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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-27

EXPERIENCE HAS CoNCLUsIvELY SHOWN
that for cutaneous eruptions, open sores, lep-
rous calculations and rheumatic complaints,
HENRY's CARBoLIc SALvE is more eficacious
than any ointment, lotion or embrocation
that has ever been devised. Physicians admit
this. and the popular verdict confirms and rati-
fies the professional dictum, and assigns this
salve the foremost place among remedies of its
class. Sold by all Druggists.
Oxygenated Bitters cure Dyspepsia.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-27
CITY GOVERNMENT.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
Passage Of the Appropriation Bill.

A special meeting of the City Government
was held last evening.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Appropriation Bill, after some discus
sion on the appropriation for the Fire Depart
ment, passed the Aldermen yeas, 5 nays and
the Common Council unanimously. Before
the passage of the bill, during the discussion
on the Fire Department appropriation, an
amendment in the Board of Alderman to make
that appropriation $4,000 instead of $4,000
was lost, nays, 2 yeas. In the Council an
amendment was lost, nays, yeas, to insert
$4,000 for $4,000. The following is the ap-
propriation bill as finally passed:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-27

EVERGREEN CEMETERY are
made that rowdies, gather Sundays, Just in
side the gates at Evergreen Cemetery, and in
suit visitors Last Sunday there were those
who befouled every one with their coarse Ian.
guage. The attention of the proper authori
ties is called to this matter and we have nc
doubt they will see it does not occur again.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-27
MUSIC AND THE DRAM A.
HOBBIES.

Tonight the Wethersby- Goodwin troupe
will appear in Portland Theatre. The career
son, has been one of great success. Portland
will prove no exception to other cities in re-
spect to the crowded audiences that will be
drawn to the theatre. The Cincinnati Com
mercial says: At the conclusion of the enter
tainment, the people who departed with ach-
ing sides were just as undivided where to place
"Hobbies" in the category of amusements, and
they cared still less. They knew that they
had been entertained with fine singing and
acting, and convulsed with merriment for two
hours and more. We doubtif ever before the
solemn and dreadfully swell auditorium of
Pixies echoed back such continuous and hearty
roars of laughter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-27
Sugar.

The following are the rates of tare ON sugar
adopted by the government in place of those
mentioned in article 523 of the regulations of
1874
! Actual tare to be taken ON tierces and hogs
heads.
Sugar in boxes, IA per cent.
Sugar in barrel, 10 per cent.
Sugar in mats and Pernambuco boxes, 2 per
cent.
Sugar in other boxes, 11s per cent.
Melado 8 per cent.
Actual tare on sugar in irregular packages.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-27
High Street Sale.

AT the children's annual sale at High street
Circle rooms on Thursday, the girls will sell
fancy articles made by themselves, flowers and
wreaths suitable for Decoration Day, and re-
treatments. The boys will have for sale bas-
kets and foreign postage stamps from different
missionary stations.
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Saccarappa.

The Methodist Society has organized a dou-
BILE quartette choir to lead the singing in their
church at Saccarappa.
Major Hewitt of Damariscotta is to deliver
the Grafton on Decoration Day at Sacoarappa,
in the Congregational church.
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ACCid6ntS.

Mr. West, teamster for Stevens g. Co., fell
from the cart at Thomas Block, yesterday,
striking on his back and the back of his head.
He was badly bruised
A horse, attached to wagon loaded with
furniture, took fright at a locomotive yester-
day, on Commercial Street and upset the wag-
on smashing the furniture.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-27
United States Circuit Court-Massachu
SatfS

BEFORE JUDGE LOWELL.
National Hat Pouncing Machine Co. VS.. John A.
Houston ct al Bill in equity founded on reissued
patent granted to the complainant assignee of
Wheeler g. Manley, for hat bouncing machine.
Respondents deny the Infringement and allege that
the reissue is invalid. Argued and decision reserved
Chancey Smith and W. W. Swan for complain
ants.
James D. Fessenden and Henry E. Davis, Jr., for
respondents.
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They cure all diseases of the Stomach, Bow
els, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys and Urin-
airy Organs, and $500 will be paid for case
they will not cure or help, or for anything i'm
pure or Injurious in them-Hop Bitters. Test
it. See "Truts' or Proverbs" another col
umn.
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BARNUM'S.

Barnum exhibits in this city June 6. This
is what the Methodist says about this show:
Barnum's Greatest Show ON Earth which we
have visited at the American Institute in this
csty, is entirely worthy of public patronage.
1t is amusing, interesting and instructive. His
beautiful foreign stations are more cunning
than Tammany politicians. If the question Of
morals was raised, the horses would deserve to
succeed any set of aldermen that we ever
heard of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-27

ARcHERY.-We have just received large
stock of Bows, French Arrows, Strings, Tar
gets, &C., at reduced prices.
G. DAY, JR. & Co.
nu00d1w 1877 Middle St
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nny22d1w

F. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell by order OF ad-
ministrator, at their rooms this afternoon, a
stock of groceries, provisions, store fixtures,
&c. &c. Also large ice chest and marble
rIah Sa1a at 20
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-27

For local intelligence from Biddeford,
Saco, Bath, Augusta, Hallowell, Rockland
and Lewiston see fourth page.
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oH! !: !: :; !; 3;
Loins, and all Diseases
BACK" Ct

or Incontinence of Urine, Nervous Diseases Female
Weakness and Excuses; HUNTS REMEDY
is prepared EXPR ESSLY for these diseases.
From Rev. E. G. Taylor, D. D., pastor First Bap-
fist Church
PROVIDENCE, R. l., JAN 8, 1879.
can testify to the virtue of HUNTS REMEDY
in Kidney Diseases from actual trial, having been
much benefited by its use E. G. TAYLOR.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. 49, 1878.
VIM. E. CLARKE,-Dear Sir: Having witnessed
the wonderful effects of HUNTS RE NED Y, in my
own case, and in great number of others, recon-
mend it to all afflicted with Kidney Diseases or Drop
sy. Those afflicted by disease should secure the med
icine which will cure in the shortest possible time.
HUNTS REMEDY will do this.
f. r. DAwLEY. IS Over st.
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BABY Carriages, Feather Busters, Bird
Cages, Base Balls, Bats, Lawn Tennis Games,
Hammocks, from $1.00 upwards.
CHAs. DAY, JR. & Co.
my22d1w 1S7 Middle st.
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rny22d1w
$500 REWARD

Miss SAwYER's SALvE, the original and
genuine, 25 cent size, beats all others.
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YACHT PRINCESS AT AUCTIoN.-F. o. Bal
ley sell the sloop yacht Princess today at 10
o'clock, as she now lies at Portland Pier. She
has nicely furnished cabin, containing all the
utensils necessary for a cruise. She will be
rare bargain for some one.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-27
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.

Rumored Negotiations for Union of the
Boston & Maine and Eastern.
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CRoouET, 75c, SSc, S1.OO, $3.50, $1.75, $500,
$500 per set; also the Tennix Indestructible
Croquet Balls. G. DAY, JR. & Co.
my22d1w 1877 Middle st.
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c.. ID. b. Fisk & Co..
Under Preble House, Congress Street,
PORTLAND, ME-.

a.a, A This favorite seaside resort will be open
al for the reception of guests May 80 for
! ESEN1jiT the season of 1879. OTIS KALER,
&11dZ2 my27d1m Propr.
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CITY AND VICINITY.

DIR. C. w. BENsoN's CELERY and CHAMo-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervousness, and
will cure any case. Price 80 cts, postage free.
PARSONS, BANGS & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, III and 119 Middle street, Portland, Me-,
General Agents. may23dH
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-27

1t is said that parties from Lewiston this
season propose to publish a daily paper at Old
Orchard Beach.
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MiIlett, Chamberlin & Little,
.227 MIDDLE ST..

AT
5, 6, s, 10, IL and Is
cents we are selling some very
handsome Hamburg Edges. Our
stock of fine Hamburgs and Main
socks will be closed out very
cheap. Good assortment TOrchOns
and Irish CrOchets.
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Lost,

SCHOONER Yacht Minnie IL TONS For particu-
- lars enquire of X. H. WAIT,
my27d2w Cor Temple and Federal SITS.
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slider and report expediency of insuring the
public buildings; that Committee on Fire De-
partment take into consideration and report
the condition of the hose; that Cross street be
paved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-27

Of the Church." states that "WhosoeyeI
goes contrary TO the Holy Scriptures even
Il they he found in oil places 10 which the
Church has been extended, they are moi
~ or really Of the Church." The Chris.
tan Church Is MOTTO DO distinguished by
its mere locality, orby lie being represent.
Cd here or there, but by It's allegiance to
Divine truth.
We are thus therefore prepared 70 I'M
derstand why the Protestant reIormers on
the continent Of Europe 40 far from
Ceasing To consider themselves Catholics,
when they separated from tho church oil
Rome held themselves To be In the truesl
sense; HCatholiC,h because they adhered
most consCientiously TO the teachings oil
Holy Scripture. And the true test Of the
Catholicity Of every church Is the manner
III which she holds and teaches the writ.
ten word. The most ancient Protestant
document that we have, expresses this
fact very clearly and iorClbly This Is the
Catechism composed by Zachary Ursin,
approved by Frederic III, by the Re.
formed Church OF the Netherland, by the
synod OF Dut, and the Reformed Churches
Of Germany, and which was very gener.
ally used both In Scotland and England
In the 10th century. In answer TO the
question what belicvest thou Of the Catho-
lie Church, this document states "Ibelieve
that the son OF God doth by his Holy
spirit and by His word gather unto him.
sell out OF oil mankind, from the beginning
Of the world unto the end congregation
chosen to everlasting life, agreeing In the
true taith, and doth maintain and preserve
the same"
Yes, this is the Church Catholic; and
one OF Its blessed and glorious distinctions
Is that 1t conprehends true living Christ
ians wherever they are or however dis.
tinguished. He il the true Catholic
who concslentiously seeks TO fulfil the ends
o. spiritual worship, who longs and seeks
for the healing Of the breaches OF Zion.
Then when we realize this We shall have
the same care one for another.
But where this spirit Is not, even though
men should for time present an outward
aspect oil unity, yet there Is schism,
schism OF the worst kind, miserable,
wretched and cold alienation Of hearts.
Where there Is not a spirit Of loyal
attachment to the Lord Jesus Christ, and
his truth, though the small and the weak
withdraw from the strong; where men
are compelled to do this in yindication Of
conscience and as Christian duty, the
schism and the alienation belong TO the
strong. And they who impose conditions
OF fellowship b1rdensome to good con.
science, or assert as doctrines what Christ
has not sactioned, though they may make
loud claims to Catholicity, yet they are the
sects whose position Is subversiye Of the
very design Of the ohlph's organization
as a witness for truth and holiness in the
world, N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-27
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED

The following bills, resolutions and pc.
titions were introduced and referred to the
proper committees:
BY Mr. McGraw: House bill No. ia, to
amend and re.enact section IS Of chapter
iii If the acts Of 1928, concerning the
administration OF county affairs.
By Mr. Melvin; House bill No. l75, to
amend and re-enaot section 10 OF chapter
1913 Of the Acts OF 1928, in relation 10 a
levy by each school district for the con-
Quoting o schools at least four months in
each year.
BY Mr.. Rouse; House bill No. 178, to
amend and re.onaet sections 10 and II OF
chapter 20 OF the Code In relation to ditch
ing and draining.
BY Mr.. McCrum: House bill No. III, re-
Iating to tax on dogs.
by Mr., Chipley: House bill No. 17S, re-
lating to the incorporation Of companies
for the construction OF railroads.
BY Mr.. McCrum: House bill No. 179, in
relation TO the school law.
BY DR.. Logan: House bill No. 1871, to
provide for the opening and keeping in
repair the county roads.
By Mr.. Mearns; House bill No. 1872,
concerning the incorporation OF Joint
Stock Companies without special charters.
Also House bill No. 1873. relating to the
condemnation Of lands for public pur-
poses.
BY Mr.. Hutton; A petition Of fifteen
citizens, OF Randolph county, asking "a.
vorable consideration OF Charles E. Luts's
scheme for inducing Swiss immigration.
By Mr.. Bradford: A resolution instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
into the expeliency OF authorizing con-
stables to take forthcoming bonds upon
executions amounting to SO.
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The school book bill, allowing each coun
~ 10 select and contract for their owl
school books, was the interesting topic Il
the House on Saturday.
The Senate was not in session on satur
day.
How Is the Camden contempt resolution
10 be disposed Off Like the Potter Com
mlttee, II seems 10 be IN elephant on TIL
hands Of some members Of the Legisla
ture. r
Mr.. Butcher moved an amendment 4
tho school book bill TO the effect that TIL
exchange oibooks should BIO made with
ont cost to scholars. Avote being taker
on The amendment, Il resulted as follows;
For the amendment-Mr. Butcher, those
voting against the amendment were a.
Mr.. Butcher not calling for q division oil
the House on the vote, the Speaker de-
clared the amendment rejected.
To-day Is tho twentieth day Of the pres.
ent session OF the Legislature. Only TWEEN.
ty.dye days more.
Tho members draw their per diem with
great promptness and regularity,
The review Of Col. Miller's regiment al.
ahStVu ~ hlBe Hutu16E VI lHuled 20 Tue
Capitol building Saturday afternoon. =
J.. Marshall Hagans, Of Monongalia coun.
ty, Is the patron OF the school book bill,
which was discussed on Saturday.
Mr.. Hutton presented q petition In the
House on Saturday, signed by citizens Of
Randolph county, asking the Legislature
70 consider favorably the scheme 10 induce
Swiss immigration to this State. ''7 q
The dog tax billsare still wagging their
tails In the House Of Delegates. nm.
House bill No. Is, q bill fixing the rate
OF interest In this State at six per centum
and making any violation Of the proyi.
sions OF the proposed laT q forfeiture 81
double the amount Of the entire loan, will
probably come up in the House for 4 sec.
ond reading to-day or tomorrow. The
bill will create considerable discussion and
will, no doubt, be rejected. It was 70.
ported back from the Judiciary Committee
with the recommendation that It do not
pass. mn
The lawyers Of the Legislature, who
have examined Kelly's revised statutes Of
West Virginia, recommend It highly as
an excellant and useful work to the pro
iession. -
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The following is.a specimen Of the letter.
received every day Observe the date.) Can
any reasonable person doubt the great oura.
tive properties possessed by natures specjhc,
Bethesda Water2 We pronounce without
fear Of contradiction tibet tho world does not
furnish Its equal for the cure OF all Kidney
Diseases, including Diabetes and Brights Dis
ease, Affections Of tho bladder aud Urinary
Organs: - ~ '
GALVESTON. Texas, April %, 1873.
cOl, Richard Dunbar, Bethesda Spring., Fauke.
Iha, Vs.:
-, n l.H, slsEE an on IN receipt Of package Of
them general circulation.
want to add my testimonial 10 its next Is.
sue: When reached your village, suffering
fFam Paralysis, arising from mental depression
and long continued residence in this hot oil,
mate, could not walk without my cane; al
the end OF thirty days was relieved, and
ceased to use the staff l used the water at
home, conveyed In charred oak barrels, and l
find II keeps perfectly sweet. givO au Oh.
cial agnatuFs, well knoRH iH oil countries,
but with my name attached will DO recognized
by those who knew me In 1858 as such.
Very truly yours,
HENRY SAMPsey,
Asst Grand Master OF Masons in Texas, and
Representative from Grand Lodge of South
Carolina.
~! General en- Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
IoagrH FtEx1xo,
81 Murket street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
-
PRloE-S0 cents per gallon, u por quarter
bbl., s. per haltbbl., sic per Dbl.
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Roads and Internal Navigation. Mr.. Hut,
ton, Chairman, reported House bill No.
l4S, to amend and re.enaCt sections 8, 4, &
and 20 Of chapter 1872 Of the acts OF 1928,
entitled "An Act providing an alternative
method of constructing and keeping in re.
pair county roads," with recommendation
that II pas,
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House met at 1oA.M.
Prayer by Rev. Jenkins, OF tho Re-
formed Episcopal Church.
On motion of Mr.. Hagans, the reading
OF Fridays Journal was dispensed with.
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Rnneatin,4aI.

.-----, yrIE l,o,rl and Tuition for GlFls, Boys
tISi1 4 E ysspS Men. FrepduiaIy CsurIe ~
SlJV anu L,SS, Ntieia', LaI GHd DiEiaut ln-
BsIia,ii, t Ge,,,"sh LoatlOn unsurpassed. Esy'
tteS'ioRR yiIlLY, b D., Episcopal Academy, Lag
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-27

commencing al 10 O'clock 4. NJ, aCertain portion o.
II 81 aOuld VI that parcel Of land which was on III,
NA DAY Of February, 1870, conveyed 10 Christian
inHk BY deed from r. b. BushtCld et al, rs recorded
lhthe llOrirr Uticc Of Ohio county, West Wind,
h 10 ltu BOOK No. ST. page 100, the portion Of loi IC
l$oI, beiIg bounded and described II follows BE,
Ehlia on thr North side Of tho County Road at The
nth tAE CORNER Of ChIrleS SchWeTtteGer'S lot
l,Brc running llonE said county Road In north
tItrn derlOn nifty lSO feet, thence nOElhRArdly K
G,O'Esi Hun iOry.iyetS feet, thence down said run
ty lSQ itts, to SChWrTtfCgers line, thence south.
yNdy along said Schwertlrgers east line sixty (dO
ut u Tue place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale: One bali Of the purchase money
IA larh lnUre II the purchaser may elect 10 hand
b. balance IN tSO eVuNl instalments payable sIx and
i'tVr months respectively after date u ESlU, with Ia.
it, The purchaser 10 give hnds for the deferred In
rlnenIs serurei by deed Of trust on the property
tEshsF with policy Of insurance on the building
tdy lNsld Title believed 10 he good, but selling b
fsre lhAll convey only such title as Il vested 10
" BY aid deed Of trust.
BIGE0 +. ASClI, Solicitor.
WM, c. HASDLAN, Trustee,
VIII HALLER, AuCiiOueer, fans
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BILLS ON SECOND READING.

House bill No. 81, relating to the up.
pointment of an inspector OF Illuminating
oils, and prescribing his duties. On mo.
ton otAr. Gann, the bill was recommitted.
House bill No. 22, bill to amend and
re.enact tho school Inv 80 Us TO allow
County Superintendent, Examiners and
Presidents OF Boards Of Education to select
and contract for school books for the
schools 0f their respective counties, was
read q second time. The bill reported
back from the Oommitte on Education,
with the recommendation that it do pass,
isas follows:
SECTION /. 1t shall DO the duty OF the
County Superintendent, Examiners and
President OF the Board Of Education in
each county, to solicit from the pub.
fishers Of school books. prior to the first
day OF September, 1870, proposals for
furnishing school books for period not
less than five years, TO be used In the
Free Common Schools Of this State, in.
Guiding Independent School Districts; and
they shall, from said proposals, select such
o series OF class and text books as to them
may DO deemed the most valuahlean use
full, having due regard to economy in the
said selection. Said books shall embrace
spelling books, series Of readers, a work
on elooution and vocal culture, series Of
arithmetics anil algebra, geometry, trigo.
nometry, surveying and navigation; q
grammar or its equivalent; q series Of
biographies, descriptive and physical; q
series Of history Of the United States, and
q comprehensive history Of tbs World, a
work each on Natural Philosophy, on
Rhetoric, Bookkeeping, Astronomy,
Geology, Minerology Botany, An.
atomy, and physiology, and a dictionary.
It shall be the duty Of the County Super.
intendents to enforce by all proper means,
tho use ofthe text books which may be
prescribed, or selected by them. And
they shall arrange TOR adequate supplies Of
the same, and give notice OF the PLACES
and terms ut which theymay DO purchased.
They shall 500 that no others are intro
dueel in the schools Of their counties after
| the fall or winter opening OF tho schools,
4 in the year 1870. Provided that tho GLASS
and text books now in the hands oil
scholars and In actual llse, in said SCHOOLS
shall be retained until tho same ore render
ed worthless by use, exchange or other
wise.
Any teacher violating the provisions Of
this section, shall be subject to the flne
prescribed in the ffty-ninth section Of thii
chapter.
$50. 2. That the State superlnt andent
Of Bree Schools be required 10 furnish
among other blanks, blank contracts, con N
tanning provisions that would require
!. publishers to furnish hooksequal in grade
Of paper, style Of binding and print 70 thu
. saHpies fuvnisheA with proposals,
Iii. Poundstone moved tkattha bill b
recopmitted for amendment to the Com
mittee On Education, which motion wa
rejected. "
J .Sevpral amendments Eure otEorpl to HI
: bill, aud pending the consideration o. I'll
same, the hour Of adjournment having az
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1lRUSrEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Philip Grub
iad NIHr, his Giie me, dated The t2lh Of March,
(ouaty Court d Ohio County, West Virginia, IN
ND u Trust Book No. u, page lI9, shall sell At
bvbc auction, 10 the highest bidCCr, n the front
af Of The Court House Of sud county In the city Of
Wheeling. on