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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-27
coRosEn's IsouEsr.-Coroner WHITING held

CoRoNER's NQUEsT.-Coroner WHITING held an
inquest yesterday morning over the body OF Elias
Moore, colored yonth seventeen years Of age, and
who had been in the employ OF DR.. GEDDNas
Elias, in company with several of his companions,
went on Thursday night to the flood gate Of Ben
nett's Mill Pond, near the west end of Bull
street, for the purpose Of swimming. The de-
ceased was unable to swim, but dove into the
water, requesting his companions to look out for
him. Not appearing again, they became alarmed,
and reported the facts to the Guard House. The
next morning the body was found, and jury be-
ing impanneled, rendered verdict Of accidental
drowning.
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There cometh glad hdings of Joy to ALL
To young and to old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was so precious and rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
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endeayored to regain some Of her lost trade, but
the high freights and other causes have operated
against her.
We learn from gentleman of this city who has
Just returned from the country that the prospects
are fair for q coed trade; but the Northern drum
mers have been every where, and have made such
representations that many will purchase their
goods in New York. None deny that Charleston IS
iu every respect equally as good market as New
York, and that goods can be bought here fully as
cheap; but there have been few drummers sent
out from Charleston, and no inducements offered
to secure the trade. This has operated badly; for
many who still retain their affection for this city
think that it is not the market it was, and so to
other points to purchase their goods. 1t should
be the duty Of the merchants to correct these
misapprehensions, and to show that they are not
only prepared to sell ON favorable terms, but have
full stocks, which embrace every article needed by
the trade.
Prepa. ations are now being made for the fall
trade, few country merchants, the van guard Of
tbe army, have already arrived and Hayne and
Meeting streets and East Bay will soon shake OIL
the lethargy that has characterized them during
tho summer, and become again busy bustlng
tboroughfares. The stocks in every store arc full
and complete. and visitors will find that the prices
are the same as those asked in other Cities 1t has
been decided among the merchants to lower the
tariff as much as possible, aud to ask uniform
nrice for certain standard of goods. This will
he great advantage to the buyer, and will facii'
tate the transaction of business. Tho city is per,
fectly healthy, and every element seems favorable
IN a good trade. Cur country friends can visit us
with safety, and will soon be convinced that
charleston presents every advantage to buyer
and can compete with any city North or South al
a market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-09

AEETIso or THE OyEEsEEEs oY THE
PnoE.-Tbs Board of OSsrsserS Of The
Poor met at the Court House, yesLsr-
Jay, at 10 a. m. pursuant to the order
al adjournment al their last meeting.
Pressn.-DapIeI Murray, President;
Garrison, Maxwell, sslada, Toliysr,
Bruusr, Long, Speidei and GeariuG-9.
Ihs minutes OF the last meeting were
read sod signed.
The monthly reports Of hessrs. Sala-
da, Maxwell, BTnDeE, SPeidel. Long,
Murray and Gearing, were we'd,
rad and ordered TO he tled.
ON motion OF Mr.. Brunsr. It Was
Ordered, That the sum OF $40 be paid
for lvgo mouths boarding OF = pAuPsT nj
IEt 81. JOseph's Hospital, North Wheel
Ordered, That y. H. aarrIson, over
seer Of TrtHdslphia Township, be au-
IhDTiz-d To make the best arrangement
he eau in regard 10 the support OF three
children In that township, and thai the
eSpehaea- 10 be Incurred Dc placed 10
the account OF next years levy. ~.
4 plan for making additions To the
present Poor House buildings was sub
JnHIed by the committee appointed AT
The lsh meeting. According 10 The
commiIee's report, q building such As
would Da required would, II built Of
wood. cost s.. O00-of brick, 5000. The
Board Thought II Inadyisahle to com
-njeges Ihs srecIion OF additional build
iHgs during the present season, a. 80
IHncti Of Il has already passed.
on motion, committee OF three waA
Appointed TO make such repairs to the
PIsseut buildings as might be deemed
nscessRFy to render them comfortable
during the present winter, al n cost not
10 exceed, 500 ss51..s4f .lar
3Isssrs- HIuner, Samson and ToliYar
WeFTHpPOinIOd the said committee.
- ordered, that j.. II. Burt, Steward OF
he Poor House. be authorized 70 pro-
cure bOaTds necessary 10 repair the
fencing On the Poor HOUSE farm, and
furnish bill of the same to the Bosrd.
A'Uourned.
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REy. c. d. BATTELLE, pastor Of one
ofIhe Methodist Episcopal Churches in
GAINESVILLE. was in the efty yesterday.
He occupied the pnIpit OF the Zane
stree. Church, both morning and even
Ing, preaching ably and sIognentIy on
both Occasions Rev. Ar. p. filled one
Of the stations Of that denomination In
this city several years since, and won
for hinSsif The respect and esteem OF
all with whom he became acquainted.
He is Il brother Of the lamented Rev.
Gordon Hattelle. ID. u.
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sFg" days since We were shown a
handsome, gold headed cane. mann
lacLured from q peach stick cut on the
msmorab BILE battle heid Of Geltysburgh.
The cane Was = splendid specimen Of
sorktns nship, aud was gotten up at
ii1s establishment Of scoit6 Hennegen,
an Main street. II WHs designed as q
present TO DR.. r. II. Wilkins, Of Al
looms, General Superintendent OF the
PenusyIVRDla Rall Road. than whom a
more accom plfEhed rail road officer Is
not To be found in This or aBy Oiber
country. In this connection We are
pleased TO learn that The great road
over which DIR. Williams has general
charge, WAS never IL better condition,
and was never doing y heavier busi-
nsss. Promptnsss and safety viii al
ways eharacteFizs tbs working Of .
road under ths Doctors superintendent
IS, and every one who IL - fortunate
a. 10 make his aequaIutanes Will At
once recognize his admirable social
qualities, and his peculiar Hines for
The position he occupies.
q The cane Was prepared ~ the sK psnse
OF the sabbath School in connection
with the English Evangelical Lutheran
Church In this city, rs a simple eIPres-
sion of It's gratitude for many favors re-
csivsd from the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and of the esteem in which
the school holds It's chief executive
officer.
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ATTENTION is directed 10 the adyer-
tIssmsnt announcing that PROPOSE Is
will be received for the privilege Of ad-
ysrtising CD the Street Railway tickets
and envelopes. A due opportunity is
thus offered 70 some one IN trade 10
give publicity to his business. and thus
make his fortune.
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SkANkt tSoo ~ "a Seotge rum ~ u.
put on gravel roofs in the most i'm
proved method, and warrants his work
to give satisfaction, either in resisting
DIRE or turning water. The tar used IS
put through process that frees 1t from
oil and ben cole, and no matter now
great the heat, Il will not run. II is
equally efficient In roofs OF every con-
ceiyable pitch. Mr.. Crnmbacker kesps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks OF the best quail
ty, and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood atest OF hneen
years In Pittsburgh. lul25 Sun
Address me through the Post-othce,
or call At my establishment, head OF
Lindsey street.
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oBiTuARY.-Mr. and Mrs. Gray Hairs,
two old and highly esteemed citizens of
America, departed this life few days
since, while using bottle procured at
the Drug store orc. a. Odbert, labelled
Odberths Vegetable Ambrosia, which
always restores gray hair 10 its original
color, and cnres badness.
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81. GUTNAS & Co. have received their
Fall supply Of Cloths, Cassirpereh. &c.
which we believe Is uDsu rpHssed by any
similar stock in the city. Having d
firAt class cutter we would sdylse all in
want Of really handsome and stylish
suft Of clothing TO RiSestbem a call.
Their prices are extremely moderate.
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RrzAwAY.-satarday Afternoon, a
,.frt horse, driven by small boy IN
..say Up Market stresi, North " heel
.az. what Lbs result Bas OF This asssE-
100. d the right t0Ibe PunsuIt Of horss
happiness, NE did mot learn.
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FACTS FOR THE PEoPLE.-Ihree-
seamstresses In this city use The best
Sewing Machine made, Grover g. Ba-
ker's. A maJoTIty OF the leading shoe
makers and tAiiors use Hroyer & Ba-
ker's Manufacturing Machines. Call
aud SEQ full supply OF machines and
samples of work done upon Them AT
OKtdby Il Duffield's jewelry store, los
Main street. Complete stock OF every
Thing in the jeWeIry line.
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TAE-PA4kEs TAEE SorlcE--sh=fii
GampOsll gives notice a. The nront DOR
1.-The Court Ho1ss. :hst be wilt be
.,r.ss,r,t At lis ono on Ebs 55.h ann zlst
ds.s OF the pFssenf month, 70 receive
gsIes asss<ss.sd for the yssE l75T.
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sOOe
once, e Monroe ST.. next door to lsl Ma
tional EAnk.
oFFIcEEs:
GEo. K WHEAT, President.
JAMES McgLUSEY, Vie President
JoHS BISHOP, Secretary
eCHks- WALLACE, state Agent for Mest
Virginia and Maryland
DIEECFoRs;-John E WILSON. Jsss q. or,
John A. Armstrong, a. C. QuanteT, Geo. K.
Wheat, Samuel HaIpeT, JaIne5 Mcriuney,
Morgan l. OFT, Geo. AdErnA
REFEREScEs: 3 brady, Cashier Merchants
National BanK. Wheeling List, Norton q
CO., Wholesale GroeeH, Wheeling; Pryor,
HRndlan q Co., Wholesale GroceFH, wheel
ing; Michael Reilly, wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling Mcclellan a Knox, Boot and
Shoe ho1se, Wheeling; McC4be, KTsn a Co.,
Druggists, WheellnB; Geo. ". FranEhelm 4
Co., Wholesale Wine and Liq Uors, Wheel
ing; WInshlp, Woods q Co., Queeusware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheeling; r. c. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling
Campbell. Prev Co, Pab4- IntelIlgencer,
WheslinZs OF, ron & Co ,ARrL1WAre, Wheel
ing; J. s. Sands, Cashier, FiTSl Maj Bank,
FafInont; X P. Camden, PTest- MAI. tx
Bank, Weston, VI. Va; Capt. John hcLure
Jr, Wheeling. p apr3
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Greenwood Cemetery.


OITUATED ON THE NATIONAL Road.
- Smiles east Of the city, Is now ready for
lnteEInentz, sale, and ln1proy enlent Of lots.
II contains 81 acres OF land, End Is laid out
in the most modern and improved Style
can be easily reached At all seasons OF the
year by the National Road, and foE three
fourths Of the year by the Hemp6eld RAN
Road. It Is perfectly seSure, and intended t0
be beauttfed by every variety of rees, shrub
beEy, public yault, chapel, artificial lake,
ountatnA etc, 70 make Il equal 10 the Lest
rural o6Lnefegiel in the country.
Ampis pToSiEnp q atso made TOT ~ en-
lAryement order and cars IN perpstutty.
Persons deatTuua Of purchasing iotAr can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
dent, who has q plat, or Aecure them by call
Ing a. the once OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons Wishing 70 make interments VIII
cEn on the Secretary to obtain permits there
for.
tickets Of admission TO LoIholders and
visitors viii be issued by the SsefetREy-
BOARD OF DTRDCroRS.-A. ]. Sweeney,
Presinenti r c BnnhAm, Secretary; J. S.
Rhodes, John q. Ninth, Geo. Mendel, jos
Bah, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, r. '.
jordan. L. A. HIldreth. Ausi-IyC
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zsEEIousLY IsJURED.-Mr. james
Guigg. residing near the corner Of
quincy street and Byron, was badly
injured. Saturday evening, by horse
backing buggy or carriage in which he
g6s ridlng, over the bank al The foot Of
Quincy street. Mr.. Quigg had his col
lar bone and some OF his ribs broken.
He Was carried home after The aealdsnt,
abd made as comfortable a. pOssib!e
audeT The circumstances.
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DEEDs IN FER.

A deed made July ID, 1867, by g.
Brady aud vile 10 Henry Cook, OF two
pieces OF land on the National road, at
the mouth OF Woods run. Admitted
10 record August 80. 1857. Price, $50.
A decd made September !, 1857. by
Jas. LuEe's heiTa TO EIiznbeth Lucas, 0i
the east half OF lot No. 10. East Wheel
.inT, Admitted 10 record August u,
lSI7- Price, Sl65. .
A deed made August 2. 1854, lay the
CITY al Wheeling TO r. b. Woods, OF
burial Tot M. Log. PsninsulaT Cemsie-
~. Admitted TO record July -, 1867.
A deed made August 2l, 1857, by
Christian Smith Hnd wife to Peter VIII
liaIns, of Two tracts of land on Middle
Wheeling Greek, Is4 acres and 9S poles,
adjoining Joseph Martin and Henry
Bell. Admitted 10 record September2 2,
1867. Price, S5,773.
A deed made August %, 1867. by W. Il.
Danleyy and wife TO Fred. Greiner, OF
the south part OF lot No. IS, west side
Of East, commonly called Coal street,
'I6 Ieet by 1901; also 81 feet Oh the
south side OF lot No. oil, North Wheel
ing. Admitted to record SeptemheT..2,
1857. Price, 81 $50. a-a =
\ deed made oct. ID, 1855, by j.. j.
YnTnaH, trustee, and Mary y. Merritt,
10 Edward Carr, OF lot No. so. Jacob
street. Caldwell's addition. Admitted
10 record, Sept. ., 1867. Price, S475.
A deed made Aug. S, 1857, by Henry
NJ. Brent to George Flicker and Geo.
ReeIlnn, trnstes for the Evangelical
English Lutheran Church, of lot No. l6,
corner OF Fourth and John streets. I'D
United TO record September 2, 1861.
Price, g, $50.
Warren and wife 10 Edward Clator, OF
lot No. 81. UpdeGratf's addition. south
west corner OF Clay and Fourth streets.
Admitted 10 record September j, 1901.
A deed uIade Sept. ., 1867. by John
Irw in and wife TO Jas. Roberts, Of lot
No, So, Market street, between wash
ington and Adams. Admitted to re-
cord Sept. 3, 1867. Price. Sl,7O0.
A deed made March q, 1897, by Wai-
ter Marshal aud wife, and Francis FL
lois OF ground in FulIon, Ohio county.
Admitted 10 record, September 4, 1867.
Plice, $40.
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EILLED-A ir4.n on .Ihs HsmPdsld
.aiiEcsd ron over : horse shorI dis-
lance east Of the city, AZ the cot b=youd
sas Catholic Seminary, = s@~ dzys
sine
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FALL TRADE CoMMEScED.-Wsl learn
Messrs. Geo. Il. Taylor d Co. intend
opening a large stock OF Fall Dry
Goods, Monday morning.
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German Rirs Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST va.
Ineeporssesi Nay II. sss7-

DIRECTORS
ChrssliAn Hes, WIiLsla klEGls, 6<nilo
EsTnnnsg loan Oss-srlinE. John PfAIT, John
hoEmsE, Anton Rsynkaus Philip SchnshisI
ALgusI Wfsdsozzb.
TTaIs EoMPA - NOW FULLY ORGAN
| ri 4 rEerGred 70 insure Eulldibss,
Furniture Merchandise and Ct6sT PErsoSlal
Properly AZ favorable r4:sz
LnS% sfeT due sc5us1ueuL, VII Dc
promptly paid
APplsczGiOns fog insurance. VIII receiSe ia
medLzte attsnIis1 fromHhs Sscretsry-
ComPsuYE Once. in Tie Shsrins Onse.
Basement OF the CoQFT HOuS5
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, secretary.
JOHN OE:JTERLISG- President
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH. Vice PrsadEnL
ANTON RETAASS, Treasurer,
s EIhLI44 9.F,E khERftss, lsury.vor
August WIEDEBuSH,t
lun2-ly
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TKANsFERs OF REAL ESTATE, Co.
Tue following is n list OF transfers Of
real estate, &C., admitted TO record in
the once Of the Recorder OF Ohio coun-
", during tue week ending September
Isf---
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ADVICE FOR AUuUsT.-AyOid excess
in exercise, either OF mind or body.
Govern carefully your diet and temper.
Look to the ventilation of your sleep
Ing apa rtments. Beware of drafts and
mosquitoes. Raise your biscuits with
Logan, List & Co.'S Excelsior Baking
Powder. Rid your pains with LoOusi's
AIHieG, and read the new advertisement
in another column.
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THE UbItsd states Distr5cs couEt
meets in this city, to-day, s' 10 O'Clock
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING


DKDcHoEs:
I. LdEAn, 7. P. shs1lcrss, J. =. Rhodes
Geo Aendel, J. d Hobts, SsInl. AcCIs[
ian, g. ". FrRnEhein. la y. Vance, Als1
L2uRhftn- -.a ---Ef U- Fa.a
NIHIS COMPANY SoW HAVING BIN
i organized IOuT years and IL thAt Linz
done s1SaHfm 0us1ns7, = sttu preparec
10 take risks al fair ratss OF Buildings OF Al
kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing Estsb-
lfshmsntE- Furniture. Steam Boats snd Car.
EoeS On the Western RvsE8 and LzErl
This company Offers superior Inducements
% Parns-E, y hereby they Can Dc tnsurezi or
Dwellings, FurnituTe, Bsins and cOnt-uts, fos
s o. years Al reduced ratsz.
TINS Icing noIns inst tuition, with tbs lsT-
RsE- capital and surplus Of any company IL
Ia the state AID composed OF Eome
uinE4y-fOur sock holders, most OF whom Az
among oaT bezt business men, recommends
ltszd 70 the favorable consideration OF Iht
lnsu1nE public, and soEcltE their patronage.
ApplLatLons for insurance VIII 10 promptly
attended To By the Secretary.
once = Monroe street
N e ARTHUR, Secretary.
AAAL MeCLELLAS, President
GEO. AESDEL, Viee President
c. N COIN, SPECIAL Agent octs
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J.L. RICE. No. IS Monroe street, has
received his fall stock. Call and e1-
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jill. RnE, No. ss Monroe street. has
received his iall stock. Call aud ex-
anime
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L.RIcE, No. 80 Monroe street, has
received his fail stock. Call and ex-
anime. -
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J. l. RICE. No. IS Monroe street, has
received his fall stock. Call and eI-
anime.
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In Store and for sale.
Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.
REMOVAL

I HAVE RE1IovED MY WORKSHOP
i and StnTe-H Room
From IzS Marker 70 I65 Kahn street.
Where 1 viii be pleased 10 Sc All my Old
customers, and - many new ones a. ebooes
to give me their patronage have 3 fuu -
sortment OF AL kinds Of Eare Usually SoqoG
In such establishments, and an prepared -
MI Rl orders for anything Manufacture
nom Copper, Tn or Sheet Iron
/ have several INST chs Joo WoLEDeL,
and VIII do any work promptly and A. -
low rates as any establishment In the STATE,
fsuz5-lYV GO. ~. I0HhSbh
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J. L. RICE, No. IS Monroe street. has
received his fall stock. Call and ex-
anime
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a PHEASANT tiaIe Nas had al The hall
If tie United Steam Fire Engine Com
yAny, Rridsy- evening" last. Fine gen
lisE1sn and. gracious ladies were Ihsre.
ESQ 40. CoesyDs end bis hdols. The
1Inciux Sas kept ~ until q !ais hoaf.
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Hanter ss5 VIE 70 Robert Pond and
Wabash sfrsef, bstEssn Ohio and Zane
strsstB, Wheslfbg Island. Admitted 10
record, Sept. ;, lsG7. Price, 5000.
A deed made Sept :. IsiSz. By The Re
eordsE OF Ohio county, % z. BoeEtng.
% one-hal1 Of lot No. - IN E1hon;
and part OF lot No. II, in Boshfleld snd
AsAnscbsE's addition Ad1nItIsa 10
4 dsed made sept q 1871. oE ne re
cordeF Of Ohm County. TO " N. d. #
win. Of The y Of Los No > square %.
souih wheeling. Admitted 70 record
September 3. loo1.
4 deed made Uy tbs Recorder Of Ohio
3 aud 4. square No. Il, South Wheel
ing Admitted 70 record Sspiemp Der q,
4 deed made September 5, l557, by
Joseph Humes and wife 10 6cftleio
KrsuiJsE Of lot No. 10, in Lagrange,
SOuth WhseiinR- Admitted TO record
September =, lsG7.
DIED. OF TErsT.
A deed Of trust made by Wm- Chew
and wife 70 Peter Zoscklsr, trustee, on
lot No. 60, west side Of Main street,
North wbeeIiug. Admitted 70 record
SEytsmbsr Z, 1907.
A deed Of trust made August =. 15c',
by Peter Williams and wife to Henry
Rurtz, trustee for Christian Smith. On
I34 acres and g po!ss Of lard on Mo
die Wheeling creek. Admitted 10 re-
cord August q, ls5I. -
by David s. Arnor 20 q. L. Cranmsr,
on psrzonsl property in saloon on Wa
ter street. Admitted 70 record SePtsm
I Der 2, 1857.
4 deed Of -tTust nusde August %, 1881,
by Juo. A. Armstrong, trustee, and
Mary Anu LsrsHtz, 70 A. j. cecil, on
ID 80. 10. in A. q. Robiuson's subii-
Vision on Whssiiug Island. Admitted
10 record September !, le65.
MISCELLANEOUS
A lease made August z, ls5T, by
EIizzbsLh IhEEnock and Dlhsn 10 VIM.
McAdsuis, Of pan of lot 30. n. Al
miiisd 20 record August "a, i567.
A e. RGhinson'E subdivision Of lot
No. :, which bes between RennEylvaniA
and York streets, south Of Ohio street,
Zans's Island. Admitted 70 record
August 81, 1871
a csrtIdcate OF Incorporation Of Ths
Central Glass Company. dated July .,
1857. Admitted TO record August 81,
l557.
An Hrticls Of agreement between John
Wilkinson and Susanna b WilEinson-
Admitted 10 record September 9. ls5T.
An hTIcls Dl agreement Ala9S 1AICh
3, 1851. between Isaac Cottss Sr., trustee,
and Henry @. Cotts and Isaac Cotts, Jr.
Admitted TO record September 4, l555.
A declaration 10 hold as a Homestead
by William Matthews. OF lot No. II,
square No. :, South Wheeling, dated
September :, 1867, Abd admitted TO
record September i, 1907.
BAsE BALL.7The following Ii The
score Of match game which was
played on tue Island, Saturday after
noon. 10y The Second Mines ofths Baltic
and ResSlute Clubs. the Rssoiuts win
ming The game. as will be seen by the
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ORaANIC WEAKNss-s

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life miasEE6as and marriage lmpos Ebls ! ~.
penalEy pad by the victims a. fmprot--s -
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commit sIce&as rom BoS being Ears a ~
dres1ful Consequences thai NAY elEue ~
Who that gndEaTznds tee EEGsc- xii -
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lost sooner Sy Lhsss falinz t1ta &c.
Eau1Ls than By The prudent B=zds 80
deprived Of the pleasure o. hezIfy us.SF-5r-
the EnHI ss[sOas and dszEEucGsTesJE N uts5-rs- =
both oody and mind 6nsa- The syzZsrI -
CONES dErz1Eed, the Pr ys5cizI EHo Net
Functions We2kened, Los Of PEQ--Fz--vz
taTSoD q The Hear, lid ,seI1oa. G6RSszu slt;.
AZ Debility, And Wasting Of the Fus--z
Cor ColsIIn ptlll. 10y srl.i IL
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POLICE CouRr.-Ins only case bsiors
this court, Saturday RoTHDg, was MAT
I'll Joseph GARDNER fOr whipping his
.iEe. He was fined SO ana ihs- eozis.
Inc same gsntIsmsu wEs nftsrSs ards
DsiOTe 'SqoiTe Johnson, who req 1iTsd
MIN 10 give bail In the SUM Of tS1S for
ms good behavior during The space, OF
one yeuT.