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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
MORIT.E

MOBILE.
MOBILE, July 23.-Cotton is dull and
nominal; middling, Isle; net receipts,
"a bales; sales, so bales; stock, 1855
bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, July 23.-Cotton quiet
middling, 19(9194c; low middling, 174e;
net receipts, AS bales; sales, 100 bales;
stock, 1905 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, July 2S.-Cotton is quiet
and steady; good ordinary, 14ac; net re-
ceipts, $50 bales; sales, so bales; stock,
13, 89S bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, July 23.-Cotton is firm
but bare of offerings; middling, 1880; net
receipts, 41S bales; exports-coastwise
31S bales; sales, SO bales; stock, 6S02
bales.
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ST. LOUIS.
Death orJ.w. rsIIy. hctsr.

Death OF J. W. FEII, hctSr.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-J. Wesley Hill,
a well-known actor, died yesterday of
abscess of the liver.
Convict EscapRse.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Eight convicts,
working on the stone-quarry near the
penitentiary, Jefferson City, broke from
the guard yesterday. One was captured
and one shot. The remainder are still
at large.
"Smugsiez" Coming to the Front as a
Tr0tter.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-The Kansas
stallion, Smuggler, is stated in special
dispatch from Olathe, Kansas, to have
trotted mile, over the course at that
place yesterday, in two minutes and
three-quarters. This horse was broken
to trot less than year ago and has been
in training but six months.
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AUSTRIA.

A Royal Visit of Deep Political signi.
ficance.'
VIENNA, July 23.-The emperor OF
Austria will go to st. Petersburg in the
autumn. The visit is regarded by the
press as Of deep political significance.
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THE jackson FIRE.
The Total Losses Of Individuals and In.
suranee Companies.


, rom the Jackson 4fDune EXlfa-l
The total value Of the buildings con.
sumed is fOrty-twO thousand seven hun
dred dollars. Total insurance on the
same, eleven thousand dollars.
The total value of the merchandise
etc, embraced in the burnt district
leaving out A. RosenbeTg's stock, which
is not known, is sixty-five thousand
dollars. Total insurance on the same,
twenty-thnee thousand dollars. II i,
estimated that two-thirds Of these goods
were saved, though in a damaged con-
1ffsrr,
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CINCINNATI, July 23.-At Ashland,
Ohio, yesterday, John Langhery, far
mer, while hauling hay, fell across the
tongue of his wagon and his horses ran
away and knocked the top of his skull
claar off killing him Instantly
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Grimes and Casualties-ShOOtiDg
Affrays-Murders and Sui
cides j. Wesley Hill
Dead.
Explosion of a Distillery-Lizzie
King-The Brooklyn Trust
COnipany-The Vir-
giniuS Affair.
The White Star Line Sued Again
A White Nan to be Hung
for Numbering an In.
dian-ChOlera,
Etc, Etc.
PHILADELPHIA.
Awen-Known Actress mead.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-MTs. E. n
Thayer, a well-known actress, widow oi
E. n. Thayer, died yesterday at Allan
tic City.
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SPAIN.
The CarIfsts TO be Taxed into SubAis-
sion TO the Government.

The CarIfsts TO be Taxed into Submits.
sion TO the Government.
MADRID, July pa meeting, attend
ed by all the members of the cabinet and
a large number of the majority of the
cortes, was held last evening at the war
Office TO discuss the measures necessary
to secure an overthrow of the insured
tiOnaryjparties in the country.
The cortes has approved of a bill pro-
viding for the imposition of extraordi-
nary war taxes on persons known to be
in sympathy with the Carlists. They
are to be taxed heavier than loyal
persons. The minority of the coTtes
has issued a manifesto condemning the
policy of the government.
Movements fn Military CIreIes-An In.
surgeIu kr0uelad Followed by Ger
man Frigafe.
MADRID, July 23.-President Saline
ron held a council-general to-day. He
was advised TO summon Immediately
into active service ten thousand men OF
the reserves.
The civil governors of Seville and AL
bacete have been dismissed and replaced
by special delegates. General Martinez
has superseded General Valencia.
1nC lALIdblLdulS VI OLItI& nave ub-
feated and taken two guns from an in
surgent column which marched out OF
Seville to carry into effect the declara-
ton of independence.
As the insurgent ironclad Vittoria was
sailing from Alicante, a German frigate
which was lying in the harbor got up
steam and followed her out, by orders
from the German legation at Madrid.
Effect Of the CarIIsfs' Movements.
BARCELONA, July 23.-The remains
Of General Cabrinetz, who was killed in
an engagement near Ripoli, between the
Republicans and Carlists, will be brought
to this city. Fearing disturbances in
consequence Of the issue OF the procla-
nation Of independence, many respect
able Inhabitants are leaving the city.
A colonel Of the civil guards here has
deserted and Joined the Carlists.
Thirty Thousand Insurgents Under
Arms.
BAYoNNE, July 23.-The CarIists
claim that their effective force now
numbers thirty thousand men, and
have disembarked a large amount Of
ammunition from England.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK July 23.-Specie ship
ments to-day, three hundred and thirty
seven thousand five hundred and sew
enty-five dollars in silveT-bars. Five
hundred thousand dollars in gold, en-
gagged yesterday, did not go.
Shooting ARRAY.
New YORK. July 23.-BeDjamin
Hynes to-day shot DR.. Milne, warden
of the home of the lame ard crippled
children, the doctor having beaten son
of Hynes, who was an inmate, for at
tempting TO fire the building. Previous
to the occurrence Hynes had DIR. Milne
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Cholera AbatiBg tn Illinois.

EVANSVILLE, IND, July 23.-Two
deaths from cholera are reported by. the
Journals specials at Carmi, Illinois. 1t
is chronicled as subsiding near Prince
ton by the journal correspondent. The
Journals Mount Vernon reporter says
that the panic is over at that place; two
deaths were reported to-day, but no new
cases. The stores are being opened and
business resumed, and a more cheerful
state of affairs prevailed.
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CINCINNATI.
Fatal Accident

CINCINNATI, July 23.-Only one death
from cholera reported at the health-of-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention. knights TenlpIar.

NTOU are hereby ordered to attend. N .
4 FULL DRESS, special eOnciaVe ~
of Cyrene ComTnandery, No. 4, K. =, at/%N
Asylum, No. 204 Front street, this ;IA q Rs
DAY. evening, July 24th, at 5 O'CLOCK, fOI the
purpose of comforting the order of the Temple.
Visiting Sir Knights courteously invited
By command. J. NJ. PETTIG8EW,
Actlug y. &.
pkprrrr-c T2aoOr5ar fvIf
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Mcmahon will not Assist Den Car.
, l0s-The French Assembly
Enjoys Another FURY.
Thirty Thousand InsurgentSund
Arms in Spain-The Coy
ernment Taking Mess-
ures to Suppress
Them.
Evacuation OF France by the Ger
mans-War in Entre-RiOs-
Movements at the Yati-
ean-Etc., Etc.
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CINCINNATI, July 23.-The G0zette's
special from Chillieothe says that yes
terday a man named Boggs, marshal OF
Greenfield, attempted to serve a writ OF
ejectment on a man named johnson,
who inflicted two terrible cuts oil Boggs
with an axe, and then assaulted the
deputy marshal, who shot Johnson with
a revolver through the lungs. 1t is
thought that both Johnson and Boggs
will die.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-17

TIE Presidents re-appoiatmeut Of
byother-in law CASEY as Collector OF
Customs at New Orleans, shows that he
has profited little by the general censure
he incurred during CAsEY 5 recent term
in that office. 1t will be remembered
thai he was compelled to yield so far to
popular clamor as to pretend to remove
CASEY about a year ago. The Collect
or's Influence in State politics has been
characterized by the utmost disregard
OF law. He used a revenue cutter to take
members OF the legislature away from
the city 30 IS to prevent quorum and
enable the absentees TO escape arrest.
and he has been one OF the most pilanI
tools OF KELLOGG and Judge DURELL
His continuance in office renders the
President fully responsible a. az endor,
ser and approver OF the infamies that
have been perpetrsted in Louisiana.
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Independent journalism.

From the Wheeling nte,ligencerl
10 a rather vain-g glorious article about
itself the last Parkersburg Journal re-
marks:
"On general issues it the journal
will he Republican in politics, bat when
it becomes necessary to throttle thieves
it shall be done Whether they be
democratic thieves or republican thieves
will make no difference with US"
We have not yet had the pleasure OF
noticing in the columns of the Jo,rnaL
any scalhing denunciations, such as Its
eiitcr is capable of, aimed at the
thieves" VINO robbed the government
OF fifty or sixty millions of dollars by
taking brides OF Credit MoJiisr stock
in consideration OF votes in Congress,
which enabled the thieves to steal the
munificent sub,ides voted to the Pa
cific Railroad. Nor have we had the
pleasure OF Noticing any such denim
cation OF the thieves" in the And
Congress who only ortnight ago plum
dered the Treasury OF a million and half
OF dollars by voting themselves an ex
ira $1,000 each for services already rem.
dered. Nor have we had the pleasure
OF seeing in the columns OF the Journal
its fearless editors opinion as to the
expediency OF the increase OF salaries,
which was carried through that plum
dering Congress at the last moment by
the aid OF that $1,000 bribe rendered to
each member. Nor have we had the
pleasure OF observing that tie JotTRdt
has expressed itself concerning the de-
gree OF culpahility that attaches TO the
President by whose approval aud influ
eDce this measure was proposed and
carried through, and whose official sigr
nature gave it contamination and put
100000 in his own pocket. While the
journal is busy "tbrottling thieves" al
Charleston, we humbly suggest that it
may find another extensive field tor OPP
erations at Washington.
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ONE of our correspondents this morn
ing furnishes report of the debate in
the House last week on the power OF
the Governor to swallow the Safe. The
demand that he should appoint all Of
tcers whose offices are created by leg
islation, aud the claim that the legls-
latare can provide no other mode OF
selecting an officer, are certainly sub
lime in their impotence. Whatever
the Governor ard his supporters
in the legislature may lack
they are not wautiDgin Check" The
CRY that the Governor is being perse-
cured and prescribed, and that the Dem
ocrats are making war" upon him, is
a. absurd as the claims that are made
in bis behalf. A burglar might as well
complain OF persecution and proscrp-
ton when he is refused the privilege OF
robbing your house.
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M.ny nediciues In one.

InspeakiHg OF tn extraordinary rapidlty
with VIII ch Hostetter's stomach BitterS le-
crutes debilitsIeo and exhausted system,
ne PREPARATION is usually ref rred to as
ve,4t bic tonic OF ma velous power. But
those who suppose hat it's Operations are
limited 10 its direct effect upon the diges-
tive organs, little understand the true ma
ture of this comp ehCn%ive remedy. IL Is
not only a tonic. but also n gentle laxttIlve
an active anti-hiluous medicine, mi q
dIure ic, a wholesome eXhiiersnt, a reguiat-
or, and a general Alternative. Ii Is TO This
combination of many essential Sanatary
prupnrt es hat the article owes Its sue ess
in variety OF distressing complaints, each
OF which IN ordinary practice Is SuoJe,t 10
a different mode oi Il eitment l, Is ilnpos
Sihl,. Ia inyigOrate a eeble and diseased
organzlti without regulating and puri-
fying il. TIL Bltters 10 both.
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SENATOR II. e. DAyI-.-We have
watched with no ordinary degree OF in
terrst the course of Senator Davis, as
the representative of West Virginia, in
the United States Senate, and it gives
us not only great pleasure 10 attest his
devotion to the great principles o. dem-
ocratic free government, but also 10 bear
testimony to his watchtul care over all
legislation likely to bear upon the in
terests OF his constituency. When it is
remembered that Senator Davis Is com.
psratively a young man, with but little
experience ia public life, and that hls
occupations were not OF the kind 10 fit
hun Tor the ext allied duties to which
he has been called, il Is certainly highly
plimentsry to his talents and aptl-
tude, that in 20 short an experience, he
has attained 10 very Influential posi-
ton in the gravest deliberate body
known to our system OF government
We with the more pleasure note these
facts, since it 10 well known we are not
very friendly to Mr. Dis Senatorial as
J.. rations Statesman,
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DIED.

FRIEDEL On Saturday, March Is, at
$50 A. ", CARRIE, vile Of John Friedel
aged 20 Years.
The funeral will take place from the res
idence of her husband, on Main street, be-
tween Washington and Adams, on Tues
day, March Is, AT 2 p. NJ. Friends OF the
ami are invited to attend.
SEAMON-un Sunday, March Is, at l2:i
NJ JAMES y inf nj son Of Mr., and Mrs.
Henry seam IN, aged 2 mouths and IL day S.
The funeral wi | take place from the ST.
dence OF his parents, on Water street, one
door above Monroe, this (Monday) af.er.
noon, at DC ock 2. NJ Friends ofthe fam.
lily are invited To- attend.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
ST TIE OF WEST yIRGIsIA,l,,

ohio cot nty.
Al rules, held in the Jerks ONCE Of the
County curt oi the county OF ohio, Tor
sid court on the last Mo day In February,
1873.
IN CHANCkRY.
Richard v. Whelan guardian OF John
kuhl and Joseph Ruhl. complainant.
Us
CAROLINE Ritz, administrators OF John Ritz,
deceased, Caroline RITZ, Mary Nich IL aud
David Nichols, her husband, Catherine
Meyer and Henry Meyer, her husband,
James VI. IT, J I'm A.. IL, OnsiHnline
Kuhl, Anna Riiz aud James NJ. RIA hrr
guardian v liam RITZ Car oline bradley
and Ralph Bradley defendants.
The Onecg Ui this suit " tO eff ct the par.
titinu OF certain real estate lying IN tn
I mtg ana state aiores,id, OF which JOhi
HI q, deceased, d. d siesed, and II app nj Dg
rom al SiiidHvii hleI I'm hts cause tnat
"A cline Bradley, Ralph bradley, Mary
Nichols Havid Nichols and ionstsDt NJ
rhul, deendant, hs stOresaid, aye non
residents OF this - ate, they are hereby ~.
quired IN appear wIlhin one IN nth NJ II
the cate ui the rrst pub ic,tion hereo', and
do what may be necessary to protect Their
int, ests n this suit.
COPS test. bOB'r Ii. 'WODD-,
Clerk OF County ourt for Onto county
VIM. II. Mctnrue, solicitor or com
pluBaut. feb25-OswO
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BosToN forever No sooner is an evil
developed in that city than some citizen
devises and proposes remedy. They
had some trouble there at the last
municipal election, and there was some
thing more than suspicion of ballot
box stuffing; but now, presto ! Boz
tonian has devised a patent, improved,
anti swindling osllot-box. By mech
snical Continuance, the number OF times
a box is opened for the reception OF
ballots is marked. The register shows
at all times the whole number OF votes
deposited, and as it records but one
every time the box is opened, undetected
stufing is simply impossible.
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The Washington Chronicle says that
the amount of the awards made by the
Southern Claims Commissioners ap-
proximates $4,000, and are distribu'
ted among one thousand claimants In
the Southern States; principally In
Virginia, Tennessee, and Alabama, and
deduciing eight OF the largest claimants
leaves but $400 for the rest.
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MONDAY. MARCH II, 1873.

We have two interesting letters from
Charleston this morning to which at
tention is invited.
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Admin istrr tors Sale.

ON MONDAY, MARCH "a 1873, AT TIL E
Oresiderc Of Geo. p. Ehrhardt, deceased !,
Oh Zane stree, last heeslng, l Will sell
ut public auction the fol owing: One
Slaughter house with fixtures, three
h Orses, two Spribg wagon, one Cart, sew
eral sets OF Harness, and other articles too
numeI GUS 10 mention. SAFE 10 commence
marl7-a EDWARD CHRISTIAN, Adm.
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NOtiCe.

TT,HF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
/ hOlhders in Greenwood Cemetery, or
the election OF DR., ctOrs, Will be he'd al
the offic. O'thp com Iauy, sOut east corner
o. "a ket and @ linc' streets. on 'tul sdav,
The 9th INST tbe ng the fourth Thursday OF
the monthly he wee the hours Of III o clock
A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ.
marl5I X. L. BONN AM, Secy.
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We are under obligation to our rep
resentatives in the legislature for copies
of bills recently introduced,
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NOTICE.

VNHE UNEERslUNED LUMRER DEAL.
/ ers o Whe ling would respectfully To-.
to- m the ustomrrs that all accounts viii
be press ntC d for se.tl,m,ni gu ,rterly In.
stead OF semi-snnually ~ here'of
Imstrung Oen u 20. Klevis, KRAFT \ Co.
Hants & Wilson. II a. tuubard.
PannelI a Updegr AT. Beliz sFlahing
J. A. oliidaN n Son. Joseph salisbury.
February n 1878
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FOR WEAK EYES.

TAVING MADE SPECTACLES A
specially for years and having made
diseases o. the eye study, and SELF ed ou'
a>sortm mt of VI -sa"cordin.ly W" n Vel
fail 10 afford immediate and perman' NJ
relief TO Yves k and dimmed eyes. For clio e
reading or fine sewing our perfec ID NptC.
tarles are un.Qualled Gail at at "a
MARKET street, below M'Lure House, Tor
Spectscies. " atchee. Clocks, Jeweiry, &c.
Ee-Special attention given TO repairing.
y arl6 OK OBi DUFFlELD
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CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
A Disease that Should Always
EX tie Alarm.

Few persons outside of the Medical FRO.
feSson KIN w the e. CT that the Bronchial
tubes are within and constitute large por-
ton Of the nng1, and that B'onchiIis Is
not Onlya disc Sc of the Lungs, but eff cts
those parts v hich become the seat of Iuber-
cul,T Consumption
or want Oh this knowledge many neglec'
the Bronchial Al ments untl lie health is
undermined, the Jugs impaired and the
inevitably fat Il ndludq dereiOped.
In mo Con,umptive cases the first
symptom, are thOs- o. Pulmonary Catarrh,
ana by far the greater number Of those fl st
a tack are ulstaken for common colds and
allow d to run on to a fath te,nlina ion.
1.-THE patient is ScrOruIous. inherit' small,
weak Lungs or has delicat- constit ution
the more spe' dily Will the Great Destroyer
accom- piiSh his ie Irtul mission.
t'aIarrh whpn attended, with bronchial
Irritation or con III ional disturbance
anifDrmdly le IDS TO the same result
A cold ia the CHI ST iufiaUes and thick
ems the mucous membranes which linetI e
Btoachlal ruues aud thus dlmlnis hes tn
capacity lOr Supplying the Lungs with air
deprivIng the body o. an ell ment moe
eSSentid IN hedHh than even food or drink,
and diSed e hthe meUitaJtc cons qrence.
Hi cond ton gives rise 10 a uIy, hacking
ugh. which Is followed by cXpeclorati"n
AT fir,tsc ,uty O aNfr"thy. ci'cid or tongh and
is sometimes Hrsyked lOHh biOO I.
lh's Is hot a mere theory but melancholy
fact w ich hr. Long ION has seen ve.Itici In
hundreds If cases, and II should awaken ia
the minds o this large q as Of invalids
eimportance OF seeking relief before II 'stJo
late.
ur. Longdon devOtes srecial attention to
these ailments and sees and examines more
of hem in year than physicians in gene
raj practice come in contAct with in ii lie
time hose so affl cted are invited ~ test
has treatment ana prore Us efficiency.
FEES r X LUNSULrh TON, examina-
ton, advice and TIE atment, Within THE
USE OF ALL.
MEDICINES FOR ALL DISEASES by mail
and ex pres 10 all parts OF the country.
OH e Hours-S 10 Il, TO 5 and = 10 Serery
dan
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Flower Seeds.

lust RECEINED A LARGE AND
d well selected stock OF fresh Flower Seeds
containing some Of the choicest vaifet es by
CHkISIlAN SCHNkPf, Druggist,
marl7r Corner MAJ ket and Quincy SITS.
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DDN'T FAIL TO CALI AT g. MEN
DDEi., ~ 9TH COS before purchasing
Your Carpets ard Furniture Prices iea'
;onable ami goods second TO none in
DUAL lY. mArI1
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Gard OfThanks,
Public Sale.

ON THURSDAY, MARCH 10TH. 1873,
at 10 o'clock will sell at
publ. auction, at my reside nee on lohn
street, between fifth and -Ixtb, ali OF my
Huuseh Id and Ki'ch n Furntture consist
ing of Pal lor, IhaInIer and DiniDg-roOIn
Furniture. Also une exc llenl Piano, wa =
ranted, one lot Of Brussels Carpet, one lot
OF Ingram Carpet, one Exte sion Table, In
TACT everything ia The hOese keepinS line.
=. J. BOYD.
]. u. MILLER. Auctioneer.
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Bachelors Hair bye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best u, The
WoTld-Pertectly harmless, reliable and in
stantaneons. No disappointment. No Ri
genuine W. A. BATCHEL0R'S HAIR DYE
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, 10 BOND street, New York.
mRr5-degc -
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIRE
i United states for the District of v e,i
Virginia. In Bankruptcy.
in the matter OF Richard Porter and
Richard J. Porter, partners NJ II. Porter a
Co., Bankrupt.
The undersigned hereby give notice thoi
I'm pursuance al Nh order of tn, said Cnuu
IN said case he will on "wednesday, lgrh
day OF March, 1873, commencing nj ID
o'clock A N sell for cash a pu lie auction,
NJ the 'front.' door al the ouri hous. OF ohio
county, W. Va, the standing and On.
coiiected debts due the estates Of SID
Bankrupts or either o. them, a III of which
may be seen al the Office OF Geo. h. Cali.
w,il, 50 one OF the hegiNte In Rank.
uptcy, ou Fourth street, In the city oi
VII. cling ". Va. Said debts viii be- sold
under the exp esS condition that they ETe
So Ia AT the risk o the ~ chasers th-reo'
and without ecourse 10 III. undersigned or
the est ,te- OF said Bankrupts shou Il the
s,me prove wor hless or uncolIectibie fIum
any eau cor paid IN whole Oh In part.
said debts viii be sold separately Or all
together AS may be- hest Tor my trust, 4
RJBEhI A. ~TOLL,
Assignee in Bankruptcy of said Bankrupts.
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