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The New York herald., 1869-04-28

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

nOnSLr5S NAhhAAhESS
M Hss:. fs yss es ..d kind and very
EoR sALE-A PAIR OF FINE BAY HORSES. JUST
ud pps s % @ SaSss e ss street Gs
Cart Light Wagon, Double and Single Harness, Se& & the
T,oR SALE AT RARGAIN-A BEAUTIFUL PAIR
or under the s.dds six ana
ssS Ss :psed o s.d & Hpp 20 4
way
EoR sALE-sIx CANADIAN PONIES, SOUND AND
kind few for heavy work, 70 years; team wsl onl
nsr Fifteenth street.
L,OR sALE-FIvE PAIR OF GENTLEMENs ROAD
and driving, lust from Kentucky from nye 70 seven
So Mercer street.
L,OR sALE-A FAMILY HORSE, DARK BAY. SIX
years old, styish tro IN about no. l6 hands
pSaeon or carriage Apply a. stable 2i Ninth street.
tween Second and Third avenues.
L>oR sALE-AT HALF COST, TWO FIRST CLASS
ply WIZ Twen
E,oR sALE-CoAcH, HORSES AND HARNESS. CAN
he from to o'clock, at the corner OF sxteenn
street and Seventh avenue at DoYLEs livery stable TIL
sold.
LNOR SALE CHEAP-A GENTLEMANS
consisting OF splendid Horse and phaeton tne owner
intends leaving the CITY, To be at o3 New street.
E,OR SALE CHEAP-TwO HACK COACHES AND ONE
Team at No, kiyington street
HORSE AND CART FOR sALE-ToGETHER OR
separately, the beng employed otherwise, at liz
Worth street. Inquire al blacksmth's shop.
II ENTUCKY HORSE FOR sALE-AT l07 WEST THIR-
n tyseyenth street just arrived from kentucky; eight
well broke ladies' saddle Horses pair of bays trot
in three minutes pair OF Mares handsome aud several
single Horses.
r IGHT NO TOP WAGON (BY BREWSTER, BROOME
IL seet) for salc.-Appy private stable Grand
north of Putnam Brooklyn, before IL or after II NJ
his school open every evening, the of Broad
way and Fortyhird street, for the purpose of nsructng
gentlemen the proper and handle horses Ad-
mission t. the exhibition, nifty cents private lessons, with
book containing fun instructions, 80 Doors open a.
o'clock exhibition to commence at6 AS Will De seen by
the following letter, Professor Hamtons system has
ceved the approval OF Mr. Bonner well as that OF the
OFFICE OF LEDGER,)
Corner Spruce William Streets
New YORK, April "a, 1863.
Mr.. HAMILTON
DEAR SIR
As you aware Dexter with perfect safety
In single harness. both before and since handled him
but feel satisfied that he Is much quiet and acab
since you gave him lesson Notwithstanding he ls very
proof Of the fact mention that yesterday after
noon driving through Harlem lane, return from
me while Dexter moving at about hall
speed of front wheel struck his rear wheel and
broke in pieces but Dexter not even startled ior As
spoke him he instantly stopped and then AT the
word of command he moved again gently as an old
plough horse believe that spirited horse ought to be
OF the accidents that would be preyentcd.
ROBERT BONNER.
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A ATTENTION Is CALLED TO SPECIAL AND
IA. perenptory sale of Horses Carriages, Harness,
&C. Thursday (tomorrow) April 2 at ii A. NJ, at No.
Great Jones street.
The sale will include fine stylish bay team Carriage
Horses l5 high, years DID, with fine carriage and
fu action warranted sound and kind together with
Clarence by Brewster, Dunscomb Harness, &C.
Superior and extra fine stylish thorough
blood bay coupe coach family Horse l6 hands high
old action vice tricks and one OF the
styled handsomes and gentee horses TO be
Park road; warranted sound and kind.
Extra bay Horse l6 hands high years old sired by
Pathfinder and raised In Saratoga county, line pure gated
stylish and beat 100 and Is one OF the most
promising going horses to be found warranted sound and
kind
original to Sue Washington, formerly owned by Com
modore Vanderbilt handsome stylish, driver no vice
tricks warranted beat 4O of SALE and in
dion beat 235 has public record of 232 warranted
sound and kind.
The above horses the property OF private gentleman
going abroad have been used excusyey by him Tor
family purposes and very hne and will be
Ianted every particular and sold without limit reserya-
ton the highest bidder.
No postponement account OF weather.
JOHN l.. TANDEWATER, Auctioneer,
No. "a Duane street.
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WANTED no PURCHASE.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
~ KECEIvBD IN BROOkLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, l4s FULTON STREET.
r)ATENT OFFICE REPORTS wANTED-FRoM THE
WENDf CO, ss Dey street. s'"o ~
VXvANTED-A FIRST GLASS SODA FOUNTAIN APPLY
w toJ ID. wILLIAns, ys6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
VxrANTTsD TO PURCBAeB-yHB STOCK. FIXTURES
w and Plates of established music store good will not
sequired on account OF removal Address boz aB Pos,
ouca
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ENoR sALE-A SUPERIOR BAY MARE, YEARS OLD,
is hands high, stylish, sound kind, and PAGES very
fast. Address T. r. Y, Herald Office
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EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMoND;-THE
IT. Old Dominion Steamship COMPANY will despatch their
sdewheeI steamship SARATOGA. for Norfolk. City Point
Richmond Thursday. April 2a at r. NJ, from pier
81 North foot OF Beach street. connecting with the Sea-
board Inland Air Line Virgins and Tennessee Air Line,
Souhsde and Petersburg Railroads and kchmon and Dan
vile ani yirnis Central Railroads, taking freight and
granting through bills Of lading all points South and south
Bs OF atng signei oa he pier. For freight or
sage, havins elegant saieroom Recommendations apply u
n L. MCCREADY. President 1s7 Greenwich street, corner
OF Dey Insurance BY OF this line, per cent
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At REDUCED PRICES, MUST BE CLEARED OUT
N Coaches, Phaeons Rockaways Depot Wagon, &c. sec
ond hand Coaches, Bres Phaetons ana Wagons.
MOTIFS, No. Bond street.
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s0n LBS, EXCELSIOR HAND POINT,
OUU Cd Hone hnOe Nails, aIlIorted are.
p. C.HLDRETh 4 BRO.
uooll Main ~ rIssk,
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DANGEROUS AND DUSTY RIDE.-Three
or four days ago two boys got tired OF
the heat and dust OF the city, and con-
cludsd to try the effects OF country air
for few days, and selected some point
on the Hempdeld Railroad as The spot
where they would rusticate. Unfortu-
nRtely for their laudable enterprise,
they were destitute Of the means to car.
~ them where they hoped 10 pass a
season amid the quiet and seclusion Of
home in the country. That little cir.
cumstance, however, did not cast q
shadow on the picture OF rural enjoy
ment they had painted, nor their ardent
desire to see the original. consequently
when the hour for the train to depart
arrived they slowed themselves away
snugly on the frame work ofthe trucks
OF q freight car. The world will never
know what they suffered from Tear and
dust 90 the train rolled and jumped over
the uneven track Of the Hempdeld I'M
til 1t reached West Alexander, where
the car which bore our heroes was
switched of. This was q change in the
programme they had not anticipated,
and they were obliged 10 come out from
their hiding place. They still bore some
slight resemblance to the human sps.
Giles, but II would have puzzled one I'M
skilled In such matters to determine to
which one OF the races they belonged.
Their hopes OF spending a season rural.
iZlng were dashed, as they had not
reached their destination, and with sad
hearts and crushed spirits they return
ed to the city next morning, not at all
pleased with the denouement OF the
episode In their history.
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FINE REhIrTRD.-At the May 1850,
term Of the Circuit Court Of Monroe
county, Charles ]. Warner was indicted
for selling goods without license, and
was subsequently tried and fined one
hundred dollars. The facts are said "a
be these: Warner is a resident OIL
Union. Monroe county, and was en-
gagged In the photograph business, and
In the sale OF photograph materials,
he had taken out both a State and
United States license, and offered to sell
clocks and watches, supposIng that be
could do so under that authority.
Warner AYERS that he had no inten.
tion TO evRde the law. His means are
limited, with family dependent on
him for support. He Is represented IL
be industrious and a we'll disposed olt-
Izen. --'' ''s
The petition to have the fine remit
ted Is sIgned by the Judge OF the Court
In which he was tried, the Prosecuting
Attorney In the case, the Sheriff
and many other leading citizens Of
Monroe county.
Saturday, Governor Stevenson re,
mitted the fns, provided It has not al.
ready been paid. and an order to that
effect was Issued ard forwarded to the
proper authorities.
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Brooms! Brooms!

Inn Doz. EXTRA CoLUMBUs MADE,
w LIT. MnRR1anN a co
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RIAL EsTATE TRANspERs.-The fol-
lowing Is list Of deeds In fee admitted
to record In the ONCE OF The Recorder
ofohio county, during the week end.
Ing FtIday, August 10. 1860:
Deed made January 10, 1858, by The
Howard Iron Works 10 Philander G.
Hildretn, Tor parts Of lOIE Nos, O aud
7, on Wheeling Creek, 200 feet south OF
Lindsey street; also, part VI lot No.
90 Lindsey street, East Wheeling;
Sl3,2OO. Admitted Aug. Z, 1869.
Decd made July 80, 1859, by G. L.
tne to John Morgan, Jr., In trust for
Louisa Morgan, wife Of John Nor
gan, ST.. for lot on southwest corner OF
Zane and Virginia streets, IS feet on
Virginia lstreeI; $500. Admitted Au.
gust I, 1859.
Deed made July 2s, 1859, by Charles
E,chtstru;h, President. aud Fred.
Eberwinn, Secretary OF Logan Tribe,
No. l, |. o. Il. n. to p. L. Zlmmsr, for
2 acres, . roods and "a poles OF land
Joining Dewey, Vance d Co. q mill pro
perty; S9O0. Admitted August 0, 1869
Deed made July 20, 1859, by q. D,
Hubbard and Eleanor O'Brleu, to W,
T. Ferguson, Tor the South half Of lot
No. 90, Centre Wheeling; $1,000. Ad-
United August. 10, 1859.
Crumbaeker and wife. TO John O'Nsll,
for lot No. 81, Clay Street, East Wheel
Ing; 1900. Admitted August 10, 1869.
Deed made August 7, 1869, NJ. J.
Brand and wife, and D. ". McConn,
Trustee, to Joseph Zipfel, for lot No. 3,
In Bushheld & McMechen's addition,
North Wheeling; $500. Admitted Au-
gust IL, 1869.
Deed made July Is, 1859, by Peter
and Thtooall thinner aud wives, 10
Jacob Ritz, for the north third OF
acres, 2 rOods and "a poles OF land, sold
by the Logan Tribe, No. l, !. o. r. NJ,
70 FIRST parties; $500. Admitted August
II. 1869.
Deed made Aug. 10, 1869. by August
Rust and wife 10 Hermann Renner for
the north quarter Of lot No II, on east
side OF MAN street, bowen Second and
Third streets, Centre Wheeling (l6x feel
iront;) 81, 800. Admitted Aug Ii, 1859.
Deed made Aug. 2, 1859, by the Merch-
ants and Mechanics Bank to John Ar
benz for lots Nos, 228 and go, on the
north side Of Webster street and west
side OF EOH street, Centre Wheeling;
$1,000. Admitted Aug. II, 1859.
A lis pendens,-R. G. Barr, Admin
istratOr 81 uEUS. Jos. W. Morgan and
William B. Morgan, Administrator
on the estate OF said Morgaus, Wiz
acres OF land on Short Creek
called inorganic Mill farm. Filed fol
recUrd Aug. Il, 1869.
Deed made Aug. 8, 1850, by Peter
Miller and Peter SohlernllzAner and
wives TO Michael J. Brand, Tor the south
hall OF lot No. rs, east side Of Main
street, between Bank and McLure
streets, North Wheeling; $500. Admit
ted Aug. Is, 1869. -...
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wHEENs INTE1IaTNuR MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10 1883

A pls1IxounHRD Methodist Minister
and prominent Temperance Lecturer
once remarked that 20 whore be would,
from one end OF the country 70 the oth-
or, be hardly ever failed to hnd PLAN.
TATIoN BITTERs, and while he con.
demned the practice OF using these Bit
tiers too freely, he could not consclen.
tlUuSly say that be would discard them
from the side board, for be had himself
experienced beneficial results from
their use, and that, from q long and
close observation, he was convinced
that when used moderately, and ~ q
medicine exclusively, they were all that
was recommended. Atthe same time
he warned his hearers not 10 pull the
cork too often, Tor they were far too
pleasant a tonic 10 tribe with.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superlor ~ the
best imported German Cologne. and
sold at half the price. eod&w
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
LANDS FOR SALE

IL ~ IN IL Z ~ N . - IL LIE
DURsUANT TO THE DEGREE MADE
il w tue Circuit Court OF Ohio County, on
Tue third day OF June, 1909, Ia the auit in
ChAuceIy between LEVI B. SPRING ER
AND OTHERS, ComplAinanLG, and sHEP-
herd McINTYREAaD 9TH EttS, Defend
HnS, the undersigned Commissioners Will,
ON tuesday, the seventeenth day OF
August, 1859.
and thereafter from day 10 day until COM
pIeled, commencing each day Al eleven
o'clock 4. NJ, sell at public auction, on the
had TO BIZ sold, the home plantation or c.
LAts mentioned in the ninth clause OF the
will OF Moses shepherd, deceased, in dIYi-
ElUuH, lots and Goa! telds ~ specified In the
report and plat Of James CallchrLHt, Bur.
v6yOr, on nle in said suit.
IERMs.-Sach purchaser 10 pay In hand
not loss than one-fOuTth Of the money due
upon his purchase, but 70 nave the privilege
u pay IN hand any greater proportion or the
10 paid In three equal insIAImeilts bearing
Interest from the uay OF sale, and payable
respectively, In SIX, twelve and eighteen
months thereafter; bond and security u the
satisfaction Of The Commissioners TO be
given for the deferred ms, ailments, and the
title 10 DC retained ~ further security until
payment In iull
The whole tract contains about I'VE hun.
dred anu seventy Ave acres, and Ii kituAtuIi
in Ohio County, West Virginia, along the
Cumberland Road, hempnVt railroad and
Wheeling Creek, Delng by the Cumberland
Road about ak miles from wheeling, a
plat OF the dlviStons, lots and cUaI 1eldi
may be seen VI the Bank OF Wheeling, and
also AZ the CLERK 5 once Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County. DANIEL LAMB,
DAH1kL Z, LIST,
lul6-dt86itW Commissioners.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
WuEE11No, W.. V, Auru,, 10

WHEELINd, W. ", August 10.
TO tho Editors ofthe IntelliRencer:
The Register Of Friday morning
makes quite splurge because negro
was elected from one OF the street cars,
Now will not pretend TO speak OF the
old fogyism of the directors OF the
Street Railway Company In reference
10 the rule iorbldding colored persons
10 ride inside the cars, but allow me 10
ask question: Do the directors sup
pose they are adding more pleasure
and comfort 10 their patrons by allow.
ing staggering drunken men to ride In.
side the cars, than by allowing quiet,
well behaved negroes? I.I-f IL
Within the past ten days l have seen
three drunken men stagger into the
street cars. There were ladies In the
cars, with one or more children to pro-
tect. No lady cares 10 be so imposed
upon but / suppose they would say
that II she did not like II, she could get
of, and not run the risk Of being spit
upon, Not week ago man 30 drunk
That he could not get on without assist.
auce. rode from the market house up 10
North Wheeling, aud iatd 10 the arms
OF hla friend all the way. :" 'la
On which car would these directors
send their wives and children, one
partly filled with swHggering, cursInH,
yelling drunken men, or one partly
filled with sober colored peOplsH
have AN idea what their answer wou ID
be. N ..r JUSTICE.
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GREATsALE To- MORROW We direct
attention to the advertisement In an.
other column Of MeSsrs. List and Lamb.
commissioners, announcing the sale
tomorrow Of the Shepherd estate, SIX.
miles east Of the city on the National
Road. The property to be sold Is 80
we'll known by our readers In the city
that 1t Is superfluous 10 enlarge on lie
advantages. The land Is OF hns quail
ity and well improved. The "stone
house" occupied BY Mrs. Cruger at the
time OF her death is among the proper.
~ to be sold. No doubt large num-
bsrs will be attracted to this sale, as II
is but seldom such real estate Ia thrown
on the market in this region as that OF,
Ifered In this instance. "5 p "
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LOOK our!-We are told that within
the past few days a large amount Of
fractional currency, OF the dsnomlna-
ton OF twenty-five cents, has been put
In circulation In the city. A proprietor
otan Ice cream saloon had three OF
these passed on him Saturday evening.
They are said to be very poorly exc.
cuted. otcourse we cannot speak from
experience In this matter, as 1t Is NOT
to oesuppOssd that ye Local ever gets
TO see anything that looks like money.
Those who do, however, would do we'll
TO be on the lookout, 1rT'f '1.l
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LEcruRE.-6eo advertisement in an.
other column, OF the lecture this even,
Ing by Mrs. Dootress French. Her
subject Tonight 10 one In which every.
body is deeply interested, and should
command a full house. We shall ex-
pect to hear OF The ladies' being out In
force. AS Mrs. F. lectures to the sis
terhood alone, whatever report we may
have must come by hearing Her
rooms at the Grant House, Saturday,
were crowded from morning I'LL night
In treating disease she 10 said to be won.
dertuily successful, and her lectures
are replste with interest and lnforma.
ton,
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POLICE CouRr,-There were but Two
cases before the P Olice Court, Saturday
morning.
Henry Hollinger, the colored indi.
v!duSl who created disturbance on
the stree: cars, Thursday. was tried and
fined len dollars and costs.
Ebert Fisher, charged with assault
Ing his mother, had to come down with
an x and costs.
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RIVER NEwa.-The river continues
to shrink. and last evening there was
only three feet six inches In the chan
mel. Pittsburgh can boast Of but about
one foot six inches. ~. n
The Argosy and CAmella got away,
Saturday, with tair trips. The saladu
Is still herei-the Express 1t tied up at
the north end OF the landl ng. She will
lie up until the river rises.
The local packets arrived and de-.
parted as usual, Saturday.
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HELD TO BAIL.-Elbert Fisher was
brought before Judge Johnston, satur.
day, charged with asssultlng his moth.
er. The examination Of the case re.
suited In Fishers being held to bail in
the sum oftwUhundred dollars, for bis
appearance at the November term OF
the Circuit Court; and he was also re
qulred to give bond with penalty OF
one hundred dollars that he would keep
the peace, Ng...,a..
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RETuRNED.-sAturda evening. Mrs.
John Reid. sr., reached her home In
this city, after three months absence
visiting relatives and friends In the
Old World. The vessel (Cambria,) In
which Mrs. R. made the homeward
voyage, came near being wrecked Last
night one week, by running on bar
Of the coast Of New Foundland, dur.
Ing dense fog, Fortunately 1t was
ebb tide, else the steamer would have
been dashed to pieces against the rocks.
The return Of the tide floated her OF,
when she proceeded on her way, reach.
Ing New York without further detsn.
lion, u.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT.-By
renting and applying the rent TO the
purchase everyone can become the
owner ola frst class Wheeler and VIII
son Sewing Machine. Call on or Ad
dress, VIM. Sumner & Co.,, No. So Mon.
roe Street, Wheeling. cod
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THE Pic MIG, SArURDAY.-The pic
MIC In the Fair Gouuds, aturday, was
great success. 1t was attended by
large numbers, aud good order was
preserved. Every body seemed to enter
Into the spirit OF The occasion, and the
day passed of most pleasantly.
To add to the attractions Of the enter.
taIuEnent prizes had been offered 70 the
best lady waltzsr, the best gentleman
ditto aud the two base ball clubs vim
ming games played on the grounds
These were won by Miss Wright and
Mr.. William Zimmerman, the Baltic
and o'ceola clubs.-Mlss Wright re.
csIving q handsome sandal wood fau,-
MI Zimmerman, an elegant breAstpin,
and the base ball clubs each a rose.
wood bat trimmed with silver. See the
scores elsewhere.
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SILK VELVET CLoAKINa.-Brues &
Sanders have just received the hand.
soonest Silk Velvet for cloAks that ever
came TO Wheeling, and which will be
sold at . great bargain. Call and ex-
anime.
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DIRECT IMPoRrATIoN.-oxtoby &
Du1leld are now making specially OF
Our Own Watch, superior timer they
Import direct from Switzerland. 1t
bears their firm name. They also have
in store large stock OF American
Watches, embracing every make. Hav.
ing been constituted agents for these
watches. they eau offer great induce
nents to purchasers. tn Jewelry, they
have all the lateS! ideas. Gall at 'lOS'
Main street, opposite Merchants' Bank
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CAoKD'-We hear that Bill Harris
has been transferred from the lookup
at Bell"ire to the Jail at 81. ClairsvilIe,
where he is now said to be heavily IRON
ed. We were told that some Individual
hired Harris to whip y party againsl
whom he had a grudgO. Harris carried
out bis contract, aud It lie reported,
hearty killed his man. The .cowardly
creature who paid him for this dIsrs.
putAb!s business was fned only one
hundred dollars. Isn't he about equally
guilty with Harris, and should he not
receive tho same punishment, or worse
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ARREST IN UPsHuR oouNIY.-Geo
W. Hirkle, OF Upshur county, was ar
rested few days ago.. charged with
having stolen horse sometime since
In Indiana county, Pa. The examin-
alton OF the testimony satisfied the
Justice thatthe was good cause for
Hlnkle's detention, and be, therefore,
committed him to Jail, notifying the
State authorities Of his action In the
premises. We presume Governor
Stevenson will inform the Executive
Of Pennsylvania of the facts, and that
q regulation viii be made for the ren.
dillon Of HInkle.
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COURT OF APPEALs.-The entire SEES.
sion Of the Court OF Appeals was occu-
pied by Keek. for the appellee, In the
case OF LAzIer rs. Nevln, assignee, &c.,
from MonongAlia county.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn.
tnU
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A TREArrsE on the hair published by
4. T. Hall d Co., Nashaua. N. H., pro.
prietors OF Hats Vegetable Steiiiau
Hair RenetOer, contains valuable in
formation about the hair, which should
be read by all. Send to publishers ior
q COPY. -. -
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TIE CAusB OF TIE Hot WEATHER IN
oHIo.-The Register says that State is
In blaze because OF the nomination OF
Pendlston. That bIazs will be very
likely to burn out before October,
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A MIsrAKR.-The Register contained
a statement few days ago that COM
promise OF the back taxes due the State
from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
bad been effected. We are informed
that no such action has yet been taken,
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A COOP sALE.-The Martins Ferry
Building Association, at Its last sale,
sold four thousand dollars at q pre-.
MUM OF twenty. i've per cent,
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Why will you buy aud use other
Wines when you eau depend on the
purity Of Perkins, Stern & Cos. Califor.
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund Rocking and Booking 4 Carroll.