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b.
ANOTHER EXPOSURE OF THE sPrRrrs
has been made, this time in Chicago.
Certain gentlemen OF that city, including
Rev. DR.. II. W. Thomas and Rev. Dr..
Arthur Edwards Of the Northwestern
Christian Advocate determining to invest.
igate the %"phenomena," made a search
Ing examination into the performances
Of DR.. +. A. Huntoon, u celebrated med
Jun on Wabash avenue, and Q. E. Wat
kins, connected with the Bishop troupe
ss 3 mind.reader. The latter was detect
ed in trying to read with his material
eyes the names written on slips Of paper
which he had promised to name by clair
yoyanl power. Huntoon was informed
OF the incident and charged with similar
%imposture. His conscience had already
been troubling him, SO he improved the
occasion TO own up. Ills cabinet was de-
molished, and proved to be a most ingeu-
ious affair. a removable section Of base
board permitted the spirits to crawl in
from the kitchen, and sliding board in
the floor gayeacces1to the paraphernalia.
Spirit photographs had been taken by
calcium lights, and, when those were
turned of, the room, though lighted by a
kerosene lamp, was comparatively dark,
so that ghosts could come and go at their
sweet will without detection. Huntoon
says that he had struggled against his
sense Of rightand the pleadings Of his vile,
but dreaded loss OF occupation, exposure
aud especially the contempt of personal
friends, the spirits Of whose relatives he
had frequently summoned from the
realms Of shade.
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AlHnoNrLETTER

FArRNoST, W. Va, March 16, 1878.
EdItUn ~In,slISyncrr
notice in your columns this morning
flew inquiries from Peter. l very sci.
dom write for papers or indulge in poll
tics, butI would like to ansWer aques.
ton or two for him. He asks Why three
millions Of our country.men are not at
work? II Is because they won't work for
wages that their employers can atflrd TO
pay them, but as soon as thes think their
employers are making a little more than
hty think he OuSM to they strike, and
they stop that works and Of course that
throws othera out not employed directly
in the works, but furnishing material or
in some other way dependent on them.
The result OF which Il the stopping OF
one rolling mill or coal mine, andthrows
from one numbered to two, three or even
"a high as Eve or six thousand men out
Of employment. Another result Is that
men Of capital will not invest IN public
works ksotViny that the result will be -
above stated. And yet the workingman
or the man making all the fuss, Is
directly the cause Of 1t were he not so
blind as not To- be able to see II.
JusrIuE To AL.
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our Wcllsburs Letter.
wELIsDuRo, March IS

w 1850 -
EIlton Inteillsereet.
The little Inconvenience to the travel.
ing public on Friday evening last by a
freight engine on the P. w. & Ky. r. L.
getting of the track at your city and Tor
few hours blockading the road, was all
regulated during the night and trains
running regular Saturday morning.
Passengers were on hand at the depot
here ready for the trains, not knowing,
III the absence OF the telegraph, whether
The obstruction had bean removed or not,
showing by their presence that they had
suticient confidence In the managers Of
the road to lead them to believe that all
had been made right, and sure enough II
was.
Business at the depot is sill on the in.
crease. The depot Il being supplied with
the numerous articles that go far towards
the comfort Of the public and the agent.
A large lamp has been put up on the
depot, throwing a brilliant light on the
platform and track.
Mna. P. Cloudy, an old citizen, has de.
cided TO remove TO Texas, and will offer
. tenement house and two store rooms
with dwellings attached at private sale.
Mr.. Thos. Lyle goes TO Kansas in
April to seek n location.
Prof. Chas. L. Loos Is announced to
lecture on temperance in the Disciples
Church on Tuesday evening, 10th Inst.
Prof. Loos always draws crowded houses
here.
We are glad to notice that w. Il. An.
derson, Principal OF the Wellsburg pub.
lie school is able to be at his post again.
Mr.. Anderson hal been feeling unwell for
some days, and while at the business
place Of q friend remarked that he was
not we'll, and not being disposed to talk
for a few minutes lead his frieudA to
think that be had an attack Of apoplexy.
He had no apoplexy or anything similar
10 il, as we are informed and so author.
lied 10 state. It would be we'll to not be
In q hurry ingiying a name 10 every little
ailment that a fellow has, or report him
dead while alive.
D. W. Suer, left on the s P. N. train
Saturday bound east TO purchase q
spring stock Of dry goods.
J. Apologize 6 Son are renovating
their store room and laying in their
spring stock Of goods.
Parties at Assistance desiring anyinfor.
nation in regard to buying or venting
property in this place or vicinity, and in
search OF manufacturing sites can have
full particulars by addressing the cor
respondent Otuhis Journal. Box Of Wells.
burg. G.B.C.
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BE1LAIRE LoCA1s.-A very pleasant
social party was held at the residence Of
MIR. Mord. Nelson, on 35th street, satur-
day evening.
Cow, OF the Leader, will soon take up
his residence in Bellaire.
P. T. King has purchased one-half Of
John Wiley's lot, on Belmont street, and
will put up q handsome business house
thereon the coming summer.
Regular meeting OF Council tonight.
The Winnebrennarians still continue
their revival meetings in their church Al
Rockenshousers Coal Works.
The Ladies' Association Of the NJ. E
Church meets this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
at the church.
The Ladies' Aid Society ofthe Disciples
Church meet to'night at z o'clock in the
infant class room.
The trial Of the employees Of the Goblet
Company has been postponed until the
second day Of April.
Very little building will be done this
spring, and contractors are looking blue
in consequence.
st. Patrick's Day was not observed
here this year, the first omission for many
years.
The directors Of the B. & s. W. Rail.
road met yesterday evening.
The Beilaire Nail Works to-day made
a shipment OF Eve thousand kegs Of nails,
per steamer Ed. Hobbs, to points In the
South.
Mr.. Jas. Stewart, Of Welsville, Ohio,
and Mr.. John DnrAnd, late President Of
the Houston & Texas Railroad, were In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. L. Wetherald left yesterday
morning to take his new position in the
Ohio City Mill, at Martins Ferry.
Some drunken individual broke q large
light Of glass In the basement Of the Cen.
tennial Hotel Saturday evening, by run.
ming his arm through It. He was arrest.
ed.
Mr.. Evan Wallace will shortly remove
TO Maritime Ferry, to take charge Of 4
key factory at that place.
The Democratic City Convention met
in the City Hall Saturday night and
nominated the following officers: Mayor,
D. ". Cooper, Marshal, VIM. Drugap;
Street Commissioner, Peter Manley;
Treasurer, A. L. Baron, Water Works
Trustee, John B. Haney; Board Of Edu.
cation, A. .. Mellott and VIM. Meek, ST.;
City Solicitor, john +. Kelly.
The Township Democratic Convention
on Saturday made the following nomina.
tions: Trustees, j. Il. Milligan and J.
". Myers; Treasurer, Geo. Kern; Clerk,
D. Theobald; Justice Of the Peace, E. B.
Winans; Assessor, 4. NJ. Grouse; Con-
stables, W. NJ. Dtugan and ]. W. Myers
The ball OF the Light Guards on Fri
day evening paased of very pleasantly.
They kept II up until Eve O'clock the
next morning. a number Of the 81.
C~lairsville boys we're down.
Geo. D. Calm has formed a co-part.
nership with Zach. Humphrey in the
meat business.
Seven chimney blowers were DISCHARGED
from the National Glasa Works on Sat-
urday.
A calico social will be given next Fri.
day night for the benefit Of the temper
ance cause, and the young ladies are now
carrying suspicious looking bundles
about the streets, while the dry goods
men have n big rum on calieoes
Mr.. Casson, Of Toledo, q very suceesa-
ful temperance speaker, made some very
appropriate remarks nj the close Of Rev,
Toland's sermon in the NJ, E. Church
Tuesday night
We are authorized to say that sosp
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What Good aud True Men Are
Thinking.

From tho Boston Congresltonalttt'
We desire to use the language with due
reverence, but We cannot avoid the con.
yiction that the present occupant Of the
presidential chair has been "set" there,
afor the fall and rising Of many" and Tor
"a sign which shall be spoken against":-
shat the thoughts Of many hearts may be
revealed" Had affairs proceeded IS BY
the fashion OF the former time, and the
chief magistrate occupied himselt ~
shrewdly planning advantage 10 himself,
his friends and his party, from his poslt.
ion all would have gone on well, in the
sense that the cormorant hunger for office
might have been so far appessed that even
the representative Of the seventh district
Of Massachusetts, might have condescend'
ed to indorse the president as agood man
and a patriot; while, underneath, dry rot
and wet rot and all kinds Of political-not
to say moral-pntrescence went on gen
Grating, and eating out the yitals Of the
nation unseen. The obstinate honesty Of
the president has opened all eyes that
to use Mr.. Emersons phrase-!"were made
for seeing" 10 the intuition Of the fact
that we are standing, as q nation, In q
very peritous place; and that vi there be
any virtue" it is among the people rather
than, as a class, among the "statesmen.'
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RAILWAY SIGNALLING BY MRRoRs.-
An account is givenln La Rtris Of a new
invention in railway signals. The de.crip.
tiOn is very vague, but gives the general
idea that mirrors are to be SO set as TO
reflect a hundred miles Of road to a mir
ror at a central station, which in the pre-.
sent set Of experiments is at Marseilles.
The statement ia maGe that in the central
mirror all the movements Of trains on
100 miles Of road can be seen, and any
danger OF collision will be perceived in
time for suitable tslegraphic orders to
prevent accident. The mirrors to be used
are spoken Of as photographic mirrors
whatever that may mean. 1t is quite
obvious that the purpose could not be
subserved by ordinary mirrors.
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GENERAL BUTLER lectured in Brook
lyn the other night and afterwards was
Invited to a supper by twenty or thirty
Of his friends in that city. BE made a
little speech in which he predicted that
gold will go below par because there will
be no demand for the SS7,0OO,OOO gold in
the New York banks. He thinks there
will be a general war in Europe within q
few moths, and that 1t will tend to create
prosperity ia this country. In conclus-
ion, he declared that he is weary oil pub
lie life, and finds more pleasure and de-
cidsdIy more profit in practicing law.
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THIS ia the kind Of weather IN which
10 take cold. Do not be deceived by the
flight Of birds northward, by the sndden
rising OF windows, or by The sounding Of
accordeons at midnight. Summer Is not
here. Keep on your thick shoes, and II
you wear a red flannel penwiper on your
chest, do not take il of until turkeys eggs
are in bloom.-Mei,eat Exchange,
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APath From Heaven.

whitehall (N.Y. Times.
A little s~ix.year.old Whitehall boy
was watching the sunbeamS as they shot
through a window and danced ~diagonally
Mamma" said he, "what are those
"Those, my son." she replied, "are sun
beams from heaven"
"oh, l know what they are for, mann
ma" said the little fellow, who had been
aiding down beams in the barn loft "they
are what God slides the babies down on
when he sends 'em to folks"
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TUESDAY. MARCH 10. ISIS.
FaED DOUGLASS plants himself beside

FRED DOUGLASS plants himself beside
Senator Bruce and the leading bishops Of
The African Methodist church in the South
ON the Liberian craze among his race.
He tells them that the best place for the
negroes is as near white people as they
can possibly gee. The old Colonization
society and other white people who ought
70 know better, however, are %cultiyatipg
the emigration fever, and it has probably
got TO 20 on till q few colonies have had
lime 10 send back word to the rest Of their
rsce 10 stay where they are we'll of.
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GLADEs IRON WORKS,

including the town Of 6lAdesyile, and eight hun.
dred and hIty acres Of coal and ir0n lands annexed
thereto. Tho description and boundaries thereof
can DO fully known BY reference 10 the following
deeds conveying the aid land TO George HlrdmAn,
all Of which are recorded In the once Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Preston county, West Viz
KiniA, to.Wit: A deed for two tracts Of land, one
containing 23sk aeres, the other % aeEtS and two
poles, IRON q. A. and Agnes Heidelberg 70 aid
George Hartman and Mary 4. Mlllner. dated May
18th, 1870, and recorded Ia Deed Book No. 20, pages
1901; q deed for .I4Sk acrt1 from ". II. Heldel:
berg 10 aid HndmAn, dated May 9Th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 20, page 26I; 4 deed
from Harmon and Martha A. Trieket 10 the aid
Hartman and Mary 3. Millner for two tracts Of
land, both containing 6lht Acfes, dated June l0th,
1870, and recorded In Deed Book No. -, pagei
ga and deed from John q. sherrlrd and Others
10 aid HArdmAn, dated May 13th, Isl, and re-
corded In Deed Book No.. u, page ? ard = died
from MArFarst, George RtJlnes y, Jpil1 A. and
sore, dated March 18th, 1872 and recorded In DEED
Book No. IS, pages tgi-e; . deed from Wm. B. and
@. Brown 10 Md HAfdnAn for two acres and ~
pOfehes, dated March 9th, lSf4, and recorded In
DECD Book No. u; 9tges : and 8; dsed fIcm
II acre. and ~ petches, dated June l7lh, 1874,
and recorded In Deed Book No, Il, pages Is and 10;
4 deed from Hucknef sud Rsbeca FairfAx 10 sid
Hartman for $50 Aertst dated August 18Th, 1871,
and recorded In Deed Book No. II, PAGES % lnd21;
and Z ubtn lFuku 3puu n buQ mary Il hll1Nf 70
the said Hartman Tor t1uf tracts Of land, Aggfe-
eating SS3 heros, dated March 18th, 1874, and re-
corded In Deed Book No. q, pages q, 3 and 4.
The whole containing In the aggregate al least $50
Acres, with all the Improvements and Appurte.
names thereto 10 any wise belonging, including
the furnace and fixtures, and being the same prop.
erty conveyed 70 Thomas Y. CAnby and ueoTgoH.
Miller, tIuitees, for tho aid George Hartman and
wife, By mortRige deed dated November Isl, 1874,
and recorded In Book No. 81, pages % and q, In
the once Of Rid County Clerk Of aid Preston
county, being the anna property conveyed 10 the
said Abnef Euns, Jr., BY Hannibal Fofbts, Spe-
eiAl Commissioner, anddeed Il Of record among the
land records ofPfegt0n county, West Virginia.
TKRhs or sALE-opethlfd Of tho purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof % the puT.
chaser may elect 70 pay, eaSh IN hand, the residue
10 two tqull yearly payment, with interest from
day Of sale, and the deferred payments 70 b ~
cured by deed Of trust 90 The property Sold.
JASPER Y. MOORE, TfuItee.
By HANNIBAL PoRBEs, Attorney.
January 1tth, 1875. jail
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Nor RENT-BELLEvIEW HOTEL.

The Hotel building two and a half mIles elstoi
the city Of Wheeling, on the National Rad now
approaching completion, will be offered for rent
and occupancy after the ist Of May next, when II
Will be completed. To n ~euterprllns hotel man
here Is offered q ine oppaftunlty 70 establish him-
self In q new business and 10 make . fortune, ii
the location is one that cannot fall TO DO popular
and attract patronage.
long bean felt by our community. It IL easy OF
access, and the adj Icent grounds-when arranged
will DO very attractive and pleasant. The.yieW
from the summit Of "BelleyieE" Is one Of the most
beautiful and picturesque In this section Of
country.
For part:culats and term please cali on
FRANK WALTER, or
T. p. sHALICkoSs.
wuERlH0, March 10, 1873. mri9
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TUESDAY, the 2sth day Of March, 1875,

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, at the FRONT
DOOk OF THE COURT HOUSE OF PREsTuN
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed 10 sell 10
the highest and best bidder the following described
real estate, or 70 much thereof ~ may be necessaIy
to paythe debt secured by aid deed Of trust, and
tho secrutd interest thereon, and the expenses Of
mle, including the trustees commissions, that d TO
Iay; The following real estate and property, hltu-
Ated In Preston county, West Virginia, on the wa
ten Of Three Forks creek, known ~ the
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OCEAN FAIR REDUCED.
FITS CURED.

DR.. Browns great prescription for Epilepsy hay
Ing now been tested In over 1000 cases without q
failure, be has mide Up bis mtnd>to make the To-
gradients known to ali tuierers free Of charge.
Address Or. o PnKLPs BRUwS, q Grand street,
Jersey Civ. Nj. mflp-AodAE
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OF rnH
GIades Iron Works,
Preston County, West Virginia.

By yirte Of a deed OF trust made by Abuer Evans,
.JE., 70 the undersigned trustee, dated the 18th day
Of December. 1876, and Of record among the land
Of Preston county, West Virginia, In Trust
Deed Book No. 50. pr. SIS, $40 and So, l Will on
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HOUSE FoR aALE-I oder for ale The housO
u On eouth Front BtTeat, Island, In which Inoy
room and Eatsf eloSet; wash house and coal houao
Ia the basement Thef0 are hot and cold water
Gnd gas fixtures On al three aoorE. Tho lot u 60
By Is iee4, and the grounds well improved.
Terms cay, Apply 70 HsIysy 4 hntt
sspo7 Bouth Frunt Street. IiiLnd.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF rRAISs

elm Grove Accommodatlon.-This train only
rms between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDaIiy exoep tSunday-NewaT Accommodation.
fSteubenVllla ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
MaTtInp Ferry and Bellaire, stopping whom regti-
red at Sherman House, Rtnaylle, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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NoUNTY
COUNTY
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

The Board Of Equalization for Ohio county viii
convene It's ,tttlnss MONDAY, March 18th, at the
Commissioner rooms, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. N, and continue thdt tttipss from day to day
until thOlr labOrs are completed, for the heating
and determining Of all cases Of erroneous usesi-
msnts. All persons asSrieVsd will hereby take
notice and appear before nid Board before adjourn.
msnt thereof CHAs. q. DErTERs,
mri6 Clerk Of Board Of Commlsdopers.
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GENERAL NoTlcEs.
cEALED PROPOSALS.


err CLERK's 0IvIcR,
WHEELING W. Va, March IS. 1873. !
Sealed proposals will 10 received at the ofhee Of
the City uerk until IhuniAy, 2lst day Of March,
1873, at 8 O'Clock q. NJ, for 30 perch OF hard blue
limestone. The sIme 10 be delivered broken and
spread on Ion between 18th and 18th streets.
Work 10 bs done under the supervision Of the
Htreet Commissioner and 10 the satisfaction Of the
Committee gu Streets. Alleys and Grades The
CommIttee reserying the tight 10 reject any and
all lids. WIN. MYLS,
mrls Chalrmip Committee.
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D 4 Q: R R. INVESTIGATING COM.

ID. MfTTEE
The committee appointed by the Legis.
lature to investigate the rates Of charges
for transportation" &c, on the Baltimore
L Ohio Rsilroad, will meet at Maftinsburg
on the Cd day OF April, at Keyser on the
Sd day OF April, at Grafton on the 4th day
Of April, and at Wheeling on the 9th day
Of April, 1878. All persons having com.
plants to make or evidence 10 produce
upon the subject Of inquiry are requested
to appear before the committee at the
times and places above mentioned.
BY order Of the Committee.
D. D. JOHNSON,
my1S.d&w Chairman.
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DUNG SALE.pEsIkABLE kEs1DENCE
i on THE ISLAND.
will offer for ale at the front door Of the Court
House, on Saturday, sd day Of March inst, the
two-story Ornamental frame dwelling house, No.
10 North Front street, Island, now In the occupant
ry Of II. q. ShriVGr. The house stands on lot No
ia, 90 feet font, running about 400 feet back 10
tho ryeI; contains nine Rooms With gas and yater,
out.houSes. The river bank 10 well and perma-
neRtly rip-rsppei. A sml Orchard Of select fruit,
ornamental irees, %shruhbefy Of various kinds,
grapes, flowers, hybrid perpetual roses In variety,
and all things NECESSARY for the adornment oil tne
grounds Of q hst.cliIs residence. The house l.
situated near the Street Railway and but q short
walk from the Bridge, and Is the most deainhle
River Lot now obtainable on the Island. For fnf-
ther Information inquire on the premises:
J. q. HEkyEY,
mrip Auetioneef,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HALL TONIGHT.
Benefit Of Wheeling Cadets.

A rare MuEssi and Literary Intstt,lnmeut
nsmes Of those who Will participate see pro.
grGmmes. Door open nj 7 O'clock. Curtain
rises n 8 o'clock. Admission Cl9 TWenty.aVe
nnnia. mElQ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACARD.

Topll who arc suffering from III. error and in.
distortions Of youth, nervou, weakness, carly de
cay, lossoT manhood, sc, ! viii send you arecdp,
that will sur. you, FREE OF CHARGE. TIL,
great remedy was discovered by a mIniOrary In
South America. Send u seli-aldresed envelope to
the Rxy. JOsKPuT I. lsnAN Stallion D, Bbie BOuIe,
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NEw CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
IN AND MoLAsSES.
Just received, q 10. o. strictly prime n. o. No
iasles and sugnr, which are offered % the trlde at
low hgurtl y. NELLY,
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SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
the following described real estate, that Is 70 ny:
All that lot or parcel Of ground described a. lot
numbered one In square twenty.nlne In the platot
the addition to the dty Of Wheeling laid out BY
Charles 7. Churchill, trustee for Emily a. Zane,
and called BuenA Vista addition 70 the nId city,
the same being sixty feet front on Twelfth street,
and extending back the sAme width tne bundled
feet, together with all and angular the heTedlta.
ments and appurtenances thereto belonging or In
any wise appertEInlng thereto. On the west side
Of aid lot there Il an alley ten feet In width ex.
tending back the full depth Of the aid lot, five
feet Of which alley belongs 10 the aid lot, and u
Is understood and agreed that the tald alley shall
be tept open peTpetually for the accommodation
Of the Different premises TO which the tame be-
longs.
chaser 20 elect emh In hand; The balance ~ Two
equal lnatallments NJ one and two yeArS, the pur-
chaser giving notes bearing interest, with good pei.
sonal security, for the deferred payments
Special Commissioner.
W. H. H.LLER, Auctonter. ie2S
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AMUsEM EMS

.OFERA HOUSE,
Friday & Saturday, March pa . -.
The Eminent Cons4t,s EN,
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Virginia Il. Wheat ct n.
BY virtue Of n decree entered In the above enti-
tied cause on the I'D day Of June. Al ISL, the
undersigned, who was appointed Special Comma
honer for the purpose, will sell on