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QUITS a sensation bns haen rrea,al

QUITS sensation has been created
among the musical diustanti by the
Vox Humane Tremalo organ at Mr..
Sheihs' store. 1t bids fair TO become
the popular instrument ofthe day, and
no wonder. for 1t is so beautiful and
tender in tone that one cannot help
liking it,. The price, too, is quite an
object; ranging from SIZE. and upwards.
Go and see and be convinced.
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We have suggestion to, make to
those who sell sausage in market.
IL Is 10 put IN two or three gold pieces,
t ss man I1sa- ~ Paris has been doing, and
OF custom He had sales ~ s. i" sssAl
each day in one OF which a i've. T,rS,SS,
piece In gold was to be found
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Four Eligible Building
Public Auction.

7 WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT AUG
ton, in front OF the JOurL House, on
SATURDAY, THE loTH inst, ut IL o'clock, a.
m, four desirable building lots, fronting q
feet each, on Main street, extending Dack u
uniform width, I3z feet, situated on the east
side OF Nam street, south Of Union
TERMS OF SALE--One-th1ru cash, the D1ii-
lance IN Two equal annual payments, win
- : - HASIPDEN ZANE,
nuarlI-wd trustee
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Family Notice.

yryHE, ONLY PLACE no GET "BiUrHS''
ts.IebFsIted Sausage, Is at the Eru1t House,
al. F.IfLh beER cen MONROE and Quincy ST.,
also All Kinds OF prime meats, vegetables OF
All kinds, prime maple mOlaSses. ESAmbO
apples at - Cts per peck.
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THE Galdsv magazine has been re-
ceived by NIcKelvey. 1t has number
three of Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis
new story, "waiting for the Verdict"
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LUNCHEON next Monday morning,
at 10 o'clock, David Kurner will set a
free lunch at his new saloon, on Mar
ket street, below Quincy. His many
friends and the public are invited to
1.-THE feast.'' 2t
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Coal and.Lands for Sale.

1OrY ACRES OF COAL, ~ MILES FROM
10 the city, u mile from river, land sur
face small; s. acres or land underiaId with
coal, 81 miles from the city, on the II. Il. r.,
good Dwelling house, barn, spring house and
the State. d /. IRWIN.
-rr..sHHHazLNf 4EHHrHa
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9df9aIe
Montrolse Cottage Farm for Sale.

Montrose Cottage Farm for Sale.
UIHIs BEAUUIFUL FARM IS ON THE
line of the Hsmpfield r. R, four miles
rom the city of Wheeling, and contains -
acres, g OF which are under cultivation, and
possessing che following INDUCEMENTS: neat
dwelling or s rooms, with hall, kitchen,
cellar, lce-house, eoal-house, milk-house,
storage-house, barns, stables, corn-crt0s SC,
togetherwith an orchard. of the finest fruit
trees, and coal privilege OF about 80 acres.
The grounds about the dwelling is tastefully
laid out, and adorned with evefRreeuS,
shrubbery and shade trees of the choicest va
rIety. This place to be appreciated, must be
THOS. O'BRIES, IS!
mRr7-1w 's-i-'i-a -s Real Estate Agent.
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THE Missouri Legislature is being
urged by the prominent papers OF that
State to render prompt and efficient aid
to the Immigration Burenu. The Kan
sas papers are also alive on that sub
ject, and in speaking in relation 10 an
appropriation made by the Legislature
for the building OF capitol, make
some remarks that will apply most APP
propriately to our own State. We
quote something, the truth of which
our people should ponder upon, and
having done 50, should Impress their
conclusions upon the minds of their
public servants so forciblY that they
will find it anything but to their inter
est to fritter away their time in discuss
ing the merits of Flntwoods and all
other kuut-of-the-way, or in-the-w ay,
places as locations most favOra ble-for
throwing away the peoples money. 1t
ia not yet too late to learn wisdom
from our sister States, and our citizens
may yet profit by the plain-spoken
opinion OF the Leavenworth Jog17Idt,
If Kansas had appropriated the
amount named, (SlOO,OO0l Withholding
il from almost any other claimant, it
would nave been the essence of wis
DOM The Capitol building appropriate
ton, If placed in the hands of an intel
iiSeht Immigration commission, would
have realized millions to the State,
while now il il but the entering wedge
of IA useless and eXtravagant undertake
ing that'wiii cost the State Mt least II
million and IA half dollars before COM
plOted.7 l-l...5- -,.....r 14-Hs
In undertaking to build costly and
permanent Capitol now, our State has
fallen into lie common mistake of
business men, who so often cripple
themselves Tor long years, by using
their business capital in constructing
fine residence.
The above las. clause needs no COM
ment, It is the every day experience of
every community.
The people OF the great west under
stand the true principle of prosperi-
", whether rs respects individuals o r
States, and that is, to have your money
beforeyOu spend it, aud even be sure
you have plenty to spare. gas
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6uCGSs
"The hotels are crowded with ga
dozen or more" people who are attend
ing court, making it almost impossible
for one to obtain a bed, If out later
than ten O'Clock. Such was the expert
ence of one who lives in the suburbs OF
the city, the other night, and unfortu-
nate enough to have serious impede
ment to the navigation of innumera
BILE squares OF mud. Livery stables
closed for the night, or cabs that are all
out, engaged in transporting more for
tunate denizens of the late hour, one
can appreciate, while standing in the
rain, the benefits of "home protec-
tion,H and mediate, in no amia-
BILE mood of mind, "the situa-
ton" The poetry of the March
wind loses Its beauty, as cold
and misty gust plays doleful cadence
on the neighboring sign boards, dispel-
ling the rose water poetry, and bring
ing one dil ectly face to face with the
stern realities of the present, which
proves n bona tide recipe for poetic
nature. A beer bummer's voice re-
lieves the monotony OF n chorus OF
water spouts, as he informs all within
the sound of his voice that "John
Browns soul Is marching on, u practi-
cal proof of the courageous character of
Johns soul, to march such a night. 1t
braves "A mortal TO try the dangers of an
unseen street crossing, which the itgen
tie rain" is fast making impossible,
and seek once more with better success
the court OF Morpheus dreams. Such are
Il few of the attractive features of our
city after nightfall.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his office.
ENDORSEMENT OF r,IIEr PRESS

The many thousands cured at this estab-
nshment within the last twenty years, and
Lne NUNS rous important surgical Operations
performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the
[ IIl3s OF The Sun and many other papers
nouce5 o. which have appeared again and
a. gentleman of character and respecta-
plnty Is sufhcient guarantee to the afflicted.
{ SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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Gralnspnrtatiuu.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. COMPLY

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING Jan. 8, 1867. .
SO a'i' WINTER SCHEDULE.
TRAINS WILL RUN BY
/ the following schedule on and after Jan.
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DIR. TIFFANY's LEcrvRE.-As the
time for the delivery OF DIR. Tifrany,s
lecture on "work and its worth-the
problem Of Labor" approaches, the
interest increases, and we trust that
Washington Hall will be filed to its
entire capacity. We learned yesterday
that Mr.. Seager. "the Sweet Sircer,n
will return from Wellsburg, where he
Is holding musical convention, on the
evening of the lecture, and favor the
audience with IL sony or two. We have
IN our possession note from him,
from which We make the following
extract. .-.
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NLARR'S PILLS FOR SALE BY on,
" BkRr, End Of Stone Bridge. myls
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WHEELING, Saturday Morning,

-.I.s- March 9Th, 1867
DEAR SIR:-I see by
this mornings lSTELLI6RScER that
Rev. DR.. Tiffany, OF Chicago, is TO de
liver an address ut Washington Hall on
Thursday evening next.
regret exceedingly that the fact was
not made known to me two days sooner,
IN order that an announcement of the
same could have been made at our con-
certS. 50
VIII you please say to any of my friends
whom you may meet, that DR.. 'riffany's
address will be q rare Intellectual isast
rich with thought, pathos, wit and
eloquence. Sincerely Yours.
X. w. SEAGER.
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] Public Sale.

A ing with Store-room ana Dwelling COM
bined, situated on the corner gofi lst land
Water streets, Bellaire, Ohio, will be sold OF
MARCH 10TH. 1857, az: 1 O'Clock, p. M! The
above property is well located for business,
and a rare bargain may be expected.
JOHN JEFFERSON
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THE Steubenville Herald says that
the attractive features of that city after
night-fs,II are many and yaried.-For
instance the local editor gives us the
following as one OF her recent expert
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I DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. .
DR.. ION NSTON,

Omces No. 2 South Frederick street,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a
lew doors from the corner. Fail not 10 OBJ
serve name and number. fral1- al m.
~ NO letters received unless post paid and
containing astamp to be used on the reply.
PERSONS writing should state age and send
porion OF advertisement describing symp-
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~ 4 : 7|lsa
LESF.-Appropriate ceremonies TO the
season of Lent took place. yesterday,
in the Catholic Churches of the city,
and also among the Episcopa1ians.
The latter do not, OF course, observe
these ceremonies to the same extent as
the former. Among many individuals
however of that persuasion, the obliga-
tong of II fast are faithfully observed.
Among the Catholics the folloWins
rules prevail in regard TO fasting;
"Eyery day of Lent, except rs bon,,a
days, will be a fasting day Tor LII ore.
by the obligation OF the fas5, ~, so 80
meal which, Is to be taxed oal1y some
time after noon, being .sn t...o..l -
| has sanctioned the use ~ soite Vail
| drink. such as /" cup OF coneeI yea, or
-, mi OF bread in the morning, and
:. sJjSbt collation. in the evening.
Those forced to take their dinner at
fate hour insthe afternoon may transfer
their collation. to the morning. Such
collation. is commonly estimated at the
quantity of about the fourth part of
meal. Attic collation., cold fish, vege-
tables, fruits, butter, cheese, and eggs
may be used. ~ % a..7'
BY dispensation, meat is allowed at
all the meals of Sunday, and at the
principal meal on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and on the Saturdays, ex-
cept the first, the second, or Saturday
OF Ember Week, and the last, or the
Vigil of Easter. Meat and fish are not
permitted Mt the same meal.
Being under twenty-one years OF age,
intirmity of health, pregnancy, the
nursing of infants at the breast, hard
labor, and old age are regarded as good
reasons for exemption from the fast.
With many of these, however, Penance
by abstinence from meat, and other
acts OF selEdenial, is entirely compati-
bic, and ought to be observed by those
who CHM dispensation from the last.
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ForSale..

-css7. esslsd For Sale.,oo bHa sslnel
1.-TWO STORE ROOMS WITH SEVEN
i Dwelling Rooms each. Price S2,750 and
5000 each, with gas fixtures all complete,
situated on the East side of Main street, Gem
tire Wheeling. Also a half lot and brick
dwelling on same street. Apply to ~ 80
.e-naTB1 - JACOB HORN BROOK,
1eb6 Office of Gas Com pany.
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For Sale.
House and. Lot For Sale.

lOuS0 d1SLi hOG e OIi 'Od16s'
T OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
i Lot situated on Main street, between
Quincy and John streets. II not sold at
private sale, on or before the 18th OF this
month, Il VIII then be offered at public auc-
ton, TO the highest and best bider TTiff 5il'Ei
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TAKE PARTIcuLAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice. INDUCED in when alone a habit ne
quently learn ed from evil compaAr ons or AT
school, the effects of which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and, If not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately
What pity that a young man, the hopeo
MS country, the pride of his parents, should
pc snatched rom all prospects and enjoy
ments OF life by the consequence Of devil
ating from the path of nature, and indulg-
ing IN certain secret habit. such persons
must, before concentrating
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ORGANIC WEARNEss
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
London. Graduate ofone OF them eminenf'
Colleges In the United States, and the Create
part OF whose life has been spent in the hos
pitfalls OF London, Paris, Philadelphia and
elsewhere. has effected some OF the most as
tonishing cures that were ever known,manv
troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep, great nervousness, being aiarmsd
at sudden sounds, baShfulneSS, with frequent
blushtng, attended sometimes with deranpe-
ment OF mind, were cured Immediately.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that q. sound mind and body are the
bial happiness. Indeed, without these the
journey through life becomes weary pilgri.
mage; the prospect hourly darkeus tn the
view, the mind become sha lowed with des-
pair and nlled with the melancholy reflec-
ton that the happiness of another becomes
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims ~,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deStr'icii,,1a
habit which annually sweeps To an untiTna,SS
grave thousands OF Young Men of the mo-,
excellent talents and brilliant intellect who
nlsht otherwtse have entranced listeninS
senators with the thunders OF eloquence a.
Waked TO estacy the living Tyre may call
with full confidence. - S~U
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ESTABLISHED AS A REFTTGE Upo,.
QUACKERY. H1OA
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE 4 cJrpp.
q L5ls CAR BE OBTAINED. Ho S.o

/ y. LOdSSON mas discovered the r,rs,
Rem certain ~ SPEEDY ay and only E1ect9s si
ReaIr tl IA 9L he WORD for Weakness OF the
kldneys and Bladder, involuntary DiSc,, une
g gsSS mnPotency, General Debility, Nervous.
fusion of Ideas, PaIpitation OF iha ron Son-
6dltmIiialty, Trembling, Dimness of sIrbt ~
SlodinessI disease OF the Head, IIhrrne,
stomach, or Bowels-those Terrible nitagsA
ders arising from Solitary Habits Of YontI,
secret and solitary practices more fStsit -
Mariners of Ulysses, blIghttng their no IIS
brilliant hopes or auticipatiOns, reuderipSt
marriage, &c, impossible, lug
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Gents Furnishing Goods.
A Full Assortment Of
White Linen Bosom Shirts. French Calico
Shirts,
Colored Calico Shirts, Fancy Negligee Shirte,
Boys' White Linen Bosom Shifts, Cashmere
Travelling Shirts,
Red. B'ue. and Grey Flannel Shirts, Check and
Hickory Shirts,
Blsached and Brown Canton Flannel Shirts
und Drawers,
BIenched and Brown Drill Shirts and Drawers,
White Nerino Shirts and Drawers,
Shaker Flannel Shirts aud Drawers,
Red aud Grey Flannel Shirts aud Drawers
English aud domestic Half Hose, Merno Half
Hose,
Kid. Cloth. Cashmere, Buskin and Wool
Guuntlets,
Linen and Paper Collars, Plain and Fancy
Cravats and Ties,
Linen and Wove Shirt Bo.oma. DO, &c.
Hats and Caps.
A Very Large Slock, Of
Fur. CHssi,ners aud Wool flats,
Boys. Hats and Caps.
2 the above New and Large
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Domestic Dry Goods.

OOAAAO0OAV Wy VOVSASs
Calicoes. all brands. DeLniues,
Gihghau,s, Canvas. Den,rs. {
Roll aud Golor-d Cnmb, ics, I.inscys
Maryland, Miners and Marlborough Plaids,
Cheeks aud Stripes ....
Ker.rys and Ticks. sll hrnnda,
Bro II aud Bleached Osnaburg,,
Brown aud Bl-achrd Drills,
Brown and Blenche.l Shirtinga and Sheetiucs.
all brands,
Brown, Bl-achei. Colcred and Figured Can
ton Flannels,
lU.4. li-4 and ls-4 Brown and Beaclsd Sheet.
insr, &C., de-, ks.
A Complete stock of
Dress Goods. Hosiery. I,ish and Table Linen
T.w-linp, Handkerchief, F:annels,
Cols-t.. Domestic and Imp"it~d,
Kid. AeiinO and Fieeced Gloves,
Lsl-, Berlin md Cloth Gloves md Guantlet.,
Ladies' Furs, Sha wis. Clonks. Zophyr Goods,
uffs and Collars, Linen aud Paper,
Embroidered Collars aud Cuffs,
Mourning Collars and Cuffs
Lncs TRAININGS nni Dr-as Buttons,
White Goods. n full line,
Belts and Rel,ing,
Belt Buckles, Ribbons, all coiors,
DEALERS are respect
offered from the fact that l ha
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T Ba'moral and Fancy Skirts. Nerinu Vests,
LADIES' and Misses Hoop skirts.
10 4, ll-4 aud l2-4 White Elanksts,
Brown and Grey Bfa"lete, p.
Holland Crib Blankets,
Piano and Tal,ls Cnvers,
Fancy aud Toilet Articles. DC, DO.
Piece Goods.
4 Full Assortment Of
Kentucky Jeans,
Black and Figured Satnets,
Fancy Cassi,ueres.
Black D"e.kin,
B. DAD Cl,th. ..
Clothing.
4 Cumpl.te S,ock Of
Broad Cloth Frocks and Sackr,
, Beaver Sacks. Beaver, Seal. Uuion and Satinet
OvercOata.
Harrison Cashmere Suits, Fancy Cashmere
Suits.
Cnion Cashmere Suits,
Sntnet Suits. Jeans SUITE,
Black D"eskin P"nts. Fancy Cashmere Pants,
| Ssiiuet and Jruns Pants.
silk Velvet N.s,a. Fancy Silk Vests
Black Cloth anil Cnssil,ete Vestr, Fancy Cas-
aim-re Vests,
Satinet aud Cotton Velvet Vests.
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Full Assortment Of.
Mems and Boys Drogana, all qualities.
Mems and Boys Bnlmoral Shoes.
Meas and Doys' Col gress Shoes, Calf and
Morocco Shoes,
Donelson Bootees and Plough Shoes,
Mems aud Boys Kip Boots,
Meas and Boys Calf Boots,
Mems and Boys Dress Boots,
Hunters and Ditclers' Boots, -
Children's Copper Tipped Boots and Shoes,
, Ladies' and Misses Shoes, consisting Of
Cali, Morocco, Glove Kid and Lasting Caters,
Congress and W niking Shoes.
Also. A large Stock of Ladies and Gents Sole
Leather and Folio Trunks, Valises aud Travel
ing Bags.
Also, a Full Line Of Whoiobone, Steel and
Cane Ribbed Cnmbric and Gngham Un,brel-
lns: Walking Canes, &c, d.
Also. A Complete Assortment Of Notions,
Plain and Fancy Toilet Soups, Funcy Articles,
DC, &c. .-.. - -
Stock, and Special Facilities are
merchandise in Europe, and am
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-07
The Danish Ialands.

report comes from Vienna that this govern
ment is treating with that of Denmark for the pur
chase of the Virgin Island, and that the sum OF
cred is SO 600 600 in gold The telegraph denies
the truth OF this report, but il the bargain is
struck we shall get three islands OF some little
size-St. Thomas, Santa Cruz and st. John, and
several others of no importance. The group was
discovered by Columbus ON his second voyage in
1891. Between Florida and these islands lie the
four pieces Of manifest destiny-Cuba, the BAHIA
mas, San Domingo and Porto Rico
Santa Cruz is the most important, having an
area of 7S square miles, and population, in 1850
of % 729 st. Thomas comes next, with ~ square
miles and l3, 666 inhabitants. 81. John has %
square miles, and population OF 2228.
Santa Cruz is about twenty miles long, from two
to six miles wide, generally fiat, well watered,
moderately fertile, unhealthy, and subject to
drouehts, hurricanes and earthquakes. About
two-fifths of the land is planted with cane, and
the annual sugar crop varies from 12,OOO to 40O0l
hogsheads. The cultivation OF Gotten, indigo and
coffee has dwindled to almost nothing. The har:
Dor of the capital town, Christianstadt, has bad
entrance, and is full of shoals.
st. Thomas is about twelve miles long, less than
three miles wide, rugged, bare Of woods, parched
and sterile. The area of cultivated land is only
$500 acres, half of which is given to sugar. The
free port of Charlotte Arnalia is the centre OF 9
large trade. The annual importation is estimated
at S. O0O O0O and the number Of ships touching at
the port in 1850 was 219o.
st. John is about twelve miles long, four miles
wide, very uneven, with little water and poor
soil. Small crops Of sugar and cotton are raised
and some care given to the raising OF live stock
There is good an chorage at Christansbofg.