, wO-
men and children were deprived Of food and sleep,
and transported In open cattle cars, drenched and
insulted, and arrived here half dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
SUICIDE AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Henry Stamm, native of Germany, about forty
years OF age, committed suicide some time between
saturday night and Monday by hanging himself with
rope from beam In the third floor Of the pottery in
Fity-nrst street. near Eleventh The body WAS
conveyed to the Twenty second precinct station
house by ofilcer HigginbOtham, and from thence.
sent to the MOrgue. The Coroner was notified.
Mary NcGratn, an Irish woman. lfty.three years
OLD. residing at No. % pe street. attempted To CON-
init suicide al halfpast two O'Clock yesterday after
noon by taking Paris green. she was conveyed to
Payk HOSPITAL BY order VI DIR. Harrington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

THE FIRST BORN.-One family Of the colony at
New Sweden tAroostook county, Me- have had son
born to them; 1t has been named William Thomas
Person, after the Commissioner The boy Ia said W
be particularly happy IN the contemplation OF the
constitutional fact that he ~ eligible TO the once VI
President OF the limited Sfafes-IfOostO0k Times.
Sent y,
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bourg besieging army is constantly re-
inforced. Their numbers are nearly seventy
thousand. The sorties by the defenders are
desperate, but futile. Batteries are rapidly COM
pletng, and the heaviest guns are placed in the
nearest parallels French sharpshoOters are dong
much mischief on the Upper Rhine The railway be-
tween Basic and Freiburg has been repeatedly cut.
AT schllngen passenger trains are fred upon and
passengers wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
THE SIEGE OF STRASBOuRC.


Constant ReinfOrceMenis for the Besiosing r
Army-Ehe City Surrounded by Seventy
Thousand TrOops-Frepch SharpshOotcrs
and the Injuries They lnAict.
LONDON, Sept IL, 1870.
HERALD special correspondent, writing from
Carlsrahe ON tho sth inst, says:-The Stras-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
TEE ELECTION IN MAINE.
The Republican Ticket Elected by the Usual
Majority-Perham Governor-The
Returns by Towns.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. IL, 1870
lewiston gives Roberts (dem.) for Governor 10
majority. and elects two democratic Representatives
Auburn gives Perham trep.l lO2 majority, and
elects republican representatives.
Portland gives Perham 2,l35; Roberts, l,SN,
against last year, Chamberlain rep.), l,S14 Smith
(dem.l s4s and Hitchman (temperance), 1850.
Westbrook gives Perham 267, Roberts, $40. against
last year, Chamberlain, $40; Smith, 1888; Hickman,
35
Bethel gives Pefham ga; Roberts 223; against last
year, Chamberlain, 234; Smith, 10; Hickman, IA.
Gorham gives Pcrham 1856; Roberts, $40; against
last year, Chamberlain, $780, Smith. 29l; Hitch
man, lot.
Six towns sums Perham i,o6a Roberts, 3,297;
against Chamberlain last year, 1883; Smith, 2,lss
Hickman, 23s-beIng 772 republican majority against
o39 last year; net loss OF 1871 or about one-ifh.
Rockland gives Perham $780, Roberts 39o-gain Of
l62 over republican ma ority OF last year. The DEM
ocrats have probably elected the county ticket by
small majority. All but four towns IN AndrOs-
democrat, 1907. Last year the same towns gave
Chamberlain, 2,ls9; filtchborn, 4Sl, and Smith.
I4T5. In these towns, Gafcelon chamberlain DEM
ocrat, has 134 majority over Holland, Morrill, repub-
lican. The remaining towns gave Roberts. republl-
can, 200 majority last year. six republican repre-
senator and two democrats, are elected.
ITO towns give Perham, republican, 23 759; Roberts,
democrat, 1S,669-repuDlican majority, 5000. against
last year:-Chamberlain, republican, %, l07; smith.
publican majority then, 4,9i2 showing that the re-
publicans will hold their own. Lynch IL undoubt-
edly elected In the First, which was the only doubt
full district.
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and another that a subterranean passage has been
discovered extending from the heart OF the capital
to q point beyond the Notifications.
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German Patriotic Aid Society.

German Patriotic Aid Society.
the special committee Of the German Aid Society
convened meeting at Lederkranz Hall, In Fourth
street. Mr.. Solomon presiding. The reports stand
as follows:-Signed, $3,796; cash, $780, sent to
Germany. 81. OUO,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

EuGcnle COnceaIcN Ncar BfUsscIs BciOfc Lcav-
ing for England.
BRUSSELS, Sept. ~ 1870.
The Empress Eugene, while on her way to Eng.
land remained concealed three days in the envirOns
Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

At meeting OF the Board OF Health held ycster-
day 1t was resolved that the business OF manufac
turing chemicals Elias factory, Dupont street. T.
d.. he discontinued, said factory being q nuisance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
Democratic Success In BanaWr-Suddep
JMSiiation OF the Democrats.


The election in this city passed of very quietly.
The result exceeds the anticipation of the
most sanguine democrats or fearful repub-
leans General Roberts and Marcellus Emery
are the first democrats who ever received majority
OF votes in this city for the Offices OF Governor and
Representative TO Congress- Though the city IL
lost the republican county ticket Is undoubtedly
elected In fun. The democrats had jollificat0n
meeting this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

Martin Forsue, the young man who shot the pleas.
ure party on Newtown creek on Saturday night,
was fined ten dollars yesterday by Justice Eames,
the injured persons feeling satisfied that his inten-
lions were not malicious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
The Vote in LewistOn-A Division Of the Re-
pubIicaps the Ticket for Members Of the
Legislature-The Chamberlain Republicans
Fusing with Democrats.


The vote or Lewiston is larger than last year. The
democrats brought out every voter. The republi-
cans generally supported Perham for Governor ana
Frye for Congress-, but were much divided on the
State Senator and Representatives 10 the Legisla-
ture
The chamberlain republicans are to a great ex-
tent voting for the democratic candidate for State
Senator.
In Auburn the democrats, Chamberlain republi-
cans and labor ref0rmers generally unite on q can
ddate for Representative opposed To the republican
candidate.
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nrR.CToRY Foa .ciOvERl.s.Rs.

xxssTSkSIoaY f4sE.Third seiamH SS'~''
soAssss Ans fs%s
asA Ss sSn 'Tr%SnnrSa wANrED-spcosn pAor-rir..
saAE fsTsTa Pos
BUSINESS oPPosruNIriEs-FrA pAorrourA col.
s4q SHaE HsFses
cLEkSs AND iSiS"s Observation-Disclosures PAsr-F0ursa
4sD
coAsT%sa 'sT ss rAorrh and sixth
COUNTRY BoARD-ssoosp PAGE First and second
SsSr
EExS3PsosNHsSosn ExSf RsioN sfffx ffxer.sia,s eoumn.
fAsEsoaae fxsE-si.S ssamn, sSann
EEES sSmn
HRLP wxNTEDIFEMALEs-E PAor-Third
HoRsts, cARRiXaEs, &c-FrRsr PAer-second and
SSSSS e. sH r4e.r.,s
dTS sgFx AND
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosD PAGE
LECTURE sExs1S-ELrynsru pAeE1s,1.A column.
IEaAL NOTICES rasrEPoTr,h rp",,n cs,nn sSlamn
LOST AID Eou uNp..TInsr PAsrI rIsisth column
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
NEDICAL-SECOND PA9r-Fourth column.
AIeCELLANEO ADVERTISEMENlS-TENTH PAGE
Sixth column.
Nr'HICAL-ELEvENTn PAGE-Sixth column
NEW Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Sxth column.
PERSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
rE0POSALS-sEcoND PAaE-Si1th column. ~ mn
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEo0yD PAGES. cond and third columns:
REAL ESTATE TO ExUHANdE-SECoND PAdE-rhird
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sECoNp PAeE-Tbird column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET--sEcoND PAGE
Fourth column.
6ALEs AT ArCTION-sRooND PAsE-Fifth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES--ELE PAGE
- Second and third columns.
elrUAlIONS WANrED-MALES-ELEvE PAGE
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FrIsT PAaE--First and second col.
sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDS. &c.-FlRsr PAeE-second
eTALLIONs -FIEeT PAaE-second column.
SUMNER RESOkTS-SECoND PAGE-Second column.
THE TRADES-ELEvENrH PAaK-Fifth column.
TIE TURF-FIEeT PAGr Second column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEooND PAGE
:. Fourth column.
ERAyELLERS' GUIDE--FrRsr PAGR-Sxth umn.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C-FInsT PAGE-Third col.
umn.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AN EXECUTORS SALE
"A OF FIVE TROTTING HORSES
WAGONS, HARNESS. &C,
AT STABLE A2 WEST THIRTY SEVENTH STREET
WEST OF bROADWAY,
FOR CONvENiENCE OF Pt KCHASEKS,
ON FRIDAY, l. 2, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
CONSISTING OF
Inc brown horse Le Mack and mate, Is hands high,
years OLD, no vice tricks, prompt drivers great
roadsters do not pull fret; lady 3
minnes Mack record of 242, 24l 245S. They uIe
war; ntcd sound and kind, and TO beat day
1he handsome yiish tro.ting horse White Face
15 hands high, 7years old driven weeks ago BY
Mr. John Lovstt on the Fleetwood Park track,
30 day free and pleasant driver aud AN ex-
cellent pole horse
The han and otting Black Betty Is hands
high years od kind and gentle has fesrs
notlng ID hne pole nare speed;
ZOO on ay or sale, and s warrnnte sound Kind.
The last gray pacing horse Won omery OF New
!esns has paced In 2A he is a driver can
be driven to top OF spec without pulling is said
saddle horse, and warranted kind
harness.
Also Top Walon, Loie and shafts; l Brewster Road
set Double Harness; sets Sin 30 Harness. &C. Nc.
n. B-Each purchaser Horses wi have given To hial
full warrantea and all Horses win
the WOO In Of stable, where any gentle
man Will see the action before buying
On all wa rintees "a hours will be allowed
animation and not represented moneys refunded
sales annaed Sale tive raj shine with vation,
restriction or limit whatever. Stock be
until time OF sale. JAMES JENKINS, Auctioneer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
Railroad Company ct ais.
Pursuant order of the Superior Court OF New Hanover
county, Co. made in the above entitled cause at the Sprna
Term, 1870, on presentation At The oilce of
ChONLY NORRIS,
in this city, VIII pay the holders OF the preferred
bonds secured by the mortgage by the defendant the
said wilmington and Manchester Railroad Company the
plaintiff NJ X: Jesup who have already icceivcd
same per contage of $50 ~ said bonds
teest on the same, being dividend az
aad from net Gales OF that portion of the railroad
North Carolina. .-' 80 ~ -
In further obedience 10 the made aforesaid here.
by nty holders OF the bonds above referred 10 thai un
less the same are presented for payment Of
the dividend above stated on before the
First day OF September, 1870,
hey will be forever
fund In my hands for distrbuton as Aforesaid.
NJ CRONLY.
WILMINGTON, N O., May 10, lS70