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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03

NEW YORK, October Z.--COtton -
Firm at llt@ltc. Flour-Heavyi
very moderate business; receipts 1900
barrels; No. z s. OO(d,4 70, superfne
western 81 75Ca,5 30; common 10 good
S5 GOG,5 95; good 10 choice IS 95CB6 30
white wheat extra 80 3j(a7 10; lsncy
81 l5d, s 50; extra Ono IS GO(97 10; 81
LOUIS $5 75lG.S so; Minnesota patent
process s. 50CalO % Rye Flour
Steady 81 "a OOG4 G5. Corn Meal
Uuchar ged. Wheat Lower; receipts
l24.OOO bushels; No. Milwaukee, 81 "a
AL 85; No. 3 do 81 3lGl 81! uDgraded
red winter 81 45Cd1l a.; No. spring sell
Ter October 81 2Slgl 27!; seller Noyem
bsr 81 25I6l II. Rye Stesdy; No. 2
western f2c Barley-Dull and heavy;
Canada 825Na Csc. Mslt-Firm. Corn
Clo.ed dull; receipts l65 OOO bushels; un-
graded western mixed 57G5s!c; steam
mixed 5sG,5stc. Oats-Higheri receipts
5000 bushels; western mixed and state
32G37c; whi.e western 3S(g46c. Hay
and Hops-Quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO, October 2.-FlouT-Suady
and in good demsnd Whest-Aclive
snd a shade higher; No 2 Chicago sp-ing
81 IOt cash; 81 e549l 05i seller October;
81 O24 seller November; 81 02tC9l OFT
seller year; No. 3 81 05!; rejected 94c.
Corn Unsettled but generally higher at
4zEc cast; 42.c seller November 4l!c
seller year, rejected 42c. Osts-Q1iet
st 23lc cash; 233c seller November; At
N,24.c seller year; rejected 2lc. Rye
Quiet and frmer a. SIC. Bsrley-Duil
and lower ~ 59c. Pork-Sirong and
higher, especially for cash, a. Sl4 Do
II "a cash Sl2 95 seller year. Lard
Strong and higher; at IS sos 81 cssb;
, s. IS seller year. Bulk Meats-Fsiriy
active and shade higher st 6tCgSt(so4
Whisky-At 81 08.
/ On Gail Board Whest-Quoted low
er. Corn-Easy st 42!942tc seller
November. Oau-23.9Z3i. Pork
Higher; Sl4 52I seller cAsh and October
SlZ 80 seller year. L4rd-EAsieri - 10
/ n : S5 seller October
NEW YORK, October 2.-Dry Good
-Business moderate with package
houses. Cotton goods quiet and few
makes OF bleacbed shirtings lower. Cot
ton hanneIs in steady request and firm
Prints quiet. Ginghsms and cotton dres
goots in good demand. Mems wear o
Yoolens quiet RIsnnels IN steady re
quest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
ReaumfnY Work.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, October 2.-The
miners are resuming work al the 10 per
cent. advance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
WHEELING, WEST yIkGIHlA.

w ESrABLI-HED 1870.
Has fine and elegantly furnished rooms:
a thorough Commercial course, and also
gives thorough instruction Ia any or all
the common English branches. SESSIONS
day and evening. lndiyi uhl iDSu uction.
Call at co lege ONCE or address
ag27oawegzb J. N. FRASHFR a 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

The great interest OF all nations and In
our own thrilling history OF 100 years
makes this book sell T. ster than any other.
Three books In one, beautifully Illus
trated. Low price, quick sales, extra terms
send for circular. J. g. HcCBRDY 60,
philadelphia. Pa. splZb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
Raap Rail-

CHICAGO, October 2-Chicsgo l3,
Cincinnati l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03

STATE BoNDs-CluIet
STOCKS The stock market, with the
exception OF the Western Union Tele-
graph, which declined 3c for no appsr
ent reason, has been strong, and prices
have advanced sG2 per cent, with the
coal shares, the Granger stocks g. q. G..
IL [, Ohio and Mississippi and Qoicksil
yer preferred leading the market, while
the Improvement in the rest o! the list
WAS slight. The closing prices were n
traction Of the highest rates, but the
market was quite firm. The transactions
were 1877 900 shares, ol which 5000 were
New York Central, 1000 Erie 10000
Lake Shore, 1000 Northwestern com
mon, 1000 preferred, 1900 Rock leland,
2l,OOO st. Paul common, 5000 prefer
red, 10000 Ohios, 1900 Wabash, 900
Delaware and Hudson, 2,4OO &. G. *
|. c., 10000 Delaware, Lsckawsnna and
Western, 5000 Michigan Central, 1900
C.. g. &. IL l., 2,400 Morris and Essex and
~ 600 Western Union.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03

ness.
, 1877-10-22

once. iudEe'. !. '1ohnson, John Chipp, Adam,
'snnu sins9; tid. IeSra'es IN VA, rr.,~,,, .,,,
He!y Eight he!.:s.e..
,s 'nm e., Msai.a .,r: ~
IT.. Fred bocsncs, Thomas Eeksrt Eight dele.
1aacs 1ga':,, ,ro,,-v, o.a,,..., :, ...., 1.5..
" " q Wsman, j. u. Efn7cr. \. u. Whitney.
F'xG ne!eyate.: n,.,-t,,.,.. ,x., .,,. u.,.
cstrr. "o'S'
ruth Sard-Nos. B0t an3 am West Madison
ttrcet. Judges: T. =: Albright, j. l.. Fuiten, j.
II. Evants. Fifteen delegates:
7h'.'s<<4mb ~ nab ma'a.%s.s Hnks sttset. near tl;e
earnes o. hooey, "aoHes, w. y, M'iiiam'. y. T.
SaI M1. " E"} ~; ; a:.S!f usses.
Fo1t,sN's !tNn--.e ~ ;sott", ehtlt Ascnhc.
near Miiwaukce nscnnc;, Lnast. .iat''es Malonct
Edward 7hompson' N" n. 'e'n'as''' SEne dele.
ga:cs; ~. H. ,,.,
rt'hM mas'Hn. 1,s.; uai saa9ftse rl,se'' enfnsf
Splaann:, y; ~. Sr1"' ~, ",'eH Ns ."SHcs'
,1;.. 'rr.'"n nIt. ~ srSwa1s ssa etfses;
1'oe.c. Si1 aersts-. ,a:'t. o.,. ~, s.,u.,.,
.,."n,. i,,,o, n'Hft II, t.a.'1 m"" aens"fk
Mteci< et "Hu2. s.,s. Y; nnrtn"sa. Seofse l..
, Enan',e"" h".h,.n'1h s,ae lnsnet'Ha!'.
HnMGcs. II . -. acnr5 oaochef' '".
,,.!n,"s Inmn u m9 fg.x- 'n"h.na'4 yhaRcs.
de1csatee,, ,'t,2. :, ,,,<-roxn.,,,u ,u... ,,.,,.o
!.na - ."ST TLlnwn tin,l. 'aases "nNn !ihii.
ft1ah i"strF: nu'"7 Eo."Msu. F!'E ne'cH4e';
~ ua.as u.t.n u'., rass, s""%ss' . ttsa
uatc, ,.mI., '' 'se"'' Hs'st s''e 2''"' 4"' oec'
aa1s.; ,,.,t ,.s,.. u.u,, -
W,.1 :, n,s;, r'"Izerr MlIfnn ~.
Isn5. a5,.;aa Mas.'" ' n''a''''' H. a. hoohs' '"o
aeFGatsf. rr,, -,
~ tn,EGnTiH"I.MnnI I'aers. ',eat Ih7fres,
Iatoes1 "leont "s'ham II th"reh' "f' Two
'cir4atee. ,., ,.., ,,
kt1s.Mgnw14Mn.aia'' M.1si. % .nagce. nas:F rear.
1T. "'.'''n' @arhes' i"'"'a Ato"n'E"'' ioaF
T.,.a
yuase. u ths psII'latS tisstns are natttn.
aas,s ~ ,i't' 49,. tat ."'' te.
IT, a,s"a.rm, wi1c!l Mtln a1'op1ca W tne p'k
, 1877-10-22

favor Of a larger measure OF libcrality toward
foreign tn!khions, as somc return for Har1or'h
eafritice of riches and honor w7ille working out
mars redemption. Tie also presented etattstics
showing the great extent of American Baptist
missiouary effort. in foreign lands, and the
markell tucrrss OF the past year. TIE chl!cc-
tion>, sill, were devoted to the relief Of the
destitute in Inlin.
IN i1.r nficrnt,nn, at the anniversary Of the
Illinois State sfitstrD, 1)r. Stone, of Bloo!nfnc-
ton. lfcoctcd The additions to the chMrc1l
through the agcs,cy oF the State Mission hal
hccn ncarly ~ tast ycar. The prospcct vas en-
tt,t'ragna txecnt .lat the B,anl vas embar.
raFsci l,y u 6f.ttt, debt, to meet which pledges
ntlnuntins to 1,sM we1c made Al once.
fhr evening n,erttnv, an immcn:c gathering.
waa IL. anniversary ut tho American Baptist
!'nhtientt''n .*ocfrty. The Rev Z. q. Thur, OF
chicago nta'Ie an allie address. The Rev. Ewing
"nee singing tcE'nol teacher q tht p!are, ,i.et,
tn rfsarru nt the Inward Mission In View
furk City. a1ri of late years mission.
ary At l:une, Italy. !lc ..rcvtwed
tho irnsress VI tie eyarEglsxnttpn u Italy b!
The ,!astfihut'nn Of Bibles and other rcl!aioue.
work, mud r,'zanls.i Kumc a. . very promising
fell. At tatc el,sc VI his address lie pr"tcnted
fo Gnv. fHlintn. a. M old pcrtot1al friend, I
rhnto-raph 't ti'e '!o3-cart which Was driven br
thr Italian tEc-tnl tH,rtctrs whn cntere'i Rome
with tf~tuf E!nas,ticl's army, aso with u,c u
The k'rrluw ut HE Vatican. by workmen Of the
linl'ai Bible suiety, the first published corsl-
pl.tc IN F;fs1,e without I,apa! interference.
The Asss'ei.:ta rcs',snes fts sessions to-rnoF-
r";s. n'nt continues two ttays further.
Nai. u. ". In.alIs, fniiIan Agent in The In
dian Territory, In. arrived with TOUR delaware
lrltin girls, Baptist converts. to attend tho AS
eutiAtitH.
, 1877-10-22

stnns1nolnt Of Interpretation talscn hr any ono
sect, yoti will linl tlIerr moral beauty "iltcfI
may we'll la: confessed to bc the "ht III t!e
.iren If the past. W. only til" channel nions
which arr running the watcfa which rt1l ycstcr.
.lay. Az tlsr Nile over!laws long aFtsr the great
rains fail, and far nwap from wfw!e they fell 80
ulr tgl ts nhiy All overflow caused ly The hurst.
Ing of clouds Witch arntc from, t"r'znn MT
orr bwr ntl fiji In tnrrcnts IN lands not at our
Iget. With this feeling VI per"hla' i'm 'lgniil.
callre, cDnlr SC AMI sttiIy ihr centuries thai
a Sc, or = prairie, and, while Tins pont,cr,tg,
confess the mighty Influence ~ that l1lnral
eauty seen in Christ's right, In Ills love. In slts
hcrnistn.
II In the abstract you can make some crEti-
elstn 0r fnd tanc defect IN the life Of Jesus, Mt
least rcnlcullhr that II there he sotnr 'lefec.
hrrc tho worl'l has Mt, other moral l,rantv 40
rlgnlr that wc need hold tt'i" ~ being thrar.
All tie known physical lnreln"ss II III ialc, the
hsi1nni, forms yoil lure Will return 10 dust. tn.
galleries IT art will cr,,mle, esae yott viii 20
away from lhcus not many ycara hcn"c: anil. II,
ylew Of t!Its perfect surrender, slIals We nut III.
clare :hc snpre'ne ra'nc Of tsat spiritual charm
that lies within Tho et,u1f Ami ttfe being the
pearl oE greatest price. whv nt cs'lfcse thai .sf
this mnrnl perfection Chrikt Is tha Way, The
truth. and the ftsc; lhc ratIl townrl II, the
manr.shfcd truth Of this prizc, the !nsptratt"n
John anil Paul: It ,lazz!ci snr.l'Ivs, Unit! she
luvch no longer vIcr. hut tic beautiful; and IL
l,ds held n,at,y generations nf the hiclt md The
low hY II. pure and ncver.fa'ltnE light.
rowar,l ills ttAr the shfpwretketl mariner has
lookel from the tlcyourinE ,lcrp. Towar1iit .llc
slave has rim. fleeing from his bondage. THIS
moral beauty fstslnlInc.I the ccniur lea wrve tlir
Frotcstanta fourlt. and that gra,Hl kcventcen.f.
century when tic Catttsics famed forth II.
pisty and c1t1ucnce. IL has bcrrl u midnight
lamp by the dying bed VI the ornisan aud the
furrnkun. II In. bern grcnt. glowing sunsrt.
decorating the ct,aIn,rrs wl,crc t!oac great in
empire ur III learning were tnuing Tie day o1
thiS 1lft
, 1877-10-22
FIRES.
A COAI. NINE AnLAZE,

A coal. MIME AnLAZE,
!aprttaf Et*uateh to 7h< <ntngo Triasns.
Tn1LApELr1flA, Ta.. Oct. 2l.-A spcctA! TO
tho Iin1t fn,m Scranton says an alarming FIRE
IL raging ut the depth Ut nearly 400 feet below
the eur!arc VI tho Garth arouud the chambers Ut
the Jcrmyn cotIcry, situated .n that city. It
originated vi Wednesday last. When miner
With lighted lamp entered \ portion OF tile
workings That had been tll'cd with gas. The
fire commenced with several stroug Jets Of gas
Or blowers tllat eaino rushing through the deep
sllh,rrraueab issures, nnd LII short time hugo
muses. Ut ct,al wese Ii ianrs. Several Of the city
fire uIn,,al,lcs hayu been working constantly
during the past two days In hllt-hour reiaYs.
but the distractions Aru such u TO render the
hghtin. oi Tie lre slow and hazardous work.
1llr heal Is !ntenac, tho s.uoke IL ulhcarahic,
a,nl te,isolulls .Aulnlsurous Eas Ia generated
almost n rapidly a. It can bn removed by the
immense fan which IA tousiaully g. work, the
stu.,nage nf wl:l! wouli bc followed by fatal
results. 1'lsr .isc has gane,l fralway. aid tic
work nf cxtiNE,lishing Is growing 1nore danger
t,tls, arising from thu iall OF huge masses nf
r.pf, tho release OF new volumes
Of Eas, and the 4ccumulations OF
sulphur 1t is feared that tho process ot food
tne vii! have to bc reso5ted to iu osuer to save
tho Gallery. II SO, Ut least four months will be
required 10 set 1t tu uroper working order again.
Tile Gallery VIA recsiltly constructed, and MAS
vcty valuable,
, 1877-10-22

n, t1.e Communicated tl.u.r who Ian.
cri-h un'rr t1se fatal tevrr,ty Ut our climate
thrnu:i, any pulmonary euu.;'aIht, or even !!sr
wHs n.c IN he:l'!cd c,'nsunIptfua. hr II, means
tst-lmr. Tl'rt |. rufc nni +Grc remedy at hAf.
hta nnn easily Erirt!. . fstthnr'* to'a,'o.nt II
rot. kir'F nj a"d Lfnf." without pos-r.stny the
Is srn,1Nrd ~ The phosphate u. Inns with hcai
iHl ,rnrrtsy which re,,Arrs tho. utt doubty eft.
riri',hr. itc.Aaristlc tctti:npua1s Ut !t.~:rcncy
shown 10 thn.e WHO te-irs ~ rec them. snlA "
4. IT, WtLEul., Glriat.t t. 1.t,.tnn.
, 1877-10-22

as Lnaperlfch, the attorney, Mr.. shobcr as
fntsehkf. anil Miss Dockcl n Dor1, were the re-
deen'iug features, and each ni them tld remark
ably c1ercr acting. Outside ri these characters
thc inlay affords scopc for zcttng, and II would
therefore be Unfair 10 eritictse.
, 1877-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS,


NEhs N}tIIEttftt
The plsy performed by alr. sNas.ter'e Ter
man nr,no,t,. copnopy n, thr S,y fbt.a,-,,
So. ,s.. ,,.,t.'" =. ,.,,.,, ,,'',,'..
tnsasre 'ass e'e''l',- - "ac " '',',, '%easA'
s'ns'',s t.rsss or '.f!esiae, 81 wel1 1 Eno"''
of PLAYS Is rscccl,n.,y 1uau!a. 1T berlin an.l
.,,,o~ a. :, f:.r,,.., ,it,,., ,,.,t i,r,xn t mr.
".hsi 'se ''esa'a' e''.e,. n',A nesse 10y a'e
., n' ,h" a!,r ''' tho ~ eI1, , stca sa s
cotnrtlsus a, cxcc,len. opportunity for display.
,ur t.,rtr versatile ta;rnts. "Eu rich. Arbr.tr
fn,,,ca, 1.hnr,J. I'M anu, ~ ,hn INV rs-.
Hto"e , t'au' ~ vi. "''e =" ~. p'"' Fs4
ths best nj IL class. II has
n yery mir nlot. Il full of Inn mil humor. a,d
anil thr ,nust. Ia mars linn ,r1,n,rt1, p,.uI.
T,,a sa,n., ,,a,. In. hn.,,, ,'a+,nr,,.a, ~. ".
,, !no sums p'as nas peen lNaiosssea o' MI'
aud wus therefore not new to the patrons d. this
ss teatre ~ vas cr"wsd t. IT. % utoss capasltv Ks IS
r~s.f.,i. WHEN The ronitany was not l,y s,,y
mncrs aI us ~ te s prcsct ous crsryoy W wet to ,s
thratrc WITH ihe rxOectatlon OF en-.
joying IN unusually 1nv treat. IT,
ian.is of Mia Cnttrciiy. Who III, ac.,tcrcI
uuitr fl rruutulipn III tllis mart, And It Is In,
fatr to say tnat uouc were disappointed tn their
s5nss.as.s a5ey as 'eis sss . !, as VI,
theatre as ul last evening. Ttr Auuso was
Kit in u continuci rnar Of laughter fr,i,,
lwg;unior TO end, and time pn,, agai, were th,
tn 9t. o. ~ ,aost nra
ui,rlAu.y and shouts Of "Hrayu,''
Of eo,,rsr Miss Cottrel1y as -NargarrtAe hare
off The lion's share uf il,e l,,n.,rs, Bl,,, has
a4e mn any vs itS snss a'ry y' nrs' 1miat
here bceond 10 NJ otlucr (;cTInat,
n..tsc,, bsfurs her. int t,er suucrn actin. nm,
, 1877-10-22

8ptc{ds MspaleA % m E1lcd0o 7F16Nns.
sralaosIxLp, H., Oct. al.--The Illinois Bap-
TIT General Association to-day and this even-
lug held anniversary meetings ut tho Second
Presbyterian Churrh. tho largest in the city,
The meetings were largely attended. Al thu
1aosning services tho Rev. Dr. u. b. Cheney, Ut
Chicago, preached from 6eeoud Corinthians,
eighth eh2otes. uinfh verse. Ne argued III
, 1877-10-22

Sptcta' bscdscA ia 1at tAteaoo 7f1buas.
EAST sAulaAw, Mich. Ost. el.-On the night
Of ths 10Th, three prisoners broke OUT of the
Ionia County Jail and escapeJ. reward OF $50
earh was offered tor ths!r capture. One of them
named Beach, awaiting trial on charge ol safe-
b1eaktnG, vas arrested At Midland lust uIsht,
anI will be tuEue4 over " tbs Sheriff isom t0nls
to-usvEFuw.
, 1877-10-22
0RlJt)ARY.

gneein, DfspateA - Tat Chicago T,15puk
LINCOLN, ILL.,. Oct. ai.-Richari Corwinc,
Ek7.. ono Of orr wca1ttfest farmers, went u
Chicago on tho 18th With An excursion, Nas
stricken down there With trpho.l fever, and
died. The funeral took place In this ctty to-
day. lie was aged about 81, years.
, 1877-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

Fpsrfoi rist,atch to The Chicago Tribune.
LASALLE, ILL.,, Oct. al.-Bshup Foley, Of Chi
cago, administered tho rite Of confirmation to
nearly 40u young persons fu 1t. Patfick's
Church lu ttLs city today.
, 1877-10-22
CRIME.
TIE TEXAS FRAUDS.

asAedai NspaieA ia 1nS Catcaos T1sua4.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. al.-Wills 8.
Webb, Ut Wooleu, Webb d Co.. aud John W.
Ray, Of the Phtlaaelphia Savings bank, urs thu
only two bankers who have been dealing ii,
Texas lands: They both mako statements Of
their operations, aud claim that the strictcst
scrutiny will ruyeal nothing d!sereiltable In
their operations. The Associated Press tcic.
gram as to slo widespread TexN lanl swtndle
u evlvntly false II to the parties In Indlanapo-
liz interested.
, 1877-10-22
a World nf Th0nks IA Dua

TO the hotartt WIN first discovered the virtues ef
The Q"iftd4i SIpoharid, o. soAp Tsco Of ChlI.
1hc vnndcriul CLEANSING and purifying prnrcrts ut
unriralcd efficacy a. prracsyatIse Of tic tecth.
, 1877-10-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

T11r Nnstnsaa-S:hn'* 3fnEaSlnc-Fulf Of
h,sncst ~ raccs: ~ per eca.. IN cnts rer copy,
ny Eauil ur llcstIta;rs. jaime, +. SCOT, pub.
fisher, III Ucaslporn street:
, 1877-10-22

No heller inAnrselnensis II needed fo- EcFnarde
- dontlffee 1t has M cqaa'. iA~k your dtarsiat
, 1877-10-22
THE WEST SIDE THEATRE,

Z
At Wusseru,a1!'s West Side Theatre WIS given
"jA>ckcsc Zchsgs" tLoose Fellows}, a we'll.
known play In tue old country, aud one tha, ID
quite familiar In this aty. having been prr.orm-
cd several tlusas Vt tue New Chicago Theatre, A
large audience enjoyed II greatly las: eYeatny.
and therefore II il ta!r to say that the pertcrn-
ancc Was successful, but there st!l! remains the
fact that "Lockeru Xtls!ge Is tolerable
play upon intolerabie tmuorallt,e&. There
are 20 many German piays for a
manager 10 chooic from that Il
Ia curious X something more enjoyatis could
not b. presented. TIE plays hltarsto produced
perhaps THIS lass uue was merely put un Tor the
cake OF variety. The company did unly fairly
we'll. but swo OF three tersons a!ale up fuF the
deficiencies Of Others IN the cast. MF. Laasxitx
, 1877-10-22
Mt:DEC.Sp..
READER,

Afe ynn Ftss ffo, yaur tst af:ts .u9t secp rad
yonr,st nrs'ly 1nEtsats! s!:l. Ia.AEsasl matter M
ae eptrarT fatI. sI.r. .ssn t': tit t!untist
IL far1;l-a. esis. thrrsht< fs k.1J ~ &clIy lI"~
y r. a.e a!t1 stl CA:,:r. lt," d1i:r lit l.. tfy
link, nni NM fh.f suhr* III I'LL seias esn t..,ty Il
!. :r,Gl' u.4A.s A!1 r!is. nut TT relief. 7" ts
- h-t,tt.i rceit tittI v'ull ~ anl uldi.suIp;
taow thdt Il" laI~at'in. r.ttk HIattgr A".l<s t:ls
fdtfl n'i 1n'l-F1.t4 ths ttftrtat III kIy~ ta: 1ss
t. y .i:,. n' ti.:sth i. ,eGs mi ss.sf!ss ent; y,
Inst II slFs tt htsafJ. Is iisrc tiEs4tht u
|rrila.r itlauntty fsnt. sI. fa,s ,!mf'r III. Oh
}ert hf al l1irtri. 1tr& tt's. wf hhfc trl. .HHnY
tr tu&rriI;u, Win .ut!I ,s lung aI.4y Ut
tlErntAs tit.m If bet c':1ssa4, ;sf1!eAtk ni d.
, 1877-10-22

SOLD NJ ALL DRUGGISTS.
rftta = cents. eSn& b. mali. carefully WRAPPED en-
stcrtt Vt e5 c$Ils fut 1nst = fs STA o. $1 - fos
twsiSs, b. MhAka 4 iNrfflt 1TvpslstoFs, Hustan.
AEt,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-07
Kaspar Auch vs.. william BerrilI.

E,IFTH, DISTRICT COURT FOR, THE
parish Ct Orleans No. 77osaBy virtue . .b o.
hon wss IF the sf1 pstc court Ps
of Orleans. in the above entitled cause. I will
proceed to sell at public AUCTION. at the Mer,
sr a apa naa es
DAY, December II, 1877. at u o'clock m, the fol-
oTTMR5 GR s1bfe SR6UNp together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
and all the rights; ways, privileges and appnr-
tenances thereunto belonging. situated in the
Fourth District Of this CITY,. in the square
bounded by. st. Mary street. Felicity road. Re-
lgious and Rousseau streets. and designated by
the numbers one and two. on plan drawn
by H. Grant. late surveyor. under date of
May 81, 1874, and deposited for reference in the
office of L. r. Kenny, then a notary public in
the parish of Jefferson, in this State Said lot
number one forms the corner of Religious and
st Mary streets. and measures eighty-five feet
nine inches front on st. Mary street by one hun
dred and forty-four feet four inches seven lines
in depth and front on Religious street. and one
huedred and twenty feet in depth on the op-
posite side line dividing it from lot number two
and five feet three inches in width in the rear,
and the said lot number two measures twenty
seven feet five inches five lines front on st.
Mary street, like width on the rear line
a depth on the side line nearest Rousseau
street dividing 1t from lot number three. of one
hundred and tWenty-se feet ten inches five
anu Out-B 1fHcS, huu Ou tue OppOSilt sue
line dividing it from lot number one, it has a
first depth from st. Mary street Of one hundred
and twenty feet thence it runs at right angles
up to Religious street. five feet three inches,
and thence 1t has depth and front on Religious
street of nine feet six inches eight and one-half
lines, up. to its extreme rear line, and the
dividing line from lot number seven. Being
the same property acquired by the defendant
herein by purchase from Valentine Wilhelm,
Jr., per act passed before Andrew Hero. Jr..
notary public in this city. on the sixteenth day
of September, 1875.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
y THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Mrs. M. Fazende VS.. Frederick Kreuter.

E,lFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans. No. s656-By virtue of writ
Of seizure and sale to me directed By the honor
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, will pro-
coed to sell at public auction. ct the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. be-
tween Canal and .Customhouse streets. in the
Second District Of this city, on WEDNESDAY,
December 10, 1877, at IL o'clock M, tho following
described property. to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. together with the
buildings thereon and appurtenances thereun.
to belonging. situated in the Third District OF
this city, designated by the numbers twelve and
thirteen. in the square bounded by Goodchi.l,,
,d1en. Morales. Louisa and Piety streets; said
lots measuring. in American measure. to wit:
Lot number twelve twenty seven feet five inches
front on Piety street by one hundred feet in
depth, and lot number thirteen. being corner
on Piety street by one hundred feet in depth and
front on Morales street. Being the same prop
erty acquired by the defendant herein by pur-
chase from Adam Kreuter, per act passed before
Abel Dreyfous, notary public in this city. dated
seventeenth OF July, 1876.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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JuDrcrAL ADvERrrsENENTs.
SHERIFF. SALES.
Joseph Brandner VS.. Xavier BoIender


THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L parish of Orleans. No. 24.847.-.By virtue
of writ of seizure and sale, to me directed by
the honorable the Third District Court, for the
will proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction. at the
Merchants aud Auctioneers' Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second District of this city. on MON
0f MRRE ef ERT&fs GoTs RoU with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
District of this. city, in the. square designated
on the original plan OF said faubourg by the
number twenty seven, bounded by Seventh,
ignated as lots numbers six. seven and eight as
per plan drawn by W. T. Thompson late sur
yeyor., on the third of May, 1s41. copy OF which
then a notary public in this city. on, the
twentieth of May 1871; said lots adjoin
each other and measure each thirty,one feet
four and one-fourth inches front on Chippewa
street by depth, between parallel lines. of one
hundred and twenty feet: lot number eight
forming the corner of Chippewa and Eighth
streets all English f measure By sabS h.a
front Of said lots WIS increased, as appears by q
receipt of the comptroller and OF the COLLECTOR OF
the then city Of LAFAYETTE, now the Fourth Dis.
trict of this city, dated the twenty sixth day of
June. 1850, and annexed to act in the office of
Joseph Cohn. notary public in this city. on the
nineteenth day of February. 1866. so as to make
in the aggregate the present measurement of
said lots ninety five feet four and our-eighths
inches front on Chippewa street by one hun,
dred and twenty feet in depth. between parallel
lines. Being the same property the defendant
herein acquired by purchase from Joseph
Mathis, as per act passed before the said notary.
Joseph Cobn, on the nineteenth day OF Feb
ruary, 1866.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.