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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-05
Dissolutious of Gapartnersbip.

rI,HE FIRM OF SEYMOUR s. SILCOX Is
this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The
business Of the late concern will be settled by
s. C. SEYMOUR. S. C. SEYMOUR,
January g. 1870. i. A. SlLCO&.
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w NTE D.-A YOUNG MAN OF
w steady habits wants the situation Of agent
OH cotton plantation or in store. Good refer
ences given. Address F. p. L., Charleston Post
ofllCe, lana ~
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COPARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned will continue the Factorage
and Commission Business as heretofore, under
the firm Of l.. D. MOWRY i son.
l.. D. MOWRY.
ianI smwf4 A. II. MOWRY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-05

NTANTED-AB BOOKKEEPER WANTS A
w situation as Bookkeeper, Assistant Book
keeper or Entry Clerk. Best recommendations
furnished. Address A. B. c., "Ncws" office.
jln3 So
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WTANTED, A COLORED WOMAN, TO
w cook and wash. One who can give good
reference Apply 1t this Office jana
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-05

Tile undersigned will continue the Paint and OIL
Business, at the old stand, No. 20 Coming street.
JAMS 3x :. T.. SEi MOUR
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VXTANTED, A STEADY WOMAN TO
w Cook and Wash. Also smart House
Boy. Good wages given. Apply at No. 1875 Went
worth street. jap4 or
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-05

NTANTED, A ITUATION BY A WHITE
w GIRL, who Is willing to make herself gen
orally useful as Il child's nurse or chambermad.
Apply at No. 43 Wall street, one door from Cal
hniin. jana II
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Snr GaIe.

THOR SALE, COWS WITH YOUNG
Calves, HORSES, MARES and MULES. In
uuire at No. So State street. jams WIS
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Uants.

VTANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody In this column
at the rate OF e5 cents for twenty words or less,
each insertion, II paid in advance.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
THE ADVENTURES OF TEDDY O,RYAy.

How He Victimized the Managers Wife,
Teddy as Physician-He Pays Himself
with His Patients Jewelry.
The adventures OF the gallant and accomplished
Teddy ORyan, alias Thomas Hays, one Of the most
daring Of those peculiar and easily recognizable
gents who adorn the sidewalks Of Broadway, would
form an interesting story there is no doubt II fully
known. His adventure on the night OF the 5th OF
February with Mrs, FrelIgh, the wife OF the well
known manager Of the Bowery theatre. the particu-
lars OF which were published in part at the time In
the HERALD replete with interest and gives Teddy
an enviable position among his companions.
few days ago Teady was arrested with COM
rade by o1icer Patrick C0tter. Of the Twenty-lrst
precinct. on q charge OF robbery from the person,
and taken before Justice Coulter, at the YOrKvile
Police Court, who committed them both for trial.
While In court he was recognized as the renowned
he endeaverea to pass himself OF. Mrs. Freleigh,
hearing that her companion OF the night OF the 5th
OF February was in limoo uponaanother charge,
made her appearance yesterday at the YOrKvllle
Police Court before Justice Bixby, where she desired
to enter complaint against Teddy. She was
another gentleman besides Mr.. F. Teddy was
brought up stairs from the prison and placed among
not in the court room when ne entered was then
brought In and at once she picked him out as the
person who mad rOboed her under the following cir
on that night she testified she went to a Mrs.
Yale's, NO. 54 West Houston street. she remained
there until ABOUT tWeive O'CLOCK Wnen sne lett
with the intention Of returning home Her
nephew, q Mr.. Palmer Buckbee, and the pri sOner,
to whom she had been introduced by Mrs. Yale as
Mr.. Teddy O'Ryan. Irish gentleman OF the first
water accompau her. When she got as far as
the corner OF Prince and Mercer streets she was
taken suddenly sick and reclined In the arms OF
Teddy, who Immediately told Mr.. BuckDee to get
him some cigars. Mr. BuckDee very obligingy went
OF to do as he was bid and the gallant Teddy took
Mrs. FreliRh to Mrs. Green's No. 46 Rivlngton street.
az ho told her. to get something to revive her
which would enable her to reach home. she was
conducted to room In the second story, where she
got something to drink which she now knows was
choroform. She then lost oonscousness. and wnen
she awoke she discovered she had been robbed OF
all her money and je wery IN all ST. 200 worth. The
prisoner does not deny that he was with the lady
for while that night, but he does deny that he -
the thief. The case was set down for examination
Fnr Er,do afta
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
new YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL S, 87o-rR1pLE SHEET

zen shield. No European Power shan suoveft 70.
public or establish o monarchy on these American
doctrine was our defence against European
diplomacy ana lust OF rule. Such SEN
And now why should we not. az Americans,
rise equal to our possbtles2 Why not develop
this grand idea and show to European govern.
peopleY (ChecrsI In words Of equal eloquence MT
Fitch urged the duty OF the American governments
TO conceie beligerency to ana recognize 5he lnue'
pendenee or the republic OF Cuba.
The MAYoR-I have no doubt that that speech
VII WI pe repeated on the noor OF the house VI cVn
night. (Applause.j
Mr.. W: J. Hull then sang the "Marsellalse'' in rne
style. after which
Mr. SALoMoN, Ex-Governor OF the State OF Wis.
consin made brief speech in support OF the spirit
OF the meeting.
JOHN Mitchell and STEWART L. WooDFoRD
next spoke, ana the meeting closed at a late hour,
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OPERATIONS ON an ARTlsTe.

Robbery at the Residence of Miss Clara
Louise Kellocg-Thieves Poorly Paid for
Their Trouble.
On the I'd INST. the residence on East Sixteenth
street occupied by Miss Clara Louise Kellogg the &C
complished American prtmd DONNA was entered By
burglars, they having very adroitly cut OF the
panes Of glass in the windows surrounding the base
ment door. just large enough to admit Of an arm,
giving them every facility to tamper with the inside
fastenlngs, which they at once availed themselves
or. The family was in Boston at the time and the
servants being occupied IN the upper part OF the
mouse, gave the thieves q nne opportunity 10
Investigate the lower portion OF the dwelling.
ana. In accoroaAce with their profession,
duly and quickly appropriate and be OF. They
must, however before the completion OF tneir ar
rangemen.s, have become alarmed, for IN their
haste many articles OF much value were lett be-
mind, and consequently, all they succeeded In get
ting away with was few hundred dollar5' worth.
consisting OF clothing table linen ana some silver
spoons aud forks. Probably the knights OF the
jimmy" were under the impression that Miss Kellogg
was improvident enough 10 keep her numerous ar
tices OF silverNarc and costly jewels in the house,
but for once they mistaken and for their benefit
we would state that caution predomlnates in Miss
Kelogg's character TO great extent. The case has
been placed In charge OF superintendent Warren, OF
the Detective Police Agency, whose operatives are
sapgulnc vi success.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Cnrdenns Mutiny Case.


The United States rs. James RO6tns0n--The DC.
fendant was seaman the schooner Frank and
Nellie ana is charged. connection with two other
seamen-McIntyre and Crowley-with mutiny ON
the vessel the st OF March last at Cardenas The
port and the examination OF Robinson post
p0ned till Friday next, when the two other de-
PENDANTS are expected TO be present.
Alleged Violation Of the Post Offcc Regu.
lntlOns.
4 Tne United States u.s. j. d. Co,9ate.-rhe defend
ant is charged with deposting IN the Post once, for
transmission by mail, certain publications and PAM
phets of an indecent character, matter prohibited
by law Remanded for examination in default OF
$500 bail.
Another Alleged Custom House Smuggling
Case.
The United states us. Charles w. PurdN.-The
defendant is merchant doing business In william
street, and is charged with purchasing smugged
goods at a reduced price through the Custom House.
The first witness called was David q. McCarue,
master Of the ship Rising Sun, no testified that IN
the year 1869 he sailed between Poyntz Porto RICO,
and New York; III March, 1859, brought quantity
OF ''o OF bay'' from Poyntz; knew the defendant;
saw him for the first time IN the month OF March,
1869 at the store or Wheeler, Patterson Co., Will
liam street, upon that occasion tue defendant came
towards witness and asked him twitness) If he
brought Oil bay as part or cargo; witness replied,
yes sometimes; tod him he had some at that time
| stored in Wall street; time subsequently he
saw defendant. OF whom he inquired whether no
was satisfied with the quality OF some oil which he
haa left with him; defendant said he supposed Is
was all right; demanded twenty dollars bottle for
1t; defendant said he would give $l5 50 he then
planned the expense attendant on bringing 1t into the
market: he mad to pay Custom House officers 10
"keep them out OF the way" ana to give share to
his officers; eventually the oil sold at SIS rs q
bottle the defendant saying that lie wanted the oil
to be delivered by reliable partes delivered the OIL
III valises, 1t taking two days to deliver all.
On the crOsseXamnatlon witness said that he told
the defendant the oil was smu9gied; told him he
House {
out Of the way;'' was charged In New Haven with
having been engaged In smuggling oil and acknowl-
edged II.
The examination at this stage was adjourned tili
Thursday ncXt.
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COURT CAlENDAas-Tals BAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Held by
Judges lngraham, sutherland and Cardozo. Court
opens at half past ten O'Clock A. M. Balance OF nom
enumerated motions ana preferred calendar. Ap-
peals from orders made by Judge Barnard will be
called
SUPREME CougT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Aajourned to
the third Monday OF April inst, at half-past ten
O'Clock A. NJ, Dy order OF Judge CardoZO.
SUPREME COuRT-CHAMBERS.-Held py Judge
Brady. Court opens at ten O'Clock A. M. Calendars
twelve O'CLOCK NJ. No. so. Gail II.
SUPERIOR CoURT--TRAL TERM-Part l.-Ad-
journed until Thursday next. Part 2.-Adjourned
until Monday next.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.-The General Term calen-
dar will be called. E.
MARINE COURr-TRIAL TERM-Part l.-Before
Judge GrOss.-Nos. 2ol, 593, $685. 622 0S3 720, ITO,
s33 $685. 844 $780, 1856, 1885, 1s9. Part 2-Before Judge
Curns-Nos 1885, $50, 74i 5l2, 734, 1856, $780, 772 6s.
I'LL 322 76 757 7el 77e 77s, 49, 1872 1888, ss3, SOL
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.


Before Commissioner Newton.
The United States rs. Charles Teppe.-Tne defeu.
dant was arrested for passing counterfeit twenty
dollar national bank bill at the dry goods store Of
David Healion, No. 30 Fulton avenue. The hearing
of the case was resumed yesterday, when Charles
Kuntzman butcher at the corner OF Wyckof and
Nevins streets swore that the prisoner had
also passed a counterfeit bill upon him but
had subsequently paid him back IN good
money. Onicer T. Dolan, who arrested the prisoner,
testified that Teppe stated TO hun that he knew the
bills were bad and would make IL all right with him
II he (w1tnessl would keep quiet The Commissioner
committed Ieppe to await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
He COU R T S. .
Judge woodruffs Charge to the Grand Jury in
the United States Circuit Court-The Car
denas Muhny Case = More Custom
House Smuggling Violation Of
the Post Office Regulations.
United STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Charge to the Grand Jury-Frauds ON the
Governnent-Opening OF the April Term.
Before Judge Woodruff.
The Aprn term OF this court was opened yesterday
morning, before Judge Woodruff A Grand Jury
having been empaneled, the Court called attention
to the various criminal cases which would be sun-
mitted totnem and referred particularly to the
prevalence OF countereitng OF the national securities
fractional currency ana the public bonds ana the
necessity oil punlshing such crimes when cases were
brought home 10 delinquents. Another fruitful
source OF crime and OF consequent injury TO the
government was embraced in frauds on the internal
revenue by parties who engaged In smuggling goods
oicials therein; violations OF the lottery laws and
bounty frauds. The several special laws ana STAT
utes bearing on these cases were very prieny. ous
lucdly. explained to the jury, who then retired.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Admiralty Calendar.

Before Judge Benedict.
The Admiralty calendar VIII be called by Judge
Beneuct on Wednesday, AZ twelve NJ, when counsel
can have cases set down for trial any days upon
which they Can agree.
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
Excuse Of Jurors.
Before Judge Troy.

In consequence OF the trivial excuses OF jurors
who desired TO avoid serving Judge Troy stated at
the opening OF the court yesterday that in no
would business excuses be accepted, and any one
who presented such an excuse would De held az yo-
lating an order or the court. His Honor also alluded
to the fact that many jurors who are OF the opinion
tnat they had not sufficient influence escape serv-
ing resorted to officers OF the court to get them OF,
and he desired be understood that every Juror
would be held TO the requirement OF the statute In
this respect. There being no cases ready for trial,
the court adjourned until Wednesday, at ten O'Clock
A, M.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
COURT Of oyea And TeaValSsa.

The Grand Jury.
Before Judge Barnard and Justices voorhees, and
Johnson.
panel Of 500 petit jurors were in attendance yes
terday in anticipation OF the trial OF Edwin Perry,
the alleged murderer Of Thomas Hayes, but as the
trial Will not take place until Monday next 400 OF
the jurors were discharged until that day.
Grand Jury was empanelled and, after being
charged In the usual manner by Judge Barnard, re.
tired to their duties The court then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
NEE IIEG us TIE rANnANY SOCIETY.

There was very full attendance at the meeting OF
the Tammany Society which was convened last
evening at seven O'Clock, in the great wigwam, to
take action regarding the decease OF the late
Colonel Delavan. Not the faintest exhalation ndi-
Gated that Tuscar0ra was above political ground,
and she general melancholy stiffness called back the
dying hours OF 'thelast OF the Mohicans." Mr..
Nicholson occupied the chair, and committee was
appointed to draft appropriate resolutions upon the
life and services OF Colonel Delavan ana then the
meeting was adjourned out Of respect TO his memory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-30
Democratic and Conservative
STATE Convention.

The citizens of West Virginia who taNo
the repeal of MI proScriptive laws now III
force in this state and the enactment vi
such measures iis will give the State char"c-
fer abroad and harmony and prosperity al
home. are requested To meet in their respcc-
tive counties OF townships, al as early ii day
Us may be practicable, and chooSe delegates
to q stale Convention 10 be held in the
town of Charleston, kanawha county, on
Wednesday. the Eighth day Of june
1870. TO nominate candidates for the OFFICES
of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary
of State, Attorney General and Judge di the
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Each county or delegate district will cast
ten votes in this Convention for every rep
rcScntativc in the House of Delegates 10
which such county or district may be en-
titled.
THc effect uI our proScriptivc system in
driving large numbers of useful citizens
from West Virginia, and in preventing iml-
migration from other States, renders the
speedy abolition of that system necessary
to the public good. This call is therefore
addressed to all IiDcr;Il-minded men, whctl-
or Democratic, Conservative or Republican,
who desire Ia promote the welfare Of the
State and vindicate the rights Of her ciliZcIiS
by appropriate legislation.
LEWIS BAKER,
GEO. Il. TlNGLE,
J. W. GALLAHER,
". W. MILLER,
VIM. e. HANDLAN,
Democratic state Executive Committee.
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CruStee's Sale.
april,

ny VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST,
made and executed to me rs Trustee, by
Onward Fritz and Margaret, his wife, by
deed dated the fourth day of May, in the
wear lSiS, and now on record in the Record
TrS Office of Ohio county, state of West
Virginia, in Deed Book No. y, page i)7, to
secure the payment of certain promiSSory
note for the sum OF eighteen hundred anu
FORTY dollars dated the ith day of May, In
the wear lSlS. and payable TO j. l.. Stiiel, or
order. on the ith day Of May, in the year
1859, and signed by said Edward Fritz 10 said
l. l.. Stiirl, | Will, on MONDAY, the l6lh
day OF MAY, 1870, proceed To sell at public
auction. To the highest and best bidder III
me 'front.' door of the Court House OF sud
county, commencing ut IN o'clock, \. NJ,
the following described property, that Is 10
say: 4 certain part or parcel of ground. SIT
unted ON Quincy and Seventh streets, in
that part OF the city of Wheeling commonly
called East Wheeling, and numbered on the
ola, of said city as Lot No. 10; said lot nav
ing front on Quincy stree of twenty teet,
and running back with and bordering on
the East side of seventh street % feet, II be-
Ing the same property that was conveyed 10
aid Edward Fritz and wife, by Catharlne
Fritz, by deed dated November ", 1867, ana
recorded in the Recorders office OF SAID
county, in Deed Book No %, page lO5, or so
much thereof a. will he sufficient 10 pay the
principal Of said note above described, TO-
..sther with the legal interest thereon nom
The said ith day of May, 1852, until pald
principal and interest calculated 10 the ddS
OF sale amounting to SlsSi.OS.
Terms Of Sale-CaSh.
Selling MS Trustee, | will convey such title
as Is vested IN me by said Deed of Trust.
aprl2 j. ii. "oOlD, lruSIee.
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HORRIBLE DEATH

The most terrible feature about this
whole affair is the heart-rending manner
Of death in the majority OF instances.
Many OF the dead, when brought out,
were found to be without serious bodily
injury, but had evidently died from
suffocation. The mere contemplation
Of such thing is sickening. Hard, in,
deed, was the fate Of those who had
escaped death from the falling timber
in the end to die from the untold agonies
of suffOcation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-30

joists were so poorly joined to the wall
that they were readily drawn out by the
floor when slightly sunk. The ceiling
was what may be termed false one.
There was a space of eight or more feet,
we suppose, between the ceiling and oists
which rested on the top of the wall, and
the ceiling was suspended 10y pieces OF
plank nailed TO the joists; and a most
slender support it was. SO the gallery
was supported by similar pendants
from the joists above, and when it fell
forward it no doubt gave that start TO
the ceiling which the vacuum caused
by descending floor, ended by drawing
the whole Of it, with all its timbers,
down upon the heads Of the men who
fell with the floor, fearfully increasing
the number of deaths.
The whole building is unsuited 10 the
times and is not at all safe. The libra
~ is Of piece with the courtroom.
Nothing saves it from a like fate but
that the books are near the walls. We
see no remedy but to remove the entire
interior of the binding and reconstruct
it. And if that is 10 be done it will he
a great deal better to build a new CaPl-
tol
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-30
FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April =

IlNClNNAlI' - III -''
FLOUR-Unchanged and dull.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet but firm; red winter
at Il lOal II. Corn firm at full prices; sales
at SSagJc supply light; demand good. 0ats
firm AT j7mG2c. Rye H2a91c. Barley uull al
7OHgDC. ,,,..
COTTON-Firm and &C. higher middlins
orc 80,
TOBACCO-In good demand; sales lOs
hhdS at - 80 To SllO
WHISKY-Quict at 81 OO@l u; demand
light.
PROVISIONS-Firmcr. Bulk meats and
bacon held higher but the flrlnneSS oi
holders checks business. There Is good
demand for mess pork; sales 900 bbls nj sly w.
Bulk meats held at ~ IA, ia and l21ac
for shoulders, rib, clear rib and clear sides.
Bacon IN y, Ii and lie for shoulders, clear rio
and clear; small sales. Sugar cured hams ID
mlSlac. -,
LARD-Hcldat 1871 l6I@ &c forcountry and
city kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Unchanged; fresh in good de-
mand at 30@35c.
EGGS-Dull at l5c.
OILS-Linseed oil firm AT S9Sc. Lard
oil AT 81 25gl ~.
Observation-Disclosures and firm at full
rates.
GOLD-llf4 buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-30
For Sale.

A,G THE UNDERSlGEEpO OFFERS FOX
"a sale Lot No. Il, in Grahams addition
.&.2-to the city of Wheeling, situate on the
corner OF Quincy and sixth streets. There
is a good brick and frame house on the cor,
ner. containing eight rooms with water and
gas throughout and one of the best cellars
In the CITY. There Is in connection good
stable and carriage house. On the south
end of the lot there is a good frame house
with five roOIss, fronting on sixth street.
This Is very desirable location. Parties
wishing 10 purchase will please call AT = j..
R1yd's Wholesale Shoe Store, No ~ Main
street. NJ. L. Al MA->'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-30
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April ~.
FLOUR-Stcady and firm at previous
rates.
GRAIN-Wheat opened active and excit-
ed, selling up to 94l5c for No. 2 subsequently
fell to Ole, closing there; optional trading
was at 9l1%@9jc seller May; 9iI&@8t4c seller
June: in the afternoon there were nee sell
lers at 9GlIc cash and 81 &c seller May. Corn
active; closing at Sl2MSSc for No. 2; Sic for
new and 7jc for no grade; optional sales
were at S7I5aSSI4c seller May; Sl2c seller
last half of May; In the afternoon the mar
ket was firm: low grades Of new nj NC; no
grade nj 75d77c, according 10 location; No.
al S7IsmSSc cash and seller May. Oats mod
eratefy active; closing quiet ut 1910 cash;
i7c seller April; 4794@iS'4c seller May;
iSI46Ii9c seller June. Rye active and higher;
SUGSic for No. .. Barley dull and neglected.
CATTLE-Quiet at 81 jO96 d2l2 for COM
mon cows to good steers; 81 WG1 62'2 for
good TO extra and S. 80 for prime steers.
HOGS-Activc at * 6OdS - for common
to fair: IS SId9 10 for good to choice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-30
Commissioners Sale OF Real
Estate.

BY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court OF Ohio County, rendered on
tho iith day of April, 1870, in a cause in
chancery therein depending in which sam
ual \. Dunbar and others are cOinpIIinhhis
and Isabella Dunbar and others are defend
ants, will, on SATURDAY, the Ih gay o!
House Of Ohio County, sell nj Public Auc-
don, lot number four ~ in Jonathan LaneS
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thlrd OF the purch-
a,e money cash. the residue in two equal
nnymentS. with interest from the day OF
sale. the purchaser giving bonds with APP
proved security for the deferred payments.
y. RICHARDSON,
unrIn Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-30
Delightful Country Seat for
Sale.

AN AUTHORIZED To SELL THE
country seat of Mrs. L. Zane, situated on the
National Road, three miles east OF the Guy.
The house contains nine rooms, DesldeS
carriage house, &C., &c, all in the most COM
nlqta order. The grounds, about five acres,
are beautifully laid out and adorned with
,hrubhery and fruit trees of choicest variety.
This place la he fully appreciated must DE
examined. IhDMAS bihr-N,
n,or.a Real Estate Agent.