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, 1877-10-22
PORT or CHICAGO.

Th- following were .hs arrival. and elesrsnces
for the fustyesht hours ending At 10 o'clock last
night:
p::1st shsson c;;s.n se
i%na.e' u u!:. @ snt ,na; 1s
soA ~ H. q sad .srsn, to.ias; % S..esss.
s!'s ssH's sy si
III.
sstns.ya- FIT snensa lisAt Sele G.rdnrT NJ tity.
s .1x Il S Nv:
s.f. uhis %e
tlsis 's1,is1: kI~S5a Esll, s}aai. ,;a.
@ !ss ar:sslfi W. r sisHa
a:as' "ossi aia*a i . ,as @ H't;sos s. Il
xSn. xSn :hsI wf bsss asii 'fs; SS
:.s s,. :s:. ss, ss o;Sss s:'
IKE: HsSi fyae"'f ia,1s fas; sSsFrn S!,x"Si
sy!st ';;! 's'!snt 'a%stf: + Sss H., y
4; ns;fs, Au;x:seu' Jis%Ssr; i, :hsS. Ma':sxoa.
' se :sss ssasi &C.!
itss 'ss:: ssss sSf .s:s$
'H"oi!t I.a usss Iss
ksunss; !uist't, SsAsa9 Osw:Ko, coal: e. i. Graat.
s$3;s s$' fS nsS s$
.eaS nanean Gf; Il iur NJ nssls saosssrds sdSs
sT.a fl, a. M Sf ass 'fss = E. o
Holland, lumoers brig cornmtce. Menominee, lam'
ss::'s; H. fe's q "a +
N..tr. 3*;t!,,Snt. .71n q ass. .ehs fsa.sSxes.
4! y .sa :S%5'is:; :fss ss: is
se e; i:s es: {sp s; aas
r.; f.. 'is: tel re %s;:': 42
I !a, @ I1a M co,o ~ ern . eroa H. ~.
, 1877-10-22

f'ank, II. F.. SAWYER, j. C. Richards, and others,
to recover possession Of q steam engine anil two
bo!l"r+, yaI,lrl nt $1,kU.
nhn ILL ct al., Trustees Of the wll1 ut William
81, ,0oo.
j. Is. ,rcpp sued Lewis W. Briggs and j. {.
Prince to rcroser ,GAl
Albert Smith brought suit to recover q like
amount from William II. Harper.
CiNCGlr COURT.
John Hartmann commenced! = suit By cap!as
entnrtlas a4alnst llcInhart fttclle, claiming
s5,ND damages for the alleged seduction OF hfs
wife.
William H. Clarke. trustee, began eult for
81 500 against Il. Ashley Mcars.
0corVe smith hf.sl bill against F. Il. Win
ston john B',rlen, Everest W. IiasI!ey, Isabella
pany tO forcclose II trust+lced for ts,0yU ma,1e
by 1faIley on Lot i, Hiuek f4Ot in the sclluut-
Section Addition 70 Chicago, cx.ept The south
clelny feet Of thc!W. q Of I.ot . and the south
sixty feet of the E. x of 1sotB
Ht'tcrt llcckinVtan commenced an action In
trespasa aInnst TIN TRIBUNE Company. lay
Ing damages at e250;n
fIik GALL"
.trn1E l,ntMNnxn- In chambers,
JupaR DLonuE1T-Sct cnses and general busl.
neeE,
JvpeE u*nr-1os to lao, except III. 11o, and
iunas III J4sss"x.a3;, ~ u" y" 2so, as4 to es7, col,
2o3. 200, and nj: No 40 on trial,
Jvna: nNooM.- n, g; ,: 70 casc on s.!a1
and calendar Sos. 3!1 TO :st5 lrctuaIvc. No. I'M.
Newman ". iluctt, Oh trin1.
1si,. III, i md los. 10 ca; es.e ai' On ,fa! ~ "
Juimx NcALLtsTEn-3oes 10 Tho Criminal
Cunrf.
jvpox WlLl1AxE-ilH, fnx ". Long.
JUDGMENTS.
CtHcrlT CounT-Jruak K0uENs-iamea 0'Cdn.
JUNK Observation-Disclosures Weller 70. J. n.
, 1877-10-22

rae'ty of tie r.,uu.rr hc.wetn i.tttc Hos nt,l
that plare, We lfs:rncd II him patiently, and
ralaing tnc cruln sf fruit, hc.4'lcs grttin. II
catiy. hut" said We. "aftcr you have got It
Eai4et vhcrc nse you g9fng tn .chiti" That was
tllc shic oi th: question which he ffsl not rt,h-
tatity is ton fur .ui.h; besides. .AtAbn1us, Mis-
si..irpi. and Tennessee are full nf frnt-growcrs
aud market Eartrners, who already supply all
that the market will abas,rb ~ pru:t. It,
Louis Is not fruit or q segctalt market. and
never was Two or three carloads oi txsrica
or apples rilt that market. The disposal Of the
rrpp II, therefore, the next question to be con-
titltret,. Whet reliable market il found for
The fruit. prolutta Of that country. II will bs
time to inviu: pcopls TO 60 there to engage In
the bustac1s. RcnAL JK.
, 1877-10-22


cHsrAeo. tug q. u. Green has gunc 10 stus.
ccon Bar with another seow. The atms R!vsrs,dc
has made her last trip to Tho east shore, and will
leave for Dc:rnst ~ foon ~ lhe weather permits.
She will ftop on tie way at South Haven. She has
had good teMon between This port md tho latter
named place There werc about twenty ar.
rivals ycttssd4y between daylight and dark.
About twenty-five vessels were on the lumber.
r1afkct....A snug little fore. after. Tho rna,
arrived rettertar With I load of taa- bark having
.eath.rGa III h-avJ rea .sf.!y .The bark 1:alpa
ntrlt!on sttrct. She VIA owErl bv a huichcr
naa'cd Rosenberg, WIN committed suicide about
IS. T. Taylor Of P,rtots. Ont, arrived hrse yr..
I,ro,.. paeEcr.. william sl,noas u M..ter of sae
N7nrR Ponr'.-These are 1arre thlnments Of
nsscT t5om ;he po;ta ,esTcen To:onto hn'i 1ssat.-
United st.te, Nsr.hsi ~ esroi, .e.1V c.p,
Queen a, oa !',e nsnp.i'y of fTcmon; sey; he could
not 9 a. reff Ss ", Tna.'y 1.
tip Of the .ca'o,s. and laid up At tho plaee sfi.r
whefn she "a aa:nea....At sackes:s flarbut. Lake
1912. tn: which bn4 neve. bcen launched -. The
tag P,qdiv,1'ee lighter ths @ear Provost, hst been
F1n es+r eaas 2n IL B.
celsina ncw furematt. ltbho,n,. and olhes rc.
pair. At i,etrot;.. The lumber which wa, lot from,
| being gathered ln plies between Colchester and
1.on3 Point. ana inquiry II n,akln. for. barvc.
's 1oae sst~ecn se is"n " bn
and Torontn and will lay ny At Ficton for The win.
Tss Be ,s lnrge & smonns q 1on pa'!s now being
rnconrarinR state Of AFFAIR." Tor tho rnn tradc....
The Gorernn,cnt work 1t Fair Iavrp Is completed.
pus In, the old tErakwater repaired! new crib nut
s y bs4s !: es es, st s @ ,sh5 s sfa ss;s
da,' ago; and IN. nos been heard f,on s!ncc. Don't
BE- .sstea: shs vii come arouns al Q. H.. ~ Cor;
, 1877-10-22

yin,' IN relation To a tote .f Mr. TnnGen, Of Rio.
Wis, wru1d h. /, Irate To stats; That Rm mrs
an'i for several yssra part ha,e been one nf ~.
firm ot ,-Inith !:onntf 4 70. engaged IN ihc
devoted n,yself sreiu.,vsIy 10 thss business That
mn a'.n tonn"ct.ni with III. arm Of John-nn.
4 'tft|r nanre than n Frar n:o became = member
thereof and cnnls;te.l toward lts capital for The
pnFpnsr Of r~taththlny III hnA!neat my son, Ira Il.
smith, xhn II altb me1,ihee Of thnt firm. That
hsre mt had any pcssonai supervision or manage.
,,cht t't IT, haainc., That never raw thc nor Of
Mr., Fun1en. referred 10 by shc Entdmsret9i 3snt>s,
AM! know nothing Of the sll:get, e.s.nre Of me NJ
otandum on The back thereof. Hcspectfpily.
WILLIAM i. HxsfH,
, 1877-10-22

throws man weighing fnll In pounds uvcr her
shoulders. Nur tlocs she stop here. for tko
keizcs her sIctin nnHc more, places him crost-
wise on her back and then tnsscs him into the
n3r as though he was fnas1c Of feathers, and NOT
T.. iroa'i.shon1,!cretl 'nman being. Turning
her cycfls. throws snHcrsanlts, and iifts weights
whfch would astnnIth tho ordinary acrobat,
While the Is thus perforr,!s0 j,tg91crs arc turn
Ing pebbles Into birds, birds into c7gt, and eRGt
Into plants: men thread beads with thr3t
tongues. Join innumcrAbie pieces of cotton in
one lang cors1, keep half score Of sharp knses
on the air nt once, throw cannon-bslls with thch
ties. ata spin t,I% on the eu,l Df twIgs.
, 1877-10-22

The protest made BY tho mats Of the schr Eliza
shyst the vessel encountered terrible storm during
the afternoon Of that day; ran back under Long
Point, aud then vcntutsd out again: The sturu,
increased IN fury aad the.verse! put back 'At7p.
m. shipped a heavy sea, which flooded the vessel
and rendered her unmanareab1e, she went On tha
beach brad fsst; The Captain and the female cook
wcrs wAAhed oyushuaru fEon the 1nEzzen rigging
anL drnwnrd. THIS pro.rat WAS laid before The up .
dcrwrllcf. Ut Detroit Friday by u. johnson b Co.
who shipped lhe cargo of wheat.
, 1877-10-22
WHAT CRAFT IsIrt

Ths prop Cansda. which arrived In Detroit Fh-
day morning confirms the report that tho tnAsta OF
vessel ara 10 os sesn sticking through the watcs
about twenty mtles from ths damny light on Lake
l:ris. Tho csnada nearly fs1 otrf tho maats, bat
Il being II night 10 tnvestiss.tou could b made,
A sest01s disaster has undoa atraly Akon place.
lad there been survivor soula report would have
come to hah1 bJfpte this. Ths silence IL oniauus.
Whit vessel. Nth hes precious lives. IL iaisalngt-
UtseoN Po1t and 1yitaHs
, 1877-10-22
WAoAt In MlnuaHDtS.

~. q nus9F Rihh,l sfn7latI
We learn that +. ehfp1nAn, vt Lexington,
thrcshc1 GU bushels Of WHEAT from twent y.two
as1cs Of land. or III average ot over twenty y-u1ns
bushels per Acre; xlsu, that Frank Mou.lry, near
tAa town lines OF Lexington Montgomery, aud
l.anesburE, threshGd IUu bushels of wheat from
sixteen bushels OF seed on twelve acre& vi land,
which gtvea the largs average Of oves thirty.
three bushels Yer acre, machine measure. The
Increased weight doubtless Increased the Aver
Age u fully tAiltY.tiye h1sllel& per acre.
, 1877-10-22

sI00pO, Uela* arc fur sith,. .ani her chief tttv,
Wilmington, fpr .I",frN, an! CONNECTICUT an!
New Hampshire ra1:l fur slN.W1. Az the INIT
ter nov stAtids. the str kIscrA anuot rct7,rtr
more than ulr-fu,irth OF Their Investments. As
to Il c if,ard of Finance, II has washed IT. hAnlh
Of the question, having dune al. tn t+ Iowrr 10
retain HE money tpr tht 3rntih o{ The fhsk-
hhlers, anil intending not 10 n,Ake any further
effort tow ard ft4 rctuYrtY.
, 1877-10-22
TIL: 1yELLASD CANAL,

v
The Canadian authorlttca Issued = circular last
month announcing that The Wellanl Canal would
be closed Dee !. sad tbs following u copy Of It
10 snahls tho works connected with the enlargement
Of she MeIaA1 Canal u t proceeded With during tie
ttan ot the icsart xth ihs main tins. anI 4. Port
after that time ~ possible those parts u rana suu.
Ut Port sobinson snd to the u"rth 0f AllAnhurg will be
tIlpttcd ~ sun u rtrc 1Mstancet VIII permit
Uwnrrl xa matters Of vessels Will bcsr thLl In MUD.
- a .tssnlxMts t.ttses seoxA md vessels ot u1srJ
e.nai so,Mos tha .,srp c9t" a1Io!nus the y!llsvs
Of the hew works 1t or talhouaIe by ebe ttne
tIun cioscs tor the krA.thi.
Water supply ~ nliiu, etc. Ii 10 ha shut OF until
May y, Ibis.
, 1877-10-22

a9ntc4a{ 1JItf7cH u 1h1 CHfcaa0 1F7bNht.
ponr Ilcnos, Mich. Oct. 2l.-Down-Props
James Fisk. IT.. J. S. Fay and COMFORT; schss ASS
Chlida, Marion ". Page, Z. r. sttnch, comanche.
Up-Props d. ". blanchard. China, Prussia,
Marine City, City Of Fremont, N, X. Fairbank,
Gordon Campbell; schEs James Il. bentley. James
r. 10y. A. II. Moss. John u. Hutchinson, John
Miner. Champion Ctr Of Mantiowoc, c. J. Wells,
FaYette nrown. James T.. Gilmore, Marin 3les.
ton. Jatncs y, Sawyer, Z. I. Jndd, New DO.
mnon.
The weather continues stormy, and The Wind Il
brisk fran, tho northeast screral yesee!s wero
tpwea out this morning. tho wind being tken
from tbs eastward. IT souu returned to lhu pres
cnt quarter. and Is blowing with Increased yc.
Ioelty.
M dieaatera in tti6 YtcinItY.
, 1877-10-22

This week inc new schr Rutherford d. Hayes.
owned by ". r. naker, Of shis port, and COIN.
mandcd br Redmond rrtnlivilis, Also Of Chicago,
will be launched 1t Gibraltar, eighteen mics below
1lctrott- The craft has ITO feet OF keel. thirty
four feet Of bea and dfteen feet OF huld, casstrs
three nastat IL worth &bcut $45 OU. and Arst class
10 every respect, The cansas. together will. Other
parts Of tho ouif. Tor tho AaycA Was shipped froul
detroit last Wednesday.
, 1877-10-22
FREtolrr PROSPECTS,

With IN improvement In tho weather, better
rates on xts!a arc anticipated By vasael-ovuers
th!s week, and delayed craft will b. enabled 10
reach e,sde4tlnastons. Lumber tre!xhts were dsm
At tho advanced s4sss Saturday. And owners and
agents A1e not tnened 70 x,vs way 10 Shippers 81
this tas. The outlook IL quite favorable Tor good
trade the balance OF &ha seA4on.
, 1877-10-22

The OsweRo TaHsss uotlces / manuscript volume,
written by Capt. Ssu Clcss. OF tha1 city. Contain
Ing = history VI navigation on Lake ontaEio. ia
four parts, dsrotcd to-tok French sesssis from
the earliest period under French rule: second.
curly Eushsh yeAaels; third, early American yea-
, 1877-10-22

Aentton was made IN ysbtcrdAy's paper Of tho
demise al Cant. IL A. Gilmore, oi detroit. llu
was well known sfound tho lakes ~ An rIne.cnt
an Trustworthy navigator, having served faithfully
and we'll fur = penod Of thlrtv ytass, lIe was
~ asteE Of vessel hen IL years OF sgc, ha latest
cAa5se beIh9 tho taFRe steamship InicF.Occ1n,
which hc WINS Obliged 10 lesss sonls two months
4iacu, owing to declining health. .'
, 1877-10-22
WILLIAM. {, SMITH.

EpFk1a toFTsspoNdss<t a 1k4 1FEhNNs.
M1IwAuKxx. Oct. ll-The following letter
from tho Hon. William E. Smith will te pub
llslel here tomorrow morning:
AlLwArEyE. Oct. lv.--tn view Of fseent ehsrRcs
Ma1a Asalnst ma ~ tho Alwa3kes EuaaaSrcaA&
, 1877-10-22

This sehr Mcars. fnpt. James Coretotk, A.
tlved tn this p,rt during Tire gals aatnn1av. hnv-
Ing msdc the round trip TO Buffalo In fourteen dart
She WAS nHe nf the vessnl+ TINT ran back into tho
harhor during the recent disastrous no!thwe.ter,
suh notwithstanding she left Kudaio In / Iatge
nrrl she nn gotten atouna long before any Of
them.
, 1877-10-22
MARINE NEWS.

!
The noEtheaAter Continued in y ndet form
yeste rlsy lhan II did during the previous two
days, hut heavy Fca ran. and tstlIne va not At
all enjoyable. The thick weather that prevailed
ncariy al Of last wtrk vss relieved BY rlrat skY
and hracsaH atmosphere, aud abost twenty rail
made port in rapid time and safely. Tho *'oodstch
steamers for eatt aud west shore sorh departed On
lime, anil other tteam craft that had becn waiting
for better weather POT away. int the wini xas Inn
nnfavnEshls for outward bound ehtl vessels. and
departures we're very few in number, ,Hy even.
In2 tie wind had Gained down stfis more, and tho
AcN was nol very hcaty.
. II 10 4 faetthat while 4 hundred or more rail
sought This prt during the late r3le. scarcely any
ys.*e'a ran into the new tarbnra South f'hicayo.
The conunt!rum II rut: Would It nut have beer
hettcs 10 have expended the aercssi hundreds OF
thousand, Of dnlar. spent on tn. h1rbor uf :sonth
Chicago in extendlnE the brrAkwAser and tnprov .
Ing this harbo.. whicn has proven the most prefer.
able on the weht shore for veeeets seeking shelter
from storms!
Up 10 last accounts no serious dt-ast.:t hsve to.
Enltcd from the raIe on Lake Michigan, and M al.
dtsionat reports Ut dsmagcs 10 sea,ela EaYo been
Received.
, 1877-10-22

A report frnm nuif4lo shows ao:nu close weigh
Ing OF the grain earenes Of several ses.elA that
losdcd In this port The eehr Fred 4. Morse wa4
~ bn short, The John n. Hutchinson 30 In SHIRT,
sht Ostrich ba short, and lhn T. A. King Is bu
haott.
, 1877-10-22

scl- and prnooller-; fonrth. miscelIanenua notes.
The Captain hse presented the book 10 the city OF
uswt5D.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10
WOMAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE.
The wives of the Presidents Who
Have Adorned Washington Society.
Brooklyn Sunday Eagle

Brooklyn Sunday Eagle.
The wives of the Presidents have in
every instance been ladies worthy of the
position they occupied, and in many in
stances they have greatly adorned and ele-
waited it by the exercise of their personal
attributes. Mrs. John Adams was a wo.
man who even after this lapse of time
lives in the memory OF this people as a
Spartan spirit of the revolution; as q
character sufficiently strong aud sell
contained TO have perfosmed The duties
of her hu. bands high office. if the emer-
gency had demanded. Mrs. Madison
was q social queen. In soue particulars
she never had an equal among her coun-
trywomen. Born Quaker and reared
one, marrying in her own faith, and liv-
ing, during her husbands short life, in
the exclusive society of her sect, shelemer-
ged like chrysalis into society lady
after her union with Mr.. Madison, the
then law student Of Philadelphia.
Miss Lane had the strongest personal
influence of any of the later-day ladies of
the White House. She went to it a
blushing young girl of great beauty, and
she left it the idol of Washington people;
and not only OF Washington people,
but of great number who had made her
acquaintance during the time of Mr..
Buchanan's administration. she was
popular because of her exceptionslswset-
ness Of disposition, and high bred, refined
ways. Her influence end power were not
exerted beyond the social kingdom in
which she reigned supreme, because OF
her youth and the fact that she was pecu-
liarlj situated, having no near relative to
share with her the position she held and
be in sense her counsellor. But she
made the domestic life of the White
House ideal in its delighttulness, and she
ranks IN history beside Mrs. Madison In
popularity while she stands alone in her
unique place As the first woman in Amer
ics, who, while occupying neither the
position of wife nor daughter, held the
first place in society Us the representative
OF the President.
Mrs. Hayes is in no respect like Mss
Lane, and yet in certain ways she is her
immediate successor. Unlike Ms. Grant,
she is an interested observer of public
duhlTS, anu Ill dIuouG anu lubOlOcbSu hNSCA
in the events transporting about her. She
does not con tent herself with social duties,
nor yet does she ignore them. Like Miss
Lane, she is intently watchtul and care
.ul OF the fame and name OF the Chief
Magistrate, and no act, however insigniti-
cant of itself, is deemed too slight to be
considered if its results will add to the
better public understanding of his efforts.
throughout the northern and eastern
trip she was received, with the other
ladies of the party in the most respectful
manner, but it remained for a southern
audience to give her welcome in special
ly complimentary way, and to pay a
husband honor by showing her except
ional attention. Her presence was IN
every instance the signal for the upiitt
ing OF bats and spontaneous welcome
rom every man before her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10

C1sc1NyhT1, October 9.-Cotton-
Demand fair and prices higher at litc'
Flour-StroHger for seller OctoDeI' iani
" Sc 25(96 40. Wheat-Demar d sclive
at an advance of 2@3c; winter red west,
ern 81 SO@l S9. Corn-Easier; mixed
44IG45c. Oats-In good demsndi white
28629c. Rye Demand fair aud prices
biSSer; No. J 60c. Barley-Quieti west,
er6 spring 55@63c. ork-Dull ana
neglected at sl4 80, without buyers,
Lard-Demand sctive;. prime steam
s8 rs. Bulk Meats -Dul and negle;leIi
short rib Si9Ssc. Bscon-Dull at e(S
88@9 99t@93c. Butter-lncreased de-
mana: creamery 33@35c; western re-
serve 22623c. Linseed Oll-Firm at 6o'
Whisky0Quiet and steady at 81 Oo.
Hogs-Dull; common 81 5O@5 OOi
fair TO good light So 1905 40; fair to
good packing IS 1905 45j butchers 50 oo
as 80.
TOLEDO. October g. Flour-Qniet.
Wheat-Dull, weak and lower No. L
white Michigan 81 364 bid; amber Mlchl-
gan. spot, ST &c; seller October 81 80;
No. red winter 81 SO; No. 2 red win
ter, spot, 81 35; seller October 5! 500;
seller November 81 80; No. red Wa
bash 81 28. CorD-Stesdy! high mixed,
spot, Ale; No. 247ci rejected 463c. ost'
Dull; No. 2 25!c. Rye-Dul!; No.
2 56!cc. Cloverseed-$5 O5@5 w.
ST. LOUIS, October 9.-Hogs-Actlve
and stronger, especially packing grades;
light SIS 1905 30; packing So 9O(95 5G
butchers to fancy IS 40@5 20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10
How n Millionaire Bankers DauSh-
Ter Rounded into Society.

The California fashionable world had a
brilliant sensation recently In granu
entertainment at the country mansion OF
DO. Mills, the millionaire banker, to
celebrate the entree into society OF his
only daughter. Over one hundred mill
IONS worth of property was represented
1t the party, and diamonds to the value
of over two millions flashed from the or
naments OF the women. A gentleman
who was present says that "Dlamohds
sparEled like dew, and the treasures OF
the Nizam at Golconda were there In all
their dazzling glory" Our millionaIres,
explains a local paper, are, without eX-
ception, unostentatious. With fortunes
which European princes never dreamt OF
possessing, their every day life Is rs plaln
rs An American citizens should be. 1t
i ONLY when some event like the entree
of Miss Mills into the fashionable world
CAL them together, that there Is any
glimpse nj the splendOr OF their rlches.
Just as.the Queens levee at st. james calls
forth the insignia, jewels and tisrss OF her
subjects, so an event of this nature In our
own country brings out the magnificent
equlpages ana ulaihouus vi oul VI
plain though enormously wealthy tam
lies The boast Of this countless wealt b
were a poor one aside from the fact that
our rising generation represents as much
refinement, taste aud delicscy as riches
Our educational advantages are eqnsl to
those enjoyed by any State in the Union,
and Cslifornlars are the first people In
the world to add foreign travel to their
home advantages. The gathering at Mil
brae will long be remembered BY those
wno had the honor TO be there. While
it represents incalculsble wealth, 1t wa;
! equally conspicuous for beauty, grace
learning and refinement. Looking back
twenty eight years in the history OF oul
State and comparing lS49 with 1877, we
may indeed be proud of the stride We
have made, and look forward to Calltor'
mia as the future home of ali that is good
great, and beautiful.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
ChriStman & DeOold,
VS.. In chan Gerry
David Garvin and others,
By virtue Of decree entered in the
above entitled cause on the 26th day OF
July, A. d., 1871, the undersigned, who
was appointed special commissioner for
the purpose, will sell on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1877,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, the following de-
scribed real estate, tO-wit: The north one
nall OF lot numbered twenty seven en- in
Joseph Caldwell's addition TO the city OF
Wheeling, in the Stale o! West Virginia,
situate on the We [ side of Market street,
and fronting on said street twenty-five
feet, between Twenty sixth and Twenty
seventh streets, together wiIk all and
singular the Improvements erected
thereon.
TERM OF SALE-One-half the pur.
chase money 10 be paid in cash on day OF
sale; the balance in one year, with inter
est from day OF sale, the purchase giving
his bond or note for the deferred payment,
and the title TO be retained until the pur-
chase money shall have been pa d in iull.
X. u. BARR,
Special Commissioner.
j. {. HEkNEG, AuctOneer. sp5i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, October 9.-MoNEY-Ac-
tive, owing to the calling in of $1,000 1000
or 100000 loans. Prime mercantile pa
per 7(9S per cent. Customs receipts 1881 :
600. The Assistant Treasurer dfsbursed
$467, 900. Clearings $40 100000 sterl-
ing quiet tor actual business; long 48O4;
short 4S4i.
GoLD-Opened al 1929, advanced to
1929, and closed at 1929. Carrying rates
l@44 per cent. Loans were also made
fiat.
SILVER AT London IS 9-l6d; here
silver bars are 1881, enbacks; 1901
gold; silver coin to! per cent. discount.
JIoyERNMESTs-Stea
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square-B lnch space.
One time 70 One month. = 10
Two times.......... l Is Three months. u 10
One week.. sees. 2 50 One year,. % 10
One square manageable once week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places Is
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
OCCUPIED
Dot cIumn advertisements, so per
cent aod LCLal.
Loca. NCuCes 10 cents per line-6ta no
local nGlict tctu be Inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR ID
All adv er easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their Legitimate business, and all adver-
tiSementsHot connected with IL VII be
charged for al orr regular rates.
All bills due on the hrst appearance OF
the advertisement.