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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

DURSTANT TO THE ACT OF THE
Legislature Of West Virginia passed
February b. 1897, entitled, IAN act "a pro
vide for winding up the affair ~ the .'oHh
Western Bank Of Virginia, the uDdrplgb,
ed commissioners, appointed under 'hI"
act, Will, on
saturday. October the 3rd. 1874
AT ~ a. IN, sell AZ Tia" Court IiOus", Ia ih"
City Of Wheeling,
No. /. All that certain lot Of ground stu.
ate in the 18th ward ~ the city Of PhiIa'
delphia, beginning nj n point In th" sDuih'
westerly side Of WheaiSheaf lane, ~ th'
distance OF y feet "a inches sOutheaSlfrIl
from the southeast side Of Gaul dfefl,
thence extending north q Z,iG west along
the said lane, and crossing the SAID hAuI
street lSs feet ~ inches 10 a point thrnes
south = ~ west, 6i2 feet ~ inches ~
point In the line Of land now, or lair ~
John =. Twell's; thence south - ~ cas-
along the said land 10 feet, NOR" Or -
"A point nj the distance or y feet RON W.
MORT b west side Of GAM street; and thrnsT'
north ~ y east, crossing the said Oas'
street BI feet ~ Inches to the sOuthWessi,
Is side Of the said Wheatsheai lane hn h
place Of beginning, containing 20 ho'I'
more or less. -.
No.2. All those two certain lots or pieces
Of ground situate In the 18th ward ~ "
city Of Philadelphia. one Of them or w
south westerly side Of WheabheaiOIrssis. IL
street, and north westerly Side ~ b -, M
containing In front or breadth on SAN - - w. W
street, ~ feet ~ inches, and IN IebB,nyP ~
depth north westerly on the s0uthsToo,s
line thereof at right angles With sall p ~
street O. feet, and on the norhr9vtsrIy y, III ",
thereof along the said Wheatshesi OF ~. IL
street - feet inches; the said lOt eohla' "
ing in width on the rear end therepI,
feet -. inches, subject Ia a yearly xIoon"
rent OF s7g.2D, and six months arTraIAsI
No. B. The other Of them on Tue s,u.
easterly side Of wheatsheaf or P1ke stIf' .,
and sGutheastsrIy side Of Cooper su 81,
containing, in front, on said COnper s sIt,,S
~ feet ~ inches, and extending ~ 1tRn
sOuthest-teriy on the northeastefD ~.
thereof, along the zaid Wheatsheai OF fi,,h.
street ~ feet -. inches, and on the sDstt JUL
westerly line thereOfat right angie a. g.,
the said Cooper street - feet; the ss,a -,
containing Ia width on the reaE rnd w. LII
Of 20 feet 3. inches, subject 10 a yeaIll i'"'
Of 81. %, and six months Arrange
X. CRASGLEr
&. OGLKBA1,
DANIEL L. LlSI,
q. LAMB.
ssp1gi Commissioners.
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% BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Robert q. Woods To me, a.
Trustee, bearing date the S0th day OF Jan
uary, 1855, and recorded I'm Deed Book No
81, page 81, OF the land records Of Ohio
county, / will on Saturday, the 2ih
day of October, 1874, at the mont door
OF the Court House OF Ohio county =.
at 10 o'clock a, m, offer for sale at
public auction, the following de.
scribed real estate, lying about 81 miles
north OF the city OF Wheeling, on the east
side of the Ohio river, being part OF the
=. L. Woods home farm, having a front Oh
the east side OF the county road and bind.
ing thereon IS poles and extending back
eastward 100 poles; containing 2ls, acres Of
land, covering and including l0R acres VI
coal. Also strip.of land 10 feet wide ana
about 30 rods long, running nom the south.
western corner Of said tract OF land Ia the
river, being the north half Of IA private
road.
Terms Of sale, onc-third cash ami the
balance i'm six and twelve months, secured
by deed OF trust
=. BRADY, Trustee,
J. {. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
At the same time will be offered for sale
llO1s acres of coal lying Immediately back
OF the above described tract of land.
au26-rb ROBERT b. WOODS.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any ad-
dress one year for 800. Valuable premi-
ums to club agents and to subscribers.
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Monday. the 18th day of Oct. 1874.

thRt being "A court day the real estate In
said city, dccrrcd, In said causes, Ia be- sold,
being the certain real estate known n the
u IiEELING CITY MILLS, situate on the
south side Of h"eling Creek aud bounded
~ follows: Beginning on the east side Of
Main street. at point "A - feet from the
y. W. corner Of Main and Webster streets,
thence nj right angles with the east sid" of
Main street, with the northern boundary
ola piece 81 land conveyed by the North.
western Bank Of Virginia 10 William Ger.
rRrd and .Ishn W. futile, across Lot No. ~
and part Of Lot No. NJ, Ia the western
boundary OfH piece al land conveyed by
the said Bank toThOmhs Neil and Edward
Reid, thence with the western boundary
of said last mentioned parcel Of land Ia
Wheeling Creek, thence with said creek 90
Ia the east side Of Main ST., and with th"
same 10 the beginning, subject Ia n rescfNa.
ton Of a right tO Thomas Neil and Edward
Reid tO open an alley twenty feet Wide,
running from Main street.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thiTd cash, ia"
residue In two equal instalments, At min"
and eighteen months rom day ~ sale,
with interest, the purchaser giving bonds
with personal security for the deferred
payments, and a lien retained In the Com
missiOners' deed ~ "A further security.
a. u. FLEMING,
JAMES MORROW, Jr.,
Sep9 Oaw b Commissioners.
l. e. HFREFY AuctlOnceT
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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust
ID made May eth, 1873, by samuel Amber
son, 10 the undersigned, which deed II on
record in deed Of trust book No. :, folio 81
In the office OF the Clerk Of the county
Court of ohio county, Vest Virginia, | viii
offer at public sale at the front door uf the
Court House of ohio county, ON Satur.
1874. nj ten O'Clock 4. NJ, the following de-
Scribed property, lying and being situate
on Zane's Island, In Daniel Iane's addition
10 the city OF Wheeling, known and dcSig.
mated on the plat ofthe said addition ~ lot
number SiNty-fOur 49, fronting on Broad.
in the rear.
TERMS One-half cash and the balance
in six months, the purchaser giving not"
bearing interest, with approved personal
security. q. l.. CRANMER,
SaDgi Trustee.
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The Bar-rOOm Remedy 10

The Rar-rOOm Remedy tor all all
mcntS is Rum BittcrS, Surcharged, with
FuScl oil, a deadly element. rendered more
active by the pungent aStringents with
which il is combined. II your stomach Is
weak and liver or bowels diSOrdered,
strengthen and regulate them with Vine
gar Bitters, Il purely Vegetable Alternative
and Npericnt, free from alcohol and capa-
bile of iniuSing new vitality into your eX-
hauSted system. sepl6 b
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Judicial Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court Of Marion county, rcn.
dcrcd at the April Term, 1874, In ia"
chanccry causes Of Marshall Jackson
against oliver Jackson. and oliver Jack
against Marshall Jackson ana Others, ia"
undersigned Commissioners will sell at
public auction, at the front door of the
Court House of Ohio county, In the city Of
Wheeling ON
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PROPOSALS.

CLERK : OFFICE BOARD OF coss ~ III
WHEELING, sept. -, b'.
PROPOSALS WILL BE kEtEhii.IdcI
until saturday, October "a ~ ~ SoT the
n m. nj this Office. for Tin RooI ~ h.-st
PouPt House OF Ohio county. TO be the a. a.
+ &. charcoal roofing tin, no 0thsIIiii i've
ders will state how much they 10
for the slate now on said building
De "' '"e CHAs. II. DEITERs,
sep25
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

PRESIDENT GRANT has issued cir
cular requiring more thorough obser-
vance of the civil service rules. Well, he
has been six years promising civil service
reform; but, invariably, these promises
he has failed to perform. 1t is rather
peculiar that at this late day, and just
before the elections, he should suddenly
reawaken to the necessity of reform
Let us see if he will now be in earnest
OUR Radical opponents have flung
their banner to the breeze. Its large
piece of bunting bearing upon it this
legend: For Congress, lst District
NATHAN Corr, Jr.,' and it should be
added, Nominee of the Civil Rights Bill
party.
Now Democrats, they are organized
Go and do likewise. Radicalism is the one
word combining all the issues against
which we fight. "Up and at en-
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FOR SALE,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATc
FOR SALE

At MARIETTA, OHIO, ON OCTOBER
~ 10th, 1874, the old homsstsad -, ~
Waernicke, decd, in Independence town.
ship, Washington county, Ohio. Ths W.,
Tobacco Establishment and the best noInt
for merehandising and dealing in leaf
dence, store house, and packing houss ana
ali necessary appurtenances, and one Of
the most complete establishments OF Tia
kind in the State, including about s. acres
OF land. Sale Tuesday. Oeseber a0th,
1874, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
For terms apply 10 NJ. d. follet, pAe ON
the executors Of said E. Waernicke E, Mariet!
E. wAERNICxEs EXECUTORS
sep2ora sAStFf ZOE
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

AND MUSICAL .CONSERN AIOhn,
n will open Tuesday, September l., 1914.
The Musical Conservatory Will be under
the directorship OF Prof Herman Eheling
and Prof. A. ). Roe. Jr., with capable as,
SiStantS, The Faculty Of instruction VIII
include the experienced teachers OF the
past year Pupils will be received for Vocal
or Instrumental Music, Drawing, PAINTING
Faench or German. For terms OF aunlLs-
Sion. tuition. SC, call an or address the
President, Rev. VIM. II. MORTON, or the
Rev. ]. b. CLARK, Head of Instruction
iN-Ol
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WANTED.
nIS(JPLES. CHURCH.

DASTOR, II. A. PALLISTER. REGu-
LAR services: Lords Day, morning,
1870; evening, 7 30; Sunday School 8 Il. Ill.
Prayer meeting and Bible school every
Wednesday evening. Subjects OF discourse
tomorrow: Morning-"T'he Weary One at
Jacobs Well" Evening-"The Pharisee
and the Sinful Woman-a Picture with a
Contrast" All seats free. Strangers well
come Sep26
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LETTER LIST.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the Wheeling PoStoffice unclaimed,
Saturday, September 81 1874.
TO obtain any of the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letters,
giving date of this list:
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Opens OCTOBER LIST; CONTINUES
" through nine months. II Is organized
in schools on the elective system, with null
courses in Classics, Literature, Science
with practice in Chemical and Physical
Laboratories, j I'm Law, Medicine, Engineer
ing, Teaching and Agriculture. Applyior
Catalogue Ia JAMES r. HARRISON,
Chairman, 7. q. University of Virginia,
Alcbmaric county, Va. jyZ cgva
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Mrs. HutChinS' Music Class.

H,HOSE DESIRING TO RECEIVE IN
STRUCTIONS on the Piano, &c, from
Mrs. Huichins, can arrange by calling on
Mr.. H., at Shcib's Music Store, lllI Main
street. or at the residence, No. 81, l2ih
street. To accommodate pupils lessons
will be given both at the store and resi-
dencc, commencing September lSt.
aupDI If
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Commissioners Sale.

"" va " ~ 'aAshfa
J.C HERVEY, Auctioneer.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-14

THB THEATRE-PYTHIAN BENEFIT.-Miss
Katie Putnam concludes her engagement al
the Theatre tonight. Last night was heI
benefit, when the "Unequal Match" was
presented. The house was about as usual
and Miss Katie was as charming as ever
She will leave the city With no very pleasant
remembrances of her reception here; bui
perhaps the attractions elsewhere have pre-
vented her from having large audiences
She is a charming little actress, and should
nave been we'll patronized.
lt may be said of Miss Putnam that she Is
one OF the most generous of her sex-cer.
tainiy one OF the most liberal of her profes-
SION. a fe" days ago she visited q number
vi Ine needy in the city, and subsequently,
purchased lot Of goods and carried them TO
the singer Sewing Machine office to he made
up into Clothing. This speaks we'll for her.
After performance at Assembly Hall on
Monday night she leaves Richmond for other
cities, where she will probably be more on.
Enthusiastically received.
This afternoon there is to be grand famiIv
matinee, at which cold Curiosity Shon'
will be presented, in which Miss Katie IN.
pears as Little Nell-a character in which
she is known to excel.
On Monday the charming and distin
guished artistic Miss Carlotta Leclercq ap
pears for the first time at the Richmond
Theatre. Miss Leclercq is very highly
spoken of, and will doubtless attract large
audiences during her stay here.
On Monday night Miss Katie Putnam will
play Fanchon at Assembly Hall. Her agent
Mr.. Brown, has rendered benefit to Mr.
w. II. Wade, chairman Of the committee or
the Pythian Temple, the proceeds of whicf
performance will go towards the erection o
the proposed temple.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-14

PYTHIAN TExpLE.-The Board Of Trustees
OF the Pythian Castle have resolved to erect
IN this city Pythian Temple, which shall
at once be an ornament to Richmond and a
monument to the enterprise and energy OF
the members OF the Order. They pronose
to raise for this purpose $4,000, the great.
er portion Of which sum. it is hoped. will
be realized by gift concerts under q charter
from the State Of North Carolina. Miss
Katie Eatnam and Mr. Edwin Browne be-
ing d4Fous Of aiding in the object.
have rendered to Mr. w. 81. Wade, the
president Of the Pythian Castle Committee,
the proceeds of a complimentary benefit, to
take place on Monday night next. The
Pythian committee have accepted the tender
of the benefit, and have named Assembly
Hall as the place and Fanchon as The play
for the occasion. Several lodges have al
ready bought large numbers of tickets for
The performance, and it is not doubted that
while the benefit will make large addition
to the funds of the committee, 1t vii! like.
wise show the appreciation in which Miss
Putnam and her company are held by the
people of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-14

B.SKRupTs' FUNDS IN AsslGNEE's HANDS
Judge Hughes has amended the order here
totore made by him so as to require all as
signees in bankruptcy cases in his court 10
report to the register before whom the cases
in which they are nssignees are pending the
moneys in their hands or ut their credit IN
such cases, and whether they are deposited
or not in some Government depositary. Re-
gisters arc instructed to report the facts to
the United States District Court at Richmond
On or before the Sd OF April. Where as
signees have not deposited such moneys in
Government depositary they are ordered
forthwith to do so, and if they fail the regis
ters are to make an order in each ease to cause
the assignee 10 show cause at the United
States District Court sitting here why be
should not be removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-14

PROPOSED GREAT TEMPERANCE DENoNsTRA
rIoS.-A meeting OF the committees repre-
senting Old Dominion, Stonewall, Manches
ter, and Lee Councils, Friends of Tempe
rance, was held On Tuesday evening, and an
organization effected by calling Dir. K. 5
Valentine, of Lee Council, to the chair, anC
making Dir. j. Custer Taylor, of same coun'
Gil, secretary.
After full interchange Of views in regard
TO holding the proposed great temperance
demonstration, the whole matter was re-
ierred to committee Of three composed Of
MesSrs. Starke and Gretter, of Old Domln'
ion, and Mubley, of Lee Council with in
structions TO procure tine use OF suitable
church on Shockoe Hill, and music also as
an. additional attraction to the OCCASION
Speakers are to be secured BY the following
committee MesSrs. Darlington, Kellum, and
Taylor, of Richmond, and Owens, of Mum
chester.
w. c.. Darlington, Of Old Dominion
Council, was unanimously requested to pre-
side over the meeting in contemplation.
The joint committee adjourned to meet on
Monday evening at q O'Clock, at the Stone.
wall Council hall, Church Hill. ~
It is thought by those having it in hand
that the musical feature will be OF sucha
character as 10 draw a large crowd, and the
best speakers will be invited to address the
meeting. s....as E2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-14

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE LAST EvESING.-Af'el
oUg npti'c Ci the three alarms OF tire Which
occurred rarl} in the afternoon Of yesterday
had been Hrittcn the engines in the upper
frc district of the city were called out III re-
,poU>c 10 an alarm ut $40 O'Clock from Bon
NJ. J. Ltrsi poI,cg-station, which waScauSeC
by he hrTnin- Of tie extensive sausage
MIL md fixtures, stable, smokC-house, Nc,
b".un-ins 10 MIR. Ambrose Spies, u butcher
d"in- business in the First Market, and stu.
slrd on Brook avenue just beyond Bacon'S
Quarter branch.
The ire VAS communicated TO the build.
in IN which the sauSage-mill Is operated
and which is worked BY steam, by sparks
from the engine.
The flames spread with great rapiaity
'nd soon attacked the stable. which was IL
close proximity 10 the Sausage-mill, and al
though The Ircmen were very prompt apo
energetic il became evident that they would
need additional aid 10 subdue the flames. Al
tlOa second alarm was turned in at Box No.
1. which speedily brought out the remainder
OF The department. Tue engines from the
bro"k-Avenue station and Third street were
by lnIs time in full operation, the latter get
l!nS supply OF water with some difficulty
flom The brsuch.
Ia" 1eghborS rendered Mr.. Spies valua
hr assistance aud removed many articles Of
furniture from his dwelling-house, which
Wa near the burning stable, and which wa:
considerably damaged by the fire. All o.
II" buildings that burned were Of wood
and consequently were soon destroyed.
Nr. spies lost quantity of lard, about
eight hoS-hcads OF bacon, which was stored
ID lic nokehou>e; q quantity Of sausage
besides nearly Al Of his valuable machinery
"hrt he cmlloyed in the prosecution Of hi:
Business.
The property and fixtures had been in
e.i'o, but the policy, unfortunately for tho
""hrF, expired on the 18th of this month
ne loss viii Ire at least $4,000. but it coulC
h"l De positively ascerlancd last night owing
20 'he confusion which prevailed at the scene
ot the FIRE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-14

TREATING THE WBoSG DIsEAsE.-Mary times
women cali upsn their family pbysiclans-one with
dyspepsia, another with psipitatlon, another with
trouble or the breast, another with pain here and
there, and In this way they all present alike TO
themselves and their easy. going and Indifferent
doctors separate and distinct diseases, for which
ne prescribes his pills and potons, assuming them
to be such, wheu in reality, they are all symptoms
caused by some uterine disorder; and while they
are thus only able perhaps to paliiate for time,
they are ignorant OF the cause, and encourage their
practice until large bills are made when The suffer-
ing patients are better in the end but probably
worse Tor the delay, treatment, and other compli-
cauons made, and which q proper medicine di.
rected 10 the cause would have entirely removed,
tnereby instituting health and comfort instead Of
prolonged misery. -
rFon MISS LoRINDA f.. ST. CLAIR Shade, Athens
county, Ohio, October II, 1879:
DT. X. y. Pierce. Buffalo. ~ Y-Your Favor
lte PRESCRIPTION Is working almost like miracle
on me. am batter already than have been for
over two years.
From ELLA A. sHAFER, GAINESVILLE, Ind August
8, 1872:
"Dr. Pierce,-I received the medicine vou sont
me and began using 1t Immediately. AS result Of
the treatment feel better than have for three
years." ....... -.--
From Mrs. JOHN E. HAaL1N, odell, H., March
10, 1872: =,
DR.. Pierce,-The Favorite Prescription has
done me good, which am very thankful forr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-14

I THE CRY CoUHcIL AND THE VALLEY RAIL.
RoAD-TnE MEETING THIS AFTERNooN.-It
will be remembered that at the last meeting
of the City Council Mr.. Wagner, of Mad.
ison Ward, presented preamble and reso.
lutions in relation to the Valley railroad.
AT the time the rcslutions were presented
Mr.. j. j. English, of Marshall Ward, was pre-
siding, aud the Council having agreed to re-
fer the resolutions to special committee OF
three, the president pro tempore decided not
to appoint the committee, but to leave the
selection to Mr. Wynnc, president of the
Council.
Mr. Wynne subsequently appointed
Messrs. Wagner, Bargamn, and. English OF
Monroe Ward, to consider the preamble and
| resolutions; which are as follows:
"Whereas there is now before our Legis-
| lature a bill asking for and in the interests
Of foreign railroad monopoly the powers
ana privileges to construct a railroad or
branch of one already existing, which if
granted can only operate ipjuriously and de-
trimental to the best interests of our city
ano other principal towns and cities Of our
ouaIe, and calculated seriously to affect the
/ interests OF some Of our railroads in which
cit'zens OF our city and State are deeply in
terested and whereas Richmond city. the
capltai OF our State, has always been true ia
her devotion to our whole State. ALWAYS
ready and willing to bear her share of the
burden imposed on her, and whose citizens
have ever been ready and disposed Ia assist
and aid in developing and building up the
resources and prosperity of our State: and
whereas this charter now before our iepis
lature is asking for powers aud privileges
for a railroad whose control and manace-
ment will be dictated solely by and ia the
| interests of persons and corporations of an
other city and State, who above all others
| have long since shown and proven that their
interests are not our Interests, that their aims
and policy are hostile and inimical to the
growth and prosperity of our cities and
State; therefore be it
s.Resolred, That the Council of the city of
Richmond respectfully requests our repre-
sentatiyeS in the Legislature Of Virginia to
use their best efforts and influence to defeat
the passage of this bill, entitled "A bill to
authorize the Valley Il. e., Baltimore and
Oho) Railroad Company to construct. a
branch of its road
"Resolued, That copy Of this resolution
! be sent to our representatives in the Legis-
lature."
IL is understood thst the committee have
had meeting, at which it was decided to
recommend to the Council the adoption OF
the resolutions as containing the views of
the citizens of Richmond at large.
The Council will meet this afternoon at 5
O'Clock to receive the report from this spe-
! cial committee and to transact other impor-
| tant business.
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weather Probabilitae. for To-,iey,

WAsnIkaros, March 13.-For New Eng.
land, the Middle States, and the Lower Lske
region, cold and fresh aud brisk nortbefiy
to westerly winds ard partly cloudy wea-
ther will prevail, with areas OF light snow
in the Lower Lake,region and thence north.
eastward TO the Atlantic coast.
:, For the South Atlantic States, northeast
and northwest winds With clear or fair
weather, rising barometer, and but alight
changes in temperature. -,--. s..,s.s,srs.
For the Gulf States and thence northward
to the Ohio Valley, nortberly winds yeering
to southerly and rising temperature, falling
Lower Mississippi Valley rain BY Saturday
night. go ..szss.-.