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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-02

THO. THOMAS 0RCHEsTRA.-"The
concertOf this unparalleled organization
on Saturday evening has been the loving
theme ofallwho heard itfOr the past forty
hours, 1t was, without question, the
most aulhess and satisfactory musical
performance Of like magnitude ever given
in Chicago. or Mr.. Thomas combina.
nation of musicians we have already spo.
ken 1t is thebcst Orchestra ever known
in America, and, for aught we know, its
superior does not exist in the world.
"NIr. Thomas, the conductor, q violin
virtuOso of no mean fame, is a thorough
enthusiast in music, and he fortunately
unites with his enthusiasm and skill, that
degree of executive ability which has
enabled him TO keep alive and vigorous
for several years an orchestra Of the first
class las to quality in the face OF chilling
winds OF neglect, which blow so ruthless.
ly in this naughty country. The eastern
metropolis has hid him exclusively-or
shared him with q few suburban cities
until the present season, when Mr.. Thomas
and his orchestra determined to brave
the rocks and tempests which have
wrecked so many an art enterprise-aRd
make the tour of the country. +
Everything about the concert was
pleasant. During the prevalence of the
pianissimo passage in the "Tracumerci,"
the silence could be felt-the lOudest
sound being the tick of u clock which
hung somewhere in the vast hall, and
which seemed as loud as the putting OF q
steam engine. What magic or mesmeric
power is that by which the Director, with
his slight baton, winds 10 the utmost ten.
sion the senses, passions, and nerves of
every person in his audience, and holds
them sensitive and powerIess beneath his
spell? 1t is the power Of music-pure,
unalloyed ideal; and right here we may
sum up in one little sentence, the signal
achievement of this Orchestra, 1t makes
real and perceptable to the nearer the
composers subtlest ideal."-CnicdgO Post.
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NOR SALE.

ISLAND PROPERTY FOR In
l. SALE.-I offer for sale my House and NH
lot, situated on Virginia street, near Huron.
The honsc is new, containing four rooms, hall
and other conYenlCnces, such as presses, cup
boards, &c Also good dry cellar under house,
side aud rear p0rtieos and all necessary outbuild'
lngs Size Of lot 4lxll0 feet.
For further particulars apply on the premises,
or at MeAders shop, Fifth street, to
fvb2TS W. q. RlllELDAFFER
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FOR SALE.

nOR SALE ON EASY TERMS {stA
II Five Brick Houses In BenwOOd, stu. Iili
BY ". Y. IToGE 4 BRO,
mari Real Estate Agents.
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nor SALE.

THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
L Deed Of Trust made to me by Hugh Morrt'
son and Mary Jane his wife, dated March 4, 1870,
and Of record In the office Of the Recorder OF
Ohio county, IN Deed A. Book ., page 81, VII!
House 81 OhiOcOunty, on .T..L .fs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-02

dor SALE.-5O5 ACRES 0FaaS
Il Coal and Iron Lands near the Ohio ~
liver, lying between Ashland and Cattels. =
bufgh, Ty., forty nine inch vein Of coal suitable
for manufacturing iron without CoAking, For
Address, ED. +. DoLIN,
Greenupsburg, KY,
or |. c. MCGREW,
ieb27t .... Mt. Pleasant, o,
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THRUST SALE

THRUST SALE.
J. BY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust made to me BY
John Carney and Mary Jane his wife, dated Jan
uAry9 1868, and Of record in the office Of the
Recorder Of Ohio county In Decd Book No. 90,
mage 2g8, l will offer at public Vale at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-02

DOR RENT.-THE WARE IN
Il Room fronting Quincy street.. 80 by iii
66 feet now occupied by J. Snyder & Son. -
Also, second and third story room In tho
lntelgenCer Building.
Also, MelOdeon Hall, with small room front
aud rear. Apply 10
ian27 WIN. l.. hCAFEE.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, July e-Noon.-Consols s2H. Bonds
EEsvening.-Consols eaI. Bonds o!7s. Bullion
PARIS, july 6.-Rentes 55f soc.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Noon.-Freishts arn,.
Stocks steady and dull. Governments steady and
al per cent. Gold steady at l3}1. Exchange,
Esening.-Money easy at aas per cent. prem.
Sterling, long 1oH; short II. Governments slight
" easier. Sixty 81 os 147s. South CarOlnas some.
what better; others unchanged. fennesses ~;
new TiH YIrgnas 64;ss; new T22i Louislanas
| SO; new 63; leYee5 -; elghts 81. Alaoamas %;
lives es Geo, glas ST. ssyens 90; North Caroilnas
lSkals3<. Freights heavy aud lower by sail.
NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Stering ISIS. Sight "a
premium. Guld l3s.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL July 6-Noon.-Cotton crened firm
er; uplanas SHasd; Orleans 9sd sales Il, oCo bales
Afiernoon.-Cotton strong; sales $4,000 bales;
/ export and speculation 5000.
Evening.-Cotton closed strong; uplaads Sd,
Orleans sJSa9Lld; sales IS. 900 bales.
NEW YORK. July 6.-NOon.-Cotton steady; up
land 2u2Sc; Orleans 21Hc; sales 1900 bales.
Evening.-Cotton steady; sales 4o4a bales; up
| lands 2r%c.
| gross receipts las bales: sales 200; stock 6OOo
BAir1aoEs. July 6-Cottou quiet and firm,
mddlnIs 2lc: net recpiots li2 bales; gross re.
L
NORFOLK. Juiy 6.-Cutton steady; low m!ad'ing
| l9Ea2uc: net receipts III bales coastwise lio;
| stock l523.
WlLNlsGToS. July 6.-Co;ton firm: middliugs
30: net receipts so bales; sales g. stock s44
AUGUSTA, july 6--CotsOn market Gull and
easier n, l9,ls4c for Liverpool mlldGngs; sales
| llu; receipts l0a bales
SayANSAu Ju!y 6.-Cotton tending downward,
mddiinss l9al9tzc; net receipts l93 bales; sales
| 500: Stock 67Tr.
MOBILE, July 6.-Cotton quiet; mddngs loHc;
CT receipts 80 baiesi exports coastwse 1i7; safes
| 100: S'Ock 10 42o.
NEW ORLEANS July 6.-Cottoa quiet; mild!ings
2okc; ne. .eceip:S 2l2 5alc5 gross reca!pss llJ;
safes $50: stock So S55
GALVESTON July Cotton quiet; good ordi.
nary i6c: net receipts 10 ha:ps exports - Great
Britain 500: sales 500; stock 26, lii.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July g. Evening. = Turpentine
Ala 6ia42s.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Noon.-Flour duh and
heavy Wreat a shade fr1ler: corn tribe better.
Pn:k firm n: SIS 57al5 so. Lard unchanged. Tur-
rrrs,ne steady ut 47aI7sc Rosin quiet at s. SEA
Z s5 COR strained.
Evening. g..Flnu--Southern dropping; common
to fair extra Sc 25a6 s5: good 10 ca.iGe 80 S'ay, .
decline in frelghts strengthened the expnr! de-
| mani; winter red and amber Western S 4Sal 81.
Corn sha'e tlrner at 71a7l3sc. Provisions qnlet
aud sieaiy NAva! stores and tallow unchaheea::
BALTIMORE, July G.-Flour dull; except Tor good
grades Wheat quiet. Corn dull aud scarce.
Pr visions unchanged. Whissey 94c.
WILMINGTON, AUly 6.-Spriis turpen,nn flrm at
Acc. R">lm llrm at 81 IS for strained, 81 so for
turpcuIinc steady at So for yellow dip, 81 q for
virgin. Tar firm at So.
ST LOUIS July O. Flour in better demand;
winter 81 30. Corn higher; mixed on elevator
l6. Bacon nriner; shoulders 71ci clear sides
9t.c,
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The Charleston Market.

FOB THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JULY 8.
TEE CRops-The weather has been warm and
generally favorable during this PERIOD with
continuation OF satisfactory reports from the in
terror Of this State, but the news from many parts
oft he Southwest do not encourage the prospect OF
q good cotton growth. The New Orleans Cotton
Exchange report, to June Is, gives diminished
acreage OF ten to forty per cent. In the South
west, and less yield per acre. The intelligence
indicates large increase Of the grain crop IN
most districts.
TIE RECE1PTs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were 18,l9T bales,
against 22654 the week before, and 1,70s Tor the
period last season. At New Orleans the receipts
were 52o2 bales, In contrast with 467l the week OF
last year. The total supplies at'the cotton ports
from September 1, 1870, up to the latest mall
dates, were s,sss,sls bales, against 1881 $40 the
year previous. showing an increase Of 1,o5l,7'o
bales. The receipts at the chief Southern mar
kets from September l. 1870 up TO the latest tee-
graphic Intelligence, as compared with the year
before were as follows:
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ROSADALlS.
ROSADALIS is the best Blood
Purifier.
R0sADALIs, a sure cure. for
ScrofuIa.
ROsADALIs, endorsed by
Physicians.
R0sADALIs, a potent remedy
for Rheumatism.
ROsADALIS, a Remedy tried
and true.
RosADAL1s, the best Altera-
tive extant.
ROSADALIS endorsed by the
following.
DR.. r. WILSON CARR, OF Baltimore
Dr. T. c. PUGH, Of Baltimore.
DR.. TH0S. ]. BOYKIN, OF Baltimore.
Or. A. DURGAN, OF Tarboro', N. c.
DR.. ]. S. SPARKS, of Nicholasvile, ky.
Dr. A. +. WHEELER, OF Lima. Ohio.
Dr. w. HOLLOWAY, OF Philadelphia.
Dr. ]. L. McCARTHA, OF South Carolina.
end many others. See R0SADALIS ALMANAC
ROSADALIS,
endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL now Of Mary.
land Conference, formerly Chsplaln IN the Con.
iederate Amy Of Northern Virginia
ROSADALIS
is Alternative, Tonic and DIuretic. and acts at
one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER
KIDNEYS and all the SECRET0RY ORGANS, ex
peing all impure matter aud building up the
system to healthy, vigorous Condition.
ROSADALIS
IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SS% g. Ss2 SSH EaIRs R
mar6-1y
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steaV at 55a5sc. PORK, full prices asked, no de.
maud 11 at t. SIS So. Lard IoKc asked. Bacon closed
dull; shoulders &c. Whiskey advanced TO soc;
LOUISVILLE, July 6..Flour unchanged. Gorn NHa
nork hold at sl6. Soulder5 &c; clear sides TX
Packed lard l01za11h. Whiskey s9c.
NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Flour dull and lnchang-
ed Corn IN good demand and higher; White MY. s!o
6sc' Hay scarce and higher: choice S29a30. Bran
dull at 81 20. Pork quiet; mess held at slS g.
Bacon quiet az sa9Ha1oNc. Sugar IN gooo uc,
mand; common 9Hc; prime 11Hall@c; CHOICE
l2c. Whiskey quiet at 9lcaSl.
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Compararive Exports OF Cotton and Rice
from the Port of Charieston: s,, rom sep
teInber 1, 1870, to July 6, 1871
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIG N.
LIVERPOOL.
The Marion. Letfert cleared. .....: .June l3
The III Seed, Edmondson, cleared. June IL
Tie ROnal,e. Young up,...........May u
BIZ bark Lady Dutrerin, Finn, up..........May II
ESTNARTLEPooL, ENG.
Er bark Kathleen, Lester. sailed. ..Jure 6
NEWPORT, ENG.
Tie Black Prince, Marshall, cleared. June IA
CALLA0.
Fr bark Me!aine, Bersho, sailed d.....,....May "a
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COHMERCIAE NEWS.
Exports Yesterday.

gARoELoSA-Per Spanish brig Borigua-l44
baies upland cotton, 206 bbls rosin.
MATANZAS-Per schr True Blue-So,ooo teet VI
PHILApELPH1A-Per steamship EmpireL4Sl
bales cotton, IFS bales domestic goods, 54z oois
naval stores, and sundrtes.
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CARDIFF.
The R T K Carey, =, sailed. May 8
The Martha, Lewis, sailed. d................ May 9
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK.
schr b G Sheppard, Clark, cleared .........July
Schr Lilly, Hughes, cleared. d...........July 8
Schr Myrover, Brown, up............. 8
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr a Gaskill, Gaski, June III
NEW ORLEANS.
Br brig R Mckay spearing, Lelavor, cl'd..June 20
List of Shipping
m TEE PORT OF CHARLESTON, JULY6
vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastIng
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
James Adger, 100 tons, Lockwood, OF Adger's
wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger
d CO.
Sea Gull, Gle tons, Dutton, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore, loading-P G Trenholm.
BARKS.
American Lloyds, 511 tons Park, In Ashley River,
for Liverpool, loadlng-W Roach q CO.
yInco, (Br,) 4s4 tons Robson. at MarshalIs wharf,
for Liverpool loadlng-Henry Card.
Rhea Sylvia, (Br) 40 tons, Cof1, Ia Ashley River,
for a Portin Great Britain, loading-B Rnett
d Son.
River, for q Port in Great Britain loadIng-B
Carmen. lspanl aa4 tons, eIrardo, at Union wharf,
for Malaga, loading & co.
BRIGs.
Borgua (Span) 16s tons, Maristany, at Brown &
co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, ready-W Hall.
Sir Robert Mcclure, (Br) = tons, Grlftths, in
the Stream, for a Port in Great Britain,
Georgte, l6o TONS Swan, at E Railroad wharf,
for Baltimore, loading-Shackelford i Kelly.
I, G Madeirs, 243 tons, Mosander, at Central
wharf, from Boston, dtscharging-H Baker
F Fl Jennings, 800 tons, Sears, at Central wharf,
from Boston, discharging-W Roach co.
SCHOONERS.
River, for Philadelphia, loading-H Baker
JH Stickney, - tons, Fooks, at Robb's Mill, for
Baltimore, loaling-Street Bros i co.
Florence Rogers 406 tons, Sheppard, at Adger's
wharf, from New York. discharglng-W Roach
& co.
Merrill - tons, Wick, in the Stream, from
Philadelphia, dIscharglng-J Enslow CO.
Sarah A Reed, i6O tons Reed, at N E Railroad
wharf, for Fall River, !oadlng-H F Baker
& co.
Lucy II Collins, 1853 tons, Collins, at vanderhorsts
q G Bird, 141 tons, Drinkwater, at marshali's
wharf, for Baltimore, loadlng-H Baker
j. CO.
True Blue, = tons, Tripp, in Ashley River, for
north side Cnba loading-I A Enslow j. CO.
Willie Martin, 22o tons, No{es, IN ashley River
E Messervey, = tons, Wall, 10 Ashley River,
from Providence, loading Potter.
Matoaka, - tons, Fooke, at Kerr's wharf from
Baltimore, dtscharglng--Street BIOS co
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Empire, Hinckley Philadelphia-W
A Courtenay.
Spanish brig Borigua. Mar s;any, Barcelona-w
P Hall.
Schr True Blue, Ireland, Matanzas-J A Ems
low & co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Empire HincEiey, Philadelphia.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Myrorer, Brown, at New York, July 3.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Lilly, Hughes. at New York, July5.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Arriycd, the steamships
Regulator and Lafayette.
SAVANNAH, July T.-CieaTed steamships Rapl-
dr.: for New York; North Point, Baltimore: bark
Commodore Dupont, Monlcytdeo.
MEMORANDA.
Tie bark Sarah FRASER. Knight, from Bull
River S Z, arrived at Bristol, Eng, June 10.
The British bark Ermina, Phillips. from Charles.
ton for Rotterdam was passed oil Scil!y, 2. days
out.
The schr Starlight, Mcintyre for Georgetown, s
C, cleared at New York July 3.
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Exports OF tho Week ending July D.
DOMESTIC.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship MannastaHm1os ~ 1ioraos
bales cotton, 2l3 bales domesS gougs s 90 csT
ao5 bbls rosin, i45a boxes vegetables and fruit
1So bundles paper, As pkgs snndries.. Per 5arS
FannIe-I75 COO ct lumber 100 tons gsouna pnoS SC
phate so tons scrap iron and railroad axles. 5ol
empty c.rboys and sundries. Per steamsell
Georgla-s4 bags sea island and 4o2 bales 1pland
cotton, CSC bbls naval stores, 1ol casks clay, 81
bales domestics and goods, 81 bales waste. 81
bundles paper, 13s bbls cotton seed cake, ls bol:
cotton seed oil, 1888 pkgs fruit, as pEgs vegetables
1882 watermelons, % pkgs sundries, 1 horse,
buggy. e. ~.
bales cotton, 100 bales domesttcs and goods. ~
bbls naval stores, 81 bundles OF paper, ls bundles
waste, 81 empty bbls, Is watermslons, ana sun
dries. .Perschr Amos Edwards-42o tons pnos'
BALTIHoRR-Per steamship Falcon-Ie bales
COTTON SO tierces rice, II bales yarns, 6oooo iee'
lumber, and sundries. - eoo
hricks.
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nS- Guarantee to furnish Engines and Boilers
OF as good quality and power, and at as low rates
as can be had IN New York, Baltimore or Phil.
adelphta.
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NorE.-we have deauctea from New Orleans
ss,56s bales uplands. II Jm Mobile 9,o49 bales IN
lads and burned 5oa; from Savannah 4Oo1 bags
sea island and 164s bales up:and,and from Charles
ton, 479s bags sea Island and 16i' bales upland
cottoa-tae quantities received at those ports
from Mobile, Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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The supplies for the corresponding week last
year were s,565 bales.
The stocks Of the article IN sight at the latest
dates were as follows:
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May "a
FLOUR-Opened dull but closed
firm.
GRAIN-Wheat better, with sales Of
cash at 81 264@l 27!; closing at 81 26l;
seller July and August closes at 81 POS.
Corn higher at 5l5@52fc, closing at
52Ic. Oats firm at 494@498c. Rye
quiet at Sale. Barley quiet at I5c for
No. ..
HIGHWINES-Quiet but firm at
90@90!c.
PROVISIONS-Pork weaker at
SIS 75@l6 90.
CATTLE-The market is very dull
but prices are without quotable change
shipping steers sold at s. 75@6 % for
good to prime; s. 1905 IS for fair, and
S. 1l!@5 % for mixed to medium
steers; butchers cattle sold at So 500
5 80 for inferior to good lots; stock steers
sold at 4@lc for common to good lots.
HOGS-Opened moderately active
and the early sales were made at yestcr'
days closing figures, but subsequently,
in view of heavy receipts, the feeling
weakened and prices declined to the
extent of l24c per 100 pounds and the
market closed dull; heavy hogs sold al
81 OO@4 25 and light at 81 05@4 sc
for mixed to choice lots.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May "a.
COTTON-Strong and &c higher;
middling at l54@l5ac; low middling at
l5@l54c.
FLoUR-Stock light; low grades at
S. 25@5 so; superfne at Sc 00@6 %;
family at Sc S0@7 90.
GRAIN-Wheat, light demand win
ter red at 81 46@l AZ; choice at 81 500
65. Corn dull at 54@57c. Oats
quiet at 50@57c. Rye quiet at 81 o.
al TO- Barley steady at 95c@$l Is.
HAY-At ST. 0O@lS % for No. /
timothy.
OILS-Linseed at 95@97c.
Observation-Disclosures. Mess
pork steady at SIC 2j@l6 50. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders at SIC; lib sides
at 7!c clear rib sides at &c; clear sides
at Ste. Bacon, shoulders at &c; clear
rib sides at S!@S2c; clear sides at 9lc;
sugar cured hams at l3@l5c and dull.
SUGAR-Moderate demand; sales
light hard at l4i and l3ic for A. New
Orleans and 93@l24c for common to
fancy; yellows at ll@l2c.
TOBACCO-Steady at s. 1880 90
for green to fine leaf
WHISKY-Quiet at soc for iron
bound
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PRYOR ION HIS MUSCLE.
He PnIIs Lawyers Nose i'm Court.

The New York Star of Saturday
saws: The air Of ennui disseminated
throughout the State Courts by the
hardness and monotony Of the Foster
trial was agreeably Ito spectators at
least) relieved yesterday by the once
famous ex-General Roger a. Pryor.
1t appears that while engaged in disput-
ing a case in the special Term Room
of the Supreme Court, before Judge
McCunn, the hot Southern blood Of the
General became excited, and he thought
he would become relieved Of his extra
electricity by performing upon the nasal
organ of his opponent in the suit-a
cold-blooded Northerner-by name,
Henderson. 1t was a scene worthy OF
the most ludicrous pantomime. Those
who saw the General in that hour swear
they will never forget the spectacle.
His long locks floated at large on the
strong current of air which patronizes
the neighborhood Of the Supreme Court,
and his coat tails, thinking no doubt
that they were bound to show spirit
worthy of the occasion, stood out like
the tail of kite on the ascent, as Roger
seized the scarlet snoot OF his antago-
mist in his vice-like fingers.
The roughs. who had come to learn
the fate of Foster, the Court officials, the
supernumerary lawyers who lnfest that
building, the reporters of course, and
even two of their Honors Tin an unotfi
cial capacity crowded round the com
batants. Bets were in order. Roger
and Henderson were duly seconded
backed, and bet upon. 1t was no use
Henderson, after "toeing the scratch.
withdrew into his corner, swearing thai
he was a man OF law, and would fight
his antagonist at any time for the belt
and any money to boot, at that game
Roger gave one ofhis peculiar sarcastic
smiles at the proposition, let 60 the or
gan, so as to give the proprietor full
plav as a "talkist," wiped his fingers OF
his excited coat tails, and departed from
the scene Of his latest victory ATTENDED
by an appropriate crowd, who compli
mented him on the achievement.
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commissioners Sale.

Dl VIRTUE Of A DECREE OF THE
ID 'lruIl Court of Ohio county, State of
""' Virginia. rendered on the 18th day of
N'riil~r lSH, in Il cause in chancery
rFrn Joseph W. Ferrel was plaintiff and
''i Nii>, the committee of John Low, n
..'r, Mary \. Low, wife of the said John
""' amt Clara Low, William Low, John
.'"' j., George Low, Burgess Low and
.' !"w were deiendentS, j will, at the
ID. 0"Ul "I the Court House in said cOun-
t.li o'clock \. NJ, on Saturday, the 9th
.H u My. l>Il, proceed to Sell at public
..''ii, l." the highest and best bidder, the
"'NlhS described property, or so much
.,. ~ viii satisfy the plaintiffs claim
.'''' with interest from November ID,
"hli pad and the costs of said cause
o." ,iiiN sale, viz: Being certain tract
= Hthd in the town of West Liberty,
va" county, West Virginia, and known
lrh'N-lwp ~ feet of the north end of
numbered -, - and co, decided TO said
Low 10y Il. w. Hedge and wife June
-. ana OF record in said county in deed
... a., De- ldg" iSO. said property will be sold
g., IVY 10 III" contingent dover estate OF
>ui Mary \. Low.
'HH> "F NALE.-One-third cash on day
81. 'V' "h"-'hlSi in six, and One-third in
' month";. with interest on deferred
'nN rom day of sale until paid, pur-
.. ."s give bond with approved personal
ana title held until further order
'" II. III. COCHRAN,
- -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-25
commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court of Ohio county, State of
N~>t Virginia, rendered on the 18th day OF
Elrrh, ISL, in chancery cause in said
,Durl wherein Walter Marshall is plaintiff
aai William Armstrong, administrator of
..~r>tale of Robert Marshall, deceased, and
William Marshall, Robert Marshall, James
MARSHALL, Joseph Marshall and Mary Mar
.i.l heirs at law of the said Robert Mar
,-lIl, deceased, are defendants, will, on
sunday, the 9th day of May, 1871, at 10
nc.Dck \. NJ, proceed to sell at the front
..rr of the Court House of said Ohio cOun-
y. II public auction, TO the highest and
- bidder, the following described proper
'r. To wit: Lot numbered IS, in Jonathan
L.g"s addition TO the city OF Wheeling.
sd lot i in the First Ward of the city
Wheeling and is bounded on the south
E'Er>lnut alley, on the west by Market
,!''t, fronting 1T feet on Market street and
mining thence an equal width parallel
a.H ,Id alley about 2I3 feet. Said lot will
sold in two separate parcels, one parcel
ing east and the other west OF the centre
". 60" National road.
IFRN~ az SALE.-One-third in cash. the
.raandrr in two equal payments of one
aa.iw" Years, with interest from the day
i >'.r.lD he secured by bonds duly eXecu-
rs. with good security, and title retained
"i. urlhrr orders of said Court.
X. ii. COCHRAN,
#.T-t Sppcial Commissioner.