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Y00IEjN. Ny 4 I. 4. FACTORY TORY
( ( = For e Sale: .a.....

TUE UNpERsIGHED- OFFERS THE
A substantial brick ildlng,l three stories
high, 81 feet long by SO eet wide, with the
. 'feet wide, and a good brick tenement
house Containing rooms, with several other
small out houses adapted To facilitating
~ aHeHisER422viz: Two sets on feet Jerks,
Machir es with alllthe late improyements5 2
SpinninR mules, one containing $50 sPtDdles
and the other 8Si: four twbStsFs, and other
tuitabie for carrying on the bust-
mess with splendidlY improved Dry Room.
IN the Factory The Factory isin operatlonl
and those wishing To purchase would do Well
TO cali and examine same Immediately a
ed 10 RaTnel are Included in the above, and
an warranted sufficient power to run three
e For II Terms. &c, enquire OF or address .
/, ;54l 20 Cds u .E5 Z. BHADLEESy ~.
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THE Religious Book House In this
city, George w. stoner, Esq, Agent,
has Just added to its business new and
attractive feature. Mr.. Stoper has OBJ
tanned the exclusive agency for the sale
OF the American Observation-Disclosures
declared by Philip Phillips to be SUI
perior to any other manufactured. Mr..
Stoner las now on hand a number of
these elegant instruments adapted to
both church and pSrlor. We had the
pleasure of listening. yesterday to per-
Torrance on one OF these organs
and certainly; think for purity and at
the same volume and sonorousness of
tone It cannot be excelled. 1t was only
a 800 instrument but seemed capable
of filling large church.. ~ si8s To-
The Book House also keeps constant
ly large stock of books, embracing
religious publications, Sunday School
libraries, standard common school
books, stationary, musical publications,
80, &c. See advertisement which APP
pears in this mornings paper.
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Z. That the Street Commissioned be
instructed to make the necessary re-
pairs at the mouth of ths'sewer empty.
Ing on the North side Of Wheeling
Creek bridge, and that he be also d.
Market street on the West side of the
upper division OF the Second Ward
Market House nll..l-.'
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Trurl,stee's Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
L tfrom Joseph EllioItto me-, dated March
ID 1855 and duly OF record in Deed Book ~,
folio 4Ts, In the Recorders ONCE Of Ohio
county, West Va, shall on SATURDAY.
the 2Olh day OF April, 1851, on the premises.
proceed TO sell by Public Auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the said JOSEF b FL.
Lofts Interest, (oelng tue one foufthl IN
certain tract Of land situate in Ohio county,
on the waters OF Little Wheeling Geek,
eleven miles east OF Wheeling, neafithe Ma
tIonal Road, aud adjoining lands OF William
Castor, the heirs OF Thomas Maxwell and
Others, containing one hundred and nifty
acres more or les, from which said tract of
land ftwenty.three aeTes and IS poles, decided
to Minor Gibson and Others. Is 10 be taken.
Settings as trustee i shall convey only such
title as Is vested in me, which, however, y
III; fER q; OF SsGEEs7Oo with interest nom
March ID, 1885, and costs OF sale, cash; and
the balance Unequal instruments OF one and
twoS ears, with Interest from day of sale
the purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF The deferred instalments.
A. q. ROBINSON Trustee.
WHEELING, March El9, 1<n7-lms 2 20 sllI
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Andrew Hall 10 Pulaski scatterday,
dated Oct, 3, 1853, and OF record In Deed Book
50, page 3S6 of the Records Of Ohio county,
and an order OF the Circuit Court Of said
county, male at the March Term, 1861, sub-
shutting me as trustee in place Of said tLuS;
tee named in said deed, I will proceed on
SATURDAY. APRIL 10th, 1881, at 10 O'Clock, q:
M, at the front door Of the Court House OF
said county, to sell the following described
properly, TO wit: Lot numbered forty .eiRht
(49 on the east side Of Chapline street, IN the
State OF IWesn Virginia. AS trustee, sell
such interest only as Is vested In me by said
deed and order. Terms Of sale-Cash.s 4Ils
sl7G , JOHN g. CHANDLER, Trustee.
.WHREIISn. March 10. 1851. =. mar2l.id
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TRUSTEES Sale.

D1 VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Id. from William. Loe 10 Edward u. Fits,
hugh dated Oct. 8, 1883 and recorded In Deed
Book IS, page 40, OF the records Of Ohio coun-
ty, and an order Of the Clscuit Court Of ONO
county. made at March Term, SSS@!. substitute
named in said deed, will proceed on SATuR-
DAY, APRIL 20ih. at 10 o'clock, q. M, at the
TO Ell lie following nropefty, viz: Lot num-
bered forty.SIX (i6) on the east side OF Chap
line street, in the Filth Ward Of the city Of
Wheeling, in the State OF (WeStl Virginia. AS
trustee, I sell such interest only as Is vested
In me bS said deed and order. --ff-
Terms OF RaIe-Cash.
WHEELING, March 10, 1857. mRr2l-td
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valuable Farm for sale.a

.TIHE UNDERSIGNED WELL SELL AT
i private sale the well known and destTR-
Creek, seven miles from the Ohio river.
This Farm contains $50 acres: 20 acres
cleared, 100 of which Is. choice bottom1 all
OF excellent coal on the premlses. The Farm
Is well calculated for either stock or agricul-
For fdrther particulars or information
relative to price and terms, call on, or address
by letter, at Newark. Licking County, Ohio,
y JEROME 'BUCKING HAM or
i-. l. lsfy COLLINS & THURSTON., .5fa.
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A II. ChRpline, for fees......-......-.......-. i
Oxtoby s Dumeid. cleaning and re-
-paiIing town clock. aud for Furnish
Ing coRs and pal iew0ltor same. 5
Wheeling Cas- Company. for lighting,
eXtingulshing ana CLEANING 40 pub
lie lamps from January TO April L.. Ii
Same, Tor gas supplied 10 lbS public
lamps for S1me erio1......--..............- "
Same, for gas supplied TO Hose Houses, a
Water WORTH, Market Houses, Lock-
Up, Council Chamber, &c................... . 3
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OF STREET COMMISSIONER.

The Commissioner reports that bay-
ing been authorized 10 open the sewer
sewer there. There was formerly box
sewer there, butit was taken up by the
health officer last summer.
He recommends laying n new floor
on the bridge over Caldwell's Run, on
Jacob street, and presents bills amount
ing TO $3.50 62. Report adopted and
payment ordered. Action concurred in
by First Branch.
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RrvER.-The river continues in good
boating stage, but business is very dull.
Some little changes are taking place in
the running of the packets. While the
Ingomaris laying up here repairing in
juries to her shaft, the Rees takes her
place in the Pittsburgh trade, and the
GAINESVILLE takes the place Of the Rees
as the Sunfsh packet. The Ingomar,
when repaired, proposes to ply between
Wheeling and Matamoras. The Ex-
press is the Parkersburg boat for this
morning. - s...t.-7'z5 -.iss5i
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The Commits present d bill OF John
Lump for 800 feet Of hose, made for
Independence Fire Company Including
brMsses for part) amounting to S646 and
recommend payment. Report adopted
and payment ordered. E.s
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the work TO be done hinder, supervis-
ion Of the street Commission and
Committee on -HgEkets Ta3
Report adopted. -. 49,.
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CARPETS, RAGS, WALL PAPER, 60
Those or our readers who have need OF
such articles, should notfail to read the
advertisement Of, Harbour & Co., which
appears among our new advertisements
this morning. They have an elegant
stock of carpets, rugs, wall paper, win
dow blinds and everything else In the
line of upholstering. They have an
old and established house and are clever
and fair dealing men. Give them call.
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TIE great sacrificing sale OF the bal
ance of the stock of Stein Bros. will
continue at Taylor's old stand, nearly
Anction will Commences at 2 o o'clock this
avanft0 ~ - fa a.
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NEww&sinitfnSSoToS CLAM AoRNoy. =
The card Of Messrs-, French, Whelsy
and Stevens. attorneys and general
claim agents, washfngto city make
their bow The public through onrad-
vertising columns this morning. Mr..
whaley, WHO has been our member of
Congress from the Ihtrd District for
duction.9 BE has always been noted as
the most accommodating and success
full oftah.our representatives, ataIEash-
4ngton in attendingsto the claims and
personal wantsiof his Constituents We
cannot doubt that he will be still more
attentive and successful in that direc:
zion, now thatihe makes it RiIpatter of
business instead of accommodation.
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MIR Is an admitted 4act that c. n. odss
bert, entiiofs Stone Bridge, did during
the summer Of i68 have the finest, cold
est, and best dayobed Soda Water ever
sssTn sts 9@ fSga5ain sSd esf IN ssf
washer together N ilh his Soda Fonh-.
tain. which Is the finest in the city, !. and
Qan'L Be Bedt, and IS now ready 70. sup
ply all creation with pure sparkltDg
Ice Cold. Soda Water: and that be does
keep better assortmehto f Pure Drugs,
Medicines, PerfumeEy, Soaps brushes,
thing kept in q hrst class drug, store,
and cheaper than ever. a., b,,.4s,.,.,i
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'.1Iov1sa TINE" often causes sad
havoc with clocks, and reminds the
owners. of such time keepers OF the
necessity Of a. place where they can
purchase new ones. oxtoby q DUFF
field, I03 Main street, have in store and
for sale a fine assortment Of all styles
of clocks. Call and see, ~ 5'4- -
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Chairman TO carry out the order of the
last meeting OF council, to have lamp
posts placed at the head of Hampton
street, east side, at the corner of 7lh and
John streets, and at the junction Of al
ley ID, with Market street, Centre
Wheeling. The order was given to the
Gas Company, but owing to the severity
or the weather Il was not executed.
The order has since been filled, aud the
lamp posts are now on hands. P
The committerecomme placing the
lamps on the Island; accepting the
statements of the Gas Company as sat
isEactory, and authorizing the COM
mites 10 consummate the contract for
the gas posts before mentioned.
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% DoS'r send your old furniture to ades
OF a few scratches or because the polish.
is worn off or become dim. Get a bot.
tie of Bookings Furniture Polish and
apply it according 70 directions, and
you will have a piece Of furniture as
bright as though II were new. Price
% cents per pottle. Sold by Edmund
Booking, No. 1, Odd Fellows Hall, ,H
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ArrExr1oN is directed to the adver-
tisement of meeting of the Master
Masons and Brick makers TO be held
on next Saturday evening.
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WE saw, yesterday, some splendid
specimens of Workmanship, in the way
OF Ladies and Children'si Shoes, at
Blond q Bachman's, l07 Main street
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Aar &al.a
For Sale or,Rent,I

i1JHE NEwANpEEEaANT FINISH
ed Store Room tbelon ging 70 MI. Henry
Moore, Situated on the east side OF MAIN
mos stand will be sold or leased upon ac-
comodating terms "a TflSHoS o.s sIGS En-
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THE new twenty-inch pipe, last
winter, may have proved a failure for
the city, but for odbert's Tumbler
Washer, connected with his fine Soda
Fountain, it has proved a blessing, for
changes It's tune as the hydrants Of the
city are opened. The above fountain
ts LOW running, supplying the thirsty
with sparkling ice-cold Soda Water.
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GEORGE R. TAYLOR q Co. have just
received an assortment of ladies' and
misses street and evening hoop skirts.
Call and see them. ia
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Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his omOe.
-NDoRsEALENT OF THE PREss.

The many thousands cured At this estab-
ltShment within the last twenty years, and
the numerous important surgical Operations
iperformed bY-Lr. Johnston, witnessed by the
Reporters OF 13ae 9ttI1 and many other papers
notices OF which have appeared again and
again before the public, beEfCiez fia, standing
as q gentleman Of character and respecta-
$lSKTNDISEAsES sPEEDnHOUREL.
: LmaE5,lye 49,
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HAVE you been at the Grant House to
see the Fire and Burglars Alarm
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If you want a good Boot or Shoe,
don't fail to go. 10 Blond q Bachman's,
10Y Main street. ~ sf1i-- f.-ll5
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VIZ note among The arrivals at the
Sprigg House last evening, Judge John
j. Jackson, of Parkersburg, and Judge
okey, of the Belmont County Circuit,
across thertver. =, - = e. s. K.
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GEoRaE r. TAYLOR & Co. have just
received some new, and desirable goods
for ladies walking suits, to which we
would direct attention. "a -J.td yg
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The reportwas adopted and payment
ordered (, and the action was concurred
in by the First Branch, except as to the
gas bills, which were laid oyer till next
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= a. Coon APFo1sT n Esss1rIt WIS re-.
ported on the street last evening, that
Captain Samuel B. sMcColIocb, ofzthis
city, had received the appointment of
deputy Marshal for this State. We
trust the rumor will be confirmed.
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MoKRrvRY, News Dealer. corner or
Market and Quincy streets, has placed
US under obligations for late papers. in
advance OF the mails; 100 70.
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HAVE you been at The Grant Hpusetc
see the Fire aud Burglars Alarm2
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BLOND s. BAcHGAN, 10Y Main street,
keep none but the best quality of Boots
and Shoes,
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AT Partridge's Gallery.
Until FUKTHER NOTICE,
a4CardsfEomLihe e1.oO.
Il Large Size Loo.

Good Pictures guaEanteed, and proon
mAdewhen desired, without charge
Sixteen Gems, With positions, % cts.
Two thousand dollars worth OF Photo
country, VIII be Bold without regard 70 cost.
{ Oval and Square Picture FTama wild b
sold cheaper than a. any other house In the
Looking 9lA2es. largest assortment In
WHEELING for nale cheap. "a
Our facIiities for making an styles and
lfnes Of Pictures, nom lils, or from small and
tnfartor pictures are uneQalled2 2 mare
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HOTEL ARRIVALs.
wED&EsDAT, ApR1L 10. 1857.


GRANT HOUSE.
Mrs. DR.. Alex inder, ST. Clairsyille.
Mrs. Taylor and two sons do Vi =-3...{-r
Jas DeTmotts Parkersbury.
r; Pickering aud lady, East RIehland. o.
Chas. ". Shankland, summerneld, o.
A. Caiwallader, Mi: Pleasant, o. d
]. E. Sisson, Ohio Coz s'lTs -f .
jan. Deyrtei. SteubenYnle, q.
% Mn. DevrieS, "a do v Ia e 4f.n
? =. FoIedyce, Spencer, Ohio. = 70
V J.SmIth and lady, West Liberty.
> Nv. WIlli6ms, Lewis MiIis. g. p, r. R,
Lewis q. Wright, Belmont, o. ~
G. B. Abercromble, Olaysvtlle. Pa.
ii. DaugheTTy, West Alexander. VI r
J.HaWthorn, Harrtsvtlle. o.
Nathan Wright, do III lliis ..t5s... 4
Lex. McSwoTds, Martins Ferry
4 Mn Emma Eaton, MoTristown,
Henry Potter, Washington Co., Pa.
rt 9iIss Perkins; Boston, Mass H 81
% SIiss Ann s. Kennedy, st. clairsyille.
Mrs. Merritt, tfQf ,,7ssTT do 100
No. MIS- Ann James, Il lido .1 81
Jas AeGin, l1.il1 l.s-i 81. do iH.f
Dann Murray, Ohio. ~ Jr.- r.
James Mckee. West Union, w. Va.
E ID. Murray, Baltimore.
q isfWalter Darrah, Martins Ferry.
DR.. H. M!iWhite Philadelphia, Pa.
tl- r. s. Henderson, Pittsburgh.
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&C AS.C: stone nt5 osTTe agE m;S1; n
: Jos, A. Grove, belmont o.
w. g. Olives. Beverly, Ohio. .
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J. N. Boyd; FaiTmont, w. Va.
VIM. Armstrong, POWhattan. -t7 L
Is Ino; FIatkenhanser' Ra5esvills -
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w. ]. Padens and WIFE, Padsnsvtle.
$500 sPR1GGC HOUSE, r
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III JaclSSon and LADY, ParkerSburR.
a. X. StAWaTt. Wayhington. PA
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HAVE you been at the Grant House
to see the Fire and Burglars AlarmH
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PosTpoNEMEHT.-There will be no
Federal Court tomorrow, our former
announcement to the contrary, not
withstandlng. The session has been
postponed until the LIST of July.
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Run, Rub, Rub-Logan,s Arnical
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Mr.. P. 9. HmpREru, who sometime
since purchased the property adjoining
Mr.. Arthur Little's, on Centre street, is
having the old house torn down 70 make
way for a new dwelling, for his own
occupancyAwe believes
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As the present fashion of dress dis !.
CLOSES the feet OF the ladies, they should
be sure and get nice fitting saiter at
Blond & BaChman'si 107 Mai1 street,
corner OF SpFi1g alley.
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lUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice. indulEed In when alone, a habit ire
Qu6ntlY learned from eYil compan ons, OF at
school, The effects Of which arc nightly felt,
even when asleep, and, U not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
.MhAt-a1 pity that n Young man. the hopeo
his country. the pride OF his parents, should
De snhtpned from all prospects and ENJOY
ment8- Of life by thsconsequeneo Of deVi-
atlng nom the path or nature, and lndulg-
Ing In q certain secret habit Such persons
must. heIOna cnnfamnlalinR
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The committee report that they have
examined the old city HILL and Coun-
oil Chamber in the ID Ward Market
House, and have had the opinion of
several mechanics as TO the strength OF
The building and recommend that the
committee be EN- powered 70 make the
necessary changes In the Hail In order
10 make 1t available for market pnr-
poses. The committee also recommend
That sewer be placed ut Market alley
west side OF the square to connect with
the sewer ON the east side ofthe square,
alley and square, SO as to prevent a
Hood between the two market houses
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DISEASES OF IMPRUpENcE.

When the misguided and imprudent yo-
taFy OF pleasure nnds hat he has imbihed
the seeds of this pSinfGl disease It too ofIer
happens that ~ tll-ttmed sense Of shame or
dread OF discovery deteTs him from appiyinE
70 those who from education and respecta-
bility, can alone befriend him, delaying till
the constitutional symptoms OF this hoFrid
disease make their appearance, such RA ulces
rated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal
pains In the head and limbs, dimnesS or
sight deafneS, nodes on the shfn-bones and
arms, bloteheS on the head, face and extre.
mites progressing with .fEightful rapidly,
TIL nj last The palate Of the mouth or the
bones OF the nose fall In and the victim OF
this awful disease becomes horTid object Ga
comm lSeratton, till death puts a period to his
dreadful Bunerlngsr by sending him 10 H'that
Hndlsnoyered Co1ptEy from whence no
It Is a MELANCHOLY FACT that thou
sands fall victims 70 this terrible disease oW-
Ing To the unskllfulness OF ignorant preten.
defl, who, by the use Of that DEADLY
POISON AIURCURYI fTifn the corsfitution
and make the residue Of life mIseF1hle
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The committee recommend placing
ten lamps on the north side of Zane
street, on the Island, betweeiethe two
bridges. The cost is estimated at about
and ladder bolts. 1t Is estimated at
tho cost of maintaining the LAMPS will
be about 81 each per night, toI MI, wick,
lighting and extinguishinR. The com
lnittee learned, In conversation with the
superintendent of the bridges, that the
bridge company have in contemplation
Inond lamps on lhe centre OF the West
bridge, and also are talking Of light
OF some kind on the centre of the Sus-