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the E'teas,Ians make sort Of eoot-leE of another
sebi Of ths eas.,r ont II rnno m H.
c!scass!an greed toT sasrep..t.oas foot gess.
THE SUNDAY RETROSPECT.
how OPERATIONS IN EUROPE ARE VIEWED At
LONDON.
LONDON, JnlY 1.-The iong-e1pccted crisis
which Europe has been awaiting has virtually
passed without struggle. The Russian left Is
in fore near fIirsoTa, and all their troops bc~
tween KA1arash and IBmati-somc 80, ,0oo-have
By this time passed from tho northern to the
southern bank OF tho Danube, mi, driven tho
Turks to what they call their second line Of de-
fcnse II Kustendjl and the Roman Walls These
latter present no obbtaGlc worth speaking Of.
n is oTnEaw1sE wtTn KcsTzND1l f7ssLr,
Hero thcrc hare been sotne heayy gnnh
mounted, but all told, there are not more than
10000 men at Kustcnd1t, Including posts and
forecs driven In from the banks Of the Danube.
We may, therefore. expect to hear speedily OF
IT,. &~,-N - H....
, 1877-07-02
PROFESSIONAL
Bright's Disease.

This much dreaded disease Of the
Kidneys need no longer be consid-
found remedy for its roliof. Pa~
tients who are using tho now rasnedy
express complete Satisfaction with
the results. No 8utf'eror should fail
to try 1t. Simple affections Of tho
kidney may by nog1oot take the form
Of this terrible malady, and should
DO attended to at once. References
may be had from ointment gentlemen
throughout tho country. For por-
sonal treatment and information ad.
dreas E. B. RANKIN, NJ. D.,
90 WAthin9top-xt.
, 1877-07-02
massed opposite 70 Turnu-MaRuerfttt, tha
Eighth Corps, under Lieut.. Gen. Radetsh.

FELL LlKR \ TnuNDhRBolr
on sfmnftza, on Wednesday morning, efYcct1n9
landing before tho Turks had time to recall
their forces.
Tho Russian plau was to make nsmernu.
fe1nts at different places With sufficient form ia
turn the fctnts Into real attacks Ut the points
that proved weakest. A. d consequence, thu
Turks we're compelled 10 distribute thctr forrcs
over great line Of river 'front.' Tho making Of
the bridge at 8imnftza was carried ont In the
sand manner ~ 1t 1brail, except that tho prep
afations for tho construction was moro ltls su),,
owing to the inundated condition Of Tho river
banks at that point.
Thccorrcapondcnts saYs: nurY1ng from 1bra,
where bad witnessed the first passage Of The
Danube BY the Russians, went at once ID
TuEnu. .MAguerclll Hhero II Was expected that
tho main crossing would take placc. Arrtstua
At THrnu.Na&uetclli at 10 o'clock at night,
4 B7aANah AND TERRIBLE alour
met my view. "a came In sight Of tho town
cuuld read plainly By the light OF tho bnruInd
houses Of Nicopolis situated on the opposite
bank. Several hoslscs standing In row xers
burning at the came timc, throHtnr q lu1tj
rcd glare for miles around, and shooting I'D
pyramids Of 1aalo almost to the clouds. Ths
mnddy waters Of tho Danube threw back dull
rcd light, while strong wind carried uff dcnse
volumes Of black smoke, 4 broad flash Of
bright whl.e light, resembling comet, over
hung Turnts-atagucrcia. making 1t almost as
Light rs day. It NUS
An EtEcTn1c LIGHT
used by tho Rusasans to show tho position OF
the Turks and to enable them to direct their
artillery fire, which was playing such sad hayoc
with the doomed city on the opposite .hore. 1t
was sight never 70 he forgotten.
Tho whole valley rosoundcd with the
Fnar Of artillery. The Russians we're
nrtng from three batteries above tho town as IL
bent on destroying Nikopols, willie the Turks
werc replying vigorously under tho dctuslon
that they were thereby preventing passage OF
thu rtTcr at that point In reality, the Russian
caunouBdc was
oNLr FEIyT
to keep the attention OF tho Turks rtvetcd On
Tufnu-MagurclI!, while tho real crossing was
bclng quietly carricd out ut aItnnitza. Tho
passagu wns effected With scarcely moro dlfIl-
Guilty thnn at 1bratl.
Those who nrc not In tho secret OF the Rus
slan plains arc non conrfnccd that the attempt
At Tnrnu'MnguEcfll Was genuine, and that tho
Russians intended to force d passage Al that
point. The construction OF d high bridge
was commenced, boats wc.e assembled, and all
other necessary preparations were carried on.
By these means the Turks werc induccd to
concentrate tremendous force at Nikopotis
sufficient to rcputse any attempt tho Russians
might mike.
The Russians are now
CONCENTRATING At arMN1TzA.
aud are hurrYfn9 thetr whole foscu across tho
river. To-Day thcy are Acudfng boats from
Turuu-Magurelfl to assist In tho crossing.
Thcso boats wesc fired upon lnccssantly By tna
Turkish batteries, but little Jamarc VIVA doue ,
, 1877-07-02
THE WAR.

THE WAR.
Belief that a Terrific Battle
Is Now Raging at
SistoVa+
Wires Cut, and No Dispatches
Permitted by the
Russians.
The Porte Publishes a Digni6ed
Protest Against the Burn
ing Of Rustohuk.
Alexander Giving Crosses 10 tho
Wounded In Return for
Arms and Legs.
Nikopolis Reduced to an Ash
Heap under His Sow.
ereign Eye.
4 Russian Provisional Gov
ernment Fixed Up
for Bulgaria.
Bloody Butcheries Rife III the
District Of the Dobrudscha.
Tho Turks In Possession OF H0t1y-
Contested Heights at
Batoum.
An Important Engagement On tho
Shores Of the Black Sea at
Tthamdjari.
The Turks Report q Russian Loss
Of 1000 Killed and 1000
Wounded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-07
STATE NEWS.

The Murphy movement sleepeth II
Moundsville.
HUNTINGTON is TO have Tobacco
Buyers Association.
LEEsBURG has her street lamps Lighted
at 1925 per year.
Honey fifteen cents pound and dial
sales al that i'll Phillippi.
The colored people of the State art
declaring for Charleston as the J. ).
BERKLEY county farmers are paying
two dollars per day for wheat harvesters
The Fourth caused many OF the State
papers TO come out this week on the nall
shell
GRAssHoPPERs have visited Jefferson
county, and are now destroying the fields
of rye.
The Mouttaipeer man Is amusing
himself by taking STRAW" votes On the
Capital location.
WAYNE county has thirteen candi-
dates tor the office OF county superIn-
tendent oI free schools.
In Pendleton county, there Is n cali
without eyes. The Ne,0s says: 1T is
about two months old--Hery healthy and
fat"
Four thousand four hundred and
uinety-elght barrels OF oil arrived NJ
Hur tington last Saturday, and passed
over the q. u o. r. r. Monday and
Tuesday, en- route to the East.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IN the Circuit Court OF Ohio county:
Edwin >. Carey and others)
VS.. In Chancery.
Bridget carey and others,
The undersigned special commissioners
hereby give notice that by virtue OF the
authority vested in them by decree
made by said court IA sald cause on the
18th aay OF May, 1871, they Will, on
MONDAY, JULY 9, 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, proceed
TO sell al public auction, at the front door
OF the Court House OF ohio county, " est
Virginia, in the city OF Wheeling, the tol.
lowing real estate situate IN Salt city OF
Wheeling, that Is 10 say: The east one
hall of lot numbered one hundred and
thirty-seven (l37), situate on the south side
OF seventeenth street, between Wood and
McColloch streets, In that part OF said city
called East wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-One.hali 10 be paid IN
cash on day OF sale, the ua!arce a one
wear from that daIe. with interest, the
purchaser to give bond with good security
Tor the deferred payment, and the title 10
be retained until the purchase money
snail have been paid In full.
K. q. BARR,
l. =. JORDAN
ie7i Special Commissioner.
J.C. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
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THENFz pERCE> WAR CHIEF.
A Fen Picture of Joseph-Hts APP
ppnrance End Manners In Conn
Cor of the New York Herald.

Cor Of the New York Herald.
From the tiGs. II WAS apparent that
Joseph WAS IN no haste. Never was the
p,licy of mss,erly Inactivity NOR" FULLY
i,suGurs;ed. He answered every saiuts-
ron. compliment and expression OF goo0
WI in KIND and duplicated the quantity,
An alcrtness and deXterlty IN intellectual
f,pcing was exhibited by MIN that was
quite remarkable. He is in the full viEor
Of his manhood; Fix feet tall, straight,
well formed and muscular; his forehead
is brosd, ms perceptive faculties large,
ms head we'll formed, his voice musical
andsympathetic and MS expression usual
IL calm and sedstc, when animated,
marked and magnetic. His younger
brother. in whose ability he evidently
conades-putting him forward much OF
the time AS his sdvocste-is two inches
taller than himself, equslly well formed,
quite Is animated, and perhaps more I'M
psssloned in speech though possibly IN
ierior in Judgment.
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SheriH's sale.
Rachel Mckee,

Rachel Mckee, Fien iacias
VS.. in assump.
K. Booking aud II. b. Wheat sit.
By virtue OF an eXecu ion TO me directed
in the above entitled Cause, / VIII, on
Friday, toe SIN day OF Jul 1877, at
the r, sidence OF II. Bradley Wheat, on
twelfth street, In the 'ity Of Wheeling,
Ohio county, W. Va, between the hours
of ~ O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. M, pro-
coed TO sell TO the highest and best bidder,
the following described personal pro-
perty, tO-wit:
one piano, one piano stool, one piano
cover, one brussels carpet, one marble top
table, four parlOr chairs, one rocking
chair, one diVan. one hall carpet, one din
ing table, one side board, six chairs, one
carpet, one bedsiead and bedding, one
bureau, one wash stand, two chairs, one
hall stove, one kitchen stove, one table,
one lot of kitchen utensils, one letter
ress, on" Office desk, one desk stool, one
case Tor books, one buggy.
Terms OF sale cash.
jy3i GEO. Il. TlNGLE. ). .. {.
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A MaIarial Epidemic In WASN'T "g
Ton"

Wash Dispatch TO the n. Y. Herald.
In withdrawing to their summer resi-
deuce at Soldiers Home, the Central
Park, So to speak, of Washington, the
President and his family are just IN time
90 escape an epidemic OF malaria win
which the capital has been suddenly visit
ed The sickness is So widespread and dis
lresslng that people are often taken Ill
vita vomiting or nausea III the streets,
and compelled to seek remedy in the
uc.rest drug store. The epidemic IS at
.rIputed TO the uncoverlng and exposure
ID. tho streets incident to the removal oi
The old rotten wooden psvementS, pre-
parutory 10 the laying of asphalt pave
nent. and TO the general upturnlng OF
he soil in the repsving OF the city.
Furthermore, the heavy SHOWS OF last
inter aud the rains OF the
,prlng and summer have left
the clay soil wet sponge,
w.ich Is now exhaliug the malaria under
the influence of the hot SUI. The
marshes below the White House are also
. constant scource OF mIasmd, and the
blooms of the al anthus trees have teen
exceedingly offensive. The rush Tor
quinine is likely to exhaust the stocks IN
most OF the retail drug shops. 1t is tortu-
nate that the extra session OF Con
rre,s was not called to meet next Mon
dsv.'
Tnis IS the net result OF those swind-
ling Improvements" carried on by Boss
/ shepherd and his successors, measured by
Babcock, approved by Grant, and held
up to the admlrIng world as examples oil
splendid skill snd courage IN beauLliy-
| ing the Capital City. II WAS for sewers
that convey fevers, pavements that rot
fills that are stenCheS forever, that
twenty-five millions OF dollars have
been poured out 1t is CHASTITY record
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE. DAILY REGIS Err.

one Squares inch space.
Que iIme............S 20 One months W
Two ti;nes......... - Three months. II 90
One week.. ...... 2 80 One year,. 25 70
One square cnangeabie once a week $50.
Special Notices p per cent additional.
advertisements 10 occupy fixed places %
pei cent additional.
Cuts w,u De charged double for space
oCCuTieG
DoUtIe CIunn advertisements, 81 per
cent add t.CLal.
Loca, NCuCes 10 cents per nne-bW no
,Jca! sc,tc, 1.Iu De inserted for Tess than ONE
DOLLAh
AUad,er,semeuts, except toy establish
ell business houses, must |. paid iOr in ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills uue on tuc HrSt appearance .;
Tie .5tSCl tiSenert.
Yearly advertisers Will be confined TO
their legitimate business, and all adyer-
tisementS not connected with ii WI be
charged for at our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-07
THE VETERANS OF TWELVE
Ealing their Mate Dinner.

Two thousand and seventy four years
of human lite in the lives and persons OF
twenty-five veterans OF the war et 1872
sat down To dinner at the Sturtevant
House Yesterday afternoon rs the guests
OF the Leland Brothers. IL was the regu-
lar Independence Day gathering and re-
urion of the old vets, and right merrlly
did the sncIents enjoy the good things
set before them, and in sorg and story
ana pOstprsndlsl cheering live over the
DAYS when they "tit the red-coats.
Gathering AZ high noon In Military Hall,
in the Bowery, preceded by couple OF
drummers and fter from the Cover
nor's Island band, and braced each one
before starting with q generous mug OF
ale. the old boys footed 1t in good style
ID to the Sturtevant House, and while
the National Guard found 1t too hot to
parade the vets OF 1872 reached their up
town rendezvous fresh and hearty. AdJu-
tant J. Gould Warner, youth of sixty
and an adopted son of the vets, called the
muster roll, the following responding:
Names. Age Name. Age
Gen. ii RaymOnd~S5J. Y. N0strand.."."Ss y y
Col. a. DaIIy..slI VI. V. Same............S.
Col. j. T. Hildreth 76lCOl. ii. ChatterlOn.e -
Mai T. X Crowley SqIThOS' BlanCk........S
Chap. !. h. Huli.S Chris. kenny. ......s
David V. Arsdale 81 kbeuczer LOud......Sl
Chas COON bS ,5. SerrIet SimOn>On..Hi
SaInI Ryckman 81 PerincnuS DOSey 81
Tnos, bloomrr.Ni Vim. Surry. .......It
ThOS. Stewart........Ih Alex. Brady .....'''.''o.
Jared OlmStead Si David LOpeZ.........."NS
Sm Tway ....,,,...Sz Gen. y. i. klerSted. 81
Col. Isaac NJ. Piyte.Si
Colonel Ptyte was one OF the iour
pall-bearers at the funeral OF Henry
Clay. Lopez was on the irigate Corstl-
tuition. There were several ladies' pres
ent, among them Mrs. General SmIth
Stafford, granddaughter OF Paul
Jones. After dinner the question o! the
DI.l before Congress Tor pension 10 all
veterans OF 1912, without regard TO the
time Of service was brought up and
every oue WAS requested to add his name
TO the memorial on the subject. Songs
were called for, Colonel Daily iavorlng
the company with rather shaky ron,
deriI OF aoug, the refrain, In which all
joined, running:
The tories they all took To flight,
For they might as well be damned as
When this old hat was new"
Major trgwly gave the Jolly Old Her
ring, yomrade Sammy Ryckman a
lively patriotic air, and all hands three
cheers for the Lelands .-Ne'' l'rr
World
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7 $40 BONDS.

DOR SALE Al TIE NATIONAL BASK
Il OF West Virginia, n limited amount OF
the rir.t Mort a-e Bonds of the Wheeling
Iron and Nal com oany, Dea ing mt rest
al the rate OF seven ana three-tenths per
cantum per anuum, payable seml-annuaI-
Nv. lhe holders OF the bonds OF the Wheel.
ing Iron and Nail Works Company,
maturing February 8, ISIS who may wish
TO do so, can exchange The same tor the
ponds OF the Wheeling Iron and Nail Com
pany and receive the difference OF inter-
est IN msury.
Full info NATION in regard 10 the bonds
NAV be obtained at the National Bank Of
West Virginia, or by application 70
{. u. HUBBARD,
ie27b Secretary, az Top Mil.
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The Suferings of Youth.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free HreSS.
One was n parcel boy and the other II
cash boy. and rs they halted under al
awning for minute the parcel boy
asked: do you get the same old wages
yet?' ~ es, just the same" Haven't
you been presented with wstch or u
cane as u token OF esteem2' "No-Lot h
thing Don't the boss ever ask you up
to Sunday dinner?' "Not one. .
"Never comes around and asks your sd-
vice about the markets. Never" "And
he hasn't got daughter to fall i'll love with
YOU and suicide il she cant marry you?
mo" "Well, l don't see why you
stay there. 1t must be awful humil-
isting to boy OF your temperament. "
80 it is-it's just awful on me; but
I'm hanging on in hopes OF finding a
five dolla- bill on the floor and buying
all the rock candy can eat. Seems us
if could taste it uow-good by. Few
people know how We boys suffer day
Il ter day
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EXECUTORS SALE,

|. e. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
Rachel Mckee,

Rachel Mckee, } Fieri iacias
VS.. lin aSSum p
E. Booking and II. B. Wheat sit.
BY virtue Of an execution TO me direct
ed in the above emit led cause, | will, on
Saturday, July IA, 1877, at ~ o'clock
A. n at the drug store OF Edmund Booking,
corner OF Twelfth and Chapline street, in
the city OF Wheeling, ohio county, West
Va, proceed 10 sell 10 the highest and nest
bidder, the following described personal
property, or so much thereof rs may be
necessary TO satisfy said execution, VIZ:
All the drugs, mt dtciGes, oils, paint, dye
stuff and liquors; also, six show cases aud
contents, embracing IN pa fine cigars,
fine soaps, pertumery, brushes, com0s,ln
slrumentS. &c. one soda fountain, gener-
atoTs and fixtures; also, ali the goods con-
tanned III the cellar of said store room.
AT same time and pla also will be sold
the uneXpired lease of store room.
Terms OF sale Cash.
iy2 GEO. K. TINGLE, :. .. c.
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Saturday, July 2sth, 1877,

Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. at the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, in the city OF Wheeling, offer tor
sale, at pubic auction, the following des-
cribed real estate, tO-wit: Lot mum bered
thirty-fve (3JJ in Graham's addition to
the said city OF Wheeling, situate on tn"
rorth side OF Fifteenth street., between
EOf and Jacob streets, excepting about
six feet of the west side of said lot extend
ing back seventy-four 90 feet, which was
sold by the said Arthur. said lot now
fronts on Fifteenth street about M y-iour
fe l. and extends back To the alley. There
Is erected Oh this lot a large brick dwell
ing house, supplied with modern con-
venienceS, and is most desirable pro-
perry. When sale Is made, the conway
anc0 will include the widows dover
right in the property. Terms made known
o day OF sale.
Persons desiring 10 examine the pro-
perry will call on the undersigned
ju3 Il. q. h ARR, Executor.
]. c. HERVEI. Auctioneer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the County Court OF ONO county;
John Marshall,
I In nhancprN

In the County Court OF ONO county;
John Marshall,
VS.. In chancery.
Christian Richard s. Others
BY virtue OF decree entered in the
above entitled cause on the 9th day of
June, 1877, by the County Court of Ohio
county, West Nirg the undersigned
special commissioner will offer Tor sale at
public auction, on Monday, August g.
1877, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at
the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, In the city OF Wheeling, the toll
lowing described property, To wit: Lot
numbered fifteen Cl3) situate on the south
side of Bow street, In the town OF Fulton,
in Ohio county, West Virginia, fronting
about sixty feet on said Bow street, and
running back OF equal width 10 Wheeling
creek. There is cree cd on this lot two
story frame dwelling house and a large
slaughter house.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on day OF
sale, the balance To 90 paid in two equal
insta ments at nine and eighteen months
respe lively rom day Of sale, with IN
terest, the purchaser 10 give his notes for
the deferred iusIa lments, and the title To
be retained until the purchase money
shall have been paid In full.
K. G.. BARR,
Special Commissioner.
J. e.. HERNEN, AuCtiOneer. ie6
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SheriH's sale.
Samuel NJ. Oarrah,

Samuel NJ. Darrah,
VS.. In ChanCery.
W. W. Miller and Others,)
By virtue OF an order OF sale entered in
the above entitled cause in the Circuit
Court OF ohio county, w. Va, 1 Will pro-
coed to sell, at ~ o'clock A. M, on Thurs
day, the Eth day OF July, 1877, at the
old Foundry building OF ". W. Miller &
Co., the following described personal pro
perry:
one 70 foot lathe, one cupalo, one large
crane, one iron car and car wheels, one
desk, one-letter press, wood and iron pat
terms, one lot OF assorted castings. TASKS,
one plat Orm scales.
Terms OF sale cash.
iy3i GEO. X. TISGLE, :. U. {.
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Ms. sand 10 make close cont ection AT
columbus tor all points South and south,
>StSs: at CuIcago tor ali points West and
Northwest. .,- -,
East bound trains make connections al
siifimore lor Philadelphia, New York
nd Boston. At Washington Ltty Tor all
n. II bound trains make direct connec-
lion Tor all principal points west AL"
nor invest. ,..t,,,
Pu.iman Palace cars on all night trains.
rs CEILING, PITTSB J.Rt. = AND BAL
JJNORE DIVISION.
LEAVES. ANklNh 70;
.,.r Ling Washington Pa,
49, ~ S:5gA.M. daily at.....ll O5A. NJ
- Ling Washington, Pa,
- 5.25P.A. daily at IL p. N.
-. j,ys excepted. Sundays excepted.
y ;eis 10 al principal points ON sale
~ DOT. once open at all hour" during
'Ae THOS. Z. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
y r. DEVR!ES. General Agent. mails
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-"II IIGAI nIYnNn OIEsTION

6g7z Cash Prizes, amounting 70 s3IU,UJ.
Whole Tickets SlO, Halves s., Quarter
81 ) r.. II Tickets 800, 8}l2 Tickets 800, $3.50
Tickets 500.
Remittauces can be made by Mail, Elk.
press, Draft, Z. D. order or Registered Let
ter, made payable TO q. ". Barrow Co.
All communications connected with the
Distribution, or orders tor Tickets, and APP
plicatlous Of Agents to sell Tickets, should
TIE addressed 10
q. W. BARROW & CO.,
General Manager, COurier-Journal Build
ing, Louisville, KY, or Thos. II. Hays &
Co., General Eastern Agents, % Broad
way, New York.
Remember August Goth. No line for
delay now. Jybeg
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How MacMahOn Came TO be a French
man.

kXcDanBe'
M.r.hsl scMshon's birthday was
colsb,sted on the 18th of June His age
ia s,xtv.nine. He wss born in the
chateau o, Sully, near Autun, IN loOS.
HIS father. Maurice de Mac Mahon, was
fsitbful to the Bourbon cause, and during
the reign of Louis XVIII vas created a
acknowledgement, and commander OF
the order OF St. Louis. His grandfather,
Jean Baptist de Mac Mshon, born IN Lin
erick Ireland, was nsluralized and en-
nobled BY the French government In
17bO HIS ancestors first visited France
in the suite OF the e1iled James IL OF
England.
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u,HE UNI RESIGNED EXECUTOR OF
the last Will and testament OF y. e.
Arthur, deceased, late OF the city OF
v heeling, West Virginia. hereby gives
notice that by virtue OF the provisions OF
said will he will ON
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ShcrEf,s sale.
In the County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia:
Conrad w. Wickham, agent, &C.,
James johnson,
-, 4

James johnson,
Attachment in Assumpsit.
BY virtue of an order Of sale entered in
the above EMIT ed cause in the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, |
Will proceed to sell at the front door Of the
curt House of ohio county, W. Va, ON
nOndaN August d. LIZ. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, the following real estate, to wit
Lots 1876, lS7 and lSS in the addition OF
DAME, Zane and others To the CT Y OF
Wheeling. in ONO county, in the seventh
ward Of aid city, or so much thereof AS
may be necessary TO pay the plaintif' s
claim, with interest and cost, and cost of
sale,
Terms Cash, to be paid on day OF sale.
wi GEO. X. TISGLE, =. y. &.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-07

CHEMICAL PRESERVING AND I'm
I J balmiug a Specially
constantly on hand aud furnished on
.hnrt notice from the Ware Room, north
.,st corner Market square. Centre Wheel
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