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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03
lLlEH'S lung BALslM
LNOtice

ITO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
, NAVIGATION OF THE OHIO RIVER. g
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
being authorized by act of Congress to con-
struct Bridge across the Ohio River, at Park
ersburg West Virginia. find 1t necessary to
place timber tresiies or false orks in the
channel, for the purpose of erecting The SUPER
structure of said Bridge. ill.i
This is to give notice that on and after the
fourth OF his month the channel span next the
Virginia shore viii be obstructed by false
works for that span; the other channel span,
nexl the Ohio, shofer viii be LEFT open until this
one is cleared. L., ...,. Il, ... fr
All Boats. Rats and Coal fleets are warned to
make for the channel span on the Ohio side.
JAMES u RANrOLPH, Chief Engineer,
BalD re and Ohio Railroad.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03

it.in and saw it deposited in the ballot
box. Afferward, one of the judges Of
the election came to him and told him
he had voted straight receipt for his
rent. -#L r..as. 4.tI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03

The Boston Traveller, In speaking Of
the Fulton-TiIton imbroglio. says: The
charge of Mr.. Tilton against Rev. Mr..
Fulton, will be met by a defence as
complete and convincing as the slsnder
In audaeious.o
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03

On railway in Massachusetts, recent
Iy lady thought she was on the wrons
train, and the conductor being notified,
stopped the train and fastened to the
rear TO help the lady out, as all good
con ductors will. As he stood waiting
for her to come out, he heard her ex-
claim by the door, BLESS me, L am all
right, only was riding backwards"
her seat having been turned the wrong
way.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03
MiIIineryand Dress Making
s,..ssan..A. RuMaARNER.

MISS e. A. BUMGARNER.
0MPECrFULLY announces 20 Lne bpn.ent pmentt
Il, t6af sne has purchased the estaonsnSns assa,'
- zs;s< 4 iban and Miss Mitchell, nearly opPo-
s1<e JT5,iday's Hall, where she proposes carrStns
on me above business in its various Sar q
Ths Ladies are respectfully invited 10 gt, gS and
cSIf All work In her line Will DC ne"'-'
erredifiously executed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03

Anna Dickinson says she has been
jawed enough about women'srights and
proposes hereafter to give the men who
attempts to ridicule her, sit for tat"
Thereupon the Tribune te enders zee "tat.'
The question now Is, what VIII Auna
dO9 .a'- sts st..aa a.- H4a-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03
mlnaem.
.6FT Goods and Millinery.
TTSSM B. BOYD.

MISS MI b ~
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO. '.' ~
IxJoULD announce that | have 3usI ant re
w ceiyed from the Fast a large asso. Insnt saat
~ stsfsIe and Faucy DRY GOODS OF the iaISsS Sn
styies. Also full stock Of MlLLlN5sai r., in1,biic
STR Aw GOODS, which oner 10 lhe p1e'>
cps,p TnapnRfui for past favors continue TO so
licit share Of the ppbfic patronage sz- =
~-aza2570-1y
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8 .-755:5aR,tMOVED. q

n xIss NANCY B. FARIS, would infosIn eeI
M old customers and the public generaidiys Y ahe Nh,
ps,,, fbTreriy occupied by Watson GressnI
yer West OF the ST. Clair Hotel, where sne wv wv
Keep a full supply of M!~LLENER1, ~ iha ifaEal Esst
eac6 season. to which she invites the sttentl1n1
Of BUYERS. Thankful for past fayors, sne W21TS
invite those wanting hAnS aIre ,"r. ISev NAV
be expeditiousiy and neatly supplied.
m ar2b 1885,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03
4 Fine Farm for Sale.

rvure -,rdersigued will Offer at private safe,
a. Fa rm- formerly the residence of Lewis
xvo1d ~ 1vtne southeast OF, and adjoining the
town Of FLUSHING, BELMONT g %, 30 1Hio: in,
..a5 ,eao -. is,,ti of which about One hundred
< RRc-as .re under cultivation. There is good
ERsME. HOUSE, containing eight rooms,
"a 30 q nd well planned barn. in short, aimosl
ssr convenience necessary to good, ano
comfortabie home. ANY person wishing such
a sitl,ation would dowell 10 call on ,,oe,
., Flushing, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03
DRESS MAKING |


MSS H. j. .HESS,z..-
-F,AKEs his method of informing tne Lauiet het
+ 4 - hi CIAIRSVILLE.. and .Nicinlty. tnas
-, x = S,7raoed in the Dress Making BUSINESS,
SS q pTspared to do all kinds OF Work u ,,d .,aS
Ii-<S 81 rassonable terms. She may pc ao@h "a h,
|e4 f5,S 1art end Of Town in the House owne1 oy
|Tl,nfdna Parker. ,a 4H -.4-o noAA7
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03
Millinery Establishment

bliss MAGGIE cRYMBLE,
: A. NNOJJNCES theladies OF St. Clairsxlne
"a and vicinity that she has opened MUM.
80 ,>rssfeblishInenrfr the room recently occu-'
ried nv Miss Alexander, and will Keep con-
sfantiy on hand q large assortmentoi All * Kin9s NJ
n MILLINERY. FANCY rGooDS ana lnlM-
WINGS and where she is prepared 10 make OF
rim alI kinds OF Bonnets, Hats, &c. IN a
eatand fashionable manner, and al atreasonaoie
pssSes She ssosteits share of the public patronage.
n ClaifsSille. Jan. 6. le'O Il
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03
Tvainob1e Farm for Sale.

Valuable Farm for Sale.
J,HE undersigned Agents OF tne e. neirs fiioU o.
ing described Real Estate,
22O Acres
ofland in Colerain Township. Belmont County,
ohio. Four Miles Northwest of bridgeport, one
and i half miles North OF Patterson Miiis. II -
one Hundred and Fifty Acres OF said iarm ii
nI5fier cultivation. The remainder Is Wen
ffu7bered. 1t is well watered- fences IN gooa
r,-3-.sr has two good Orchards; UnueIiyIln,g yI.,lg
the whole and accessible from the west slde
il ), sig feet vein of Coal. There is good Coun-
ty Road on West as also on the has' my VI
The The buildngs consist of Two Dwelling u Honses use,
a stone Spriflg House a Barn co. ~ ieet, win
9ood Staining. Corn Crib, Wagon House, &C.
Persans iesirous of further information VIII
p'e"oe JAMES A G LAY,
MartIa's Ferry, Ohio
or WM. ALEXANDER,
Bridgeport, Ohio.
Oct27-tdecI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03

+ In sections of the country where a
/ i-- - FEVER AND AGUE
Prevails, there is no remedy held in greater
esteem Persons travelling should keep it by
them. A few drops, in water, will prevent
sickness or bowel troubles from change of
water. tf-- ic-f--.s.ts - ts-f-r.. :,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-03

WHEN. USED EXTEENALLY, AS A LINZ
MENT nothing gives quicker ease ! , Burns,
GUS, BRUISES Sfrdins, Sings from II is, and
Scalds 1t removes the fire, and E58 wound
heals like ordinary sores. ThCe2 y ufering
with RHEUMATISM IG0UT or Nfss IA ALGIA,
if not a positive cure, they find ne PAIN
I KILLER gives them relief when no Other rem
o<i Mill -.#.. -. . b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

OkACk1Ne THE PLANTATION WHIP AT Col
LEcToR BoswELL-The Ring seem to think
they will succeed in forcing Fred. Boswell into
the Bower traces BY threatening to overhaul
the affairs Of his Office if he bolts. They pro-
fess to believe there is something wrong about
his accounts, and introduced resolution of in
quiry in the Councils last might, making pretty
vicious snap Of the whip in Fred.'s face. But
thus lar he doesn't scare worth a cent, and very
likely they will find him an obstinate customer
te reduce to submission. Councilman Hatton
charged last night that the resolution of in
quiry was written by Corporation Attorney
Cook This is quite likely. Cook is a very
tiger Of virtue; and whenever he does happen
to fan from grace he can always show at least
CD good re asons for it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

Mayor Bowen to-day sent his letter accepting
the nomination for reelection to the Chronicle
ofice, and ii will doubtless appear in that pa
per Tomorrow morning. He informed our re-
porter who applied for a copy that he
didn't know that he was under any obi
cations TO THE STAR" and so we are un
able to lay the document before the public.
We are surprised to see politician of Mr..
BoWehs ability and experience making such a
blunder a. this. We didn't banker after this
letter, because these things are generally very
dull, long winded, stupid affairs, but very likely
We should have published it, and then it
would have been read before nine O'Clock to-
night by one hundred and nifty thousand
people OF al classes and politics, and had II
been very convincing perhaps he would have
made some votes by 1t; whereas it will be read
now only by few contractors, and bread and
butter men, who were sure to vote for him. III
Mr. Bowen makes many such mistakes as this
we may not be able TO re-elect him, which
would be pity. Anyhow it is a boon to know
that he accepts. The people were in a sweat
lest he should positively refuse to serve them
amy longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

The Chicago Tribune reproduces extracts from
the original internal revenue law and subse-
queEt amendments to demonstrate that the law
providing for a tax on incomes expires with the
collection Of the tax for the year ending Decem-
Der, 1869. Such being the case. the Tribune ar
CUES that Congress had no right to pass such a
joint resolution as that which went through the
house, declaring an act which had expired by
tsown limitation, TO have originally meant and
provided that il should not expire at the time
designated. To do this is to attempt to revive
dead act BY simple declaration that IL must
be constructed differently from what il expressly
provides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
Reading Matter on Every Page.
In the general decentralization Of the city's

In the general decentralization OF the city's
finances under the Bowen rule, it Is difficult to
tell which department Is the deepest in the
mire. We learn that through the robbery of
the school fund for the benefit of the cleo
tioDeering, vote-purchasing schemes of the ring.
The Public School system is again in a bad way.
Under The pressure Of the threatened exposure
IN congress OF the manner in which the money
due the teachers for their salaries was diverted
70 other purposes, the municipal authorities
managed TO make a raise. and paid the teachers
on at thattime; but their is now another month s
salary due them, and no money to be had to pay
them, though the taxes fer that special purpose
have been collected and spent. The salary of
the Superintendent of Public Schools is SCI eral
months behind Nearly all the bills or repair,
for the schools for the year are unpaid, thu rent
OF school buildings Is unpaid, and the bills for
stationery, school furniture, and miscellaneous
articles are unpaid. The Bowen administration
have collected the money for the support OF the
SCHOOLS for the fiscal year and spent it for other
purposes, just as they have used the money of
tne redemption fund, always heretofore held
sacred, for other purposes.
With q bankrupt treasury, and over ons him.
dred thousand dollars worth of CORPORATION
cheeks ahost, and no possibility of realizing anv
money from any source whatever until next
November or December, il seems pretty certain
mat the public schools must soon be closed. "A
the teachers on the last occasion when their
mesgre and hard-earned pay was withheld, de-
clared their firm purpose to stop work IL the
wages to enable them to buy bread was NOT forth
coming.
But what care the Ring whether the schools
are broken up not, 50 long as they fare sump-
tuously every day. What cares Mr.. Bowen,
telling back on the soft cushions of his carriage
.'the finest equipage in Washington" as q gush-
ing letser-writer describes it? What cares Cor
poration Attorney Cook, in his glossy broad
cloth, sporting his goid-headed cane, and jung
ling $500 purse in every pocket? What cares
contractor Morse, with his fast team, his FANCY
rig, and an unlimited supply of "chips?'' What
cares Elder Peck, 50 long as the salary of his
sinecure Office OF Topogrspher of the Water
Board b paid regularly? What care any of the
gang whether school keeps or not !" so long as
they are in clover?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

To-day the people OF Vermont are to elect
delegates TO a constitutional convention which
Is TO decide finally upon six amendments to the
State Constitution. These amendments pro-
vide-frst. that none but municipal corpora
tons shall be created by special law; second,
that State elections shall occur bisnnially in
stead OF annually; third, that the Legislature
shall have power to ill any vacancy in either
House; fourth that the Judges of the Supreme
Court shall be appointed by the Governor fifth
that women shall vote; sixth, that the Council of
Censors shah be abolished, and that the power
to amend the constitution shall repose in the
Legislature, whose action must be rectihed by
the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

MEMBERS or CoseREss LOSING CoyYIpENcE
II BowxS-washington Is in p, rfect sproar
over ies municipal election which comes of next
month The Republicans are running two can
didates and TIE Conservatives another. III all
three stand tin election day, Mayor Bowen viii
be reelected, but II the disaffected Republicans
and Conservatives unite, Bowen may be beaten
IN spite OF the claim Of Bowen that he repre-
sents the most extreme type of Repubiicanism
Many Of the stsnchest members of Congress
seem 10 have lost confidence IN him.--Despates
10 Prortdence Journal lre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

At Cumberland, Maryland, yesterday, the
municipal election resulted in the choice of
Republican Mayor and o Democratic City
Council. The judges Of Election recognized
the Fifteen IN Amen u ent Is in full force and
effect, and one hundred and thirty colored men
exercised thsir rights. Twelve hundred and
nine votes were polled, some four hundred less
than the fun vote OF tie city. The candidates
elected are Lloyd Lowe (RepubIcanl, Mayor,
and Councilmen George III. Myers, +. n. Ofutt,
James 3. Walton, Frederick Martens, +. II.
Grsmlich and VIM. A. Piatt-all Democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

Inc New York Journal Of Conmerce hopes for o
union OF the Methodist Church North and south,
and says there is probably no one act within the
power OF Southerners to perform more likely to
revive the old-tme smity between the sections
than that OF consolidating the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
TO RAII.Roln coNrRac1

70 TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals will Ne received Of the once Of
the Northern Pacihe Rsilresd Company, No. 40
broadway, corner Of Cedar street, New York until
WEDNESDAY, tbe hrst day OF June, Is7e, az Il
O'Clock noon, Tor the Grading. Masonry, Bridging
and Balasting - that portion of the Northerp Pa.
eifc railroad in the state Of Minnesota extendine
frym the D.lles Of the s., Louis River, 70 the Red
River, the western boundary OF Minnesota.
thing requisite TO oomplese the road bed Tor I.
single track and necessary side tracks ready 20 Pc
ceive the rail superstfucture Proposals nav be for
the work in detsii, or by the mile ~ '' 'o'
or. ssiu VII ALAG receive proposals ct
and ior the Iron Mans Spikes and Fxtuses for che
road ss above; The iron rails 70 be delivered on
enck al Duluth, Minnesota or At the Crossing 81 the
pp river. aud the tiee 20 be sccors
ING 70 blank forns, which will be ~ Cor distri
LUTON on Wednesday. May 9Th, ls7O st the ONCE Of
the company. 40 above, where plans of tine struc-
lures and maps and profies 90 the rosd, with full
,pecineations, can then be seen, and the time al
10y ed for completion OF the contracts made known.
The Company reserve the right 20 reset any OF all
bids not deemed % be los the Interest Of the Oom-
Printed circulars eont aiming full information VII,
befurnished. application By mail otherwise 20
Edwin r. johnson, Uhief Engineer, OF % the Pre<i-
dent OF the Compsls. at the once. No. 40 Broad
Way a. sbsye. y. GREGORY SMITH,
Prss34sBt korthers Pscifc r. r. 90.
New YORK. A1nl6. lsle ap1e-dff
RoOK AED JOB PRINTING
BIZ b. PoLKfEHoRN % h1~s's&'
lily u street. b3tveon oth ana I'm .,r.~s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

The cAyoniele dislikes the newspaper pbr...
"And nov comes" &c Our anti-reform neigh
bor will like il less on the first Of June, when IL
will be supplemented by the words Matthew
q. Emery"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

The bids for the ward paving contracts are
still kept concealed at the Mayors office con-
trary 70 law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

~"Shoo Fly has been introduced 4, Io,ao,
by the Christy MINISTRIES, and the London Times
condescends 70 notice II in Commentators
Terms.
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ESTABLISHED 1888.

EsTAbLIsHED 1888.
JOHN McDERMOrr BROS,
CoACH MAkERS AND CABBAGE 80.
DEALERS, EGZSS
sio rennsyiyania ave, near Sd street -
. CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
hECElNED ON STORAGE AND SOLD ON
C.RRIAnrs G0mMIsSIOH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
BOARDING.

TWO PLEASANT kesMs WITH BOARD IN
private family An Georgstow References re-
yeeueu. 6entlemen preferred. Apply n star
o''e. my6 a
EuRNfsMEp rARLoRs AND BED ROOMS
roh BENT, With without board. ct No.
sls Pa ave, bet. ~ and az sta Sinsia rem. ma
board, u Per week; large rooms and Mari 10 two
apl6 I'm - '0' ">-
EIRST.CLAss RoARD, WITH PLEAsANr
Il IkoNI Rooms, 70 be had re $50 N aEle terms.
At 1901, oer. Pennsylyania avenue and l9t n .,r.~s
oooa iocstfoe and accessible. mhf1 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

p ARE ChANCE t-Fsr sale four valuable LOTS
oil LAND situated In the northern section OF the
city: within one square Of the street cars. These
LOTS are offered for sale at moderate eroxsd rsst,
ahordiDg rare opportunity for an Investment.
For particulars inquire at the Gas once. sps-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

az Ssrr Il pure AND q L9yest rates.
Shy which will sell at 50 per cent. less ian rezu-
saI prices, as imported aud domestic Psrfumery
nail Infant Shaving, and Hat Brushes. Dressing
si me tooth Combs In great variety, Prepar a.
tens Tor the Com plea ion, &C. e -
,naaslne much enlarged my store, will give par
a,t.entioa 20 the Com pounding % Physicians
De pull az half the usual rates and every article
ARTHUR NATTANs, DRUGGIST.
sp9-T Corner ID aud d streets s. w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

ID pvH p6Mssg1S az R,eyysy Er~sisS.
RI, S1 d s;, r4ihk 1ikas 4 90,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

The rifty-sixth Monthly n Getting Of this Ass,cia
ton will be held at the City Han, on TUESDAY
MINING NJ, 10th Inst ats oslSsts
THE MAYOkALTY-Nowi is the time tor
S my friends 10 muster their forces, get the city
out OF the hands Of the irresponsible PARTIES aad
prevent Tor the coming two years the disgraceful
scenes ~ the City Hall. With the enemy divided
aod some ammunition, never will there be q better
m7 Ct ALFRED HUNTER
~METROPOLITAN DIVISION, No. 10,
os THE members and lady visitors Of this
on TUESDAY EVENING, May 10th, as business OF
great importance win be transacted Every memb ar
Is interested In the action Of TUESDAY NIGHT
mist JOHN TWEEDALB, W.P.
N~ WASHINGTON AND BOSTON STEAM
U3 SHIP COMPANY-ln accordance with the
charter, notice hereby given that meeting of the
eorporators % the WAsHINGT0N. AND BOSTON
STEAMSHIP COIN PANY win be hsaa at the store
nue.. opposite the Metropolitan botei, on WE'D
nkSDAY n ay 18th, at O'Clock ,. m. All parties
interested are earnestly requested to attend y7 not
~A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK-
uS HOLDERS Of the Pioneer Homestead Asso-
citation VIII be held on TUESDAY EVENING, NAV
70, at $50 O'Clock, at the Rooms Of the Board OF
Trade Tor the purpose OF considering and acting
upon the amendments TO the Constitution sugeested
at the meeting Of April 3; u,tiE '
HAIR RENEWER ...........-....7O DC
H At same low rate we offer Ayers, Rings
hontgomerys, Barrett's Mrs Aliens. ChsvaiIers,
TiNE OLD RYE WflISKY, .t
warranted for mediciua Al family hot
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pR,cxk J RAESAI R. IA j. hYARgE /, 49,,

Situated on X street north. between OH and 7th
streets, near Post Once Department.. Lot about 81
feft front by 100 feet deep, TO an alley II E-f 4.
The House contains l6 rooms, with Brick Stable
far horses. Price low. Cash payments sInail.
Long time on deferr ed payments y -
good location for . Doctor, Lawyer, or parties
doing business In the central part Of the city For
other particulars apply to =
:. W. II. CLA0BrT, Agent. y
hp2S-d TChron.l SIG Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
~ COLUMBIA.
In the matter Of Margaret Cronin,l No. 1921,
aiunatic -. Equity Doc g.
This case is referred to to ascertain the claims
and whether or not sale Of her real property is me-
cessary Tor the payment Of the debts Creditors and
others Interested notified appear and be heard
before me in the premises on THURSDAY, the i2,S
my7-ss WALTER 3. cox. Auditor
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-12
asMslru, &c.


Let those now come who never came before ;
And those who always came, now come the
more.