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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Ten Of the most prominent strikers
engaged in the effort TO prevent the
laborers from going TO work in the coal
mines at NelsOnville, Ohio, were arrested
Tuesday. Twenty.seven hands have gone
to work in one Of the mines, and others
were expected TO resume labor Wcdnes-
day.
AS Joseph Hayden was crossing the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad track near Mt.
Airy, Ohio, Tuesday, his wagon was
struck by an approaching train and en-
tirely demolished-IIayden being killed
at tho same time, .,
-Chas. McFarland's distillery al Sage.
town, Illinois, was burned Monday. Loss,
$2O,OOOi insurance, $500, p 81
AT GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, Wednesday
morning, Delo Burtch fell against a circu.
lar saw while in motion, cutting his leg OIL
in two places, and splitting his right arm
from the wrist to the shoulder. He died
in two hours.
The steamship Oceanic, which ar.
rived at New York, Wednesday evening
had u terrible passage. She lost three
blades of her propeller, sails, etc.
The store house of the Woonsockel
Manufacturing Company, at Woonsocket
r. l., was damaged by fire, Wednesday
TO the extent of $4,000.
The dwelling and tannery Of Nj. D
Gardner, at Mohicanville, Ashland county
Ohio, valued at $4,000, was entirely de,
stroyed by Tuesday night. Supposed
to be the work Of an incendiary. Insured
for $4,000.
-Abill has been passed by both Houses
Of the New York Legislature providing
for the payment oI the Indebtedness O.
the city Of New York falling due thii
month, 1t authorizes the raising Of so,
100000. ~
1T Is rumored In New York that Gen
Mcclellan is To be the successor Of Fisl
as the Vice President Of the Erie Railwa,
company.
The Massachusetts Senate on Wednes
day adopted an order requesting III
committee on railways TO inquire int
the expedlency Of providing law tha
passengers on railway cars shall b.
exempt from the liability 10 pay fare
luntil they are provided with seats.
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SAINT LOUIS.
Moyementsor Alexis.


ST.. LOUIS, January 1O.-The Grand
Duke Alexis has accepted an invitation
from the Missouri Legislature TO visit
Jefferson City, but what particular day
the party will go up is not decided. The
Duke and portion OF his suite attended
tho theatre last night in All unobtrusivc
way, their presence being known 10 buI
few. To-day the party will visit the
public schools and tonight the Duke and
the younger portion Of his suite will prob
ably attend regular party OF the socia'
club called tho Home Circle. 1t is moi
known yet when the Ducal party will
leave for the plains, or whether they viii
go at all, Us tic late snow storm has
interlGred somewhat with the contem
plated buffalo hunt!
Twelve frame buildings IN Holden, this
State,Ywere burned last Saturday. Loss
not reported.
The Grand Duke and suite, will leave
tomorrow Cia. the Missouri Railroad fol
Kansas City. Thence they will go Il
Fort Hays or Fort Ellis, Kansas, where
they will spend two or three days hunting
Buffalo, This change In the original pro
gramme was caused by the recent fall o.
snow in the region more northward, ant
also for the reason that by this route thu
heart Of the buffalo range can be penetra
ted by rail and long horseback or ambu
lance rides avoided. The special trair
that brought the party here will convey
them on their western trip. On thcirre
turn the Duke and suite win prepare
for their departure South. For this triI
The steamer Great Republic, tho larges
and most magnificent on the western wa
tiers, haslbeen, chartered and will be helt
in readiness TO receive them either hert
or at Cairo, according TO the condition o
the river. Their departure will TAXI
place either on the eth or 2sth inst.
On Monday last, United States Deputy
Marshals Prescott and ToCket came upol
an illicit distillery in New Madrid county
and arrested Moses Conoy, It's proprietor
and two other men. They then seizet
two barrels OF whisky and an OK team
and started for Charleston. After pro
ceeding about eight miles, the team stallet
in a swamp, and while efforts were being
made TO extricate it, some eighteei
masked men suddenly appeared and de
manded the release Of the prisoners
which was complied with, resistance un
der the circumstances being useless.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 10-Arrangements
have been made for the introduction o.
American cars on English railways.
The Captain Of the ship Windsor Castle
which run down q vessel in the caanne
and was reported TO have passed on with
out needing the cries of the drowning
mariners, has been acquitted Of all blame
Sir John Somerset, Of Pakington, al.
dressed conservative meeting at Roch.
dale tonight. He stigmatized the policy
OF the Government as sensational and eX.
travagant, and in abiding 10 Ireland he
said the administration Ol the affairs oil
that country were eminently unsuccessful
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
General sherman at AIadrld... lie
Meets q Cordial Reception. \


General sherman At Madrld... lie
J" Meets q Cordial Reception.
NEW YoRK. January lO.-A Madrid
speclal OF the OH states that Gen, Sher.
man and Lieut.. Grant arrived there on
the I'll. They were presented 10 King
Amadeus by Inc American Charge d'Af.
fairs. The King Is reported as saving he
was pleased 10 sec so famous a rcpresen.
tatiye of the American army AZ General
Sherman, and tint he always entertained
friendship for the American peonle Ho
desired the most cnrdial relations os he.
tween neighbOrs whose interests can ~ onIy
lie IN tlle preservation oi neace NAV L
always cxist hctween tle Tiniied States ~
and Snoin " Wv NN ''''''N'
In the evening bannuct WAC civcr bv
tho I'nj,ed Sta;oS TaGs,;or a, ,sh;cS
wSrc nreSert % % senor S",c0mr Ar;n;sIor
of Marine Srnor Toncta Min;S,cr If thc
Colonies Sennr naPIas Foreirn M;n;oter
and others The EniInw;nS ioas,s .S, Tvsra
drank and rcsnoricI ~. uThe K;n% y
IPresident Grant y and ST,he Armies and
NonIos % NJ INC ITS;,oJ S,otaa and Co.. | :
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hnEDATRLY after therebelliOu thepa.
pers teemed with prophecies ofthe result
which had been (nominally) made long
before. The close of the Franco. German
war produced another cropot these er
post JactO prophccyings, and now new
candidate has entered the field. When
Talleyrand died he left strict orders that
his photographed memories should not
be published before 1888. The injunc-
ton has been sacredIy regarded; but,
nevertheless. the press is now publishing
a supposed extract from the work, in
which the dead statesman predicts the
rapid rise Of Prussia, and advises Napo.
leon to take speedy measures TO check
her threatening growth.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. 1O.-Judge Bry.
ali, Of the United States Court, has re.
ceived apetition for writ OF habeas cor.
pus in the case Of the Ku-Klux prisoners
Gov. Scott, in his message answering
the impeachment charges, denies flatly
that there has been any oVer.issue Of
bonds, or that any one bond of any class
has been issued, except in pursuance o
law. Hc attributes the depreciation oil
tho State credit to Ku.Kluxism, which
he says, has, during the last three years
had the same effect financially as would
be produced by war.
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ALoNu with synopsis OF Mark Twain's
lecture, we give our readers this morning
a sketch of Artemus Ward and the pecu.
liarities Of his humor, written by a new
candidate for popular favor in the same
line, "Eli Perkins" of the N. Y. CONNER.
eidl Advertiser. Those who heard A. W.
lecture here early in the war, will like 10
refresh their recollections Of him byway
of comparison with the gentleman who
succeeds him as the first American hu.
morist Of the day.
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Earthuuake in the Northeast.

QUEBEc, January 1O.-A heavy shock
OF earthquake was felt here at o'clock
last night, lasting about five seconds,
The citizens were considerably alarmed
and ran out Of their houses. The congre-
CATION in the Methodist Church was very
much excited by the shock. No damage
was done, The shock was also felt al
Riyiere du Loup, Grand Island, Metes
and Three Rivers
LANCASTER, N. H., January 10.-There
was a slight shock Of earthquake here last
eve ming.
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GI1eG1te(Iigt,'t1ree',11s: ,'1r',1s

A CORRESPONDENT furnishes some ag.
ures this morning, in connection with the
projected Wheeling & Tuscarawas Rail.
way, that we commend to the considera,
tion Of our readers in Belmont county,
The writer deals in facts; and while facts
are stubborn, they are also instructive.
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The Weather To-Day.
b.. .... WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPTCE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0PFICER,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Jan. l0-7:3O p. N.
rRoBABrLlrrEs.

The barometer will probably continue
ut its highest on Thursday, with pleasant
weather in the Southern and Gull States,
except in Florida, where northeast winds
and rain may be experienced. The
pressure will continue to iall northwest on
the Ohio Valley, diverging into an area
of low barometer, with rain from MINES.
ota to Michigan. Southeast winds and
cloudy weather will continue OH the lower
lakes. Dangerous winds are not antici.
pated for the Atlantic and Gulf coast to.
nipht. -. ~
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A committee from the Committee Of
Filty.onG called on Gov. Warmoth and
asked him 10 appoint u committee to meet
a committee from the Carter faction Tor
the purpose Of settling all questions Of
difference. The Governor replied that he
could hold no communication with Geo.
W. Carter, whom he regarded as fugI.
tive from Justice. The Governor stated
that all tho absent members ol the House
would he gladly welcomed back.
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ThsIowa senatorskip-Hatlan De.
~ feaIed IN Caucus.

3 CHcAGo, January 10.-A dispatch Just
received from Des Moines, Iowa, says, in
the Republican Senatorial caucus tonight
Allison was nominated on the third ballot.
The privateivote will be sent soon.
DEs MoINEs, January 10.-The Des
Moinites and the balance Of Iowa are
wild with enthusiasm overthe nomination
of Hon. w. B. Allison for u 8. Senator
by the joint caucus Of the Republican
members OF the Legislature. The whole
number of votes cast was 100; necessary
to a choice, Gl. On an Informal ballot
Allison received, ,GOlvotes, Harlan So and
Wilson. 22. On the first formal ballot
Allison 55, Harlan 49, Wilson 20. Second
ballot, Allison 63, Harlan 40 and Wilson
n! Immediately alter the caucus the
many friends Of Allison assembled at the
Savcry House, and after repeated calls
Mr.. Allison appeared and addressed the
crowd. aau.a.r ..ag. Il Z
Nothing ot importance transpired IN
either branchiof the Legislature to-day.
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{ yNewiYorkSI SI,egisIatnre.

ALBANY, January 1O.--A bill was in
troduced in the Assembly to-day, provid-
ing for a convention composed OF three
delegates from each Assembly ,District-in
New York city, TO be elected by the peo-
pie, to form n new charter for that city.
A bill providing for the payment Of
certain bonds of the city Of New, York
falling due this month, was passed by
both Senate and House this morning
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SECRETARY boutwell, Is reported as
saying Monday night that he has had no
proposition regarding six hundred mil
lions of the new loan from any source, or
any proposition involving any amount,
which he has deemed 1t advisable to con-
slider, or has considered. .sa.
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SATURDAY. JANUARY gOlh.

At O'clock A. NJ, on the prlmIscs. The Farm IL
one OF the best In Belmont county; the soil OF
The best lime stone; over 100 acres under Cultiya.
tIOn. the balance well timbcrGd. Upon the Farm
is large Brick Dwelling, having an excellent
eprnE OF never falling wafer In the yard, a large
barn, MIX House and other Outhouses. Also,
double Log House, suitable for tenant houfe,
aud an orchard Of choice fruit The Farm can
be easily div ded by the county road Into two
nearly equal parts, and make two iarns Of 75 10
30 acres each. and would make excellent Garden
or Dairy farms, being withing one half mile OF
the ferry Ut the foot Of the Island.
The Coal is OF the best quality, fully equal Ia
any about Wheeling. The tract will 6G sold
Ms y whole or In parcels. and either with or
without the coal, as may snit purchasers, or the
lALd and coal will be sold separately II desired.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash In hand, bal.
ance In two equal payments or one and two years,
with interest from day of sale.
For Information inquire on the premises, or OF
Stone Thomas, Wheeling, or
JAMES KELSY, Administrator,
Jams West Wheeling, Ohio.
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The Governor of Michigan Returns
Thanks,

DETROIT, January 1O.~Gov. Baldwin,
Of this State, has issued a proclamation
and address 10 the people OF the United
States, in which he says he now takes
pleasure IN announcing that further con.
tributions Of money for the relief Of tho
sufferers by the late disastrous fires In
Michigan are unnecessary. Tho Cover
nor tenders the hearty thanks OF the
whole people OF Michigan TO those whose
earnest sympathy and liberal aid have so
greatly alleylAted the suffering Of so many
Of our citizens. ~
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CALIFORNIA.
A Desperate Fight with one of the
.. Nevada COnvicts.

Nevada COnvicts.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 0.-The
three weeks storm has ceased at last
The latest advices from the head waters
orKern River, where the fight between
Charles Jones, an escaped convict from
the Nevada State Prison, and Francis
Armstalt, who was pursuing him, oc.
cnrred, have confirmed all tho partIcu.
lars at first regarded as Npochrical
Jones vas hit twelve times and missed
nine, with Henry rifle at ten PAGES
Both died. The fight was the most des
perate ever recorded. '7'. i.fa
James B. Larue, a California pioneer
died al Brooklyn, Alamada county, yes,
terday morning.
The Central Pacific is now receiving al
eastern bound freight Offering.
Thousands Of cattle perished in thu
food in Sacramento Valley. The storm
continues, and the rivers are still rising
The weather is very warm. Two hun
dred and seventy overland passengers ant
mail from New York to December 2s
arrived last night. ..al
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WEST VIRGINIA, TO.WIT-AT
wv Rules held In the ClcrE's ONCE Of The
Circuit Courtof Ohio county, on the lrst Mon
day In November, lS1l 's'
Amanda ThOrn6urHh, Complainant,
rs. .I. =. .. .
David N. Thornburgh, administrator with III,
VIII annexed OF the estate OF Thomas Thorn.
6nrRh, deceased, Rachel Thornburgh, George
Miller, Sarah Miller, late Sarah ThornbuRR6,
William Q. Thornburgh, Joeiah ThoInbursh,
kdIth ThOInbuTgh, LIlley Thornburph, Phebe
ThorAburRh and Sarah +. Waldlc, heirs Al law
o. the said ThomAs ThOtnbnrgh, deceased.
Dick Moxly, legatee Of the said Thomas Thorn.
nntRh, deceased, and Henry Branstross, DeIen.
uAhle. In ChAncery. = :
Tho object Of this suit is to enforce the com.
pAinants dover In the real and personal Sstate
OF the said Thomas Thornburgh, deceased. laic
o. Ohio county, WeNt Virginia, and Il appestinr
ny aMdAYit alCd with the papers OF this mn ihat
the defendants Josiah Thonburrh, dlth Thorn.
SarRa, Lilley Thornburgh and Phebe Thorn,
oSISn arc not residents OF this State, II Is order
81 may they DO appear here within ono month
a.Les t9e date Of the lrSt publication OF this or.
ust % ana 10 what is necessary 10 protect their In
SAMUEL B. McCoLLoCH.
No,.,.A.. ,o., Clerk Circuit Court,
AniTh 'O"i4se''
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FRANCE.

PARIS, January 1O.-A dispatch from
DDon says Cremar, summoned to trial
for the execution of the supposed Prussian
spy, having refused to appear has been
arrested and brought before the court
where the trial for murder is proceeding:
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PMiLIP sCHUHLE, Trustee.
VALUABLE FARM AND COAL
' PROPERTY, within one mile Of Wheeling
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

The farm of the late Edward Thomas, decd
Of Belmont county, o., lying opposite Wheel.
ing, and below West Wheeling, Ohio, contain
Ing lG3 acres, the whole unlerlald with u 4 foot
vein OF coal, known as the river hill vein tOgeth
er with tho Cows, Hogs and all the Personal Pro-
perty OF the late Catharine Thomas, decd, will
be sold at Public Auction on
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t,ght wanted in Tennessee. !.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 10.-Dr. Sears, custo-
dian OF the Peabody fund, ,-has appropri.
ated 81 500 to pay an agent totravel oyer
Tennessee and arouse the people TO the
Importance Of free schools. ]. B. Kill
brem has been appointed agent. .3f
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sLAND LOTS FOR SALE,

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each.
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side Of Kim and Chestnut streets and ex.
tending to the river. Price from $500 TO $1,000
eAch. according 10 slEO and location. Terms,
One.lOurlh cash, residue In e0uAl installments Al
JNo. P. aIIUHRlsT,
SuGet Al Top MIN.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES,

offer at private sale the Patterns, FlAsks aud
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
lTm Of ". ". Miller d Co.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease OF
the Foundry and grounds. The building 10 %
feet by G5 feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be obstructcd, and contains all the
necessary appliances OF hrst-class JobbIng
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the promises
10 II. u. MILLER,
ian1 Receiver.
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Tho stockholders of the Memphis &
Charleston Railroad meet on the 17th to
vote on the proposition to lease that road
to the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
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TRUST sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
l. Deed o! Trust executed on the 7ist day OF
December, 1870, by Henry Koehler and Angus
tina, his wife, and now OF record In the Record.
H's office Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Decd
OF Trust Book No. 3, page 272, will on
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1t is announced at Rome that the
Pope will shortly send his ultimatum to
the Roman Catholic bishops who have
not accepted the dogma ot 1nfalibility.
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Inauguration OF Gov. WhyIe, Of
HtirA MARYLAND.

BAITrMoRR, Jan. 1O-Willlam Pinkney
Whyte was inaugurated Governor to. day.
In his inaugural address no reference was
made to politics or the State policy.
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The Standing Committee of the
Pennsylvania Labor Union meet February
eth at Harrisburg.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature in
joint meeting, yesterday, elected Robert
". Mackey State Treasurer.
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THE LOUISIANA WAR.
Indignant Comments Of the Press

THE KILLING OF wHEYLAND.
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TNIIREE DWELLING HOUSES IN -.
l. FOR SALE. tiH
A good Brick House on Huron street. OF O. III
rooms and pantry. A Frame House of rooms on
Locust street Also, Frame House OF ) rooms
on Huron street. These houses are pleasantly
situate on the Island, and will bs sold on easy
terms by s. l.. CUTHBERT,
dec3O Monroe Stfeot,
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FARM FOR SALE,

Containing 100 acres, all under cultivation, I've
miles from the city, on the ridge between Glen's
Run and the Ohio river. No better neIghbor.
hood or better laying Farm In the county.
lecll |. IRWIN, Agent.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The BRICK HOUSE I reside In, on Main
street, between now and April /, 1879.
For Rent-One Small Frame uOnsC aud one
Brick House, both on tho Island. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at THEODORE
FlNkS Feed Store, on Quincy st. dec28
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DWELLING HOUSE
FoRsALEI

offer for Eale the houe In which now re- -
SIDE, situate on John street, o few doora HI
east OF FiGh. The hOuseis O substantial
twostoty brick containing eight rooms, be
sides 4 bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, with good cellar, hot and cold water in
well located and In every way desIrable prOp
cry, being but little over square from the
FoSt ohicc' There lie also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE, f5.H
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house
ANY one wishing TO purchase can examine IN
septaS ~ 49, '' JNo F. McppRMor.
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For Sale.

Unwilling HOUSE FOR mi
RALE-DCsIring 10 remove 10 the hi
So1n,sv IN the spring, the house and lot onsA-A.s
Gsrise near 9Th street, which ! now occupy, Is
IN ssic on accommodating terms. Persons on
tbe lookout fora residence In pleasant location
and neghborho0d, are requested 10 call and see
The property. ,,,,,n,, ~ ,,onn,s
IaulO HENRY J.. MOhhlS'
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NHEAP MILL PROPERTY FOF
~ SALE. u-..


VIEW STEAM SAW MILL
Ferry. Belmont comfy. Ohio, IA offered for
sale on very reasonable terms. This Mill ls
In one ofthe best locations on the Ohio river and
has the best log hArbor known. Also two acre
lot In Martins Ferry will be sold with or separ-
ate from the Mill. Terms very easy. For par.
ticulars see or address.
8. d. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Second and Walnut sts., Wheeling Island.
IanQ
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BY TELEcRAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

E1cIasIvely 10 the Intelllgencer.
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SATURDAY., Febrnary 1Otn, ls7s,

at 10 O'Clock A. n, at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, sell the
following described real estate, that is 10 say;
That certain piece or parcel Of ground lying and
being situate In the southeast corner or sg mare
number three ~ In Carroll q Baker addition to
the city Of Wheeling, being lot No. 10 IN said
square and situate on Fnlton street In that parl
erected on said lot frame honse, stable, fencing
and other necessary improvements.
Terms Of sale, cash.
jan9 PHILIP SCHUIlLE, Trustee.
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THE WORLDS INTERNAL REM