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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Co urt met YES.
terday morning at 8 o'clock. The fol-
lowing is an abstract OF the business
transacted: State Us. Schilline, petit
larceny. (three cases, } noUe proSeQuii en- i.
tered; same as. Keneke, (seVen cases. !
selling liquor in violation of the statute
judgment confessed In one case and
a fine often dollars and cost imposed
the others went over to the next term;
same Us. Harriet Smith, petit larceny,
tried, and verdict Of "not guilty" rem
dered by the jury. a-.s
a large number OF civil cases were
continued until the next term, and
several dismissed.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn.
ing.
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those in the First Ward: Richard No.
Ian, Second Ward, $3.50; John Arthur,
for ali, $3.50; H. @. Cots, 8, 600. payable
quarterly, for same; P. n. Medhardt,
Second Ward, 1916: C. Leonbardt, for
the whole, iSli25; George Robinson
Second Ward, $3.50; John Irwin. for
the whole. S1,05O, payable monthly;
David Koerner, Seventh Ward, s126; F.
bold, First Ward, $500.
Mr.. Sweeney offered the following
which was adopted:
RcsoLved, That the scales be let out
as follows: 1st Ward, F. Dold; I'd, Rich
ard Nolan; It'll, David Koerner, and
that an advertisement be published
asking bids for the 4th, 9th and 9th
Wards, until Friday next, at O'Clock
p. NJ, said bids to be opened by the
Committee on Streets and Alleys, who
shall have power to accept the highest
bid for the scales named, and award
the contracts.
On motion adjourned.
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Boards OF REGISTRATIONS fol-
lowing new Boards OF Registration
have been appointed by the Governor
for the different counties of the State:
Bdrbour-F. G.. W. Ford, John Eng
land, James F. Harvey.
BerEcLey-Frank Patterson, george
Sharer. Luther Miller.
Boone-A. A. Hagar, Sylvester Cham
bers, ]. A. Baker.
Braxton-Henry Bender, N. NJ. Hyre,
Craven Berry. ar
| Williamson.
Cu6en-James Bumgardner, julius
Lesage. Moses Hatfield.
Ct1ihoun-Jacob Polling, James Il
Hunt, Emanuel Right.
CEGy-Hiram Lewis, E. B. Wheeler,
J. T. Morton.
Doddridge-Amos Bee, E. W. Davis
Fayexe-G. w. Mcvey, w. T. Lowry,
j. G. KinkaidI
GImer-James Gather, Adam Heck
ert. Isaac Beall.
Grant-Hiram Lyons, Aaron Baker,
Benjamin Raby, sr.
Greenbrier-No appointments.
| RGn1shire-W. Barrett, John Largent
| Anderson Mckee.
HGncock-DanielD onehoo, Am. Han
cyan, s. W. Wilson.
RGrdy-Leonard Brake, J. G. Glenn
n. G. Sherman.
Harrtson-David southworth, JESSE
Monepenny, s. ]. Ogden,
JGckS0n-D. j. Keeney, David fIem'
ing, Enoch Deems:
Je6erSon-No appointments.
hdaGt0hG L. A. Martin, Rober
Brooks, A. Fry Aultz.
| LelSis-J. NJ. Corley, J. F. Conrod, s
W. Hail.
iincoin-W. a. Halstein, Rob. Spur
lock, Chris. Sites.
Logan-J. II. Hinchman, G. Clay
pool, Jasper Perry.
Md7Ion-W. B. Fleming, T. G. Steel
Samn Higginbotham.
observation-disclosures Finn, J. Bowers
David Roberts.
AG8on-John P. Butler, VIM. French
Benjamin Lemaster.
Mercer-A. White, l.. NJ. Thomas
G. W. Crook.
MineraI-Jos. Ritzell, W. R. Paris
Al. L. Liller.
.-Alpheus Jenkins, Man
lift Hayes, F. w. Thompson.
Monroc.-J. s. Ballard, Baldwin Bal
lard, Hiram Hagshead.
M0r0Gn.-W. n. Butt, Jacob Cam
Joseph Boone.
McDo1UeU.-J. II. Shannon, Jane
Mitchell, Smith Trent.
NichoEas.-J. s. Craig, Samuel 81
Spencer, Andrew Williams, Sr.
Ohio.-T. J. Blair, ]. D. Maxwell
PendIeton.-s. 81. Mallow, w. w
Ketterman, Reuben Vance.
PleaSantS.-J. II. Smith, Robert Har
vey, E. NJ. Cook.
PocdhOntdS.-J. n. Duncan, Charlie
Morrison, Andrew Wanless.
PreSton.-W. C. McGrew, Felix I'll
lott, j. NJ. Goodwin.
PWtndnt-J. G. Gary, w. A. Walton
Raieigh-Spariel Bailey, w. H. Alb
bolt. Robt. Scott.
: Randolph David Morgan, Jaco
Piercy, Zebulon Stalnaker.
Ritchie-W. II. Douglass, James Nc
Kinney, Noah Rexroad.
RoGnc-Arch. Kelly, Samuel Lee
Henry Glaze.
gar s. Wilson.
Tuckcr-A. H. Lindsey, T. f. Hebb
VIM. Corrick.
|, Iyler-R. A. Martin, J. NJ. Smith
Shrlver Moore.
UpShur-H. f. Westfall, N. j. Nun
day, W. 81. Trusk.
WGyne-Hiram Bloss. Larkin Main
ard, James Barber.
We6Stcr-Altred r. Miller, A. G. Go
ger. Marion Miller.
Wet<eL-J. r. Brown, F. q. Williams
D. B. Jenkins.
Wirt-Isaac Roberts, Morton Barker
II. H. Cain.
Wo0d-W. NJ. Evans, Bennett Cook
L. A. Beckwith.
Wyoming-Hiram Lambert, Floyc
Lusk, Richard M. Cook.
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PERsoNAL.-His Excellency Cover.
nor Stevenson and family arrived in
this city yesterday. The Governors
now residence WAC the scene of the usual
"moving" hustle. Furniture and do
mestic equipments were arranged and
the house generally made ready for oc-
cupation. The house was occupied by
the Governor and family last night for
the first time.
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The ORPHANS FESTIYAL,-The opeh-
Ing night of the Festival for the bene-
fit of the orphan children under the care
of the Sisters OF st. Joseph was deci-
ded success and suspicious OF pros
porous and profitable continuance.
Washington Hall was filled at an early
hour last evening with gay and hap
ply thrOng. The ladies were present in
force, and their presence doubtless was
a reason for the excellent order and
harmony which prevailed through
out, The Hall was very tastefully
donations making brilliant appear
auce. Tables covered with the usual
selection OF cakes and CONNECTIONS were
ranged round the sides of the room.
These were presided over by matrons
who were assisted by younger ladies
whose bright smiles were prominent
feature OF the entertainment. We are
only able to mention q few OF their
names: Miss Burns, Miss Benninghaus,
Miss Feeny, Miss Verge. Miss Welty,
Mrs. Legarde and Miss linn. The post
Office where the mails were con-
stantlY arriving full of sentimental and
interesting letters was under the atten-
tive care of Misses Jameson and Cox.
Miss Annie Feeny attended the flower
table, with several assistants. Fine
music was contributed by the band of
Mr.. Kramer. The fancy table was an
OUJ6Cl Vi 6pGCIal lukcIeSGs 4h0
GUS articles of wear, of toilet, of the
boudoir and the dining room, displayed
on its surface :would be impossible to
detail.
The object OF the Fair and Festival is
such praiseworthy one that it is hard
~ necessary to say even few words in
its favor. The sympathy of every
right minded person flows out vOlun-
tarily towards the orphans, and their
name alone pleads better for them than
aught we could say.
The larger portion OF the materials
OF the Fair, as we'll as the time and as
sistance of the managers has been con2
tributed without cost.
Among the many articles donated to
the Festival deserving special notice
are n handsome What Not by Friend Il
Son. and Express Wagon, by Brosuehan
& Clifton, OF Fulton, valued at $50; a
fine Trunk by Wilhelm; coffee and su-
gar, by Messrs. List, Morrison, 81 Co.,
| Maxwell & Tingle, respectively: and q
barrel of flour by Chris. Hess. Special
mention should also be made ofthe gem
erosity of the employees OF the Belmont
Nail Works, who contributed in cash
1903 so; also OF $50 90 from the Labelle
| Mills; a sack of sugar from Havana;
also handsome castor and cake basket
from ] Curran, New York; VIM. Hare
contributes splendid chandelier.
The Fair will continue through this
evening and tomorrow. Let every one
attend, and lend their influence and
patronage to this deserving object.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from NJ. G. Good, James 7. Caldwell and
Mary T. Caldwell, bearing date the twenty
first day OF October, 1850, duly recorded In
the Recorders Office for the County OF Ohio
State o. West Virginia, In book IS, folio l9l
shall sell TO the best bidder, at public auc-
ton, at the front door of the Court House OF
Ohio County, on
Saturday, the 10Th day OF June, 1869,
Commencing said sale at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
lots number @ and the northern Dart OF lOt
80, bounded as follows Beginning at the
corner of lot y at the Intersection Of North
street, (now called Webster street,, with
Water street, and running thence north
ing Creek, thence up said creek to the west
ern boundary OF alley e, thence to a stake
one hundred feet from Webster stl Get,
thence westwardly crossing lot No. 30 on q
line parallel with Webster street 6lXty-one
and half feet TO the line dividing lots %
and 80, thence up said dividing line south.
wartily one hundred feet to Webster street,
thence with Webster street westwardly to
place OF beginning. Also the following lots
wells addition to the City OF Wheeling. and
a part OF said city, that 1s to say, lots Dum-
bered seventy-five (75l, Rlxty-s1x 1907, TWEEN
ty-two (22), twenty.nlne (29), hfty-eight (5S),
fifteen (I6), eighteen (lS), dny-nlne CS9I. sixty
(60), and nine (9)-according to the general
plat Of said addition, together with all
rights, privileges and appurtenances to the
same belonging or appertaining.
Terms OF sale, cash.
TO be good. Selling as Trustee shall only
convey such title as Is vested In me by said
deed of trust. g. BRADY,
mnyl2-2awtS Trustee,
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A FRATERNAL FRAcAs.-Yesterday
afternoon two brothers, named respec.
lively Thomas and Charles Murray,
and both employees at the Belmont
Mills, got into dispute over trifing
matter. High words were shortly fol-
lowed by sharp blows, and the quarrel
some parties succeeding In embellish-
ing each other with oolored optics, after
which they were brought before Justice
Schultz, who fned Thomas $40 and
Charles $40.
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AN ACTUAL FACr.-It is no "spread
eagle'' talk, but an actual fact that OK
toby 81 Dunield, Jewellers, lob Main
Street, have one of the best selected
stocks of watches, American and Swiss,
gold and silver, for ladies and gents,
ever brought to the city: Large variety
of clocks, solid silver table, dessert and
tea spoons, jewelry OF all styles, spec
tacles, gold pens, &c.
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THE STRIKE OF THE NAIL FEEDERS.
We were in error yesterday in speak
king of the gathering of the feeders
at the Custom House corner as "meet-
ing" The men simply gathered there
as a sort of rendezvous before proceed
Ing TO their regular place of meeting,
American Hall. We were informed
last evening that the feeders had CARR.
ed their point and the strike had ended.
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TRor ON THE IsLAND.-We hear that
the first trot of the season over the
course on the Island, will come off on
the l9th inst. Four fast horses have
been entered, and some brisk going is
anticipated.
A match between Z. Christmau's
grey mare and Frank Reynolds brown,
has been arranged to come off on the
same day. The attention of lovers OF
the turf is directed to these announce.
ments.
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ACCIDENT To a Boy. Yesterday
morning boy named HANDBOOK, seven
years of age, was sitting in butchers
wagon in South Wheeling, when the
horse attached to the vehicle became
frightened and dashed down the street.
The boy was shortly thrown out and
his leg fractured badly. Medical at.
tendance was promptly on hand, and
his recovery is ANTICIPATED.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR RENr.-By
renting and applying the rent to the
purchase everyone can become the own
er OF first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. Call on or address,
Wm' Sumner q Co., No. So Monroe
street, Wheeling. cod
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POLICE CoURT.-Only one case was
before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, THAT of an individual charged with
smoking in the Fifth Ward Market
house. A fine of one dollar and costs
was imposed
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ALLEGED THEFT OF NAILs.-A small
boy named John Slater, was arrnigned
before Justice Clohan, yesterday,
charged with stealing a small quantity
OF nails from the Labelle Mills, where
he was employed. He was committed.
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IRoN-PHosPHoRUs-CA The three
best Tonnes, skillfully and elegantly COM
bined in an amber-colored cordial. beauti-
fully transparent 10 the eye, pleasant to the
taste, acceptable to the stomach. in Caswel,
Hazard & Co.'S Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir
OF ColIsaya Bark.
Each plot contains one ounce OF Royal
CaIisaya Bark, and each teaspoonful con-
tains one grain OF iron. Samples furnished
free to the profession.
CASWELL, HAZARD & CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
may26. We.sa-d&w
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National Insurance Company

ss~4A@A-@A@AAN1
OAPITAL.,................. .......... aaOO. 600
=, Once, % Monroe st., next door to LIST Ma
GEO: K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLuNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary,
CHARLES n. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
pEREoroRs-7John e. Wilson, Jas @. or,
Iohn A. Armstrong, A. O. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat Alexr. LaughlIn, James McCJluney,
MorgRn Il. OFT, Geo. Adams:
REBERESCEa: 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison d
Co, Wholesale Grocers, WheeiIng: Pryor
HRndlan q Co., Wholesale Grocers. Wheel
lnE Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Mheenng; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Shoe aouse, Wheeling; McCabe, Kran 4 Co..
" G5ufS1stS, wheeling; Geo. W. FranEheim
M S;sN WS,1nshiP, Woods = Co., QueenswaEnee
Wheehngi T. Q. McAfee, Notions, WheelinE;
S1S1m IAN 1FTeT q Co, Pubs. intelligence
Ing; ]. =: Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank
EEalrmonE z. T: Camden, Prest. Nat: Es'
Jr., Wheeling. apr2
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THE adoption of all late improve
ments evtnces determination to keep
the American House, Boston, where it
ever has benin the front rank Of New
England hotels,
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For Sale.

III pinia street, seventh Ward. The house
L Two story frame, with rooms, finished in
modern style, with every conVeL fence; new
or has been occupied, and Will be sold on
easy terms. 1. 4h" In
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PHaToGRAPHs.-Get them at Brown
q Higgins. Their new sky-light is
ready now for anything-but hail.
storms.
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WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purify of Perkins, Stern q Co.'S. Califor-
mia Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund BockingIand Booking 81 Carroll.
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BLACK Ground Embroidered Grena-
dimes, very handsome, at J. L. Rhodes
& Co.'s.
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BOARD OF SUPEBv1soBs.-A special
meeting of the Board OF Supervisors
will be held to-day.
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DON'T fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 1O7, and compare prices with
those of other ofthe leading Shoe firms.
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BLOND d BAoHMAN have received a
fine assortment of the Spring Style OF
Lasting Balmorals and Button CATERS.
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For Sale.

SPRING WAGON, GOOD REPAIR
n suitable for one or two horses. Will be
SOLD cheap Mt 4. z. RHODES q SONS,
my2B.3Ot Bridgeport, y.
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BLACK Lace points from IS 90 at sIOC
at ]. l.. Rhodes 81 Co.'s.
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DOUBLE warp Alpaca for coats, at
Rhodes.
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For anything and everything in the
way OF Boots or Shoes go to Blond &
Bachman's.
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace Caters at Blond 81 Bachman's
corner Sprigg Alley, Main Street:
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0neGmtelEiqenre1
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 8.
New Ad1errlsemenra.

New Advertisements.
Steamer Lawrence.
Strayed or Stolen.
Notice.
Basket Pic-Nic.
Dissolution Notice.
California Wines.
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8ur gent.
For Rent,
8ur SAT-.

Saw and Grist Mill For Sale.
WE OFFER FOR SALE OUR STEAM
w Saw and Grist Mill, situate at Saruis,
Monroe County. Ohio. The above property
win be sold on easy terms or exchanged Tor
iSn4-tf NEsBlTT & HORNBROOK.
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BLACK Quincy Laces at reduced
prices at Rhodes.
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CIR A ND
UNION EXCURSION PICNIC
CRESAP'S GROVE,

On Saturday, June eth,
NIHE STEAMER ST. MARYs WILL
L leave the Wharf at o'clock for the
Grove and all intermediate points. Private
parties can be landed at any point they may
desire, and be taken on board in the even.
ing as the boat returns. The boat is the best
adapted for an excursion OF any on the
Upper -commodiouG and carefully
guarded to prevent any accident. There IL
u full stage of water in the river, and an
abundant supply OF provisions will be found
on the ground.
Frank FaIIour furnishes the Ice Cream for
the occasion.
Adults so cents. Children 90 cents.
Tickets can be procured at Religious Book
House, Bookings Drug store, quinn by g
Periodical store, McKelvey's Periodical
Store, Odbert's, East Wheeling. Benz Halls.
South Wheeling, ]. q. banes', MarltnsVllle.
iun9-3t
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CLOSING out Stockings at 12}5c. at
Rhodes,
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For Sale at Bargain.
CECOND HAND PANEL DOORS, WIN
y dow Sash, Glazed Venetian Window
shutters, all as good as new for sale low by
maTES NJ. REILLY.
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RESOLUTIONS.


Mr., Stanley offered the following
RESOLVED, That the clerk be instructed
to draw an order on the Treasury for an
amount sufficient to pay the overseer
of the chain gang sixty dollars per
month for services rendered previous
to the repeal OF the ordinance making
the overseer of the chain gang sala
ried officer. Adopted.
The following was offered and adopt~
ed:
RESOLVED, That sum not exceeding
$50 be appropriated to paint Zane street
bridRe,provided that the Supervisors OF
the county appropriate like sum-the
work to be done under the supervision
of the Street Commissioner.
The following was offered:
Resolved, That the Committee on
Lights be directed to place lamp post
on the South. east corner OF Chapline
and Marshall streets. Adopted, pro-
vided the gas main extends TO that
point,
The following was offered;
RESOLVED, That permission be granted
Nash Kennedy to tap the sewer on
Second street, between Eof and Chap
line streets, at his own expense; the
work 10 be done under the direction Of
the Street Commissioner. Adopted.
Amended in First Branch so as Ia
read, "to drain his cellar" and concurr-
ed in.
Mr.. Hughes offered the following:
RESOLVED, That Special Committee
of two from the First Branch and three
from the Second, be appointed, with
power to employ competent engineer
TO make proper examinations, surveys
and estimates, and report to Council
the probable cost necessary to make
the Main Street Bridge over the creek
safe and permanent. Adopted.
The President appointed Messrs.
Hughes, Pratt and Harrison on behalf
of the Second Branch.
Mr.. Hughes offered the following
WHEREAS, The interests and business
of the city would be greatly promoted
by a direct railroad connection on this
railroad, therefore, be 1t ReS0lved, That
subscription of one hundred thou
sand dollars be made by the city OF
Wheeling 70 the said road now contem
plated, and that II the Council have not
the necessary authority to make the
said subscription, that special com.
mittee OF two from the First Branch
and three from the Second be appointed
whose duty it shall be to petition the
Legislature for the necessary right au-
thorizing the city OF Wheeling to make
said subscription. Referred to the
Committee on Railroads for report.
Mr.. Stanley offered the following:
Ordinances and Fire Department be
authorized to propose and submit to
Council at next meeting, an ordinance
establishing paid fire department in
the city, including the election and du-
ties of a chief engineer, &c. Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A communication from W. s: Buch-
anan, req uesting that the Committee
on Streets and Alleys, and also the
Committee on Coal Banks be called to.
gether to assess the damage done to the
south half of lot No. 100, was read and
laid on the table:
Bill of John Armstrong, for building
stalls for Atlantic fire engine horses,
amounting to $37, was ordered to be
Bill of Isaac Morrison amounting to
SIS so for extra labor cleaning Second
ward Market House after the late
storm, was presented and ordered to be
The bids for the city scales were
opened and read. B. M: List. S25 for