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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

SERMON AT FRIENDS MEErrNa.-Thore WAS an
unusually large attendance at West st. .Friendss'
meeting, yesterday, the house being quite full
down stairs. Sunderland L, Gardiner Of Gene
see Yearly Meeting, New York, preached for
about threa. quarters OF an hour, a powerful ser.
man in which he held the view that the life and
death of Christ were powerful for the salvation
Of the human family through their example, and
NOT as an atonement for the sins of others. He
anain spuke ut the evening meeting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

RELEASED FROM JAII--Newton u. Eastburn,
who WAS locked up at New Castle by Collector
Provost on Friday was released on Saturday and
is back again in Wilmington. He denies the
statement that he did not pay his tax while resi-
ding outside the city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01
Spain.

CAPTURE OF onpEMA ny THE ALFoNsIsTs.
LONDON, Nov. /.
despatch to the Standard from Santander
ays that the Alfsonsist Generals Iona and Que
ada have captured the important position of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

Off THE TRAcK.-At Lamokin, on Saturday
evening, engines NOS A. Is and 80, OF the r.
W. IL b. r. H., got off the track at Lamokin
within short time of each other and all on the
Y. A spring of No. Al was broken, but nc
damage was sustained by the others.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01
The Public Debt.

DroREAsE DURING OCTOBER.
WAsHINeToN, Nov |.
The decrease OF the Public Debt for October
vas 81 ,069.O15.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

BASE BALL--Owing to the rain on Saturday
afternoon the Quckstep benefit did not take
place ut tue ball grounds and was deferred uii-
III Wednesday afternoon next. The Archers
came down aud returned, the Quickstep club
paying their expenses. No other games are yet
arranged, and not more than two additional 10
mat OF Wednesday will be played, this season,
u 80 many as that number.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01
New Advertisements, To-day.

Drss goods-lIomer, Colladay 4 Co
Blankets, etc-Eastbnrn \ Co
Private sae-E Lafkin
Gate sprlng-Blllany
Chain bolts-Billany
Wanted-place as servant
Card-Geo y Grub, Broker
Kid gloyes-W Nj Kennard \ Go
Ayers pills-City TEN
Puruvian. Syrup-City Item
Symptc ms of Catsrrh
Horses for sale-Merrick's Bazaar
Wanted-young man In oiiice
Prof U Fowler's lecture
Ainscows 5 brevlty
Homer, Coladay & Cos brevity
Warwick collar-brevity
Wheeler II Wllson-breVlIy
Adar's brevity
Buxbaun g breyity
Fulmer's brevity
Gouerts brevity
Webbs Brevity
Dubels Brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01
Cnummerc,si, REPORTS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. /.
Flour dull medium and low grades declining
Penna family :6.25@Gs7la high grades 50a
S12I6, Wheat duh; Penna red l.S59l, 80; white
l38@1 As. Corn dill yeilof 72o Data weak
at 38.m i9c Whisky Ill
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

REDUCTION OF WAGES. "A reduction OF T. b pei
cont in wages is announced to take place iii al
the departments of the Phoenix Iron Works
november lst. Production is very slow, and
tiere Is little prospect for steady work for the
employees at reduction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
November 1st to. day.

November 1At to day.
lis lawful to shoot partridges now.
Twonty-six SHOWS are predicted for this WIN
ter
Mr.. q. q. Cameron retires from the business
management of the Ecey EeeniaJ to day. MIR.
! H. Holmes succeeds him.
Isaac Yearsley is building extensive phosphate
works Mt Old Road station, OIL the W. Il r.
L. H., about two miles above Coatesville.
Prof. II. A. Curran. of Berks county, gradu-
ate OF Dickinson College, will fill the chair OF
Natural Science in the West Chester Normal
school, vacated by DR.. Franklin Taylor.
Yesterday was real Winters day-cold, blus,
lery and snowy. Snow clouds bore up from the
Western horizon two or three times, and the
teathery iiakes iloated about in the. air quite
plentlfully.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01
weather Record.
nEpoar OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WAsHiyaTos. Nov. ].
probabiHdes- For the Middle States low
temperature, very heavy frosts clear or clearing
weather
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

james Otis, Mayor of San Francisco, died On
Saturday morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01
financial Cards.
V,HE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,

HIHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
to2 MARKET sTH EFT,
Incorporated February IS, o..
Open b receive deposits daily from a. m. until
!, y. m. and on Tuesday en- Saturday evenings.
from to ococE.
A sEMT-ANNUAL DIVIDEND, AT TILE RATE
of six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization OF the Bank aud 1t Is the ex
pectation Of the Managers that this rate CT div-
When dividends are not Withdrawn. they are ac
counted deposits. Thus permanent deposits
compound their interest twice in eacl year.
MANAGERS
WILLIAM s. HILLEs, GEORGE W. BUSH,
CLEMENT B. sMYTH, GEORGE 5. CAPBLLk,
CHARLES W. HowLAND NJ. l.. LlcHTENsTElN,
INWARD DARLINGTON, NATHANIEL X. BENSON.
henry +. DURR, JOB H. JACKSON,
Nj sTOrs ENBVRG, NM. ii. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINs,
Nm. =. HtLLE5, President.
apri4,t e. 4. TAYLOR, Treasurer,
EIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF WILMINGTON,
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS,
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
EDWARD BFTTs President.
GRO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
PAID Up CAPITAI,....,............ 100000
sp-PhiIadelphia and New York Exchange fur.
nished to regular depositors without charge
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at 81 A. NJ
DIRECTORS.
CLEMENT b. sMYTH GEORGE w. BUSH,
ISRAEL PusEY, II GARRETT
HENRY s. McCoMB, JOSHUA Il. HKALD.
DANIEL JAMES, WILLIAM TATEALl,
EDWARD BErTs. oct2,ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01
Persons getting Alnscow's oysters can get be

Persons getting Ainscow's oysters can get best
crackers 1t cents per pound
sr-Srgo Cofp0re The influence df the stomach
on the prai should be carefully lie ded Let the
stomach be in slight degree disturbed, AMI the ell
tire nervous system be mes a sufferer. Bring the
stomach 10 healthy tine, and the nervous machine
cry promptly resumes lts perfect running order.
Happily, there is no necessity for any long disar-
raugenent of the functions of the stomach since in
AYERS Pulls we have so per eGt a combination, ad-
mirany adaptnd tor relief. The have stood tile test
OF years, ana I'VE exhibited s-OmaChic properties
most W, ndcrfnl. 1heir wise use, Keeping the
s stem ia perfect order promotes longevity aud
what L. Dtlter. easui es tnent enjoyment OF the
time spent here. We use them and Know Their
value. -F,Orence {KdHs) PiOneer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01
\ MORE NEW GOODS
VI AT TIE
50 CENT STORE.

Ialles ami gents underwear at 9lc. pair &
palts OF woen stockings ur cotton hose, do; laies
and gents outside jackets champion shoulder
brace pocket and night lamps; lanterns, burglar
alarms parlor croquet tlvole games, new Hahtel
orn amtntS patent wool duster for piano OF carriage
hats, whips, for 90 cents also the best machnats
leyel or try-squate made from % TO IS each,
octYOGti-3tw. sol MARK EFT ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

CuEMTCAL LABoRAToRY.-A chemical laborato-
~ rs Deing lifted up in the third floor Of No.
sonooi ., building. in which Prof. Wiley will give
Instruction ,na.tuction and lectures to his classes. The
,oo'n 100 VIII accommodate about thirty.two schol-
ras ras, anu leave room for the necessary appa-
wiu vtIs Tor The conducting of experiments. Prof.
,y maiey has himself drafted the plan of the pneu-
matie .a trough, his lecture and working tables,
aaes ,,a @c.' which have received the approval OF
nn 'ne visiting committee and are now being pre-
pbaaea, tba When finished this laboratory will be
'"e most convenient aud complete in town.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01
FIRST EDITION.
The IcacIicrs, Institute,

'iosE Gr THE SESSION ON SATURDAY Y-SLXr MEET
fNd To ne HELD AT NEWARK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

METHODIST PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION. On the
iuth OF the present mouth tho Methodist Prot
estaht Association, composed Of the Nj. p Min
lsters on the Eastern Shore, meets at Centreyille
ana wll be in session two days A number of
subjects have been selected for discus sion, in
cluang ministerial Responsibility" 'The Bible
IN Public Schools" "The Sanctity.of the Chris
Church,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

- lHE hEDrATH SINGERss. The members OF the
W3I WNg3Inpath Opera Troupe, except Mr.. Payson, left
Huntington on Friday night, for Boston, having
WI "n ehSasement there to sing in Concert, on Sat
y "'uay evening, Mr.. Payson left on Saturday at
",u m Wolcome given them here, as well as with
p,'' Guy and its surroundings, and expect to re-
~. u.fh Tor another performance either just before
VI 3 Jast after Lent. When thoy come, it is un-
svis!oou s,a,s9 that Wilmington gentleman, who
",alp "'n appear with them, making his deba as an
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

BEFORE ESQ. Frazer. .-Jemima Lewis and
Sarah T., Wilson, colored damsels, having quar-
Relied Jemma used such abusive language that
she had TO be held in 800 to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

DELAWARE AVENUE REvIvAL.-At the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, last evening" twenty
t"o persons We're baptized of whom five were
iheh The church was crowded, aud persons
came between five and xix o'clock in order TO be
sure OF getting seats. The revival meetings are
rohtinued, and the interest is said to be greater
rather than less. ALI Of those baptized do not
necessarily become members of the church, bap-
ushl being administered to converts, without re-
gard to their church membership
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01

IIEisAK KY : CIaIIEe ISSUING
z : weekly OF monthly papers are hvilcd TO avail
themselves OF our acilitiel fer neat WORK at prices
slightly above cost uf production, ct .ha CosYss.
otLI SFRAN Powss PRIsTIEi Rooss.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-01
GRANVILLE wnGREtL,
s2O aud e22 Market Street.
MASONIC TEsPLE.s
DRY Goods,
Carpets
Oil Cloths .
MATvrINos ANp tpHOLsrEllNa ooNps.

One OF The brgt assorted si0Uss Ia the United
St4tes. al as inw prices ~ AnY rea'sle huuaf.
Look for spcCinl announcement IN Saturday 1
CONNERClAL.
niygGtnA wff
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HAVE FOR RENT

GENERAL GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
- in the Fifth, sixth and Eighth wards.
Also for Sale, n number of desirable
Houses and Lots in the city, and Farms
and Wild Land in number OF States.
janl9 }. h. HUGHES.
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Charter Election.
CITY CLERK s OFFICE,
CITY or WHEELING, January llth, 1873,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
CITY or WHEELING, January 18th, 1873.
ON Thursday. January 2S. 1878. an
election will be held for Mayor, Clerk
Sergeant, Wharfmaster, Street Commits
SOner and Superintendent OF the Water
Works, of the city of Wheeling, and for
members of Council for the several Wards
of said city, commencing at 2 o'clock A. NJ,
and closing mt > o'clock =. NJ, at the fol-
lowing places in the several Wards, viz:
In the First Ward-Nigilant Engine
House.
In the Second Ward-At the North Hall
in the Market House.
In the Third Ward-At the Court House.
In the Fourth Ward-At the Atlantic
Engine House.
In the Finh Ward-At the Guards Hose
House.
In the Sixth Ward-At the United En-
CINE House.
In the Seventh Ward--At the Store of j.
Il. LukenS.
In the Eighth Ward-At the Storeroom
of NJ. Heller, on the east side OF Jacob
street, (old Fifth street,
The members OF the Second Branch of
Council, are appointed as follows:
For the First Ward, three members; for
the Second Ward, three members; for the
Third Ward, three members; Fourth
Ward, three members; Fifth Ward, three
members: Sixth Ward, tour members /;
Seventh Ward, two members; Eighth
Ward, four members.
There is also To be elected TO the First
Branch OF Council, one member for each
Ward, to serve for four years.
The election will be held under the SUI
perintcndence of such persons as his
Honor, the Mayor, may appoint.
+. a. BRITT, City Clerk.
ianl2
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foot is planted, volumes Of dust choke the
lungs. All this may be healthy and benc-
fetal to those who linger under pulmon
any affections but it is terribly disagreed
bic to people ina sound condition of
body
Ii is also said that more colds and ca
tarrhs are contracted there and through
out Southern California, than were ever
known in the East, and these are brought
about by the many sudden changes OF
temperature; that in the morning wool
en- clothes have TO be worn, at midday
linen buster, and at night thick over
coat, and if these changes Of clothing are
not strictly complied with, the one neg
lectins them will suffer. The objections
made to emigrating to this land are
many We give "A few Of them to our
readers for what they may be worth, and
for the reasons above stated. After
reading this it would be well for those
purposihg a change Of base to this local
ity, to post themselves further before
starting, or they may find, when toe
late. that the dirt and smoke of Wheel
ing i, far preferable TO the dust, thirst
and capricious climate of Southern Cal
iforna.
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GRACIOUS Heavens The Chicago
Inter- ocean, that the great beacon light
of Radicalism, has in big head lines,
"Anarchy in Western Nlrginia--negro
LEGISLATORS excluded from their seats
troops sent for Strange that it should
be so and we not know it. Its about on
a par with Sheridan'S banditti story
Wheeling Register. -,
Several German papers contained the
same story; Of course there is not parti,
Gle of truth in it. There is, as we all
know, not negro legislator among our
Solons: hence there was no opportunity
for excluding any of them. His story,
however. i. not quite on II par with Sheri-
dan ; banditti ,tory.-Parkersd"y Times.
Dare say you are right. Sheridan S
story was, fpossiblc, still more absurd.
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DIED.

| EOEIINLEIN-On Monday, January Is,
| 1873. at :: ~ Z. NJ, JOIN VI. koEhLElH' "'''
aged fitty-ninc years.
Funeral will take place this lWedheS-
dayl afternoon, from his late residence
near Bridgeport, at half past o'clock.
Friends of the family are respectfully IN
vitrd To attend.
HALI-On Monday evening, January
18Th. 1870. AT . O'Clock, WILLIAM L. HAIL.
i'm the forty-firSt year of his age
The friends of the family are invited TO
attend his funeral, from his late residence
No, g.. seventeenth street, this afternoon
at o'clock.
ADANS-On the 18th inst, of congestion
ofthc brain and lungs, EMMA ANN, WE Oh
MN. II. Adams, in her twenty-seNeh'h
year.
Funeral services ut the house, No. -
North Broadway, AT o'clock p. NJ. Tues
dav. The remains will be conveyed to
Grafton, W. Va, for intermcnt.
ALTON Tuesday morning, January ~,
ni ~ O'Clock, ANNIE, daughter OF Conrau
nnd Kate Aul aged eight years and seven
months.
Funeral this Wednesday, afternoon ut z
o'clock, from the residence OF the parents,
on 18th street.
BUSBY-At Cumberland, Md, Sunday,
January l., 1879, JAS. +. BuSBr, aged thir-
ty-fOur years.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at one
O'Clock. from the residence OF Rev j. Il.
Thomson, No. 23lS Chapline st. Friends
of the deceased are invited.
His languiShing head al rest,
Its achingS ard throhbingS are cer;
His nuirt. immoVable breast,
is hcavcd by atllictions no more.
Cold as statue forever at rest,
Are the glovclcSS hands that are cross
ed on his breast;
SweetIy the wind. as a harp in a tree,
Brcathcs glad strain DER heart set
free.
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ANOTHER oyTRAGE-

fit Is true that whom the Gods wish
10 destroy they first make mad, the adj
minstration or the army, one or the
other, or both must be suffering under
their diSpleasure.
The Louisiana outrage Is still promi-
nent in the mouths of the whole country.
Echoes of indignant murmurs are still
fresh in the ears of all, yet in spite OF
these we see that from it no lesson is
learned Already are we called upon TO
chronicle another most unwarrantablc
and uniustiable case of military inter-
ference in Mississippi affairs. The army,
acting alone under army orders, 50 say
the dispatches, deliberately marched into
the sheritt-s office; turned out the
sheriff; took possession Of his papers
and documents, and the only
plea offered for it is that there were some
doubts as to the validity of his election.
What if there were doubts? What has
the United States army TO do with the
election of the sheriff of county? If
this thing is to continue, it is well that
we know it. If the people of America
are willing TO vote themselves under the
chains of n military despotism, let them
do SO. But if they are not, it is time that
every man, be he black or white, Radical,
Conservative or Democrat, should espousc
the cause of the Republic, and rebukc in
some signal manner, the powers that be
for permitting such things. If the army
is TO be our master then let us acknowl-
edge our allegiance. If our servant, then
it should be taught its proper place.
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Boss SHEPHERD, of Washington,
whose name has become is famous i'll
connection with the mismanagement of
the District Of Columbias affairs, as has
Boss TwEEDs with those of New York,
is trying desperate game. He has
caused the arrest, on charge Of libel, of
Mr.. WHITELAw REID, editor of the
New York Tribune, while that gentle
man was in Washington, as a witness in
the Pacific Mail Investigation. The
chances are that this will be bad move
for the Boss, rs Mr.. REID will doubtless
show that all the charges which have
appeared in his paper, are founded on
facts which he can substantiate.
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MeSSrS. Editors RcQister:

MesSrS Editors Register:
Please announce VIM. Murphy as n can
didate for the office OF Street Commissions
er, and much oblige his
dec22 MANY FRIENDS.
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The undersigned will continue the
wholesale China, Glass and QuccnSware
business as heretofore. II taking charge
feel confident that my experience in the
business will enable me TO give 10 the
trade as good satisfaction III qnallty anu
nricr of goods. as any house East or West.
THOMAS WALTON.
JANUARY Goth, 1873. jan2Oesgq
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ING" How either sex may faSci-
naic and gain the love and affections OF
any person they choose instantly. This
simple, mental requirement all can pos
SnSs free. by mail, for DC, together with
marriage guide. Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
WintS 10 Ladies, Wcdding-NightS shirt, &c.
4 queer book. Address T. WILLIAM x
70 pubs. Phila. janl2ta
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SANTA BARBARA CALIFORNIA.

Glowing descriptions of this town and
the entire section of the State have been
scattered throughout the East, and many
have been the inducements offered to
immigrants TO come and reside in land
Astounding in fruits and flowers, and pos
sessing such balmy atmosphere that 1t
almost rivals the pictures which the i'm
agination paints of the Garden of Eden.
These reports have reached Wheeling
and have had their due effects. Already,
several of our citizens have taken their
departure for this land Ofsun and flowers
and we hear of several more who are en-
phatically IN favor of doing likewise.
But there is nothing pertaining to this
sin stricken world of ours which is not
filled with disappointment. There are
no roses without their thorns, and for
the benefit of those VINO are so rapturouS
over anticipated happiness in this modern
paradise, or who may hereafter become
infected, we present II few Of the ohjec-
lions, which form the darl, side of the
romance.
A correspondent of the New York
Hcraid has spent much time in Santa
Barbara, and really if what he says is
true. he has been the duped victim OF
misplaced confidence. lie says that the
.nief of the Bureau of Statistics in
Washington, about two years ago, issued
,, volume laudatory of the place and sur
rounding country. That we were told of
"leagues of vineyards and miles Of
orchards. overloaded with oranges
lemons. citrons, IA long list of other tropi-
cal fruits, plants, and flowers, the bare
enumeration of which would make ones
mouth water to taste them, and the heart
yeorn to be in such a land of luxury
where these delicious things grow,
but this correspondent says he sees now
"that the tabled richness, beauty and
fruitrulncss of Santa Barbara are but Il
dclusion and snare to catch the gullible
or unwary, and it strikes him rs some
thing incxplicablc that the praises OF the
Mace should be sounded forth in the OIL
cial pages of the Special Report on I'm
migration. But, after all, this is nothing
strange when we consider that in the
same book whole part is dedicated to
advocating the interests of jay Cookies
Northern Pacific Railroad
Furthermore, he says that all the sto-
ries are but schemes of land spectators to
entrap the innocent Eastern man;
that there is no rain worth speaking
of in that section even in the
wet season, and the consequence is
they live in IL perpetual cload of DUST
1--WE inhale it, we eat it; we drink it; it
sticks TO us: we are immersed in II.
Wherever the eyes are turned, barren,
bsr. hills meet the sight; wherever the
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Messrs. Editors RcnisteL

.NtSST5. IItTtIVTN Jl'UtNItI.
Please announce me as n candidate for
the Office OF Street Commissioner, and
oblige. JOSEPH SALISBURY.
ianj
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DISSOLUTION.

r,HE FIRM OF CECIL, HOBBS Il CO.,
was dissolved January lSt, lS75, by
mutual consent. 4. j. Cecil and j. X. Nc
Cortney are authorized to close the bust
ness. We cordially ask for our successors
a continuance OF the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon us. CECIL, HOBBS &C.,
As SUCCESSORS to the late firm of Cecil,
Hobbs & Co., we would respectfully ask Il
continuance of the many faNorS shown
them in the General Foundry business.
We will always cndeav0r 10 SATISFY our
customers, and can guarantee TO them the
very best work nj all times. ,,,,
CENTRE FOUNDRY co.
JOHN YOU'VE, PreSt. ,,,.
+. HOMES, JR., SccN. yNu-VII
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME FIRM or BARNES ~ WALTON
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Jas. r. Barnes retiring. The accounts
of the late firm will be settled ut the ola
stand. No. 1919 Main, and II, 18th street, by
JAS. +. BARNES,
THOS. WALTON,
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NOTICES..
RIsTRICT COURT OF THE I'M

NISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
- TED States for the District of West
Virginia, in the matter of Thamas Swee-
ney, bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
District Of West Virginia, IS.
A warrant in bankruptcy has been is
sued by said court, against the estate OF
Thomas Sweeney, of the county of Ohio
and State of West Virginia, in said dis
trict, who has been duly adjudged bank
rupt, upon petition of his creditors, and
the payment of any debts, and the deliv-
ering of any property belonging TO said
bankrupt, to his use, and the transfer OF
any property by him, is forbidden by law.
4 meeting of the creditors of said bank
rupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more Assignees of his estate, will
be held AT II Court of Bankruptcy to be
holden nj Wheeling, in said District, on the
10th day of February, A: ID. 1875, at II o'clock
a. M, ut the Office of Geo. Is. Caldwell, in
the City OF Wheeling, in the State of West
Virginia, at No. 1912 Chapline street, one OF
the Registers in Bankruptcy of said Dis
trict. HEDGMAN SLACh,
U. Marshal for said District.