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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
M IT rs UNDERSTOOD By EVERY
BODY that sYcLE BROTHERS. is the place
where DRY GOODS are sold cheaper shsn Ia any
otbsr establishmsnt in the ctty. They arc onsrins

,thsr establishment in the city. They arc onsrfn2
now ---'
500 pieces wAsHPoPLN at 1870 woth
1870; ..,.,.-~....-.-s .sa,. 49,.
so, pieces London SMOKES and English SUIT
.rNaS att 2Ko. worth 20c.;
500 pieces DRESS DDS from soc. up to 81 per
yard, suitable for the present and csmiR sea-
son; -.
BLACK and CoLoEED sILKs-a very large as.
sortment-at very low prices;
A full stock Of MoUKNIEG GOODS at all prices
WHITE and RED ALL.wOoL FLANNELs ..
. 25c.; j.-
All colors OPERA FLANNEL at 60c.;
A very large stock Of CAsesIMERES from 2sc. up
=, to So per yard;
10000, yards remnants IRISH LINEN at aston-
ishiDgy low prices; i -
10 pieces BROWN and BLieACHED DAMASK5
just opened at 40, so, 60, 7sc. and u per yard;
FRUIT-CL Otis very cheap;
LOO dozen TOWELS at o aud ,12Hc.;
100 dozen TOWELS at Is and Zoe;
100 dozen TOWELS from IS to Social these
goods are extra cheap;
BLEACHED and BROWN COTrONs at the very
lowest marked prices; ,.@n
WAMSUTTA MILLS only 49,;
.s.4, 90, and 1914 Brown and BLEACHED
sHEETINGs from etc. np to Soc. ;oaf '''"
DOMESTIC PLAIDs. STRIPED sHzRTINas,
and ENGLISH CHEv1oTs;
Awell-sssorted stock OF CARPETS, on.~CLoTHs,
and RUGS, very cheap to close the balance OF
eur stock; -,est RI. -rcsa
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QULTs-whits and
colored-st CREST bargatns; .,
aALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS from
soc. up.
We offer special inducements In
LADIES' STRIPED sHAWLs,
t BREAKFAST sHAWLs,
. NUBIAs,
l. LADIES and MISSES HOODS,
CROCHET and EMBROIDERED sACQUEs;
100 dozen MERIEo VESTS for gentlemen and
ladie,-very cheap; .....
Only a few more dozen LADIES' KID GAUNT-
LET'S at s7Hc; ..
LADIES' and MISSES STRIPED HOSE from
Csc up to 81 o pair; .u.
5000 yards CAMBRIA EDGIEGs and INSERT
INGS, just opened, from 124c. up;
100 dozen LADIES' 'HEMsTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS at 12hc. worth 50 per dozen;
100 dozen nANDKERCHIEFs at 15c. worth
Csc;
100 dozen LADIES' HEMsT1TCHED HAND
KERCHIEFs at 20, 90, 80, and 4oc., all
worth rs per cent. more;
1000 LADIES sCARFS at at 20, IS, 40, and
50c.;
100 sets LADIES' CUFFS and COLLARS at Soc;
LADIES' KID GLOVES In al colors at 75c., IL,
and 1925;
The largest and finest stock of CoRsETs in the
city;
All letters and colors INITIAL PAPER at Csc. per
box;
1000 pieces NECK and SASH RIBBONS at great
bargains;
UNBLEACHEU KNITTING COTTONS at 95c.
per pound;
All Nos MACHINE NEEDLES.
In fact we have very fine and well-assorted
stock In every department, and guarantee satsfac.
ton to all who should hon or US with their calls
..-,.. sYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth.
Country merchants would do well to call on US,
as we can offer them special inducements. Goods
sent all over the country If money cent or by ex-
press G. .. d. "a 80
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DEATHS.

DIED, on the 3Oth instant, at ten minutes past
o'clock Mr.. JAMES X. BARNES, In the thirty
ninth year OF his age, formerly OF Brunswick
County, Va.
His funeral will take place To- DAY, ST. ret2r's
cathedral. at half past o'clock. His friends and
acquaiutauces are respectfully Invited to attend
without further notice.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died, in Washington. u. c., On the 2e'h instant,
EDGAR L., eldest child OF W. H. and Sarah ). Cog
sage, Ia the seventh year Of his age.
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me- TAKE NOTICE AND READ THIS

~ TAKE NOTICE AND READ THIS!
One more week to secure the GREAT BAR.
GAINS at WILLIAM THALHtMER'S. AS this Is
tie last week will continue to sell or at COST.
30 call early and get some OF the best bargains ever
offered.
DRESS GOODS sold at one-half their value;
TYCOON REPS, new styles, at zoe. yard;
In BLACK MERINOs, CAOHEMEREs, EN-
PRESS and CREPE CLOTHS, BLACK AL
PACAs, and BLACK SILKS, I oser extra In
ducemens.
sRAWLs and BOULEVARD SKIRTS very low.
to close them out;
Ladies' and Misses UNDERVESTS,vsryc cheap;
Gentlemen's ALL-WOOL SHIRTS and DRAW
ERs at "a a set-would be cheap at 90. Aho,
large assortment from SOC. to 81 apiece;
Ladies' KIDS at 75c., 81, and sl.2S, worth s1.25
$3.50, and 1915 pair
Gsntlemen's KIDS at $1.25 and $3.50 worth S2
and 225 pair;
A large assortment OF Ladies' sCARFS, zoe. to
81 apiece;
YHITE-sILK MUFFLERs at 75c. aud 81 worth
S1.25 and 81 SO;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEF JEW
ELRY, PoCKET-BooKs, WHITE SHIRTS
and COLLARS, all very cheap;
sAsH-RIBBONS at so, 75c., and 81 per yard
worth 25c. u yard more {:
WHITE and COL ORED CoRsETs at so, 76c., el,
and 81. rs up TO $3.50 pair;
NOTTINGHAM LACES, for curtains, 90 to 75c. q
yard-all very low;
BLANKETS aud QUILTS very low, to close them
out;
CARPETS at cost to close them out
will also open ON MONDAY, January Goth, q
large line of WHITE GOODS, COTTONs Eight
and meoium), PRINTS, &C., for the present and
comIIg season.
The best A BLEACHED COTTON ever offered
in the city at 12Hc. per yard worth fully l5c. q
yard and lots Of other goods too numerous to men,
ton.
All ask Is n call, and you win Gud that am
selling the cheapest Day GOODS in the city.
WILLIAM THALHlMER,
601 Broad street,
ia % corner Of Sixth.
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MEETINGS..

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMANDERY,)
No. Q, KNIGHTS 1EMPLAR. I
RICHMOND, January 80, A. y. 1879
ORDER No. 1O.-S1R KNIGHTs,-Attend a
" called assembly of the Commandery, III
FOR WORK, ut the asylum In the Masons' Xxx
Hall. on Franklin street, on MONDAY *
EVENING, February LIST. at 2 O'Clock, in Y
FULL TEMPLAR DRESS. with bacS gloVes'<
side-arms, and fatigue cap.
Nv order of the Eminent Commander.
l.. L. BASS, Captain General.
Attest: GEORGE K. PACE, Recorder.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the residence of the BRIDES uuce. by
the Kew n. w. Wilson. January 9Th, MIR. tkANh
STAAsBURY and Miss EOkGE NINA UhihSe'
both OF this city. @
Baltimore papers please copy.
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il. CITY AUDITORS OFFICK'l
RICHMOND, February /, 1878.

NOTICE.-OWNERS OF LICENSED
N WAGONS, BUGGYS. CARTS, and VEIL
Giles of every description; also, of DOGS,
BITCHES, and GOATS, are hereby notified that
the yearly licenses expired January 81, 1878.
nance. j. u. hOYsTER,
fe 1-lOt Auditor
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"r ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE CAL
LICO COMFORTABLES at a1.25 and II so
worth So and $3.50:
COLORED WOOL BED.SPREADS a. s2.5'
worth 81;
WHITE QUILTS at 81, Al 90, 81. rs, and 81. 50
worth 80 per cent more;
COLORED COTTON QUILTS, very heavy, at
$3.50, and So;
COLURkU BLANKEES from 1850 up 10 ss /,
par-all very cheap;
WHITE BLANKETS In all qualities for single and
double beds, cribs, aud cradles;
MARSEILLES QUILTS from 81 TO Sl2-some Of
the best bargains In this line ever offered:
We call particular attention 10 the QUILTS at "a
and 50, which would be cheap 1t IS and ~.
LEVY Brothers.
Cheap UMBRELLAS. ja26
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TOHN LATOUCHE, II
MERCHANT TAILOR, VI:
GIT MAIN STREET,

CIT MAIN sTREET,
Is receiving large additions to his stock OF
CLOTHS AND DOEshlSs,
and being fresh stock Of Acknowledged so0e qua"'
81 Ytves opportunity for
DRESS SUITS
upexcapiionabls IN every respect.
The WINTER GOODS will be made up ~ 'es y
low prices. and IS the assortment, : Sontains Lue
usual variety, gives every advantage tSseies lou
ia 20
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NE JANUARY IS, 1875.
GREAT BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS, sHAWLs. CLOAKs, COLORED
SILKS, &C,
T. r. PRICE co.
during the next thirty days will sell the balance of
their winter dress goods, shawis cloaks, &C., at
great sacrifice.
CASHMERES and DIAGONALs,
CANCELS HAIR,
REPS aud 0TrOMASS, -a
BLACK and COLORED SILK,
SHAWLS and CLOAKS
Large stock CT OTHS and CASSIMERES for zen.
emep aud boys also win &c offered at great bargains
just opened an n sortment Of
KID GLOVES for Indies and gentlemen:
MERtNO SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
STRIPED HOSE, all Nos;
: CORSETS, &C. tsI7
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ICE! ICE!-FULL SUPPLY FOR THE
i YEAR OF THE BEST QUALITY.-Thankful
for past favors respectfully solicit the patronage
OF my customers and friends again the coming sea-
SON. relying upon an experience OF twenly-odd
years 10 give entire satisfaction
Orders and contracts solicited. Prices 70 suit ALL
Orders LETT with Major A. r. Courtney, corner
TkrIeenth and Franklin. streets, will be promptly
attended to. A. 4, RLACkkykE,
10 20.aodRW&
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~ LINEN GOODS! LINEN GOODS,
TABLE DAMAsK, TABLE-CLOTHs, TRAr.
CLOTHS, DoYLIES, NAPKINS, rowEk
FLOOR or CRUMB-CLOTHS, SHEETiNp
PILLOw-CAsIEGS, BIhD'S-EYE. RUSsi!,
aud SCOTCH DIAPER; LINEN FURyI.
TURE.COvERING at 75c. per yard wor.
1926; TURKEY RED DAAAsk, ThBlI
COVERS, and DOYLIES, COLORED LxSl
TABLE COVERS and DOyLIES In EArig
PINK, GREEN, SCARLET, aud BLUEAr
LEVY BRoTHgEs
Bargains in BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS.
ia 26 r..s .-.a..# ..-. '
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............Ss6,S05,s7 81

Considering the riches and power of the
North and its prosperity, due to the forego-
Ing surplus of lands and money contributed
by the General Government to Its improve.
ment, the South certainly has right TO ask
and claim some help for the reconstruction
Of its broken credit and impoverished system
Of industries.-Balt Gazette.
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HUMBRELLAs, UMBRELLAS
Whole stock marked down; prices lower than e,
We now show large stock Of CAMBRIA, Gre
ham. sERGE ALPACA, and SILK UNBpr
LAS which we offer at such prices as to pl,s,
Within the means Of every one to have one of ~.
Indispensable articles. LEVY BRoTuER,
Bargains In BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
ja26
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ROARDING AND LOGGING.

SWEENY's HOTEL, ,,, ,,onr
On tue European plan. To meet the down town
requirements caused by closing the Astor House
this well-known and popular Hotel Is thoroughly
renovated, refuruished, and is as clean a5 new
pin. Ladies accompanied by their husbands, or
properly introduced, will aud hore-somforts and
ouict. Ladies dining-room on parlor floor.
C1,TTUJs OFT, fe In, Th&S6t
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS will open O
large amount of GOODS on MONDAY, February
1st, and owing to their being boughtexraordinarly
cheap, will he retaed at less than wholesale prices.
fia 3O.2tl
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OFFICE VIRGINIA BUILDING-FUND
" CUMPANY.-The adjourned annual meeting
nj this Company will be held at their usual place of
meeting ct 1880 O'Clock THIS EVENlNG.
WM. Fl. PLEASANTS,
70 LIT Secretary,
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THE MEMBERSO OF ST. ALBAN'Sss sssSgaa4
l. ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 3,EyAEI
are requested to attend stated eonvocation zssaA
of their Chapter at st. Adams Hall TUISSsa"S@
(Mondayj EVENING February LIST, Al 6 O'Clock.
All ROYAL Arch Masons In good standing are invited
to attend By order Of the III, +. H. p.
b. B. JACOBS,
fe lit Secretary.
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BOARD can be obtained for gentleman
ID and his wife, In private family. by applying
10 90 eouth Fifth street. Room furnished.
f. AT
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CONCERT AND READING.
There will be
DID,. CoNCERT AND READING

s1rNBA1.sCHoOL Room OF ST. MARKS
- CHURCH, sr...,1 .agt e.. ..-
corner Of Clay and First streets,
On TUESDAY, NIGHT, February 70,
IN AID OF THIS CHURCH.
The music viii be rendered BY some OF the oest
vocnI and Instrumental talent In the city. .
Reading by Mrs ELIZA BETH BOWLER;
The number of tickets limited. Price OF ueaeIs,
80 cents. For sale at West, Johnston Cos 6ooR-
store. j. r. Dupuy's drugstore, anu .. or: nGo,
ridges, Brook avenue. ~. ia I-Souos
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BUILDING COMP ANY.

The annual meeting Of the above company for the
election of officers for the ensuing year will be held
are required to be present BY order Of the Board
of Directors. JOHN A. KRATZ,
ia 3O-2l% Secretary.
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S- .CASSIMERES, CLOTHS. 49,
Ers, TwEEDs, JEANS, and all kind, ~.
for boys and mems wear, at greatly va
prices; a ''e5
CAssIMEEEs at76c., ~ ,s1..25, $3.50, s,.,
t2-aD at rs aud Soc. below regular prl,.'H
sATlsET5a at ooc. worth &c.; at 4oc. -,
Soc; -'--'- wv" ''r;ij
VIRGINIA wooLLENs a. much below
prices. Being determined 10 reduce On, y.
We oner extraordinary bargains "HS
UMBRELLAs--prices marked down hsR!
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CL0THIEG.

Wea extremely anxious TO close out our stock
Of CLOTHING, SHIRTS, and aENTLEMEN3
FURNISHING GOODS a. profit, SO that We can
continue business, and invite all In wan! to cal
and examine cur stock, and We guarantee our
prices shal be as low as the lowest. We have
nice assortment Of CLOTHING, and can pIeas'
all.
Call early aud often vt the old reliable eorrer, No.
1900 Main street.
K.B. SPENCE q son.
IA 27-1w Merchant Taors.
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sfECE4Ls NoTrCu
EFCARpETs, cARPETs.

~ CARPETS CARPETS.
.srairEp HEMP CARPET. fall ,.ra..,..
.26e. worth 35c.;
PRlEIED ,HEAP CARPET a. sbe.
worth Soc; ;. o0 ~ M
iHsAAiN: CARPETS from 4oc. up 70 q, !, j..
The best manufactures; ''t's y
THhEErPLY and BRUSSELS CARPET, 4.
to cost and less: ~ Z a.. -, = - ssrI
BaEssins In RUGS. MATs, oH-U,cyrHs -
DOW-SHADEs, LACE ana NorTIses.iis
CURTAINS, At IL Levy BRorussaAN
UMBRELLAS very cheap. I
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nYEING! DYEING! DYEtSG !-Greas
~ reduction Ia prces-reduced 20 per cea'ii
DYElNG done on the newest and most iripfo1JJ
plan. Gentlelne.s ovsrcosts dresscoats, yss.s I.
dies w,ar-arcsses cioaks, sha~ls, waterproof
Opera-cosks, sases, scarfs, .ihboas, paraso, Az
all kinds straw goods dyed orange, scateh gpi,n ,
color, brown, navy Blue, and black. AN hhiIetS.I
gentiemen's and ladies' wear cleaned ana III
Feathers dyed all coiors, ceaned, ann car.e ys,ls
syed, cleaned, aud dressed. All goods saretai ~.
promptly attended 10. PREMIUM SFS ~ pH,iu
ING AMI CLEANING WORMS; evs,
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NCIENT ORDER OF H1BERNIANS
n will meet at their hall on MONDAY EVE
MING, Fe bruary LIST, at ~ O'Clock. full attend.
aHce requested. $500. $3.50.
By order Of the President
feI.ltx D. MORGAN, secretary.
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A. COMPARISON OF GOVERNMENT AID TO THE
NORTH AND SoUTH.-In asking Government
aid for the Texas Pacific railway, the James
River and Kanawha canal, and the Atlantic
and Great Western canai, the pea nas oeen
made that while aid In land grants and SUBJ
sides has been given to northern enterprises
the south has had little or nothing. The
statistics in support of this argument are
Certainly suggestive. They are drawn from
official sources, and may be relied upon as
strictly accurate
- acres.
Lands voted by Congress to northern
enterprises. IoSS7O
Lands voted by Congress to southern
enterprises. S1sIIS,4SS
Excess to the North............".I24 ,0S3 1881
The money figures are, however, even
more suggestive. Here they are:
Money voted by Congress to north
ern enterprises. 1872, 757,274 So
Money voted by Congress to SOUTH
& ern enterprises. 5,96l 400 SO
--
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.,YEING AND scoURlNG.

YOUTHS, AND bois
VI CLOTHING, however mach so.lsd Of fa1u;
CLEAESED or DYED IL trst-class style aha ~
the cheapest rates. ,,,,,-t
Ladies having articles 10 be cleaned or cow"
viii fnd IL 10 their Interest 70 seud or eSSi
MckENSE1S
Steam Cleaning and Dyeing Establish@enSs;,,
"a 26.3m Marshall street. near fiilh
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rd" NEW MOURNING GOODS
AND OTHER BLACK GOODS
JEST To HAND.
T. r. PRICE & CO.
hsve on baud more bargains In
BLACK ALPACAS,
BLACK nOHAIRS,
BLACK BoMBAZINE CLOTHS,
BLACK lMPERATRICE and TAMISE,
ga and ga GASHAERES,
MOCsSFLAINES, AUSTRALIAN.CREpES,
CREPE Wells and ESGLIsH CRErEs,
Long BLACK TlIIDHT SRAwLs,
Square BLACK iIlBET SuAwLS,
ECFFLIS2S. COLLARS, CUFFS,
RIBBONS, scARFS, GLOVES &C. ja ID
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House bill to provide for working and
keeping in order the roads of the Common.
wealth was passed to Its third reading by q
vote of 80 to 20. -.
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was granted to Messrs. ROUND, LoyENsrEN,
and ?. K: JONES for two days each, WILLIAM
HosKrss, Hull, and Cox for four days each,
sHuxArE three days, and Moss for an In.
da9nite time.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Superior Machine Co.'s Works.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by tho "Supc-
rlof Machine Company" dated the 10Th day Of
October 1871, and Of record In ohio county land
records, ia deed Of trust bOOE No. g. page iJ!, the
undersigned trustee John J. Jones, will on
TUESDAY, the ID day Of August, 1870,
Commencing ut 10 o'clock A. ~, proceed 10 cell nj
public auction at the front dor Of the Court lIOu"
ii saId Ohio county, In tho city Of Wheeling,
and State Of West Virglnln, the property conveyed
10 me BY SAIL deed Of trust, and situate In the FlrGt
Ward Of said city Of Wheeling that Is to say All
those two several parcels u ground lying and lelnR
Immediately north 81 and adjoining the property
Of the estate Of David tarlner, laten said city Of
Wheeling, deceased, west Of Main street, south 81
Hank (nOW Fourth street, aud east Of the OHIO
river; and also two town lots Nos % and aJJ lying
On the north side Of hank NOV Fourth street
which are more fully described In two several deeds
Of conveyance Of the Snme, bearing date even with
aid deII Of trust, and Of record In salh Ohio t0n-
~ land records IN deed book M 20, pages ~, %,
n, and mMIc by Thomas Sweeney, ST., anil 4, j.,
Sweeney and wife " the Siid superior Machine
JOnlpany, and Thomas sweeney IL said Company,
respectively, and upon which are otntel I'll" paint
shop, hitting shop, store hOuR and agricultural IT.
iInI and machine shop Oi said Superior Machine
LOnipanyi alSD, the lrOn foundry, brass foundry,
machine shop, boiler shop, htilng shop blacksmith
sbOu stable, &C., NJ Sweeney 4 Co, containing iWO
and half acres VI gfOnnh IL the same more NJ less,
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and all the engines, mhthlhrryl lWlt hA-
tines PERTAINING therefor and also all patterns,
iaIhea boring mills drilling machines planning ina.
chimes and other iDplP and fixtures uf1n the hl0Nc
n6ne,l premises nndhscl hylSweehCysd Co. In and
about lheIf business as founders and engine and
machine builders
TERNs OF SALE On'.tJttih 0i the purchase mon
~ In hand on the day Of sale, md the balance In
equal payments n iI, irsis and 'ight1T months,
Riih interest from the day Of sale. Deferred Jay
mentS 10 Ia secured either by Iced u trust upon
the property, NJ ny retaining the title until the
purchase money IL paid las the trustee may rrIhlfel
hnIldInEa thereon.
BellIhgas trustee, shall tonvcy only such tito
A Il vested In me by the above namel deed NJ trust
myD JOHN ]. JONES, Trustee.
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MARr1S's FERRY ITEMs.-The follow
ing cases were tried before Mayor Dean
at the police court yesterday morning;
Thomas Allen, plain drunk, 81 and costs;
Marsh Davis mot Jackson, as reported in
Tuesdays paper, OF Bellaire or there.
abouts, complicated drunk, &c, was SEN
fenced to pay into the treasury Sis, and
in default Of liquidation to be committed
to the lookup Tor thirty days, the first ten
OF which should be on bread and water.
Not having the necessary amount Of ready
cash to pay his fine, he languishes in Jail.
We understand that "Dick" O'Burnie
will at IL o'clock to-day forsake single
blessedness and launch out upon the sea
Of matrimony.
George Schriner is running an express
wagon to Wheeling, leaving here every
morning at o'clock, and We hope that he
will be well patronized.
4 cigar manufacturer Of Bridgeport
came to this place on Tuesday, in u buggy,
with u lot Of "siogies" for sale. After
reaching here he met an old friend, whom
he invited to seat in the buggy with
him, and they proceeded to dispose OF the
"stogies," which being accomplished in a
short time, the dealer invited his friend to
take drink, and MS the friend was never
known to refuse, the invitation wasquickIy
accepted. Now the, dealer is n man that
is right fond OF beer and such like, and
as he had good success in selling his
stock, he treated again and again, until
becoming little top-heavy, he started
for home, his friend accompanying him
us far rs the .Etna Mill, when he got ont
and returned and hired one Of Schrincrs
best hacks, and got his Sweet and u
friend and hiGd himself of to Steuben-
VILE and got married, returning ycster-
day morning, the driver says, very drunk.
Yesterday morning the dealer, becoming
somewhat sober, concluded to count up
the profit and loss Of the previous days
business, and to his surprise he found
that it was all losS-stogies gone and not
cent to show for them-when it Oc-.
Cured to his mind, rs he says, on hearing
of his friends proceedings, that the said
friend had gone through him and had
got married on his money, and he imme.
diately started out to hunt up his friend
Of the day before, and it is amusing to
hear his tale Of misplaced confidence.
What SUCCESS he had We are unable to
say, although we do know that he vowed,
with an oath, to "swear OIL"
The Ohio City Iron and Nail Mill
started up yesterday morning in full
blast.
Miss Sallic V. Orr returned yesterday,
and We are pleased to learn that her
health is better than when she left, two
months since. HARRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-10

A SUDDEN .DEATn-Ycsterday after
noon Attorney Cole received Il telegram
announcing the death Of John ]. Carey,
On the cars near Columbus, Ohio. II
seems that on Tuesday in n business
trannaction Mr. Cole had given Mr.. Carey
u receipt for money paid, and for this
reason he was telegraphed in order to
find out Carcy's place OF residence. Mr..
Carey was formerly resident Of this
city, and his business with Mr.. Cole was
in relation to some property in this city
which had been sold without regard Ia
his interest therein he having been rep
resented as dcad. After attending to his
business with Mr.. Cole he left for his
home which il in Clintonvillc, Franklin
county, Ohio. lie Is supposed to have
died 0i heart disease.