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RY COOPER LATIMER, .Auctioneers,
- (Succeesors to Jas. O. Mcclure & Co.
Southwest corner Of avenue and llth n

GeGbcs 6 Gun r. Va A3 AZ Al Rud GAHR IN
~ 6. =; m Vie: Only EsSoTdsdI y Is: 6isrf
81 ;s's ssSssSss s. Is e a.s 9;
4ey ,Oat - o'clock At the auction rooms ofCooner
4 Latimer, in the city Of Washingtoa, 8 Trsct Of
ls5a Y Louder equity. II the STATE q yirgna On
deeas e combining two hundred and thirteen acres
s so0 Rscns' he title I. BELIEVED be
vested in me 81 aid deeds. = =
Terms: Cash. II not complied With In i've days
from day OF sele the property VIII be resold At tie
nh and cost Of the hrst purchaser. etsnps
md COMPRISING Ct the eost Of purchaser. -
NV a. LshEDHkflHCnMp Bi nc9V!Rsa TTu:tes;
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AUCTION SALES.


Tomorrow.
RY TnCs. B. wAGGkmAN.
II Real Estate Broker and uctjoDesr
sls 7th street, opposite Post once.
iMPk0HED PROPERTY FOR SALE ON 4
sinhHr; BETMkEN 23D AND 24rH.
- Vn " EDN kSDAI, Nay 18th at ID n m .
E shall Offer at public auction on the pr,fpises
.he three-story Frame House, No 330s on
street, between sd and 2lth "
;lsIms One third cash balance in six twelve and
esnteen months All cow ysncine at purrhaseris
cost To be resold In i've days If terms ~ sae ara
not complied with. s 100 down ON day Of sale
"4-d THOS. *. WAGGAMAN Auct
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MAR RlED.

RAf-CADY: On the 18th inst, by Rev. ID. w
Anderson, JAMES Ray to ANNA CADY both o
this city.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneerv,
- No. $40, southeast corner Of It'll and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN ID AND Sd

Dy virtue OF uo0d OF trust. dated 6eA october,
1858, recorded in Liber and r, Ne. ., foiios I'd
county, district Of Columbia shall sell q public
s s as ~ front Of the prsrsss M0HDAf the
Of lot Of ground situate and lying in W ashinstop
city, In ,sid District and Known and distinguished
in Square No. 562 beginning 1t tie n r. corner OF
SAID lot and running thsnce south lso feet, to pub
lie alley thence west ~ feet inches thence north
$50 feet, TO street, thence east 20 feet 8nches to the
beginning; with the improvements thereon, consi 81
ing OF nearly new three story Dwelling House and
back building, containing 10 rooms, with eli modern
Terms Of sale: $500 cash, {of which ssp must he
paid down at time Of sale balance In equal payments
ct 6, II, @, and y months; the purchasefS notes TO
from the day Of sale and secured By deed Of trust on
the premises. All eenyeyancing and stamps at the
piled with within FIVE days after the day Of sae the
cost Of the defsuiting p1rchaser. :
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.

RI COOPER LATIMER. Auctionesrs,
tSuscessors 70 y y hc1uire Co..
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nyoxs Am sxEurua uuLnss Dons Up IN
stssa suersvsa vrsspsr, Win fse-aniIs Of =
Ohsnical warshouss, 81 asssd
.rasv an HxLnDoLD.
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Indian, military. and other purposes, viii be ex.
The Offering Of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed and will proceed in the order
in which they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
no private entry Of any OF the lands Will be admitted
until after the expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city II w sshtngton,
this "a day Of Nay, A. d lN0. u. 8. GRANT.
y JosxpH g. WILSON,
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II washes I'VE pieces in four minutes.
1t washes them thoroughly.
1t washes them without injury.
A child work il.
A few dollars will buy il.
1t never gets out Of order.
1t never pulls the buttons of.
DEPOT 314 SEVENTH ST.,
my14-u NEAR PENN. AVENUE
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WEST VIRGINIA.

THE town Council Of Clarksburg has
recently refused 10 grant liquor licenses.
THE ConAsrratioe says Clarksburg West
EnA is excited over some kind Of q
mysterious creature which disports itself
in the river there at night, "a big white
something which splashes around and
makesa;noise to tha;diSmay Of the neigh
boring dogs,"-"the sea serpent, mer'
maid, or ghost More likely milk.
maid or some other Kind taking swim
under cover of the friendly darkness.
THE Supervisors Of Harrison have deter
mined't 10 publish their proceedings i'll the
local papers.
CLARKsBUR0 has recently had q few
cases Of scarlAtina. ..-
THE Berkeley Union, this week, pays
its respects in vigorous style to Col. Sam.
Young whom it learns is an independent
candidate Tor Congress in the Second dis.
trict. We trust the Union is misinformed
and that the Colonel will not do himself
such injustice, for he win be tho mlysuf
fercr by such u course,
The August term OF the L. S. District
Court Rillbegin ut CIarksbtirg on the s4tll
inst.
CONCENTRATED LTE seems to be ia
vorite with small children. \ little child
Of Dr. Kennedy! near CiAFEshIHg' died
from dose Of it a few days ago. 1t /:
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The Convention To-day.

Its the belief Of men in both parties
that if the Republicans to-day nominate q
good ticket, composed Of men who are
personally fitted for the places, and per-
sonally acceptable to our people, there is
an equal chance that a good part oft will
be elected. Our chance to elect Sheriff
is especially good.
Next 10 the nomination for Sheriff the
weakest candidates on the Democratic
ticket are those for House Of Delegates
and Senate, fthe people Of this city and
county care unything about having q
delegation IN the next Legislature capable
of taking care of Wheeling interests. If
there is anything in reference to which
the people Of this city should be wilinsto
forget mere party differences tits in the
selection Of o delegation to the next Legis.
lature. Expecting their candidates Tor
House and Senate would be elected, the
Democrats should have given US men who
would be influential and useful this winter
at Charleston. They have failed to do it.
With such delegation as they have pre-
scnted, Wheeling would be utterly with
out influence and her interests would be
slaughtered, unless private citizens went
down there to protect them. Now it is
the plain duty. Of the Convention to-day
to give us strong and acceptable candida
les for House and Senate. Ifthis is done
and Wheeling suffers this winter in
the Legislature from the weakness Of her
representatives, the voters Of the city car
reflect on nobody but themselves. t.i.
The only nomination to be made today,
over which there is likely obe much per.
sonal contest, is that for Sheriff. Several
excellent candidates will be before the
Convention, and so tar as we can judge
there Is little choice between them. Yet
II we are to elect q Sheriff, it will be NIL
important to AVOID the rock on which our
opponents split. It does not matter 50
much who the candidate is as that lie has
our united support To secure this it is
only necessary that each have fair and
reasonable opportunity to try his strength
before the convention, and whenever it
becomes apparent candidate lacks the
strength to succeed, that his friends
yield their personal preferences to some
one else. Our candidate for Sheriff, who
ever he may be, will not have his path
strewn with roses. lie will have much
hard work to do and expense TO incur; and
if he is to be congratulated when nOmina'
ted, his unsuccessful competitors can con
graduate themselves that they have es'
capped the heavy labOrs and responsibility
which the nomination imposes.
Letharmony and success be the motto
to-day and until the election.
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Mr.. VIM. Iagans, where he gave the
alarm.
On Thursday morning he was, able 10
walk out, but felt the effects very scnsi.
bly,. r
MIL. L. Hagans was much respected
by ali who knew him, and his death has
cast gloom over the whole community.
-Ha9laod Journal.
uoRsE KILLED BY LIGTTNISG.-One
day last week as Mr.. Harrison Shaw OF
Grant Township was returning home to
Bruceton or Brandonville he was overtaE'
en- by thunder storm. lie tied his horse
to an ont building belonging to Mr.. Fike
and took refuge in the house from tAe
rain. He had scarcely reached shelter
when his horse was struck by lightning
and Instantly killed. The charges sup
posed 10 have been attracted BY some
bars Of, iron and steel placed In front OF
the out-housc.-Eiing'oood Journal. :,
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"some good moral man or lady" TO take
charge Of column Of that paper. Some
such n person is sadly needed to take
charge Of whole paper not thousand
miles from Market street, in this city
some one whose conscience would not
permit him to tabricate little stories out Of
airy nothing or to write letters and sign
other peoples name to them.
The house of DR.. Raymond near Frank.
fort Greenbrier County, was recently
struck by tightening. Shingles were torn
from the roof and thrown q hundred
yards. Ii did NOT take fire nor was any
one injured
A DAILY line OF coaches now runs be-
tween Romney and Green Spring Run,
on the railroad.
RoNSEY is soon to have q school Of
high grade for both sexes, under compe.
tent teachers.
BENJAMIN II. SAITH and John Park
are the Democratic nominees for the House
Of Delegates in Kanawha county.
The Kanawha journal says three hun
bred Cinnamon will he put TO work on
the Greenbrier end of tho c. & o. r. r.,
and il the experiment prove successful
more will be employed.
ABOUT dozen parties have been ar
rested in Boone county under the enforce
ment act for intinlidating registrars, fraud.
ulently registering and procuring fraud
ulcnt registration Of Others. About hall
dozen Democratic newspaper editors in
the State have exposed themselves to the
penalties of tho Goth section, By advising
the summary arrest of registrars for moi
doing what the law does not require them
to do. Better be careful, gentlemen, how
GU handle doublc.edgcd tools. gSiiir.
JosHrA MoRRis is the Democratic can
didate for the House of Delegates in Put
nam county.
Mr. C. NJ. SEuSS, Of the Wet TIrgini.
an, declines 10 be a candidate for the
House of Delegates in Marion.
OuR West Virginia exchanges come to
hand This week containing the advertise
ment Of the Amendment to the COnstitu
ton. The Wft County Democrat remarks
of it: THE Wheeling papers seem tc
think that the Flick Amendment . il
knocked into 'pi,'" The Democrat mus
be aware that the INTE1IqEScER has OK
pressed contrary opinion. The Demo
erat says:
We think the opinions Of our Wheeling
brethren premature. The,Governor la;
sent the advertisement to every county in
the State. 1t will appear this week, which
gives it twelve weekly publications before
election day-27th OF October. This We
believe is equivalent to three months.
RoxxEY has population Of AGO.
joins W. SLACK, OF Kanawha county
has published card announcing his with
drawal from the Democratic party.
KASAwuA COUNTY this year lcvics 81
cents on the 500 valuation; Ohio county
90 cents.
OVER u hundred colored voters hav'
been registered in Charleston.
JAMES II. FERGUSON, ESD, late Judge
is the Democratic candidate in Cabell anC
Lincoln counties for House Of Delegates
and occupies his time making Democratic
speeches. His Republican opponent i
E. a. Smith, Esq.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ FOR RECORDER .NEssrs. E1ltor':
p1e1Se announce Inc rauae OF Gro. II. ECRTz as
a Candidate for Recorder Of Ohio County. sub
ject always 70 the decision OF the Republican
susIo MANY VOTERS.
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WEDLoCK.-THE BASIS OF
= w Ctytt Society. -Ea3says 70. Young Men, on
the honor and happiness Of Marriage and the
evils aud dangers Of Cslibaey=-with sanitary
help for the attainment Of Ranp true position In
life. Sent free, In scaled envelopes. Address,
HOwARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa,
r rna9t-dEw -, -,.n.,- -, ,-..
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~ HURRAu PoR OHIO CoUETY-sdn
one more for SHERlHI.-4HSSrJ. EiitOrt' Please
announce WuLIAM c. PICK as the WOrEingmen'e
Candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision OF
the DemOcraIssOl Ohio Cpuuty, onths 9Th day
Of October, 1870. ,.o,,,,-s.
auyS-S MANI NOIEhS'
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MANY VOTERS.

s1-FoR sHERIFF.-7o ne CItt:taS Of OHIO
C6T0IV At the request OF my friends, Offer
myTeli a. a Candidate for Sheriff Of Ohio COun.
II, subject to the Republican Qouyention q said
county. R. W. MCCLELLAN,
auo8 OF Riverside Nail Works.
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DIED,

TODD-O1 Sunday, Augutt i!th 1870. at ~
O'Clock r. H., at tho residence OF his parents on
Quincy street, Raw. MARTTX Luther ToDD, 900
Of ORA S. Todd, Of this city, in the Slst yearot
tSoticc OF Tho funeral will be given tomorrow
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET,

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET
FoR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM E. STEVENSON,
or Wood County.
SECRETARY or TuE STATE.
JAMES n. PIPES,
OF Marshall County.
AUDITOR.
THOMAS BoGGEss,
.,4 OF ROauO County.
rREAsrRER,
JAMES A. NACACLEf,
or Ohio County.
.. ,g. ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A. BOLTON CALDWELL,
OF Ohio County.
JUDOE aCPRENE COURT OF APrEALR.
JAMES Il. BROWN,
OF Kanawha County.
ron coxsEEss-Y1Esr DISTRICT.
NATHAN GoPP, in.
OF Harrison County.
FOR coNOnEsS-sEcoxD DISTRICT,
JAMES c. NcGREW, d.
o. Preston County.
ron coxOREsS-THrRp DISTRICT,
JOHN S. wITCHER.
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~ FOR SHERIFF.--EHtfoES EaGEili061.
E&Sa ar Please announce my name 8s q
candidate for the SheriGaltyof Ohio County. II
elected. propose 10 donate of'ths net proatS Of
the OGice the following sums to the objects emu
mcraESl: $500 towards the construction Of the
County Poor IIouSe; Zoo to the Wheeling Hos.
pilAl: $1,000 to the Children'E Homoa &, 900 10
the EngliSh Evangelical Lutheran Church now
being erected: $500 towards town clock 10 DO
placed on the German Catholic Church, Centre
Wheeling: $1,000 10. tho Turner'S Association,
and the remainder to charitable and humane ia.
situations. lT -I. A. J. LONG;
v0o ..-s......r .F t.fr % o.. re- .
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T wFoR DECENTRALIZATION. Editps: Please
announce l. Il. WILLIANs As Candidate for The
ofice or Sheriff Of Ohio County. subject % The
sngS mo- n. MANY FRIENDS.
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rA-FoR SuERIFF.-.Nsttra. EdiorS: Please
announce that TIioHAsJ J. BLAIR will be Caudl'
date for the 6nlcS Of Sheriff Of Ohio County a
the ensuing election. subject to the decision o.
the Republican County Convention. -,
Apg5 MANY VOTERS.
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New Advertisements.

A N ORDINANCE FOR ASSESS.
~ ing rLd Levying = Special Water Rent for
the City Of Wheeling for the year lsIU.
SEcRiON I. A u enacted by he COUHdI q he
City Of WGHtliN9. That the rsverAl persons, par
tlet, dEms and corporations IN tho section esp
cIGlly heretofore mentioned shall pay q water
rent for the year 1870. for the use and beneaG Of
the sid city, Is follows:
NTrE4 ~ Ann
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No. Editors Of the LnttligeHeer You will
49, 'pFeAee announce jas. n. CHARS0CK,
the Blacksmith, as the Peoples candidate for
SHERIFF or ONO COUNTY, at the ensuing cleo
tion. and 0bllHe. 'E'1@' MANY VOTERS.
WHEELING, ". Va, July .l6, 1870. Iyis
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49, FOR snERIFF.-nitors Iutszl2tSS-;
~ ar: AT the oIItItaiton Of many friends,
Wy. B. SNPsoX has consented 70 have his name
announced as candidate for tho Sherihaity Of
endcavUrB to RcrTe the public faithfully and In
partially. Mr. SIXPSoS win, Of course, abide the
decision OF tho County Republican Convention,
should one be held - auS2
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NTEDToNIi,o COLLEGE OErsyIR
-INl GINA, RICHMOND. = ~.

u VEs0S4VSV VU -10IV-5I8 ~ =
The next Annual Course o. Lectures will com,
mence on the tFst Monday in Oct0beF, and con.
dnns dVe months, with \ fully organized FAculty,
(conEitttng 81 nine ProIess and with aLi,th
other facilities for tho ihiSOt6h OF The lectures
In the several departments An ample supply Of
material for Practical Anatomy : .ftH ~
CLINICAL Instruction at the C0llCR Hospital,
the City Aims HORse, tWhlte and eolOred,l Bnd
The DISpPnAaEy ,athcbsd 70 tbq C0lISG4 Special
Clinics on dlte6Scs Of the Eye and Ear, and
diseases Of Women md Children.
Naturalization, Is; Full CouEse Of Lee.
lures, $40: Graduation, $50; DemonStEatOE Of
K TsiscaSSSis, indulgence for Tho Professor
Fee1 in Nf0flHf EhRaA mes. u VI, .... d 70 IL.
BoESpfI Ris6mCnd SIS to 50 PEE month.
For further information, OF o0pI1Ot CatA'
logue, address, ,r. L. S.J0YNES, Md,
anGA-eod ~. Dem Of the FAculty.
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a<zSFoR SHERIFF. Editors LnttIlgnosr:
vs. Please announce me as The Peoples
Candidate for The SherifRlty Of Ohio County.
jy2S" $50 HENRY C0SAST.
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49, FOR SHERIFF. NtssrS. Editor
S4a Please -sayso my friends that will bt
. Candidate for. Sheriff for Ohio County. at the
coming election, provided l get the nomination
In the Republican Convention. ,,,,
auG4 j. ISAAC IhWIN'
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DISSoLUTlON.-The Co.partnership
IL heretofore existing between Seilander 3
StOner, was dissolved August 1st, by mutual
consent Geo. W. SIoner Is authorized 10 settie
the business Of the laie hrm. $3.50
The undersigned h1S. formed. 4 CO partnership
with Mr.. Fred HanEe, under the hrIn name Of
Stoner i Hanke, In tho Chrome, Looking Gl4Es
and Picture Business. o,I I
hereby return thanks TO my friends and the
public for their liberal patronage and respect
fully ask continuance Of the Fame TO the new
arm, At their place Of business, % Market street.
Cnng!es Block.
RuGi2 ~ '.'rIfr. l.: SE!LASDER.
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49, FOR SHERFR.-NsssrI. Editors:
4ASa Please announce onr most worthy fel.
i0w-cilizen, wv. HASTINGs. as q candidate FOL
Sheriff Of Ohio County. subject 70 the decision
Of the Ohio County Republican Convention, and
obllge, ~ y ono
aagl ~. =. MANY VOTERS.
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Adopted February q, 1870
: In the House Of DI9egateb. Thursday. February
q. 1871. the above resolution Was adopted.
TnE YEAS wERE-Messrs. WeCh, Speaker
ASuew, Ballard OF Monroe, Ballard Of Logan,
BcltZhOovrr. Bower, BEAunon, Burgess. Davis
son, DOneho0. Evans, Fansworth, Fisher. Elan
Agan, Flick. GAndec. Guthrie, lIrVeey, Howard
Jackson. Judy, Lamb. LAMOn, Lynch, Maxwell
Mccoy, Meadows, Miller, Nicely, POwnall, RAIDER
Kepp, Scott. Smith, ,TcteF, Thomas, Wells and
WilkinSon-:BS. s-l
TH1 NArs wERE-MessrS. Baker,. Barlow
Carpenter, Chamber, Collins. Cfacra1, Davis
FariS, Coz, HaSfier, Hill, Howe, Peirpoint
Price, RCxruaj, Stufgis5, Summers and Whoa,
In the Senate. Monday, February g, 1870, The
above resolution was adopted.
THH YEAs wERE--M eSSFs FarneWoFth, lPreSi
dent, Apologize, Brown, Gather tJGmeSl, Cathe'
(Je4te H. Cook, Cane. Davis, Dayton, DooIit
tie, Gold, IlHTmAn .KOOuce, Leonard, Patrick
PhGlpe, RamSdell and YOuBS-lS.
TUE Mars WmR-NesgrN foreman, lumph
Teys, Werpinggr aud Wilson. ,aug6
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TINTED STATES BEARSHAL's
" SALE.-By virtue Of an order 10 Bank
ruptcy Of the District Court Of Tho United States,
District Of West Virginia, l shall, on l...
Thursday, the 18th Day OfAuguSt, $50,
Proceed to sell at public auction. at the Store
Room No. 8 Odd Fellows Han, Monroe ttreet,
Wheeling, W. Va, the entire stock Of Groceries,
Provisions and Produce, contained in said Store
Room, and lately belonging 70 William D; Note.
Al sarne time and place will also sell the lease
for said Store Room.
/ am authorized 10 sell SAid stock or any part
thereof at private sale; aud parties desiring TO
purchase eau examine the same at 9nY time pre-
TiOuE TO sale! y '''3 ''
TrrmS Of Ssle-CASH.
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Itis grand book; new, Original % large ex'
tent complete as q whole and In each OF It's parts,
and CmInently practical throughout.
II Is received With the greatest interest and an.
probation. and has already been adopted In al
their teaching by many who have heretofore
been unwilling TO use any instruction books,
Published with both ADIrteIn and EWr0pG1E
PiRQrrinO, In separate editions Price 90
Sent postpaid to any address on receipt Of price
OLIVER DlTSOS 5 CO., Boston.
C. II. DITSON & CO., SeW York.
aupiS-M F''-... ttH
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GERMAN INSTRUCTION.

~
At the last regular meeting Of the Wheeling
Board Of Education, Il was received that when.
ever, In any township OF the District Of
Wheeling, any or more pupils belonging TO the
Grammar or intermediate schools, shall signify,
through their pAlClEs or guardians, desire 70
study the German language, provision shall be
made for their instruction In said language,
InfQFdGs that II may be- known II, dino time
In which OF the schools II VIII be necessary to
provide for German instruction, the Committee
Fequ est those parents or guardians who desire TO
have thoir children or wards instructed in the
German language In the public schools, To- give
In their names 70 the Commissioners Of their &c.
spectiVe townships Cd or before the 18Th day Of
August inst In Washington township, to Wm.
Stewart, John Scott OF Louis BayhA: in Madison
township, to J. N. Blckel, John PfAar OF T. 7.
HutehlnsOn; in Clay township, 70 Augustus Pol
lack, John IT. Hall or Dr.. A. 8. Todd; In Union
township, to j. u. REing, J. A. MOleAlf OF James
Launder; In Centre township, TO Andrew VII.
son, John Hamilton or y. ", BAssett; In Web
Sler township. TO WIZ. Harrison, Geo. CaFpa.
han or Vim. WeitEel.
The Commissioners will ple1se bear in mind
that the names OF such pupils only should be re.
eeIyed az belong properly 70 the Grammar and
intermediate schools. ~ - .tw.f.b
-,f... j. II. BICKEL,
80. Chairman Com. on Ger, lust,
WHEELING, Aug. II, 1870. Augl2
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No. l9-McLurc House pure, ". F G31dH t;s,
4. Co, pFoprletnES, premium, TAlns S!@'
Pitcher and Goblet for Running ho!st \,
Mares or GeldingS; mile heAh' oE'' ! ~
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-15
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

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SEA MOSS FARINE-.Said 20 be very fine for
l lIE Desserts and an elegant aud dainty
r.s dish for the hck. -Ita
COX'S SPARKLING GELATTNR-An old "a.
vorite with the ladies' TOT JelHeB-
I s-.'F bright. clear and beautiful. -.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WISE-JuEt the article
q, 10 use with CHx's GelatIne-of rich
II anh luSciouA flavor. rsgayus p.
BAKERS COCOA-WaIranted Pure, delicious
-EI and nutritious beverage. "a -.
HECKER'S RARtNA-Prepared especially for
lnTalIds and children.
ASGUSTURA RITTERS-Tha genuine article
% for ladies aud children In feeble
WINE OF pEPSIS-The most perfect remedy
f1E Indigestion and dyspepAia.
CORN STARCH-FOr Puadings and Cusiatd4
TAPIOCA-A!plen dessert, either alone or
with Berries. 8.
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