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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-26
JAMES RIVER STE STEA AN ffffsasAsl
FOR NORFOLK. BALTIMORE. pINLADEL-
PHIA, NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO. ~
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.


Onaud after WEDNESDAY,, September l2ih, the
FAST and elegant steamer JOHN FIX car
rvin~ United States maill will leave Richmond Tor
tLr nboyr-named places every MONDAY WE'D
WESDhY and FRIDAY, ut $50 y. NJ.
Close connections made 1T NOrfolR Vita tpe c!c-
c,nt Steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA. Of the
ifay Line for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New YORK,
and boston: also, with the Merchants anu Miners
Steamship Company fer Boston direct.
Through tickets to all of the abore-named cities.
nv the lines named, sale at CARRIERS agency. s26
Main street; at Exchange Hotel, and on board OF
steamers ,,.,,.,,r al
the historical points of interest 81 james river
IpassIng through Dutch Gapl including tortiica-
Hons famous battle-helds, jamestown. Fortress
Monroe Rip Raps, Hampton Roads. &C.. &C. -.
Freight received daily Sundays excepted from 7
A.. NJ to 6 Z. NJ. for Boston, Providence, Norfolk,
Portsmouth and regular landings on James river.
way-landing freghts must be prepaid ,,
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Thc elegant STEAMER JOHN
SYLN ESTER, having been temporarily WITHDRAWN
from the regular line is now ready for special char
ter for Cuy or moonlight excursions II low rates.
l.. g. TATUM. General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and 9O3 Main
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

cS REV ARD.-L OST, A GOLD
Oh RACELET, with trimming OF black
enameI vine. FIVE DOLLARS reward Will DC paid
II returned to this Office. oc Z6-It
GTRAYED, A BRINDLE CONFESS
~ Left horn shortest; right horn looks rs tf.G1o
her return 10 FIT south Third street. oc 25-2tf
r OST, on the morning OF the oath instant,
IL 4 POCKET-BOOK containing some MONEY
and TWO NEGOTIABLE NOTES. not endorsed.
pocket-book and notes ct this Office and no questions
asked. -. rs-g 80 oc 25-3t<
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FURNITURE.

WHEN YOU BUY FURNITURE
Nv or MATTRESSES don't fail 10 zee my "A
fall stock or eegant aud superior designs. The -
prices have been reduced uptii they are lower T.
lnan they have been In thirty wears. All can be
saiced rave goods that viii please the rich or
tne poor Examine my stock, ard the prices shall
please SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
Au 5i-5m Governor street, Richmond
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
| nON'T MISS THIS CHANCE aa
~ OFFERED YOU! e~
GO AT ONCE TO JACOB MAYS,
GOT BROAD STREET.
| AND PURCHASE YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES.
LOOK now cheap some are sold:
A LADIES sEwED GOAT GUTToN-BooT for
A LADiEs' sEWED GOAT LACE SHOE at 81 25'
c Tl;Ip %9a BEAUTIFUL GOAT BUTroS-Door
M Il aS' G St5Sl y scHooL.sHoEa
GG i:S2 nna 3 is NEAT SQUARE Dox-ToE
G SAHrtA 81! eAIF PLAIN CATER only
LND Sq SG FoxED CATER at 81 s5 and $3.50
M SiS y @p PE sBaSE BurroS-Boor at
t GAERNFSr sISE st 4Ei5o fot GER
A E sa5H sS' FINE roxED AND GOAT BUTTON
c hiHb s School, LAcE-sHoE only 81; Will,
AE ETsf FiN Mi KID tsHiDELAcE SHOES at Sc
A GSEEiSSirLEMAN's FINE. CALF THREE-soLE
gA5HkEd 1ef' % sfoE Il SSTH " wear
prices, at J ~ 1t, aa1 J. .,
Closed on SATURDAYS till T. NJ.
| Orders by mail receive prompt attention. &C II
| b. f. TISsLEY, WILLIAM II. PIERCE,
A T 4Oa BROAD STREET. RICH-rae
a M9SD yA IN Ia,]s1: PIERCE hERgE E1
sh a9se aRd rs!s v dsifSi c2p"
BAGS, &C., have now the most thorough and com,
pcte stock to be found in the CITY, and solicit call
| from their friends aud the public.
oc s-M,W&Fim
GAVE THIRTY PER CENT. <sM
ny GOING TO
NJ. GoLDEN's FOR YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES.
GENTLEMEN's CALF BOOTS, warranted, at
GESS e Ii MIss CALF ROOTS. with wide bot
eES sSms aPasswf GHnF Us PEisfi E
W. CONGRESS- CATERS, si.75 to IS; 30.
tAB kDcco EaoEs ana
i S$ss fS$Sf 8 S$F soGosh6rs
Hs!f s5aSla s5Ss S2 SHOES to TO-
One hundred different sorts of SHOES, too hume.
rous to mention, at 80 per cent less than any other
house. ca soon H. a. G ss DE i5as Main Street
oc12.lm mot Goden's).
old LADIES' BROAD-BOT- E
~ TOM CONGRESS CATERS; low ..
heels, at ia. GRlGG,s, At
DIAMOND PEBBLE GOAT M
IL HANb-hADE =
All elegant wearing boot-at
oc j. A. GRIGG's, Tenth and Main.
old GENTLEMEN'S BROAD wS21
TTOM, LOW-HEEL, HAND-H@3
MADE CATERS ut ~
oc j. A. GRIGG's, Tenth aud Man
Dogs SCHOOL-SHOES ut Ssx7
Is -, j. A. GRIGG'S, eS
o,a Tenth ana Main
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S ~uG
.lN FINE DRESS AND HEAVYSs-@
sG oc j. A. GRIGG's. Tenth and Main.
TTRUNKS, VALISES, BAGS, SATCH
ELS, &c-a big stock, and very low-at
- 49, j, A. GRIGG'S.
01E BROAD STREET. EsHp
ZlO RICHMOND BOOT AND SHOE E81
FACTORY. IN
Try n pair of CITY-MApE GENTLEMES'S
c1LF CATERS for $3.50 at
RICHMOND BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY,
a}S Ssoid sas SHOES
made TO order. au Ao-Sm
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luESApEAXE ANp ono HhLRoAp'f
RICHMOND, VA, June .lSt'

Accommodation train leaves Richnlona ,a cor
cent sunday at 400 +. ST., sud arrives ~ wa
louisville at 7:45 Z. u. $3.50, ,,i,,,,,, ruus
aiaii train between Richmond ana HUI ,.J Hunt
daily fexccpt sunday, between ihlloh an ,,nnS
ngton runs daily stopping at all regular Hsnoyer.
Express train runs dniy, Stopping ~ .i,ns,ilIe
yunction, Noers. Trevian's. Looisa; S'rn' COW
charlottesville, StauHton- Goshen, " !rrn~ins,on.
ngton, and all regular stations "ss' % f"rinns,iie
Mail and express trains connec. a. "ciiar0ttes
for Washington aud the North '""
vile Tor Lynchhurg and the south. .,, win t,r,GA
Express train eonpsst -, at SS'O SoI,S T aud
lines fos all points IN ,; With tue ntehni"n4
any n,nSiie. and Richmond aud PETERSBURG '"'"
~ Sl e run on nigh.-:rainS ,pv
Man tram rriSes Al KichGoud al $50 n ~,
decentralization train arrives at fienni0"'
S:45 4. NJ. ,,s,,,. checked ~ a.!
principal points. =, ,,n,y at Companys
oiuces, anu ~ o- o COSWAY K. H0WAhI,,
"' w. VI. 5. DUNN,
ia Engineer and Superintendent"
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TARMS FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TARMS FOR SALE.
have for sale about fifty FARMS in the counties
surrounding Richnond-farms OF every size ana
price with and without Improvements. Also, SeTe-
raj small CORN and FLOUR-MLLS.
'"e's f'NNoo EDWARD C. GODDIN,
oc 25-1m Real Estate Agent, l0l5 Main street.
EOR SALE, the large and elegantA
T. THREE-STORY-AND-lI DoU- sfI
BILE BRICK RESIDENCE, containing eighteen
rooms, southwest corner of Grace and FOURTH
streets. The house and premises have all modern
conyeniences in good order, with all necessary out
houses Including brick stable and carriagc-houSe
The o is SIS feet front by $50 feet deep and the 10
cation a most desirable one. For terms apply on
the premises. oc 1S-zM~
IL A N D s.
have in my charge for sale large number OF
FIRST-CLASS ESTATES, with splendid improve.
| mtnts, and LARGE and SMALL FARMS, with ana
without buildings, IN every section OF the stare.
Many of the large estates situated on the James
York. Rappahaunock, and other rivers, ana many
Of the small farms lie the city. Also. NINE
Raj. TIMBERED. and GRAZING LANDS In
Virginia and West Virginia.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
! oc1a-lm lola Main street.
1
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7.Y,,,.,T,,,IIny s,.ALEs...rI,is nay.
',,y E. w. Powell. Auctioneess !
1924 Main street. Z.

Il
ry E. w. Powell. Auctioneess
1924 Main street.
r ARGE STOCK OF PAwNBRoKI1E;Rs,,ss
~ oTHIN a;i6 stssc aa AZ fRGUrfoNSTHS
DAY at 10 O'Clock VII, sell q ny siSEs
ING h fSest;'GHEf sftyER eyEE s};94s
c tsa TTIX Pa and 4 yEsTSsss
Ms iESs sS uiHsSipEskMEHE; G rAASks
several large TRuN Si,so. &c
uES,s. woMEN's, MISSES and CHlLInaoNoT s
CALF, MOROCCO, GOAT ana ''"''
"a, a ns uGlRstoCERIEs, &C.. - tho ,r,de Is re-
70 The sale Of which :hc attention VI VIZ
guested. r " POWELL, Auctioncer.
By JAS. Macdougall, Auct'oncer'
No 10 Governor street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GILT II
Ill FRAME PIER-MIRROH' Lac ~ g. :,
CARPETS &C, At AUCTIOS.-THiS DA1 a'
IN o,cIock I will, sell at my warerooms fine as
sortment of FURNITURE, &C., consisting In
part of ,>,or ~, ,rr p1rp-
MIRROR, with Marble-Top Stana; ,,pp sr-rr
One nearly new MAKBL tESSIYIE SNNYaLirND BED.
DANASK and LACE CURTAINS,
MSRRLE TOP wASHSTANDS and TABLES,
vile GiI T.FRAME ENGRAVINGS,
WARDROBES, sIDEROARDS,Bu REAarISS,
BRUSSELS and THREE.PLI CARPEIs'
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
HAIR and SiUCK MATTRESSES:
FEATHER.BEDS,R HOLSTERS. and P1LLoWs'
EXTENSION and LEAF-TABLES;
TfN-SAFES. C0UNTER-sCALEs,
OFFICE-DESkS and CHAIRS, .,,e
MAHOG ANY SOFAS and PARLoR-SnaIhSS,;;r e
Excelient COOKING and HEATiNG-sTONES
&C., &C.
(,onsirnrncnts received mp to hour OF sale:
&C 90 JAS. MACDOUGALL, Amctionecr.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR PHILADELPHIA, RO--EFFTa
yIDENCEASD BOSTON.-Stcam-s .azssF akrses5
or j. W. EVERMAN, Captain PLATT, will receive
freight for the above ports until FRIDAY tile 26tt
Instant at O o'clock A. NJ.
WI PORTER. Agent,
NJ oS-ot 1926 Dock street.
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COMMENCING MAY FL. l-C.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND chE>rhAh"
RAILknAp.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
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DILL ADELPH LA, RICH 4+FTS
i MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM .>ssss 80
snip LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR0Vl-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TINES A WEEk.-Unil further
n0Wc the steamers of this line will make tr-wecky
trims leaving philadelphia every L U ESDAf :;
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,. con-
nectinc mt Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same cl:y ria Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
"'p''' "''' W.P PORTER, Agent,
1926 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE { CO..
General Agents.
No. II South Wharves. Philadelphia
ID. D. C.. MINK, Agent,
mv17 No. 20 DeyOnshire street. Boston.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP e@FVs
" COMPANY. .6Ea6SS

This company Will dispatch one OF their splcndie
steaIners-tLD DOMINION, WIANDkE. lSAAI
EEI,L, and RlCHMONI)-arery TUESDAY, tRi
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These Ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly for this route ,,.,
The have splendid Saloons, state-roons, and bath
rooms -. 49,, - -
Goods shipped by this line landed peglllarly al
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 Noru
river. -, ,
Frelynts for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge male except actai e1'
perses incurred.
Freight received until ) z. NJ. daily.
Cabin fare TO New York SLY. Stecrage, SC ana
$s.
For further information apply TO
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
nnrr coopouy.s wbarycs Rockets.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

oc 26,29,3O&Noy1,2.3
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LOUISA COURTHOUSE, october IL, 1877.
&C 7-3w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-10

IRoS AND NAILs.-The pig iron mar
ket does not improve, and it is said that
within the past few weeks tirst.class mill
irons have declined fully 81 90 per ton.
Its reported that Pittsburgh firm re-
Gently bought, asa speculative purchase,
1900 tons Of Western mixed red short
iron at Sl7 cash. A sale of3O0 tons grey
forge, made out Of Conceivable coke, is
reported at $3.50, four months. Stand.
ard brands are, however, quotable atS20
to $50 80 on four months time.
Reports in regard to manufactured
iron are not any more encouraging than
those just quoted in regard to pig metal.
At Pittsburgh orders are received very
spariDgly.
In regard TO nails, there Is no change
to report here in Wheeling, although at
Pittsburgh, according to the Ga=ette, indi.
cations point to an early advance in the
price. We presume this remark may
have reference to the meeting next We'd
neIdGy. We have understood that one
ortwo Of the Indiana mills have expressed
Themselves as decidedly in favor Of an
advance.
We observe in the Pittsburgh GG:clte
Of Saturday last quite an editorial attack
on Wheeling, in answer to some state.
ment, Us it would seem, made to their
reporter, when here, in regard to the
manufacture Of nails out Of old rails at
Pittsburgh. The Ga;olle denies that any
mill up there is making such nails, and
then proceeds to vent its indignation as
follows:
"What makes such an attack on the
reputation Of Pittsburgh manufacturers
peculiarly and wantonly mean, is the fact
that the nearest point 10 Pittsburgh
where nails are made out OF old railroad |
iron, and 90 far as we are informed the
only place in the country is Wheeling
itself"
The Gatstte is totally mistaken in re-
gard to the manufacture Of nails out OF
old rails at Wheeling. Not a key Of such
nails was ever made here, save the two
or three kegs cut by Lewis Jones and one
or two others as experiments. The
Wheeling mills never sold a pound OF
such nails. They make nothing except
their regular number one nail.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

DRoPOsAIs FOB coAL.-seale,i prsDo,,,, -,
i b received a. the Wheeling Gli Unfs ,,stn
september 28th, at O'Clock ?. u, lor fsyyl,tltui
one years. supply Of Coal, commeneIpF CStoh". W
s1id Coal 70 b number one loughioSh eny -
"a CeAl aeiiItfed 10 The SoiGi y lla. pr buib,I
the Coal 10 Be weighed on Iealei a he SGfi, ~,
contiActof 70 give bond With approved lsfuT,T ~
the fulhlEnenl Of contract, Trustees rFlIfys ~
right 10 rGiect any o. ali bids. 'Ha
By ordef Of the Beard Of Trustees.
ep7 J. l. MAXWELL, E,,v
NOTICE is.g
Our oacs having been destroyed 1t The l.s On,
We would Inform the public that W have Uuo,,.,
to No ia MARKET STREET, WAav ord,n I,
al kinds Of csal may Be left, which VIII r,,,I,,
our prompt attention.
Stp4 KAsLEY a BRO
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TIE YEAR's BUSINESS AT CHARLEs1oN
AND NV ORLEASs.-Thsre Is much
ground for satisfaction and more Of hope
Ia the returns which Charleston, S. c.,
and New Orleans, La, are making Of this
years business. There il reiterated and
profound satisfaction in each case with
the new order Of things which allows local
and measurably honest government, and
protection to the people in their develop
ment Of local business. Charleston closes
with September her most prosperous
year aimee the war. She has received
more cotton, rice and lumber than for a
decade, and has begun to ship western
wheat to Europe. Building is correspond
ingly active, her mechanics are employed
atgood wages, and the newspapers report
healthy confidence among her business
men in the future. At New Orleans the
record has been a little less brilliant, bat
the outlook is regarded as no lesI bright.
The totals Of business done will average
considerably greater than last year, much
more corn having been handled. This
years crops Of course promise remark
ably, it being expected that the state will
produce $4,000 bales of .cotton, 100000
hOgsheads of sugar, 100000 Of mOlasses
and 10000 Of rice. The city's foreign
trade is expected to get growth out Of the
passage made by Capt Eads through the
ietties, the Mississippi freight tariffs have
been lowered little, and there is call for
a greater reduction, and there is talk Of
d railroad sometime to Texas. Quite
the best feature OF the agricultural re-
turns Of Louisiana is the diversion Of its
farming from a few staples to hogs,
sheep, corn and oats, and large and
increasing production Of fruits, VeEeta.
bles, poultry and eggs. The result is
cheaper and better food in the city mar.
kets.
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STEuBESvrLLE NEws-The Hamline
festival Friday night proved a very fair
SUCCESS. The voting was very lively, e.
pccinlly in the matter OF the postmaster
ship. Abouts3OO were realized. In the
baby show vote, Katie Winters received
65S votes as against 424 for Blanche
Mooney, and 16G for Blanche Brown. For
the doll baby, Blanche Mooney received
1900 votes, Laura Benner 1910, sallie
Pearce ST. and Mabel Chandler 81, For
the dolly baby bed, Lena Lindsay receiv-
ed ITO and Ethel Sims 9i2. For the
cake, Alice Hall received Q 1903 and Clara
Chapman 1850 votes. For postmaster,
F. o'Nesl received $500, r. NJ. Brown
1850, II. Permar 665 and various other
parties one hundred or more votes each.
There i, pater iSmilias at sleuben.
vile who has Is children, the Oldest being
only Is. There is another who ha, II,
the Oldest being only 10. All OF these chill.
dren are single births, which leads the
GG'ettc to remark that Steubenville is the
boss place for children.
The GaIette still continues to affirm
that Conn, of the Herald, had several
teeth pulled out during the war to avoid
the draft.
The Rev. o. P, Miller, Of Wheeling,
prCaidedin the Disciples Church yestcr.
day, morning and evening.
The Panhandle road is going TO run an
excursion train to Columbus during the
Ohio State fair at So 5Ofor the round tip,
tickets good for two days. This is at the
rate Of flyo.sixths Of a cent per mile.
According to the Herald, the sound Of
Charley Aliens oratory is now heard in
his mansion on North 9Th stree. at late
hour in the night, He Is a candidate for
tho Legislature.
Tho s!eubenyilic German paper thinks
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
North Fourth ST., above Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

This iavorite Hotel, with accommodation, far
200 guests, has been leased by the subscriber for
term o. Jetrt. II can be aid with confidence that
me old Merchants, under the new naturalization,
already an assured success and Il Is my doteIini.
nation TO meet the Just expectations Of Tho public
10 these times Of financial depression, by introduo-
ing graduated scale Of prices from 81 50 10 50 %
Der day, with board according 10 location Of room,
The service, table and all other AccommodatIopI
the same 10 al guests.
During the past year many improvements were
made, among them passenger and baggage EleVa.
Tor, thus rendering all rooms Of easy accosi Other
improvements are In progress, which, when finish
g, VIII Place the Merchants Hotel second 10 mono
10 Philadelphia.
The location Of the house Il one Of the mot con-
yeniGnt and really central Of any In the ciy. The
rooms are Light, airy, well ventilated and hand
somely furnished. HorSe cars Of various lines mas
eonitAntlyby the door, offering every opportunity
70 the gueiiS every moment day and night, 10 TIEt
all points Of public interest.
je25 b. LORE, PROPRIETOR.
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FOR SALE
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of Died 81 Trust made BY Henry B.
Ebtling and WllhOlmlne Ebellng, bis Eiie, and
Henry Ebsllns, JT., and May Kbetlnl, his Wiie, 10
me ai Trustee, dated Rebfuify 10th, 1875 recorded
In Deed Of TIuit Book No. 3, page Us, Of Ohio
County Land Record, | Will Sel ht the front door
Of the Court HouM Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER i3th, 1871,
Commencing at 10 e'elock A. n, the following de-
bcTibsd property: Lot Numbered eve l5l IN Square
Numbered nine (9)in town Of south Wheeling for.
merry called Ritthletovn,in the city Of wheeling,
Ohio county, West YITinla, With all the privileges
and aPpuftenlncei 10 The same belonging
Title good, but will convey only such title - 70
conveyed 10 me By aid deed u triIt.
TEHMl OF SALE-0pe third OF more IN eaih, the
balance In tyoequal ih1tAllments Al Ex and twelve
months, evidenced By negotiable notes bearing IN.
lefnt from Gay q 1Ilo, the ulls to b retained
SSpS W. ]. W, cowDRN, Trustee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

COSsT4BIEs' SALE.
n in, Vance VI. Dsunii Gardner.
By virtue q an eISeaton 10 the IboTO easS
will ell on Thursday morpipE esptsnbef Iith,
isiI, Of 10 O'clock, al tho front door Of a0 Court
HOUSE, one Large DrAit Hone.
CHAs. A. ExLEY,
beplO Constable.
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Rapid Growth Of the Railroad.

Inls4Oit has been estimated that our
yearly average Of railroad construction
was about 800 miles. In 1850 this aver.
uSe increased to 1900. In 1860 It was
nearly 10000, and in 1871 It was stated
that enterprises requiring an expenditure
Of SSOO,O00,000, and involving the con.
structlon Of 10000 miles Of railroad,
were In actual process oil accomplish.
mens. In 1872 the aggregate capital Of
the railroads Of the United States, which
were estimated TO embrace one.hAlf OF
the railroads Of the civilized world, was
stated 10 amount to the sum Of SS,159,-
a2S,SSl, their gross revenue being S47S,-
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that most Germans will vote for Ferdi.
nAnd YOgler, the Republican candidate
for lieuL.Govsrnor.
We copy the following item from the
Ga=att' Of Saturday evening;
The strike Of the miners Of the steuben.
vile Furnace and Iron Company has be-
come quite formidable. This morning a
lot OF miners we're secured 10 take the
places Of the strikers, but the strikers
formed lines and would not let the new
hands cross with their pals, The compG.
ny since the strike has been getting slack
10 run the coke.ovenE, but this morning
the strikers stopped the carts.
The miners Of the Rolling Mill shaft
are holding meeting this afternoon 10
take into consideration the subject Of
striking.
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TEE United States District Cour. has
adjourned until Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-10

TRUsTEEs SALE OF
TRIADELPHIA PROPERTY.

By virtue Of q Deed Of Trust made BY Hanson
liner and Mary liner, his wife, 10 the undersigned
TruJtee, dated ftbruiFy q 1875, recorded In Trust
Book No s, page "a, Of the land records Of Ohio
county, Will sell It the front dosr Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, October 9Th, 1877,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. w., the following de-
Sribsd real estate: AL that lot Of ground htuAte
a lot numbered sixty'seIen (61j, with the tene-
mentl thereto belonging.
The title Is believed 10 DO perfect, but will con-
Tey such title only a Is vested in me BY aid deed
Of iruIt.
TnHS OF sLLE-One-thlrd eash, the balance Ia
two equal inItIlmenh at slK and twelve months,
Evidenced By Negotiable pFomiUory notes, the tile
70 DO retained until payment In full.
w Il. CALDWELL, TruItee.
". ". coWpEH, Solicitor. sepl-S
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Daily except sundAy-N Newark Accommodation.
tsieubenVllle Accommodation train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martina Ferry and BellAire, stopping when TequI-
red q sherman House, RtnATille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.