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MILLIONS of stolen Money.

From the Hartford Times.
The thirteen life companies which have
collapsed since that sort OF thing began
are still In the hands oil receivers. There
is not the least probability that any Of the
baker's dozen will ever get fresh start,
Each proved so utterly rotten when day
light was let into II that il could never
again get business, even though the insu.
rance department gave notice to 60 ahead.
The whole thirteen companies are mana.
ged Tor mAnipulated) by respectable men
-men Of good social standing-who ut.
tend fashionable churches, and think II
would be good thing TO take the ballot
away from the working classes. Not hay-
ing the figures at hand just now, cannot
say exactly how many millions these re-
spectacle, religious, MISREPRESENTATION
gentlemen have stolen, or permitted 10
Be stolen, from the confding policy.hOld-
ers, who were credulous enough to trust
them. But the gross amount is no trife.
The liabilities OF the Continental foot up
81, 100000, and the receiver thinks that II
the policy. holders live long enough they
may ultimately get thirty-tiye cents on
the dollar. The liabilities Of the Security
amount to something over 81 ,O00, 900, and
1t IL doubtful II over twenty cents on the
dollar will ever be paid, 1t would not
be much out Of the way to put down the
aggregate stealings,or Interpretations,
or whatever they may be called, at Is.
100000. A large part Of this sum was
nnquestionably tquaudered in loose man.
agement, but another large part was Ger.
tainly spent by theothcers in extrayagant
living.
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The Vanderbilt viii Contest.

INV York, December AFTER 4 sui.
6cient pause 10 deaden general interest,
the Vanderbilt will case was called up
again to-day by Surrogate Calvin. The
lawyers did most OF the work, arguing as
TO what was proper evidence. The de,
tense had Dr.. Linsly swear that the Com
modore's brain was not diSsected, and
then moved 10 strike out the whole Of the
medical evidence, on the common.sense
ground, according to Mr.. Calvin, that the
conditioned mans intestines two years
after he made his will does not prove his
insanity two years before he made it.
Mr.. Lord argued that while he did not
hold that RCommodore Vanderbilt was
generally insane, he did hold that he had
a monomania Of acquiring and disposing
OF property, and was devoid OF testamen.
tary power. He had made his case pure
ly in the order .ot proof, and opposing
counsel had not objected till outside in.
tluence was exerted upon them.
The Surrogate thought the testimony
was out Of order, and would say, decid,
eddy, that itestimony tending to degrade
deceased's character were offered he
should exclude it.
An unexpectedly interesting witness
turned up In DR.. Bodenhamer, a little,
dry old man, who began to treat the
Commodore in 1876 for hernia and piles.
He testiied that the ciStitis was Of eight
or ten years. duration. The Commodore
had told him that he knew Of q woman
whose diagnoses were much better than
the Doctors, and gave an incident show.
ing her miraculous powers, which the
Commodore could moi explain. he also
favored rubbing, belieyingin its mesmer.
ism. Once the Commodore said 10 him
doctor, il all the devils in hell were
concentrated in these parts, couldn't
have suffered more since saw you."
At another time he said: doctor,
God Almighty gave me good judgment,
and acted contrary to 1t when l submit
ted TO have my urine drawn. 1t injured
me greatly" His sufFeripga after this
operation were terrible, and described by
him as tortlres-as il the Devil were al.
ter him. When the Doctor went to give
him little religious instruction the
Commodore said: ~ have made up my
mind on that subject. My mother taught
me a religion that / will live by and die
by" That ended the religious discussion.
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seheneI.,s Mandrake Pills

VIII be found to possess those qualities
necessary 10 the total eradication OF all
bilious attacks, prompt to start the score.
tons oithe liver, and give healthy tone
10 the entire system. Indeed, II Is no ordi.
nary discovery in medical science to have
invented remedy for these stubborn com.
plants, which develop oil the results pro-
duced by q heretofore free use OF calomel,
mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledged TO be destructive in the ex.
IRENE to the human system. That the
properties OF certain vegetables comprise
all the virtues Of calomel, without its inju.
rious tendencies, Is now an admitted fact
rendered indisputable By scientific re.
searches; and those who use the Mandrake
Pills will DO fully satisfied that the best
medicines IRE those provided by nature in
the common herbs and roots Of the fields
These Pills open the bowels and correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva.
ton or any OF the injurious effects OF Gallo
mel or other poisonS. The secretion OF bile
is promoted by these pills as will be seen
by the altered color Of the stools, and dis.
appearing of the sallow complexion and
cleaning Of the tongue.
Ample diTectionsior use accompany each
box Of pills. Prepared only by ]. II,
Schenck & Son, at their principal office,
corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadel.
Phia, and for sale BY all druggists and
dealers.
Price % cents per box. cod
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The Public Schools.

Edltosl Intslligenecr
The writer progress" who could not
pass the Communication signed Reform
without word OF comment, admits that
1t Is very well TO reform abuses in our
school system, and asks why don't go a
little further, and inveigh againsl the
Saturday recess, &c. Well, suppose you
don't 20 so far, and linger awhile at the
Friday recess, Diminishing the schools at
three o'clock, contrary 70 de rula Of ihe
Board Of Eaueation. The writer is beg.
ging the question when he asks why you
don't do this or that. Call up some old
gentleman Of the past; let him Try itonce,
II he has brains enough to be school
teacher, &c, Any one has brains enough
to DO q holiday teacher, and draw his pay
for work never rendered. When sPro.
gress" has convinced the taxpayers Of
this city that It Is necessary 10 pay him
and Others 4 sum bordering on four thou
sand dollars per year In order 20 give
the children rest, he will have time
enough to prove what great strain ais
brain underRoes in the lwenty.four to
twenty-five hours per psek he Is engaged
with the children. II the attention Of the
citizens has been called to the time and
money wasted by our school holidays,
and II hty, like aProgreSs," will not pass
II by, then have accomplished all in.
tended. REFORM.
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TRusrEE's SALE

By virtue Of DEED Of Traat made anil t1e,u,,l
BY Balaier Scholt and vile 10 the undtnlIit \
Trustee, bearing date the 18th day Of AuapI IA
the year 1876, and duly recorded Ia The IlsfkI
otdc6 Of the county Court Of Manhlll eouttT Wts
YITginla, In Deed Of Trust Book No. . pItcn /
will sell At public Iale Il tho front door Oi The Co
houte Of Ohio county, in The city Of Whtrlias, q
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of December, lsi5,
Beginning At 10 o'clock A. N. Of Iald day, sl IL,
following described real estate, that Is 10 ily;
ate 10 MARSHALL county, W. Va, cOnt1inlnr n,
lcTts, more or les, which was conveyed TO Cin u.
Russell by deed belripg date the 18th tisy d 49,
Dor, 1850, from Daniel Lamb, eUnmiIslon,T I. v,,,f
ortAin deere Of the Circuit Jourt ior OhiS e.gs
", the aid lot being part Of the bottom labd u
Bosgs' Iarm, and being lot number four Il, % d,
plat marked A, Ia suit In chAneery In Nllth iAI
General Insurance Company Of Maryland IN
Complainant and Z. Ztle, admlulStnuiK "a
Moses W. ChSpllne, executor and helm, llI a,S9,
defendants, and between VIM. ChaplIne, oiupllt.
ant. aud the aid adminlstrairix, eI,tutsr NJ
heirs aud Others delendlnlH, lying neIt lsllS h,
land Of John bRndlAn, and said lot btins diTtri
into two equal pltl BY division lihe III an
JIhn kohniein AID Peter Ionhart, dtt,. I'D dnIl
Aefoes the same from eait TO wei, parallel Siihul
II equal distance IRON the northern and ,VatAtil
which Les north Of that divisiOG line - hsIsy
conveyed.
TKRSs OF sALE-S2500, or as muth more d III
pulchaic money rs the purchaser may ettt IL M,
cash on day Of Sale, the residue In Que var irtr
the date Of sale, With interest upon sid Irirrrl
payment from Iald DAY Of sAIe, and the Ilfr.lsi
10 give his note seClrtd by detd Of iru.I Va tt
aid property for aid deferred payment
wa. T. HASDLAE. Ttu,Lt.
BY GKO. T. lISciI, sU.ita w.
Wv. Il. HALLER. Alciionnar. nti
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WedaIng BelIs 81 Chnrleslon

Courier Of Tuesday.
Last Thursday, a. l2 o'clock, the resi.
dencs Of Mr.. J.H. Goshorn, on Kanawhs
street, was the scene Of brilliant wed
ding, the happy couple being Miss Matte
Goshorn and Mr.. Albert Rand with the
firm Of Clark & Bro, New York. The
bride was dressed in handsome brown
silk, trimmed in heavy Chenille fringe and
point lace. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with eyergreens and flowers,
The families assembled in the back par.
Tor, the guests in the front. At the an.
pointed hour the bridal party entered the
back parlor, attended by Mr.. james NJ,
Payne and Miss Helen Goshorn, Mr..
George A. Goshorn, il, and Mis-
Lizzie Rand, Mr.. G o. Band and Miss
Maggie Goshorn. After taking the re.
spectiye positions the folding doors were
thrown open. The rooms dsrkened, and
there in the weird Light Of the gas on
Thanksgiving day they were happily
united il marriage. The wedding Was
private, only q few Of the most intimate
friends and relations being present. The
marriage ceremony was performed BY
the Rev, J. @. Barr, Of the First Ptesby.
terian Church, assisted BY the Rev.
Stuart Robinson, Of Louisville, Ky.
After the ceremony, the guests adjourned
70 the dining hall, where an elegant
dinner awaited them. We have never
seen such display Of presents. They
were numerous and eoetly. After re-.
eeiying the eongratulation OF their many
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Rand left on the
80 train for Cincinnati en- route for
New York, their future home, q
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Attic Colnnion.sense Talk
q About Il. Ef

Il. v. Rsdasld In clnelnnatlc Commercial
The solid South, with ils immense pow.
or, and moved by controlling impulse, Is
not pleasant thing 10 have In the coun-
try, but have never conceived that II
was a. gigantic an evil as some people
paint It. Living In The midst Of the solid
South, perhaps ] am not as afraid Of II
a. ! would be II located In Ben Wade's
neighborhood. You may suggest that
Familiarity breeds eontGmptR Be this
as II may, have never spent sleepless
nights because all the southern states
were arrayiDg themselves In one party.
For some JeAIs I have thought Il inevit.
able In tie nature Of things, II has come.
Let Us refrain from fright until we see
what 1t will do. Sufficient unto the day
Il the evil thereof. ! do not believe It L
the policy Of a controlling portion Of the
southern people 10 attempt to saddle the
confederate debt upon the government, or
TO claim pay for dawes, or pension the
confederales. One sees more Of this In
northern newspapers In 4 week than he
hears Of In the South In year. When
the united South makes the attempt II will
be time enough to sound the alarm. ]
don't believe the attempt twill be made
for l don't believe the South will unite
upon any such proposition, and unless the
whole section Is 4 unit nothing can be ac-
complished, and indeed nothing In that
direction can be accomplished any way OF
at any time without very considerable
northern support.
Another point. After the next census
and superintendent the solid South will
DO Of lesa weight than now. No part OIL
the South has increased in population IN
the past ten years at anything like the
ratio In the Northwestern states. Texas
only will show considerable advance, but
her increase ia much less rapid than Ne.
braska, Minnesota and Kansas. As the
years roll by II will become Of less i'm
portance 10 the country whether the
South is solid or not. Still, IL is always
desirable 10 have n split-up, for the ten,
dency OF q solid South is 10 cause a solid
North, and the latter being the stronger
section, will alWays control when there il
anything like a sectional issue made.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of throe several detda Of tut ttav.sl
AID acknowledged BY II. Bradley Wheat md VII,
ginia II. his vile, 10 the undersigned Tru,vt. i.l
respectively the S0th day Of March, 1874. tie lsh
day Of July, 1874, and the Sth day Of EOJfald,
1875, and each Of record In the Clerks Cticr d III
County Court Of Ohio county, West NiTiru, ID
DEED Of IIust Book No. 6, pages 49, Iud igl. lid
o. TTu!t Book No, :, pagts 1853, I9j and lgi, IB4
Deld o. Trust Book No. Q, page III, respectively
vii oder Al public 2le At the front door d IL
Court Houie OF Ohio county, In the ety u Nbui.
Ing, on
SATURDAY, December the 18th, ls7',
the following described teal estate, that Is llny:
Lot numbered seven "a In tquare Numbered lOh.
iy-nino 10 10 theRdditlon 10 the city u EhttlinE
known ~ the BueDA Vita addition to vi! ely.
alsor Lot NUMBERED eight 49, IN the isnr pliis
and addition; also, Lot numbeied nine NJ 10 sni
IquAre and addition, except part Of Nd LtSG
9 twenty-five by thiIty.iye feet which va hfsO.
fore conveyed 10 Michael I!ally.
Also the lot Of ground Designated Is lhttun.
bered ssVen IA In square numbered tItbiy In
lZS) on the south ode Of Twelfth strttt ,iUisdly
Monroe street,, In aid city Of wheeling
Also all Of that lot or parcel Of ground iusEs
and dehgnated rs Lot numbered tEO ~ 10 lqans
numbered twenty-nine l29l on Twelfth Siftd H'
meIly Monroe street, In the city Of Wheeling, N.
Rether With al the valuable Improvements lssld
upon all The above described parcels Of rrVaal.
THHNs OF SALE-One-thld Of the pulthss nor
ey In eAth on the day Of nle, and The rsla, d
two equal inslalimenb with interest on aid odd
red Payments At twelve and eighteen months me
the day OiEaie, the payment Of the deferred laall
nents and Interest 10 DO secured 10 tie a,hlstl0'
oil the Trustee.
JAMES p ROGERS, TrarS;
W. Ii. HAtLRR, Auctiouter. tos
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DIED.

HUuIiIN.-At stauuton, Virginia, on Wed.
nesday, DCembeT s, 1877, at the residence Of heI
son, Rev W. 9 Hullihtn, Mrs ELKlhETH Hut
LINEN TcNct Of the late Dr.. s. p. Aulllhen In The
t9sh year u her age.
Thofunenl VIII take place tO-dIy (Fhdly) from
st. Mathew Church, at o'clock p n. Inter.
mSntIlt Mt Wood Cemetery.
BAuMBSRGER.-On Wednesday, December s.
1871, II 2 o'clock p. NJ, Of Inflammation Of thS
heart, ANNA, dJnghPr Of Louis and Anna Baum.
days
Funeral Iron the residence Of George Hook, 81
Market street, Friday afternoon at o'clock. In.
tsrmen! at new Catholic Cemetery.
BULGER.-On wednesday, December 8, 1877,
at II P. n, JonS s. huL0ER, iged 81 yeaB
Funeral this morning At 10 O'Clock, from the res
idenee Of his brSthsr, james N. Bulgor, No. IS
Twentieth street Friends respectfully invited to
attend.
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cLkYELASD, TuscGRAwAs Valley 4 WHEEtlSo
RAILWAY COMPANY,

NLkNkLANDI June IL 1871.
THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPITAL
i STOCK Of said Company will tAke notice that
their subscriptions heretofore made for the purp1se
Of aiding Ia extending the nilro4d Of MD Compa.
ny iron It's present terminus 70 the Ohio River,
having heretofore been accepted by aid Company,
the Board Of Directors Of said Company At meet.
Ing thereof held on the stu day Of June, 1877, by
resolution, ordered that the trst inStailment Of
hye dollars is 00l GU each ihAre Of dity dollAu
$50 co. 20 subscribed 10 tho capital stock Of aid
Company, DOW due from subseri6erS, appearing on
the bOokI and individual subscriptions 80 SeCept.
ed shall be paid on or before July lSt 1871, 10 n
4, Kerit, ffedtHreF n aid Company al Lhe geaer.
al egdce tAertQf or the Amb may be paid 10 A. ].
Bagss at Bridgeport Ohio, or 10 such person a he
may direct; and MD Treasurer and aid BagSR, and
also such person ~ the add Bags may duly llho-
rtte 10 receive money due upon aid subscriptions
aIe eilher Of them BY Iaid company empower Cd
and authorized TO receive and receipt for the ZANE
for and 90 its bebll and ten per cent Of Gld sub
sctpton shall Be due land is hereby required TO 30
paid 70 the aid IftdJHreT al tie general Q6los Q1
aid Company, az gfoFeinif, or the Eame may be
paid 10 A. J. Blggs. At BhdgepoTt Ohio, or such
ptrson as he may designate, Who are authorized 10
receive the me for and on behalf Of aid COmIa-
ny,l on the day following the expiration Of every
thirty days FROM aud alter July lSt 1871, until the
whole subscription shall b due and required 10 10
paid, a above Hpeeihed.
by order Of the Board Of Directors
ie2hF r, A. HEWITT SecretRFy.
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The Public:
tUntil Jan. |, 1876, "rHr rNAsclrl."

With the opening Of the new year THE PuBIC
will enter upon Its &iIIth Volume. II Is The
ehelPst journal Of Is kind publshed; yet no Other
newspaper contains IS much and as varied lnIorma.
tlon regarding current dnanciSl and commercial
events. A leading feature Is the department oil
lnTaatmsnt Ness, which ia very full and complete.
Special attention is given to the early publication
Of facts regarding the finances Of States. COunil.s
and Municipalities, with reference to the issue Of
new bonds, payment or default Of Interest, fund.
ngoi debts, Andall legislative or judleiSl action
Affecting such investments. 1t also gives early IN.
formation regarding BSnkIng, Mining, lnsururce
and other Corporate securItleG
It's Railroad News embraces all Reports Of Earn.
lnsH, carefully corrected each week, Annual AID
other Financial Statements, and details Of Con-
struetlOuS, Extensions and ReOrcaniEatlOua. The
information contained In these departments Is Of
great value to all holders Of these SseurtisI THE
PUBLIC Is the only piper which Ahous by full
Weekly aud Monthly Clearing House and BInking
Returns the comparative Increase or Decrease Of
business at all Of the chief cities.
It's other departments are:
THE wEEK-A review Of events financial com.
ngciAl and political.
EDITORIALS.
CONTRIBUTIONS and MlscellaneOu, Natter
TRADE NEws-statI,tIc, Of grain, coal, Iron,
petroleum, and other trades, and exports and
imports.
MARKET. REvIEw-An accurate, concise and
reliable statement Of transactions in the dInsr
ent branches Of trade, the stock and gold mar
Eets, and In national, state and municipal esn.
riteL
QUOTATIONS Of bonds and stocks at New York,
and at all the principal eitles. corrected with
fidelity to latest dates.
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ApANLEss OPERATION m DExrsral

APAISLEss OPERATION IN DENTrsrRY,
DIR. r. E. Moore tried an experiment
on = patient at DR.. Farmers Office u few
days since which was successful in the
object sought, and should excite more at.
tenlion than It has heretofore. The pa.
tent seated himself to have a tooth
drawn tooth very tight in the Jaw, and
much difficulty was overcome in extract.
hight. To relieve the pain attending the
extraction DR.. Moore placed his thumbs
on both temples Of the patient and We
have 1t from the gentleman's lips that
although the tooth was broken Ofand the
roots extracted with difficulty, the pain
was almost entirely destroyed by this
pressure. The theory Of this We cannot
fully explain, bat il will present itself at
once to the informed. Of medical and den.
tai professions, RyiAeNlis RRtrpriss.
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Many well known men are among IIcontribu,
tors, and Of these We name: HoS. DAVID A.
WELLS, former special Commissioner Of the Rev.
enue; EDWARD ATKINSON, the well known
Economist; HORACE WHITE, Editor Of the Chi.
easo Tribune; JAMES BUELL., President Import
ers and Tndes Bank, New York; J. l. WORTH,
President Park Bank, New YOtL; Hon. cHAS,
FRANCIS ADAMS, JE, President Of the Board
Of Railroad Commissioner; PEoE. 7. A. WALK
Err, late Superintendent the Census; and PEoT.
B0NAMY PRICE, of Oxford.
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AT AUCrIoN-To THE TRADE.

J. N. Hartford, wholesale AustIontsr So,s
Wood street, Pittsburgh, IA. Regular Sutios u
Boots, shoeI, Hats, Cps, CaTptts and W.
Goods, on "Wednesday Of tach w,ek, at 10Y G'cE,I
SPECIAL aies BootS lnJ she's on the hnt AaDJly
stock Of BOoto and ehoes 10 the city and can IsIs,
est most any cash dealers that WilllavOr me MI
call. Among the IOOds otiaed 10 my i1l,, /, ;
Ware, Jr., a In,, 6tlIk a To-, and New Ycrt ~;
and sh0e Co, Haywood Ro)IS and many ulb,, ~.
ebfated manufactures. ALI BOotl and sh6,s ~
In my sales warranted perfect. Cash GiTibf,,
]. N. HARTFORD.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue ola deed Of TIurt nsds by C.,,,, 81.
and Mary, hit vile, 10 the uLderi IinS,l n, ~. ~
dated the iSt day u January, iSIi Snd is,.i 'sN
corded In the GltFEls Office Of The County Css, r.
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Inn, w
Mortgage Book No. I, pages eos and iOd, i m y
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of December, ISL.
Beginning At 10 o'clock AM Of ala IA,
irUnt door Of the Court HO1Sa Of Ohio sosB,s w
the lly Of Wheelingi sell Al Pabie auction ,,S y
i9loslng de1cLlotd property that T. 10 IlS: All
water Of Olon's Run, In aid county Of ON w w
being part Of the land belonging 10 tie Iap ~
7. Woods and adjoining The lands q WIZ,
Wellhanl, the heirs OF David GanibGr dsS-4.lLt
and the helrs Of Andrew p Woods, ie,eaS,I y,
t1inng 70 acres StoOdI and 10 P7rhes, and SoSs5.
elm corner 70 Garden and Reilly Oh Tue NE
line; thence up the kun Road 6l II NY
and s az i 20 poles 10 sake on the ,outh w
Of aid rad, thence b lS' EiG 2t..OO m. J."
stake; theneu y q E is d.lOO rolls ia I. M :,
thence SO W Il 7s-lOO poles 10 i corner ~ ~
Williamson ongibal iratl llue and with Ii, NJ
and nd Tract line o. W q etlOO rl,S H. ~,
nal corner Of tact now corner on he In. ~ w
Garden and with h.A line (anolher origin, m n nv
L s. 46.lO0 poles 10 the beginning, tO,tIh ia
the improvements thereon and the hPTtuit,p,, w.
and appuftenintes btlonling thereto, srrp,,,.
only the coal underlying the aid trGet, P'1s
TERBs or hALK-ThrfN hundred dollan oI ~.
puieha,e money Ia eaih on the day Of an ,SJ,S.
rth'due Of theIeld purchase money on IN Il, ~
Of January, 1878, with inteTtat on the lectrr n.
AtAllInentl from the day Of nalo until pIymrn,' 4.
purchaser to give good personal LeruflIy n, n.
payment Of Aaid deferred lnitallments and M MI.
10 the property 10 b retained uhlll the ruTfS,o
money Is fully paid.
The Title e tns above property Is believed 10 /,
uheEceptlonable. u
no26 JAMES 7. ROGERS, ru,,,
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sATURDAY. Deeenb,r J. No..

conIneneing At 10 O'Clock A. n, provided ,A,.
!, not old y aid Executor II private NJ ll
, slas INC oha ior ale ne ioosing ds,TilaS
addition Ne 70 the city Of Wheeling, SSSSt.,liFt
part Of aid lot conveyed By The he II y "
kedm1n, dtcea,edl 10 John Nolan by ~ s.an
Oetobef 1871, and Of record Ia thS M ~ W
Clerk q the County Court Of Ohio ooubtS ~ n ~
Hook No. o iolio b1S, On which MD Iol ibs,. ~
double Bhek houSO In gcod repair, G1tSf ny !, :
Prgml,es, isnun{ A. present. At Sli " pr mon,S
IEhAS-OAo'thitd cash, or ~ much hlo,s !. Y
purchaser inly elect on tho day Of Ma IN !Rs
residue In two EQUAL paynUnih q and Ii nS,, ils
With Interest irOin data, secured BY Deri al F,..
on the promises. iFail
BENJAMIN ENLEY. I.,,,,..
DAVENPORT q DovKNRR AttorneIA NJ W ,;,,
chapllne street, Wheeling. '"' NV
j. @. HRRvAY, Aueu0nOef, n,,e,