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Ir RefaIion % the Fire Department..
As there seems to be n great feeling
in the community in regard TO the ac-
ton aud non.action Of the City Council
with reference to the reorganization OF
the city fire department We give below
the resolutions reported by the commit
tec on Fire Department in May last,
which accompanied the. new fire ordi-
nance. These resolutions were acted
upon by the Second Branch of Council,
and all were passed except the third,
which authorizes the purchase Of two
new steam fire engines, etc., and that
resolution not receiving a two-thirds
vote, laid over, but should it receive a
maiotity when coming up again in rpie,
il will pass. We have already given o
synopsis of the new ordinance in these
columns. As appeared in these columns
yesterday morning, this whole matter
was disposed Of in the First Branch on
Tuesday evening by instructing the
committee on Fire Department to report
a pay fire system. We give the follow
ing resolutions to place the matter as
fully as possible before our readers:
|. That an ordinance entitled "An or
dinance in relation to the Fire Depart
ment of the city of Wheeling, chap. y
be adopted.
,. That the committee on Fire De-
partment be authorized and empowered
to COZ tract fos twenty-five hundred feet
best quality of 81 inch ply gum horse,
for the use of tle different fire conIpan-
les of the city.
.. That the Committee on Fire De-
partment be instructed 10 contract tor
two steam fire engines, similar to the
United" and two four-wheeled hose
carriages, at q cost not exceeding five
thousan nd dollars for each of the engines,
and seven hundred dollars for each of
the hose carriages.
4. That the engine formerly used by
the Guards" fire company be sold to
the best advantage, and that power be
given to the committee on Fire Depart
ment to sell the same as soou as posi-
Bile.
). That the annual appropriation for
the current year to the different fire
companies DC fixed as follows, to-wit ::
independence, Hope, Rough and Ready,
and Guards hose and hook and ladder
company, the sum of four hundred dol
lars each, payable quarterly; and to the
United steam fire engine company the
sum of eight hundred dollars, payable
quarterly, the said company TO employ
and pay suitable person to take
charge of the horses and apparatus and
keep the same in order.
&. That the sum of two hundred dol
lars be appropriated for the purpose of
placing new roof on the Guards hose
house, and that the work be done under
the supervision of the committee on
Fire Department.
Z. That the petition of Henry Miller
.be referred to the Fire Warden of the
Fifth Ward. THOMAS j. BLAIR,
Chairman Com. on Fire Dept.
Uheelng, May IA, 1867.
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NOTICE

To Alexander EUsten, Thomas h. McCdnn
james h. McCGRR and George Q. Black
who tGe partners under The firm nam'
of EUston, McCGRR f. Co.:
UOU WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT on
the 10th day OF August, 1867, we shall make 1
motion in the Municipal Court of Wheeling
State of West Virginia, to amend the caption
of certain EIeri fGcias sued ont of the Clerk's
Office of the said Municipal Court by us. on thu
26th day of June, 1896 upon certain judgment
recovered ny Ms against ysu at the June term
1866 of said Court, against ysu, the said part
ners under the firm name of EustOn, Mccain q
Co, 30 as to make the said caption read, The
state of West Virginia. instead of The City o.
Wheeling, State of West Virginia. o. f
WILLIAM A. PARKER, CHANCELLOR II. BROOKS
THEODORE +. PIER, partners, doing business
under the firm name Of PARKER BROOKS &
Co, by q. W. JEFFERS,
June IS, 1856. 800 W II their Atty.
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Notice 10 Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElv'
- ed at FRAZIER'S HOTEL, ST. GLARS
WILLIE. o., until the 18th inst, for the Grading.
Cnlvsrting and Matchmaking the County Road
from st. Clairsville to Warnock's Station, on
the Central Ohio railroad
Bids for grading. culverting, delivering, break
ing and spreading limestone, must each be sep
arate. =.
Bids for masonry TO be by the perch OF 2.
cubic feet each, for limestone BY the rod OF loo
cubic feet each. The stone 10 be broken to Q
size not exceeding FOUR OUNCES in weight
Specifications of the work can be seen at FRA
TIERS Hotel. after the Goth of July next
The right to reject all bids will be reserved
Contracts will he sUoiect 10 the approval of the
County Commissioners.
j. VI. MITCHELL, Engineer.
JuIve 1867. iulyj-td
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Promptness.

Promptness. =.
EDITOR OF THE REGISTER Seeing IN
your issue of this morning, notice OF
the fire occurring at our store yesterday,
we deem it only due to state that oil
damage arising therefrom has been
PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID by the
Etna Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany of this city, through its officers,
Messrs. s. p. HLDRETH AND III. G. HARD
ING. We cheerfully recommend this
Company TO the patronage of the insnr-
ing public. Office of the Company, No.
63 Main street, mp stairs.
July IL, 1867 GoRING & BURDAT.
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Thas pretty Young Lady from Pitts
burSh."


burgh."
The Pittsburgh Post is inclined to
disbelieve our item about a "pretty
young lady's" performances here few
days ago because we did not Kill the
poor girl in our notice, Mr.. Post, We
could have given more particulars
about that matter, but refrained on ac-
count ofthe respectable connections of
that individual, who reside in this city.
She lived here last summer, when not q
whisper could have been raised to tar
nish her character. She went to Pitts
burgh, and through communicating in
hnences became ruinel. She returned
to this city few days ago, when the
incidents transpired which we noticed
two or three days since, together with
others we do not feel inclined to note.
We can give you her name, Mr.. Post,
and point you to the very spot where
she resided. The item was not written
simply to "fill up" but we will admit
that it should have been so !, worded as
to bayer shown what an awfnl place
Piftshurghis is.
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Ne Cholera ut steubenviIIe.

Our nsighbor of the hteiligencer pub
lished an item few days ago stating
that case of cholera had occurred at
Stcubenyille. The Herald of that place,
says this is u mistake. The man re-
ported to Lave died of cholera had been
sick for two weeks, and died of pneu-
monia of the lungs. 1t would be well
for the public not to be unnecessarily
alarned, or to attribute every death to
cholera.
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FOR SALE

VNnE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
one hundred and eighty acres OF land, stu.
ated in wetzel county, W. Va, about seven
miles from the county seat, New Martinsville,
on the Ohio river, forty acres of which Is cleared
and fit for fencing purposes, small orchard and a
small house. Also, forty-eight acres oil bottom
vile, Wetzel county, fronting on the river, on
which is located good tw0story house worth
about a. 500. JOSEPHUS CLARK.
Apply TO JOSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
Vile WetZel county VIVA. teb22d&w
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"N.ncyn stenIs Something.

Mdlle. Marcy Hyatt, whose home is in
Jail, was yesterday afternoon brought
before Justice Johnston forstealing from
Mr., Baird, short distance in the
country. While Mr.. Baird and his wife
were absent from home Nancy went to
the house and effected an entrance
through window and stole several
articles fclothing, together with sundry
other things. The justice announced ia
Mamie in his bland style that he would
be compelled to commit her to Jail Tor
trial before the Circuit Court. "All
ripht, | amt carin'," she replied. no.
said The Court, "you are hardened
wretch, and i suppose sou do
not care; but we will probably
send you to the penitentiary
for while" Miss Nancy looked at
the Justice q moment, and disdainful-
ly remarked, 81 may as well go to the
penitentiary for year as to be sent to
the Jail every thirty days" She took
Brother Farris' arm, and vanished,
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Sherif's Sale.


In PGhSIANGh Vr EnH -
i crees of the said Court, made in the ABOVE
entitled causes, J. the sheriff Of Ohio no. county npN
will on the 27th day of July, 1867, at the public
house of William Irwin, in the town of West
Liberty, sell at public sale on the terms after fs
lowing property, to-wit Lots Nos. Isl, 152 and
lS3, in the town of West Liberty, and . parcel
of ground or tract OF land near said town of
West Liberty, containing eleven and three-quar-
ter acres of land, more or less, and which was
sold BY Jarret Steel to said Reuben +. Hedges.
There Is said to be a good orchard on this tract
of land. 49, =,
The said lots Nos. Isl, l52 and lS3 will be sold
on a credit by two equal instruments, one at SIX
months and the other at twelve months, with
interest from the day Of sale. and the said par
eel or tract of land will be sold for cash, as to
one hundred dollars and as to residue, ON a cred
it by two equal instalments at six and twelve
months, with interest from the day OF sale.
The purchasers viii be required TO give their
obligations with good personal security, to Sc
cure the payment of the deferred instruments,
with interest from the day Of sale and no deeds
will be made till the purchase money is fully
paid. THOMAS j: CAMfBELL,
iels.td Sheriff of Ohio County.
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PRIVATE SALE.

W. II. BASSETT, Auctioneer, will atteHd to
all sales of Real Estate, Stocks, &c, &C., both
in and outside OF our rooms. iulyl0
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Narrow Escape.

just before the down Express train,
last evening, reached Steubenville, a
man was discovered lying on the rail
road track. The alarm was given, and
the man rolled off the track just in time
to save his life. As the train was pass
ing him he arose to his feet and stag
gered to post near by, which lie grasp
ed, when he took off his hat and saluted
the train. He appeared like one very
drunE .....
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Dividend.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF W. Va,
WHEELING July IL. 1867.
fl,HE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
4 declared dividend of five per cent. tout Of
the earnings of the last six monthsl which will
be paid TO the stockholders or their legal repre-
sentatives on demand. ;. BRADf,
inlYl3lW Cashlcf.
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West virginia Glass Works
for Sale.

DY ORDER OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
ID the West Va. Glass Works, including the
Real Estate, Moulds and Tools, Pots, stock OF
Glass. safe and everything belonging TO said
company excepting the book accounts will DO
offered at private sale for thirty days, ON rea-
sopable terms II not sold in that time the
whole concern will be offered for sale by public
auction and sold TO the highest bidder
This Is an excellent opportunity for a company
of practical workme2 TO make money, as every
thing is In excellent condition and good working
order.
BY order of the Committee on Sale.
Mr.. Ripley will be on the premises constantly
during the day and answer any questions that
may I've asked ie6tf
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CRrsPEB COMA

CKESPEB COMA.
For Curling The Hair Of eitfer Ser into
Vary and Glossy RingletS OF
Heary MdsSire Curls.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES AND
ID Gentlemen can beautify themselves a thou.
sand fold. 1t is the only article in the world
that will curl straight hair, and at the time
give it beautiful, glossy appearance. The
Crisper Coma not only curls the hair, but invig.
crates, beauties and cleanses IT, Is highly and
delightfully."- perfumed, ana is the most complete
article of tie kind ever offered to the American
public The Crisper Coma will he sent TO any
address, sealed aud postpaid forsl.
Address all orders 10
w. J.. CLARK g. CO.. Chemists,
No3 West Fayettc ST.. SYRIGUan, N. \.
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Academic Department

This dspartrsest Is under the saPeriAtsntsBee
Of I. 4. BLAKELY, B. A, and has boen vpenei
with the view Of afDrdiRg to such stHdeas a.
may desire t. an opportunity Of periec;iIg :iIeH-
selves in those branches % education not usnaiy
taught in Businsss Colleges Sueh students a.
this department may here obtain a taOTaugh
English, Mathematical and Classical education
The SYSTEM Of instruction pursued = thorough
aaa most successful one. and the Principal Of
the department can confidently appeal 70 his
past sRccess and his prezeRt patrons - tAe
strongest and best IL its Recommendations
Commercial students arr admittr-l ~ ~, Eng
lish classes without exfra rhaTgP
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Supreme Court of Appeals.
The following cases Were before the
Supreme Court of Appeals yesterday.
Charles p. It. Moore and William G..
Brown, Esqrs., qualified us attorneys in
this court.
The cases of James NJ. Jackson rs.
John Lorentz, Kyger rs. Roberts, itch
email rs. Horner, Neal rs. Dis, and De-
vine rs. Shaw and wife, were continued.
The case of Nichols rs. Cooper, an ap-
peal from the Mason county Circuit
Court, was argued by Colonel Smith for
the appellee, no counsel appearing for
the appellant.
The argument in the case of John
Parkinson RS. the State. was continued
until the hour of adjournment, and will
be resumed to-day.
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Since Maximilian's death, ION 10
Mexico" appears to be the watch word
in all the larger cities of America. War
or no war, thereis no disputing the fact
that the spectacles sold by oxtoby &
Duf6eld are an excellent article. Full
stock of speetacles, eye glasses, goggles,
American and Swiss watches, jewelry
and fancy goods just received at "lo3'
West side of Main street. Sec sdver-
tisemcnt.
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Fight mt a Picnic.

We learn that dissraceful fight oc-
CURED at the Martinsville picnic on
Tuesday evening, during the progress
of which several ladies were knocked
down. The origiuators of the atf'ray
should be severely punished.
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NOTICE.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
Ill the Liquor business, Casper Keim, the
nama and style of the firm will DO 5. Keim d
Bro. - 49,.
/ hereby give notice that I desire all persons
having bills against me TO present them immedi
ately, and thuse indebted 20 me will please call
and settle, "a wish to cl0sD all my accounts as
soon as possible. SIMON KE1M. :.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE..

rl'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX.
il listing between William SchOckey and August
Miller has been dissolved this day All persons
indebted TO the partnership viii please settle
their accounts without delay with the under
signed. and all persons having claims against
the o Id firm viii present them for settlement TO
the undersigned. WILLIAM SCHoCkEf.
July 18th, 1867. iulyBhw
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Fruit Cans.

Fruit Cans.
We notice that a large number of
trnit cans are being sold, and we under
stand the demand for them far exceeds
the supply. A vast amount of fruit is
being canned this season.
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UNLAWFUL MEAT SELLING.

UNLAWFUL MEAT SELLING.
Mr.. Adam Gibler was arraigned for
selling meat at market contrary to the
regulations prescribed by city law. He
does not rent "staln in the market
house, but has been in the habit of sell
ing small pieces outside the same. He
was notified by the Market Master that
he was violating the city ordinance,
but still persisted. He was fined one
dollar and costs.
pISORDER!.Y CONDUCT.
The case of Matthew Farrell, for dis
orderly canduct, was continued until
this morning.
-, SCENE ON THE STREET CARS.
A highly interesting case was brought
before the Court yesterday morning,
three indictments having resulted
from the transaction. On Monday even
ing last the conductor (Mr. Michael
Loftus) of a street car was beekoned TO
stop by Mr.. Morgan II. Gregg and Mr.
Henry S. Richards, at the Post
Office, these gentlemen wishing
to get aboard. When the conductor
"passed around the hat" Mr.. Gregg ask
ed the amount he wished. The con-
ductor told him the fare was six cents,
Mr.. Gregg asked if five cents would not
suffice, and was answered in the mega
tive. He informed the conductor that
he could not have any more than the
five cents, and was seconded by Mr.
Richards. They were informed that il
they did not pay the fare the
car would be stopped and they would
be put off. They demurred. The con-
ductor seized Mr.. Gregg, at the same
time giving the signal for the car to
stop, and in forcing him ont OF the cal
came rather heavily against Mr.. Rich
ards-who was standing on the platform
and knocked him off into the street
MIR. r. falling upon his back. Mr.
Gregg was elected from the opposite side
of the platform, he also falling upon his
back i'm the street. The car then
passed on. After the gentlemen
W no had been "coerced' had regained
their feet, they started in pursuit OF the
ear, and the same stopping at q
.switch" on the other side of the stone
bridge, Messrs. Gregg and Richards ap'
proached, the former leading the van
and indulging in loud and threatening
words. The conductor, armed with a
"mace.r got off the car and told Mr.
Gregg that he must not again get upon
the coach, and in some mysterious
way Mr.. Gregg was again sprawled upon
the ground. The conductor then waved
his stick over the head of the PROSTATE
form, when, Mr.. G. undoubtedly think
ing that mince- meat would be made o.
him. shouted in steutorian tones, "Fol
Gods sake, don't strike-my name II
Morgan Gregg Mr.. Richards had by
this time arrived at the scene, and the
conductor, discovering that he had
rock in his hand, warned Richards
against using it. The turmoil here end
ed. Mr.. Richards was fined five dollar'
and costs for disorderly conduct and
Mr.. Gregg was fined one dollar and
costs. The latter gentleman made com
plant against the conductor, Mr.. Mi
chael LOTUS, for assault and battery
but the case was dismissed at the com
plainant's cost.
CASE DISMISSED.
The case OF William Coates, charged
with disorderly conduct, was dismissed
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Fine Eruil.

We are indebted TO Mr.. j. w. Hag-
gerty, at Mrs. Parker's fruit store on
Market Street, for some delicious
peaches, pears, Mountain plums and
ripe apples, the first of the season.
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In this department every student will le thor
oughly drilled IN each OF tines various cuisines,
with all their details The students, acting a.
business men, receive letters orders, telegTaws
&C., purchase and sell merchandise, attend u
their banking interests, deposit money, pay
freights &C.; an being completed and carried ON
by and among themselves thus preparing them
20 az once oil any situation that may offer.
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Prices from $50 to $1,000.

These beautiful instruments are unsnim ousiy
acknowledged by the musical profession to pos
sess the most perfect mechanism and purest
quality Of tone Of any instrument manufactured
in this country. For illustrated price list, call
at the Book Stere. or address
GEO. w. SToNER, Agent
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West Va. Religious Book House,
% MONROE ST. WHEELING.

z MUNhOE Oh. FuEhLINu'
ON HAND AND R0R SALE AT
" the lowest rates, Q well selected stock Of
Juvenile Books Also, full assortment OF Sta
tionery, School Bo0ks, 90. Particular attention
paid to the selection Of Sunday School Lbraries.
Orders by mail promptly attended tn Address
mayli GEO. W. Sr0NER, LEGAL Agent
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YOUNG MIN

Especially, who Ia, 9 ~,'uac 40 vieIhns OF Sell,
tary Vie, that duudf'l aud destructive habit
which annually sweeps TO ga Untimcly gragr
thousands of Young Mea OF tho most exalted
talents and brilliant; Intellect, who might other
wise havn euiraneed listening Senates with the
thunder Of eloqaoncs, lpT walked Ia ecstacy the
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THE QUESTION SETTLED.
SMITHS
Celebrated American Organs.
Sole Agency for West Va. at
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
No. - Monroe Street,
Wheeling.
SMITHS

THE STANDARD ORGAN FOR
Il Churches, Sabbath Schools, Parlors, and the
Home Circle. Containing the Reverberating
Sound Box, Improved Knee Swell, Tremolo, and
Deep Manuel Sub Bass, with from two 10 six.
teen stops. Finished In thirty different STYLES,
in elegant cases.
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.4,r.l,...,....., 1900: f.r one nelInr::

One dollar win purchase t@entSS live
tickets that will entitle you to twenty
five glasses Of the best Soda Water TO
be had anywhere. Sold at E. Bookings
No. |. Odd Fellows Hall.
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ORGANIC WEAKNRSS

Member Of the poy-l collc.r ~ Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from ono Of tbs most eminent
Colleges In tho uit"d State-, aud tho greater
part of whose lille has becn spent In tho hospitau
OF Loudou, Paris Philidclpbis and elsewhere,
hts effected SOME Of the most astonishing eufrs
that were eyT Known. 1any tonblcl with
iuging LA tho bead AMI eats " hFa arlocp, great
nervousness, being alarmed AZ sudden sonnl-
cd Immediately. ... ..f .r.Hgl
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WNnfo Mexico y

The case OF William Coates, charged
with disorderly conduct, was dismissed