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RirI,nund 1ispatch.
TuIrRsDA Y.... NOVEMBER IS, 1878.
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

rr,p,o4TEsTiLIE AND sRaPIpAS RAILROAD
pL.orSHlSG-MATcH PERSONAL SHOCKING
AcclpGST--uSlvERslTY ITEMS.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispateh1
NOVEMBER 26. 1878.
There is no special subject OF interest
occnpving the attention OF the people. The
charlottesville and Rapidan railroad is a
matter Of importance, and it is even said
tb., work has been commenced ON the
orange end Of the hue.
The annual Alhcmarle ploughing.match
& advertised. Prizes are given FOR several
classes OF performances in pioughing. and
thc farmers are taking good deal 0! inter-
est in it,
Nn,hcdists Of this place Melted S2I3.
Rev. II. ?. Mitchell, who has labored
srcrcssfully Is the pastor OF the Methodist
Eni>copal church, leaves for his post at
Portsmouth 10. day. His departure Is much
regretted by all denominations, VITA whom
he had become very popular. Kew. D. w.
Rjedscc is the aprolntee for TINS station 1or
the ensuing year, and comes warranted Us
an able and earnest minister.
Mr.. Henry Nj. Wood, n brakeman on the
Cnesapeake and Ohio railroad, was instant
" r,fled here this morning at 8 O'Clock by
falling from the car and breaking his neck.
MFR. Wood was the brother OF Lew. Wood,
ESQ, 0! This place, and W. n. Wood, Esq,
~ Louisa. He leaves family consisting OF
wife and two children, who reside in
Stanton.
Mr.. Lyttieton Waddell, editor OF the
Chronicle, has returned from tour through
the mountains much rccuperated, and en-
;crs again upon the conduct OF his excellent
nancr with renewed energy.
1t the University DR.. y. X. Davis has
recommended his Sunday-aflernoon biblical
lectures. These lectures are well attended.
which is the best evidence OF their enter
tanning and instructive character.
The Margarine is also under weigh. with
IN able corps OF cditors-W. Z. Christian,
Virginia. editor-in-chiei; Dec. ". Thorn,
MARYLAND: W. \. Little, Virginia; j. W.
G. Blackstone. Virginia, and Thomas ".
Harrison. Virginia, literary editors; and j..
Il. Bcraci. Maryland. business editor. Al
ready the contributions evidence consider
able ability. giving promise OF Il volume not
inferior to that OF last year, which is saying
something forlt.
The Museum is now opened by regular
iqNiior three times during the week for
white visitors. and on Saturdays for the col
orcd population. who avail themselves OF
their privileges with infinite gusto.
QUIZ.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 27. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, lis bushels. Red. 2,0S2 BUSH
CORN rAte 5l2 bushels; OF which % u'hels
were re-exhib'ted.
. UATS.-11i bushels.
MEM.-17S bushels: OF which so bushels were
re.rXhlbited.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-42 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Irhite. "a bushels good at $l.O4: go
bushels AT S1:07-tnt:l, So bushels Ret 80 BUSH
els mixed at $l.05; bushels at : Oh: 342 BUSH
:I.04; $40 bushels 1T 81; 10 bushels lnixeI ut
S1.U2 81 bushels mixed on private terms; 90
81; II bushels good Fntz At 81 So bush is COM ~
mon Fuitz at gee; 81 bushels common Fuz ut
s2c.: go bushels Fntz on private terms; 100 bush
81; i bushels common FullZ at 9Uc.; SO bushels
good FullZ IT Sl-total, Al bushels.
CORN White, So bushels new on private terms;
so bushels very good new at 4ic.: 80 bushels new
on private terms; 262 bushels good new 1T 45c-
total, 400 bushels.
OATs-50 bushels winter on private terms: 50
bushels Very good spring at 33c.-totaI, 100 bush
MEAL.-so, bushels at 55c.; % bushels at 55c.-
BLAckEYED PEAs.-42 bushels at s105.
Flour.
Fling: ss2.72@:s: superiine, :3.59@:3:7o; ex-
ira. S4.2JnlS4.l0; common lami!j, So; fancy
brand. s6@S6.5O.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, November 81. 1873.
The breaks to-day comprised sc hogsheads and
ticrcc. At auction OH Change 81 packages were
offered; Of which 10 were taken in. and the re-
mainder sold 1T prices hanging from $40 TO
$lS.25.
We continue 10 quote
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, $1.50G:2; medium
to good s36rS4.
Leof.-Common. 1905; medium, $500; good,
SS@Sl0; line, al1@$14.
BRIGHT.
LugS.-Common coory. S3@:4.
Fitters.-C0mmOn. S4@Sj; medium, $685.;
good. S7@$l0; fine, $1OmSl3.
Sll good, Sl0@Sl3; fine, Sl56IS1S; fancy. $fS
Truppers.-Common, $l2@sl5: mcd;um, SIS
GS25; good, $30@*45; fine, S60MS7p; fancy,
S75MS90.
cool, with occasional high southcrly and
westerly winds.
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TO Most Reu. James Gibbons, Archbishop
OF Baltimore.

A TRAIN FALLS THROUGH BRIDGE
Syracuse, N. T., November ga train
consisting OF an engine and thirteen dump
cars were precipitated through d wooden
trestle-bridge this morning. on the Chenan-
go Valley railroad. at a point near the vii
lage OF Fayetteville. The cars were being
backed by the locomotive, when the first
car jumped the track while on the bridge,
and in falling destroyed the main support
OF the structure. Before the train could be
stopped all OF the cars and the engine were
dragged over into the shallow creek below.
There were five hands on the train, all OF
whom escaped with scratches, except Nina
cleveland, the engineer, who had three ribs
crushed in SO that they penetrated his
lungs. He is at the hospital, and hopes are
entertained OF his recovery. The damage
to the rolling-stock Is considerable.
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TELEGRap Hn NEWS
grom All quarters 10 she Dispatc,,.

THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE
& IN CANDIDATE FUR MAYOR
!. OF BosToN~-nIGH WATER AT LYNCH
RURG; REPORTS FROM OTHER QUAR-
WASHINGTON NEWS AMI. GOSSIP
SECRETARY SEIZURES REPoRT-ELEc-
TIoN OF GOVERNOR HOUSTON UNITED
STATES SENATOR FROM ALABAMA; IN
. AUGURATIoN OF GOVERNOR CoBB-THE
LATE OCEAN STEAMSHIP DISASTER; THE
LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP. PoMMERANrA;
PASSENGERS WHO WERE SAVED; SAFETY
OF CAPTAIN sCHwENsEN-PRoGR OF
THE AFGHAN MISREPRESENTATION IN
ITALY-ATrEMPT To AssAssINATE THE
HUNGARIAN PRIME MINISTER STRIKING
8 CoTToN-oPERATlyES EESUMING WORK.
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Fire Record.
4 VALUABLE ToBACco-FAcT0RY BURNED A,
PETERSBURG,
rspecin, Telegram to the Dispa,ch.I


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
PETERSBURG, VA, November 27.-The
tobacco-factory OF William Cameron 6 Bro
thcr, one OF the largest in Petersburg, II
not in the State, was burned tonight be-
tween 10 and II O'clock. a very high wind
prevailed at the time, battling the efforts OF
the fiienlen to subdue the flames, and the
destruction was complete, including the
stemming-factory, adjoining. The fire was
accidental, originating in the drying-room.
The buildings fronted on Brown and Perry
streets, and covered nearly full square.
The loss will probably reach 100000, with
an insurance OF between 100000 and $685.
900. Cameron & Brother are large manu-
facturers and shippers. They had in the
buildings large stock Of tobacco, raw and
manufactured, most OF which was lost A
large number OF bands are thrown out OF
employment by the fire.
st. Stephens (EpiscopaD church, adioin-
ing the factory. narrowly escaped.
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High Water at Aynchbur=.
THE SMALL STREAMS FULL, BUT A DAMAGE
FRESlIBT is NOT ANTICIPATED.

THE SMALL STREAMS FULL, BUT A DAMAGING
FRESHBT is NOT ANTICIPATED.
Especial telegram to the DspatchI
LYNcHBURG, VA, November 27.-Almost
an incessant rain fell from O'Clock \. NJ.
till ) O'Clock P. NJ. to-day, flushing the
small streams and raising the James some
five feet above its usual level. This rise
may be augmented somewhat in the MORN
ing by the mountain water, but reports
from the North river do not indicate heavy
fall OF rain in Rockbridge and Botetourt,
and a damaging freshet is not therefore an
ticipated. .--...- .,a..
Associated Press Report by telegraph to the Dis
patch.I
The following dispatch was received last
night at 1920 O'Clock:
WASHINGTON, November 27.-To agent
Associated Press, Richmond: There have
been unusually heavy rains at Lynchburg.
The river is five feet higher than usual, and
is still rising. No serious danger is antici-
pa:cd, but the rise may cause trouble at
Richmond.
TSignedl KILBoURNE, Assistant.
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Washington ID erns.,.

WASHINGTON, Novembe 27.-The United
States Treasury this ait .ernoon issued the
seventy-teird call for the redemption Of
$4,000 .0O0 Of $40 Dor IDS.
". b. England, John Z. Bailey, j. T.
sugg, J. T: Cali, and Eli D: singree have
keepers and gaugers. for the Sixth North
Carolina district.
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Ecclesiastical C0artS.
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN CATHOLIC-CUCRCH
GOVERNMENT N THIS COUNTRY.
-r-n-n m. New Work Sur.I


From the New York Sur.l
Ever since the establishment OF the Ro-
man Catholic Church in this country queS-
lions between lis members and the canon
law Ct the Church have almost uniformly
been decided; by the Bishop in whose do
crsr the question arose. In 4 few isolated
cases the Bishop has been appealed from
either 10 the law OF the land or 70 the SUI
prone Pontil. 10 whom the humblest Cath
Ole i permitted 10 appeal, ana IN whom IS
promised the same hearing rs TO the princes
OF the Church.
Only in one instance in the history OF the
Catholic Church in this country has Rome
decided against the Bishop-namcly, when
Father BaX, OF the Diocese OF Kentucky, ap-
pcacd to the Pore against the Judgment OF
Bishop McClo>kcy, OF Louisville. The
cau>cS OF complaint from this country have
been mainly from priests who protested
against unaccounted-for removals.
Ii has been lately decided to establish an
ecclesiastical court in this country. The
mode or procedure established by the Pro-
yincia Council OF st. Louis, and afterward
approved by the Genera! Council OF Bati-
more, has proved defective. Under the
XIII. by the Sacred College on the 9Th OF
replace our republican substitute.
IN each diocese the Bishop will select five
priests known for their learning in canon
law and other branches Of Church culture,
who shall constitute the court for the do
ccsc One Of these shall be made by the
Bishop president Of the court, and they will
be known by the old term, "Judices Causa-
rum" When five priests cannot be con-
sceStiously selected, three will do. At
diocesan synods these Judges will be elected,
and in case OF vacancy the Bishop can ill
I'd Interim No priest shall be removed
from mission without consent OF three of
this court. The selected priests are also eX-
Ncctcd TO assist tile Bishop in coming TO de-
SiOIIs.
This new court reduces the power OF
bishops greatly, and places the priests on q
footing never before known in this country.
This concession 10 the Church in the United
States Is held to be the final acknowledge
Mcnt by Rome that the Church in the re-
public Of the United States is no longer the
same rs in missionary countres,' but that
the United States is fully and unequivocally
acknowledged as Christian nation Of the
earth.
The brief from The Sacred College an
nnuncing this change has just been re-
,cciyeQ III this city.
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DEATH OF MINIsTga.-The Rev. Mr..
Saunders, promising young minister OF
The Baptist Church, died at the residence OF
Mr.. w. L. Bowman, on College Hill, yester-
DAY afternoon. we understand that he had
been sick for several months with some low
type OF fever, and came here week before
last with the hope OF being restored. Il, we
did not learn where he was from. Ly'acas-
burg Hirginsan. so5
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Ey telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. November 27.--Gold opened at I OOk
Noon.-Siocks weak. Money on call. 3GG1 per
cent. Gold, lu04. Exchange-Long, 4Sl short,
4Soh. Stale bonds quiet. Governments steady.
Erenlng.-MCney, Per cent. Exchange, 4Sl
Cold, lOOs. Governments strols and higher; new
SIS, 106B. States qale;.
BALTlNORE.
BALTIMORE, November 27.-Vir2nla 6's. de-
fcrred 7h: consolS. 57is: second series. 80 past
que coupons. S2s. North Carolina 6s, old, Ii new,
s; special tax, I. Bid to-day.
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nicipal movement and the Republican Cons
Tenti0n to- present the name OF Colonel
Charles Il. Cadman rs didate for Mayor
OF this city.
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the Boston aIayoraIty.

BosToN, November 27.-It has been
agreed by committees OF the citizens mu-
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DARGAlESi BARGAINS!.

BARGAlSst BAEcA1Ns!:
NO nUMBUG.
CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELVES.
IIavin. determined TO close out my entire stock oc
DRESS GOODS. DOIESTICS, CAsSIMERES. &C.,
&C., and cGniine myself exclusively TO
NOTIONS, and FANCY GOODS,
will offer from this day my entire stock OF DRY
GOODS ut and below cost Call early and make your
selections 1T LEVI HEATERS.
no 2l-3m between Sixth and Seventh Streets
PRochAaATloS
TO THE PURCHASERS
DRY GOODS
IN RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
WAR. wAE: WAR!
AGAINST HIGH PRICES.
ALL N NEED or BIG BARGAISsIS
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, &C,
s.. Will do well 10 call ut the
BALTIMORE DRY.GOoDs AUCTION-uoUsE,
1923 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS,
before buying elsewhere as am determined to
UNDERsELL ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
BEHOLD MY PRICES:
CALICOEsat 81, and Sc:
bLEACliED and BROWN COTTON at 81, 4, 8,
DRESS 9G;UijoDs from SC. up;
BLACK ALPACA, best brands, 20, %, and 3oc.'
Best bargains over known In BLACK CASHMERE
Best Ta sEI. Ell IS 20 and CSC per yard;
Greatest bargains in BLANKETS ever heard Of
io-4 al wool 1913 per pair and up;
WHITE FLASSELS, loo. and up-cheaper IMAM
overland Il great many other aftices 100 nu-
iDcrouS 10 mention.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE
323 BROAD STREET,
BALTIMORE DRY-GooDs AUTONOMOUS,
WHITE BANNER, BLUE LETTERS.
NO HUMBUG.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
Inc 1s.lmI
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CHDCKEHY. GLASSWARE. dc.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER and TEA
SITS OF Coral and bird Gccorailons:
RICH VASES Of marine, bird, and floral dec0ratlonss
BEAUTIFUL TOILET-SETS OF new designs.
These goods were manufactured and decorated by
Iaylland & Co., OF Limoges, France, especially 10
our order. ,~>.., e,,,rs. -,
BLUE CANTON CHINA DISSEis-sEis :, ana ny
the single piece. ,,,. ,,,,>-, n,>
NER and TEA-SE nI q ~ lne R1W
4 new line Of TOILET WARE-yery haudscme;
;TtN toll ET-SErS IN great variety;
IIolySEFCRNIsHlNG GOODS OF all kinds;
Ali the novelties In FANCY GOODS.
Parties are especially Invited to call ana examine
~ N 4. u. TAYLOR,
20. l0ll Main street.
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BLE1G HED and BROWN CoTT0Ss at. 8, 9, y.
BHE#Hsh s54Ss9 nd & ~ sVssysss
that that can be found IN irst-ca.s Dry Good.
siIs All We as D e. ss Fri fI1ssf Peis
no IS 527 Broad street.
nREss GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
CARDOZo, FoURQUREAS & co.
lave received nring the past week large additions
TO their stock OF
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SATINS, yELyETs,
t AND CLoAKs,
making their far more attractive than of any
time during the They glad to state they
can give their customers the benefit Of the recent
heavy decEine In DRESS GOODS In many articles
at reduction OF
FIFTY PER CENT.
from rates that prevailed the early part Of the sea-
son. To their large stock OF
SILKS
they have recently added from Importers forced sales
all extensive assortment and varied shades OF
ANTIQUE AND sROCADE EVENING SILKS,
at a sacrifice from former prices. They have u few
very choice and elegant
BRocADE SILKS
at $3.50 aud $3.50 per yard-sold earlier In the
season at s. and So. Their
CLOAK
stock is now most complete, showing large assort-
ment OF elegant designs in both
DoLMASS AND CLOAkS;
also. choice lot of
SEALSKIN SACQUES,
very cheap They have many novelties In
LACE NECK-TIES, SCARFS, and
COL0RED BORDERED HANDKERCIIIEFs,
worth tho attention of .hpsn IcotIur ,br.S FIR
HOLIDAY GIFTS no23
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
- - opened this week At JULIUS MEYERS, COS
80 pieces beautiful KNICKERBoCKER DRESS
90 pieces handsome asi MIXTURES at 1oc.:
20 pieces W0oI.-E1LIED DoURETTES at 15c.
20 pieces S' CLOTH DouRErTEs at 1875. worth
go pieces WOOL sEReEs-handsome snaae.-as
New STYLES in DoUELE-wIDTH PLAID SUIT
DoInL E:WiDTH cAsHNEEEs, latest shades,
A new and very cheap lot of BLACK ALL
WOOL CAsHMERE S, bought at auction,
20 pieces BLACK 'AIPXCh BRILLIANTINE,
~ double width: at l6Hc; worth zoe:
SLaS5 30 Worth - rs BEAVER FOR eo'Ss' at
handsome Handsome VEL HLAiK 'MArELAssE CLOAK
10 pieces ALL-WO0L RED TWTLLED FLAN-
HEAvY FRIS;ED sHETLAND sHAw'Ls az
80 pieces BLACK SILK 'FRiNGE s-an auction
o,-at prices witch cannot be equalied else
cHILpiE:t;N's KNIT wonsrED uLsTERs,
AL sizes
CLOAks-Hnvins tnst opened another large lot,
and price As we sell the best and pretirst cloakS
ut the lowest prices. do not hny elsewhere before
looking at them. JULIUS MEYER.
no 23 COB Broad street.
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DrsYis0sylYs.
view. AUCTION BARGAINs.

NEW. AUCTION BARGAINS.
Our buyer has inst returned from New Fork,
where ne has procured some OF tho greatest bargains
BLACK CAsHMEREs from 15c. to s1.25 Per
DREss GOODS at prices to astonish aI!;
CL4AKS-the fandsOmest and cheapest IN ffa ctty.
manufactured expressly for our trade; r.
CARPETS-a new line from anctson--HeYnp at 10
and zoe. Tnpran at 60. 80. 35. 40. 40, and Soc:
RUGS. LAP-ROBES. CRUMB-CLOTHS. OIL
GLOTHS for floor and table. and 0TTONANS,
In great variety; q.
The best CALfCOftS at &c. per yard
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONs at 8, 9, n,
and &C.: s,Fs.tsf.- ", 80
CAssDIEREs, FLANNELs, BLANKETS, UN-
DERWEAR, NOTIONS, and IN fact everything
that can be found In a Erst-ciass Dry Goods
store. All We ask Il call. Our nriccs must suit
all D.. &c Z. MfTTELDoRFER,
4 no 70 sgt Broad street.
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KING BOLT AND ABD-EL KADER.

Having the Fnported stallion STRACHlNO on
my farm to Ereed my mares to next year. will
FARM my tTf0 horses aboVe-named upon reasona-
ing nu!nber OF strains Of the same blood as most
OK my mares, makes 1t desirable for me 10 change
the cross. For description, terms, and pedigree, APP
ply 10 -st.5st ess.t.i,i IT. w. DOSW ELL.
80. Junction post-ofice, Hanover county, Va,
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MY NEW FEATURE
-lHl 81 F4a4l4=.i. ~ MY ff: -
Observation-Disclosures DEPARTMENT
does not cii1nge by public sale my d.
G82 REGULAR BUSINESS Gsy.$S ,
in that fse. am prepared 10 make To M asrrc In
my Tnerchant-tati Department. BIZ PRIVATE
ORDERS, s&. OVERCtbATS,s Ess 5rs Z. ~
slt.g.a SISESS-SUITS, Eet !
$500. ~ n DRESS-SUfTS
-.'4ssG.s PANTS, COATS. AND VESTS,
from IN entirely NEW LINE of goods. at 25 per
crDt. tess in prices than any CREDIT HOUSE can
afford ro do. s., III
! BUY FOR CASH AND SELL FOR CASH.
and that will give me the advantage Of 23 per cent.
over credit purchas ers. Cali and mine the GOODS
and PRICES. and De CONVINCED.
Nothing WILL CAN beat the DoLLAR-either
SILVER, o. GOLD D0LLAR. Call
and solse the question. both in my l1rge stock of
4. tREADf-NADE CLOTHING AND COATS
AND AY s@ Ga 5r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEPARTMENT,
AZ private sale for CEs, and ASll ONLY, and save
YOUR money. VIM IRA SMITH.
no 2S-lt< 11l5 Main street.
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cuARIo1TEsriLIE AND RAPIpAS RAILROAD
pT.ovGHISG-MATcH - PERSONAL SHOCKING
,rr,DrST--uSlYERSlTY ITEMS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24
Commissioners sale.

In the Municipal Cuurt ~ Wheeling:
Lewis Joplnn and John l.. MCkCnuau,
William : Campbell, trustee, Thcndosin Nc
GiuuS, Commercial Bank aud /. :. Jordan.
trustee,
~ CHtHIEKG.
The undersigned special commissioners here
hy give notice that 10y virtue III the Authority
vested In them hy dccrCs made 10y said i"uH
ia above uuliiisd cause on iar 9Th day uI sep
TENDER 1875. they WILL on ................
MONDAY, THE GRD DAY OF DECEMBER,
4 TO- 1875, commencing at ~ O'clock u. N, sell
at public auction, a. the highest aud best bidder
AT the front door III the Court House 81 ONO
county In the city III WhcCiing West NiRiniR all
that piece 81 ground ia said city, which l. bound
cl a. follow. hcgiuningnt the southeast corner
Of Madison NOW iOthl aud Market streets. thence
south with Market stnct twenty nine feet HIuur
or less Ia the irainC house once owned and o''Il
uirl las Samuel g.. Robinson. thence towards
The rast lHrnll"l with Madison street seventy Two
feet. thence parallel with Market street Ia Mall.
son street aud thence with Madison siurt u the
plnCv ui beginning.
ON said ground iSa part "i the elegant three
story brick building iHtciy g'FcCicd at the south
east corner Oi Market aud Tenth streets.
TRIMS OF SAIE-onc- third ~ the purchase
money anl ~ much more " the purchaser may
elect 10 pay In cash on the ,hy 81 Saic. and ia"
balance IN thrrv equal LAY mrUts, at NA, twelve
and eighteen months after IN" dRY ot sale. log
which deferred pHl mvlts the purchaser sinai
give thr undersigned bonds BEARING i"i"nNi
from the day ~ N," with good personal security ,
and thr title Ia hc nirined until the whole NJ
the purchase money l. P",h ,o,r
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners
{ UTENEY. AuCii0UCCT. uulH
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10 Consumptiyes.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having proyidentially discovered while
n Medical Missionary in Southern Asia,
a very simple vegetable remedy Tor the
speedy and permanent cure oi 'w'SumP,,
M ~, r,,t andlu atfcctions---also pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous DE
bility, Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, feels it his duty I" make 1t
Known to his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive, he will cheerfnliiy
send Tree oi chargel to all who deslIe H.
the receipt for preparing and full dlrrc-
tons Tor successfully us'ns TINS f Fho.,,
deniially discovered remedy. ! n ,Se
Who wish to avail themselves OF the
benefits al this discovery, without cost,
can do so by return mail, by addressing
with stamp, - ,
No, 33 Niagara ST., Buffalo, \. \.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24
Attachment Notice.

ferdinand RuimiIsrd aud conrad BrLu'Iau
4 a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-24
Thomas MCNubb,
y. In Chanccry
William Mr[uhh

Pursuant To decree cutcvcd by said court In
the above entitled cause Un the 10Th day Ui
November 1873 II Is ufrrrrd To- the undersigned,
Commissioner uf said Court t0 take. state aud
IMPORT
III. An account ui all the liens, with their ~.
Npccliyc amounts aud priuriiics, on the residue
al the property levied upon 10y virtue OF the
Alta hnuUi IN ,his ease.
mt What personal property, II any, Is nov
covered 10y The dcrd uI trust made 10y the said
William MCNahh John Robertson and dated
The 18th day ri MAY. \. u. ~, e. secure u
C,riAiu debit therein specified.
Eul. Auy other matter dcvmcd pertinent nv the
commissioner al TrIuiTrl 10y an! parry IN Ia.
tCTC,t
lIy the terms "i said decree IN" publication al
this notice once - wuuk iuI ,uur successive weeks,
shall br equivalent to personal ,rrirr ui notice
on the pnrlv, Ia this suit az ANY ui them
Notice |, hereby given that have hNcd upon
saturday, the TIL DAY Ut January \ II. 1879 AT
10 O'Clock \, NJ, ~ the time. and NY office Nn.
~ thupliur street. In the city II Wheeling. ~
The place at Hkiug uuj Eating the matter, In
saIi decree mentioned
W. !, " CONDEN.
Commissioner II The Municipal C"un ~ Wheel.
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