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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

a REAL ESTATE THOMAS Il sons
- sale. - On Tuesday, April 8, 1860. az IL
Philadelphia Exchange, the following described
No. Modern three story brick dwelling No.
"a south Fifteenth street. All that modern
threestory brick messuage, with two-story
westerly side OF Fifteenth street, north of FiIa-
water street, No. 724; containing in front ON
So feet TO Wyoming street. II has the gas in
tpoduced. bath. hot and cold water, range, etc.
Subject TO yearly grouud.rent of $40
No. 2.-Brick buildrg aud valuable large lot
No 726 South Broad street. All that onestory
bflek building formerly occupied as -four and
iced store) and lot OF ground, situate on tue
west side of Broad street, north OF Fitzwster
street No. 726: the lot containing in front ON
Broad street II feet. aud extending Ia depth 6S
feet inches to Lloyd street. Subject TO yearly
e Ne THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers.
3l8243 Nos l@ ana l4l 5: kOURrH street.
Na PUBLlC sALE.-EsrArE OF LAW
hll RENEE DILLON, deceased. Thomas Il
suns, Auctioneer. Three. story brick dwelling,
with side Office and yard, No. 1913 Fran kforS
avenue, and stables ia the rear. between
Montgomery avenue and Berks street. 18TH
ward. on Tues day. April 6. 1869, a. IL O'Clock,
noon, VIII be sold at public sale at the PhiIa-
delphia Exchange. oil that three-story brick
mtssnage, with side Office or store. and lot OF
avenue. No. 1872; the lot con- staining in front on
Franz ford avenue 20 fee', and extending in
depth lao feet. Also, stables in the rear. Sub
M. THOMAS 4 SONS Auc.,oneors,
o 10 TO Nos. 169 aho l4I =. tOURcH St.
f@ REAL ESTATE.-THONAS & SONS'
EG.b Sale.-Frame Dwelling aud Large Lot, Cnat-
ham str, et, northeast OF Somerset street. ON
Tuesday, Msron 80 1869, ~ IL O'Clock. noon, will
be sold at public sale. at the Philadelphia Ex-
CT ange. all that frame messuage ana lot OF
ground situate on the northeast side of Chat
ham street, 800 feet northeast of Somerset street.
twenty, fifth ward; the lot containing in front
on Cnstham street 49 feet S1s inches, more or
less, and extending in depth l60 feet TO Cedar
street. Two fronts. Subject TO yearly ground
rent OF a42.
nj. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
3lS27 Nos. 1S0 and iii 8. FOURTH st.
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FORT Y.FIRsT CONGREss-FIrst Session.
United states Senate.

United states Senate.
Continued from Third Edition.
Mr.. Wilson called up the bill for the relief OF Or
landO Brown which was passeo.
On motion OF Mr.. Sherm an, The bill Bupplem eutal
to the act 10 provide national currencs secured by
pledge OF United htates bonds. taken up aud
Mr.. Wilson offered an amendment which was read.
The expiration of the morning hour put The bll
and brought up unfinished busi tha bill to
repeal the Tenure of OHtce act which Mr.. Nor
ton resumed his argument In favor OF repeating the
law.
House of Representatives.
Mr. Hooper, from the Commit OF Ways and
Means reported DILL TO amend the act of Juy 90
1858, imposing taxes distilled spirits and tobacco
which was ordered 10 be printed and recommitted.
he IL modi6es o. some extent the provisions OF
the law In regard to ownership OF real estate
which dis cries stand rs 10 what constitutes rsct
fed spirits, a. as revenue stamps tooacc0 and
snuff and extend, until April 20 1870. the tine for
withdrawing from bonded warehouse subjsct to an
additional tax of l cent per gallon per mouth.
MI Farnsworth; from the Committee on Recou
stEuction, reported substitute for the Senate joint
resolution To the removal OF civil oncers in Vr.
ginia and Tt xas The substitute provides that the
officers commanding In the States OF Virginia and
Texas shall have thirty days TO complete the re-
mOval from office OF the civil officers who cannot
take the test oath.
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MARRIED.

.BARBER-sHEBLE.-on the evening of the l6.h OF
March 1869 residence OF the brides parents.
the Rev. Maxwell s. Rowland: Pastor of East Vim
cent Reformed Church, Mr.. FRANK BARBER to
MISE JULIA daughter OF Samuel Shsb!e Esq, all of
this city. No cards.
JAMEs-FRY.-On the I6 Instant. by Rev. Chsrlss
Keyser, MT. ISAIAH JAMES TO Miss LIDIE q. Fry,
both of this city,
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House of Representatives.
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
ASerious AasauIt.

CONCORD. March ia party OF Irish row.
dies last night assaulted John o. Parker. man
ager of the freight depot at Manchester.
Parker was knocked senseless with a stake,
and received injuries OF a serious character. II
Is thought he will recover. The lumber store.
house connected with Waldron's sash factory.
at South Danbury. was burned this morAing,
with q valuable lot OF partially prepared
stock.
Fatal Stabbing Case.
WORCESTER, Mass. March l8.-James Su sler
was fatally stabbed in the abdomen by ThOma as
DOrr. in an ARRAY at OxfOrd last night
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Hudson River Pirates.

SING SING, N. Y, March l9.-Si1 men
attempted TO take possession of the lumber
shop at the prison dock this afternoon. Tine
guard were called out and three men were shol
and the re ST captured.
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No. NS. I. o. Of o Empire Grove, N. A o. n, NO.
af; and Sparta Lodge, No 10, of P, respectfully
invited 90 attend his funeral from hts late residence
NO. 6S3 Arch street, on Sunday afternoon at 2H
O'Clock,
wHITALL4-on the 18th instant. RICHARD
WhnalI.
Due notice OF the funeral win be given.
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JOKE ON PRESIDENT GRANT,

JOKE ON PRESIDENT GRANT,
gentleman meeting Mr.. Wallace S. Grant
the street yesterday, asked him why he WAS a
greater man than the President?
"Indeed cannot tell" modestly replied Mr.. G.
BECAUSE" said his friend. while the Presidents
only U. S. Grant. you are w. s. Grant,"
Good, isn't it? So the clothes sold at the
fashionable establishment of
CHARLES STOKES & Co.,
No S24 Chestnut street.
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rrNITRD STATES REVENUE STAMPS OF
l All kinds can be had al No lO5 8. FIFTH Street
(next door 10 Old Onicel, and AZ no. 432 WALNUT
street, Penn BaildinES;
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OF TY ITE II s.

SPRING OvERcoATs "A fine assortment, UteQU4lled
By any In Philadelphia IN styJe make, ondF at prices
ranging from f6 upiCordS. Cuu and examine.
HdiEtvau bettU6en BEaNErT 81 Co..
Ftth and TOWER HALL,
SiSth streets No. BIS MARREr ST..
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. 900 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
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Announcement!
AP THURSDAY OF NEXT WEEK -EA
sSY- YH URSDAY OF NEXT WEEK -isH
RS-THURSD1Y OF NEXT PEEK ia
rs THE
rs THE
BE- DA FIXED~EsQ
EBr DA Y FYXEDsITN
AN- -DA Y BIXED~9N
For the
For the
AT9RAED SPRING OPENIN ga
Rf5- q RAND SPRING 0PENI NG -6N
nHrGRAND sPhING OPENING ~In
H6 GRAND SPRING OPESING -ts9
Messrs. WANAMAKER s. BROWN invite all
their Cusomtr and the General Public1O ASS emble
at the
OAK BALL BUILDING,
INSPECTION
OF Spring and Summer Clothing.
The whole day, from A. M, TO p. M ,wil be given
up for the display of the new Spring styles the
novelties Materials and Patterns and the beAutiul
made-up Garments, which In infinite variety com.
NEW STOCK,
The largest and most attractive ever gotten up.
ALL INVITED.
No one asked or expected TO maze purchases.
NOTR.-FOH the convenience OF Ladies. the Youths
and Boy O. and ChildIen'B Departments are on toe
first floor. Entrance on Sixth street, ~ well as
wANAMAKER & BROWN
Popular ClOthIers
&. T. corner SIXTH and NJ AK HT streets,
Entire BLOCK 10 Minor street.
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HE. Mudd Sh baltimore.

BALTMoHE, March lS.-Dr. Mudd arrived here
to-day on the steamship Liberty, from Key
West.
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Shin News

New YORK, March 1s.--Arrlyed steamship
Helvetla, from Liverpool.
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JEwRLRY.-Mr. william W. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine ewery and silverware la the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure arti
Gle furnished at . price which cannot be equalled,
He also has q large stock OF American Western
watches in all varieties and at all prices. visit to
his store ia sure to result in pleasure and profit.
GROVER d BAKKR's Highess Premium Sewing
Machines, no. 78e Chestnut street
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Sneeia Ehtnrnent.

NEW YORK. March ls-The steamship New
York, for Southampton, took out to-day S26, 900
6Decio.
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an real. EsrATE-THOMAs & sons
HM Sale.-On Tuesday. April 6, 1860. at IL
O'Clock. noon. will be sold at public sale, at the
philad elphia Exchange, the following described
property, viz.:-
No. l.Three two.sfory Brick Dwellings. Nos.
ll60 1892, and 1l64 Clarion street, north of
Federal and west OF Thirteenth streets. All
those three two story brick messuages and the
lots of ground tbei eunto belonging situate on
the west side of Clarion street, nor n of Federal
street, Nos. ll60, ll62 and ll6i each containing
in front Is feet and in depth 36 feet "a inches.
They have gas, etc. Clear OF all incum brance.
They will be sold separately.
Nos. 2 and 3-Two ground rents, si5 year.
No 2, all that ground rent of Si5 year, clear OF
taxes issuing out Of all that lot of ground,
northwest corner of Federal and Clarion streets,
l8 feet front, and about 81 feet deep. No. 3 a
ground rent ofS45 year, issuing out OF all that
lot of ground, adjoining the above on Federal
street, Is feet front, and about 81 feet deep.
Secured by a three STORY brick dwelling on
each.
No. 4-Three. story brick dwelling No. 40
Lloy d street. between Broad and Fifteenth aud
north of Fitzwater street Ali that three story
brick dwelling and lot OF ground, No. 72I Lloyd
street; Is feet front, 40 feet deep subject TO q
redeemabie ground rent OF $50 6215 year.
NJ. THOMAS q so NS. AucLioneers.
3lS2743 Nos. I39 and I4l s. FOURCH ST.
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aMN TRUSTEES SALE.-THOMAS Il SONS
G, G,Auctioneers.-Modern three. story Brick
Hesidence, No 556 North Stxteentl street, below
Green street. On Tuesday, March q, 1889. at II
o'clock, noon, will be sold az public sale. at the
Philadelphia Exchange, al that modern three.
building and lot OF ground situate on the vast
side OF Sixteenth street, l6O feet inches south
of Green street, No 55s; ne lot containing in
front on Sixteenth street is feet, aud extending
in depth So feel 10 ineheBtO a feet wide alley
leading into Brandywine street, with the free
use and privilege OF said alley. TIE house has
the gas, BATH hot and cold water cooking
range. furnace, etc. Subject to yearly ground
N. THOMAS Il SONS, Auetioueers,
$3.50 Nos l39 ana l4l s. FOURTH st.
- REAL EsTATE.-raOMAs Il SONS
EMuSale.-Three. story Brick Dwelling, No. 2l30
franklin street, above Diamond street, Twen.
tieth ward. On Tuesday, March 30 1859, at
IL o'clock, noon, will be sold, az public sale at
the Philadelphia Exchange all that three
story brick messuage with two story back
buildings and lot OF ground, situate on the west
side of Franklin street. 2l5 feet inches north
of Diamond street, Twentieth ward, No. 2l30;
the lot taining in 'front.' ON Franklin street Ia
feet q inches, and extending in depth 70 feet
to a feet wide alley. with the free use
and privilege thereof Has the bath, hot aud
cold water, etc. TermsISl6OO may remain on
Nj, THOMAS Il SONS. Auclioneers,
3lS2OH Nos. 1870 and lll S. FOURTH street.
AA REAL sALE.-THoMAs & SONS
EAl Sale -Three-stofy Brick Dwelling. Norris
street. fifth house west OF Almond street, Nine.
teenth ward. On Tuesday, March %. 1859, at IL
O'Clock, noon, viii be sold az public sale. at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that three story
brick messuage. with twostory back building
and lot of ground. situate on the north side Of
Norris street, fifth house west of Almond street;
containing in front l54 feet. and extending in
depth s7 feet. The house contains 10 rooms.
M SH THOMAS 4 SONS, Anoticneers,
Sl82O Nos. lSs and lal 8, FOURTH Street.
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MA PUBLIC SALE THOMAS IL SONS,
IA Auctioneers. - Handsome modern rest
dence, with stable and CART ge house, nofth-
west corner of Green and johnson streets,
Twenty second ward, Germantown, 100 feet
front, 200 feet deep. On Tuesday, April 49, 1859.
at IL O'Clock, noon. will be sold Al public SAFE,
at Inc PhiIade lpbia Exchange, all that nand-
some modern twostory cottage-Duil pointed.
stone messuage and lot of ground, situate at
the northwest corner of Green anI Johnson
streets, TwenJy-second ward; tee lot co1taln-
ing in front on John son street 100 feet aud on
Green street 200 feet. The house is handsomely
finished; has parlor, library, d. dning-room, hail
and TWO kitchens on first floor; four ii ne
chambers, pantry, clothes press, bath room, aud
wat er. closet on second floor; attic and IoIt
above; has gas, hot and cold water, farnsces
cooking ranges; piazza fronting on q beautiful
lawn, W Which Is planted with choice trees Also.
frame stable and carriage house, green house,
planted with Hamburg grape vince, vegetable
garden, excellent water. shade trees, etc. Sac
photograph at the auction rooms. rerms, S5DO0
cash. Immediate possession. VIII be shown
by the owner and occupant, Mr.. Eugene Ltn.
naId. Parties wishing TO examine it, arriving
at the depot will go Forth 10 Rittenhouse
street, then west TO Green street, then north to
Johnson street.
M THOMAS & SONS, Auciioneers.
3l643l0 Nos l39 and III s. FOURTH ST.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

FOR WILMINGTON, CHH,sTER
AND HOOK Tho steamer y. TfsT N - -
~ FhLSN leaves Oh EsNuT street Is6srS ~ - :
=; M ana WIlmington at o 30 A. NJ, atannine ~
taken ~ Low rates. $"sn''' Tssn
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

O. SALE BY ORDER OF HEIRs-ES FATE
Aslof Ann Coryell, deceased.-Tnomss q sons,
oclo ok, noon, will be sold al public sale A. the
Pnllsdeiphis Exchange, the folio wing described
No. I-Genteel three story Brick d yelling.
No. lOl6 Olive street, west of Tenth street All
that lot of ground, with the three-sgory brick
messuage thereon erected. situate on the south
side o. Olive street. west of Tenth street, in the
Fourteenth ward; containing in font on Owe
street l6 feet, and in depth 81 feet 3M inches
Subject TO an irredeemable yearly ground.rent
OF so.
No 2-Genteel threestory Brick Store and
Dwelling. No. 4l6 South Tenth street. All tn 1t
tbree-story brick messuage and los of ground,
situate on the west side of Teuth strest, SO fe IS
~ inches north of Lombard street; contst Mug
in front IL feet IA inches, and in depth &C fset
Clear OIL all incum brance.
No. S-Twostory brick Dwelling, No. 239
Currant alley south OF Locust street. A two.
story brick messuage and lot of ground, situate
on the east side OF Currant alley, l64 feet south
ward on the south side of Locust street, Is
feet front from Currant alley, and 10 feet in
depth. Subject to an irredeemable ground
rent OF $40 per annum.
No. 4-Two three.story Brick Dwellings, Nos
226 and 22S Acorn alley, north of Spruce street.
All those two three story brick messuages aud
lot of ground thereuuto bsongtug, situate on
the west side of Acorn al ey, l27 feet incles
north of Spruce street, ontaining In front on
Acorn alley 20 feet, and in depth OF that width
3S feet, then narrowing to ten feet, and extend
ing still further in depth OF that width fur
Elk inches. Subject to an irredeemabtc ground
rent Of 500 per annum. See plan.
No. 5-Three-story Brick Dwelling, No. &S
Ounce street, between Walnut and 10 ,ust
streets. All that three-story brick messuage, with
two-story back building and lot of ground
situate on the west side of Ounce street, oe-
tween Walnut and Locust treets, containing
in front 16 feet. including half the alley on the
north, and in depth So feet. Clear Of all incun
NJ. THOMAS & SONS Auotioneers, e.
3lS4 10 Nos. l29 and l4l S. FOURTH st
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AGRICULTURAL.

@PHILADELPHIARA RASPBERRY LUCINDA.
PsD ana aarosa as Sod oss
r.. B. o. r. FLErCHER.
eSu Delanco. N j..
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
DE-. HNs TON

Office 80. 2 South Frederick Street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street. y
few doors fIOm the corner, Fail not to O.
serve the name and number.
aS-N No letters received unless post paid al.
containing a stamp to be used OH the IT ply
Persons writing should state age, and seut
portion of advertisement describing EJmp.
toms.
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Trustees Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made TO Robert Ii. GIlIespy (who is now
~ nonresident OF the SIaLe), by Louis
Yuucke, bearing date on the llth day OF
January, 1865, and OF record IN the Record
er'5 office OF ohio County, in decd book 81
pages 3U2 and SOB, TO secure to Armstrong,
holiday q Co., the payment OF a certain
nt gOtIaDle note :Or sobO w, signed ny saiu
January, 1868, anu payable Jour months
after date, TO the order OF snid Armstrong,
Holiday Il Co., at the NHLlOnul Savings
Bank OF Wheeling; and whereas, j. ii. 6OOu
II. GlIIeSpy, non resident as Aforesaid, ana
substituted TO ali the tights, powers, dulles
anu responsibilities OF the former trustee by
virtue or an order made Dy the Circuit Court,
at the March term thereof, dated the 10Th
day of MHrcn, 1863. Snall, on
s1OnunJ, the :sSth day of June, 1859,
Al 10 o'clock a. NJ at the front door OF the
Court House OF OniO County, ~ est NIr-
GINA, proceed 10 Sell To the highest ana best
nIuueT, the following described zeal estate,
10 wit: That part OF lot NO. III, situate on
Inc, south east corner OI second and Market
sITeeIS, IN that part OF the city OF wheeling
called Centre Wheeling, q described as follows.
urEIunIns az point on The noftn line OF
SAID lot, MY Ieet eiSt OF Inc north west
corner OF sAIu lot; thence east along SAID
west line seventy 1.-TWO feet, thence nOILn and
parallel with Market street Sixty ieei,
Iheuce west ana parallel with second street
sSVcuI T-tWO feet; thence north anu parallel
win market street slxty-Slx feet 10 Tie place
Of EcEIuulnE, or so much thereof as VIII be-
sufficient 10 pay the said negotiable note
uUUVo TeierIe0 20, .Ogetner with the Legal
mute up 10 the time OF Paymen after ue-
Uucung the credit of August IIth, 1865, AS
gwen upon said note Tor SIIS IL.
1CTmS Oh sale, cash.
CLING As trustee / shall convey only such
Title as Is ve5led IN me by SAID deed OF trust.
InHy2I-LL j. II. GOOD, Trustee.
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FAILED TO APPEAR.-Some time
since, as we are informed. the Osceola
and Baltic base ball clubs of this city
agreed to decide the championship OF
the State, by playing three games
Under this arrangement one game was
played and resulted in favor of the
tirst-named club. Saturday last was
appointed for the second game of the
series, and when the hour arrived the
Osceolas were on the ground, but the
Battles failed to come to time. This
was virtual acknowledgement of de-
feat, and the belt was awarded to the
Osceolas. Our Information is derived
from the victorious party. There may
be another side to this story, if so, let
us haYe it.
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"Tall oaks from little acorns grow,
LARGE streams from little fountains


Seven years ago the PLANTATION
B1TTERs were but little known. To-day
there is not a nook or corner of our
land where they are not found and
used. The sale has reached the enor-
nous number of Five Millions of Bot
ties annually, and it is constantly inH
creasing. 1t only shows what can be
done with a really good medicine, and
a systematic way of making it known.
Perhaps no medicine in the world was
ever so deservedly popular as the PLAN
TATIoN BITTERs. Go where you will,
among the rich or poor, and you will
always find these Bitters in use. Their
merit has become an established fact,
and we cordially recommend them in
cases OF dyspepsia, loss of appetite,
cnl!ls anu fever, headache, &c, &c.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eoddS,aw.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Thet fol-
lowing is list of deeds in fee admitted
to record in the Office OF the Recorder
of Ohio county, during the week ending
Friday, June 4, 1860.
Deed made May rs. 1869. by Michael
Blum and wife, TO Louis Limmer, for
lot No. 5, in square No. %, South
Wheeling, 1885. Admitted May 20, 1869.
Deed made May 30, 1869, by the wild
ow and heirs of William Otterson, decd
to James and Martin Burrows, for 104L
acres of land on Wheeling Creek, called
the "Feay's Mill property;" SO 500.
Admitted May 81, 1869.
Deed made January LIST, 1867, by the
Patrick Mcnamara, for lot No, ID,
square No. 81, South Wheeling; $l75.
Admitted June l, 1869.
Deed made May 25, 1869, by George
81. Prim and wife, to Andrew j. Pan
nell, for the undivided l of the north
Fourth street, north of Union street;
also the 5 of lots Nos. 8. 10, IL and ~
in Richie addition; also l oflots Nos.
Z, s, and 10, in Buena Vista; $500. Ad-
mitted June 2, 1869.
Deed made May "a 1850, by Philip
Schnapp and wife to Henry Albinger,
for the west half of lot No. 49, Lindsey
ted June 4, 1869.
Deed made May 81, 1869. by Robert
Hutchinson and wife to Amos w. Shep.
herd and George Criswell, for the beach
and bank of the Ohio River, between
the county road and the river, and
bounded on the north by the line be-
tween lots Nos. 8 and 8, Lagrange adj
ditiOn; 5000. Admitted June 2, 1869.
Deed made May ~, 1865, by Thomas
r. Mottet and wife and William Nc
Nabb to John Robertson, in trust for
Mary Motfet (wife of Thomas r. Moi
fet, for the South half OF lot No. ID,
corner of Market and BiddIe streets,
Centre Wheeling; $1,000. Admitted
June ), 1863.
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PEN1TESTIARY DELIVERY.-On Sat-
urday night seven convicts in the Peni-
Tertiary succeeded in making their es.
cape. We are without any definite in
formation of the circumstances, but the
report is that one OF the inmates feigned
sickness on Saturday and was permit
ted to remain in his cell. This was
located Immediately over the main sew
er of the building, and the respite from
labor was taken advantage of to reach
it by digging. After night the counter
felt invalid and six companions made
their exit through the channel indi-
Gated. and succeeded in making good
their escape. Up to last night, as we
learn, none of them had been recap
tured.