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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-01

COL Mosby, MIR. Joho S. Barbour and other
gentlemen were in Washington on Saturday
for the purpose of securing q pardon for MIR.
I. t. Brooks, formerly President of the First
National Bank of Petersburg, who was recent,
ly tried and convicted in the u. S. Circuit
Court at Richmond for embezzng the funds
of the bank and otherwise violating the Ma
tonsl Banking law. Mr. Brooks friends
brought with them aud presented to the Pres.
ident petition signed by the entire jury, the
u. S. District Attorney, aud many prominent
citizens of Petersburg, recommending par
don, which the President, after consultation
with the Attorney General, declined to grant.
Mr.. Brooks sentence, which was delivered by
Judge Hughes on Friday last, is FIVE years in
the Albany penitentiary. The amount embez'
zed is over seven hundred thousand dollars,
and involved the ruin of both the First Ma
tionsl and the Merchants National Banks OF
Petersburg. A large part of the stock Of these
banks was held by parties iu Boston, Mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-01

NULL ROE and No. POTION &C HER.
Z RINGS No. l Mackerel and ine Mess
Shsd for sale by
nov ~ !. C. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-01

VIEKY OLD PORT, pure juice, suitable for
Y church purposes, lust received by
GEO McBURNEi y SON,
nov 10 l6j and 10 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-01

The New York Journal of Commerce advo-
Gates change in the present law BY which,
having displaced Representatives who do not
suit the people by others who do, the former
are sent back to Washington to do their worst,
and tie the hsDds of the latter fer year to
come. Under the existing arrangement, the
term of the Forty -third Congress will expire,
and that of the Forty fourth Congress will be-
gin at noon on March & 1875. The Journal
of Commerce believes It would be perfectly
legitimate exercise of the law-making power to
enact that Congress shall end (say) November
80, 1876, and that the term of every succeed
ing Congress shall be two years from the LIST of
December.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-01

w A. SM0UT,
CO j., $ y l. T A n y Z 1 ) E Is
) NJ OOT'S W H A Il +,
Foot OF Princess ST.
feb 2l-tf AlcxAndrls, Virgins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-01

TROET PLAIrS at 25c, worth 81, at
L GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE
rov l9 and Hair Goods Manuta tory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-01

". 4. o r. R.--The Washington and O:.io
road, which connects with Washington by the
Alexandria railroad at Swans junction, on
the Alexandria Turnpike, sends two tralns
daily to the Baltimore aud Potomac depot, on
SIKH street, from Purcevile 10 Loudoun
county, Va. Il distance of ffty-two aud ahalf
u!ieS from. Washington. This distance will be
Increased in few days to fifty. five miles by
the completion OF the road 10 Round Hill. The
road passes through populous and productive
country, including the villages of Falls Church,
Vienna and Herudou, and the station at HUI
ter's Mill and Thornton, 10 Fairfax county, and
Guiliord, Farmw,ll. Lee>burg, 1.-THE county
seat Clark Gap, Hamilton, and Purcegille,
10 Loudoun county, Va. The contractors are
at work upon The grading west Of Round Hill
Station to SnlckersVie at the eastern foot of
| he Blue Rluge mountain. The entire road to
Winchester Is under contract, and the work is
being prosecuted a, rapidly as the coulpauys
meaus will allow For the year ending Sep
,euIbcr 20 18Th there We're the following im.
portant items, VIZ: Butter, 305 barrels aud
| ,4S3 Il! kiuS 932 barrels aod 74S boxes eggs;
III harrels aud l,0U9 coopS OF poultry; 256, Is
lbs fresh pork; 1876 car loads of live stock, and
5hy tons OF hay.
On the Shenandoah river, sxty-two miles
FROM Alexandria, are immense bodies of iron
ore Of good quality, and between Rock Euon
aud Eapon, there is bed OF the Same ore three
hundred yards wide and twenty6v miles
long il one stretch, sufficient to keep busy
rwcuty- five furnaces for Two hundred years
The muiug and Sme,tiug OF these ores would
not cost one fourth OF what it costs in Peuu-
sylyania, surrounded as they are by the best
Of coal an1 limestone. These coal deposits
extend from the Ale2 hanes to the Ohio river
along he iue Of this road, and embrace both
the Cumberland and Pttsburg varieties, the
latter being au excellent gas cual. 1t is mat.
ter OF great regret that our authorities have
never extended to this road the assistance
which it needs and deserves. - Wash. Rep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-01

At Georgetown the Alexandra "a al, ~
miles in length, commences. ADD one third OF
the tonnage Of the Chesapeake and ONO Canal
passes over this caual. " heo the !ormer cas-
al broke doWo a short while ago the Cbesa,
peake and Ohio Canal Company, by means OF
It's new steam dredge, had just completed the
dredging out of Rock Greek, by winch means
they accommodated this trade, the boats be-
ioe passed out the outlet lock at that creek. -
Bait. Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
EXAMINING WITNESSES BEFORE TRIAL.

Judge Larremore denied, in the Court Of
Common Pleas yesterday, an application on behalf OF
VIM. H. II. Sistare for order to examine A. j. Conk-
ling President of the Mechanics and Traders Savings
Institution, as q witness before trial, IN relation to an
alleged sale OF SEQ shares OF stock OF the Atlantic NAH
steamship Company. belonging to the defendant. Tho
complaint that Mr. COnkng directed che sale 10
be made Of the dofendan but subsequently,
gave the same another broker and two lots Of
500 were Sold the bank having only lot to deliver.
The stock had risen in the market, AMI the plaiDtin
found himself short and suffered losS OF $25, nicb
he seeks Judge Larremore heid In accord
ance the rule previously laid down the supreme
Court in this District that the section OF the Code
thor2ng the examination OF parties 10 actions before
trial. does not extend 10 officers OF corporations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
LIABILITY OF BONDED WAREHOUSES;

Frank and others brought an action in the
Marine Court against Covert and Others propretors OF
United States bonded warehouse, for the value OF
cigars stored with them by the plaintiffs. The defend
ants claimed that their warehouse entered by burg
lars and thei goods in question together with others
Ie0neoubly taken without negligence on their part.
On behalf OF the plaintiffs 1t shown that the defend
ants dd not employ Waterman TO guard the promises,
and that the robbery effected by thief who was
concealed IN tho building TIE jury found verdict for
tina oIAnl for the full value vi the goods. from WHICH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
ELECTROMAGNETIC /.
Supreme CoWt-Speciai Term - BY Judge Van
BrunL-Roblnsoa at Morrs.-RiniingA setlel.

Superior Court-Speci0i 1eTm-Bv Judge Curtis
attachment &c contempt denied
Lloyd ct al agt BArnes.-Csse and amendments settled
Supreme Cogrt--Speciai Term - BY Judge Van
Brunt-Robinson sgt horis-Pindngs settled
Marine C0urt-Chdmbers- Judge Joachimsen.-
1hurber Dohery Seymour sgt uqass<
granted Baekord agt saNyerAouon to de aun
granted DameauI Cak-Mouon Of
denied with $40 GrHn sgt RickowskyMoaos s
den ei jarrett asL Suoaoh Hea Ja~o
SsmeMoons modify orders extending time 10 saA
with $40 abide event Ryerson sgL Ertse-Aoaoa
order for zulanty granted
BY Judge shea-Retig schmdMoion denied With costa
Hermann smonAoaon granted conditions tfen agt e@
rarr Motion denied without costs He man AT simon hoa.s
conditions h defendant 30 costs rei Judgment
urys fees aud costs that then thu
trial the issues joined IN The
catering order under tbs deoson
Irn-By Judges Aker and hAdmPeyer and ano 'gt
unless the plaintiff consent 10 reia-e hs
10 S5-the amount admitted to be due IN h With
terest will be affirmed without costs
Judges snea AkeBronsoR Az Campbs-Appes ArrneA
with -,
BIZ Judge Engineers and Manufacturers Pabshas
CO.-Motondfniod opinion on te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
CALBNDARS-THIs DAy.

CoURT-Cu,nBERS-DoNoHuE. j.
60 Porous Psster Co. ax Heath Thompsos. he
son l95. In the matter. &c .Cbutc
"a In m. matter Gc seber. 2B9 matter a.. Ahens
mefborp agL Oryses GsslgssCs.
922 Keenan, sgt WhverlyPa 2I. Sullivan Jr agi nAse-
per Mills 259. Reed Alea
1877 Css. &C. agt The Roes. 265. sherman.
nri n / and 81 1. X | 266. .Guisehad agL Guscbsrt.
X 90 207. .OConaof Agt Lesyst, ha
l9C In ths matter &c Hall. 26S. Higgins Drake
CIgcUr-PAKT Ii-AdjouInei tor the Terra
PARr IlI.-AdlouInel for the Term -.
srPhsoK C5rar-GESERal TIL saturday April
TRIAL TKKA-PARr L-A,Noaruei for the Term
P,Rr II-Adouruei al Monday. Mn4
CoaHoS PLKAs-GksKRAL TERs-W meet Monday Apn 10
the purpose OF rendering DECISIONS
TRIAL rERs-PRr I-Adi ourBet for TIE Term
PART II-AJourned until hr, Monday IN Apnl
MAXINE CoUKr-fKIAL TERa-PAKr i"' "e Ao'o@
Pant II -AdjourseJ for he Term
PART llt-Adjomned for the Term .,, -.
corRr % Own ISp J-Pcer Hephant AM
Sargent PAol homicide a., r,u.-.t.,.c 49,.
Arpsas Calendar Aph y Nos i't W. NV t7' o'
LOO 1877 lG5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. RAINEY (Rep., 5. c. presented counter
statement and reply TO the Republican Central Com
mtteo OF South Carolina, TO the memorial OF
The tax payers, called Referred to the Judiciary
Committee. The statement declares that the tax
payers only themselves TO blame in not aiding in
the work OF reconstruction and that the allegations as
10 the increased expenditures Of the State Government
arc incorrect the items given being wholly Inaccurate
untrue and skfuly selected to deceive 1t processes
10 give the relative figures OF expenditure for
the years 1859 and lS?7S among which are the fol-
loving ITEMS ,a-o co tom -,
salsnes.. ...............''.....'.s5l,lO sdy495S
Pre- schools 800. .....''''''''' aoVVVVV oOV'VVV
Military contingencies. ...........lOOO 10000
JurOrs snd coHsiabIes............. $4,000 -.
The fooinqs for 1859 and 1850 sfe........ sGls29i
The ootugs for 1872 and 1873 are. '.......l l9io4
tween and 1872, from S50ooOOO to s6OOoOOO but
claims that 100000 OF the latter sum is Illegal ana mas
been pronounced by the Legislature; so that the
valid debt only 100000 and OF this sum Il claimed
that the Republican administration OF inc stat Is ony
trGcted TO pay past cue interest TO redeem DIE OF the
hank which the state issued before the war, and 10
deem bills receivable issued during the Democratic ad
ninistratOn OF Gov Orr AS to legislative corruption
ocrats as TO the Republicans As the Tax payers"
who had signed the memorial to Congress. this state
ment cbaraC them as prominent politicians OF the
old school The statement is signed By samuel Lee,
chairman, and % others.
nents the table, and the motion was rejected-Yeas,
- "'' THE CURRENCY BILL
The House then took up the Currency BILL and was
addressed by Mr.. PHELPS rep. " j. as follows:
Mr. PIIEL PS-Mr Speaker, We are bound 10 give the
people of United States sound currency We are
bound 10 give them specie payments for only gold or
credit gold IS sound currency WeaIe bound,
whether we Liberals, Republicans. or Democrats
ny eXpress promise; bound by tue provisions OF
law the FIRST ever signed by Chief MAGISTRATE; we
are bound the Oatn We took A. members OF tins House
IN suppOrt the Constitution. We bound by the con
yentions OF Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Baltimore,
which pledged the three great parties 10 speedy re
SUMPTION" we are bound by ne act OF March, 1852
which "sOlemniy pledged the pubic ilIlh 10 MAKE pro-
vision al the earliest practicable period Ior the redenp
tnn OF the United states notes in coin We are bound
NV the Constitution which formed "to promote the
general weIiare.' - ..., ,.,i,,.o ,,,o, ~
giving 20 the people UNIFORM staole currtDcy hof
- g,ncrsl welfare for the interests OF other ca5scs
NAV speak Let me day speak for tie interests
y, I+t,,I~tbe labor OF The fam aud OF Tie shop
FOR THE POOR MAN.
,h,;.ve and think can show, that while the moral
.., ,.,,,tine from deprecated currDcy fall uni
f,rwy the material A. the real suffering ana loss al
man t,e1,b9rer aud the farmer. the capitalist and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02

verdict the defendants appealed 70 the General Term.
whero the judgment has iust been smrmed For plata
tlhs. G. H. Machin; for Defendants Van winke. osoa
Ter. and Jay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-02

Money Is now of value, and exchanges
70 that degree simPliied MY Trend ah s time
money. but trust him. He gives me written promise
pay. Here another form OF credit walk on with
another kind of currency
THE PRoMIssoRY NOTE.
This note too, was born in transacton-the purchase
and sae OF house. And the note, too, represents
property veue for 1t represents the house, which
friend owns, and which still exists as means Of pay
ment II my friend, wien the note falls due, has the
house, he can by sale morgae get IT, But suppose
my friend has sold the house before the note falls due
II sold IL, he sold 1t for sometng-money, or cur
rency prOpertyand he holds the money. or draft or
property in place of the house and tho representative OF
his note, and ready for Its redemption just as the
s stood behind the draft the house stands behind the
note. .,,,
higher KIND OF Currencyone capable Of wider clrcua
ZION Strangers refuse it; so ! 70 70 my bank Inc
bank Will discount If j take the banks promise the
banks promise passes As money! so take It, This time
80 out with another form Of credit-another kind of
currency
This bank-bll into being in a transaction and
represents vauethe house OF nv friend. which stu
stands ready to furnish the money TO pay the note,
which pays the bank-bill.
into the volume OF circulation, the result OF trans
actions az the representatives, OF value Its volume
transactions, there are values, aud no more.
But there comes
DISTURBING ELEMENT.
The Government ujects il into this natural stream fed
by the business OF 'e'"co '
promses not as representative Of gold not as the
Of property but as the representative
OF debt National currency the representative
weaththe Government currency as the representa-
tive OF poverty 49,. 4. -,
WHY then do not the laws OF trade eject H. this for
eRn elenent-this bastard currency They would Men
would refuse to take il. Nature would cure herself
But supreme sovereignty ncreres and forces IT upon
the people. The people submit because they are law
abiding.
But says the friend Of the greenbsck, "you argue
as II the Government gave away ITS currency rms IS
not true. The Government received value Tor IT, Ger
tainy the Government did ri received property Tor ts
notes but the property bought Tor consumption or
destruction. The property Immediately upon It's trans.
fer ceased 70 exist as the for paying the notes III
sold citizen cargo OF grain and he gave me his note
for H. the cargo OF grain In his hands some one else
exists the means OF pay It, II sell the cargo 10
the Government and take It's note, the Government
takes the grain and distributes the grain among its sol
ders and H. consumed. and grain is left to pay
notes. nor 1t DC sold to furnish other means Of pay
ing them. In the OF the Government the property
pcIshed leaving the notes unprotected In The Of
the private the property remained TO produce the
means for payment This examination OF the nature Of
credit, OF the origin OF currency,
SHOWS ITS PROPER InfTTs
Credit ben0Geeuty till 1t reaches tho consumer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1874.

The most pronounced specimen Of what
ia known as dem iOine" writing is the
following clip from the valedictory Of the
retiring editor Of the Piedmont independ-
ent 1t Is no wonder that no Is called
TO step down and out. Listen to this, for
instance:
ITO those who have censured, ! leave
my parting blessing, and do cheerlully
commend you 10 the benign favor Of Him
who alone has power 10 make straight
your obliquitRs, 10 smooth out tho CORFU
gated threads OF perverted nature, eradi.
cate It's errors, or cure its iollies. To
those who possessed sufficient charity 10
pity weakness or applaud q virtue,
/ thank with all the iree-will ardor Of
u grateful heart, and commend you for
that pure, elevated Christian spirit which
must afford consultations sweetCr than
Giload while battling midst the sOrrowiul
scenes Of cheCkered life, and which brings
promises OF an eternal reward, whose
matchless splendor Is only cqualed by tho
dazzling glOrles revealed in the apocalyp.
tic vision"
II the retiring editor only has fair
show on some new paper in some locality
where he can duly spread himself, and is
not confined 10 anything in the nature Of
common sense, he will no doubt become
stunning ink.sliDger some Of these dsys.
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apeoIaI MotIoes.
LaughlIn's Infant Cordial,

The cnild's euro when tecthing-to relieve In.
Illumination OF tho Gums, 10 allay uncasIness, to
quiet Cole Palms, 10 promote Sleep, 10 care
summer Complaint This we consider ono tho
when the children arc cutting their teeth. VIC
arc selling thousands Of bottles, and have 10
hear the arst person ray It Is not all We recon-.
mend II to DO.
AoIIIRs, have Jon slekly, fttthlno 61Js that
TURNS the HOURS Of NIGHT (When yOu go long
Tor resp INTO one LONG, WARY DAY TINE Of
woRRlhENr And CAREi Cry-CTy-C fy-All dAy
and all night lO1gH II you hAve-HStsn Ii
rf1Eon-bc convinced, hesitate no lOH1tr-a PEW
drops OF INFANT CORDIAL and your child Will
DO PAcIPTED, and SWEET, REPRESHINa eLKEP viii
tike tho place OF wAKEIUL sUPPERTEG procure
at once bottle. Sold by oil Druggists and
LAUdHLlN BROS. s CO, PrOprlotors.
Wheeling, W, Va
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sTATE or WEsr YIRGINIA,
AUDITORS UFPICB.
CHARLEeTOy, Feb. 81. 1874

certify thatthe foregoing is q correct recital
OF the Annual Statement Of the Aetna Life In.
slrance Company Of Hartford, Connect cut, on
nle In my oillce. made in conformity with the
requirements OF section OF Chapter 50 OF the
Code Of Wett Virginia; that am satisfied from
the foregoing statement, and such other CIV.
licences as have been furnished, that eaId Com.
pany Is possessed OF the amount ofcApIInl 70.
quircdby the laws OF this State TO qualify II for
the lrAnsactiono Of the business ofinsurancc, and
that its Investments oil such capital arc IN con.
G0rmily with said requirements.
!, therefore, In pursuance OF the authority
vested In nc by the laws oil this Slate, do here.
BY authorize the eAid A otnA Life Insurance Com
RAny, It's Agent or Agents, 10 transact the busi.
ness OF insurance In this State, until The 3lst
day OF December, 1874.
lSignenl, E.A. BENNETT, Auditor.
For 4; II; Beach, ESQ., Agent At Wheeling,
IA Copy TcsteI, ia. BIxxErr, Auditor.
NoTE-The Company appointed A. Il, Beach
as their Agent and Attorney for tho state OF
West Virginia, on tho 9Th OF November, 1874,
thereby teyoklng tho appointment and agency
OF B. GalliEan. noY9i
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State of Connecticut, County Of Hariord-ss.
I, Thomas ]. Gill, a Notary Public in Hartford,
said comfy and state, do certify that r. U. Bnd.
70 be the persons who signed tho foregoing
statement are the President and Secretary Of
tho Aetna Life Insurance Company or Hartford,
Connecticut, personally appeared before me in
my county Aforesaid. and made oath In due form
OF law, that the Aforesaid statement is correct
and true.
In testimony OF all which, have hcreuuto
af1xsd my Official signature aud the seal Of nv
said ONCE, this 2sLh day OF JAnnaIy, 1871.
(5igned), TT, GILL, Notary Public,
NoTE-The said Company has, BY Power Of
Attorney day ackno aledscd, authorized and
appointed Albert Ii. Beach, Kfq or Wheeling.
West Virginia. as thCIr Attorney 10 accept ser.
vice OF process and notice in the State for the
Company as required by law.
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addition Of $25 900, 900 to the latter would
make the aggregate liabilities Of the com.
qined company amount 10 sees, 000,O00
which, with the new tracks proposed and
present length Of main road and branches,
would make ON average Indebtedness per
mile OF single track Of less than $32, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
AccIdcnt 70 a Son Of GOV. reIrpOInt.

From tho FAlrmont vIrglniAn.1
On last Saturday evening Master Willie
Pelrpoint, younger son Of Governor +. Ii.
Peirpoint, was moulding some bullets,pre.
paratory to q season Of sport, VIC suppose,
when the mould becoming heated, be
dipped II In water for tho purpose Of
cooling, and not knowing or thinking
what might be tho result II the water
was not entirely all out oil the mold,
commenced operations again. 1t Is quite
evident that Il did contain 0 little Of tho
transparent fluid, Tor no sooner did he
pour in tho melted lead than out It flew,
striking him in tho left eye and burning
him very severely. His eyebrow was
singed considerably, and a hole was
burned through the eyelid, but the ball
Of the eye was only slightly injured. The
burn was dangerous and painful one,
and 1t was a very narrow escape from
losing his eye.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-30
For Sale.

A UCTION SALE OF BUILDINGS
IA OF THEODORE PINK q Co. The
undersigned having been appointed Q special
receiver Of tho assets OF Theodore Fink & Co
BY an order OF the Municipal Court OF wheeling,
will on Saturday tho 10Th day OF December al :
O'Clock +. H., lt tho front door Of tho Court
House In Wheeling, proceed 70 sell o. Public
Auction 10 the highest and best bidder the two
wooden buildings on Sixteenth Uohn) street,
IN Wheeling, belonging 10 said Fink d Co The
building occupied by smith Mcdonald will be
sold subject 10 lease expiring April lat, 1875,
and rents for 500 per annum, the purchaser 10
receive same from day Of sRlO. Tho gtound
upon which said buildings AIo pituAted 10 rent.
ed BY said nrm until April let, 1878, tho lease Of
which Will pass with The buildings. Terms OF
sale are cash All persons knowing Themselves
Indebted 10 Theodore Fink & Co will settle i'm.
mediAtoly with tho undersigned, az suit will ba
brought at once against all dGlinqucnts. All
persons having claims against EAld arm will
please present them for audit.
J,CuLHBERs HHRyRY, AuetIonceF. noSSs
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J.CHASnuns HIRyEr, GuetIou 9 a:Dh noUS
NOR SALE-PURsUANT TO A

NOR SAL E.-PURSUANT TO A
u Decd OF Trust mAdo by o. D. Thompson
on tho 9th day Of December, 1873, and OF rec ord
In tho offlce Of the Clerk OF Ohio county, State
OF West Virginia, December u, 1873, In book Q
page al, hereby offer tho following property
for sale for cash, to.Wit: Ono Coal bank Mule
order, and one lot Of QuarTyman's Tools.
For further information call on o. D. Tbomp.
son, at Smiths Brewtry, or At my once, No,
1870 Main street.
noy25 r. c, BONHAM, Trustee,
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T0R SALE

HALF LOT, tho only unimprovOd piece Of
ground in the most desirable part OF the eitytor
Dwellings, between nth and i2Lh streets, on
ChaplIne, formerly called 4th street.
movie l. IRWIN, Agent.
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VET Virginia SCHOOL MATTERS
From the report Of the State superin.
lendent OF Schools, for the year 1878, fur.
nisRcd the agent Of the Peabody Fund,
VIC obtain the following statistics:
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Tho foregoing statement of the condition of
tho Aetna Lie Insurance Company Is correct
and true
(Signed.)' T. o. ENDERs, President,
(SiGnCd,l J. l. HNGLIsH, Secretary.