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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoSDos, April 26-2 M
Consos closed % for money and the account United
States tentorty bonds S9S Erie Railway shares 50.s
At the opening United States fvetwenty bonds 1865
old, 95s 1868, 935s; ives S95s, and Erie Railway
shares, 5oA
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRANKFoRT, April 26.-United
states twenty bonds, $3.50 tor the issue of 1862
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET-LIvERrooi, April 26-2 r
M.The market closed dull. The sales OF the day have
been loM0 bales including 1900 for speculation and eA
port OF the sales 6,00 American. Sales of Gotten
shipped from Savannah Charleston, March and April
at cad; from New Orleans March and April at 9Sd. ;
from New Orleans deliverable In April at 93-l6d, and
from do, deliverable in May, at 9sd Middng uplands
91sd. middling Orleans, 9ad.
LIVERPOOL RREADsTuFFs MARKEr.-LvERPooL, Aprn 90
2 p M.-1he market is quiet
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET-LIvERPooL, April 26-2
r. M-Lard Ais percwt Cheese 6Ss. Cd per cwt tor the
best grades of American fine. Bacon, 40s per cwt
short rib middles
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GovERNM ENTs FIRM.

GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
The government list was firm and full prices pre-
valed for the entire list, the new lves being even
sfraction higher The following were the closing
quotations limited States currency skies, 114A
us; do. sixes 1881, registered, 117la 117A; do.
10. do, coupon, 1909 1915 do dve-twenties, regis
tered, May and November, 114,4 a IFS; do. do,
1862, coupon, do, 11s% 11sss; do do, 1864 do.
TO-, 11s,S a1ls1s do do 1865, do. do, 1904 12oA
To-, 1867, registered, January and July, 117H a
u7X; do. do, 1866, coupon, do, 117% 1l7%; do.
TO-, 1867 do. do, 119A 1l95s do. do, 1868, do.
TO-. 1l7X lis: do. ten.forties registered, 111S
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THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
STOCKS DULL AND LOWER.


The stock market was dun and steady through
out the forenoon, and was inclined to strength and
improvement in consequence of the favorable ma
ture OF the bank return; but grew weak all OF a
sudden, and declined quite mysterousy y q per
cent the movement being afterwards discovered
to have resulted from sales by parties who had OBJ
tanned an early knowledge of the heavy defalcation
In the Atlantic National Bank, the trouble in which
institution did not become public until near the
close OF banking hours. 1t was at first enormously
stated that the
BANK HAD SUSPENDED,
but the doors remained open to three O'Clock. up
to which hour every demand was paid, notwith-
standing heavy run from such depositors as
heard OF the trouble. Notwithstanding the ugly
look Of the defacation and the present hopeless
character OF the banks situation it has not failed
in the strict meaning OF the word, and should the
stockholders make good the deficit before Monday,
at ten O'Clock, everything would go as usual.
The reader will find full account OF the affair in
another column, the report embracing the result
of an interview with the cashier and OF the in
vestigation he invited from the Clearing House.
p. ST. o'clock.-Snce the above was written
it has transpired that the assets of the bank are
hopelessly insufficient to meet liabilities. Upon
the report of the Clearing House Committee the
Comptroller of the Currency has appointed a re-
ceiver.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, April %, 1873.
Sugar weak No. Il Dutch standard, a "a reals per
arrobe Spanish gold, II per cent premium. Exchange
weak On United States Irregular sixty days sight IN
II cent premium; sixty days. in gold, rs cent
premium; short sight 291a 80 per cent premium
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SUSPENSION OF A TENNESSEE BANK.

MEMPHIS, April 70, 1910
The Memphis Life and General Insurance Bank
d. p. Maloy. President, suspended this morningt
The liabilities are $4,000, which, 1t V said Is fully
covered by the assets.
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The changes being in detail as follows:-


An analysis of these figures shows that the banks
now hold within s3o9,275 OF the legal reserve-an
increase for the week of s674,615.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following the bids for the city bank
shares: New York, 1867 Manhattan, Isl; Mer-
chants, 1867; Mechanics 1897 America, $50; City,
ass; Phenix, 100; Tradesmen's, 154; Gallatin
National, 119L; Commerce, 113; Ocean, "a;
Mercantile, 1872; American Exchange, 1915; Bank
Of North America SIS; Hanover, 107; Metropolitan,
1873; East River, no; Market, 122: Nassau, 1o7 (;
Corn Exchange, 127; Continental, u; st. Nicholas,
10oh; New York County, 200; Importers and
Traders, $50; Park, 147; Manufacturers and Mer-
chants. 100; New York National Exchange, 90;
First National, 2ls; Fourth National, 10; Ninth
National, l01; Gold Exchange, 1l3; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, so; German American, 1o0
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were firm, with fair activity.
The Union Pacific land grant advanced to 10. The
following were the bids at the call, as amended by
Aao
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n3k; 40. do., coupon, 1l3X ia; 40 nves OF 1884,
registered, ll41S Did; do. do. do, coupon 1l61A

l16h. -
GOLD srEADY-1F% ITS.
The gold market was steady, the speculation for
rise being checked by the expected announce
ment on Monday OF the prepayment on that day Of
the May interest on the public debt. and opera
tons for decline being restrained by the heavy
run OF the weeks imports, the amount being more
than was expected after the initial returns OF the
dry goods imports. The course or the market is
shown in the table -
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
7per cent for carrying to per cent for borrowing.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were
as fOll0ws:-
WIN cica xoy,S 4,uu
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,72733l
me Sub.Ireasury paid out $4,000 on account oil
interest and $500 on account OF redeemed fve-
twentes
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
The European steamers took out s153,4o in sill
yer. The total exports OF specie during the week
and since the beginning OF the year, as compared
with previous years, have been as folows:-
Total Tor the week Observation-Disclosures. $773.O1s
Previously reported. ................... 16,34S 423
Total since January l, 1873. ST., 12l AL
Same time 1872. 9,1S7, 1874
Same time 1871. q, 1874 1S6
Same time 1S70.. S,117S60
Same time 1869 1924 455
Same time 1868. Observation-Disclosures. 20,69956l
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u oBERT WINTHROP CO..
III Bankers and Brokers,
IL Wall street.
execute orders for Stocks Bonds and Gold allow In,eres
on Deposits and transact general Banking and Broker
app biIsinp
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DEAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY,

DEAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY,
3I7 Broadway,
wish TO purchase Bonds and Mortgages Real Estate
in the States OF New York New Jersey and Connecticut
Receive money on deposit paw check at sight and
allow interest daily balances at the rate Of per
cent per annum.
Directors.
Thomas A. Davies. ......... $40 Fifth avenue
Ernst Luckc, Of A. Belmont Co. 10 and II Nassau
Joseph Seligman, of. W sehgman Il Co..
II Broad street
James s. Thaycr. 3l7 Broadway
Joseph A. Jameson, ofJamesop, Smith Getting
II Broad street
John r. Watson, OH. II. Watson Co. 29l Broadway
d. NJ koehcr 39) Pearl street
Robert Schell, President Bank OF the Metropolis.
Sixteenth street and Broadway
A. 5. Rosenbaum, OF A. $. RosenDaum Co.
l62 Water street
Charles r. Lvermore. ............. 223 Fifth avenue
c. G. Baldwin, OF Woodward, Baldwin 4 Co...
43 and IS Worth street
Henry NJ Taber. 80 Beaver street
a. =. III Wlnlm street
IZu broauWay
T. T. Wilson, OF X. T. Wilson Co. "A Broad street
v. X. STEVENSON, President
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MOTE, $1,000 DUE MONTHS, FOR sALE.-MAKER
IN good Tor the amount; endorser retired merchant
wealthy, Il per cent of. Principals address NOTE box
l62 Herald office.
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EINAN Cp Al.

A UGUST BELMONT Il CO.,
"A Bankers 10 and q Nassau street.
issue Travellers Credits available all parts OF the
world, through the
Messrs. DE ROTHsCHILD
and their correspondents
Also Commercial Credits and transfers Of money on
California europe and Havana
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IiluU 40.
20JO Chic A Mil LIST. -.
lJUUC, G a. q I'd IN. I.
1000 +, + A W, LIST, WD
1000 Ohio An con 5 &c
1000 ohio 4 Miss "a III.
doo0 U a X | d Pac rs.
1000 Bur. & K h NJ lst.
h0UD Chic a. n w $ ( h.
luJU Chic a n w con.
1900 Chic 4 n W LIST IN
1000 \ j Cen lst, new.
IS shs Fourth Nat Blk
l00Gocers' Bank.
a a.
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New Life forthp EanguI!.

Perfect health iSvouchSafed 10 few. y. Ob.
ably ninety people out or every hundred
Their turns of !Rnguor, exhaust on, de-
pressi" q Spl its and bodily pain. Atthe G
times q wine glass full OF ROstetier's SION
aCn tiers = a. lcfreShing rs "tbe shadow
OF q ccE IN weary land" 1t iuvig1faieE
and TIsls the sSsreiA and cheers NJ mind
The effect oi the tiers i'll cases OF tryous
debility, produced either by undue physi
cal exertioD, over-stu'y, intense anxiety or
any cth'r c*use, is wonderfully reviving
and invigoTa ing. II fact, this healthful
vegetable restorative possesses medicinal
properties which entitle II to the rank of n
article of prime necessity, and 1t shou'd be
kept IN hand In every dwelling. and
promptly taken as a remedy for all the
minor ailments as well ~ for more serious
complaints.
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A BARBOUR county correspondent
informs us that several fires have oc.
Cured recently in the neighborhood OF
Hackersyille in that county. the work.
it is supposed. Of an incendiary. On
the night Of September 81 an clubhouse
belonging to Mr.. ELISHA ToLBsRT'
worth about $500, was burned; and on
the 3O!h the dwelling house OF Mr.. F.
PAYNE, worth $500 was destroyed
by fire. In the latter case the fire was
accidental, but not so in the former
There was no insurance.
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WE have received from the To-day
Publishing Company" OF New York, 9
copy Of q new poyel BY Christian Reid
entitled " Garments Inheritance" II ia
handsomely illustrated, and even the
mere glance we have been able to give
it shows that the story is one OF unusual
interest. For sale by J. D. STANTON.
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WANrED-A SELF-sACRIFiclNG Pa
TRIor-Unless somebody offers him.
self soon for the seat in the House Of
Delegates made vacant by the resigna-
ton OF DR.. HULLIHEN, we shall be fore
cd to suspect that in these degenerate
DAYS a seat in the West Virginia Leg
isla:ure does not enslave the magma
ton OF the average patriot as much as
il used to do when the State was under
Republican domination-and it wasn't
avery enhancing thing even then.-in-
fe!Ggsncer.
There is one gentleman who has not
been backward in coming forward heres
tofore when a candidate was wanted
tor any Office, from the City Council to
the United States Senate. Why has
he not been persuaded by his Republic
can friends TO step to the breach once
more? Need we say that we refer 10
the former and prospective editor OF the
Wheeling Inteiliocncsr.
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MARRIED.

kEOHNLlNF-CULES-On Tuesday,
October eth, 1871 at The residence OF the
brides parents, by Rev. ]. A. Latani. JOHN
}. KEoHNLISR, Jr, Of Bridgeport, Oh q, TO
MARY A. daughter OF George Giles, ESQ OF
this city.
I'm NER--fARDNFI-O tn, Sdsy, Oct.
Sth. ISL, q; ,James Cathedral. by Right
Rev. Bishop Whslau. JAMES ZIMNER to
MARIA y. ]. GARDNER, Goih Of this city.
rIntelligencer please copy.
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Var House OF Delegates.

WhEELISu, October 7, 1873

W ASLbiNhf OSNSS~s -
Edltols OF the Register:
As we are all looking for some one to
tske the place of Dr.. HuIlihen, IN the
House 81 Delegates. / would suggest
,he uamc D. cur Old Dem ocratic friend
J ". Todd SO | have no doub; OF his
ability and 10 one doubts his integrity.
| doa't know Of sny one from the ranks
o. the Democratic party who would
more fully represent toe whole county,
and as lie is rot engaged ia sDy husi-
ness at present think be i, just the
man. have not consulted Mr.. Todd,
and cannot say whether he would agree
to this arrangement or no. merely
mention his name to you as one OF the
old stsndbyes shat il not eternslly look.
Jog 'cr Office. SIXTH WARD.
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Pronounced one OF the most notable events
In III ORA 10 attic annals OF this city.
BOYS, Va ATCnEs.

N1HE SMALL. SILVER CASEp, FULL
Jeweled Watches we are now rereiv-
ing, are Just the thing for "Young Amer
lea" We guarantee the. n Tor time. Call
at the Market Atrett Iewelry Storr, few
doors below McIure House, for Watc es o
sll kinds, Clocks, Jewelry, Spcctacles,
Sllvei ware, Gold Pens, &C.
Fs-Fine Watches and Clock repaired and
warranted,
ooT OETOSG G. UUFFIELD.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

MAJOR JAMES W SWEENEY is hereby an
nounced as candidate for Representative
in the ouse OF Delegates, from Chic coun-
ty, in place OF DR., Huli!hen, resigned, ard
will be supported. o the l6:h inst, the day
OF the election Ivy MANY VOTERS.
WHEELING, Oct Sth, 1873
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! oXTOsT G DUFFIELD.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- COUNTY. ISL


In the matter 0: the Petition OF James
Roberts. 10 eisn guardia o. Maggie Nor
gan, Anna d. Morgan, and Effie NJ. Nor
gan, minor heir OF Abram Nc Morgan,
deceased, late OF Ohio county.
IN THE rOUnTY COURT OF OHIOC
To all Fho,n il Nay Concern Take notice
that /, james kOberts. Iorelgn guard an oi
Maggie Morgan, Anna NJ. Morgan, and
kffiie NJ. Morgan. will on the tir,t day Of
the November Term, 1875, nf The County
Court Of Ohio eOun Y, West Virginia petit
ton said Court Tor an order directing 10 eph
w. Morgan, administrator or the estate OF
Abram Nc. Morgan, deceased, late OF Ohio
county, TO pay and deliver 10 me, ~ such
foreign guardian. eli pc, sonal property and
money In his hands belonging TO nv said
wsrds and each Of them, and 10 autho' lie
me AZ such foreign guardian, 10 sue for, re-
cover, and receive a / money or personal
property belonging 10 said wards or either
ofthem, in like manner as II / were ap.
pointed guardian in This State, and TO
remove the same to the Couaty AID State in
which !, as said foreign guardian, was APP
pointed and qualified.
JAMES hOREKTl,
Foreign Guardian Of said MsgsIe Morgan,
Annie ". Morgan, and + ffie NJ. Morgan,
by X. q. BARR,
oct7-tOaw His Attorney.
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Commissioners Sale.

TN Pursuance OF THE DECREE OF
the Municipal Court OF W heeling, West
virginia, entered on the 22nd day OF Sept
en1ber, Is 3, in the chancely cause In said
Court pending, wherein Henry Sieman is
com piainant and /. f. Jones, adm1nistra-
tor OF The ts' ate OF N. Richardson, dec q,
and others, are defendants, shall, as spe'
cial Commissioner named In said decree.
offer AT public sale, at the front door OF the
Court House Of Unio county, W. va, on
Monaay, the 5ii, day OF Nov. 1873,
commencing at IL O'Clock A. N. the follow
ing described real estate, that II to say the
eastern portion OF lot No. Is IN Michael
Grahan's addition to the city OF Wheeling.
fronting forty feet on tn south side OF
Quincy Street, and running back one hun
dred feet to the alley, " tn he three story
brick house, brick stable and other out.
buildings thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-One third ofthe pur-
chas money, and such other sum as the
purchaser may elect, III cash, the balance
In two equal annual lnstallments, the pull.
chaser giving bond with approve security
for the deferred ipstallments, said bonds 10
bear Interest rom day OF sale. Bale subject
to confirmation by the Court, and title TO
be retained until the purchase money Is oil
paid. r. JONES,
OctS.toaE Special Commisstoder.
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ONE OF the surest indications OF the
return OF peace and prosperity is found
in the increased attendance at and iu-
,erest manifested in the various Agrl-
cultural Fairs. These meetings OF the
agricultural community in our own
State have been more numerous during
the present year than ever before, and
the exhibition of trophies won by labor
ass been richer and more significant
than ever. The county fairs are, en-
phatically, a good thing. They are
looked forward TO as an occasion for
meeting old friends aud for
the exchange OF persona! eXper'
fence ard information. and the
rivalry for premiums is OF the heaithi-
est and most commendable character.
One ofthe wisest of philosophers has
pronounced him q benetactor VINO
causes two blades OF grass to gro% where
only one has grown before, and the re-
mark is equally true OF ali improve
ments in whatever relates to agricul-
lure. The introduction OF lsbor-ssv-
ing machinery ; OF tie best bIooded
stock OF the fruits and grain beat
adapted to the soil in the locality all
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Dress Trimmings.

Hr. HcOdy's Abdomini!
COrEeLs, hand ONE I.hces IN.
Guiding .'scques, rhawls sDd
Fichus, Hamburg En- ToidG'
Ties, Brocad- and ROmsn
He-hes, Gloves, HoSisTy'
Handkerchief. hsIdEnms
read made Summer Ful'S
Iadins'pn! thil3Tf1g' f'F'-
sOl7 20 :
NpP. {. HcCDINl
rs Main fifr~.
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We take pleasure in copying from
the Cleveland Pluindsaler the following
complimentary notice OF one Of the pro-
ducts OF Wheeling industry and skill.
/ = it- repcr, o. The NoT;hera Ohio Fair,
which was held in that city during the
pact week. the P',iais7',. hes this to
say
THE sUTEp!oE MOWERS AND KEArEIs
axe manufactured Ivy the Superior Ma
chine COMPANY Of Wheeling, ". Va.
They exhibited one mower and = com
tined machine. 1t has been the privi-
,r-e O. tbi, company 10 rSeSert 10 the
'aImers OF the country machine which
J. most truly what lis name Indicates.
IL al old machine there exists . style
% gearirc krown es the the sYur o.
tevcl Gear. ard no'wiIhstani
~ ,.e high degree q per.
iyrlcn that has hsCn reached
"a the Manufacture OF these machines,
there sill remai,s heavices, Of draf,
too rapid destruction al pST'S, and, SIS
= 80: ,VgeuCr. too :eat eXpe"sS IN tie
matter o:Ieraiia. The Superior Man-
u'acturing Company have overcome the
difficulties common 10 all other like
machines by adopting style OF gearing
known as the worn wheel and screw"
The simplicity OF this style OF gearing
is universally admitted. and adapting
!, TO the moving machioe was
step forward which will cer-
taiuly redouud to the credit Of this
company. The record Of the Superior
at the Vienna Exposition is most cred.
liable. In the trial an acre and half
was allotted 10 each machine, there
being nineteen machines, and taking
into consideration the length of cutter
bar the Superior accomplished the tack
in over six minutes less time than any
OF its competitors. The success OF this
machine is 40 established fact, as the
biOb favor in which ii is held by those
WHO have used it abundantly tsstiHss.
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Ni,RE'S OFrI"r OUIO COUNTY
" CIK' U'T '0UE.. Aug ruics az .S73.
Mar aret wing
Alfred Ewing.
STATE OF W C9T VA. To THE gH ERIFF
OF OHlD e =, or EIING:
We command you that you sun mon Alfred
living, IL ne b. und n your IaiiiWick. TO
appear ri The Clerks Office o the circuit
Ourt o. ohio county, Il Iuies TO @ held I
IN" said Cont, on IN first Monday IN aug
1873, TO @uswe abill in chanCcry exhibited
aganst hin In the said CourI by MHIgaTe
living And have ihen there This W
Witness, Samuel b. Mct Oiloch, t!erh Of our
SAID ourt at the Ouri House ofs.id c0uD.
t., In the city OF w ceiling the n day o.
August, 1873, and IN the e.eNCnIh year the
State OF Wet Va.
HAmL y HcCOLIOCH, CIork.
Alfred Ewing Is no inhabitant u: my
bailiwick, nor found herein
II. X. BROWN, soc.
Wheeling August /. 1913.
The object of This suit II tOohtaIn decree
OF divorce uiHcUlD TidfTi1HOIRi, ard il ap-
pearing from an affidavit nled I'm this caute
that the defendant, Allied FwIn2, IN not
resident OF this State, on motion OF the
plsintih's counsel, 70 $50 dered that the said
defendant 90 appesg here within one
month after the iirrt publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest herein.
t.
sAM'L. Il. Mc"OLLCCH, Clerk.
The defendant will take notice that the
dispositions Of jaime launder and o'hfrg,
Will be taken at he law office OF Se-' r..
Davenpo q DOvener, east side Of ChsplIne
street, Sr door tup tsIrs) north Of TV elvtn
street, Wheeling West Virginia. or the q b
da of October, 1873 TO he u sed in yIdon,e
In the above cause, and II not crmp ed
on that d"yt In he continued rom day TO day
until completed.
DAVENPORT q DovENr =.
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Mothers, aothers, Mothers.

Don't fall to procure MRS. wINsLOWs
SOOTHING SYRUP FIR all diseases incident
to the period of teething in children. II re-
lieves the child from pain, cures wind eolic,
regulates the bowels, and ny giving relief
and health to the child, gives rest TO the
mother.
Be sure and call for
"MRs. MISUNDERSTANDING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. devb
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Snectal Notices Is per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy liked places -
per cent additional.
Cuts win be charged double for space o.
iSonbia column advertisements, 60 per
IocsI Notices 10 cents per line--btd no
,.cI,, ,,1t!cs Mi be Inserted Jon less than. ONE
DOLLAR, .s,,h,,sbo5
All Advertisements-ex except ior estso!sneSa
hns,ness houses, must be paid for In sd-
vance. ox..o q,
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. %
their legitimate business, and all adVer-
isements not connected with 1t Will De
charged for at ourregular rates.
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Saturday, October l0,h, 1873,

NJ The front door 81 Ohio cf unity Court
House, pro. esd tn sell. tegiDning ~ ten
Oclo' ", me north bHIf OF OF NO. ~
on the cat dc Of Market street, " beollng
Wet Va, with ~ nppurtTDa Icea, consist
Ing ~ lsTgc three story br ck dwelling
house, and n small two story dive IT, y Ouss.
said hos s's will tent for over sIG0 per year
TERMS OF SAL One La Z cash ard
the residue In one and tw" years, with IN.
lerest u g de erred pay ment- Ia be secured
10 the SatIsiacliOn OF the trustee End TUE
retained M fun her security.
Title believed 10 he good beyond question,
Int 80 ling an trustee, 1 will convey only
Uch title H. Is vested IN me.
w. V. UOGF.
Repi9-t TTustee.
90 A. WICKHAM, Auct Onter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-08
Trustees Sa1O
OF Valuable Market street
Property.

DY VIRTUE OF RrEn or Trust,
" m'de and exPcu'ed by NJ Baird
and vile 10 mo, dat q October 4 b, ~ Rsd
recorded IA book No. I, folio iSI. In the Of
fee Of he q Grk Il the County ffur for
hio county, West irgiL!s, will, on