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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-24

NJ Nathalie Pollard widow Of the late +.
a. Pollard. i very in at the Nirkwood House
Bishop Pruk1.cv breaches la EAlbanUel Fps
eopai church, Jsion'own, on Sunday next at II
O'Clock.
The superintendent Of streets has been di-
reeted 20 lay a temporary plans fOetwalk on ~
street az Maine avenue.
Last night the Chicken-bouss Of Mr. Sterlin
No. MS j street northwest, ~as broken into.
and twenty-six tsS.l tan game eAiekeLs} carried
of.
owing 20 the incIemencv of the weather last
night the meeting ~ the New Nerk republican
association was O~.loned until 10 morrow. See
advertisement.
Rev Father BOy1e. pastor Of st. Peters
church. WAS last nigEt presented With 6 hand
some gold watch and hain by the pupils AZ the
ST. Peter parOchial school
The New York train Que here abcvt O'Clock
last evening. did not arrive here untl O'Clock
this morning. owing t. an accident in which
fortunately nc ore was iiured
The ice blockade on tie POtO mac hiss at last
bern fully raised. ami he Alexandria Jerry
beats will resume their regular trips to-ssacrrow,
greatly tOShe convenience of the public.
Dir. W. D.. Mott. contract clerk, has been ,li-
Tteted to require an affidavit OF all bOEsfsTnen
ftat they are worth in real estate over and Shove
their liabilities sum eqUsi % the amounts for
which they bSId.
Major n. A.HaII. super ntsndent of Access
nents- has Sens ont a circular notice 70 the
SCISSORS tor a meeting on NOndsy at his office fer
private eonsults.ionOn matters connected with
abe assessment.
At meeting Of the national labor council
Last night a commtstee reported Nat DIR. Nichols
had agreed To a,fo,t the eight Lsur system so
lar a. the laborers a. the insane as .Im are CON
eeTncd.
At a aHeeting of the Pennsylvania republican
association last night resolutions Ia ghly com
rhmeHtaTy to Senatas Cameron were unani-
mSasly adopted ami II vas agreed ts give him
a banquet at such time and place NAV be
agreeable 90 him.
A large meeting of citizens of Alexandria
county. at Arlington. OH "wednesday e%.ning.
unanimously adopted resolution cordiat.-
aorSing the proposition IN regard to the retro
ression OF thai county back 30 the District OF
Columbia.
A committee az the Albany Burgess corps,
consisting OF Col F. W. NosbErg. Col. j. &.
IsyieT. and Judge ). III. II. Parss.lS. were in the
city yesterday to make arrangements for their
accommodation the 18th of March, and succeed
Ell Ia obtaining quarters tor their a. mmand at
the kirk y OOd House.
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HIeHwAY RoBBHRY-An Outrageous Assault.
On Thursday night, the 18th instant, as Mr.. G..
A. Griswold, q clerk in the Sixth Auditors
office, was returning TO his homo on b, near 18th
street 8. W., he was approached from behind
by three rufians, ono u whom seised him BY
the throat and held him while the other two
riled his pockets containing some currency,
valuable papers, . knife. &C., after which they
threw him on the ground and beat and kicked
less. II was sometime before Mr.. G. recovered
his senses sufficiently 10 walk to his house,
where he has since been confined from his in
juries. One Of his amailaAts was white man
and the other two black.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOLD WATCH
This morning, Detectives McEliresh and Sar-
gent arrested Sophia Petty on suspicion of
stealing a gold watch from a gentleman. a
stranger i'm town. She was taken 10 police head
quarters, where she was seized with several
spasms and a physician summoned, and con-
siderable difficulty was had i'm bringing her To
her senses. She will be taken TO police court
70 morrow.
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SMALL POx CAsEs.-The following were re-
ported at the Office OF the board or health since
our report Of yesterday One at corner LIST and y
streets southeast: SIS Pennsylvania avenue: cor
ner AZ street and Virginia avenue; 22i Willow
tree alley; SIS X street, between 9th and 9Th
streets; 80 street southwest
The death OF a child i reported az 4s0 School
street southwest; of John Barr, SO 5th street
scuths asst. Henry hammond, corner Sd and N
streets southwest.
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LOCAL NEW s.
.Eksu>es,ert.. &e- Tonight

yof,Hei TIeG:er--Carlots. LeclcTcq, "Plot
and P.sSi.-fl.f
Ta.r.es HsiqU'.-COmie OF IA, drama, come
d., tuTiCs,,ge, songs. dances, et...
L.t0eia HsI.-(ieOTgia Plantation Minstrels-
h,Ts,SiifG1 HrH.-The imam wonder, 'sBaby
Bsr-0n, AMI other stars.
fstrog1IiN7 " p. ChrTcs-IcctuTe by Rev.
bF. Tiffany on Work and ifs Neg1hs.
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n s. o'HARE 4 son.
Wholesale and Retail 6rscers,
1913 Ssrosia Sired No-fA,rsSf, befscses n aad v

SUGARS, MoLAsSFs. &C
for 81 ~
Brown Sugars al bottom rric-s
or New Orleans hgls~ses Is handsome
Extra quality Drip Syrup.
FLOUR. SC
Nrlchs, Rays and Trnuey : beet Fafpily ana "A
Other grades - Flour 10y ~ -
10 lie. LEAF LARD, 81
SOAP SOAP
Proctor x Candles oicine soap, 10 r~r.s ~ m
tar, s's cents Der n. for boN Of o. Ibs
CANDLES
NaN Candles Wax Candies. Wax Csnlle.i
RAiSISS, &c.
Tbs. good Raisins Tor -.
IS. u IL ghgrn trron, pr h.. a.
,nimore : celebrated MiDce Meat. Ibs for \ a.
fhfe apple tider- per gall lu........... A.
,aiisi MA III andy, pct botte...--...... -.
" hi-ky syears old, -
String Price Lists Of other dealers ana ,st
us NJ your orders 'Ho tet
e. 8. O'HARE q SOW.
yaIo-,r I2IS Iih street y. W, between ana n
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Anctr; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEnREEInMN

= n
TRUSTEES SALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
-, By virtue oi deed of trust to the subscribe.
"a: dated July 18th, lsG, and recorded in Liber +
~. r. i, folio a5 viii sell at public auction on
the premises, ~ 4 O'Clock y. m, on THURSDAY.
the SON day Of January. lsS part of Lots Numbered
one IN Beail Addition and in The Slip
described as follows Beginning oil 1910 feet west
from congress street, aud running thence west
- 10 feet; Thence south IS feet, thence south I2
degrees cat 81 10 feet; thence Is feet; thence
north "a degrees west IS 10 feet, and thence uorth
30 S-luo feet o. the hegnning.
The property y improved with commodons Brick
Dwelling h"use. having all modern convenences
Terms one-thIrd cash; the residue in two equal
paymeuts- at SIX ami twelve months. with interest
from DAY 81 sale. All cpnvey anciRs At the cost of
the pure haser. WALTER ;. cox. Trustee.
J25-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THE RUSH Is OVER, THE ACCUMULATED
Il work all ready for delivery: regreting tn. una
Voidable delay an the delivery of work during the
hast fali, owing TO the impossihility OF securing
skilled workmen ~ sufficient numbers.
Truly thankful for past favUrs, having at present
f corps Of hTst-class artisans with facility
Z" meet promptly all mands, respectfully solicit
continuance of the same.
W. n. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOVg-
ING ESTABLISHMENT
jarE 80 jefferson street, Georgetown n c
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SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.-Reys. j. ii.
Vincent and Alfred Taylor. Of New York. at
the request of a number Of the SUNDAY school
superintendents OF this city, will hold Sunday
School Institute here on the 18th, 10Th and 18th
of next month, and a meeting of superinten-
dents and assistants and others interested will
be held in the lecture room of the Young Mems
Christian Association, tomorrow evening, TO
arrange details.
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Soffkt "a sHoihH . :sess H. sSs'Sss
SS sSi fss AZ nsssl,. q nSsEf h0ff
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FLOUR.
SUNDRIES.

,,Il ~ 'ice, as we cannot guarantee the shovo ,r
~" prices Tor any deEnite length "a tine
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THE SENMEs BIGAMY CAsE-In the Court in
General Term. to-day, the case of William
Semmes, convicted Of bigamy. was tried on ap-
peal-Mr. .. ID. Barrett for the accused, and
Mr.. Warrington for the United States. In the
trial below there was no denial of the facts
necessary to sustain the verdict, but in behalf OF
the prisoner plea of insanity was interposed.
A plea in abatement, setting forth that the de
PENDANT was named VIM. Samuel Semmes. was
interposed below, and the government filing a
demurrer thereto, it was sustained. After the
verdict, motion in arrest of judgment was en-
tered, because the first wife, Anna Javins is
not averrcd as having been alive at the time OF
the second marriage.
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FLOUR.
resf Family. NJ So a. Per \ harrel
M 4 hOice Flour. Al 8 y IS per barrel
bbls. Chsnp payne Cider, nj 50 cents Ter gallon
IMPORTANT.
We are the sole agents for the District q Columbia
for George Evans English -rnanufarfnra. SEW TNC
MACHINE NEEDLES Have all kind. cents
eaC h. or for Is cents .sa-fr
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GROCERS.
nRAY 4 BROTHER.

ID 39l PENNSNr.vs MA Avr~rr.
Bsftrcsa TAsvd and fsesr-Fsd y -half Sfrssp-
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TEE FREEDMEN's SAVINGS BANE.-In re-
Spouse to the recent act providing for exan,i ma
ton Of the Savings Banks of the District OF Co.
lumbia the same as national banks, Comptroller
Knox summoned Bank Examiner Meigs. Of
New York, here, and during the past week he
has been engaged i'm the examination of the
National Freedmen's Savings and Trust com
pany, whose main institution is located i'm this
city. He says he finds this bank in splendid
tism, even for a savings bank. Mr.. Meigs fur
Their states that, in view of its condition, the
unfavorable reports regarding the bank during
the late campaign must have been born Of sheer
malice,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-12

PrTsBuRGH FAMILY MARKET Quo
TAT1oNs.-Meats appear to be somewha,
dearer Of late st Pittsburgh. Porter
house steaks gre now quoted at 20 cents
sirloin OF 1s and 20, round at Is and 10
corned beef 8 and l24, pork steaks 10
roast 8, sausage 12 and IS, lamb (hind
quarter 8 and 10. chops Is and 20, NUT
ton roast 12i and 10; dressed chickens 90
and 70 per pair, ducks 90 and 81 90, tur-
keys 80 and 40 per Id.
Butter and eggs are quoted as scarce
The former in rolls Is worth % and S3
and in prints IS to so cents. Eggs 80 tc
40 cents.
AT steubenville We notice the following
family market quotations:
BEgF-Fresb, first cuts. 10al2ic; Nut
ton, 10a15c; Veal, sal5c; Dried Beef, 2O'
acc per ID.
PoULTRY-Chicken live. 40a50c pair
dressed 50a60c.
BAcoN-Suguar cured hams, lac; coun.
try hams 19c; shoulders 10c; sides 1oc
The market "a dull.
LARp-A full supply, and ranging &C.
cosding TO quality, 1t 10sl2ic.
PRov1sIoNs-Beans 12ial5c; Hominy
sAl0c; Potatoes, $50 per peck, 81 rs per
buahel; Apples 20a25c per peck.
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TEE Cincinnati OonMevial, for an ex.

TEE Cincinnati Commercial, for an ex.
ceedinsly practical newspaper, Is becom.
Ing entirely too susceptible. It contlnu.
Sliy goes of half.cocked. ItWas bound
to have a war with srsfn, and then
failing in that. with The; Cuban vol.
uptesrs. Now, being disappointed in
bo,h ia vatieinatiops: II oye,tows with
,n5ionrSS,Ion abont The conviction Of
RAEA1yH and writes learnedly 10 show
tina. RazAxE did bIs whole duty at AIelx.
The trouhle with the Commeyeial IA that
HA1SrRD was In Europe for a few dsys
5r,t,oo .tbe war betvren Franco and
p,r.is an ,,sItad ,cros. seven /, miles If
dosa M, ,tter 5ons nj Tho =, ereat hs,tles
- hs 10. hes, . "a, cr,,tc aver s,nce
Tha Tnr1or Tr,n,, anaorses the5 vfsr5ic,
~ - III. -. 's;.ns ; ,.Soo
80 ara., - q orrN ss.ims,inn NJ M
-, Ill, .S,",- al ~ ~
.SS v"'''t No. ~ ~, ~, ,ha nc n,Ar.
:, : as.ss.. , and R,y.,rr's
.AAh = . n,. %. ~, 49, on,v
s'''U. a.. ~ - ~, ~. tr;sd and
UuS ~ - snS lie 80 ' ,hs W.rshsl or;l,v
Avv s- -. - - -. rona ~
S ~. e =, M..sS 49,, McM.rcv and hs
VIC A..I' ~. -, 80: :. = col
~ ieAS. = eae - ~ - ,S - 80 ~,
ael' ,'' I ~ :. III :. ~, -.
1Aee ~ az ~ w. = ad,s,os.
oiH1S 0e w 1ne S,ue "
Hnom "uA. : 'Oiae. SlOA AZ W. ~. aN- 1.sas:
ne 'ls p'opet Iuusss !" 'Ae .aS' 49, ~
Ane fienen peopie Havs pio'Y w. ~
Plc'0n 'nas DA4AiNh Aia W. ~ ~ N1S
Aney 0eneVeu 'nA' NC ueSplsee We 81.
ernnen. 'nA. suceteu HuoAsih 49, nU.L
Jus! - TIT 'osN oAlhAu sopt s s.n n.
- :. IN oos 81 a.. - -
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For Sale.
SALE.


By virtue Of q Deed Of Trust made by Charles
PfaifenhAeh and Hanna Pfdenbaeh, his wife,
10 the undersigned Tfpllee, datedth lat day Of
February, IN fhe yeAr 1873, and OF record In the
otiee OF the Clerk Of the County Court o. Ohio
county, West Virginia, 10 the Book Of Deeds Of
Trust and Mortgages Number 5, on pages Isl,
$50 and 25S, will offer for sale Of public auction,
al the front door OF the Court Houte OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, on
MONDAY, the 1sth day OF JInury, 1874,
At 10 o'clock 4. H., the following property, that
IL to say, the north halt OF lot number One hun:
bred and Any.nine u59l, eituAted on the west
side OF Chapllne street, between Twenty'seeond
street lAie Third street, and Twonty. third street
date Second street,, In the City Of Wheeling, IN
Ohio county and StGte Of West Virginia, In that
part Of said city called tseutre " heOling.
Terms OF Sale: One ThouIAnd Dollars cash, or
such greater sum In cash IS the purchaser may
elect One ThontAnd DollAH payable on the lst
day or April, 1874, with interest from the day Of
sale, and tho reSidue OF tho purchase money In
two equal instruments, payable respectively In
ak and twelve months from the day OF sale. with
interest thereon from the day OF sale. The de-
tetred instalmente 10 be secured BatistAetotily
ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee,
No. 13l2 Chlpllne street,
Wheeling. W. Va, Dec II, 1873 decli
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made BY Mary
o'Neal 10 the undersigned trustee, dated Feb.
ruary 9Th, 1873 and Of record In the ONCE or the
CLERK OF the County Court Of Ohio county, W.
Va. IN deed Of trust "a book 10. page go, Twin
OF the Court House OF Ohio county, ". Va, on
SATURDAY, the Sd day Of January. 1876,
at 10 O'Clock A. n the following property, that
10 10 say: the east half Of the west half OF lot
No. IA on nth Qate Zane) street. In that part Of
the city Of Wheeling Known % East Wheeling.
Tho little 10 believed 10 be good, but selling as
trustee shall only tonvey such title Is 10 vested
In me by said deed Of hust. -s r.
Terms Of Sale eash, but with the option TO the
purchaser TO assume and eccure TO the trustee's
satisfaction the Indebtedness to the Central
Binding Association No. ., for which the prop
erty 10 10 be sold and 70 pay the residue OF THO
purchase money In cash.
WI. W. CowDEN, Trustee.
J. n. MILLER, Auctloneer. ,dec3
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Railroad Banning for November.

Railroad Earnings for November.
Railroad earnings for November show
more decidedly injurious effects from the
panic than any previous month. During
October the great movement Of western
produce was mot seriopSly checked, as en-.
gsgemsnts already entered into kept up
the forwarding Of freight for good part
Of that month, but by the time November
came in the effects Of the panic had
spread throughout the country, with the
natural effect Of putting an immediate
check upon trade movements Of all kinda.
Ith to be remembered, however, that
the roads have allbeen cutting down their
expenses, and without . statement Of the
amount Of their operating expenses, 1t Is
unfair to conclude that net earnings have
fallen of in as large proportions as gross
receipts. a.s 'Hl '''.'
p,uaokn I.aHrss m N.yRNRn
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Mas. LIvsRAoRR says, in her battle Of.
money lecture, that the saddest things in
our crisis are the reyelstions that those
whom We considered unimpeachable
have shown themselves TO be dishonest
men. Like the over.ripe Bartlett pear,
they were bright and golden outside, but
inside all was rottenuess and corruption.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-12

REDUCTION OF WAoEs.-0n Monday
last q reduction Of wages occurred on the
Central Ohio Division Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. The wages OF section
men are reduced from $50 to 81 40.
Section bosses, &c, reduced SIS per
month. The "runs'' Of engineers, firemen
and freight men are reduced nearly one
half The policy Of the Company Ia to
continue ali the men In its employ, but on
reduced time and wages.-RdrneSciRe
RnterpriA.
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TIE Richland Building Association OF
st. Clairsville with 8 capital stock Of
100000, in shares Of 500 each, wns in
corporated last Saturday, with George
Brown, W. y, Keunon. Q. W. Carroll and
]. F. Charlesworth as corporators.
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ACCORDING to figures returned by as
SCISSORS Of each township in Ohio last
spring, the average value Of horses &
placed at ss5; cattle, $40 20; sheep, seS4;
hogs, g g, and mules over 81 each.
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n1naoID IARNIxss M x:vEnBER,
Phosphate Gill Not Appreciated ov
the River.

From the Martins Ferry NeWAl
The George Francis Train, ofWest Viz
ginIa, came to Martins Ferry on Wednea1'
day night Of last week to instruct ihe
people Of our growing city in q trio Of viz
tues: Labor, Save, Give" An audience
Of seven boys greeted the renowned Gill,
and they were nearly all admitted free,
because they had "Lsbored" for the lee
turer. phosphate" concluded that the
people Of Martins Ferry were wellversed
In his doctrines. BE knew they
"Labored," and found out by his ex-
perience that they could Save" their
money by not "giving" him any. So he
didn't lecture. BE paid Martins Ferry
the compliment that he could draw q
larger crowd on most any cross road in
West Virginia than he got here. Come
again phosphate" . ar
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TEE Richmond papers deal rather
chstitably with JOIN 9. UNDERWOOD
since bis death. The Dispatch says:
We trust that his errors were due more
to timidity and incompetency than TO de-
liberation, and that men may be as ready
TO forgive as they are TO supplicstc ior
forgiveness even in the case OF Judge
Underwood. g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-12

PrrraBUReHEas are not Just now very
enthusiastic in favor Of oressvell's postal
savings bank scheme. Before intruStipg
any more funds to the post-oflice they
would like to get back those which have
disappeared. 49, '..-'".....'A To-
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MEALS, the now Kansas Senator, has
put bis war paint on. Heproposes TO arm
and equip all the militia Of the United
States, at q cost Of $4,000 per Annum.
and establish them as 8 reserve force, like
the LapdWehr OF Prussia.
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THKRE Is a lockout" ct the Rolling
MIL in Cumberland. Tho .puddles de-
mand IS per ton and the Company won't
pay IT. 1t 10 not stated what they are
willing 10 pay.
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General Notices.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed Ad-
ministrator Of The estate Of William Exley. de.
said estate 10 settle without delay, and all per.
sons having claims against the same to present
them, properly authenticated, Tor settlement
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, Admir-,
dara 1914 nhan1ina atTAAt
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r. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS
the cheapest 40 we'll 40 the best material for
rooang 10 SLATE. The undersigned keeps con.
stantly on hand the largest stock OF Peachbottom
and Buckingham Slate OF any dealer between
Baltimore and Cincinnati, andcan al all orders
promptly Of the lowest market prices. All kinda
Of blating done eheaply and expedltolsly.
W. q. SIMPLIFY,
No IS Bedford street, Cumberland, Nd. r. o.
Box sea. Bep25
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the County Court Of Ohio county. ". Va, Ad.
ministrator OF the estate Of Charles Fuhr, decd,
late OF said county, all persons hAviog claims
against raid estate will present them properly
selyes indebted win cal and make imtnediate
payment to sAMT B. BARNITZ, Admir-,
noyis i2S Sixteenth street
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FOR SALE .-. 50. 81 =.
A Farm Containing 1903 Acres.

will sell Il In one lot, or divide It In iots Of
four or ave acres TO suit purchasers. There ID
no better land for MGlkef Gardening In Ohio
county: Situated within one mile Of tho city Of
Wheeling. ..s -. o
iTERH-one fourth cash, balance in one, two
and three years, with interest
For further particulars enquire Of the sub.
GEO. ROBERTS,
iY46 IS Main street.
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A Safe & Profitable Investment.

The ONO CTTr IRoN AND NAIL Works, having
their Nail Factory completed, and being desi.
rous toavAil themselves OF the present low rates
Of material, Pig Iron, Ore, &C., and thereby com
mence the manufacture Of Nails, have determin.
ed to do 90 by Issuing Bonds to the amount Of
$50 900, In denominations Of $50, 500, and 500.
Tho following 10 copy OF the Bond and annextd
Coupon Of the 800 denomination:
The "ohio City Iron and Nall Works" are in.
sum OF One Hundred Dollars redeemGble at the
pleasure OF the Ohio City Iron and Nail Works
after the first day Of December, 1876, and payable
on the frst day December, 1853, inclusive. with
interest at the rate OF per cent per annum, pay.
able semi annually on the drst day OF June and
December In each year on presentation Of che
proper Coupon hereunto annexed.
The payment Of this Bond 10 secured BY Deed
Of Trust, and may DO exchanged for stock Of the
o.C. ]. N: Works at par any time pier TO De-
eember lst, 1875.
Signed BY President and Secretary.
The property pledged Is Security for the pay.
ment OF these Bonds is valued At $4,000 cash.
subscriptions and payments for these Bonds
Il. W. SMITH,
CASH Commercial Bank, Martins Ferry, o.
-.s ROSE J. ALEXANDER, Ho,
Trustee, Bridgeport, o.
And MERCHANTS NATL BANK,
noyn Wheeling. ". Va,
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Obstacles to Marriage

HAPPY RELIEF ron You've NEE from the
hood Restored: Impediments TO Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 9south Ninth street, Phil
AdelphiA, Pa,.-ln Institution having high rep
utatiop Tor honotGble conduct and professional
skill. oe97-dAw
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Special Notices.
4 LWAYs GET THE BEST.

FEEDS CoVGH SYRUP
Nothing equal to It for Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
mess. Bronchitis, Whooptng Cough, &c. 70
public speakers and hngers It Ia Just tho thin
10 make the voice smooth and clear.
TSold by Druggists everywhere.
McCAbR, KRAFT o CO., Proprietors,
odai = Wheeling, W. Va
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/ have In my stable 8 Blown Gelding Horte.
i6H hands high, Well.bred and good goer
(trottet). sired BY Thomas Sweeney "ProYin:
cisl," out Of Kentucky mare. will eel eAid
horse for his keeping, on Saturday, December
sad horse can DO seen al my Livery and Sale
Stable, No. ~ 18th street.
deci0 SMITH M'DONALD,