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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11

CINClNSATI. September la-Flour quiet at Il .25.
Corn steady ut 5fM5sc. Pork Eomiual at l64Sl6.2 Is.
Lard quiet; steam, ,jB@Sc.: kettle. s@Isac. Bacon
steady shoulders. ttc.: clear RIB, log q lp!c. ; clear,
Wiiskey active ut orc.
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BY 7. s. Seabury, Auctsoucer,
Petersburg, Va.

THE VALUABLE QUARRY AND
Il TRACT OF LAND belonging to the late Arm
of Bowie & Wright, containing TWESTY-FOCR
AND THREErQUARTER ACRES. two miles
from Petersburg, In Dinwidtie, will be sold at auc-
ton on WEDNESDAY the nth Of September, at
II O'Clock. at Z. S. Seabury's store, In Petersburg.
TERMS Cash for one-fourth balance at six,
twelve. md eighteen months. purchaser 10 execute
negotiable notes well endorsed, carrying interest
from date, and trust deed to secure their payment
j. WESLEY FRIEND,
Trustee Of Wright aud wife.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
Attorney for Bowic's heirs.
p 6 SrAnTrPY. AuctIOpper. So To- F.SW War
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NEW GDIk.
s:Ew York. Scptcinlrr lU.-Mnncy uneasy nj !
gold to commissions. Sicrlirlg closed >tcadicr at
l0ss Gold more active at Il duclinc-lllMll!6 Gov
dull. States quiet aud nominal.
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EpuCATOEAE..
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF Virginia,
RICHMOND.
SESSION 1873 AND 1874.

rb,s institution begins It's regular winter COURSE
OF LECTUkES on MONDAY, October 9Th To
terminate March LIST. The method Of instruction
combines teaching by lectures, Win q regular
svsIem of re.itaiions aud examinations; while
every opportunity for clinical observations which
The city can afford Is ut the disposal Of the Faculty;
attached to the College Will also then
he opened, giving 10 apoihecaries and DRUGGISTS
the opportunity OF acquiring n knowledge oil their
profession mt a moderate cost.
Fees for the whole course, Including mhtri-
~culatiOn
Graduation so
Course of Pharmacy. ''
Good DO trd can he obtained from Sla 10 s2o i
month; and for further information apply to
j. Il. McCAW, NJ. d.,
Dean of the Faculty..
-o a., ,ooJc,rtn 6an Grare sIrppt. Richmond.
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BY W. Gocdin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
conner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Ten LOTS
~ IN LEWIS'S PLAN, @ ETTS, On BOTH
SIDES OF CEsTHE SrREET.-As commissioner
Of The County Court OF Henlico. appointed by Il de-
cree entered on the l4th OF July, 1913, In the case OF
thereof. proceed to sell at auction, On the premises,
on THURSDAY the 2i of October, lo73. ut O'Clock
u, 90. ~. and ~, fronting together Isl feet on the
north side Of Centre street, running back l4J lcet 10
Lewis street, on which they have the Ike front.
Also. FOUR LOTS, Nos. 10, IL, II, and IL. II. 'ntins
together IL feet on the south side of Centre street,
running back about 81 feet.
TERMS: Liberal. ann made known al Tie hour OF
sale. ;. COAF EkSE,
SO Il-ls.o5SDl2 Commissioner.
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Hy Lyme * Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneer-,
No. 1912 Main street.

TWO NEAT, SMALL FRAME TENE-
l. MENTS SITUATED on TN ENrI->lNTii
STREET NEAR Il: sTREET. q SALE AT
AUCTION. ON THE PREMISES, on FRIDAY
THE l2Tu SEPTEMBER. 1879. AT IniELOCk
L. NJ. containing abont three rooms each, and ME.
lots attached. TO parties of limited m,ans this
offers a Almost favorable opportunity 10 s2cnrca com
Portable littic.homc,
TERMS: Liberal, and announce! 81 III" hour VI
sale. LYME Il bRhi ttE'
81. AMCt.QnCrrs.
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&1.500,000,

divided into l.. 900 cash gifts, will he distributed by
~ among the t!ckct-halderS-the numbers of the
tickets TO he dt'wn from one wheel by blind chill
dren, and the .!itts fIum another.
LIST OF GIFTS.
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BY James L. Apperson,
po,l Eat,te Agent and Aucfioneer.

DARE CHANCE FOR AN ESTAB-
Il LISTED AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS
COOP WILEAND MACHINERY or Nh
t ! CtRY osSTTREETs ASDBASiN BANK, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Tho owner, hr. o. y. VA
kins, finding that his coal and coke business HS-
mands his en'ire t,ine' me N.Y. \ CC0S0KISG-
WpSo0DE SSrHSBsLisHHEST. located as above, wiz
be, be Offered ,n,5 ar fG = 81 SSIe 4 p1et!Sn; HH at sef ! J gtf%ise +. ST. 81
II Is free from competition. being the only factory
of the kind in operation In the city. rs GOoD
WILL Is very valuable, enjoying as II does = regmo
m,chInrry consists Of 4 superior titecn-l1rse ell
ginc and boiler, u patent wood-spiitter, ana sa"E'
nrIliup. pulIeys, &C.. complete and III Rooo orucT,
CAPABLE of manufacturing fifteen or twenty ioius
of wood daily. The increasing custom OF me ousis
the growing pOpularity of the fuel, render this q
rare opportunity for any one wishing an easy anu
profitable pursuit needing only a shlai capiuu. h "a
supply OF wood and the present eniplo!es iiaS oc
s.epnrr,l from the day of sale. Parties may ncso-
tiatc for It privately until the my OF SaI1: ,onccr.
posTPONEMENT.
In consequence of the rain the above sale Is post
pon.d TO FRIDAY next a p sans toSr' Auctiouecr.
DANKRUPT sALE-RARE OPPOR-
d TUNIrY nFEERED GCsa ~ hank.
ruplcy Of Benson & Bonn, bankrupts; and Johh
Wright, trustee, In execution OF 4 deen ron sa ui
Es.nsou 4 Bonn, of the 18th of February. 1919 Will
sell at nuhlic auction on MONDAY the 18th day or
September, 1873. at 10 o'clock An, at the factory
of said Benson & Bond, $50. G3l on E1ghtschlH
street, between Main and Cary. u large quantity OF
first class machinery used In the manufacture OF
tobacco, consisting Of
PRESSES,
RETAIN r
gAEps and
CREWS
TABLES
DRYERS.
BOILERS, &C, &c.
Also,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
RAW
and other articles necessary IN such business .,
Sale peremptory, and seldom such chance ohcreo
TO those In the trade.
+. II. WILLIAMS. Assignee.
JOHN WRIGHT, Trustee.
We unite with the assignee In the above sale.
M y
60 11.tds 10. LANE sTERNE, Trustees.
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c1 OOO WORTH OF BONDS ATPUB.
D9,OOO Lie AUCTION AT sURRY
COURTHOUSE ON TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBER
q. l873.-These bonds are issued by the I'0arl o.;
Supervisors Of Surry county, under al &C; OF the
General Assembly, TO enable them 10 rebuild the
fail of said comfy. They are secured 0y the taxa
Die property of said county, bear eight per cent. In.
tcrest, and are payable in one year.
a. y. EDWARDS, JR.. {. i. s..
On " Of awfG1o2
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole Tickets, $50; Halves. SIS: Tentbs. or each
coupon, IS: Eleven Whole Tickets for $50; 2s
Tickets for Sl,eoO; l3 Whole Tickets for $4,000; ~
Whole Tickets for SlO. 900. No discount Oh less than
$500 worth Of Tickets III Il time.
cert. rs well as the satisfaction given by the First
and Second. makes it only necessary TO announce
the Fourth tn insure the prompts safe OF every ticket.
The Fourth Gift Concert will he conducted in all its
de tails like The Third. and full particulars may liz
learned from circulars, Will Ill will be sent free from
this Office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale. and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly ill ID. Liberal terms
given to those who puy 10 sell again.
TIIOMAS r. BRAMLErTF.
Agent Public Library. Kentucky, and Manager Git
Concert. Public Library Building. Louisville, Ky.
Eur tickets or ~,rmati apply to
l.. W. WISE, 5000 Cary street, or
A.P. L'tCUfEn, 900 Bank sheet,
Richmond, Va.
.au lS-hSThtGccl.S S
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by Isbell L Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

DOR SALE AT AUCTION, AN EXCEL
Il LENT BRICK DIV Filling AND LOT. NO.
1909 NORTH ST. STEPIEN'S ,.DU-
NAL'S ADDITION, BETWEEN CHARITY y
FEDEftAL STREETS.-At the rcq'ieSt or the
owner, who resides in another state. we will offer
for salc at auction. upon the premises, on TUES
A the 10th day OF September, 1873, ut O'Clock
NJ, that excellent brick house and lot located as
above slated, having six rooms. AMI Il brick kitchen
of two rooms. Ihc lot fronts on the east side of 81.
street 50 feet. and runs back l29 feet. The
premises are now occupied by u prolnpt-l paying
tenant. ,
TERMS: One-third cash ; the residue ut six and
twelve months fr negotiable notes with interest Al
8 per cent. added, anu secured BY II deed Of trust.
sc II ISBELL & SON. ucIiouecrs.
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BY W, GOldin,
Aucdoneer and Real Estnte Agent
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT IN DUVAL'S ADDITION, AT TIE
CORNER OF ST. JOHN AND QUITS
:S~rREETS.-As trustee III l certain decd OF trust
executed by the late John X. Tyler and wife, bear
ing date 18th December. 1853. duly rccordedin Ricll-
nlond Hastings Court. ! shall, In execution thereof,
proceed tn sell at public auction, on the premises,
p. n, the Lot and LARGE FRAMED r
Nc located as above. now In the occupancy or the
family of the grantor. che lot has L front OF 30 by
ITO feet ana the dwelling contains five or SIX
rooms. and Is in good order.
TERMS: Liberal, aud made known at me hour Oh
sale. HoJDiH,
sp IL iTuNtff.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
TRANpEST SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
THE RIrBIlC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
1900 CASH GIFTS, S1,5O000O.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS A GIFT.
13IOO CASH GIFTS, S1,500ooO.
S23O,000 FOR $50.

The FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT. au-
thorizc,l hy special act Of the Legislature, for the
of She PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUCkY, will take: place In Public Lii'r;ey Hall, at
Louisville. n.y.,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, Js73.
Only Co,o0p tickets will tn sold, and o~nc-lialf of
these arc Intended for the European market. thus
leaving only 80 ,OOo for sale i'll The United States,
where l00, 900 were disposed Of for the third Con-
cert. The tickets. are divided into ten coupons or
parts. and have on their back the scheme, with Il
full explanation of the mode of drawing.
At this cnXcelt, which will hc the ~graEdcst mu-
steal display ever Witnessed in this country, the
un unprecedented SUM of
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Bhl.TIMOk

BALTIMORE, September l0.-Eirginia consols, SID
West .Niiginia's. III. Bid to-day.
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d ICHMOND SEMINARY,
III 100 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.,

plCHMOND
IL 700 Asst FRANKLIN street,
RICHMOND. VA. =,
This Institution for Young Ladies Will DC opener
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER LIST, 1873, anu VIII close
JUNE 3Otl,. 1874. Ample and cnmfortahle acc0"-
mndations for ~Ioarders, who will be under the I'M.
mediate care of Mr.. and Mrs. Powell. ana VINO VIII
N EVERY RESPECT BE MEhDERS OF THElE
FAMILY. The scllool-rooms will he upont the UPPER
FLOORS.
IatIu. Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Higher
English. John II. POWELL PRINCIPAL.
intermediate Department., Alrs. IHos. u.IEi-
TON. Associate Principal.
Primary Department, Mrs. JOHN i. DhkNhll'
Associate Principal.
GcrInap- --.
French. Mons. G.. i. PARDftiOS.
Music fnsirunenta!l. Professor :. -. MboLD'
Music SinSrrumentall, Professor CARL SEibEhi'
Music (yucal). Ars. BLAIR BURTELL.
Music iyOcall, Mrs. DR.. r. L. RoBlSsoN.
TERMS per session Of nine lnhnths. one-nall pay
able October LIST, and the balance February l5til ,
Heard Gncluding washing, fuel, ana hghtSl ana
English "
JTse OF DinnO per session .....--.......'... !" w
rev rent to those attending the Episcopal
Trstinn I'm the Primary Dppartment. ....... so 90
1n;tion In the Higher Englfsh .......... rs 90
ruition in Laiin.. 20 %
tr,ri1ion In French 25 90
rruii ion I'm GERMAN. IS 90
:. Bellies Letires D." class designed for young
ladies not attending school regularly. 49,. 20 90
For fuel lin the case Of observation-disclosures. 1 90
No deductions except in case OF protracted SICK
ness. For circulars. It,, address either principal.
min 1i-fTu HI S.(trtl
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Total. $1,000 GIFTS. ALL CASH. amount

TOTAL, l2,OUO CT Ia ADD IASFf, HInOlhI-
The distribution Viz be positive whether all thu
tickets are sold or NOT. aud the 1900 gifts all pait
In proportion to the tickets Sold-all uusold tickets
being destroyed ~ ut tHe First and Secoud Concerts,
and not represented III .ie drawing.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY,, September 10. 1878.
Sales OF Amcr!can gold atllIf: !,loo Virginia con-
al 81 loo Richmond and Danvil.c collsols ut
ia, An! GDJ Virginia deferred at III.
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FOH RENT.

NOR RENT will rent a sufficient Gs.aa
Il number of ROOMS in my house, No. 10. III
corner of Fifth and Cary streets, with other neces-
sary convenicnces to make a moderate-size family
com Portable. Apply at 40 Cary, between fourth
anu Fifth streets. sell-.l"
TOR RENT, NICE TWO-STORYE O.
Il STOCkBRICk-FRONT nc on kt4
Eighteenth street between Clay and Leigh: tour
rooms: kitchen and coal house. Gas aud water On
premises. Apply at
NJ. shoe store.
No. 1923 Main street,
Sc list between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
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SHOCkOE HILL ACADEMIA select
- BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for young
men and boys. No. 412 Seventh street, RichmonG,
Sa.-Thc ninth session will commence WtDNES-
ia \. October lit. ana close the Ia Friday III June.
Teachers :. J. Beach, English, Mathematics, and
Natural Sciences Professor William -. Nalcn-
line. German and French; n. d. Clcsterlnan, ~.
NJ, Greek aud Latin.
Catalogues rn,taining charges. references. &c.
can he obtained ~ the book stores. or by addressing
:. Il BEACH,
se aim PRINCIPAL, pos CLAW street.
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MARINEINrELI.rGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 10, 1879.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER II, is7s:
sun rispq 5.45 Moon rises............ b.ls
SIM, sets..... Ola, High tide............ ESQ
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TOR RENT, FRAME DWELLING, a.
l. four rooms, Fourth street between LcigbGGl
and jackson.
OFFICE corner Main and Fourteenth streets,
over Ed cOhen's banking house.
THO STORES. large and airy, under Exchange
Hotel. Fourteenth street.
! Snail STORE on Fifteenth between Main and
HILL & GODDIN.
ca 1n-at HOS Main street.
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ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
~ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for young
| ladies and little girls, M Cathedral street. Balti more,
| Md. Miss Chaffre and Miss Hainer sley, principals,
| assisted by able professors. Next session opcns Sep
| Iembcr 18th. Course of studies extensive, compri-
sing all branches OF II polite education. French Is the
| language ~ the school. Class honnrs awarded At the
close al the year. Circulars on applications. an 23-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-10
e Hundred THOUSAND Tickets will
tie eesis Of " hirh
S q 6 q , Q 90

F,tfaf trOtd Coin tri.ts
sSc CHANCE IN tfESS THAN TIN FOR 4
FORTUNE FOR FIVE DOLLAES-
Proceeds Of the sale of tickets at the Eastern
x--acies will remain on deposit with WELLS.
FARGO & Co. Bankers, ~ Broadway Now
ss1rs. until after tue distribution AMI PAYMENT
.. gifts.
TICKETS -. HALF TECEETS 81 so
Fer sale ct Geo. +. Brownies. 32I Broadway;
Ezr;x L Levy. lI3I Broadway; Vsndeyrer's,
ar. Court and Fulton streets, Brooklyn; T. W.
sa<.r, as, Fulton street.
4. BROWN. Agent.
81 Broadway ard Exchange Court. Room E.
asl oI,i, II =ni applications for asencies il
= other cities 10 be addressed TO
t. ALEXANDER < &C..
Eastern Managers, FcstUtize Box No. 1,Ss6. New
YORK.
WELLS. FARGO Il. CO.. Bankers, vir-
MIA City. Nevada
7ick-ts or Coupons drawing Gifts can be col
5ssted through banking Houses. or Wells, Fargo
4 co. E=Frrss-
Al communications connected with the Con-
rez. ara all ort: for Tickets ard applications
* AGENTS to sell Tickets should De addressed to
u. L. BLANCHARD. Manager.
Virginia City, Nevada.
gGEN D. EEEsEY. Agent, Carson City.
au1-td
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So M MONS.

Nm THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE
L Second Judicial district OF the State of Nc
yada, Ia and for the County % ofnSby.- NAi.1
kENP plaintiff vs.. JOHN KEAP, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Sec
end Judicial District Of the STATE Of n, yads, in
and for the County Of Ormsty, and the COM
paint file in said County of ornIsby, i'll the ofcs
of the Clerk of said District c. urt.
The STATE OF SeJ ada sends greeting to JOHN
KEMP. defendant.
You are her by required To arpesr in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict CT the State Of Nevada in and for the
County Of Orinsby, and to snswertEe complaint
filed therein. on or before the first Monday in
NoyeInb.r A. j. 1873.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
of divorce from the bend. of Inatriu.ony here
totore and now existing between you aid said
plaintiff: and Z Gt cree that Plaintiff have the
guardianship, education. cart and control CT
ELIZA sNSA hIMP, aged three Years, the
daughter OF yourself and her. said llsiItif
than tive years since; AID that you have tailed.
for more than two years, To support her or said
child: all Of which more fully appears from her
COMPLAINT On flle in said Court.
And ven are hereby notified that if you fail 70
avpear and snswer the said comp lolnt IS sboyo
required. tie said plaintiff viii apply TO said
&c urt for the relief prayed for il her complaint
Given under my hand. and the seal
b eESy Of tie District Court Of the Second
49, judicial District of tie State Of News
GA, III ana for the County Ct OrIpsiy. this 9th
day Of August. il The year Of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and seventy-thIee.
T. j. EDWAErS. Clerk.
THcM.s Wells, Plaintiff 5 Attorney.
~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-09

B'sAI BRrTH-We mentioned yester
day the. installation Of The officers Of ,ht
B'nai Birth in this city Sunday. We art
sble now to report the iacts more fully
The installing officers were tho presiding
officer OF the District Grand Lodge No
s, headquarters a. Baltimore), Mr.. s. s
NYBURe, assisted by the following MEM
bers Of the Grand Lodge: Messrs. 8
WIEL, D. GREEsBAUM and JOSEPH Son
SEBoRs. The members o!the new lodge
Of whom thirty five were present, were
regularly initiated with several degrees o
the order. The installation Of officers wal
conducted in public at the Synagogue, al
ter which Mr. NYBuRo, G. N. A.. deliv
cred brief address, explaining the origin
history and aims Of the order, which Wa
listened to with marked interest. The
lodge Is styled, "West Virginia Lodge
No. 2s,"i being the first organized in the
State. The following are officers: v
RosKsBuRo, President; I. EMsHEMER
y.P.; Rev. DR.. MAYER, Monitor; N. EN-
sHEIuER, Assist. Monitor, JAMES sPYER
Rec. sec'y; Il. FRANK, Financial sec'y
B. RosEssrrIs. Treasurer; W. MORRIS
Guardian; Cu. KRAuss, Warden. At the
end Of the installation Ceremonies, ad-
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ONO Ct1Y.-A correspondent contrib
u.es TO our columns this morning areads'
bic letter about eur lively and enterpris'
ing neighbor on the North, Msrtinsyilie'
or "ohlo City" as the Neps proposes to
call 1t. During hasty visit Friday even
ing, we saw many evidences OF growth
and prosperity and learned that there has
been a surprising advance in real estate ii
all parts Of the town and vicinity within
the past six months. 1t is expected the
two rolling mills and the sleel.works, now
rapidly approaching completion, win ado
some twelve hundred TO the population
The result Is that building lots and houses
are in great demand, and everything about
the town has an air Of growth and energy
suggestive of metropolitan dimensions and
ways in the not distant future.
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Willie Earthquake u, Charleston

pnMAYoAMosa THE PRINTING RING
CHARACTERISTIC TRICK.
Prom tho Kanawhl Chroniele)
The order published In another column
was sent TO II. 8. Walker, proprietor Of
the Courier office, and former Stste
printer, on Friday afternoon, August 2Oth,
between three and four O'clock. The
Commissioners Of printing. provided Tor
In the Act OF April LIST, 1878, viz: The
Auditor, Treasurer aud Superintendent OF
Free Schools, were Immediately sent for,
and consultation held as tothe best course
to be pursued. There was CONSERVATION
In the camp Of the clique, and but Tor the
cheek Of the individual who was lstely
Public Printer there would have been u
hasty retreat. The design Of the Com
missioners was 10 hold of the advertising
till late In the year, SO that Fl. s. Walker
could have the printing Of the next Leg.
stature, their excuse being that the new
contractor could not have any Of the
work to do till the second Wednesday
OF January next But here comes the Gov.
errors order prohibiting the man who
has been doing the printing for
the State, from doing any more. Ac.
cording TO the editorial IN the Courier
this thing was not expected. or
course there was panic; the Treasurer
and the Auditor were notified, tho State
Superintendent was absent. The cool
head and unshaken pluck was away. A
hasty consul Iation was had and It was de.
cided by the late. Public Printer that the
- a L -.
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VALUABLE BROOKE COUNTY
v Farm FOR SALE. -"

w
The subscriber Offers for sale his Farm, situs.
ted on the ohio river, In Cross Creek Tos nthlp,
Brooke county, West Va. opposite!the Mingo
Iron Works, containing $50 acres, including 3
Acres on Mingo Island. The improvements con.
slst Of homestead dwelling 10 by 20 feet, built
houst 9, spring house. coal and wood houses, trutt
eheds, &c; an orchard containing 1000 Of the
choicest apple trees, fruiung from Jnly 70 the
hteet keepers, 90 OF the finest cherry trees In
full bearing; also. pears, ,piums.i peaches and
ounces. email Inits, snea as eniran!s; goose
winch have been selected and cultivated with
especial care. The 40 acres Of river. bottom,
which include the improvements, are In 0 high
state OF cultivation and cannot be excelled 10
the United States for tho productions Of
Limestone, fire clay, Iron ore 90 to 10 per cent?
conglomerate ores, and qnarries Of most excel.
lent sandstone. 10 acres OF the tract are under.
laid with vein Of the .nneet quality OF lime.
stone. averaging 1--WE feet IN ,hiekness. projecting
access; also the valuable 1ub-strata Of coal, es.
,peeially adapted 10 smelling Of iron and the
manufacture Of gas being the eame as Mingo,
Steubenville and Jefferson companies are work.
ing. Also. 0 superior vein Of fre clay, feet In
,tsissnsss, o. = acres extent. opening 100 feet
= Nineo Isiand IS q point on whioh there is an
annual accumulation Of sand sufficient 10 supply
ali the iron works In this vicinity and Wheeling
and the whole sand market being Of quality
suitable for furnaces, rolling mills, railroads,
building and plsstering purposes.'st ,E.. n I
The tract has river front OF 2s5 poles 40 roles
liz as good river landing as any on the
will sell the whole tract together. Pe,ponp
wishing 10 purchase will please cali and exam.
Inc for themselves. Communications addressed
to me st steubenville. Ohio, will receive prompt
saiisdasw .r J.R. BuReoYsE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-09

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