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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYD
R II. WARMER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERTY
ON 10Th Strict, HRTWEkN T. AND N
STREETS NOHTHWIST

R h. WARNER, Auctioneer.
s9EFsE.R s9l%E.R re0fsBTI Gs5
By Virtue Of deed ot sros, dated pscsn,.r
folio ss, one Of the land records for the Dis -
lon, front Of the eFsmss., on VT wsbsEspaT, .os os
described real estate situate in the cit, Of Washng
tn, District OF Columbia, to wit: Part of original
:,Iest .sH thirty tsii feet 90 ineSe: north of
Sardy along the line Of said street twenty tour (
feet three 80 inches, thence east one hundred aad
and ssSos :Sssn o,.
hondred and ten llo feet six 90 inches to the paceof
o ~:
npenses q sale in es.h; balance I'm one W and two
chaser, bearing interest from the date Of sale and
secured b{ deed Of trust on the property sold,
81 ssH .s ss t.Hsr a dspos, Of s Feaars time
terms OF sale are not complied with in seven days
the IT. nrI:ees reserve the right to resell the properly
oes,-so,- jaSEs fHxas 2 2: FITCH: Trustees.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
'sss cs;s.-fa 5RSls RxIs e E. GfrcH, Trustees.
SATURDAY, November iOtt. ISL, al same time
'1% nossifss 5RMEs RMs E. FITCH, FFGTECnaES Trustees.
!5b @
'isos Hoss-iama 5RSEs s T. FITCH. fffEThfE' Trustees.
nyIHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
IOEsDAf, November 27th, Isl, at sa me time and
'','s, 5AMEs RMs !. T. FITCH. FFrrSfIk'{ Trustees
=. 1: ELL, Salesmsn noy0eo
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EHuMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES sALsoF IMPROVED PROPERTY

In GEORGETOWN
BY virtue OF Q deed Of trust. dated November "A
18th, A. u. lS2 aud recorded in Llber No
49, at folio se3, 4 will sell at public auction.
IA front OF the premises, WEDNESDAY, nrb
day Of December, lS7, st O'Clock o. m those psrts
of lots Nos las and l6 In Beals addition 20 George
town oe-crib u ss follows: Beginning on the east
side 81 Green street ) feet and inches south from
Beal street thence south - feet inc aes. thea o.
east 10 feet. thence north - feet inches ami
thence west l0 feet TO the beginning proved with
q frame Dweiins hon e
Terms One third cash: resi3pe In two equal nay
ments al and y months, th interest, secured Nv
trust SO deposit when the property l. struck on
All convey sncin and recording purchaser cost
Terms 10 be complied with I'm sevea day. sfer safe
nov22 dts sAML @. DAVIDSON. T.ustee
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
PEBEMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
IkUkkD PROPEhrY ADJOINING THE
MkplCAL MUSEUM, on TENTH sTREEr
BhIMEEh 3 AND y, No. 5IS, NORTH
On nMkDNkSDAT AFTERNOON. Noyep1. IA
Der 2Sth, lS7, ct 4 o'cl OK, in front Of the N
premises vill sell part OF Lot No. II. in s.
sqoare S1 fronting about 10 feet thu east side Of
hth stree, between and y, by depth OF about g.
Ho 5lS.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in aud II months.
With interest At per cent. per snnum, aud secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold Convey
sncins st the cost of the purchaser. 100 deposit
required At time Of sale.
noy22-dSds THOMAS BOWLING An.
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OPENING SALES TO COMMENCE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Al,
At IO.3 O'Clock q. m. and 80 p m. at the Store
No. SOB SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post Office


And to continue every day Until the entire stock is
disposed or Heads of Families aud Trade Buyers
are tlcuarly r. quested to attend these Sales as
.uch inducements have not hitherto been offered fn
the citizens Of W Washington.
W. McCRYsTlL, Assignee.
THOMAS DOwLING, Auct novlast
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RUeTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
L Pk0xED PROPERTY ON N STREET
NORTHWEST. NEAR THE CORNER OF
10TH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the u. o., passed in equity cause No 5,572. h4
i shall offer for ssle. by public auction, on.2.2
TUESDAY November 2sth, ", at O'Clock D. m.,
IN front OF the premises, Lot numbered l9l nine
teen, and improvements, In Square numbered (l4O)
one hundred sr d forty.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash, aud balance In
SIX, elye aud eighteen months credit payments to
bear interest from OF sale, aud be scored the
satisfaction Of the Trustee. S0O depos required
on acceptance of bid, and the terms OF sale to be
complied with In ten dsys On non com pliance, the
Trustee the right TO resell at risk AMI cost
OF defsultng purchaser
JOHN O. FAY, Trustee,
435 7th street n.
r. A ADARNEILLE, Auct. Rep novH-eoSd
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AUCTION SALES.

THlA EVkNsnS
pEkEAPTCkY SALE
AuttIilos
FINE holiday PRESENTS,
Commercins on
"AoNhspAf hohNISG. November II 1877,
AUCTION STORE oFM fhs .uerSsrr,x
SUI seventh street, between II and / noithxes..
VIII be sold, vithou, reserve. q, ,nr.,..-
sIoek OF nne freuch, English and American II yy
Sniha loecorated and plain, Dinner Tea and A
Io.!et sets; also, an assorted stock Of ali kinds
81 a. y and Z. q, Crockeries Of every descrtpfio1
aple cutlery, Plated Ware; French, Bohemisn and
Amertt 40 glassware OF every de<cri ptioD
Restaurants, Housekeepers, and the Public Geper.
ally are IL yited TO attend ei
Bale I'LL continue every morning and eveniny
until the whole stock fs sold
X. G. MOOR. Salesman
n. AUGENSTEIN, Auctioneer
noNW-dtdec3 SOS 7th street northwest
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, November 2Oth, 1877, az same time and
psSs nSss.,ama fpwFs fnMEs 9. GHTTTER, Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TIL sTEEY SALE OF THREE COMFORTA-
BILE TWO.sTOKY BRICK HOUSES, ON
STREkTS NORTH
By virtue Of three deeds Of trust, dated Oct. II
"a, 1875, and recorded In Liber SUI, at folios f:.
on MONDAY, the I'd day Of December, 1871, at A
O'Clock m in front Of the premises Lots aos 5.
each lot being improved win Q comfortable brick
dwelling house.
Terms: The amount of Indebtedness secured by
each Of said deeds, with expenses Of sale in cash;
the balance at 6, II and Is months, to be ured by
Is sold, and ancing and recording st purcna-
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
THOMAS DOWLlHG, Auct. novl4 dts
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1877 GREAT 1O41
PENNSTLK1NI4 1O"

TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Aag,afceu Equipment.
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'NHOAAs BOWLING, Auctaoussr.
CHOICE GOODS AT AUCTION FOR THE HoI.
IDAYS.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Novem- ~
per u, lsII, coa u,encing at 10 o'clock, aud ~
hNkhlNG at ., and continuing ct these
nours until the " hole stock IL disp posed of,
shall sell Tor q gentleman retiring from bnsin-ss,
eompristg 8 nne Silver plated Wars ana Table Cut
Ety OF the be American msnufscture: French
emma Dinner, Tea, aud Toilet Sets, Masolica Vases
and Urns, and Ornaments of every descrf on to-
g.ther with many useful and ornams ntal articles
not Necessary to enunerate,
This sale Is one worthy the attention Of the public
es the goods ar first class and must ne sold Will tie
on ehhioition After Monday a. my sslesrooms
Terms cash. THOMAS INNING
noyl9 ancfio,asr
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
LAW Books.
SUPERB LIBRARY

EDWIN l.. STAN ron, ESQ,
To Which Has Been Adder
AN EXTENSIVE LAW LIST,
embracing Dig cts, English sod American ,~~s
Reports, Text Books, State and fedsrsl Re h&41
ports, etc., ETC., SR
IN FISE LIBRARY CosDIrroN.
To be 8 Id at my auction rooms oorner Penusyl-
yania ayenue and llth street, on MONDAY, TUES :.
DAY and WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS, Hovemb IT
20, 2S and IS, ls77, commencing at 30 o'cloc k
Catalogues now ready.
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWETNG,
loy2O-7t Auc.iOneer,
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nyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
IL UESDAY, November 27th, ISL, at same time and
place. EDWIN y. GU rrER,( r..
J. I. COLDWELL, Salesman. noy1-eo
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TO WHOM 1T MAY OONCERN.
"A certain Pronissory Note made by J ohm Heryey
Nichols for l6 81, dated Dec smber 18th, l576 psy
able to the order of s. A. Terry, two nths after
date, and endorsed by 8. A. Terry and C W. Bal.
loch. Was protested by me February 18th, lT5. The
owEer the eof will please psy the sni charges
thereon, otherwise IL will bs sold for the same at
public sale, at the suc.i,u horse OF p. Foley, No.
Sll 7th street northwest, ia Washington. ID. q, on
SATURDAY November Attn, ls77, At 10 O'Clock
Am. W. L. JOHNSON, Notary Pablic,
0t3 7th street.
large sse Of FURSITURE on the same day, CON-
nercIpg al 10 O'Clock, a. same place
r. FOLEY, AuctiOnesr,
nov2O-4t SII 7th str. ct
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
AND THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
TIE LAKE,. Capt j.. WHITR, leaves
OH stre et wharf. until further notice, - aK~A
every Onday. wednesday and Fri
day, at o'clrck cJDnecting with steamefs Tor
Boston, Providence spd other Northern points, Re-
turning, leaves Nolf * every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at O'Clock D
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMSON, Captain JOHN
b; WoOD, leaves her wharf foot Of R-
ON street, three times week-Ek5N
Tuesdays at . O'Clock a.. m, for Cone
river Thursdays at Z O'Clock a. n for Uurroman
and LeonardtOwn; Saturdays at Z o'clock g. m for
CurrIoman and Leonardtown.
For further Information apply at the Office over
Metropolitan Bank, Knox's Express Office, or at the
Comp pany's Wharf, foot of 9th street.
Baggage called for on application At Knoxs Ex-
press Uffice. SAMUEL BACON, Pres't
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sATUkpAY, November I'd, 1877. at same time and
place; ac:s...,. EpWIS M 9. GUTTER, Trustees.
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uutil
eAICRDAf, November lOth 1877, at same time
AhS notsifSs 1tMf 1pMFS Z. Tr EETTrTER, Trustees.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TkUsTEEB eALE OF THBEE-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING On THE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH,
BE1WkxN D AND STREETS NOkTH-

10, Iol4 and recorded IN Ltber No Io5, foio ~.
80, of the land records of the District Of Oo-x
lumbia, will sell at public auction In front OF the
premises, on y FRIDAY, the 3Oth day Of November,
A. D. l67, at tlock D. M all that certain parcel
Of square No. 446, in the city Of Washington, ID. o..
With the improvement, consisting OF three-story
Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash lof which o2oO
must be paid at the OF sale and the basncs ct
six and twelve months, with interest at seven per
centum per annum, secured By deed Of trust and
policy Of insurance Taxes 70 December 81. lz7, 70
Be aid out Of the purchase money
VIII. r. MArTiSGLY, Trustee.
WASH. B. WILLIAmS Auct. nov2O
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G. M. TOwSON 4 CO.,
036 Pa. ave., south side,
nov6 eotr Near 7th stree, northvest
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GEORGE 8. LOvETf, Trustee.
THOMAS DOWLlN0s Auct. poyJe- cod
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
A FIENDISH FATHER.

Patrick Ward, aged seventy years. had been for
some time living with his married daughter, Ellie n
Butler, at No. $50 West Fifty-eighth street, and a
few days ago ho presented his daughter with stove
and ton Of COAL Since then he had some difficulty
with her and compelled by her husband to leave
the house. He demanded the return OF the stovo and
COAL but the husband refused TO return thom, claim
ing that they were no moro than remuneration ior
the board which no had received at his house. At
about ten O'Clock yesterday morning Mrs Butler re-
plenished the fire from pail of coal which she had
just taken from the cellar. and Immediately after
ward terrific explosion shook the house and scat
tered fragments OF the stove all dlrcc-
tions, OF the pieces striking Mrs Butler
In the abdomen injuring her severely but
not seriously one-year-old child OF Mrs.
Butler's was In the room but escaped injury
IN racu lousv. On examining the coal scut,le about
pound OF powder WAS found tied up In small bags OF
black paper muslin, which could not be distin-
Ruished from the coal save by careful
examination. Detective Schmittberger OF the
Twenty-ninth precinct, was detailed by Captain
Williams to investigate tho cause OF the explosion,
and last night detected Mrs. Buffers father the
OF placing number OF similar bags OF powder among
the coal IN Mrs Buffers bin. Ward arrested aud
locked up In the Thirticth street station.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
WILLIAM BROWN In LIMBO.

Mrs. Lewis, resident OF Philadelphia, whilo on
visit 10 this city in February last was Knocked down
robbed The corner OF Prince street and Broad
way Her assaant was young man, whose de-
scrption, givon by the LADY, led tho police to be-
Iicve him TO bs one William Brown, who was wanted
for robb,ng William Purcell, Of No. 100 Christopher
street some three months before Of $85 and several
suits of clothing. II was afterward learned that
Brown had gone to Chicago On the 10,h Of last
10 Greene street, whicn nettcd tue roboer
gold watch and $176 The reported TO
tue police and placed tho hands OF Detective Owen
Haley, of the Broadway squad, who became satisfied
upon investigation that Brown had returned to the
city the culpriL He got his track and
cccdcd arrestng him last nignt stable nj No 70
East Washington square. Wne IN this city Brown
resided at No. 100 Christopher street he was locked
up in tho Fifteenth precinct station house
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

GREEy-CoRBoULD. AT the residence OF the BRIDES
grandfather, John Palmer, Esq, Newtown. l.. H. No.
vembar II, by the Rev. Samuel Cox. ID. D.. AUGUSTUS
G. GREEN to MARY A. CoRDouLD, daughter OF Mrs
Robert r Corbould.
HAMxASN-BRowN- Thursday, December o, 1877,
the residence oi the BRIDES parents. by the Rev
John A Todd, d. d.. vALExTrSE HAMMASs, of Now
York FANNIE, youngest daughter OF William Brown
OF Tarrytown.
MiLLARp-LE RoY.-At New Hamburg. N. Y, De-
cember 5. 1877, by Rev. ]. X. Wight CHARLES
MiLLARD 10 FRASKiE E., eldest daughter OF Captain
Peer lie Roy.
NUGESr-Rorro.-On Wednesday, December s, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents 23S 5th St, by
the Rev. John Parker Of Brooklyn, THOMAS NUaESr
and EMMA A. RorTo both OF this city.
TRYox-CoFFIN.-At Athens, N. Y, on Thursday,
December o. by Rev. Alan ID. Campbell, BENJAMIN
TRyoS, Jr, of Coxsackie, N, Y, to Miss JESSETTE
COFFIN, OF Athens, N. Y.
WooLMAN-N oRcRoss.-On Thursday, Dccomner g.
at st Luke's Church, Montcla,r N j., bv tho Rev.
J. L. Maxwell. GEORGE s. WooLMAS, OF New York, aud
EFFiE NoRCRoss.
Philadclrhia papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
THE Won EIDA TRIAL.

At Fiemington, N. j., the Won Eda murder trial
entered upon its fourth day this morning, aud the
court room crowded with Spectators Tho inter-
est increases the case progresses and the defence
Is evidently making impression upon the jury and
the public by its exhibition OF Won Eidas poverty at
the time Willie Harvey was In his employ. Mr..
X. Mcdowell and hts wife, residents OF Lam
bcrtsvie, both testified that they were at
Won Eda's place and saw the boy Willie Harvey after
his ieet had been frozen. They also testified 10 hav
ing ADVISED tho removal OF the lad 10 the hospital
Phisdelphia. Tho boy did not want TO go fret ana
told Mrs Won Eida he was coming back 10 live with
them when he got we'll Won Eida had no money tn
pay their fares to Philadephia and he took the boy
there soon as ne was able to procure railway
passes, which were eventually furnished him. The
case will PROBABLY DO concluded on Monday next
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
BEECHLR AND BABIES.

~ baptized twenty -four babies this afternoon" said
Mr.. Beechor In his talk last night ~ was at the
Bethel at the social reception OF the married womens
Bible GLASS; hold to-day at that mission Without any
disrespect to you wish to bear testimony those
babies, though OF humble parentags, were just good
looking and just as attractive as any that ASSEMBLE
around our platform Plymouth Church, now and
then, on Sunday mornings Two or three
OF them were evidently predestined to be
preachers, though they did not show
much judgment in timing the exercise OF their
gifts" Mr. Beechcr then gave sketch Of the lab0rs
OF tho members OF this Bible GLASS; accompanied by
some practical reflections thereon He then intro
duced Mr. Maillard Of tho new York Port Society,
who related several very interesting facts connec
tion with the sailors mission.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
A FEW coNUSDRUMs.

To THE EDITOR HRRALD:-
Please answer. II you can, the following conun.
drums:--
First-What is the occasion OF this newly developed
zeal on the part OF the Police Commissioners TO on
force the Excise aw2
.Second-lt General Order No. 203'' Is In force
throughout the city why should arrests 10 confined
the side oi lower Broadway, and the west side
saioons ana sample rooms escape
Th,rd-Wby should old established, reputable
saloons the east side O lower Broadway bc perse-
cu.ed by repeated arrests one aay, and business
broken up, while al the same time from Wall to
Fulton street tho bars IN restaurants til ronged
with patrons turned away from the rst places
Fourth-ls such discrimination, exercised against
men who mean 10 obey the law--wbo cheeriully pay
every tax imposod--who faithfully fulni every duty
required IRON good citlzens, just and equitsbcS
INQUIRER.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
A QUESTION OF RIaHT.

To THE EDITOR rnE HERALD:-
desire to call your and tho publIc's attention TO
the action oil the Excise and Police Comm issoners in
relation to the receipts given to applicants Tor licenses
A very respectable liquor dealer tells mo that, In
April last, he renewed his license The had had .
license Tor over twenty years., paid his money, got
his receipt aud was told tLat when his certificate
ready they would notify him. Since thon
he has applied for the certificate: has been told that
they would notify HIM when 1t was ready and that he
all rlgnL He mas no liccnse; holds their receipt
IS willing to give that receipt up II they will give him
III return either certificate or ms money. They VIII
DO neither Is this just or honest or even decent?
They keep what they get and give return Is there
way make these people do their dutyf Publicity
might do II, SO call your attention to IT Yours
truly w. l. WRlGHf.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
A TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The several lodges Of the Indcpenuent Order Of
Good Templars in tho counties OF Rockand, West
chester, New York, Richmond, Kings, Queens and
Sulos-iormins the Tenth district Of the STATE
through their delegates mot IN convention at
AmcrIcus Hall, No. 10 Grand street. Williams burg,
yesterday last night Grand District Deputy Jonn
J. Rogers presided, and the morning and afternoon
sessions occupied the receipt oI reports from
the lodges. The night session was spent
In discussion oi the temperance question in
us present pheses Resolutions were passed
indorsn NJ the action OF tho Police Boards IN New York
ana Kings countless and calling Tor the passage of
amendments 10 the present law, until " should
amount 10 positive prohibition. Arrangements were
thcn made extend order and the Convention ad-
journod at half.pasL eleven O'clock II NJ
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
OLD GUARD BALL.

The Old Guard will give grand military ball at tho
Academy OF Music tho latter part Of January. Asn
will be the only military ball given NJ tho Academy
this season large and brilliant gathering Is OK
peeled.
The New York herald., 1877-12-08
JosIE's CLUSTER RINGS.

Patrick Donohuo. arraigned before Justice Morgan.
In the Jefferson Market Court yesterday. charge
OF grand larceny, male by Josephine Campbell, OF
No. "A West Eleventh street. who CO planned that be
held for examination. He denies all knowledge
Of the whereabouts OF the property
The New York herald., 1877-12-08

seventh street; owen Moynagh, No. 1852 scvcnIh
avenue.
TwRyrY.YRsr PRECINCT Norman Bohlen, No. 19s
Lexington avenue; Charles Worth, No. 32l East
Thirty-lourth street; George sturen No 14l Second
avenue William W ich No. 440 Third avenue; Joseph
Ian, u.s. No. w. elS - FIRST ' avenue John Kearney,
No. 662 Second avenue; Aida Lutte, No. 24I
East go twenty eighth street. John q. Butcnsr, .ss
1hird avenue; Patrick Luren, No. 643 First avenue
Anton Rach, No 50a Third avenue; Patrick Burns,
TWENTY SECOND PREcIxcr.-Fredcrick Hortman. No
sl2 Eighth avenue; Max Henner, No. 139 West Fifty
avenue avenue james Reilly No. ea7 Sixth avenue %
1wESTy-FYrH PRECINCT. III. wellbrook, No. 1873
Maiden ianc; Frederick Bonncnbrcd, No. 90 MAIDEN
lane; Conrad s.egman, No. 239 Pearl street; Arthur
Boycc, No. As whitehall street; Henry Holman, No.
AZ Nassau street; Rudolph Laig No. 20 South street
William T. Gallagher, No. Pine street; LOUIS Eugcl-
king, No. IS Fulton street; Michael Eagan, No.
Is New street; Daniel OKeefe No John street /;
Robert stack 10. "a Broad street, Fred Muller, No
Al Front street: james a. Hamilton. No. whitehall
street; Hammond Muller, No. ~ Pearl street; Gustav
schuck, No. u Maiden lanej William Kennedy, No
Charles Jarnetti No ~ Broad street; George Edich,
No. SO William street; A. HUGS, No 176 Pearl street;
Bening, No IS New street; Matthew j. Gleason, Nc.
81 South street; August kunne, No Front street
Il A. Hack, No. "a whitehall street; CHRIS; Kramer,
No. 176 Pearl street; John ii. Rankin, No
han str street; T VIM sarsssat s No TO- 90 = william Hun
william Koch, No. 81 Broadway; John II. carr, No.
81 south street; Charles lmmen, No. 81 Maiden Lane;
john GumeIIc, No. Water street; Theodore A. Hal
lock, No. II Nassau street, IL. 0hmcs, No LAG Fulton
street
TwESrY-sEvESru PREciScr. Heinrich Kahrs, No.
100 Cedar street; George Nciman, No. 2S Greenwich
street; James Longwiil, No. 80 Washington street
james McCuc, No - Rector street
TwESTy.NISTH PRECIScr.--John Ryan, No. 1872
Broadway; Albert Wendt, No 93l Broadway; Freder-
ick Kellerer NO l30 Park avenuo; Henry Stole, No.
g West Twentynth street; William Grund, NO.
3lS Fourth avenue; Charles Lovers No 46l
sixth avenue; Charles Schroeder, No 0J1 Broadway;
Charles Henry, No 4S2 Sixth avenue; Leon RaDutcu.
No. $50 sixth avenue; Bernard Cunningham, No.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-15
a Good Thing for wheeling.

BALTIMORE, August l3.-.Mr. n. Gull,
ford, the General Freight Agent OF the
Baltimore & Ohio, announces that begin
ming on Thursday, August 10Th, the "Bal'
timors & Ohio Express" will receive ex.
press freight, packages and G. o. D. col
iections Tor Cincinnati, Portsmouth,
HilIsboro, Chillicothe, Marietta and all
stations on the Marietta & Cincinnati
Railroad and branches; Columbus, New.
ark, Zanesville, Cambridge and all sta.
tons on the Central Ohio and Straitsville
divisions Of the Baltimore u Ohio; Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Parkersburg, Staunton
and all intermediate points. Early no.
tice;itis stated, will DO given OF the ex-
tension Of the express 10 Saudusky and
Chicago, st. Louis and Louisville.
The Adams Express Company also
makes the announcement that Il will con-
tinue to forward with unriyalled prompt.
ness and security" money valua6Ies, aud
all kinds Of merchandise to Frederick,
Hagerstown, MartinSburg, StRunton,
Winchester, Middlstowp, Newton, Cum.
berland, Piedmont, Wheeling, ParEers.
burg, Uniontown, Pa,, Dunbar, Pa, and
Connellsyille, Pa.
One OF the effects Of tho competition is
a considerable decrease in the rates OF
freight on express matter now forwarded
by the Baltimore and Ohio US compared
with those formerly charged.