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Boston Wool Market.

The wool maj ket is steady with a continued
fair demand for all grades Of domestic at about
previous rates. There is a marked improve
inent in the demand for products which has
developed a better feeling, says the Bulletin
wool. Though the transactions in this market
do not foot up so large an aggregate as the pre-
vious week, this circumstances is principally
owing 10 the fact thai holders are not now so
free sellers, at quoted rates, as tney have been
thus far since the opening Of the wool season.
In fact. most of tine choice Pennsylvania and
Ohio neeces, which have heretofore been SELL
ing at relatively low rates, are now held for an
advance, which is above the present views of
buyers. But the latter are IN want of these
their acquiescence in the demands OF sellers is
simply question of time. In the meantime,
they are free buyers OF all desirable grades OF
wool of1ering al about previous rates.
Some manufacturers have rather anticipated
their wants, on the strength OF short crop re-
ports and the firm attitude OF Western dealers.
These are, iE some cases, stocked ahead 10 the
extentof one or two months consumptfun
But there are many others who, owing to lack
of confidence in the commercial PROSPECTS have
continued TO supply themselves from hand to
mouth. and hence are compelled 10 enter the
market almost every week.
up their minds that nothing Is to be gained by
holding on, and the indications now are that
they villmake some heavy purchases during
about the style Of staple adapted to their re-
quirements- In fact, If assured of tolerably
easy money market, we should look for an ac-
tive wool trade, and a material advance in
prices, during the coming autumn months
Ihsreceipts continue liberal, owing to the
low ruling of railroad freights; but the grades
OF neece wool, which are scarce and most want
ed for seasona"ie manufacture, do not come
forward in quantity, and the presumption is
that they do not exist. These are the low and
medium grades OF Western combing and de-
laine. IL Is rnmored that, In default of the usu-
al supply nom Canada, our fancy worsted man
9factarers are about to send out large orders to
England for bright combing weols are very
qulet, but the low prices now ruling abroad may
lead 70 considerable importations OF fine Col
onial and South American staple before long,
sales Of domestic have been fair, and foot up
about 6oo o0o MS. at range of 46fSOc for fleece.
and sS@oec for the various grades of pulled. 51i
OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA. ~ >s7rt
The average price for good clips appears to
stand at sc, says the Steubenvilfe Herald. The
Hancock Courier (West virginia) saws: aOur
friend Billy Shay is engaged in buying wool,
paying Sc. Farmers, we believe, have almost
unanimously come to the conclusion that prices
Will not be much higher. A considerable lot
was delivered ats his warehouse ON Tuesday
morning last What is reported of Hancock
County. West Virginia, may be said of Jeffer-
son county, Ohio, except, perhaps, that our
wool growers are disposed to '.hold out little
longer and not inclined to "give it up so.v
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On Tuesday morn
ing fAbner Lodge, an old citizen of this
county died very suddenly at his resi-
dence near Icy dsyille. H gpt ~ in
the eaaofnfag and walked out 70 the Held
and in conversation with one of his
hands said he had not felt better than
he did at that time for several years- He
returned to he house and died ID a few
moments. He is over 20 years of age,
an old resident of the county, and man
respected by all who knew him.
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Notice..

NJ MARY SHARP, of Belmont County, widow
ltl OF Joseph Sharp. Selensh Sharp, of Harri-
son County, Ohio; Amanda ]. Sharp of Jeffer-
son County, Ohio. Sarah White and Jane
Graves OF allegheny County, PENNSYLVANIA,
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County OF Belmont and state of Ohio, a petit
tion was fled against them by James II. Sharp
and Is now pending wherein the said James Fl.
Sharp demands partition and that the dover of
Mary Sharp be assigned in the following de-
scribed real estate: Lots Nos. 200 and 0l in
Barnesville, Belmont County, Ohio; and Lot
No. y, and d feet off of the West side of Lot
No. y in Hunts Ind Addition to the said town
OF Barnesyflle.i ftNF a. --4 tt rs
Application will be made at the next term of
said Court that partition be made accordingly
of said premises. rr7 - T. ~
.t ell ROSS J. ALEXANDER,
Att y for James H. Sharp.
July l. lS6i-6v
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MiARiRIE ID.

HOCKLEY-POGUE.-A Ilth, 1869, by Ed.
]. Hendershot at the house of the brides
mother, Mr.. Benedict shock ley nd Miss Mag.
r4YLOE-HENEcKf.-oG the 2sfi inst, by
Rev. Robert Alexander, Mr.. John E. Taylor
to Miss Louisa Henecky, both of Bridgeport
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WEunderstand' the Mayor has order
ed the Barber-shops to be closed on
Sunday. it is wrong for men rwhe
work hard all week, until late saturday
night, to get shaved on Sunday morn
ing-the authorities should pass an Or
dinanee assii,st the gestteBsep ofcs0vn
desser.tihgt tile Sahbatk lin khaying At
home on Sunday morning. 1t is just as
wrong for the one as the other. But
perhaps the Mayor Is like the little bOy's
INA, who directed her son 70, come out OF
the street and play marbles in the back
yard because of It's. being Sunday, He
asked her, very innocently, if it was not
Sunday in the backyard?
The above from the last Gazette, the
organ fthe whisky ring and Sabhatls
breakep Is tcharacteristic. The NOnIy
fault we have to find with ii is that
there is very little truth in it. The May
or never 'ordered the barber.shops to
be closed ON Sunday" He advised the
owner of one of these shops that he had
better get his customers to come on Sat-
urday to get shaved as the people OF the
town did not approve of his course OF
keeping his shop open on Sabbath. The
Barber at once conceded that 1t was
wrong and be would avoid it in future,
and on the following Sabbath when one
of the kind of gentlemen whom the
Gazette says are in the habit ..of desc
Grating the Sabbath" called in to get
shaved the barber declined to shave
him. This gentleman member of
church and in high standing as leader
of the Gazette wing Of the Democratic
party-took offense at the puritanism
that would deprive him IF his barber
shop devotions on Sabbath mornings
and as partial relief, furnished the
above false attack upon our excellent
Mayor. :.
1t was always our conviction that the
men who worked hard all week-the
Door men-were in the habit of shaving
themselves and that it was the gentle
men-Heaven save the mark-whO pat
ronized the barber.shops and have their
shaving and shampooing done by the
barber on Sabbath. It used to be the
rule according to a domestic poet that
aThe rich can afford TO ride in chases
But the poor must walk be-Jasns."
but according to the Gazettee theory the
poor ride in .schases'' and get shaved by
the barber, and the rich walk be jasus'
and shave themselves on Sabbath.
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in BANKRUPTCY.-The Souher,, Diy,fct ~
1 o, S. So at BeHoirc, on .the 2Ia dsy OF Augusi,
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF Eli Davis, Jr.. of
Flushing, In the County OF Belmont anu State
OF Ohio. within said District and who has been
aaJudgeI ban nkrupt on his own petition by the
District Court OF said District ~ =
JAMES F. ANDERSON. -ir1-
- r-', Bellaire, Ohio,
as26-5w = $3.50 t' Assignee of Eli Davis
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Il On WEDNESDAY the Sheriff sold the
Rinker property. on the corner of Main
and Marietta streets, st. Clairsville, for
s., 1855. 1t was bought by the st. Clairs-
vile Building Association, which held
the second lien on the premises,
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This exquisite preparation is free
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country, but in Europe.
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Der, young and old, of our family, and we con-
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appear, we shall try your Hair Restorer, which
we hear very highly spoken Of"
Father and mother use your Hair Restorer,
and ee delighted with it. It soon restored their
graylocks to their youthful color, but daughters
and ION still find in the Zylobalsamnm all their
hair requires
Fpm the Principako one q our large fsSsGIe
Sssanaries: Your Zylobalsamum has been
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in BANKRUPTCYGThe Southern Di.trict of O.
IS. At Beuaire, the 2lst Of Aug7isf, 1859.
Z The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF VIM. Gregory of
Barnesyille, County Of Belmont and State of
Ohio and within said District, and who has been
adjudged bankrupt ON his own petition by the
District Court of said District. sH7 I'-I'--
I JAS. +. ANDERSON, Bellaire o.,
q ,ag2h-SY t-rs qH Assignee Of VIM. Gregory
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pist.barEh Prodscs Market.

From the Plttsuuk8u papers oI 1oeslfay.s Ss -
lf ArPLEs-In good supply and dull but un.
changed, 81 .5o@S ? Dbl ~ sIsi
Eeos bsetend mrreact Ne, and prieesstrsns
FIoIsRNRemsins unchanged. s7s7,5o for win.
ters. and the same quotations viii apply to
springs. - 1. g..
duii but uuch anged; sales OF n W 70 arrive. st
45:son spot at 4794S and in store at 50@2j Corn
SlO6aIts Rye, sfl5@l %, and Barley, 81 2561 30
HAYEIs selling from country wagons at si4S
lS rs to quality. y
RovIsIoNs-shoulders, l55I@le; ribbed and
clear sides,7 lS1<@191S Gincnpsti sngar cured
hams 23X and, fancy5 "a LAID, 2oZ In tierees,
and 2O1zd2l in half bbls and kegs, Dried beef
2lL Mess pork at s33.75@S4.
PorArees-SalesofsJ Jersey sweets sttt7 . bb.
Peach blows ss7s8I g fPel. y 31A W uS2
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SOLDIERS DISCHARGE EPAPERs.-There
are q very large number Of soldiers
discharge papers retained in the office of
the Commissioner of Pensions. All the
other bureaus return them after acting
upon the case which they accompany.
After final action in the Pension bureau,
they are retained, but can be obtained
by direct application to the Commits
sioner. Those signing their letters by q
mark must have 1t witnessed by two
persons. and verified by some officer
having a seal. g 49, sfssl
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FIVE sh4res Of stock in the st. Clairs-
vile Building Association for sale In
qiure at the CHRONICLES Office.

BoARD Of HEALTH.-The Town
Council at its last meeting appointed a
Board Of Health. under the provisions of
the new municipal code, composed Of
the~ fdiiowfng gentlemen' DR.. John
Alexander, c. H. Arick. DR.. II. N Lewis,
C. MI Carroll, Or. j. e. West and NJ. J.
w. Glover The first two serve one
year, the second two servetwo years and
the last two serve three years.
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1e,rii aud County gsws. Y
FLUSHING TOWNSHIP
RepnhlicanT Convention.

Ameeting OF the .Republicans Of Flushing
Township, will be held at ROCK HILL, on
sATURDA T, aEPE Tat o'clock p, n, TO
select casdldsts \ RE iet land ApprfsaeF A full
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINes.-We this
week announce a listof meetings for the
formal opening of the campaign. We
hope the Republicans at the point indi-
Gated for the meetings will make the
necessary efforts to secure good attend
ance. These announcements have been
deferred until now because our farmers
have been 20 busy with large harvests
thaS u wass not thought advisable to
commences earlier. Other meetings will
be announced, and several Mass Meet
ings will be held in the county.
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IN NBANKRUPTCY.-TheS Southern Districa ofO.
l. IS. At Beitoire, The 2ls Of August, 1869. = I
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of Daniel ClelIand OF
Beilaire, in the County OF Belmont and State of
Ohlo and within said District, and who has
been adtudged bankrupt on his own petition
by the District Court OF said District -
JAS. F. ANDERSON, Bellaire O.
ag26-2w Assignee of Daniel Cleliand
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, In the
IN Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the
was appointed and qualified as Adj
of the estate Of William p. Hem
derson, decd, late of said County. stt .f
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against said estate are required to
present them within one year from this date.
-, JOHN HENDERSON, Admir-
agi2-3wS OF VIM. P..Henderson, decd.
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IstSINCEI our LAST the Mayor mas nDed
an 1fishman five dollars and sent him
to Jail for three days. We didn't hear
that he was disturbing ony body, but it
is said one leg being shorter than the
other, he did not walk 8 straight a tbs
Mayor thought he ongf1t %. and A4<ihg
the erich Irish brogue" was sue2ient
evidence that he voted the Dem6gAtic
ticket. No doubt his family tasted for
those three days, as they dePended on
his labor for their daily bread. We saw
another individual ingloriously drunk,
sIobbering over the Mayer sitting at his;
store door, but he did not 70 to jaii-f1e'
votes the Republican. ticket, and has q
right to get drunk.
The principle trouble with the above
dirty paragraph is that there is no truth
in it. The party arrested was not an
Trishman at ali but a native Of Pitts
burgh; his one leg wasn't shorter than
the other; his family didn't have TO fast
those three Gays for the simple reason
that he didn't have any family, and he
didn't vote the Democratic ticket be-
cause he didn't stay long enough in one
place to become a citizen. His low
character is the only evidence that he
was Demserat. nEITTy W 2 \
The fellow was beastly drunk bowling
upon the street when arrested, and
abused everybody he came in contact
with. He came here from Pittsburgh
to-work on the pike. and after his i'm
prisonment one of the contractors paid
his fine and had him released from Jail
on condition that he would work out
the fine and costs, but the contemplate
scoundrel, after working few hours
leaving his friend to suffer
the loss of ah,it cost to release him.
Such men are the gentlemen the Gazette
is swift to defend. The talk about the
drunken Republican is about as true as
what precedes it.
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Union Republican Meetings.

The Executive Committee of the Republican
Party beg leave to announce the following
"a 1g6 Gsfh lz.l+>f-@ Us :
c. L. POORMAN, will speak at
WHEELING VALLEY. Friday, eve, Sept. 3.
McCALL's SCHOOL HOUSE, Saturday eve.,
September 4.
wednesday, September 8,
MORRITOWN, Thursday, September O..
BELMONT, Friday, SsptembersIo tr
MARTINSyILLE, Saturday, September II. r.
Additional meetings will be announced in
due time. r u :
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l For Sale or Rent.

r WILL SELL Oh RENT my residence m lie
L West Of Bridgeport, on the National Road
The House cout9ins ssooms with all the mod
efn improvenS nts. Thfe IL one acre Of Qround
with ali kinds df fruit and slirubery. Apply 10
) A. ?. OSBORNE, ON fhspremfsss.
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D 7 Z D

BLAIR.-At her residence in Wheeling Town
wife Of Joseph Blair, in the 55th year OF her
age. ssti Ei.H'e'V f,1i '+}'f.Tfr' ~
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siAcofDExn@Mr. Isaae 8. Moore eliv-
Ing about q mile west of st. Clairsville,
vp~ thrown from his horse on Fuesday
as,Il pretty severely injured! His loot
caught in the stirrup and be was drag
ged- by the frightened hose some dis
tance snd had several ofhis ribs broken
and was otherwise pretty severely but
not dangerously injured HOS ~
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finanfial aud Go,l,,nfffial.

Prices OF Government Securities.
Corrected every Tuesday for the CHRONICLE,
by James T. Brady Il Co., ban nkers, Corner Fourth
and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh, agents for Union
and Central Pacific Railroad st mortgage bonds
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For Sale.
For Sale.

WISSlNG to close my business on account
w of i'll health, / will sell my entire proper-
" IN ST. Clairsvtlle, consisting of One Store
House and Lot. situated in one Of the best busi-
ness locations In town, One Frame Dwelling
House and Lot in a comfortable, convenient
and pleasant location, One Common Frame
dwelling House and Lot which rents for Seven
y-Flve Dollars year. The above lots are all
on Main Street, and among the best in town
ana Will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply TO
the subscriber on the premises.
JAMES OSBORNE,
st. Clairsyille, Ohio.
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A FINE OPPORTUNITY

E'OR INVESTMENT IN CoAI. PROPERTY
is now offered. in l6 A cres OF Coal,
Mile from Bellaire; immediately on the Wegee
turnpike; an outlet TO the Ohio River: easily
drained; accessible by drifting, and every
onshel available. II is in a rapidly advancing
nelghoorhood. VIII be sold on reasonable
Terms. For particulars enquire of
o,---..------ LYGURGUS AUSTIN
-augis-lm*-tfI South Bellaire, Ohio.
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Estray Horse.

TAKEN up on the 5th day of August, Isss In
l Richiand Township. Belmont County, o.,
Horse. black main and tail, and black legs, su D.
posed TO be years old, T515 hands high, natural
able. .ALLt HARRISON ESTEP.
agI2-3w East Richland.
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to commence on Tuesday, August "a. and con-
tinue during the Institute.
By order OF the Board, -.r,sf,-, 7sr,r-..
tzT8fD ,gStdtrslH Alexis COPE Sec,y
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Pittsburgh Piess and Castiags can be
had at JEPSoNs, lower thsn Pittsburgh prices.
ANY Piow or Casting furnished, by. giving q few
days notice.
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gflr Adrertistmsuts.

From Cooley T. Dauchy, Advertisine
Agents OF New Ysrk.
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II yeu want New Stove. the "Constitu-
ton" is the most convenient Youg get them at
Wheeling prices. and save the hauling. st
- HARRIS & FAwCETT.
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lBslsimore Csttls Market.

--.II BALTIMORE, August 10.
BEEF cATrLE-The offerings at the scales du-
rina4 the past week amounted to 2i5O head
AGAINST 1855 last week. or the number offereu
ssS head came nom Ohio, and $50 from West
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At meeting OF the members OF the Belmont
Horse Thief Detective Society the following
persons wereelected onicers and Managers for
the ensuing year: DR.. l. Schopley. President;
yenkinson Wright. Secretary: Elias H. Gregg,
Treasurer; Stacy F. Beans. Hamilton Gregg and
John Gregg, Managers ,,--.. Z, ~ ..7t aeo=
|, BY order Of the Board, =, =. y,isf .,..f- -.rss r
-. JESEINsoS WRIGHT, Secy.
Ns M.siesl FsszfIy can afford to be with
ut Peters Musical Monthly" It gives, dur
1ing the year, over $40 worth Of New Music, be
sides the literary watter, and in order to help
our friends to good thing, we will ourselves
receive subscriptions at the rate of So per year;
TO club 1t with our own paper for 81 per year.
1880 AND ALL EXPENSES PAID H.
See TAdyertisement of AMERICAN SHUTTLE
SEwrse,AAcHISE,l In our advertising columns.
Ja2l-ly
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WE hear number of our business men
complaining on account of the dullness
of trade. We will hear more of it, gen.
.tlemep. We heard;twp old farmerscon-
'versinkp pp Ibis subjectthe other day.
IbothSefy exemplary men. One of them
said he had been doing business in st.
CiairsEille foriforty years, but he never
expected to spend another cent IN the
place. He said there as getting to be
too much, ,Puritanism 70 St. Glairsviile
for him. He Is not liquor drinker, bnt
like tbous&fSdsAo Of others was fond OF a
glass of beer when he came to town.
The, a5oss N kSn the last number of
the whisky-ring organ. 1t is sly way
of inviting Ashtsky drinking copper
heads To 90 to some other town to buy
goods. The merchants ought te patrep-
ize newspaper that uses such tiigh-ton-
ed, honorable means to injure the busi-
ness Of the place. To say the least of it
the above is slander, for the business
of our town has been improving every
day for the last month, or ever since the
enforcement of the Ordinance by our
worthy Mayor. Farmers and their
wives and families can come to town
now without being insulted as heretofore
by drunken rowdies.
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FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Housekeeping Goods Carpets Oil Cloths Rugs Matts &C.
s & aasinf
@
81
q
ebest6 6CordMa chime ~,
Wos Chain WSS tnpS ct psT ss @ and and
yat No stoR Nr4 " - ~ 4
q e. "a. Z. f.
AprlIt-y
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Too MUCH A CANDIDATE.-Lasf fall
Mr.. George Crisswell was elected Coro-
ner of Belmont County for two years
1t would seem, from the proceedings of
the recent Democratic Convention that
the party was not satisfied with result,
as they propose to run him again this
fall. EitherCrisweli likes to be a can
didates OF the party thinks he was not
fairly elected last fall and want to try it
over. Ne sreTs little serrs that his
when examined by those
who can read and understand it, gives
him another year to serve, as We could
Hay him on the shelf very easily this fall
Hf we had chance at him.