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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-26
Acadia Municipal De San Sebastian = !
SECRETARIA. aes a'se

Vacante Ia plaza de Medico ttular de este n,,ah,n
dntada con Ia lenacion de 1900 pesetas annaes Is
Niuhlclgalldad en- session tenida hoy dc acnerTdo
riente, acordo: SO anuncie al pdblieo para Ge loa
cuLatlyos que desaen optar por ella, So presenter
20 dias contar desde el on que salQa insert 81 nr
sente.-San Sebastian, IS Abril dc iS53-Luis E
GaScia SeUEstasi0- :R9-AaVgpaga NM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-26
ALCALDA MUNICIPAL DE- ARROYO,
SECRETARIA.

La Municipalidad en- session celebrada el dia
10 del corrlente, acord6 anunciar nuevamerte
la vacante de M6dico titular de este pueblo. con
la dotacion de 5000 pesetas anuales, por ell ter
mino de 80 dias contados desde esta fecha con
objeto de que llegando noticia de los senores
facultatiyos que aspiren 4 esta plaza, presenter
el termino fjado, en- el despacho de esta Secre-
taria. - oSoA
Arroyo, JUNO 16 de 1879. .-El Secretario Do.
I1 mI1Ingo Salinasy Quintero.-Vo Bo, El AIcalde.
Thomas. sg ~ n 3 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-26
Maderas extrangeras.

En- el almacen de Juan r Cachada en- el muelle
ACADIA de reclbir nn cargalnento de pichipen COM
puesto dc tabas tablones yc1artones dc los gruesos
y medidas acostumbradas Otro ha princpiado aver
su descarga con 10 sguente:
Iablas de pichpen de y II pulgada grueso
Tabones id. de b. w idem idem
C9artones de por g. dc por 9, de por 4, de 4
por de por 6. Tambien tabloncillo macnim-
brado. Sc vende precios convencionaIes.
Puerto Rico MARIO IL de 1872 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-26
Para Vigo y Santander.

Admite carga flete ell bergantin espa1ol RAPI-
DO, que los despacharan en- todo ell presente,~ mes
sus consignatariOs. Sobrinos de Pi /J-20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-26

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-26

ri limo; Sr. Presidente de esta audiencia. an
Sl dia de hoy, se ha ssrYidQ p9wbrar Juesz de
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-22

A SURE. PR +, Y + n TITIVE
or Fever ard que Tutcrmtents Eilneusne>s ard al
disorders arising from Plalarru They ARE highly
recommended as au ANTI YrPhi9l ard IN cases II
IN fGtSTiOh are I'vAlrARtr. - ~ Apl S1l2tH
ara r. CO ptt Ant. ard in casrs Of GfNiR l. ELL.
lTN thpy have IN single instance cd IA pro.
ducng the most happy rtsuit.. They ar particularly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-22
MEXICO.

Why is Mexico always IN an up
roar? Because It's two dozen petty
States give the General Govern.
ment only feeble obedience, aud
willingly acknowledge no central
authority; because each State IS vr-
tually under the control OF pratt.
cal chIeitain, who has horde Of de.
rendents to concIate and maintain /;
because the people are never happy
without tumuIt, and are dcpraved,
ignorant without means Of obtain
ing reliable information on any pub
lie topic, and must believe whatever
their designing leaders choose 10 tell
them; because they are chiefly
thieves by instinct. and Invariably
prefer plundcring to honest labor +;
because they are always ready to
fight on any wepo,tcrous pr"teXt,
and while they are fighting scarcely
ever know or care what they are
fighting for. These are some Of the
chief reasons. Such people must
soon degenerate TO barJarism. II
they 20 on unmolrstrG for century
or two more, at their present rate,
their whole nation viii be broken up
into collection Of hostile aud ma,
raudlng tribes,
What is the duty Of the United
States under these circumstances ?
II has been blaudly suggested that
we take the Aztrc elephant on our
hands. Mexico would present very
attractive appearance on The map,
Incorporated into our magnificent
dominjons, but there the beauty Of
the project would end. 1t would
cost us more than it could ever be
worth Congress would never be
able to do anything but wra lgIe over
Mexican complications, and our Gen,
erals would be kept continually busy
in putting down Mexican rcvoIu
tionS, Investigating committees
would become amazingly numerous,
and the amount of yexation aud
downright difficulty we would be sub.
iected to woud be incaIculabr.
SPANS tribuIatious in Cuba would
De- nothing to ours in Mexico, which
would be aggravated by a host Of
desperate and really able adycn.
turers.
The most sensible plan yet suE-
gestcd, and which We are inclined to
indorse is to occnpy wide strip Of.
territory south of the Rio Graudr, to
pat termination 10 he present out.
rageous iuroads into Texas, and then
leave our Suuthrrn uejghbors to \
work out the problem Of their future
after their ancient and tjme.houor.d
fashion r. Chtcogo Jojoaai.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-22

Bmrsu CLMMs.--We suppose the
statement that claims. amounting to
Sll7.50O,000, had been fled by
British merchants and shjp.owners
for damages to blockade runners, was
erroneous. The Secretary of the
Commission says the statement was
incorrect, aud that OF twenty cases
disposed OF less than three per cent,
Of the amount OF the claim was
awarded \ large number Of cases
are ready for the September session
Of the Commission at Newport.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-22

sllAs aAc>A is pu'uug up some Of tie
ts,t hsraess in thus city. Give HIM a
OIL il ~ w4nt hatness that YOU can dc.
,eai a,.-a II aea.ss sbAt sGt sAe tiales,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-22
'HAKLES I'll. RUSSELL,
Farming implements

General Agent for McCormieks Rcapers ana
Movers and dealer in first class agricultural i'm
dement's, such as the Bertrand ard S,mu,,t
Nuikcy Corn CultivatOr. The Prairie Civ seed
r, and the Grand dc Tour and PIaucyle Plows
Office with Brewer & Pcnhallcgon, Com nerc,
Street, Mineral Point, Wis. IL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-22

l',,,-rN- IIIycrtIANS OF ATFNIHI-'
,,..,, Mann. owe an s,yaIc.hie remedy Tor !aS
gesliou, asd diseases Arising from maiafa' 'A"
. n 7,,,r,cr v y IN alex Hrskus, n.
charge Of CITY Hospital. I Hodges, :.
: IL p-.-s d. Paul Ufry, g
/, "a ,u aa 4 fduunds, 90
s.at.rS Ern do Sos lynch, az
i,,,>,>r ppvs,r,Axs II FIrTSBURG.
Drake NJ. y. u Nct irh.h'' IL
" 4 ghiids, 10 va sh"t'; a.
0 HGih, hemst, II "i'aiu'
AND llUNpRFnS or OfHEks
r All parts ~ the North. Nes; snd south.
Jg Garner, ". n. Milwaukee.
tY-- For sale by all druggists and grocer
y,tuc, A. yafE.on q Co. Fforfr
L>r..r! II. 10 ), s.eoI4s' -. A,e..x
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
Pittsburgh Live >,ock market.

flTISBU kGh, huSuot ohi io'-'
CATTLE-The run of cattle the last
day or two has been light. The market
is excited and cattle are selling better
than at any time during the week
Advices from New York report the
market considerably better, and this
coupled with the light run causes a stiff
market. The feeling is good, and 1t
NAV be said that prices are higher to-
day than at any time for some weeks.
Seven and three shilling was offered and
refused tor prime lot OF Southern Ohio
cattle. At this writing the prospect
LOOKS fair. Following are the current
rates: Extra, 400 to 1900 lbs steers,
fine and smooth, 81 25@7 81; prime
1900 lbs steers, fine and smooth, Sc s.
al co. good, 1900 ibI steers, fine and
smooth, Sc 50@6 Is; fair, 100 lbs
steers, fine and smooth, IS 50@6 o.
good, 1000 TBS, S. 0O@5 %; roughs,
81 2564 Is; stockers, So 5O@3 IS;
COWS, &c, 50 0094 90.
HOGS-The receipts Of hogs light.
The market is good and prices better
than tor some time. The advance is
caused by the light run, and as coon as
it becomes more free they will 60 back
again. Eextra hogs sell TO-DAY at SIS IS
@6 20, and but few here. Following
are the current rates: Extra Philadel'
phia at S. 75@6 co. prime at s. 500
5 IS; Workers. at 81 S5@5 co. common
grassers a. 81 50@4 IS !
SHEEP-The run is light and the
market tor good sheep firm and steady
at figures shade higher than at the
time OF our last report. Extra, 100 lbs
sheep are wanted and sell quickly; com
mon not so good, though ira lie is con-
sidered fair. Following are the prices
at which the different grades and kinds
are selling: Extra, 100 lbs, at $6 O06
6 %; prime, 80 Tbs, at IS 75(a5 50;
good, SIS lbs, at s. SOFAS 65; fair, so lbs
at 81 7565 %; common at 3 1904 %;
scalawags at 81 so A3 30.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
Victory aud One Of Its Results.

In the ratification of the Constitution,
the Democratic party has, in one par
ticular aspect. achieved an important
triumph. We have secured an able
and incorruptible Court Of Appeals,
This Court has been the strong fortress
the eutrenched position Of the Radical
party ofthis State from it's organization
to the present time.
In vain did those whose rights were
trampled upon appeal to it for redress.
Its voice was always raised to vindicate
the oppressor, and to encourage repeti-
ton of the act complained Of. The
Radical party could perpetrate no In
iouity, however great, that it would not
endorse and sustain. Thank God--the
axe has been laid at the root OF the
tree, and the Maxwells, Berkshires and
Browns will soon be numbered among
the things Of the past. "Time at last
sets all things even."
And to make the humiliation more
complete, even the true Radical mem
bers of the Court ran far behind their
ticket in some OF the counties. In Ohio
county neither Of them received much
more than half the Radical vote, thus
evincine that the party to which they
belonged had lost confidence in them
and preferred others whose reputation
as lawyers was better, and who more
over h d not been instruments for the
degradation and oppression OF their fel
low-citizeus.-Clarksjurg Sun.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
western; o. &96l,72' for amber west
erDr 81 53@2 90 for white do. Rye
Quie1ss fnpS 55eE for western. Corn
-Fiym II 63}e for steamer western
mixed 64c for sail do. Osts-42.5
IY444S tor wesferffih store and ahost '49c
\ for 0Aio.Y aid; 70 nam Z.T0T rs; " #-'"
PRONksIONtS-Pork is steady
at / fl4s l0@l4r so for new. mess;
81 so for prime and $l2 QOC9l2 %
Tor new prime mess. Beet, the mar
kesais dofl ct IS O067 90 for plain
mesa and g. 9a(9 10 90 for prime mess
Tierce beef nominal at ,$l2 00@l5 rW
Tor prime mess and ST. 0O@I9 90 tor
India do. Cut meats steady at lie
l4c Tor hams and e fot shoulders.
Lard quiet and firm at St@9tc tor
No. TO prime steam and 9sS9sc ior
kettle rendered 49,
I BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged at
2O@26c for State and Ice for western
CHEEsE-At Polio for common
to prime. '''' 80
eoTrON-On spot opens quiet and
steady at 2Ic Tor low mtddlings i.
PETROLEUM-Steady at ll!c for
crude and 2l5c Tor refined. =.
TALLoW-At &c; ,stearine steady
.lOsc. n''.o-''. 80 80" '.
/. WHIsKY-Quist at 92c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
HNfT6EH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
August 3l.-The tone OF the market
Tor foreign has Ipnd srgphe np lo9ange
since our last, nor has trade improved.
Though more = manu- factHrsfs are IN
town, vet they have shown but little dis
position to iakehold 10 largsaasptitiss.
since the present statsieot the goods
trade does not warrant the anticipation
of current requitemeds'in theif pr
chases. We understand there is large
stockiof manufactured goads Of Ep1l
quality in manufacturers hands, which
were msderdurigg the early part'of the
season iurtil,thesS have been 70 some
extent worked off, no great improvement
can be looked for The demand shss
been principally for Cape, of which
some 300 or more bales are reported ss
having changed hands st prices ranging
from .371c 70 Ale. In other kinds there
has been but little doing. The sales are
10 bags secured NestiEs at 81 10; 40
bales Montevideo, 44c, abd75 bales Bue
nos Ayres sheep skins, on terms not
made public. Fordomestic the market
continues very fiat and inactive. Ex-.
cepting occasional small lots, very little
has been done. The sales foot upabout
5000 lbs Texas at 35c; 5000 lbs secured
do, Csc; 40 bales fall California, 26@
&c; $500 lbs western secured, fS@18c;
900 bags super pulled. 55970c; 80 do
secured, 95c@sl Toe; % do lambs
pulled, 52ac.--Conmercial list.
PHILADELPHIA.
August 3l.-There is rather more
doing, hut prices are unchanged 200, GEO
lbs cold within the iello~ing quotations:
Pennsylvania and Ohio super Saxony
fleece, 70@T2c: full blood merino, $50
Csc; three-qnarter blood merino, 639
Csc; halt blood merino, 62961c com.
mon and quarter blood merino, 600
Csc; common fleece, $4,000 tub wash-
ed, 65670c; unwashed 42@45c. New
York and Michigsn-Super Saxony
fleece, 65@6Sc; full blood merino fleece,
63666c; three-quarter blood merino
fleece, 62@6Sc; hslf blood feeces, 62@
64c; common and quarter blood fleece,
6O662; common fleeces, 57@5Sc. Hi
nois, Wisconsin and Iowa-Super Sax
onv fleece; 65@67c full blood merino
fleece, 63@65c; three-quarter blood. 62
064c; halt blood, fieeces, 5S@62c;
common and quarter blood, 56@5sc
common fieeces, 55@56c. Domestic
pulled-City merino, 55t96Oc; city No.
|, 5465Sc; lambs. 53957c; short me-
rino, 47@50c. Cumbing and Delaine-'
Washed fleece 75t97Sc; unwashed
fleece, 5766Oc; Canada Heeces, U@SOc
Tub washed-Choice, selected, 6S@72c;
we'll washed, 67@7Oc fair ordinary,
63665c; low or bury, 57@GO.-Norh
American.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
NOTICE.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
d made and signed by Carlisle Brown TO
the undersigned trustee, dated the 2ith day
of November, 1870, and duly acknowledged
ana admitted To record i'll the Recorder S
office Of Marshall county, W Va, and re-
cor,ied i'll deed book No. ~, folio lSs,
wilton
Saturday, the 2ist day Of September
1872, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ pro-
coed To sell at public auction at the front
door OF the Court House in said county, Two
tracts or parcels of land situate on the
waters Of Big Wheeling Creek, in Marshall
county, W Va, described as follows to-wit :
one OF said tracts of land adjoips land
owned by James NJ. Combs, and Is known
As the Bald Eagle tract, containing nity-
nine acres and eighty six poles The other
tract OF land adJoins said Bald Eagle tract,
ard contains three acres and twenty-seven
poles, making In the two tracts sixty-two
acres and one hundred and thirteen poles,
being the same two tracts OF land which
were conveyed To the said Carlisle Brown
NV John Handltn nj wife by deed date |
the -Ith OF November, 1870, which deed Is OF
record in the Recorders office OF Marshall
county
Terms of sale-One-third cash; the bal
ance in twelve and eighteen months. pur
chaser giving deed of trust on property 10
secure deferred payments.
aug g. w [. HASDLAS, Tru Stee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
new York Market.
INV YoRK. September 2.

NV YORK, September =.
FLOUR-l0@l5c higher; S $50
6 As for super6ne Slates s700@7 10 for
extra State; 81 1907 Is for choice State
IS $500 40 for suprfue sweerG
81 90 for common to medium extra
western; IS 0099 IS for tsir TO choice
white wheat; 81 O097 Is for prime 70
good extra round hoop Ohio 81 $50
9 Is for trade brands 81 25@9 SO for
common to fair extra St. Louis; $40 40
for good to choice do. Southern -four is
firm at 81 50@@9 so for common to
fair. Rye four' firmer 81 q 25@5 10.
Corn meal quiet. S7s 3E5
GRAIN-Wheat firm at 81 62@l 63
for No. 2spring in store; 81 64@l Is 6r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
Rape.

About eleven o'clock on Sunday
night, August 25, a negro, who has
been in the employ OF Mr.. john F.
DAYTON, near New Creek, entered the
house of Mrs. Lottie Dayton, a lady OF
eixi woyears Of age, living near his
eng S't;erm, and committed q rape
upon O.Mrs. Dayton was alo' e in
the hosIk-es tact ofwhich it seems the
scouadrel vas aware. The New Creek
Tribune says that considerable excite
ment prevailed IN the vicinity until
Tuesday night, when he was arrested
and committed to Jail, but for which i,
Is probable that the negro would have
been lynched.-CambeTland Netos.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
Common Sense ny senator Trum-


In a recent speech down in Main,
Senator Trumbull disposed OF come o
the current complaints about Mr.
Greeley and his supporters in the fol-
lowing manly fashion:
1.-THE Democrats support him, they
reply. Well, noticed yesterday thai
in tue great State, OF New York these
same Republicans who are crying thus
against Greeley nominated General
Dix. strong Democrat, for Governor
But Mr.. Greeleyis supported by rebels
they reply. There are no rebels. The
rebellion received its death-blow on the
battle field more than seven years ago.
As we have expunged the word slave
from our midst so let US expunge the
word rebel But even allowing that
he is gu pported by rebels. recall, il you
please, the time when your Convention
met in Philadelphia. You looked
around for some one to preside over 1t,
and whom did you select? An old
rebel-a man by the name of Settle.
But when General Grant wanted an
Attorney General, while ago, whom
did he select2 He went to Georgia
and appointed Mr.. Akermas, a man
who had served all through the war on
the staff OF that arch traitor Robert
Toombs; but still you say Mr.. Greeley
bsiled JEFF. Davis Well, what would
YOU do with him? Would you have
hanged him? Why didn't you do it
Soldiers paced to and fro before his
cell for nearly two years, and no trial
could be had. Mr.. Greeley only said,
| will insure the appearance OF this
prisoner when you are ready to try
him; and when the time came the
prisoner appeared, and still you did not
try him. Henry Wilson, your candidate
for Wee President, got upin the Senate
in 1867 and presented a resolution to
the effect that common justice and the
national honor demanded either his
speedy trial or his release on his own
recognizance. 1t you cannot vote for
Greeley fer doing as he did, what do
YOU propose to do about Henry Will
son2 But these are all excuses.
They are held up to scare weak'minded
Republicans; but any man who would
give up what he thought to be right
because OF such excuses ought to be SEM
forthwith to a lunatic asylum. What
can we gain by electing Horace Gree
lev, do you ask ? will tell you. We
are to gain reform in the civil service
Make it business concern, and not an
ASYLUM for broken down politicians
and political bummers. We can then
gain all that we fought for-'Peace,
harmony, and prosperity all over the
country We say let US close up the
bloody chasm. The Southern people
ask tor peace and reconciliation. They
gave up opposition long ago, and they
asked to be relieved OF the plnnderers
and carpetbaggers who are taking the
very life out OF them. No man in this
land can do more to bring about this
end than Horace Greeley; so let us.
hand in hand, press forward in an effort
to develop our national wealth, restore
harmony and prosperity to our once
distracted country, and advance this
people, who ought to be the happlest
people on the lace of the globe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, S

BALTIMORE, September z.
FLOUR-Frrm; family, IS $500 Is
GRAIN-Whest firm; choice. 81 sc
al s.; iair to prime do, 81 COOL Is
choice amber, 81 75@l so; fair to
prime do, 81 4J@l 60; red western
81 559l 60; amber western. 81 IS
Corn quiet; southern, 65@66c; mixed
western, &c. Oats, southern, 30@4lc
western, Acc do white, 40@4lc. Rye
quiet at 75@S5c.
PROVISIONS-Quiet bat firm;
mess pork. SIS co. bulk meats quiet And
frm-shoulders, TIC rib sides, l0f@
l03; hams, sugar-cared, lI@lSc; lard
60 Tor western.
BUTTER-Choice medium grades
dull
WHISKY-94fc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

ZACH. CHANDLsR, the Chairman OF
the Grant Executive Committee, says
the Bourbon GRANTEES are great deal
more exacting in money matters than
the regular Radicals Chandler ought
to remember that they have further to
90 in order to get TO Grant, and that
their mileage is, therefore, a big Item
Cdurier.Journal. 49, 49,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

Why is it not just as we'll for girls to
dress in uniforms az boys? There are
many excellent schools in England
where the dress is uniform throughout
the entire period spent in education
By dressing in uniform the thoughts o.
the upils are released from the consid
GRAFTON of dress; there is no show o.
wealth, no confession Of poverty: G,ris
come from widely separated localities
and classes come together and stand OF
fall by scholarship, character, disposi'
ton and manners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, September

CINCINNATI, September =.
COTTON-Sready and unchanged.
FLOUR-Is firm, and prices un'
changed.
GRAIN-F:rm. Wheat-red winter
81 526l So; white, 81 6O@l ~. Corn
quiet at 45646c Oats steady. Rye
fin at 65@75c. Barley firm al
15N9S0e.
HOGS-Firm at 81 90@5 SO; re-
ceipts, 1913.
MOLASSES-Nemiual.
LINSEED OIL-At S5c.
PROVISIONS-Quiet. Pork $l3 5!
ala 50. Bulk Meats-shoulders 63c
clear ribs 9sc. Bscon--shoulderi
7s97sc; clear sides l0sc; sugar.cured
hams l5Rc. Lard 5000.
TOBACCO-Stesdy at good prices
for all grades.
WHISKY-At 90c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
,rATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

George 0. Davenport. Gu lrdian OF the in
iaut heirs vt Jam = Y. Caldw" de-
ceased, VS.. Genrgs II. Caldwell, Anna l.:
Caldwell, Bella :. aldwell aid 'dmund
y Caldwell, infant children OF James y.
Caldwell, deceased, and Mary 7. Caldwell,
willow of said lanes Y. Caldwell, de-
ceas Il. In chancery.
Pursuant 10 decree entered in the above
named cause on the 10th day OF July 1879,
will, as Special Commissioner named In
said decree. offer at'Public Sale at the 'front.'
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
Vest Virginia, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03
Monday, September 0, 1872,

BEGINNING at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, that Is 10 saw The ten
rment and ground pertaining thereto north
Of and adjoining the south tenement on
lot No six o. in square No. nine go, on
Jacob street; the two south tenements ana
ground pertaining thereto on lots Nos.
>ixty-eight l6si and sixty nine (69), on Coal
street, In division AZ" lots Nos. eight ~
and sixteen 40 I'm square No. eleven lD;
lots Nos seven "a ana eight ~ in square
No. twenty-nn.. (2O; lots Nos. four az and
five (5l in Guare O. thirteen QS); lots Nos
i've is and six 90 in square No. sixteen 81;
lots Nos ten 90 and eleven on In square
No. seventeen 90; lots Nos. one ID and
two ~ in square No. eighteen (lSI; lots Nos
ten (lO) eleven Il and twelve Q2 In
square No twenty-five (22); lots Nos. one
"a, two = and seventeen 40 In square No.
twenty three OBJ lot No. sixteen Q6l In
-quare No. twenty-four (2D the south half
ot lot No sixty. five (65), on Coal street, I'm
Division ~" lots Nos. eli hty-seven tS1),
niuely-one i9l), ninety -four l9I and ninety
rive ~ in Division "E," which No. eighty
seven (SI) lies at the corner OF Fairmont
and George street and the OtherS-ninety-
one 90 ninety four t9N and ninety five
l9j-front on North street, and lots Nos.
twenty (20 and thirty-four go, on the
south Of tairmont street, in Division "a.
TERMS or SALE-One-fourth OF the pur-
chase money 10 be paid on the day OF the
Sale, the residue on a credit OF six, tweIve
aud eighteen months, the purchasers Civ.
ing bonds with >eeurity, hearing interest
from the day of sale, and the title to be re-
tanned until the last payment Is made.
GEORGE q. DAV- NPORT,
Snpcial AIR m iSSiDnpr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-03

NPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING
" Fifty choice Building Lots, price st0o
Ia 500 One-third cash; balance IN one
ana two years. Also, the dwelling House
! now reside In, just above SUSPENSION
kridye on west side Main street.
For particulars, enquire OF
IuIv Nth. ls72 jy2s-h