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TIE largest stock ! and latest styles IF
,Wpmens, Misses and Children's shoes in
the city Gamble found 1t Louis " Bonds,
IN. Min GtrSSt lhi !Igg 5luEigau0l ii
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I HAVE i: your ~ Phot6 graphs taken at %11T''
Main street. o no Id az Ds..l-l lntDal
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s e BOARD or REefsFRATroN. This Board
%fllameet, this morning at 10IO'clOck to
complete tho appointment Of Registrars
ii townships where there are vacancies,
and to make the final arrangements for
the approaching registration. tasr .ta,ayr
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; TnE largest stock Of Fancy cOloted
Shes II t9s ctty ct Louis y l BlOndS' 49,
Main street ,gfiiulri ,.l!,R ..n,s g;tH n
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MUNICIPAL CoURT-This Court viii
tmcet to-day at the usual hour, and begin
he business Of the terIn.,h SFiFaor4 iir !,
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d, d, Saturday. evening u ruua-
way team made things quite lively for 2
few minutes on Quincy street, above
Filth: We could get no particulars, but
presume no serious damage was done, as
the excitement .l sag lasted but, but YeFy brief
period.
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. PHoToeAAPHsLAll the new styles, at
the Gallery "a e 't ,,,,,i ya1 81
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HELD 10 BAN sihoi Culver and
James Winalow were arrested 4pdbrogght
before Esqr. Gillespy, charged with com
atrespass On the property Of
Robert Maphall, near the steenrod man
sion. Their ofenSc consisted of,tutang
down three trees which Marshall alleges
were growing on land belonging to him.
Tie accused; 'lt6wsttter,3'ReFe acting In!
der orders Of the owner of the land imme-
diitely adjoining but as they were the
parties dirsStlB engaged In committing
the trespass, they viii hsyet suffer the
consequences, ostensibly, The Justice re.
qulred them TO give bail in the sum. Of
tiity dollars for their appearance at the
next term 6fthe Circuit, Court {. VI =
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

A LOTION SALE OF REAL ES.
A.,TATR AND COAL FIELDS ApJACENC
TO WHERLIN0.-By virtue o. ne e l!,S!1 "
Vested n az By the VIII Of Philip heily oe-
ceased, 1--WE will offer for Halo o E9D !iS ~ hSfC
County, in The City Of Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 16th Day Of July, 1870;
And thereafter, from time 70 time, ~ the s1le z
comnieted, commencing each day at ten o'clock
a n. the1 real ostlte q said Philip Reilly, DE-
ceased, sIt11tcd adj lnlng and eAst Of Whgslng
Creek and The City Of W6eeling The land and
extensive coal aeld uRlarlying tho same % Pc
sold, Will DO offered In PARCELS 1s shown upon ne
plat thereof made byJ9meA Gtlchrisit Surveyor,
= cODy Of which may BE- Seeh ID the Recorderb
once Of th[S county, and ut The once q Thos,
O'RrIen, Real EstaiG Agent, wheeling, w Va
hat lie whole VIII be sold together, or several
parcelG WIN b sold toOstheF, as may be iOand
O' TES,ts 81 sl1E-o .thIrdof the amount due
BY each hartbAS6f % b paid IN band, And ne
residue "a tlit6e equal inSt2lmsntS bearing inter
est Dom the day Of sale, and payAble [e1pectiNely
In one, two and three YCatS from that days 70
who'll q any greataE portion Of the amount que.
Tho Gtte,t0 ibe retained until payment In talt Or
c0nve Japee, 70 be inadeol deferred payments pe'
ing BGcutSd By deed Of trust. ,tsi,t,,,. ~.
But purehGseri q the coal YIN Y aaaia9a e
peFA6nGl security for deferred paymana. bns ~
SellIDR a. Trustees under said NIL, we under
take 70 convey only such tttle a. 70 vested 10 "a
and d 81 aid win We hGyepower TO convey, hPtt
We Relieve the tide to be ung9egtiQnabl d \ J..
liiif Il'T'T} ~ R.V. WHELAN, M Z, ...,.i,l
!, -u1i 80 HENRY MOORE, y ' IN"
-a, ,EI.TFlI -iALlONZO LORING, :, =. ~,
I'D .sI-1 Trustees Of r, Reilly Es4te !,
WHHENGA June 18th, 1870, ~, G. lunn1lBt
The SoIS mentioned II The above advertise
ment III Gdjourned. untl is4t :aIp,n EisF ~
Wednesday, the 17th Day Of AusaIt Next, /,
at the place and at the hour mentioned IL 4id
In, 3, S1Ih, iR7OD,isf -sail 4 rsE- t'.lf = "
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(Y0AtMIssIoNRR SALE A. ] y

Kats ie6SS tni tsa9c Batl:RH, and e "a $50
Byyirtao 81, . decree rendered In the aboVeen.
titled cause, at the June Term, 1870, Of the Cir:
cult Court. for, Ohio County, the undersigned
Special Commissioners will, on nus WI - ..
saturday; The ,SOth Day Of July, 1870, =
seNit Public Auction, on the premises, the tact
OF Iihd IN SAID decree described, and known %
tho "IsaAe Burkham" Farm, containing one hun:
dredtand .nInety.Six Cl96) acres, one ~ rood,
twMty.lour az pefchcs. This valuable farm liee
q sh0ft distance from the National Rad, nearly
eQuidIBtant from Roney's Point and TttAdelphai
Is we'll WRteEed, And has upon It o l4rge and com:
m0diOuS Frame House, together With barn and
other outbulldlngS and improvements. ~. = <,
TERIs or SALE Ae-third Of the purchase
money III cath; the residue IN thFge equal pay
mentS on d credit Of one, ttDo and atfet yeafs,
with InEerestftOm day OF sale, the purchaser 70
give b0pds with good security for the deferred
instalIhtht53 The title being retained IS 9ddi'
donal security until tho payment IN tall q the
purchase money. AZ ) h.hlCHAhpsOh, II
lGlsiI yu.ilIiu. 'G.- A. J.. CLARKE, T7ts7'
I !aViiit ;,.rr.U' Special Commissioners.
Law oh1ces, Monroe street., ncar4th Wheeling,
W.Vass-3 ErII al n lai y -i. jun36
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nor SAL'E TO. CLOSE AN Es- IN
d tTATEs-ThG Arstelass DWELLING IT.
HOUSE, SituAted on the north east conner -.
OF HGmpden and Sixth streets, now occupied BY
MrS. Carter. There u full lot and the house Y
in ds good condition as the day II was built;
pair' ApplV to "a :, md. p. LEWIS,
dscI.tf. w. =. McfnFp House, Wheeling, W. Va,
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VALUABLE MARTINS FER ~
v RY PROPERTY FOR SALE.4-The iiila
subscriber 0h6ts for sAle his property near.
the'P6rry Landing, Martins Ferry, Ohio, con :
sIGtiHk6f three lOtG, OnWhich 10 q building % BY
so feet, designed for Planning MIL a large On.
CINE EndtthToo boilers; will ALSO DO sold with ne
property 0Tisgpantely. For information apply
II he EOTTAGRH0USB. to Ls.r..tI = ,..a an
NJ VI M. tH.. VI ISAAC NEWLAND4 ~,
mails i,gsl .l,4 ,it..it, tA4Ittn's Ferry, Ohio :
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TOR SALE.-A VERY GOOD AN
e Two Story Brick Dwelling Houee III
with rooms, on Main street, First ~ ard. -
Also, 9Lok No s., corner Market and Washing
ton street, FitAt Ward. IN. ~ Gt.;;,,,,,,;is
lNlL = - : ~. ~. NV
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Young ladies WIZ, have Acquired considerable
proficiency upon he piano. And NIB may Wish to
prosecute the study sun further can DO furnished
Ifs. Hltchi1S viii give her personal attention
Other schools embrace thorough instruction in
the following directions, viz:
/ NatksMgtet, HlSk0Fy, Btkle1rLtttHf Natty4I
ciSHt and Modern Languages and FtHs AFtS.
The Academic Degrees are conferred by 8tAto
GuthoFlty, and are 40 follows, namely -6.s.I y
NIStEESS off, ER1liGh ,LItGhGtsFO Three years
course: ~ 5G,9.1 -ll.,t,!gI ~ ~ ~ hiaI !!
MstresS Of M4sle-TMo e three year..
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E0R SAL EE,;4 TWENTY coy BUILD:
" ing LOIS on Wheeliug Island. Price 500
equal ins,almeptsat oneS two and three years.
Apply q Top A NV 70 M , M tttttRIsT,
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.TtII 1qIS'4l5 40 $40. Total.
Mutuals ....s 5 314 40S 5ss 4s
Wheeling Nine.l Q SIS $500 u
Umplre-Mr. T 8. Atehe9on. 49,.

-
: REAL ESTATE TRGNsPERs-The fol-
lowing Is list Of real estate transfers, I'D.
mitteiI 70 tec6fd' In tie Office Of Re-
cordcr, for the week ending July 10, 1870 +:
Deed made July 8, by Mount Wood
Cemetery Association 10 Frederick Helm
brecht; ior the half of burial lot No. 43 in
Section G, Mount Wood Cemetery; t$l5.
Admitted July, 9.l!J1,,it ~ uuIillEp9fc
Deed made, July 0, by Mount Wood
Cemetery Association to Henry Helm!
trecht, lforthe half of lot NOsAb$in sep-
t s1, & 4 SI %0Foa5 GisSPssteFy slS
. 6esdI made July q! by Walter Marshall
and vile, to, Nicholas thinner, for 1iacre,
96t perches OF land, and one lot fr1river,,
and 1.-the cod under 80 lacfeS Of shrtace;
$1,000. Admitted 70 record July40. a.
( Deed made July II, BY jacob . Hugh
es and wife 70 Mary 1& Phillips wife Of
A. n Phillips, for lot Nd; a pin John a,
Armstrong; addition, Wheeling Island
consideratioEnot stated. Admitted Jh-
" II.
Deed made June 40, by John v. IDavis
and wifeto Henry Schahef, for the NORTH
half Of lot No. 10, in square No. Is South
Wheeling 9a 200. I; kdmitted UGly11. y
Deed mad April q, by Johh, ~ Hobbs
and s. Brady To Adam KratZ, for lots Nos.
8 and o, in sQHaiS No e0yy ls6dth Wheel
ing; rL100s Admitted oIllyi11I 1irtI
Le6dhaft' ma CatkAtihS j eo6Riit I lAd1
Ihitted July ia itn7baM 10 fTuaa
Deed made December II 1850. by Jas.
Robinson and wife 70 Wesley johnson,
for the undivided third ioE f54, pores Of
A5{ "a P SSIS XhRfSli1g s5'ki loP.
Deed made lily Il, by IodSe. tstitsf
land wife 70 William f. Sifel for the ppS
divided halt Of part bt lot No. Id Quincy
street, EastiW heelibg9 o. AGO. Admitted
Deed made July 12, by Ym. WILSON
and WiGa t0lWillian Dfxon; fof th0s6uth
halt OF lot No. 194 Chspline street, Sixth
ward, 1850, E Admitted July 10! = DIE
Deed made July O. by Thoai u r MoaeI
and wife to William McNabb, for oil this
interest In tie north hRlf Of lot No. ia,
Biddlei lStreet Centre Wheeling; $G0OI
Admitted Unite !. July A.. n9lo.oW mott nj
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TOWAGON AND CARRIAGE Ma
KFRS.-HubS for Wagons aud Carriages,
Cum Oak and Locust Wood, Sp0kes nom Inch
10 m, Hickory and Oak Wood Fell6eg nom IL
10 q lHeheA Hickory and Oak Wood Bows tnr
Carriages and Express Wagons, Poles, Shatn
ma CifoloS OF beat Hickory and Oak.
Il SsSiTed ~ nj HnDRRTH' b BRO,
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NB9F-L1ANA
Leaves Wheeling n 3
daily Rt....1G& N.
B011if0 ......1l:S5 q N.
tlII jAllITE9 At
NOWGfk,..... .4:I6 p. n.
8 6ndnGky,.3..e:4Q p. m.
Columbus -. .&8 p. m.
GihcinnRti y .RW pW
TnCR, .fl1Ea "a IL
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YTRAMsRo ] AE.Lp y, ..l,
Baltimore &OliO RaflroaC Go.

u, "a I5.il,i AN IN EIlIu, JhnO n, I0VO.i
.nASSEN GER, TRAINS WILL
mn Sy tbe 6oiIoTIhs Sehedulo On and Gffer
5aus lsthi fSDI WheeltRg time; .,''.l, TN Z
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.cSUEAR CURED DRIED BEEF.
- BTjeFeeS Davis Star brand In canvas.
,JSSt received and for sals BY 1tipru,v
lnnll -. n -. | .L.Lrn..-.-L ~ tbhlAt I,
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A Tale of Horror.

They that would be rich suddenly,
fall into divers temptations. For
the love of money is the root of all
evil, which some conveting, have
pierced themselves with many sor-
rows"
Many years since, a sea-faring
mcn called at q village in on the
coast of Normandy, and asked for
a supper and bed. The landlord
and landlady were elderly people, and
apparently poor. He entered into
conversation with them, and invited
them to partake of his cheer, asked
them many questions about them
selves and their family, and par
ticularly Of son who had gone to
sea when a boy, and whom they had
long given over as dead.
The landlady showed him to his
room; and when she quilted him, he
put purse of gold in her hand, and
desired her to take care oft till
morning, pressed her affectionately
by the hand, and bade her good
night. She returned to her husband
and showed him the gold. For its
sake they agreed to murder the
traveller in his sleep, which they ac-
complished, and buried the body.
In the morning came two or three
relations, and asked in a joyful tone
for the traveller who had arrived
there the night before. The old
people seemed greatly confused,
said he had risen early and gone
away.
'impossibler said the relations.
1t is your own son, who is lately re-
turned from France, and is come to
make happy the evening of your
days,and he resolved tolodge with
you one night as a stranger, that he
might see you unknown, and judge
of your conduct toward wayfarine
mariners.
Language would be incompetent
to describe the horror of the murders
ers when they found they had dyed
their hands in the blood of their long
lost child. They confessed their
brine, the body was fonnd, and the
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AneceOte of Louis Napoleon.

During the winter of 1923 or 1929
while on a visit to his aunt, the
Grand Duchess Stephanie of Baden,
Louis Napoleon was walking alOng
the tanks of the Rhine with his two
cousins, the Princess Josephine and
Marie Of Baden, accompanied by
severd persons Of the grand dueal
court. The conversation turned On
the French gallantry of olden times,
The Princess Mary, in her piquant
and original style lauded the days Of
chivalry. She extOled above measure
the gallants whose device was "Dieu
nan rOt, et madame ,"-"God my
king and my lady fair" and who
faithfully carried it out through sll
soTts of perils and sacitices. With
this picture of bygone virtues she
cOntrasted the vices and selhshness
of modern times. Louis Napolen
took up the debate with the warmth
and spirit natural to his age. He
maintained that in respect to courage
and gallantry the French had not
degenerated a whit. AT that moment
they arrived at the spot where the
Necker makes its junction with the
Rhine. In the winter the scene is
most picturesque, offering the aspect
of a gloomy sea, and was in fact, the
object oftheir walk. As they hnger-
ed, on the causeway dyke which
skirts the Nacker, a gust of wind
carried off a flower from the Princess
Marie's hair and blew it into the
-ushing waters. "Look therep said
Eie thoughtless girl, with a laugh,
and pointing to the flower hurried
awav bv the current. That would
have been an excellent opportunity
for a cavalier of the olden time"
aAha, cousin exclaimed Louis Nap
oleon. THAT'S a challenge Very
we'll; I accept it, and he Immediately
plunged, dressed as he was, into the
rand stream. We can conceive the
Autter and the fright of the grand
Duchess, the court ladies, and the
rest. The Prir cess Marie loudly
bewaiIed her folly; the others scream
ed, shouted for help, or uttered femi-
nine cries of despair. Meanwhile
the prince swan bravely struggling
with the violence of the waves tie
disappeared, reappeared, and then
disappeared and reapeared again,
and finally reaching the bank safe
and sound, but shiyering with the
flower Of Mischief in his hand. Here
it is, take it cousin he said. But,
for heavens sake laughing, and
pointing to his dripping garments,
never more talk to me Of cour yaval-
iars of the olden time
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DEMOREST'S
MONTHLY.

A Magazine OF Practical Utility IN the House
hold Slirror OF the Fashions, anda Literary CoH-
serVator of surprising Interest and Artistic EX-
cellenee.
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Fabing's Block,
PuRm WHITE LEAD

Lnd Oil raw tued) vansb of all kinds Brushes Of deseP
ob Backing Eesto OIL Cod Liver O Toilet Bottles Camphor
lee Hair Oils Halls Renewe Cocoa Cream Poemonae D1es Pock-
Books Combs Tooth aud Nal Brushes Honey Soap Soothing Syrup
Horse and Cattle Powders Pills kind Borax Idgo sulphur
Haywood snge T Brsndies Whkys and Wines for medicinal
Browns Troche many other articles too nuus to
mention
with osh
selected articles and uedicu
al hours the light for o
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Col. Bakers VietOry-O Official Dispatch
from Gen, Sheridan.

Chicago, Jan. 50.-The following dispatch,
containing the details of the victory Of Co..
Baker over the Pigeon indians, was telegrlph-
ca 70 Gen. Sherman, last night by Gen SAer-
idan, from these headquarters; II have the
honor 70 transmit the following dispatch for
warded by Gen. Hancock iron Gen De Lso-
band, as further in o nation on the subject
Of my dispa III this M The ezped-t q n
was a complete success. Cal Baker has lust
returned, having killed 173 Pigeons, destroyed
~ lodyea, with u their winter supp H.
.ooes, &C, ald captured over 800 horses. Iae
B'co6s tuned over ell the ho-se1 taken rom
the whise peoPe which were II their posses
S n. Most OF the m Irderer5 and rnarauesr5
@. est sdnmes ere killed Pa. and Mountain
Ca.e; escaped with Q few folio 7ers leaving
Everything but the horse1 theg wee on OlT
wounded by falling Oh his horse
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m C. NJ. DILLON believing his
store to be the best place to buy Hard
ware, Stoves, Tinwsre, Agricultural In
plements, kc,, DC, respectfully asks all
he people to demonstrate the facts {"
,ove set forth, by severe practical tests,
their Shops, on their Farms, in tbelr
Parlors and their Kitchens, to discus
xamine, investigate, and see and kno"
for themselves, the opportunity no"
Tered, to do them good and invest THEN
money pro6tabIy.
To the old customers of Mes
Roberts & Sheldon l would say that
every thing will be done in the
iuture as 10 the past, tomake 1t
heir interest to still favor the estab-
lishment with their patronage. To
the people in general 1 extend a
ordial invitation, to call aud examine
my stock, and they will find, that Offer
good goods, sell them st fair pr ices,
commodate as far as possible and try to
make the store pleasant and agreeable
or all. Yours
c. n. DILLON,
Successor to Roberts b Sheldon,
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qortrr.
TELL ME.
BY CARL SPENCER.

B1 NAhL EEENCEA.
How to put the question.
Teach me, humming-bird-
You who win all sweetness
And never say n word
How shall come near herr
Teach me, wind of May
You who toy with apple-blooms
Nor brush the down away!
Shall I sing or say it?
Or do eyes tell besty
Nay, tits already
A secret half confessed.
How to win the answer
For am sure she knows
Tell me, dew and sunshine,
How you ope a rose !
Ha,peys Magazine.
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WORDS OF WISDOM
ION YouNG MEN.

OK ruR RufiSe PASSION IN Youth and Early
Mauhood, with SELF HELP for the Errlng and
unfortunate. Sent IN seled letter envelopes tree
AZ charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
psz ?, fhiladelphia,Ps, III
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Observation-Disclosures ID Ert made Qori'dI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-16

tatives have made bids for popular favor By in
PRODUCING bills for the repeal Of the income tax.
Senator Harlan thinks the civilized tribes Of the
Indian country ought to be represented in Con-
gress by delegate, and has offered bill to
bring about that result In the House resolu-
ton By Mr. Haldeman, instructiDg the census
commissioner 10 ascertain whether his subordi-
mates have done their work thoroughly, was
adopted One 10y M Cox Sammy to finally
discharge the reconstruction committee was OBJ
jectei &c.
There will be few changes Of position on the
Senate committees. Mr.. Hamn. chairman ofthe
committee on tie District CT Columbia, and Mr.
Patterson, now chairman Of the committee on
retrenchmeut. viii exchange places.
President Grants recommendation that the
United States pay the claimants for losses caused
By the Alabama and other rebel cruisers fitted
out in British ports. so as to obtain absolute con-
troll Of the demands, meets with much fsvo- at
Washington.
Mr.. sumner introduced en- the floor of the
Senate. and afterward escorted through the Cap
itol, On Wednesday, the Hon. Henry Strut,
member Of the British Parliament, and Lord
John Hervcy, who Is brother Of the Earl Of
Bristol.