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COMMISSIONERS CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT.
Rnnndsman Mark IagertY. discharged OH the

testimony Of Captain Sebert has been anxious, on his
appeal 20 the Supreme Court. General Term, 10 intro
duce in some shape the evidence which Captain he-
bert himself was discharged His first effort failed He
then applied for reinstatement to the Police Commission
er Oh aidayts setting forth the proceedings on Captain
Sieberrs trial The Commissioners dld not act and he
obtained certiOrar requiring them to return tho pro-
ceednEs on his last application This writ rcturnabe
last Friday, was neglected by the Commissioners, and
Yesterday Louis j. Grant the counsel for Hagerty got
an order from Judge DduIels requiring them TO snow
cause today why they be not punished FOR contempt
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CHURCH BODIES IN SESSION.



AN OBJECTION TO WOMEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FROM CHURCHES AND DISTRICTS.
The second days session of the NewYOrk
Methodist Episcopal Conference. ST. Lukes Church,
was presided yesterday by Bishop Andrews. As
the roll OF members being called, the Rev. DR.. j.
Nichols very old and infrm clergyman, in answering
his PANE said that he had prayed earnestly to be al
lowed to look upon the venerable heads that were
present at the opening Of this Conference the
last that he might ever be permitted 10 attend
The Rev. Dr. Gorse appealed from the decision of the
Poughkeepsle District Conference which, in February
last licensed Miss Katie A Lent local preacher. lie
did believe that this action in accord with the
discipline and administration Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. and he opposed 10 the licensing of women
10 preach the Gospel The appeal referred TO the
Committee Church Discipline The Rev. Mr. Bro wD
treasurer reported that the funds controlled by the
Conference last year amounted to SJ3,34O. of which
$4,000 90 had been appropriated to the superannuatcd
fund.
The Rev. Mr.. Van Gosbeck pastor of the Morrisania
Church. said he hoped the Conference would undertake
the management Of the properly. as II was worth at
least 100000 TDere was good held Tor labor IN NOR
crushed out its vigOr The Rev. j. T. Hermance. Pre-
siding Elder OF the Newburg District, spoke the con-
don Of the churches in his district mentioning the
church at Highlands as being an embarrassed con-
dOn The Conference also listened TO addresseds by
the Dr. Hunt the newly elected secretary OF the
American Bible Society the Rev. DIR. Fowler, Editor Of
The Christian Adrocdte and the Rev. DR.: KING, who
spoke OF the destitutOn among the freedmen III the
South committee, appointed at meeting OF pastors
and members OF the 4ew-YOrk Methodist Episcopal
churches last year. reported that OF securing
effective aid for the weaker from the churches
1t in favor OF asking the next General Conference to
abolish the division line between the New York aud
New-York East Conferences.
Most Of the members OF the Conference were present
in the afternoon at the annual meeting Of the
Mutual Assistance Society. revised constitution was
adopted The treasurer reported that the funds OF the
society amounted Sl7333 Co. increase Of 1921 rs
from last year Seventeen widows and sixteen iniirm
ministers had been gwen assistance. The election OF
officers as follows: President, the Rev. Alex
andeT Ferguson vce-presidents. the Rev Messrs. j.
schafcr W. G. Smith, and l.. C. Washburn; secretary
the Rev. X. Wheatey; treasurer the Rev. W. T. Brewer
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Albany. N. Y. April Am the Court of Appeals,
Thursday Apiil NO lsiEeventh Ward say'nss
derseeye ag argued by H. Andt rson ior appe
lant aud John Cadman for respondent No l5-Guesi
respondent to submit No. agt MSyt argaed s
Goodwin ag Massachusetts Mutual Insurance company
argued by Bliss for appellant and Geo T. Dahio M
T. NJ. Crapdal respondent No. lb3-lyhcn agI hN,
Nally; argued by Malcolm Campbell for appellant ana
Frank J. Duplgnac for respondent 49, ,-o 80, ION 100
Day calendar for Friday Nos 1885, 45, 49, le' i'O iV-'
1876. 1877.
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MARINE INTELLfGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises m 537 Run sets..... G29 Clock FAST. %ll
Moon sets 9i1 Noon sOuihs. .:O2 MoOn's age days J
WATER IODAT-A ~
sandy Hook COS GOV Island. 9i2 Hen Gate. ..ll 81
high WATER Io-Dsi-r. 81.
Sandy Hook. 923 Gov Island 1905 Hell Gac..-.ll 81
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YEAS.

The next vote the second resolution, deyolyng
Temporarily the duties OF DOOrkee Oh the SeIGeanat
Arms. II was adopted, yeas 122, nays 115.
Immediately on the announcement OF tne vote Mr.;
HALE Qep., Me- 10 move that the House proceed
TO the election of DOOrkeeper.
Mr.. EDEN Dem, ILL moved that the House adjourn
Agreed 12l. nays ll3, and the House accord
ingy, at 4:40 p. M, adjourned.
Pending the announcement. the SPEAKER appointed
Messrs Durham Bount and Baker OF Qnd1 as the Con-
ference Committee part OF the House on the Dill
making appropriation for the employment OF temporary
clerks. The announcement was made OF Democratic
caucus 10 take place tO-mOrrOw evening
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fine Arts
A MOTHER!

A MOTHER!
EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION OF
FIRST.CLASS PAINTINGS.
THREE COLLECTIONS IN ONE.
Now On free exhibition Leaytt Rooms, No. Sl7
broadway.
Auberf, Jules DuIre, Merle,
Baugniet Diaz Palmaroi,
BOuguereau, DE MELVILLE, PascnttI
B0dini, tscOsura, PhssaD,
BelecOur, Frcrc (E.) N0elOis,
B0ulanger, flchel. Nlyshhcl,
HOnilazzi FargOD, Schreycr,
Castres. Glaize, Steinhcl,
COmte. IIasenclever salentin,
Claws, Jazet, Stlenac
Cor6t Kensctt TOulmoueht,
Chavet, kDaus, Iurntr'
ClairiD MadraZO NiDcft
Cbarnay McssOner, NOZ,
CampTfani, Meyer Of Bremen, NoKart,
Duycrger, MeyeThelm, Why,
Deseo6e Martinetti Weber (O)
Deort, MuratOn, Zleni.
Dsrgelss. -. ,.u.
Boughton, Castelar, 0ny..
Church, Duihnd' puhuhs'oh'
AND MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED 0THEns =,
The sale will take place TUESDAI a9n WE'D ESDhf
EVENINGS, eth and 10TH at CHICKERING HALL No
by GEORGE A. LEAvITT CO., r. someville, Aucti'n'r.
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THE NEW-YORK EAST CONFERENCE.

The New York East Methodist Episcopal
Conference, which began its 30th annual session on
Wednesday in the First Place Church, Brooklyn, re-
sumed its business yesterday morning Bishop Randolph
s. Foster, presiding Dr. G. W. Woodruff announced the
death of the Rev. d. L. Griswold, a member of the
conference since 1922 and appropriate resolutions
adopted. The Rev. c. Fletcher, for the New-York East
District said that only one Church-the Beekman Hill
was much embarrassed The collections for benevolent
purposes smaller than usual The New-York Dis
tict said 20 be in good condition. except that the
Forsyth Street Church uncertain the retention
OF its property, The Rev. A. 8. Graves who presented
the condition Of the Brooklyn churches announced the
Withdrawal OF the Rev. T. r. slicer had become the
pastor OF the Park Congregational Church He also re-
ported that the Rev. J. L. Hall had refused do the
W0Tk assigned hlm by the Conference Dr. Woodruff
pay Snofs would not afford sunicent support for his
the Conference long discussion ' e1saed 40 40
TO what action should be taken IN the
to-day An elaborate report was read setting forth the
work OF the Eastern and Western Metbodjst Root c m
said 10 be copies Dr. Reuben Neson S WAS
cpal book agent IN this city addressed the Conference
had suffered from the hard times He urged the mem
beers 10 purchase books from The Church publishing
of the Church journals.
The afternoon and evening sessions were taken up
With various anniversaries.
SESSION or THE NEWARK PREsBYTERY.
At the meeting of the Newark Prcsbytery yester
days Newark the following Commissioners TO the Gen.
era Assembly elected Clergyprincpas, the Rev.
Drs Craven and f. Smith slernates, the Rev. Drs.
etearns and HOLSTER; eldersprincipals, William Ran
I'm and Z. Doremus aternates, Lorenzo Boyden aud
E. a smith. The Rev. DIR. Poor, Of the Presbyterian
Board Of Education, said that Of the difficulties
the board had 70 encounter was the growing con-
pt OF the ministry 10 many educational institutions
X ne reason for this that clergymen had been
sTrred IN some literary and some religious papers
kRauper class living on the charity OF the church. An
places - "''''"''"' '"' '"'""
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COURT OF APPEALS.

until il was recorded and did not know II included an
assumption Of the mortgage by her. The case Is still on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-05

ID Il. BARNUMS
OWN ANDONIY
GREATEST SHOW on EARTH
VIII
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL O,
and continue
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY,
at building OF the AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
3rd-aVe. near 63d st
THOROUGHLY REORGASIZED VASTLY IMPROVED
INTENSE ADDITIONS
$4,000 worth oi NEW ATTRACTIONS
made In It'd various departments, intending
TWENTY ROYAL TRAINED STATIONS.
TIE MAMMOTH ORIENTAL MUSEUM MARVELLOUS
AuTOMATA THE NORTHUMBERLAND
MENAGERIE, and
IMMENSE FOREIGN and NATIVE CIRCUS
TWENTY TRAINED ROYAL STATIONS.
host Of incompatible artists including
CHARLES FISH, the Champion Rider Of the World.
WILLIAM MORGAN, the Lightning Bareback Rider.
CHARLES REED. MILE. ADELE MISS COOKE, MISS
JENNIE WATSON, SIGNORA MiACO, THE GREAT
MIACO BROTHERS, THE WONDERFUL LEOTARDss
aud host OF
ACROBATS ATHLETES, WALTERS, &c.
FOUR FUNNY Towns.
novel ami varied programme OF surprising excellence
WITuERS FAMOUS NETWORK BAND.
reserved seats, 20 cents extra
Doors open md p.
A GRAND STREET PAGEANT,
such rs BaIuum alone can give, Will be given on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL D.
Leaving the Institute at and passing through
the following streets;
Down 10 3dst 10 BOwery 10 Canal 10 broadway,
TO 5thave TO i2dst, 10 3dave. 10 place OF starting
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CEVENTH. REGIMENT RECEPTION.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT AND VETERAN ASS0.
CATIONS RECEPTION.
IN AID OF THE NEW ARMoRY FUND.
AT THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April "a. 1873.
Boxes tickets may secured application TO wM AZ
POND 4 Co. No. 647 Broadway Tickets may also be OBJ
tanned Of the officers and members OF both organizations.
Price So, single admission.
THE GREAT YORK AQUARIUM,
Il broadway and 36th.st
CAN DE VISITED DURING LENT WITH THE Ut.
MOST PROPRIErY.
Finest talnmept the city
FAMOUS TR0uPE OF TEN TRAINED BRoNcHo
HORSES GOATS, and DOGS
Curious mechanic showing how circus riders taught.
THE JACKITSCHYS Celebrated Japanese Company START
ling and Acobats stlees
a. &. Admission. 90 children hall price.
living Chmpanzee separate exhibition the hui
species Of any animal known. Admission c children
l0ctA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
Martins Ferry IocaIs-The Bu.
rial of Young CrOWl.

Mayor Kerr and Mr.. Up. Crowl return.
ed from Powhatan about1 O'Clock yester-
day morning bringing with them the body
Of Herbert Urowl, which was taken direc,
10 the cemetery, and yesterday at l0l
o'clock the high school and a large number
ofEympathiztugiriend gathered at the pa.
rents house, where, owing TO the delicate
health OF Mrs. Crowl, the services were
held, Rev. Weir officiating, assisted by
Rev. Brown. A procession was then
formed aud proceeded to the cemetery,
where the 2Sd psalm was sung by the
high school under the direction Of Prof..
Scho6eld. A few appropriate remarks
were made by Rev. Wier and the box
containing the remains was lowered into
the grave, the scholars Of the school de.
posting 4 floral tribute; after which
the benediciion was pronounced by Rev.
Brown, and the assembly dispersed TO
their homes. From Mayor Kerr we learn
that the body was found floating In the
water on Saturday morning about 10
o'clock by \ Mr.. Davis and his son, who
were failing about two miles below Pow.
hatln and taken 10 the Ohio shore and
the authorities Of Monroe county notified
Of the fact An inguest was held Satur.
day afternoon, and owing to a high state
Of decomposition the body was buried
on the beach, that evening, and informl-
tion sent BY frst opportunity 10 parties
here. The body was identified by the
clothing and papers found In the pockets.
Mayor Kerr and Mr., CroWl desire me in
this connection to return 10 the oticers OF
the steamer Courier their heartfelt
thanks for the kindness shown them and
assistance rendered In their sad mission,
Rev. ChaliAnt and vile and Mrs. John
L Smith are attendinga Sunday School
Convention at CadiE.
Mr.. George Orr, Of Holidays Cove,
was In town yesterday.
The temperance people have dstern.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
OF Interest to wheeling siogie
manufacturers.

Bllumafe SUI, Ola
Mr.J. v. L. Fiudlsy has written ar
opinion for a committee Of cigar manu-
facturers and retailers constituting the
law differently from the recent circular
Of the commissioner Of internal revenue
which has excited so much opposition
among the manufacturers and dealers oc
capying small places Of business. The
circular requires cigar manufacturer
who are also sellers Of the cigar on the
same premises to divide the place Of Imam
ufacture and Of sale by u wall or a par
tition, and decides that the separation
merely by a railing, bench, counter Or
screen Is not sufficient. Mr.. Findlay says
there Ia nothing 10 the law to warrent such
aruling. He advises that the entire room
in which the Manufacture and sale oil
cigars is carried on be designated the
factory. The manufacturer may then
having procured his special tax teceip,
as a retail dealer, sell his cigars from
boxes properly stamped; labeled and
branded ut the place Of manufacture,
Should the revenue officers refuse to Issue
the license on tender Of the price, &c the
dealer can, II prosecuted, appeal 10 the
law, he thinks, with hope Of a favorable
decision by the courts.
Frederick D%atietwich, acting on the
views expressed in the legal opinion Of
Mr.. Findlay, applied TO the collector Of
internal revenue for this district for q
license as q bonded manufacturer and
retail dealer. The question Of Issuing the
license was referred to the commissioner
Of internal revenue at Warrington, and
has not yet been answered. lfTeiused, 4
manlamus will he applied for or other
legal steps taken.
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The I,roposed Pottery.


The Liverpool parties who propose TO
come here sgree 10 put four thousand
dollars in the works, leaving the amount
to be raised by stenbenyille twenty-one
thousand dollars. ofthis sum there was
subscribed las! night iity.ave hundred
dollars, Represented by the following
persons: J.. Dunbar, @. B. Doty, Wm,
Stanton, r. Sherrard, ". r. Z. Elliott
j, Il. Miller, D. sPanlding, Fl. u. Gar,
rett, J. B. Salmon, W. Ii. Mooney and
.John Orr.
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.insdt to make 9 grand rally in the TEN.
perance cause, and will hold afternoon
and evening meetings the balance OF this
week, under the management OF Mr..
Dunbar, who will make o short speech
every evening. Other speakers have
been invited and are expected to be pres
ent. The meeting last night was beld 10
Commercial Hall, and tonight will be al
the same place.
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ThePrcsb, terrain Ministerial Az.
ISOLATION of Pittsburgh ON Fun

sOeinti0n OF Fittsburgh on run
erals.
G,z,tls Of YsAtadiy.
We verify believe an important and
much needed change should be made in
respect 10 costly burial cases, costly or
naments, array Of flowers, and hiring Of q
large number Of carriages. In these
things il must be apparent that that
which 10 plain, neat, chaste, is more be-
coming and beautiful, and mor In bar.
mony with the sincerity and s~acredness
Of sorrow. And II needs only 10 be men.
toned, that in these times, ne owe It to
many families to join together 10 an ef-
fort 70 bring about n change that will re-
lieye them Of u heavy burden, In many
instances u too heavy burden. Our sug.
gestion, therefore, will take something like
this form. Let the funeral services be
held in the house, or when more conven.
lent 10 the church, to which all are in.
Yited, then let the removal to the GENE.
teryApd the inierment be 10 aquiet,deyout
and private manner, and that nj more
carriages be provided than are necessary
for the family and relatives. But when
friends or others choose 10 accompany
the procession In their own conveyanees,
they be commended and welcomed 10 90
doing. We look upon this modification
asa.real reform, one Of great weight OF
importance, and are 90 desirous Of hay.
Ing It adopted that We appeal to the
wealthy and influential, aud beg them, by
an initiative movement Of themselves,
and by continued example, to aid In
making the change complete and Uniform.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove Aecomnoda,ion.-ThIs trin only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
t0aily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Accommodation.
tSteubenyllle Aec0nInodAl0n.-This train dur
Ing the day pASSes backward aud forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping whom requi-
red at sherman House, Rtnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
WEDNEsDAY. APRIL 81, 1873.

Ma. p. Q. MocoLIocH writes to u.
from Bolton, Cas- Co.. No, telling US that
he ha. bought 8 farm Of 100 acres near
that railroad station at SIS per acre, and
he adds N now want to have the old
stand by, the IsrEIIIoEscER, coming
regularly to US. We look for it as anx'
io1sly As a letter from a near and dear
fsiends
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
mo TaR PUBIC.

As my wife Hannah Davis, has left my
bed and board, / hereby notify the public
to not trust or credit her on my account as
/ will pay no debts Of her contracting.
APRIL Is, 1878. ap2i
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"WEDNESDAY, Nly Is III

Commencing at 10 O'Clock !. y, ell ll
Al ihe front door Of the Court Hons CO.
", Ia the city Of Wbcelinl, tbs l5Hsa
real estaie inAt lito say Asg9n
Of ground situate on ibs sdt nasJ III
late Teimln street, 10 thai pr
wheeling knOSn - Centfe Nhtei'b
Beginning at the north tsl NIsg M
tered tseniy.oRe (?ll; thHtt QUIZ 4
,ide Of mid Jacob street thlhy;a'sla
west and al riAht tngls VIZ ~ 100
1907 feet; thence north and Al VIZ M
SaId lISt line thirty GS0 iti y
private alley; Themes Hat Ilons M
aid alley hity (tOl let 10 tes g. as,d0s
siTeel; thence borih along nd sst IS-,TII
,irest 6Te (5) feet; thspce al Gof ~ Y
teet 10 The plIce d betnnloL ~ hSs
ams property oouTsyNi 10 nla NJ
by w. d. InElIh, 1ruiiS, " Or"
Eotember, 1865.
Tenn, made known on ~ .,nf1
Title believed 10 b. good baL Jfn
7 Ihall convey only such y !, LyrtII us
r. UHnyKY. Auoliant'T. -
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A CARD.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
CLuES ONT
BOARD or COUNTY IOIIlSIoJB
WBEKiIAS, APl "a
Sealed Proposals will h rutitdt tbtt
until u o'c'oCk noon. April 2ilh, Ia III hsni
county work,
"NAcADANlzSG.'
$50 cubic ylrds 90 Bosn' Hi nj, Aa
National rod and loot Of bill
1850 cubic yLids, hnl ) nldGCtkn
above GreNlVille.
ito cubic yards, ". ". Lar tuRas
tween Clinton and West lb,HJ.
HOO cubic yards West Unna 4 kaTttS
road, north OF Middle wheeling tttL
1900 cubic yards, River rad, ettsat NJ
and Glen's Run.
100 cubic yards, Meeting BSuA Hal NJ
"NAsoSRY."
ITO cubic yards SteUnd.cIH NnnTEh
above Lyles, on RlTer rod.
etope must he Of bot suily d hrt NH
stone, delivered In IthngL bhlta ELSA ~
and ipeAt.
soft lime stone lnsiead Of The stfd s1sSp
BIDS must be BY the cubic ynl, EfrIss
eich road, the nAme AID Sddfui d aih4z'
full. nA
The COMMITTEES 90 RhsdiIDd B64Ianlfas
riSht 70 reject any OF all BID.
By order Of the Boartei 0onElsf
W. SHrTH, County Englnar. Y
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The Purpose OF the Publ,
schools.

New York Post.
We take IT to be a plain and settled
proposition that in the free schools main
tanned at public expense that ought Il
be taught, and that only, which will fur
nish the Icholars with such an elemen-
tary education as will ct them TO perform
the duties Of a citizen with ordinary 10.
%teIlIgence. There u, Of course, much
more which may be learned to advantage
and the ampler the facilities for learning
Il the better; only they should be fur
nhhed at the expense Of the learners O.
their friends, or by means OF liberal ant
voluntary endoWments. We know Of nj
Just theory by which the expente can b
thrown upon the taxpayers.
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LOB SALE
NOR SALE

FOE ssL In, Halt P.!'Dt y. :;,!a
Minor. o oos IirIs jrE, HDd tiS' sdIt
entire stock Of Dry hoOa,I ross
pets, OH Cloths &c, 70 ; 1nTBt
Iii onIy : 90 Iiir . isT tIIt
,tore room lately UteuPAsl ~ 'nsRpp
ans
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Yearly ConsumptlOD OF Tobacco

Tobacco Plant. .
The entire mass Of tobacco which is
annually consumed In smoking, snufiug,
aud chewing on the earth IL 1900, 900
pounds.-maniiestly too high an estimate
IRON 1,eoo0O0.0Oo 10 l,5O0,OOO0OO Of In.
habitants. Let Us take the half as the
more probable, and let Us suppose the to.
baeco leaves transformed into roll tobac-
CO, = tobacco serpent is created which,
with diameter Of two inches, and follow.
Ing the direction Of the equator, would
wind Itself around the sasth thirty tlmes.
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue Of a deed Of trust zitt ~
Falioure and SSHh {. PSlogtt !! w
upde1lgned a. TIu'ife, dlid tse HdaIIa
cember, 1874, GDd Of reord 10 peaa
No, s, iolIus is, 10 sod y, Ia lbt GsltS
the County Court Of Ohio UaalI' ho'"
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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PRoPEkTY OUT OF THE. CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAGR-lst col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGED PAoR-lst col.
ZEAL ESTATE WAMTED-2p PAGE-lst col
kEWARDS-1sT PAGR-lst COL
SALES At AUCTION-lsr PAGx--3d and 4th coils.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAC1-lst.
81 g q fsf ~ r.s.-sA Co.
SPECIAL NOTiCES-lsr PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
THE TRADES-2D PAGE-6th col.
THE TURF-1sr PAGE-2d col,
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosES-2D PAoE-lst and
TRAyELLERs GUIDk-2D PAcE-5th COL
UNFURN!sHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE-2d col.
WANTED TO pURCH AsE-llrH PAcR-eth COL
WATCHES. JEWELkY, ACID PACE Sd col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-lOrH rAGn 9Th COL