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JAMES a. JOHN y. GORDON,
~ WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS
IN METALS, Nos. q and Fourteenth street, near
the Exchange Hotel, Offer for sale Refnc Sugars Of
all grades Rio LaguaYra, anal java Coffee. Green
and Black Teas, Molasses and Syrips. Soap, Can.
dies, Bi Carh. Soda, Pearl Starch. Concentrated
Lye, Axle Grease &C. Also, Iron. Steel. and all the
metals usually sold IN this market. Nova Scotia
Grndstones, all sizes aulS
DAVENPORT Il MORRIS, Seventeenth
~ and Dock streets, offer for safe
COFFEES-Rlo. Laglayra, aud Java;
SUGARS-Reiued OF all grades:
MOLASSES-New Orleans and Porto Rico'
SYRUP-kxtra ana common:
BACON. LARD. CHEESE, SODA,
MANUFACTURED TUEACCO.
FLOUR. FISH. POWDER. &C o
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RuSSiia.
TIE STUDENTS TROUBLE.

TIE STUDENTS TROUBLE.
A special dispatch from Berlin to the
Standard says: "Private advices from
Moscow state that 5000 students and work
men were involved IN the disturbance Of
the 18th instant. Twelve were killed,
twenty-five wounded, and one hundred ar
rested - +.
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FOREIGN REPORTS.
DAWSON & BAXTER, 49,.
Prescription Druggists, Chicago, III.
VEGETIEE is highly spoken OF by all who have
!" = ~ JOSEPH WILLARD, -
Druggist and Chemist, Chicago, III.
Sell great deal OF VEGETINE, and. 1t gives good
satisfaction In all cases.
TIP. SMITH & CO.,
Dispensing Pharmacists, Chicago, Ill.
VEGETlNE sells frst-rate, gives good satisfaction,
and Is good medicine. 49,
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CRHQUET.

rRoQUET, WITH EIGHT HALLSA AND :
" EIGHT WALLETS. nicely var pislfed. packed
IN box with BOON OF ISsTEI CeiSSs. $t.l5
cheaper set, with EIGHT BALLS AND EIfauG
MAIlE.rS. bet not IN . sox. 95e. az
.'' 8 ELLYsQS a YAScEy,
ap elm 1l12 Maiff6yeet.
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RHEUMATISM

RHEUMATISM
IS A DISEASE OF TIE BLOOD.
The blood in this disease Is found to contain an
excess of E6rin. FEGETINf acts by converting the
blood FROM It's diseased condition 10 healthy circu-
latiou. One bottle OF VEGETINE will give relief
but to effect permanent 1t must be taken reg
ularly. and may take several bottles, especially III
cases of long standing. -, ea
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the House had to adjourn without going
into Committee Of the Whole. As the next
two Fridays are collection days. this bill
cannot be considered again until Friday,
MAY 10th.
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STAUNTON.

THE ELECTIoE-P0UND-PART FOR
THE RICHMOND FIRE DEPARTMENT-ToUR-
ISIS FOR EUROPE-CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
EMPLOYEES-NEw YORK BOYS FOR Angus
IA, &C.
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,r-cr,Scs coUgT--oNLY TWO CoNvECTs
me ,,op Tpn pESITENTIARY--THE LAsHINLAR-
rSSy casss-MoFfETT.R RETURNS
S,,t, pETsRsBURG MILITARY and THE STATE
nprrrs--HEylvar. cLoSED--LAcK OF INTER-
yet ~ THE ELEcTIoN---THE MAYoRALTY---
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PnhapEnPnrG,p December2l 4rheadop.
ton Of the trust scheme by the Pennsyl-
yania Directors has sent up theprice OF all
their securities since November. In two
months the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St.
Louis sevens have gone from 90 70 par,
and the Alleghaney Valley seyen-thirties
from 1903 10 lie, while others have been
driven out OF the market. The Company's
annual statement Of Pennsylvania for
the year, will show, an increase in the
gross earnings Of nmillion, and In the net
Of almost two millions. Tho floating debt
Of the Pennsylvania Company will be
wiped out entirely, and the RAILROAD, re-
duced 10 a million, anet reduction OF three
millions and half, with surplus gilmore
than enough to discharge all the floating
debt. The deficit OF the New York division,
the United Companies OF New Jersey,
will be reduced to a million and quarter
n gain Of $780, 600 and there will be a profit
on the operations OF the Western lines, the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis show
ing the largest net earnings since the build.
Ing OF the road, and the increase OF 10 per
cent over last year. which were the largest
since the road was built. rr r'T.I !
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CINCINNATI; December ,91.-Thc, discus
sion Of the stateiof morals in Cincinnati
has led 10 the thorough canvass OF the
churches. The result reveals some inter-
esting factsE one-is that Protestant
churches are almost entirely FREQ from
debt. The Baptist, Episcopal, congresa-
tional, Presbyterian, and numerous minor
denominations have no debts at all, ex-
cept small arrears In ulnning expenses.
Tue NIethodia Episcopal denomination,
which owns several fine church buildings,
owes $4,000, and all other Protestant
churches combined $4,000, making an
aggregate ot$llS,00O. IS a.si5ssf
Tho total value Of church property PRO
testantl Is So 800, 200, and the total church
membership 20, 500, or about one in fifteen
Of The total population. There is IN aver
ago attendance at Sunday morning service
OF about $4,000. Tho Catholics claim q
mehibcrsliip Of 100000, counting all per-
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Large Exports to Europe by Last satur-

Large Exports TO Europe by Last Satur
Z ~ p ~ -. days steniners. A, 4. - N
S.YaBiiistia otMSaday. ~ sfslsS tgsa 1
The six transatlantic steamers which
cleared from here on Saturday for ports in
Europe took out full cargoes and n large
aggregate proportion Of breads.afls, pro-
visions and othorstaple commodities Not
outstanding the great competition for
ffeights among the representatives ofthe
different lines, on account OF the number
Of outside steamers looking for business,
all the agents OF The regular companies re-
port that berth room on their steamers Is
fully occupied and further engagements
had 10 he refused for want OF space.
Among the special features OF the bust.
nesson Saturday swerGa consignment OF
4O0mowing machines for The English mar
ket and IS head OF horned cattle, the latter
being the only shipment OF live stock.
There were also l5l barrels OF oysters and
100 bales domestic dry goodsfor the same
destination. OF fresh meat there were, in
all, 200 tons. and 500 quarters in the re-
irigerators, and other leading articles ag-
gregated about rs follows; l43,500 bush.
grain $3.50 boxes cheese, 5, 47S pkgs but
ter, 10, $50 boxes bacon, 1850 bblsl flour,
500 bales cotton, 200 bales hops. Two Of
the steamers were destined for Liverpool,
one for Glasgow, onepiori Bristol,'One for
Bremen and one,ior Rotterdam. The car
goes in detail were astollows; ..,r,.
Celtic for Liverpool: s, 200 bush corn,
$500 boxes cheese, 1900 pkgs. butter, 8.
100 boxes bacon, $50 bbls oysters, 1000
bales hops, 100 bales, lomestics,. 500 bbls
beef, 200 tcs pork, so hhdstallow, $50 bales
cotton, 20 tons leather, 100 bbls grape
sugar, 400 moving machines, 200 bbls
flour, $50 TONS soiicake 500 bags clover
seed, 900 pkss ssundries, 100 tons fresh
meat. ~
Helyetia, for Liverpool: $1,000 bushels
grain, 300 boxes bacon, 2,3S2 do. cheese,
los pkgs butter, 20 hhds and 245 ties tallow,
100 tics provisions, 160 kegs tongues, 400
cases canned goods, 800 bblsn Hour, 200
bales hops Sss head cattle 100 tons fresh
Dsyonia, for Glasgos,- 1000 bushels
wheat, $500 bush. peas 1900 bbls. -four,
1850 bxs. bacon, 1000 bxs, cheese, 200
pkgs butter, 200 bbls. beef, 200 bbls tallow,
100 bbls. apples, 500 qrs. fresh beef.
Arragon, for Bristol: 1900 bush. grain,
COO boxes bacon, go pkgs. butter, $50 cs.
canned goods, 20 ties, beef, 20 racks lard,
go bbls. sugar, 400 bbls. flour, 5 bbls. oys-
ters, 8 Is. hardware, 30 tons spndries,
1900 boxes cheese. 10
sWeserfor Bremen; 1900 boxes bacon,
.a %
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The Reason why DF;.'Iiays Resigned the
Presidency Of Washington colicgc-it
Looks q Little Thin.

The Reason why Or. Hays Resigned The
Presidency OF Washington Coiicgc-it
Looksa Little Thin. wy
Pittsbugh Commercial Correspondents. &
DIR, Geo. p. Hays has sent in his fcsig.
nation as President Of the W. and ]. Col
lcge, and Also as pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church OF this place. The
DOCTORS reasons for this step are, first, the
advice 81 his physician to rest, and, as he
puts It, trough it fora season." second,
the opportunity 10 get the rest and recrea.
ton needed, and at the same time be do.
Ing something, has been. offered him by
parties interested in the Pittsburgh South
ern Railroad. The doctor proposes
for something handsome to f" enlarge
the borders" OF that corporation by get
ting right Of way, .&c,,- for its extension
through to the rich ore mountains OF Nir-
ginia, and connection with the Baltimore
and Ohio road His.Proposition to sey-
or his connection with the Second Church
congregation was based on his forethOught
for the good Of the church, per-
chance, some mishap, liable to occur to
railroads, should befall this one, thereby
subjecting to criticism the characters Of
It's protectors and directors, and causing
thelchufch towhich he was ministeringt 10
suffer In consequence. He intends, how.
ever, making this his home, and will prob
ably continue his relations with tho church
OF which he is now pastor, us they seem
disposed to retain, him Notwithstanding,
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10 pay, cash In hand; the residue In two tSuAlin'
ments payable respectively In dx AMI twelve aqd
from Inc day o. sale with Interest from thai diI ~
The deferred installments 70 30 secured by AdeS
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T. Getting Ready 10 Come to wheeling.

MOTgant0wn Post. ~ fa.-."' .t ffl ts-rAF. /
The members elect. OF our Legislature
Mcssrs. McGrew, Hagans and Hare, are
now busily engaged in. having the tailors
and shoemakers "rig them out" for the
winters campaign, in the way! Of store
clothes and good winter "butes." Their
constituents are around, every day or two,
Constructing them how to legislate-how
10 vote on the County Court question, the
hog law, the game law, &C.; and II they
don't 30 down to Wheeling next January
"chock full of business" 1t will not be be.
cause the dear people have not given them
"picce OF their mind" We expect to
hear OF "big things" from Messrs. Ha-
gans's and Hare's legislation. And, by the
way, McGrew and Jones (the two Repub-
lican clone stars 'in-the senate) will rat
tic around, like two grains OF mustard
seed in beef bladder" and their pres
encc will be electrical to the Bourbon SEN
ators! People Of Monongalia, hold1your
breath and-wait! ,reF .AiL 9ruig d
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ouR friend Rev. Mr.; Aughcyi comes at
Nd auain with his article on Faith, and In

Dun friend Rev. SIrs Augheyi comes at
US again with his article on Faith, and in,
order that he may=aot despair asto the
reward Of final perseverance, We yield
to his request for hearing in our col
sg5uuifs! We intimated The other day that
there witsnothine new in his article, and
nowahahit Is published our readers can.
Judge for themselves. It is very old, both
in itssubstance and yerbiage, and while age
does not detract from whatever value it
may possess, yet it Is only the truth TO say
that the world demands in this our day q
different discussion Of such subject matter.
Theological dogmatism is not popular any
longer and our esteemed friend should re-
alize that important fact. To reatlirm, as
Mr.. Aughey does to-day, lanl in italicised
words tool + that " thosewho have not faith
are the children OF the devil" is to utter
nothing more nor less than unmeaning
and provoking nonsense in the ears OF the
great majority Of intelligent readers. AS n
matter Of fact such an affirmation is ut
terry antehapIe' tnsle 10 NV ;ooons.omont;o,
lc IN IT. Dut II Is ina''''e''' "'
ana absurd o, .,.. ,.;o,a NJ,
Mhat Ii nun "' y -. !,
A9ghey 81 y w ~ - = \,
shesays' "n,.iN Al,
Mr. Aushey u'u h'I "SN Nv , "I h.onaht
question ~ "ou.u u. o"'s ia, a l;",on1t,
nm lace 10 lace WIN Wv W." ,sa.o.aOnaii,,
that ne so aogna..cA'! 81" =" anm",h;na =,
dispeses oll te Icy 800 of ,bo
nothing accofa.ns " '"o ""1 LII
matter %i'h wh.cI. u ueas' ";" w ",I;cS
to the characteF's.reS VI '"e "i" ~ .o%,a =.
1t is suom't'eu' W. "reTn ~, o aSathoi;n
nus moMens' . PapeE 's.ts s,t - 80, as;as,
Review, IN when = tesssl tty ~ 49, t
to his ArGhoShop .el..ns ",' III, u I'm Iats
performed oy p"o ,,y,',.. ~ nv ~ ,.;to
rus r., M u, no, '" W, 49, haIf norolyzed
Y' lhe lau! Ia" s.. VI" .,,so h,f,be,
previous 70 !h.s ass INV mr. u Ts;tos
iaiti maze "er "''o'e' i"0 pussy
h srho sal j., a. ostsa Of God in PRAYER
was Obtained at the conclusion q the
Noyena, through the intcrcession OF Plus
N. This miracle had the consolation ea,, y
witness witness, IN c1 I'M aSv Win thu sI miracmously
c ceurESS = W T'V FuSTzVfEi
Now here is testimony-testimony sub,
mit,ed through n reputable journal by O
renutable writer. giving names, places and
references. There is to all appearance
pptearfect rood faith inltlie. narrative! Il Does
our friend believe it? We have no idca
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"nEIES's BADIEs."-This work is &C.
knowlcdged to be the best selling article
in our book stores. Druggists, however,
say that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup sells bet.
ter than any other medicine. tits always
reliabln
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BosroN, December 9s.-The statue Of
Charles Sumner, authorized by meeting
in raneuil Hall, in March, 1874, was I'M.
yelled to-day by Governor Rice. The
statue isin the Public Garden.
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ElOR RENT

One two-sory Frame House, containing seven rooms
and hall 6n South York street One two-story Frame
House, containing five rooms, on Delaware street..
,hroaehout, and have good cellars and ali conTenien
ees, and will be rented loir 70 good parties ~.
7 Apply 10 !. T. STONE, lil0 Main Street, or J.
BToNE 5, Al Stone 4 Thomas'. ,i 20 III 8ti -yjylI
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dor isALE-pHE PIANO WAGON
l. Of Adams 4 Lucas. Tho running gears arc near
" new. VIII be sold at very low ptice To DO sean
: deS! I'LL I96iS iBGi '.fTf A! NJ. ADAMS, !
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! Ssi s3i9 lTTT1IT DIED. !

EDwARDs.-AtM oundsvIlle, on Sunday morning,
December y, 1873, GEOR0E W, son Of George and
Matilda Edwards aged 2! years, months and days.
Funeral on Tuesday, December 2ith clock Pm.
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

By yirtueoi Deed Of Trust made by wnI,,, NJ.
NA6b and Annie Z McSabb, his wife, to Ihe usS,.
signed Is Trustee, dated the 18th day u Nav, sS III
Of record In the Clerks office Of the C0unty Coh,, y
Ohio county, West Virginia 10 book Of ds,Si, Al Inv,
and mortgages No. ), At rage ~, The ua2entu1i
will on iN, s"'@
THURSDAY, the 10th day Of December, A. D. l,,s
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ sell a, public .pr,I,1
al the front door Of the Court House Of aid rss1
In the city Of Wheeling, eat Virginia, the lollCsIs,
described real estate situate In said city, rouptT M
State, to.Wit The undivided half Ot all thai mn q
lot numbered eighty-nlne, Ia the 9Th Ward u nj
city which said part measures So itrt IL uIdtb M
runs Of that Width from the creek tOa llue dE h.,
the point, where the western boundary O aid IaiI 4
lot 80 intersects With the north line Of 18th Irtt Ia
the alley hereinafter mentioned and At rlsht lbs,
with the alley and MD part also includes lhe rIS.
gular piece 81 ground, between said line last nInSi
drawn 10 said alley and Goth street; the aid IN 4
Haid lot adIOins al alley on the east side Of aid an
lot and measures feet on 10th street. and b, 90
same the wagon shops lately operated by William VI.
Eabb, and 10 the same granted 10 William NtSIbb
aud Thomas MotfAt by Thomas Seill and Othtn b.
deed dated April sth, 1864, aud uOWoI reo1n ID na
Clerks othcc 10 deed book No. q. At fOllos aud
| TIRMs OF SALE-One-third Of the purchase m5p,y
or rs much more thereof ss the purchaser ay "a 4
pay, In cash, sud the residue In two equal insll.
ments bearing interest from The day Of sale PaJih,
six and twelve months respectively from the dIy 4
sale and secured BY deed Of trust on the property W
The title Is believed good, but selling ~ Trustee I
shall convey only such title Is Is rcs'ed In me By nd
WV GEORGE n. CALDWELL, Trustee
J. G. HERvEf, AuctiOneer. nOIi
The above sale has been adjourned until FRIDAY,
December 27tb A. D. 1878, al 10 O'Clock A. w. At saas
p' deso GEORGE D. CALDWELL, Trustee
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Tss.Stesa' Sals..
.T.R SJgSTlsE. s, SALE OF uSw0REE0
Wagon NIateriol a.

- Z ~ III as - N~Ss
The undersigned Trustee hereby rive, ro,,.. 4,
By virtue Of Tie authority derived Nv LIn MT
Deed q Trust made by William MCNaL6 LIN 'l g
the 18th day Of May 1873, aud nov Il f,ssn S'Ed
Clerks otheeoi The County COurtOi Ohio coub,T ue
No. 8, At folio as, he will, on 'sis'a
SATURDAY, December u,A,plr,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. ", sell Al o,LI,, -,
on the premises, on Twentieth street AUSna,
and Market Streets In the city Of Wheels, S,. SLa
West virginia, known rs McSAbbS WSEo1 sbSs ~ y
following personal property, tO-Wlt; ts
lot Of fellOcs, assorted sizes, about 1 4 1OhI,t
Of large cane cart spOkes about SQl Ic a, ~
spokesI assorted sizes, about $500 Sit isl., io'ti
wheels Of cane wagon; is eanc cart cusi NM Hat
Used; s. ANAL cane cart hubs mOrtls.yl I'm, q
Gust hubs In the rough assorted AEI M ii ~
horse wagon hounds 100 hind hounds for r,bs We
rs tront hounds for cane wagons; l2OOx
III axle Dels, sand boards aud lOlSrt ipT
small cart shaitsi II hickory axlcs about IgsS .V
OF OAK PLANK and snAntlinE 10 pieces lOt tint,
tongues; one timber wheel axle trr grew Isasl
one wheel boxing machlne; one larse mini S,SiI
mill; one platform scale; one wheel irpSbbs ~
chine; small lot Of paint; safe In the Office iS
Blacksmith tools; two bolt cutting machIns N y
assorted bar Iron In shop aud one paIE al II =,
axle Of Athree-Wheeled cart. ''" 'oi
TKRNs OF SALE-CASh.
JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, AttUrneyL ''A'''''
&c, HERvEr, AurtiGneer. A.,
December 2lst A. d. 1873, NJ 10 o'clock A, ~ Al ,,,
place. ,1''
dei6 JOHN ROBEIyTSOS, Trn,,..
The above sale . adjourned until Tuesday. a..
uaTy 2ist, A. D. 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. " Al ~
de23 JOHN R0BERTSiJN. TINS.
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DOR isAIE-:A sECoND-HAND LAW.
t. YER Printing Pres. Piaten, i+xi'. Apply al
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Ar GOOD AND HEALTHY HOME FOR
| IA OUR INDUSTRIOUS PEOPLE. .i .,aii.
Weoter for sale 1000 acres Of excellent land on the
Waten Of Buckhanuon river, In Randolph county, w.
Va 10 actual settlers at very low price and on long
terms Said land u In good settlement adjoining
The TClarendOn" estate Of DT. 4. Blum, Heretla, W.
va. We employ no land agents, no land Spectators
bnt sel direct d actual settlers. Title perfect.
IA pply 10 james PiekenS Florence, Randolph county
ChGs. E. Myths, BuehAnnOn, Upshur county Dr.. 4
Blum, wheeling, Ohio county. oel-d6N
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3cas Sals.

DOR sABE-2o0o, POUNDS OLD
u TYPE, suitable for Babbtt Metal. VIII DO sold
10 lots TO suit purchaser Apply At Intelligeneer
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announcements.


AESSRs. EplroRs-Pleass lnuOupc, u.,.,,
aaie ier the Office Of Sergeant Of tbcciy Il NJ sah
Lt1h Ed N bIIysa
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HTrialelphla AcCUmnlOdatlon.- train only runs
between Wheeling and TTlhdUphiA.
tDlIly except Sunday Newark Accommodation.
tSIeu6euville Accommodation. train during
tho day passes backward aud forward between Mar
TINS Ferry and Belaire, stopping when required Of
liraYnl Hill. NV 4 !. ~ - -L.l. ..
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3F:as... leu,1&e

EOR .REST-TIIE LARGE, HAND
Il SOME Store Room, Nv. lilo Main street, nov 90
without ianiily apartments on the upper floors
Also, the three-story Store House, No. 70 Twelfth
street, now occupied by John l. Rice. Also, Store
Room No, 1873 Market street. Applyto ,,,ro,,
1.dei9ud oifs ~ lJip clitJ.Hs fAAIoN.
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E1oR SALE LowsAND ON EASY
Farm Of 80 acres, on the Ohio iyG, eighteen miles
from Wheeling. About one-thlrd river bottom lhne
aluyIa SOIL not subject 10 oyerowl well adapted for
Market Gardening; about 100 acres dne timber Witch
can be easily cultivated when cleared. Watered by
spring drain will make splendid stock farm: !
'EEI & ~ 1irNllifi w. v. HOuE a bko.t i
mr26 t-4 1900 Market 81.
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le''a VT ~ GEO. B. CALDWELL TIa,le';;

HRRyEY L PACE, AuctlOneets. .,,,,,,,% %g p,
The above sale Is adjourned until SATUhDA ~, ~.
Soth day Of November, 1873, At II O'clock A. ~ '
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J ang7. ~, u. ....a.ll42 chapline streel.

nor SALE ~ 31lur1 an II
KANSAS LANDS and some Ohio County
property that will sell ut great bargain,
Calf and see what have, II you want 70 make
money. JOHN MCDONALD,
=, ap2B.7 d. Real Estate Agent, Elm Grove.
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'''n' P'A'' ~ ' GEo 3. CALDWELL Tns,,t,
,Iol, numbered one and thrc on said pit hinas
been sold November 90, 1873 tr sos and ~ tag
lively, the above ale rs 70 the property ~ III
Is adjourned until SATURDAY, Tie lth aj Ss. r N
cenber, 1873, al 10 o'clock 4. NJ, At tic Ame Pl''4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-24
: IA a Theassr.

BALrINoRE, January ADJUST before
the beginning Of the matinee in the Hol-
liday Street TheAter yesterday, the cyl
inder containing gas for calcium light
exploded. fatally injuring James Knapp,
and wounding Charles Street,
Charles Rutter aud 81. Thompson,
attaches of the theater. The explosion
caused a panic in the auditorium, the
rushing in great confusion to the
exits. No one, however, was injured.
When the alarm was over, and the eause
of the explosion announced, seats were
resumed aud the play proceeded.