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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-20
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Daniel cady 10
the undersigned Trustee, dated the 18th day Of May,
1875, aud recorded IN the office Of the Clerk Of te
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed
OIL Trust Book No. Is, page 62S, will on
THURSDAY. the SOth day Of January, A. D. 1879,
Beginning At 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said day. Al the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county In tho city
Of Wheeling; sell at public auction the following de-
scried real estate that Is to says The west half u lnt
numbered one hundred and seventy lITOI, being on
the north side Of nnd bounding on Seventeenth street
Sld Zane street, Ia the sity q Wheeling, county u
Ohio and State Of West Virginia. being thirty feet 10
front aud one hundred and twenty tl2Ol leet bach.
Excepting from the above described property ths
north thirtY.shrte sS feet heretofore surveyed BY
Daniel CGdy and wife TO Mary Jane Cady, wife Il
AlonSo Cady, by deed dated the I4th day Of April,
1916 and recorded 10 the office Of the Clerk OF the
County Court Of Ohio county in Deed Book No. Is,
page 1875.
TEsHs oE sALE-Ouo- half. or as much more Of thu.
purchase money y the purchaser may elect 70 pay In
cash and the Tesdne In six aud twelve months irplu
the day Of SALE the purchaser 10 give his notes secured
~ deed Of trust en- said property, for the sud do
Ierred nStallments, payable Six and twelve months
respectively from the day Of sale with interest from
sald day.
B. n. DovENER, TRUSTEE.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


EEw York, January S.-MoSEY-Markct
easy at laS per cent; closing at !. Prime mOr'
Bankers 4.s41i; sight exchange on New York
ASK. al
GOVRREuRNTa- Slondv
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New ORLEANS, January ls.-CofEee- Quiet
and weak; Rio Cargoes ordinary To prime
llal0Nc. Others unchanged.
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Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
tho Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorhna, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and AIercurial dis.
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying tue
Blood.
This sarsaparillais a combination Of
vegetable alternatives = Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock-with the lodides
Of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
etticacious medicine yet known for
the diseases 1t Is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are SO skilfully com.
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it Is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, It IL
still so eifectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease,
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun.
try repose in it. prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting It's virtues have
accumulated, and arc constantly being
received, and as many Of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority of this Sar.
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superi.
ority to any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED ny
Dr.: J. G. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud analytical Che,nisIs.
BOLD NJ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
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4ciuansia1.

D1yE OF THE ONO VALLEY
D SUCCESSOR 70 TuE
..,y,r,oyAl BANK OF WHEELING
''' .., .seSO,OOO.
Jon, <. potvonp. Pres: W. B. 'H''''' Vic p
49,, ,.sl,,I on deposit.
MONEY ,n,i IA special jrlo'iA. ..,,A ,,O,,r,.
Ih"t"r iI,nEluS business c0ndueted wiz P'""P'
nss IpI adslli!
DIRECTORS:
JoApx g2oIo,a' I IS&n Il n Ilf iIsfSsr,
w9' 4 A Ist"s'' a, NJ. AdHmS.
william b. Simpson E6RGE ADAMS. ca.hLer.
EXCHANGE BANK
- IN. y.scr, rrs,l sAA'L LAU0uLIS' W.
t ,I,siIiTY OF sTOCHHOLDERS."".. ."... 10000
...u.,. ,n,crcl, 10 the business Of the Merchant
w, B,nk, and deals Ia Coin, coupons SoAuet
y! s.'' P,Srf and BllI,oi EIchanEe'
ca i. ,i n1iI on special DrIDalia.
ing' made Oh all points and proceeds promptly
iaIllri n, Bankers and business Men solicited
AAoIsJE,I,sr, nblr 10 DcIOsit0r according 70 inc
,,ln,,,atloD Of the State the same u In NstoaA
B1h D,pu1oRs.
IN Vance, p !, m no,.t1s
/ ntltplain, y: "4 TiIIn
10 Hoffman, N ~ Lung it.4S
s,m llaghlln' JOnn FEV"'
CraSiod 10th, ,uu toSrQ C..hI,,
VA ''hN S'NN.'I-D' S--I.S'
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.a.i ply Goods. 500.
INV YoRK, January ls.-BuEiuen continues
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c....- JUIlN hUBEKISON, Trustee
CALDWELL CALDWELL, Attorneys.
J. c. HERvEY, AuCtInneer. dsS
The above sale 4 adjourned until SATURDAY.
December 2ii A. D. 1875 at 10 o'clock A. ~, Al Sas
place. - '''''o
del6 JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
The above sale L. adjourned until 4 tuesday. ian.
uAry 2lSt, A. D. lS9, III 10 o'clock A. H. ut sano plare
de13 JOHN ROBERTSON, Trtstre
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TRqsTEEs- SALE OF UNwoRKED,
i WELL-SEAsoEED
Wagon Material, sc.

y virtue Of the authority derived By him from
Deed Of Trust made BY William McHab6 10 him, datSd
the 18th day Of May 1876, aud now Of record 10 lie
Clerks Oteeot the County Court Of Ohio West
Virginia, In Book Of Deeds Of Trust and MurtQaReS
No, 9, at folio 4s6, he will, on
SATURDAY, December II, A. D. 1873.
Commencing Al 10 o'clock NJ, sell al public auction.
on the premises, on Twentieth street, between Msin
md Market streets, In the city Of wheeling State Of
West Virginia, known ~ McNabb'S Wagon shou thS
following personal property, to-wIt: :
Lot Of ieOts assorted Ees about 100 In lot; lot
Of large cane cart sp0kta about 500 LOT Of cane eSr
spoEes assorted Sizes about $500 5iG fsOsH for front
wheels Of cane wagons 1lS cane cart locust huls NOR.
Used IS small cane cart hubs, mortIscd; about 0 To-
eu hubs In the rough assorted sizes 27O light two
horse wagon hounds 100 hind hOundsioE caue wagons,
u front hounds for cane wagons 10 or tongue hOInds.
~ ALE beds sand boards and holsters for wagons; ia
Ula cart shafts; u hickory axles; about "a fest
Of oak plank and SAnting - pieces for timber wheel
tongues one timber axle, tire SCruwS and bands:
one wheel boxing machine; one large paint Findin1
MILL one platform scale; ono wheel tFnonlnV n,Ss
chine small lot Of paint safe In the oce two setS al
blacksmith tools; two bolt cutting machines; lot al
assorted bar iron In shop, aud one pair Of wheels aud
axle Of three wheeled cart, 'N
TERMS OR HALE-lhsh. ....
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i9 I inTlns Columbus at 3+OP y. and $50 A. y,
iun daily Through Chicago exnre,1 Leaves CnInTh,r.
GaI sInP Sunday, At s. 10 y. NJ, with sleeping an
arriving Ia Chicago at $50 next morning
Istrt Oacr, CEluubus. OO'' DVtO =,
~ iaA%ah1 Palace drawing Room Sleeping Can
~, Without change from SChenvIe and Column
io,ls C'Hslnaat, LOulvills, indianapolis and St
ET through Tickets, Baggage Check, sl4eninv Chr
accommodations, aud any further inIoTmaiion
i u ~ " BELLEylLIE, Ticket IaCrt% Il iFen1
.Hl!s LEtOt lNut Of Eleventh street. or Al civ
A"'s'on'e, under Mcclure House, Wheeling,
Y M.CALDWELls pfT a
s.. n. FELTON,, JR.,
". L. 0'RRIES,
MAJ, G'a1 Pass and Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
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THE LEGISLATURE.


House met at JOAN. Prayer by Rev.
A. 4; Q. George, Of the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church.
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80 10 on saturday night has no connection IoI
CAicaso OF Slndusky.
PaiGin IIIar, drawing Room and Sleeping Can
% Ill night Irains.
connections are made for all points South and
sOuihVEt, North aud Northwest, making this desi,
rlbs route lot rOIOnsts and PERSONS moving % me
uat Wat and to whom particular attention iSEiVen.
- lpk
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
Lave Wheeling n. m. Us p, m.
TriodelphIA Accommodation.
Lava Wheeling, a. M. 500 p. m.
TicEsI TO all principal points on sale at Depot,
Oars open At al hours during the day.
Information u the trAyelIngpublc cheeTfully given
", u. CLEMENTS, N. Of T.
Ri DEyRIES, Gen'l Agent, WheelIuS.
uJiG
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pITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
L louis RAlLHAY-PAN HANDLE ROuTE.
r., "a ~ sIl
8 Y. ;f:iy.o.tssta
TUE Table Easl and West, Nov. 18th, 1878.
Tram, leave Ian Handle DerOt, foot Of Eleventh
rlrtl mar Public Landing, daily except Sunday, ~
iJloU:
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pu, RIS.,nA oTmm" idiion-lEayeS BelSiFe At as
tSp M so r., M; arrives Al SteubenyiIle n
BtSSSS Sa'n Sieubrnville Al $40 a. M; Bridge.
TtE,u All VI h afll'' at Nellaire At OSS 4. m.
- TIE last SYi NJ, InScn to all principal polnti
V@'' IN HlidEcIvTt A1 ~ procured Al The Ticket
na FIR. MYERS,
"eN'ral Passenger and Ticket Agent
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WILLIAM NORTH, TTu1toe,
PRSDLEToS 4 PESDLEToN, Attorneys,
J. CHAMBERS lIRRVEY, AuctlOuCNr Ianl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

EnRIAnus
now THE PRICES OF GAS STOCKS FELL ON RE-
cEIPr OF THE NEWS OF EplsoN'S DISCOVER
les IN CHEAP ELECTRIC LIGHTING, &c.
LONDON, December 23.-The prices OF gas
stocks deprecated yesterday on receipt OF
the news Of Edisou's discoveries In cheap
electric lighting.
The Viceroy Of India telegraphs to-day as
follows:
Genera! Bright reports the continued adj
vance OF achievements. All Is quiet az
Deizeron, and conveys are passing thence
to Jogdoluek Kugrap, which il, quiet: A
dispatch from General Roberts, dated Ca
but, December 18th, says: "Sifght skir-
mishes took place on the 18th instant, du-
ring which one or two Of the principal Al
CHAN leaders were killed. Our loss was one
killed and two wounded. Snow fell here
during the night, but is disappearing"
LONDON. December 23.-Parr OF the ere"
OF the British steamer Borassfa, fron Liver;
pool for New Orleans, have been landed A.
Queenstown By British ships. sS,, ... ,.,.: 81
LONDON, December ga Rome dispatch
reports that FIRE on Sunday in ssforzas,
Casarssn palace caused consfderab ls dam-
age. Some valuable works Of art were de-
stroyed.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 23.-Cotton steady sales,
90 bales; unlands, l2%c.; Orleans, l2Ac. South
s6.156S6.s5; good 10 choice extra. IS. 90@$S.6o.
Wheat opened dull and weak closed at lc. higher:
unsraded winter red sls5@ssi56E: No. Winter iuts
4 shade hrmcr: unCradcd, 500 Csc. Oats dull and
rather easier: No. 3, ACC. Hops quiet and steady
eI.60@Sl.6O. "TRIP mine, 40@4OS Wool arm ,
domestic fleece, +2H5Sc.: pulled, 30@6sc. un.
Sashed ls@tgc TSx as: 2o@ssc PORK shade on
clear 7,@74c. short clear; 7'.a,ac'; long and
Freghts more active and silong.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 23-Flonr duh without
Quotable change. Southern wheat auIe aud ST. ady:
a. and S southern rsd 4
snot and December, 81 5l!s@+l IN; January,
Sl.521G$l.53: February, Sl.!Sh: March, 81 60
FOR yeI1w: western duh and lower; southern white,
81 Csc: yellow. 60c. Oats dull: southern. west
mixcd. 45G46Ec. Provisions dun and unchanged.
Coffee quirf: Rio careoes. 14@ l6sc. Sugar strong:
a son. ohc. ,whlshey unchanged FrcE'ts quiet
anu unchanged. "
CIHCINHAT1, December 23.--Fionr rasrr: fnm-
.ly., 6.2oAsGs5; fancy. ~ When, slas@
At 3gG4oc. FORK hrmerat $3.50. Lard stronger
ut - 40ms7.45. T;nlk.mea's strong: shoulders. ~
G4Ac.; ,rios.., 6'.@Gkc. sides, Gaelc4c; BACON
Cr,en.mtats strong shoulders. $4.25: slider. SB 20
GS6 %: hams. 81 50h{7 rs. Wbishcy In fair de-
mand at sl.07. Sugar firm: hards, lOah9 lc.:
New Orleans. THOSE. Hogs steady aud Grrr:
common. Is. 65ras4; IIgh'. SiGHtI 30; packing,
s3.50@s6; butchers, S460mt4 so.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 90 Flour unchanged.
Wheat steady at $1,000 1873. Corn hrm; white.
mixed. Ale. Provisions excited and higher. Pork
uoulnaIiy Sl4. Iard-ricrce SHc0Slc.: key, Dac.
Bulk-mrata excited aud higher; shoulder IAhp4Ac.
ribs, G.Mt7c. sides, 7lG74c. Eacon-Sone he:c.
Sugnr-clrcd hams, loHc. Wa,kcy steady at
sl.07.
ST. LOUIS,
1T. LOUIS. December 23.-Flnur c3sier. Wheat
lower: No. 2 rec! faIl, sl.3ZtGI 33S; No: red
faI Sl.24. Corn lower nj 354nl35Hc Oats higher
NJ 374c. Whiskcy steady 1t 3l.lO. P'rk hrm at
Sl3 Lard higher ut S7.35. Bulk meats strong
and higher: shoulders. "a 0Gsf 20: ribs. SO 40
tS650; sides, s6.5OGSG.6O. Bacon firm and nm
changed.
CHICAGO, December 23.-Flur dull and nOml-
nal. Wheat active. hrm. and higher. No. red win
ter, $1.3lMil.33: NO 2 Chicago spring, $l.3 n
$685.: No. 3 Chicago spring, STA; rejected,
97Gc Corn In good dema nd aud shade higher ut
4Oc. Uats IL shade higher At 34xc. Pork strong
aud higher al $3.50. Lard s,rong and higher at
S7.75. Dressed hogs higher al t66G$3.25. Bulk.
meats strong and higher; shoulder. 81 40; short
ribs. 1910: short clear, $3.50. Whisky steady
aud unchanged.
Al [r0se.- Wheat IN GOOD demand aud HHEc.
higher. Coru acriYc and firm AMI &c higher. Pork
strong and higher 81 $3.50. Lard in good demand
and 2ac. higher.
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4. .. 4. Hurst, OF England, Is now on
~ way 10 the Firginias 10 purchase land
:" 20o0 VI his countrymen who desire
:, S o IN the United States. He has bought
So00 acres Of land in West Virginia, and
III probably settle all the coionists in the
W ~ States. During the past ten years seve-
Thousand English Immigrants have set
~ IN Virginia. AS nearly all the settlers
te Industrious and energetic, and owned
SSaey enough TO buy land and stock, they
I've zone well for themselves aud proved q
''A''e acquisition to the State
s,ies II. Walden has been appointed post
S'sr al Galyeston,- Pittsylyania county,
rV,ee Alohzo II. Tardy, resigned; John
sp Soleman at Crow Spring, Chesterfield
turyS, uice John Duna, resigned; Mrs.
d, D. Gordon at Broken burg, Spotsylya-
l.s @Unfy, cice Mrs. Lucy M. Massey; and
emu Al. Mccoy at Long Dale, Alleghany
:, ''y' pioe J. Il. johnson, resigned.
t,a:.,n .ahtte, of the Hoitaire, says that he
be- al Al saw the late Countess Montiio and
ss, smansater, The Empress, previous 10 her
paispip,los OF theimperial purple, waiting
Is.enIay 10 The ante-chamber of Nestor Ro-@
liz. an Tor gratis tickets fertile opera.
En- a AZ iaey had come to solicit. The man.
ii ,.e,e u not even pay fiis,sSoanist ladies
sns o'uatesy OF asking Them 10 step into an
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

hs TUESDAY. December %, 1879.
SALEs.-Three shares or National Bank Of Vir-
giuta sold NJ s7k: $500 Virginia consois solo II
sza; and s eco Virginia 1o4o's sold a. 3e.
E.9orsTnuasHt Secmrttfes.-Uuised states AIS,
10Sk bid United stztes As, 103 bid.
State SecurIfsss.-Virginfa i0-4ots. SIX bid. IS
a ,, virginia eonsols 5zx nic. 524 sssed; VT.
ferrsd. So hld: Virginia tax-receivsbie coupons,
TAX bid: erth Carolina bonds, 26a bid: North
Caro1ba per cent. bonds, 65k bid.
City Observation-Disclosures city es, J. and J..
123 bid: Richmond city 6,s. and j.. 107 bid:
ss ss sos i1a s rs ey
L;TaessurF city s., e and s. Is sta: Lynehsgrs
rs n and ". 1Sz. t bid 4srefesssr BRIDE SIS, II
and y, 50 bid, ss asfsd; aanchesier taI-Feeeva-
Railroad Bonds-vIrgints CeBfral Rsilroad
nrst mSr,gage s's j. and j., lo2s sid; YirS1F ina
bid: Virginia Central Railroad fourth morSagr as,
mortgage SIS, j. ana j., 1888 bid; virginia and
j., 101 bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third
mortgage S-s- J. and d. l15 bid; Souihside Rail
sG s Third mos:ss pEsfsTed ss and j. ss
Riehmond: Freseriei:b and Potomac Rsl,Fosd
nond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage IS. j. and j. 102H bid, lob askei; Orange
and Alexandra Railroad atst mortgage 6's, N. and
", So bid; Orange and Alexandra Railroad second
mortgage 6.s. ): and j., Sc bid: Richmond and
Danylle Railroad consolidated 6>s. VI. and ". 99s4
bid, OIL asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage
g., A. and u. 109; bid; Richmond, York River
ana chesapeake Railroad INST mortgage S's,J. and
J., 106S bid; e, G. and A. Railroad nrst mort
gage Is. lOl bid; e., Z. and \. Railroad second
mortgage rs. S34 bid.
Canal BondS-James River and Kanawha Canal
hrsf mortgage 6's. NJ. and N so bid; James River
and kana~ha Canal second mortgage 6's, NJ. aud
~. IL MD.
Rastroad Socks.-Chesapcakc an Ohio Railway,
100 par, Is bid, - asked; Richmoud and Pc
t.rsourg Railroad, 100 par. As bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad com mon.
LOO par 40 btu: Richmond. Frederic ssbur2 and
Potomac Railroad per cent guaranteed, 100
par, 92H asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
PotoHac Railroad per cent. guaranteed. 100
par, 81 bid, 100 asked: Connection Railroad
stock, 70 par. 10 BID: Richmond and DaEviie
Railroad. 100 par. 80 bid. 3D4 askel: Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par, 96 lid;
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Railroad,
Is bid, 20 asked.
Canat Stocks.-James River and Kanawha Canal
100 par, asked.
Bank Stocks.-First National 100 par. lis bid;
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, SIN bid a5
asked; Merchants National. 100 mar, IS bid. 100
asked: state Bank of Virginia, 100 par. 81 bid,
e2 asked: Union Bank of Richmond so par, 50
bid. 32 asked: Merchants and Planters Savings, 23
par, S bid, 22H asked; Citizens Bank, 20 par, 70
asked.
Insurance Compantes.-yirginiaF Fire and M,-
rine. 25 par. 80 bid: Virginia state 23 par, 20
bid; Virginia Home, 100 par. 90 bid, l0l asked .
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, 95 bid, 90
asked City, 100 par, "a bid.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
M rELssaApH TO THE p1spATcH

ANOTHER OCEAN HORROR; Loss OF THE
BRlTI.H STEAMSHIP BoRUssiA. FROMLrv-
EKPooL FoR NEW ORLEANS. WITH TWO
HUNDRED AND TWEsTY.FIyE SOULS
TURF NOTES From THE soUTH-FATAL
RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN THE WEST
MEETING OF INDIGNANT MAINE REPUB-
LFcASs-DEsTRUcTIvEC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN WAYNESBORo'. GA. AND READING.
PA.-THE FARRAGUT BoCETY-NoxEY-
THE UTE PRISONERS COMING TO WASH
INGTON-THREE CHiLDRES PERISH IN A
BURNING HoUsE-THE SOUTH AMERICAN
WAR MILITARY OPERATIONS IN AT
GHAEIsTAN-EFFECT OF EDIsoN's DIS
CoyERIgs ON GAS STOCKS IN LONDON
ANEW PHASE IN The TICHBGRNE CLAIsf.
ANTS CASE. &C.
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MARINE ISTELLHGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 90, 1879.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 90, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise. and passengers, l.. Il. Tatun
agent.
schooner T. Arkularus, -, RUckland. lime, T. H..
Elicit.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers. u. W. Allen i Co..
agents .
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrlck, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philad lDhia December 22d, steamer Nor
~ F r. View York December Goth schooners Trade
Wind. GRAY: Jacob kieuzls, Reeves; T. Merwin,
Brown: Prudence, Ialsey.
MEMORANDA. -.
BALTIMORE, December 22.-Arrsved: Steamer
T uciiir Pr,tchard from Richmond. ....
PROVIDENCE, December 20.-Saiied: Schooner
Ida X Freeman. Young. for Virginia
NEW York. December 21.-Arriyed: Schooner
Ella r. Smith, Higgins, from New Haven for Ylr-
glntl. a.. ..s,.. $751;. .:-.
BALTIMORE. December 21.-The cargo OF iron
of the bark Jason, for B1ltimore, stranded near
CobJ's Island. Va, Is being, landed on the beach,
and the vessel Is high np a. log tide. !. B.. '-..
By telegraph.
NEW YORK, December 22.-Arrived: Ais Can
ina Vantage, Graf Bismarck. Rheola- ASonGae-
George W. Clyde, Regulator, Isaac Bell.
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cOMETHING FOR THE NEW YEAR.

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lions, and chronological Items, &C., which can oe
1880 eau be obtained free of cost FROM druggists
aud general country dealers In all parts OF We con-
frv. - mn ..I $780, de 24-Wlwl,F.&M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24

A QUIET MARRIAGE.-Thc announcement
d the marriage OF Mrs. General John Pc
gram, an estlmable lady, well known not
only here in Baltimore, where she has lived
,ince the war. but in Richmond and other
cities, to Professor Ii. Newell Martin, of the
lohns-Hopkns University, caused quite a
tntler among the upper tens OF fashionable
society when it came out on Saturday. They
Tere married early Saturday morning, at
Or. Mrrkland'S church, by that clergyman.
md Immediately left for protracte6 tour
North. Mrs. Pegram was one Of the lead
rs Of the best society here, and on We'd
:e.day night gave Il brilliant reception Mt
!rr rcSidencc, on north Charles street, which
Vas attended by over one hundred guests
Baltimore american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-24
Fire Record.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN wAYNEsEORo', GA.
AUGUSTA. December 23.-By 4 destructive
fire at WayncSboro' last night, the stores OF
w. A. wilkins, w. l.. Marshall. 7. r.
Bealc, J. f. Pant, }. A. PathiIl. McCath.
rinc Il Co., and S. SwarZwciss, were con-
sumed. Several persons were iniured-one
colorcl man fatally. The insurance is S45,-
600. Loss not stated.
MACHINE-SHOPs BURNED IN READING, PA.
READING, Pa, December 23.-The ware
house, machine-sh0ns, and part OF the
foundry OF the extensive bardware-works
OF Rick Brothers were destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss, So, 200. Total insurance
on buildings, $4,000.
THREE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
AYERsrowN, n. j., December 23.-The
residence OF james Gleason was entirely
consumed by fire yesterday, and three OF
his chidren-two bows and girl, the eldest
ten years OF age-pcrshed in the flames.