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National Republican., 1878-11-13
Real Estate AuCtlonccr.

BY virtue of deeds of trust dated respectively Feb
ruary u, 1873 and April u, isi5, and recorded in
land records ui the District Of Columbia and by the
written request OF the party secured thereby, will
sell ut public auction IN front Of the premises, on
MONDAY, the lslh day OF November, a. ID. ISIS, at
1850 o'clock r. M, that piece OF ground situate In the
city Of Washington, u. e., known as lot y, In the
recorded subdivision Of part of square numbered ~
together with the improvements,
Terms One quarter cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months, with Interest at per cent or
h cash, NJ option Of purchaser one hundred dOllaTs
required At time Of sale. tOnvrynnring hl pense OF
purchaser Terms TO be compiled with IN seven days
from sale II. LEWIS BLACK FORD, Trustee.
J. r. CDLDW ELL. Salesman CcasnOl As II rs Is
National Republican., 1878-11-13
E0rRent.

EOR RENT-OYER MARKRlTER's NEW STORE
l. No. 62s street, one door nom Seventh street,
o g Room cond floor, and ore thirJ hoor. Rent N
per month. Apply aI Inr store. nOlSI,s
LNOR BENTON FAVORABLE TERMS-ONE
l. OF the large elegant stores In the Y. NJ. e. A.
building. corner Nlnlh and Dsireets Immediate pos
session given. Apply 10 a. s. PRATT Il S0N, cor
ner Ninth and ID streets. nov+6t
ENOR RENT-WITH BOARD.-FlRST AND SEC.
II ond story front rooms. In suite or single, at 37
Four.and half street northwest nO26t'
ENOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Iyal,iv Cloud Duildinr
National Republican., 1878-11-13
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue Of writ Of rcnni0nH CrpDnIs, issue out
OF tie clerks office Of the supreme ,Ourt of the Dis
pubic sale for cash M the cOur -houSc door Uf said
district, on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of November,
1875 at " o'clock ~, all the right. title. claim aud in
ierest Of the defendant in and TO THO following.
described property to witt Lots TO- H. and r. IN square
s7, Washington, b. c. together with, all aud ngulnr,
he Improvements thereon seized and leyiel upon as
the property OF William u. PrOut, TO satisfy attach
ment No. 1882 ut law, IN ayor oftlayon H. Rogers.
FREDK. DOUGLASS
- U. & Marshal D. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, ,AuctIOneer. oC]pdSdts
National Republican., 1878-11-13
SbeciQL N0tces.

e~,s5s THE sEMLANNUAL MEETING or THE
eSS Convocatlon OF washn ton will he held In
Ghrls! Church, ueorgctown, This "Wednesday
from the Rev. Dr. HoT, OF Baltimore. All are well
come noiss
National Republican., 1878-11-13
JOHN SHERMAN, Auc,ioneer. ~
John SHERMAN h Co,
- Real Estate Auct ionccrs, 81. Cloud Building

VOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
~ Real Estate AuctioDccrs, 81. Cloud Building.
TRUsTEEs. SALE OF pEsIllARLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. 1875 NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF ndecd Of trust dated the lhh day OF
November. A. d. ls7I, duly recorded in llber No. 6i
Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, we Will sell at public auction In ont OF the
premises on WEDNESDAY, the nth day Of Novem-
btr A. d. ISIS at O'Clock D. M, the following de-
d. e, known as part Of lot numbered twenty Co.. in
square numbered ono hundred and forty utD. begin.
ning for the same nj tue northeast corner OF lot mum
bcred nineteen (iDl IN said square, on the line of
street north, and running thence south nnety.hye
teen ti5l feet thence es wentysN t2) feet, thence
north one hundred and ten lO) feet aud thence west
thirty.eght (isl feet TO the place Of beginning
Terms Onc-fourth % cash. balance In six, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty our months, with interest nj
per cent, per hnnum, secured upon property sold.
All conveyHncing ut purchasers cost. deposit OF
sIW required al time OF shla Terms to be com piled
with In seven days. - - -
JOSEPH r. EPSON, ,.,.,o..
JAMES d. CLARY. ius'ee''
W. " SMITH. Salesman. boie.TuTbSSds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-07
A Rough criticism on the waynesharg
BFass Band. rt

WayuobaFB t1fPaobAA'
Our waynesburg brass band boys play
well and the band is a good one, and many
citizens of the town contributed OF their
means to assist the boys in getting fine
set of instruments But their is one thing
we wish TO say to the band, and We trust
they will heed the advice, and that Is that
they stop their everlasting footing all over
the town every time they meet to play.
This thing has become great nuisance
and annoyance to our people: When they
have occasion to meet and Practice or to
20 away, let them quietly gather and at
Tend to their business, but not each mem
Der OF the band as he goes to and from the
place OF meeting, at all times OF the day
and night, annoy people and arouse them
from their slumbers, whether sick or well,
by this everlasting footing OF their horns
and tattoOing Of the drums. The boys
should know that good and old musicians
never exhibit theirtalent 50 cheaply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-07
vIRGlNIAAND WEST VIRGINIA
The Slow Progress Of the Two States as
Compared with Pennsylvania.
Their Soil. Climate. Minerals and other
Natural ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
10 Their Future Development.


N,,,barrA NAaaist,urer q Yesterday.
A casual glance at railroad map OF the
United States will show that while the
whole country north Of the Ohio and east
Of the MiSsouri-with the exception OF
some inhospilable regions Of the extreme
uorh-is covered with q bewildering net
work Of railroads, and the greater part OF
the south is comparatively well supplied
with them, there is one large section, in
GLIDING portions of the States of Virginia,
West Virginia and Kentucky, in which a
railn,ad is almost unknown. In the quad
ranrle bounded by the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad on the north, by the Chesapeake
4 Ohio Railroad on the south, by 4 branch
NJ the BALTIMORE & Ohio from Harpers
Ferry 10 stanton, Va, on the east, and
nv the Ohio river from harkerSburS to
Huntington on the west, there's not sim
,Ja rAiinaSd except few unlmportant
branches. South Of the CheSapeAke 4
Ohio Railroad TO Fast Tennessee, Virginia
4 Georgia and the Atlantic, Mississippi 4
ohio Railroads, from Lynchburg, Va, 10
Knoxville. Tenn, there also is no railroad
sxcept small branches A traveller might
t.ofr6m Charlotte, Va, to Knoxville, Tenn,
distance OF 800 miles, without crossing 3
single railroad.
The absence OF railroads is OF course evil
ience Of sparSeneSs of population. While
The western portion Of the country has
been densely settled as far west as the east
rrn portions OF NebraskAand kansas, and
\ tide OF immigration is pouring into Texas
and Arkansas, West Virginia and Aentae-
XIV have remained almost ttrTl tHaaE.'i:'i.
To show how little the population OF the
Two Vinsinias has increased in the 10 years
tn,m lSSO TO 1870 the following table OF
pSpulAtiou is given in which the NiEginIas
arr compared with PennSylvaHia. Under
Vin,iniS is included the population OF the
counties composing the present State, the
counties in West Virginia before the diyl'
SION into two States being deducted. I'm
der IVES, Virginia is given the population
OF the counties now composing the STATE
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cent OF manganese, and are therefore suit
able for the manufacture OF spiegel, pro-
yided their content ofphoSphorus or other
objtionable elements Is not too larEe,
which, however, has not yet been deter
mined.
In addition to coal and iron ore there arc
other mineral deposits Of great value. ST.
yer, gold and copper are found within the
limits Of the two States, but the working o!
them has not been found profitable: Lead
aud Tiue ores are found in the Valley. oil
Virginia, and have been shipped to other
States for smelling. Plumbago, gypsum,
rock salt, barytes, kaolin, FIRE clay OF all
kinds, glass sand, and building material OF
every description are found in various To-
calities. In short, the two Nirginias pos
SEES every natural resource, mineral as
well As agricultural, which should render
them capable OF supporting . population
as numerous rs that Of any other State IN
the Union.
Virginia was the first State in America
To engage in iron manufacture. Iron was
made not far from jamestown, on the
James river, in 1910 and l62l, but the
works were destroyed by the Indians in
l6ss. No other attempt was made to make
iron in the State for about . hundred
years. AZ,
iron works OF Virginia and West Virginia,
according to the report OF the American
Iron and Steel Association, IS as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-07
TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth St

b EITf1e 4 DEED Il TEEst as1eby y. c ATtARr
ana R1tAEl u. k& viz. - The En3erss oa1 Trzste$
Dad jose ina, lSEG ao4 Il rScora u EA% oEaS q
~ Coza1y CS1rt 4 Dab eoGlfy. HeSs TtrgiatA, IN
pssa 4 Trlss BoSk Ne :. pGSs - Isa -. viii -
WEDNESDAY, OCToeER :, ISS
CSaHeaetar At 10 o'e3oek h NJ ssl II pGh1e anctJs.
It IL sSsf 30ac Il Tie CRGTG HoG& 4 0A5S eoaa1y.
IL tosEtzS desrTiA1 rial sst1:A viz La pEshSrS4
thirTy-4VS tSD IN GEahans bt4ltisa . he cify q
EAeShEe. 3ol AEiss SSfU1tt - tAt 1oESA sd e
FSfieeolA SSTekG 81 CeatrSh hstSetl Hk1G rs -
ntfly koSEz - Filth Goa SIKH sCErSts h he eify
q Wkeeli1C WesI NirGiEi1, sxCSPtf1g Ave See1 nd
Sog- taehas e H. ra.s SEED sat4 ~
Ib9rS srCesAA e tEi1 PSTt3oo & SD 1St = Ae 81
VsFy 3esiE1Abs tvO-sooEy so4 tttie S<ssk tEs1tas
kSzsS I'D al aAsesSEET oGfo3l4i1eA
ysl o1ly SSaJEy ssek die - b vested n at1Y Nd
reed 4 TrssG.
TEEEs or SILE-TWS Thazs1,l Five Ha5lrei ps,-
lETs CsA - 6lT & Sa ha411sE IN TIVE eQG1 ilgGRI-
utan n 81 I13 tSNfEE RSsIhs. 4t5eETsd rsyHsah
- " HeSGrSd ~ ptS 4 TrzSt - tie PrOpEESy 81
yigh llglrIacR EEEaslt - cuFsR.
sezsl-SIoc3 J-T. L EoD6ERS IrusseS.
he 3ASIe aIt 3 SlSsGrse1 Eatl SATURDAY,
SSVeahEr 4. SIS, a. IL Enf S9Gr Isa PA8ee-
oeea.nASE4 J.T.L EODGEES Tres,ee-
M slla Z tA.s aAsEs FresS-Ly b plsaPOssd G2tl
ssSEGs JEL EoD6EEs Tra.ts.
NJ ale 4 IL lA.srs r-USSEfy b passpuaaa Esta
WEDNESDAY, SSEeASSr z, ISsS. u tSs sasSe hS1r
S1499s= JvL EooSEES Trs.se-
n. aIs q he 4ASTR SASSfAs1 Vguper1y 5 pnss.
Po1rA uEtH sATrEnAf, DeesahSr u, IssS u EH4
49, I-T.I RoESEES Trry.,..
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Cooperation In the Glass Busiaess mp al
RAyennA. Ohio.


Rassnaa. Ohio.
eil1sS1rsA pasPaaeA 4 TssorAlJ,
Il has been known for some time that
the eOSrsFasivs GAS workers in Rayenna,
Ohio, were no; getting along IS vel IS
could bSpishei, owing to internal diSsen-
tons bat the troubles appeastO be heal.
cd Il present. From members of the iane.
eire9s in the glass business ii i learned
thAt the tactoIy divided 2sainst itself and
thG it iSuO~ IN : position tOsandts sSsely
owing 10 the members finding that divii-
sion meant fixture.
In the ar: place it IS Sai1 that =
majority Of the stockhol6ers tpok ii into
their heads 70 dissh3rSe the foreman,
KrspS- Tia minority kicked 50 hSEi thai
the majority discharged them also and
hirSi 6utSS4ers 10 t2ketheir places. Is thew
h&i . right 10 Do &ecONiiRs t0She SrticsesSi
SSrSenent This S&3.e Ot IE8irS existed
until about no weeks Silee. when Il
seems itEx< fORad neoaSSary toCalIiv2te
harmony, and the discharged men were
sent for, The furnace i : Six-pos coe.
Comment on this matter among los Of
ctAxnen On fhe S0athSSde Isl niShs led
Is The discussion q Tie cooperative plan.
IS tAr Is glass making i cSaoesned
Strange - itm1y SRn 10 snnA these men
Who are old ss&Ss EOSSers 8greei urGri-
nonSly thSs evaporation hAd EurSei
great fnjary % The 6GS1neS& They sAy
hat IN the OI,3en tiue, Thea the bGInaSs
EGs eoatrOllei By . teE men in The ctr,
both manufacturers and EosSnsa received
sagSSEaetnyy returns and 81 alag With
cat QGsTeins. About the beginning q
inRAtSon, duEingthe va, IGnheS Of ToSS.
mea here and there eonbinei and bscxa
o. tAs;r 0En book Some q skssA b.
eosias rais - nReh HOaey tha1 tier
sSaruss1 SHd GaTe "a new companies
ne<e al did ven tor sone yeArs. bot
snally slnrted the MARKET, Whea conpesi.
EiOa kSsAn, and noU i : efainSed hGs
rSat&ed Seeh point that there Is bGt IT,
lie money Tor employees o. SAPSJyes. OF
eoarse this rieE S Hos he8d by a EorS-
uea AMI n2AnfRetGrerS, b1t there are !
arse number q The tCSner esaSS Vhe
sSkSEihs . Z, EAfe . considerable nCz-
ber 2rs EiI6Eg % test the matter ssIR far
,hef ty tie eSSanl Anens q Eew ElrsoESeS.
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way Of Seneeaville and Washington.
They took between forty and ftty COWS
out with them. They bought some COWS
as low as $40. The diaries require greater
number Of COWS during the winter than
summer. Last spring the Bucks county,
PENNSYLVANIA, diaries sent out here 20 re
plenish their stock of cOws.-CdplbIdgt
JS5iESOaidR.
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TRUSTEES SALE
i. tA.oz4s c4Gs 4 ohl crssz! SaTEa+
s~rE N5 ,o.,,,,

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GsurrR LiIss H1E AE-sEa E-ss. - -. : = ~
$1,000 TFasrs. esd AZ x nit 4 .'zts.s,
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Cssss 4 oa5S elE7sT. q Ei1 ! - = y y
4 r9.I I'D 1R1pFs ~ J % - ,. . - -
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RsytaE cs.. saii easEasey csaaty.

Two MA tOa WsshilssOa ecGnsy, Pa,
naS8e = tOar thrOeSh thisr'us'y tas Ssek,
bayins q drOye q fresh d1iry eoSs >, pm
ees r1aelss tTOa s. 70 50 rhey elne
in tArO1rA The nOEthera pk-tot Tie c0En-
IL, alag tie SslbeaVille Piks. and vent
= ar Eess - Cumberland, rttEEaiRS By
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-07

TRUSTEES SALE


By TtEtasd DseI s( rs: zl.g. " T1.v.
SAlS aa4 Aal3E E NES1Ak - ~, q a. -
E[Ds1 - TrEssAS SIsI -. .irs ~ 4 Nv rs ~
4 ree1r4 h III Cbtrk'l t5er e ~ CS4sf' o. 4
0Aj0 engsty. IVES NsrE.1a S sLaE < ~, 4 ~
I9d ssrsslss Ne 4, Il Pass 60 IL Isss1SSJ
yM -
THURSDAY, Il. 5ts Il! Il .,e1azssr, Ahp1
CazzssdaE n - s'eiorf a 4 - K ;ssis ,,,,.'
al tAs ra1t easr q ~ Cur Esass 4 -. e5I,.T
b IL cIiy 4 EhsEitaG. al TE=E-1a. - jsTis,
6sEihs4 raj sseIst E:Ei.s : ~ :..y ssst:r 3,
Ssa:e, tS-sir N uatiTaSsi IA 4 a "a: n I
~ 1DAETr4 sif4SI-25s4- = IL ia TrsI "a
EiEY, vAicA nd pm neBlres ~ ~ = MA -
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IL IsIEot, ye<rE ~ Sesctss sa4s!IgJ It n ND
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IL alag kkFsEn1AEf DszGIn4 IA n. rda
gith he 11sy, I.3 nj Ssss 40 tleaaAs .. IN.
rig EiacG e g1sss4, AEEErSa ELi - n Nd
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nd II s4yStns a IIisT "a LIZ slIc NJ 4 ~ m
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aas u. Slssa IAsSS hstiI sSsrIlA4 ~ Essla u.
SaAA. is4 s IL AaE F=zssA! - Z s2aa NESIAA
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IHd o. sALE-0os-Shi-4 4 ~ gIssaass nssty.
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pr, = eash, 40 IL resSt1s 4 W. SyIlf as.ll.
zssEs Asariaf tsstrsss 4sgH - az 4 ~. RuAl
EI I,4 tttlTt useiAs sFs5ec1.rs:r s7a - Ia I
aid NJ SCORED ~ 6As4 4 t1sS q ~ irSsFsJ ~
II E:tis b h,eSEIs4 ga,sL, 5gs sling h 5.55:ss
skIH eosrsy edly Eac4 I.ais u ! 1sar4 1 II !! NJ
GDnzss 4 CAI1TEL, Trsr..
J. C EuTET. AarESlesE. ~
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r.,.n.l MIN pnan

In these days of low wages, the matter
OF medicine is an item, and he who prac-
tees economy may be gamer by it by
buying an Egyptian Fever and Ague and
Liver Pad, and using it instead Of taking
medicine internally.
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nIEn.

SAVERY.-ou TharSlay evening. December S
ISIS. DESSr SAvEET, In the list year Of his ase
Euperal trOm his bate rsilsnee, SSs EoS street, 90
SGAsaiA ai.sraOSa al Seloek. FEisoas q The Ani-
y are Invited 70 attssa. laiSmsnt At the PeaiRsa-
Il, c.,,.,s-x
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TRUSTEES SALE OF USw0RXED,
i EEL-sE4SoSED
Wagon Material. &c.

IA En3aIS1sl TrEEe4 Ae-gaT 81 sIort, ~:
" Ttrts4 4 SAE II-aiCsT ts-sv-. af In ~
psesz 4 IrEss nA3f - Y -EIst N:NA3a = AZ ~
lAs IsSA az 4 My, ~, ~: 1GS 4 a-ssrt : y
CsFkss UEaSE SAt CnERsy CsI"f 4 GGAs slaEaiy NsG
Nrsina, u Esd q Ess-Es Il .:75s III Nr'Pa1
SlL { a $50 Cd, haT-ld
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-07

We expect to reeur 10 this snbiec. at
another time, when We will treat more
particularly Of some special localities.
which are well adapted either TO iron
manufacture or ore mining, and will
be ifAd II in the meantime any OF our
readers will furnish rs with de.Silei in.
formation concerning the iron resources
Of any locality in thetWO states in which
they may Be interested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-07
GALE OF VALUABLE
Business RealE Estate

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-06-28

eyes and looked up at me inquiringly !:
Forgive me, Edmund" | cried, +" in
an agony Of shame and remorse, II was
mad knew not what [ was doing.
Take her, am too sinful, too selfish to
be worthy of her love-"
II forgive you" be answered, with
his kind smile, ''all but your self-con i.
demnation but | cannot take her in the
sense you mean. | told you we loved
each other, but it was only as relatives
may love. For, Arthur, she is that sis.
ter whom, as you know, | lost in child
hood. We learned that from each other
long ago, and meant to keep the secret
until your wedding day but we saw
that you were unhappy in your doubt Of
US, and that letter which you burned
would have told you ALL"
| could thake no reply. The tears
that filed my eyes we're those Of unut-
terrible thankfulness for my narrow ess
cape from an awful crime; and they
sealed firm resolve to be more worthy
Of the happiness | had 50 nearly flung
away
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-06-28

Is the Khan Of Tartary a milk-khan
containing, as it were, the cream Of tar
tar.