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CANTERBURY
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street
GEObdE LEA Sole Pr0prietOr
DELIGHTED HUNDREDS
Nightly coDgrega' within this Magnificent Tenn
''0 THE HOME OF MOMUs.
First appearance of
JOE WARNER,
The distinguished Comic Vocalist.
FiIst time OF the Exciting Drama sf
MICHAEL EARLE.
The Laughsble BuIiesque entitled
SCENES IN COURTROOM,
by Mulligan, Rymaa Edwards and RaekIey
The Fascinating Ferrero Sisters,
FANNY AND ANNIE,
in their popular Dances.
THE BLACK DENTIST. COUNTRY COURT.
SHIP. THE LOST WAGER
SMITH AND BROWN,
with an entire change nightly.
To conclude with the Inimitable Farce Of a
KISS IN THE DARK.
LADIES' MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
commencing at 3 O'Clock.
Monday next, March 2Sth.
CUDJO'S CAVE.
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wYMAN's GREAT GIFT EXHIBITION.

WYMAN'S GREAT GIFT EXHIBITION.
BUILDING LOTS
Is by 100 feet, valued at $50; each for IS cents
Also, large number of
USEFUL AETICLES
given away every night at
SEATON HALL,
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS
BAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
MARCH 10, 90, 21, %, % AND "a
POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK.
Presents will be distributed at the Matinee. Ii
must be distinctly uuder stood that charge l.
made for the presents. but for the performance
only, which alone Ia the regular price of admis-
sion.
Admission % Cents.
Reserved Seats so Cents. No half price.
Ticket Office open all day.
Secure your seats early, and thus avoid the crowd
at night.
Doors open at O'Clock Performance to com.
mence at 5. mT-7t%
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pRoTs. J. W. b n. p KREIS' DANCING
PARkER'S HALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 7th sts.,
Opposite metropolitan Hotel.
As our Winter Season is about to close, those
wishing to Join classes should avail "a
during this quanter preparations will be ia
made for OBr Grand May Ball and Exhbi- Ia
OD, all those desiring TO take partiR the exercises
should lose no tine in entering.
Days ard Hours Of THitton:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to 8 O'Clock.
toT Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
IH 20 10.
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
those desiring.
Circulars can be had at j r. Ellis'; Philip a
S9lcmon's, also, at the Academy during the hours
OF tuition.
The Hail can be rented for Balls, Parties. Sol
rees, &C. on Eeasenabe terms. iaY-t
GALE OF GOVERNMENT COAL AT ALEX
~ AkDRIA, VA.
C4ief QHartermdstsT'S Office, Depot Of WaShingfosl
Washington, ID. O., March 10, 1865. {
About seven thousand q 000) tons OF Govern
mcnt
or hand at Alexandria. Va, is offered for ale at
than one % ton. TO be delivered TO purchasers at
the Government Coal Yard.
Payment to be made in Government funds on the
deli very of the coal.
terssns wishing to purchase should apply to
EIevet Lieutenant Colonel J. G. q. LEE, a.
IL, at Sixth street wharf, il this 4 6mEvr eisy
Rvt nj Coz and af omar farm
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IL ROBERT BOYD.
lIARDNABE AND HOUSEFUREISHING
GOODS.
Manufacturer Of STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES,
TIN, COPPER, and SHEEfIRON
WARE.
479 9TH STREET, BETWEEN d AND Y.
nT Repairs for all kinds of Stoves and Ranges
constantly on hand.
SRepairin promptly done. fel5-lm-
ANDALLS SHEEP HUSBANDRY-Ran-
h dall's Fine Wool sheep Husbandry. Dadl on
Diseases Of Cattle. Dadd 5 American Cattle Doc
tor. Aliens Domestic Animals. jennings Cattle
aud their diseases. jennings Sheep, swine, and
Poultry Knowlson's Cow ana Cattle Doctsr.
Yasey's Natural History Of the OK Tribe.
mhI3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
u successor to Aug johnson 4 Co.,
WINE MERCHANT, WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL GROCER, and dealer In Suffers SUP
PLIES, 9s9 Penna. avenu G. betv cen 9Th and 10th
reetS Washington ID. q. jy lo-eeiy
ITALIAN CHEESE,
CASESTRALO CHEESE,
CACCIO CAVALL0 CHEESE.
n. w BpRCHELL,
corner l4th and streets,
nh6 under Ebtitt House.
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UNION TICKET.

lEoadey, JanaaFy ed, Isee.
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fTTGgga onT-.gl TEt II II ~ sTrIoE
; MR. EoHac BBTTTsI anEeminent1 engl-
neer, isfh the city Tor the PURPOSE OF
Organizing a branch Of the Western
and Southern EngiDeeSs' Aksociat ton"
An organization WIS effected hero ON
Thursdsy evening last. The ST. Louis
PreSs, refetfed to the st. Lonis Associa-
ton, .saSsa ssisz lnl!d4ilf ziisssIf
'sFor some time We have been iaWnre
that the "Western and Southern Engi-
nserss Benevolent Association had an
organization inst. Louis, but not until
we were gratified by personal obserTa,
ton did we understand: the aims and
objects desired to be attained by the
steamboat engineers in thus forming an
Association among themselves 1helr
| first great object il benevo lence, ana one
more fneritorious cannot be conceived.
! They propose aiding members and. the
1 families of members when -oveftaken
by sickness, death or disastef.. Iheir
4 nexffs the moral advertisements OF engl-
/ neers, and the cultivation Of q hlgner
/ intellectual standard. 90 Ui4s5 10 sJiE5
t'IThs bestengineers in thewest are en-
rolled as members; Rnd only those who
have fair record can secureaeutrance
/ into the Association. 1t, Is the 5tnten-
ttfon of the Associations IL we under
1 stand &C, 70 exalt the profession of
steamboat engineering, and bring the
followers up TO thatproper standard OF
morality and intelligence which they
ought 70 attain, and which they ara ca
pable Of staining. As an instance OF
the trustworthfness of the. members OF
this Association, we may mention taet
stated TO us, that not an accident has
happened 70 the machinery of any boat,
within; the past year, which has been
under their charge" .TzEisl 10
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NoTHrNo EQUAL 10 n SOLD. Such
is the testimony which we receive from
hundreds who arelusing the gEIeeEsior
Baking PotUder." For Biscstfts, Buck
igheGt and other 0rtddle cakes it is es:
pecially adapted, making them light
and crisp and wholesome. BeisdrS Of
Inatdtionsl See that you get logan,
List q OBS. q E.xceisior Bokfn!g PoiDdey.19
Sold by dealers everywhere. 49,
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IT isreported here, that Mr.. James
Phillips, of this city, lately connected
with the steamer Missouri, plying be-
tween New. Orleans and st. Louis, has
been appointed Supervisor and Inspec-
tor of the port OF New Orleans. If this
lie true, it will be a source OF gratitica-
lion TO his many friends hereaboGts.
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As THE attempt has been made In
this city, by lady, to shoot a gentle
man, 1t may not be amiss to say that n
femalewas sentenced recently, in Phil
adelphia, Pa, to seventeen years i'm
prisonment, for shooting and killing
two men. Her name was NOT Mary
Harris. --.--E.- ~ -
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- w. Z. sNITH4 Master OF afansportatiOns
dee5fa5li I'd General AGENT. %beeling.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
.-fa.l--s.i .l.EiIn OWN naIrnrfT M -.
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1ranspnrtattou...

oyFIcE az 9 toaIo. "a tEeAR |. 90 /
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COUNCIL.

E " Reo,f SssIeTsJoHEo. BEIiyIILI
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THERR was no police court yesterday.
We notice that several of our neighbour
ing cities speak Of the good conduct of
their citizens. There is always calm
before storm-and II the latter culmi-
mates here we will make u note OF IL.
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wHreceived letter yesterday nom
Independence, Texas, ordering the IN
TKLLIdENoER, and enclosing us twelve
dollars, eleven of which was In the
Bank ofPhillippi, and the other dollar
jn the Jacksonville branch of the
North Western Bank. The notes look
as though they had undergone a good
deal of perspirntion.
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THERE was large attendance at the
market yesterday OF both buyers and
sellers. Prices ranged about thesame
ms on Tuesday. We notice the follow
ing prices: e A.tli1 y ~ 70 .,
Butter, s5a4Oc.; eggs, Soc; chickens,
Csc. apples, 75c. per peck lard, 1sa2Oc.;
crnnberTies, 20c. per quart: potatoes
4Oc. per peck; turnips, 2Oc. per peck !;
cabbage, 2oa25c. per head; pafsniPs zoe.
per hnlf peck onions 4Oc. per peck. 70
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Iris said there is a movement on foot
to organize stock company in Cincin-
natl, with a capital OF one million dol
lars. for the purpose OF organizing u
line OF packets 10 ply between Cincin-
natl, Wheeling and Pittsburg, and in
termediate ports.
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THR interest of the American Bible
Society will be presentedin the North
Street NJ. E. Church on Sunday morn
ing next, aud in the Fourth Street II.
Is. Church In the evening.
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80NEHII A1D6EEI'

Tho LeueoErhen, or Whites.
At thesame time, there IS nothing In these
pills that can do injury 70 life Or health. La
md Them 70 be an fArv drr TeDreSe1fssf y
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For Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE MY DESIRABLE
L three-story brick dwelling, situated on the
west side OF Main street, above Madison, con-
tanning ID rooms, with gas fixtures, and cellar
stable attached. II not disposed Of at private
sale before the first of February, 1t will be
offered at public, auction will take plea
sure In showing any one through the house
that desires to purchase. Terms reasonable,
NJ. RHEINSTR0M. II
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SERMON TO YoUNe MEN.-The fourth
OF the sermons to young men, deliver
ed under the auspices of The Young
Mems Christian Association; win be
preached to-morrow.e vcpingby Rev. 8.
b. Barnitz, at the English Evan. Luthe7
nm Church. 4. aI.Ht.tnl..l lsI d
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GENERAL II. 81. HARMS delivered a
lecture, last evening, in the Fourth
Street Methodist Church, for the bene-
fit and in behalf of the Freedmen. The
Generals discussion of the question of
the Freedmen,s claims was clear and
convincing, and we regret that there
was not a larger audience In attend
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Is st. Louis fine Of three dollars is
imposed upon every owner of a dog.
From a hearable and seeable stand point
we should judge that such n lawihere
would bring a large revenue. They
ought TO be I" stamped"
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sT!sNICHoIAs HoTEL.

q ~ ~.
.. HUMAN, .....l-.-....s. sPrOprietor.
.fIIHIs HOTEL Is LOCATED NEAR THE
155RatlFoad Depot and In The oentr6 or the
71stAee9mEre dAttnk PoFters IN attendaAce Al
an ttAtnE sep7E-6m I
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jane-Sv
TrI1stee,s Sale

OFFER AT PUBLIC, SALE ON
Satufdny, Jan. 90 1865, at 10 O'Clock q. ms
at the mont door of the Court House of Ohio
county, viz: The center third part, being
twenty-five feet, OF lot No. los, on the west
side OF Market square, or street, in the Finh
Ward, eXcept so much as heretofore conveyed
to the city OF Wheeling for Market square
Also, Pews No. 81, ~ and 65 in the Second
Presbyterian Church. Terms cash.
/ II. WILLIAMS,
janp-td y 4 81 III Y lTrpstee.
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PERsoNs going up Main street after
dark, have noticed that the gas lamps
have not been lighted for the past few
evenings, while on Market street they
were in full blast. g The cause was at
water in the gas pipes. Last evening
workmen were engaged in pumping
the water of, and now Main street may
expect light. ii,,- III, i,-,f5 ~,
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FLAsKa.

S0 GROSS FLASKB, Haif Pint PINT and
Quart Pike Peak pattern reeetSed by
e H1LDREEH desktRO-
OoLGATRs FANCY soAP-SOO BOXES
" Just received and forEals a the manufac-
5 NOV nosal zee PRYOR HANpEAE q co.
5Ffbp FIsH-lo DRUMs. ~ LABRADOR
and far GaIs tY ~ slF3 81 bfEl ST. a.
-i nov PRYOR: HAEDLAN& co.
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WE publish, In another column the
ThIrtieth Annual Statement of the re-
ceIpts aud expenditures of the city to
January LIST, 1866. e 9. Ia -, i.e-.,
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. DIR YOUNG.

tS4eCCL QAts OF Pha6delphfSjTrJ
WHO HAS LOCATED HINsFyF PER
w nasnently at No. IS ZHERO BIRKET,
DE-. Y-pgpposes to cure Gonorfhaa ana eJlees
IN nom one 70 three days without ifiterfer-
enes with ciFt or hndmnce to brsifie PTi-
mary ~ pfilis In nom one to i've 7dRy1e sec
pncaFy In nom one to three Teeksi Scocfur-
nSe 70 ten days- = s Kim ara an other
S q 9 psayite iiar' treated with I'M
ErJEipelasr Neuralgia Dlspar,sis ise+oh.la
ana an I'M purttieS or the Hood: and liiseases
OF the kidney and Liver 7speedfIy eurei by
Dr. 1ounRE Celebrated Extract Oh FfreWeed
! 2, p5etsaf 70 be prueured nom no other
sontpe. = = - - = fftttf
AN EaI8ENAGoGUE FOR LADIES.
"a compound prepared and sold onlv nv IN
Young, warranted 70 remove m olIsffnlefi0ns
TO the healthy menstrual food ffmp0rfing
new tone and aeftSftylt0 the isVEtefu. fFIes 81
Per bottle. Obstinate easas OF ionnf JfanfiinR
nay. require MOI which s four deSTees EfTon-
er than Hog1 price S pen bottle
= married ladies should not Ilsa the aiSoye
compound for reasons made Known with each
PACKAGE = .-fs1
GS[A SAFE certain and healthy ulrssryeuta-
tive 20 conception furnisi ned on ann ieation
,fPekFuuS 1t q dtsfan6a By Eiafif9 fhefFEymp-
toms, age and oeedpafion, can receive inedi-
cine BY eEpress, securely packed nom ohser-
NHl0u. - ~ - 2 y n
address Dr.. YOUNG, no. IS Third street
Plttsn1Egf Pa Once Phflo Hnu, second floor
entrance on Third near Mnrket- Gmce hOurI
q. q. Q y y N and ?. M 70 pm. ocS
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'Sherif,s, Sale,

'.l.i' 81 Is SHERIFF Sale. - 2' 4
cTaTF OF WEST. VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court, In chancery, Decem-
4S--ldc James "a. stouts, Executor, Y I 2
Against - q.
Thomas n. Reed. and the widow and heirs OF
N John Haziett deceased r'l ~ . -
by virtue OF a decree rendered in the above
entitled cause by the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, on the ChnnceTy side, on the 2lSt day
OF December, A. d. 1866 and by virtue OF a
former decree OF the County Court of Ohio
county, on the 9Th day of February, 1889,
shall proceed TO sell at public sale at the 'front.'
door of theCodrt House OF Ohio county, on
the 18th dayf of JanuaryssFlS66Sa at 10 o'clock a.
The hikheSt and best bldd6s TIE follow
ing described property, viz; Lots number one
hundred and twenty-etght Cl2S), and one hun
dred and twenty nine Cl29O, with the build
ipgs therepn, on the plat OF the addition to
the town Of Wheeling hid on by William
Chapline and John EoH in that part Of the
city Of Wheeling known as the Fttffh Ward OF
Terms Of sale one:fotrth OF the purchase
money to be paid upon the confirmation OF
said sale, In cash, and the remaining three
foufths in eduaf Instruments, payable In six,
twelve and eighteen months amer the day Of
sale, the whole to bear interest from the day
Of sale, and the purchaser 10 give bonds for
said purchase money, with approyed personal
security, the title 20 be retained until the fnr-
.I5f-l-TlIfIECFT qIIE JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
n 10 .5tls,,trJis, Special CornnnisstoneE;
Wheeling, Dec. o, 1865. ~ .!ts,..i dec2-t dflt
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RIVER NEws.-The river yesterday
was running quite free of ice. Bnsi-
ness on the levee was very lively.
There were eight feet ten inches water
In the channel, and still falling.
The Potomac lcft for Cincinnati at five
O'Clock, with heavy freight trip.
The Eagle lelt this place, ut eleven
o'c lock in the forenoon, for Parkers-
burg, with full passenger and freight
trip. EsFr
The Golden Era passed down about
10 A. NJ, to Portsmouth,. s.t
The GAINESVILLE LEFT here yesterday
morning for Bellaire, to carry passen-
gers and freight from the Baltimore
Railroad to the Central ohio-across
the Ohio river. noe
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Valuable Saw Mill Property
and TannarY for Sale.

WE OFFER FOR SALE FIFTEEN HUN;
w dred Acres Of Land with Steam saw
Mill and Tannery, near IittIeton Stauoh, On
the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road, 42mtles east
OF Wheeling, in Wetzel county, West va. L
The Mil and Tannery building IS OF frame,
some T5 by 81 fsets-two stories high, covering
the watts pools, teaches, &c. The engine, with
Sufficient power for all neceSSaf y P9rpcsess
There Is a fine VEN az eSsellent iron ore, m
for mining close to the ffan Road. There are
several xfAaH dwelling houses. Fish Creek
INNS Through the property some half mile,
along which extend the Ran Road, and seve-
raj large runs on 'the premises, beside the
creek, afford an apt territory for oil purposes
There are some sixty Heres clearedt the psA-
lance being timber land.
Plots and fuller description Of the premises
in the hands OF A. J. Harry, ESQ At hts pro-
duca store in Wheeling LtltrI
adams, LEDWITH HAYS,
,Janl7-lwe Waynesburg, Pa
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COMMISSIONERS Sale.
TN CHANCERY.

Alexander Heyman h
VS.. .--
Alonzo Eoring, Administrator Of the Estate
-sI1of Jefferson LII SAngston, deceased.
By virtue OF a decree rendered in the above
cause Oct "a, 1885, i shall, on Monday, the 18th
day OF February, 1865, at 10 o'clock a, M, sell
at the front door OF the Court HOUSE. the fol-
lowing tdeskrfbed property, Tor aEsumc4epcy
thereof TO fff1y5 the debts mentloned in the
BilIin' this Gaze; t6cRftJfI fuiifEilHi i7sosl q
u Iots Nos. 3 and lin square 20 In Buena VS.
IN addIti0n to the CityRofi Wheeling Also,
all thSbi part of-loeEos 141.intSQunIeil4 H. sit
mated AZ the cofTer!of Onion anb FflSh ssts,
south OF Union and west OF Fifth stss bound-
ed as follows, to wit: Beginning at the inter
section OF said Onion and Filth SITS, thence
west 81 feet incheSon Union St, thence south
IS feet 70 an 8 FOOT eE,hnnnlng from Fttth
81. to a II foot alley, which runs into Union
ST., thence east with the north side OF said
foot alley to Filth ST, thence northwardly to
the beginning. Also, The following described
real estate, situate on Fifth st., In the City OF
Wheeling, to wit: Lots numbered 8, 10, II and
u &c. Rtchie's addition to the town OF
Wheeling, and the adjoining four lots on the
east side OF said lots 8, 10, II and p and which
four adjoining lots are IN the addition to
Wheeling called BuenR Vista, and are num-
bered Z, g and 10 in square g. lSsh
Terms made known on day OF sale: -
jana SO9 - g conmissioner. .
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Sheriff 5 Sale Of iron Saueezer,

= "
ToHN HAMILTON AND ALEXANDER
81 Rogers, late partners under the hrm name
Of Hamilton & Rogers, who sue for the use OF
S'iif..tts aehmeent In d sssnnpsit.i -
b. Bys .siftaes of an order Of 6dls made In the
above entitled cause by the late County Court
for Ohio County on the 18th day Of December,
1890 and also by subsequent order of the
Circuit Cont for Ohio comfy, West Virginia,
made on The 9th day 81 OCTOBER. $3.50 1.shan
pToceed TO sell at public sale. at the Foun-
tfry OF John Hamilton & Co., in the 9Th Ward
OF the city of Wheeling, on Monday, the
5tIi day Of Februarys 1896, at 10 O'Clock,
n M. to the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: :
= 6teShaft, one Bed Piece one Rinion; one
Bavel wheel; one Ring one MRnhead; four
Nianhead Legs; BTasses for SqueeLer; one Cross
Piece: one SQueezer Casting. two squeezer
sPlates and three pieces fof s9nee5et, said to
q Terms OF sale-cash. -,---..Iiiosl .sliii.1 Y
: =. - 9 ,---T--,.---.--,JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
NJ .sl-ifss % r05eifrH Sheriff Ohio county I
iis -VheelfnR Jan s. l666zSnd - Z ses7sol-5 F..ti
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Dwelling House for Sale.
T OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
y House erected on Lot No. IS Main street,
Centre Wheeling. Price $4,000, upon agree
able terms. Possession given on the first OF
A lRaniaf BEVERLY NJ. EoFF. /,
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5l7 GOVERN7f EntftFt SALE
.I0I 40
Condemned Ordinance Stores.

05de sS 81 he secTstaTE q &Sf & g.
U. s.. hIATsenal,
Columbus, Ohio, on Monday, Janu.
airy 22d. 1856. as
AT 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and days following.
4 Sets Artillery Harness, wheel;
i1S Austrian carbines, cal. II. new;
1856 CarbInes various patterns
4S5 u 8. smooth bore Muskets, cal 90;
1000 Prusssian Rife Muskets, cal. II, newt
1000 smooth bore, cal. II, new;
..95 Muskets and Rifles, foreign varieties;
III Double barelled Shot Guns
100 Revolver Pistols, various patterns;
Ie Foot Artillery Swords
| 2015 Light Cavalry Sabers; EU!Cu
s. M1sicians' and n. G otncen' swords;
442o Bullet Moul&s, various /
1880 Ball Screws, Screw Drivers, Wipers, &c
20 Sets Horse Equtpme nts,l Cavalry, com
$50 G &lsIei saad1sss, Mocafs1ian patssrn;
100 Saddle Blankets;
81 Cavalry BridlesS
l;9 bSi nss 15sss lizards: Il WE,R u
Sn00 Cap Pouches
25OOn Cartridge Box Belts and Plates;
i!SSo sword Bed, II &c. Officers, and plates;
$500 Percussion Gaps, for Shot Guns;
f. 255 lbs Hemp rope 4 - - - ~
1S2 lbs. Beeswa1;
Also, a lot Of Pickaxesy Telling Axes, shov,
els. Mattocks, Pole Yokes, &c, &c.
TERss oFSlLE%Cash IN Government fund.-
Articles to be removed Immediately, at sx-
pense OF purchaser. "
IfIffS.sesIf - Capt. or1iS BIT. MAJ. q, s-lA-t.
janl0-dtd Commanding AsenaL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-20

sLIoHrED LOVE TURNS TO HATR.-
The fact that "slighted love turns to
hate" sooner or later, was demonstra=
ted lin one instanee) on last Thursday,
the particulars which we give only be-
ing brought to light by the most Perse-
yerinR efforts on our part About five
or six years ago a maiden, Of prepos-
sessing appearance, was wooed aud won
by a young gentleman in this city; and
through his apparent earnest protesta-
lions of love and solemn promises OF
marriage, she yielded up to him hervir-
tue and became prey to his mercy and
honor. These virtues in him having
become utterly extinct, he soon thereaf-
ter lifted her, and she thenceforward
gave herself up to her own secretsor-
row. Previous 70 this unfortunate oc-
currence, there never had been the least
occasion to reproach her conduct nor
has there been since, up TO the present
time.
It seems these long intervening six
years have by no means obliterated
from the young lady's mind the wrong
and disgrace indicted npon her, but II
has grown with her growth and
strengthened with her strength. On
Thursday last she heard that he was
stopping at one the hotels in the city
Che having removed from this place a
few years since) and she provided her
self with pistol and repaired to the
hotel. She met and tried TO shoot him,
and the weapon falling to fire, the gull
" party, who Immediately recognized
his victim, wrenched It from her grasp
and himself fired the pistol in the air.
A short CONSULTATION then took place
between them, when they. retired to a
room and held a private interview OF
some length, the result OF which we are
unable TO state. We refrain from CIV
ing the names of the parties in consid-
Grafton of the friends on both sides.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-20

THE Grand sachem of Ohio, of the
order Of ..Red Men," arrived in this
city Yesterday. BE initiated rnew
Tffbaf In Steubengille Thursday even