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EI0N NEWS.



Tho proceedings of parliament during the
wsek have been unmportant.
The cabinet are represented as divided on the
question OF REFRESHING disturbances in Ireland.
Me-.rs. Gladstone and Portescue oppose coer.
clon, while other members urge stern and imme-
date measures. Earl Spencer threatens to retire
from the cabinet unless measures for repression
a'e immediately adopted.
The famous Mordaunt divorce suit WAS brought
to close on the 25,h ult., the jury rendering
verdict that Lady Mordaunt was insane, aud
therefore denying the divorce. 1t, will be re.
membered the suit was brought by Sir Charles
Nordaunt on the ground that Lady Aordauns,
who before her marriage had been on intimate
terms with the Prince of Wales. an intimacy
which, in spite Of the opposition Of her husband,
was kept up after her marriage had made vol.
untary confession to him that the intimacy with
the Prince had been of a criminal character.
The Prince was placed on the witness stand, bat
denied the charge with the utmost energy and
posiiiveness. So, possibly, to save the reputa.
ton of the heir apparent, or righteously, the
lady is pronounced insane.
has been laid, so that England is now in full
telegraphic communication with her East India
possessions.
The stwpendous information comes by the ca.
BILE that the Cambridge boating club has rejected
Spencer from the crew. Whom thunder is
Spencer
Ireland.
The Tipperary district has elected Mr.. Heron
to parliament in place of O'Donov N Rosa, Mr..
II. beating Hickman, who was supported by the
friends If Rosa, four votes. Inter 80 excitement
prevailed during the canvass. NJ. Heron who
was present at the polls, was only saved from
the mob by tho energy Of the police.
France.
The city OF Paris seems to have ignored politics
during the past week to attend to the more i'm.
portant affair OF Mardi Gras and the carnival
festivities, by which the gay city always ushers
in the penitential season OF lent. Immense
crowds filled the Streets the weather being fine,
but no disturbance of any kind occurred.
Spain.
Affairs in Spain are evidently improving The
political news during the week has been wholly
unimportant The single announcement il made
that three generals have been sent to distant
posts en- account OF "disloysl uttsranoes." In
liberal America they would have been promptly
dismissed the service in Disgrace.
Russia.
The funeral Of the Hon. Arson Burlingams
tsok place a St. Petersburg on the 2ssh, the
Engl,sh, French and American ministers sotins
a psll bearers. The rsmsins ass 10 b ssut b
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THE Macon (Ga.l Telegraph says that the
expulsion of WHITTEMORE for selling a cadet
ship reminds it of the highwayman who whip
ped his son for stealing apples.
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America in charge of representatives, both Of
China and the United States.
The weather in Russia, Sweden aud Poland is
said to be the coolest this winter experienced
there within the memory Of man
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By Rev. A Ceghorn DID, In the Baptist Church, Ottawa,
on the Cd inst, CRAIG MOORE, ESQ., TO Miss lamar C..
AEADER, both of Ottawa.
By the same at the place. JOHN +. MEAD.
Err, Esq, to Miss REBECCA j. MOORE, both Of Ottawa.
On the % inst by Arthur Lockwood, Esq., at the Exchange
ALICE LITTLE NJ )OREHEAD, OF Deer Park ~
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#arrteD.

At the residence of Mr. this city
At 10 O'Clock T., BY Rev Father Terry Mr JAMES HOY,
OF Serena 70 Miss MAUD A. CALvEY, Of Kenosha Wis.
The happy couple have gone east . wedding tour.
May storms beset them and sorrows forget them,
And theirs be innumerable Joys,
And good luck attend them and Providence send them
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PFus,ola.

In the Reichstag, on the lot inst. in opposition
to the earnest protest of Bismarck. q resolution
was adopted BY 81 majority in favor of the aboli.
ton of the death penalty.
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A SPECIAL PREMIUM.


so Bushels instead Of q, so instead Of 10.
100 lnstcad of 80.
Condition Thorough culture They are hardy prolific heavy
10 to u lbs 10 measured hnshc have Arrangements SUP
ply many hundred bushels Win sack and deliver express
or freight office :. hushc cash to accompany order
or VIII forward 20 hlshc orders NJ Is per cent u. d.
ula s LOOK at the par1 Eun Chicago dated l!h Fcbus
~ 1870 or aend one stamp and directed envelope crnar
Ior mutual benefit please order early lat You will secure
ter TINS and coming years the heat kind OF Secd Oats
general cultivation 3D. want hrlp solve the question or
e e%s nj. what Kind Of Oats best for thy farm
II Please address or call on NATHAN wOOI.SEY,
March 9Th, 1870. Ottawa, IN.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, l. SALE CousTY-ss c~cUn Court
Catherine Lyssght rs. Thomas Lysaght.-BW for Droyce
1t appearing from an affidavit file In the ONCE Of the clerk
Of said Court that said defendant Thomas Lysagh upon due
inquiry cannot be found in said State Of Illinois, and the par
making said affidavit having been informed believing
that said defendant Is resident State and said
complainant having filed her bill Of complaint In said Court
the chancery side thereof the h day OF February
1870, herein, and summons having been issued thereon
cordng to law;
Notice therefore is hereby given to said defendant Thomas
Lysagh that unless shall personally be and appear before
said Court said thereof be held the Court House
Ottawa in said county the second Monday Of June next
A 1870 (when and where said Is returnabe and
plead demur except to said BILL the will be
taken for confessed against you and the matters and things
therein prayed for decreed accordingly.
CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk.
J. B. RICE, Solicitor. march5-4w
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oNccpt Il II, hMN,.,.. . ~ q
And that time redemption the NJ
OF land viii expire the cath day OF
1870 and the eight tracts will expire from sale than
ah of June 1870 and the eight tracts bought the Nth 3e
and the OF land described this notice. bought o.
OF June 1862 will expire the SOth OF June y
1870 - l.. II. DELANO. 30.
ottawa, February .6tli lst0-4vs
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STATE OF' ILLINOIS. La SALE Co.'s.
y CuCG COu,t thereOL 10 J,.e Tenn, lSi0l ChQncery
Mary TillOtson ~. Levi Tillotson.
II appearing nom affidavit file in the office Of the clerk
OF said court that said defendant, Levi Tilotson il
resident OF said State and said complainant having filed her
bill OF complaint IN said court the chancery side thereof
the Sth day OF February 1870 herein, summons
having been issued thereon according to law
Notice. therefore, hereby given to said defendant, Levi
Toson that unless shall personally be and appear before
said court at said term thereof to be held the Court House
in Ottawa in said county, on the second Monday Of
June next, 4. D; 49, when and where said summons
is returnabe and plead, answer demur except said
bill the will be taken for confessed against you, and
the matters and things therein prayed for decreed
ngly. CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk.
j. W. BROWNE Solicitor. march5-4w
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w house. eight rooms With good accommodations Fam
y either pay cash board lady Uhe owner Of tie
honssl Tor psyineut ~ agreed ". Enquire of
Feb. ~ ~ YOUNG 3 RYAN.
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Spain.
Russia.

The funeral Of the Hon. Arson Burlingams
tsok place a St. Petersburg on the 2Ssh, the
English, French and American ministers sotins
a pail bearers. The remains are 10 b ssut b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-06
BETHANY COLLEGE,

TIHE THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
| Institution will commence On MONDAY,
III. 9th Ol SEPTEMBER. lS7y. and terminate
on the 18th Of June. ~. II i romanticl-
II situated IN th- midst of he BEAUTIFUL
and healthy hill-c.uuiUY Ui the " Plnhan-
die" Of wC~J Virginia. easily accessible by
railroad or river and surrounded with the
most favorable influences Tor student He
Ii has Il property i'm Endowment, Build
iug~, Apparatus, Library, &c. ~ over sIb,-
u1, and Is thus enabled 10 sustain faculty
and furnish facilities for q thorough t'iut*t-
cation ~ the very ilrSt pr,irr.
ANPLE ACUOHNoDATION- are provided n.
both public and private boarding, and M
furnished rooms will b. let To Students WHO
wish Ia board Themselves.
CuUKsE or IS>TRUCrION.--!. Regular Lit
-Jary Course. including the Ancient Ian
.suageS. Tor the Degree ~ Bachelor Of Ats
=. Literary md scientific C"urS'' for III
brgrc,' ri BJclielnr at Sciences. *. NJ
tp,Ir>r for Master al Arts. 1. The Course for
Master Of Sciences. i. special tour~N II
Practical Chemistry, civil Engineering. &c.
Detailed Information ~ Ia these Courses
VIII b. found I'm ruT catalogue.
tPrARATI'- AND MUSEUN.--Thc InSliiu-
fipn has u complete -et a: Philosophical
Appa-niuS and students Who wish IL are
trained ia the Use ~ Field Instruments
a!~J a thoroughly nt;'d up l.abrat"ry. Tor
practical instruction UHi work - Chemict.
Analysis. and an ampi" NU~"UW for the"
study at Natural History.
TEESi~.-TIIllOu. 80 per lesion. BnaTi-
Iug nom :. 10 = -" wr"N. InfuTuisAI.
rooms - p3.r -i-~ipu 10 each student. pre-
ptring fur Tie Ministry. Fro" Iuit!nn 10
sons -: Ministers uf the gospel 81 ali do
nominations.
For further particulars apply FOR c,'a-
lDyur 10 Professor &. l.. iuO$, sec ctary. ~
To- ". X. PENDLETON, President.
iNl>. Bethany. West ".
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West Virginia Insurance Go.

TAEIS RISKS AT TILE LOW EST
rates on Buildings OI all kinds Furniture,
Household t'OOsiS, Merchandise and GoSiS
tr.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
cincinnati Market.
,oI. CINCINNATI, Augui

FLOUR-Dull sales OF family al
Sc 5O@6 IS. -, ~ ~
GRAIN-Wheat, dull and but little
demand Red Winter 81 256l 80 for
Nos. 3, 2and |. Corn, dull at S56SSc
sales small. Oats, quiet new at 800
40c; old at 50@j7c, latter for choice:
Rye at 90995c, aud dull Barley, m
changed.
COTT0N-Unchanged.
TOBACCO-Cnchanged
WHISKY-Dull at 9I@,gec.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork quiet and
frner at $50 co. Land steady at l6lc.
Bulk meats held firmly, but not much
done. Shoulders held at l3lc; Sides
l5l@l6f@l65c. Bacon, fair demand
for shoulders at l43c; sides at l.sG
l7ic for clear rib, and Isle for clear.
SUGAR cured hams at 26c.
.BUTTER-Scaroe and in demsnl nj
2oG2Sc.
EGGS-Steady at l4Gljc.
OlI.S-No change; and the demand
light.
GOLD-l2lf buying.
MONEY-Markct unchanged
EXCHANGE-Dull at l-l0rh PER
cent discount buying
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University OF Virginia.

VYHE SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
commences annually on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER and continues without
interruption till the Thursday preceding
the 9Th ofJuly enSCing.
The organization OF the Institution is
very complete, embracing extensive and
thorough courses OF instruction in Literal
ture and Science. and IN the Professions OF
Law, Medicine and Engineering.
The expenses OF tie Academic or Law
Student. exclusive of the cost Of Textbooks
and clothing, and pocket money, amount
10 about 40 per session OF nine months:
and OF IN. Engineering and Medical stu
dent To about Ssti. NJ which sums. rcSper-
lively, sAD or ~ * payable Oh admission.
and the BALANCE in the progress OF the
session.
For details send for catalogue, z. q. Il nj
ycrS!fy vi Virginia.. =. MAUPIN,
iv-7 Chairman ot the Faculty.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. August )
ELOU E-ClosCd active aud &c lower
on common and medium grades.
. GRAlN-Wheat slightly in BUYERS
favor, without much demand At II @0a
! - Tor common 10 choice: - 81 ior
spring and Fl 30, | 5>for winter rel
western Rye quiet and steady Oats
duh aud heavy at Sc for western and
-teady for Ohio at Ola 66c. Corn dull
at 946y96c tor new mixed western.
PROVISIONS - Pork unchanged
Beef steady with moderate demand
Cut meats nominal Bacon quiet and
steady. Lard nominally unchanged
EGGS-Quiet aud unchanged.
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New York Money Marker.
New Y"Gk. August .


business in Wall street j. dull.
MnNEY-Ea-y at ia ) per cent. on
call Time loans at 6!@1 per cent
- STERLING-Nominal AZ 9!@@!.
Sight bills l0!@lai per cent.
GOLD-Quiet and steady; opened at
81 oil. advanced 10 81 2l!. and closed
at 81 pho 2ls The Germans were
free sellers a. we'll a heavy purchasers
Of bonds, their operations in the latter
j. estimated al two and half millions
Carrying rates Of gold , per cent to
fat. Clearanccs $jj.0OlUOu. tor -
port tomorrow SSO0.0O0.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-tilm.
Coupons Of II, ll3!@ ll3{; do o.,
ill{@llIE do 81, llO!@llOj; do G.,
llUS@ ll0i:do new, l09g@ l022 do 81,
lO93Ml0gt: Us. lO9!G lG9f. l0-4us.
lO7!M log. Currencies, Ill
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4 Pleasant Incident.

Speaking of, the recent election Nv
Kentucky The Paris Citi-sn says:
Among the many pleasant incidents
of the day, as indicating the spirit OF
DemocratStomaris the negroes, was a
handsome donation made 10 George
Williams a colored man, formerly be-
longing TO Mai. Geo. W. Williams, who
voted the Democratic ticket. He is
lame but an excellent blacksmith.
When the fact became known, that he
had voted Democratic, collection was
Immediately taken up which realized
s2nO with which 1t is intended 10 pur-
chase him a small LOT and cree, upon II
a blacksmith shop
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August ;,
FLOrR-Quiet western -uPertinc at
81 UOG6 ~. extra n X OUloI ~ iami-
Is at = jOM : 90.
GRAIN-Whrat steady. western ut
81 5oM,l ~. Corn, white ~ 81 Ijm
| ~ yellow firm nj II 10. oats firm
At 900 j2r tor new. Rye al 9jc
PROVlSIONS-Mess pork firm ~
$3l 0OG3l 81 Bacon firm rib side
al ISc; clear rib at Isle: shoulders at
lj3m IGc: hams At 2G@ 26!c Lard
Juict at l. ia, l>c
WIIISKY-B~tter feeling ami scarce
ut 81 ora U5.
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The Early Rose Potato.

The agricultural editor OF the New
York Trj,mc thus sums up his "X-
pcricncr,
The potato fever that three years AGO
wa, - general ha- almost died out.
The Early Rose came into notice dur
ing this exciting time, and it is the only
variety from large number that were
introduced about the same time that
has held it, own There were more of
the Rose planted in this district than
all the other varieties, and the demand
in the market at the present time shows
plainly what q tavorite the Rose has be-
come among consumers.
\ potato dealer said to me few days
ago, while talking on the subject, that
,he.could sell twenty baurels of Early
Ros e for one Of any other variety now
in market lie said. "Everv one wants
the Early Rose. ami can hardly sell
ANYTHING ei>e,
As far rs | can learn from different
parts of New Jersey, the crop is lighter
bv one-third than last wear. This will
account in some measure Tor prices
keeping up. commenced selling Early
Rose al 81 - per hushcl, and July II
sold them in quantity Al II per barrel
Isl barrel more than Early Good
rich were selling for the same day IN
same market,
Ne experience with the Rose IL that
! for summer and fall potato itisan excel.
lent variety, but i decidedly \ bad
/ keeper. Ii has not rotted with me, hut
sprouts so soon and SO often that il loses
It's firmness. and then cooks poorly.
The Early Rose potato kept with
u until May, with no rot whatever and
with no greater amount OF spFoutIn9
than characterized any other variety
| We kept them in dark, cool and vel
Z ventilated celler. To bury them IN th'
ground would be quite a. well.
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n e LIST RoREGr MORRISON,
HENRY n. LIST, GIBSON LAME
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.

rINHE NEXT TERN WILL RE IN, n
i all departments, THURSDAY MORNING.
SEPTEMBER lst, and continue sixteen
weeks.
In the Academy, thorough preparation
for College may be obtained, ana instruc-
ton received in all the branche, usually
taught in High schools.
Tuition Is RENTED, both in College and
Academy, 10 Union soldiers taking full
collegiate course, and 10 students preparing
for the ministry.
The Trustees have decidAi 10 establish
Department OF Science. with special refer
rHce to mining, metailurgy, &c.
For further Information apply 70 Presi-
dent Andrews, or 10
l. EDGERTOS, Treasurer.
Marietta. Ohio, July -. lS7n. tvn
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, August ).
ELOI RI nchanped.

CHICAGO, August =.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and lG. &C
lower. closing at 81 l6!@l l. for No
> This afternoon in fair demand at
81 2l4G 2li seller last half OF August
Corn dull and lc lower. closing at ~
@7S!c for No. , This afternoon the
market was quiet and unchanged.
Oats duh and Ia l. lower closing Mt
1870 for old. and 40c Tor new No. ,.
Rye a shade easier, closing firm at Sic
for No. ,. Barley steady at 81 oig
| % for No. >.
PRONISIONS-Mess pork at $29 30
@'30 01y lard quiet NJ 1870: shoulders
at l3!@l3ic.
HOGS-Fairly active. firm and nm
changed.
CNTTLE-Steady at - ~, l2lc
for prime TO choice shipping steers.
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{ commissioners Sale OF Real
Estate.

10y VIRTUE OF \ DECREE ul THE
- Circuit Court OF ohio County, rendered
' "a n" nth day Of April, 1870, In a c;,uSe In
.rtucrry therein depending in which sun
.. 4 \. plnhJr and Others are compiaiualli>
IA isabella Dunbar and Others are defend
ms, will, OH MONDAY, August I'd,
~ at tina front door OF the Court
Hy,lSe OF OHIO County, sell AT Public Aur-
t.al, 10; mum Der four T. in jonathan L'n" :
t!t,!pn u The city OF Wheeling.
TEENS or SALE-Dne third Of the pjlr-
...l.,~,. money cash, thu residue IN TWO e'iu.G
..,vnlenrs of six anil twelve months each,
win Interest from the day OF sale. the
2 purchaser giving bonds with approved
...u~.iy lrr tnC deferred payments.
Y. RICHARDSON.
Commissioner.
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Quincy street Residence For
Sale.

- AN AUTHORIZED IT, SELL
- the large and magnificent residence
-S---of T.. Il. Moore, $50. situated on
yulncr street, between Filth and sixth
-;r,.,fS. IL contains ten rooms, besides pan
~. kitchen bathroom, cellar, &c, &C.: has
80. and hot and cold water on all IN" floors.
.3...nu ,hurl~..> lrrCuruplets and ufth' most
.,..t,uIIiaI kind. Inc entire premises ILL;
u 10. most perfect order. Lot ~ feet 'front.'.
\I~n for sale. One-half lot of ground ALL
ming same. THOMAS O'BRIEN,
s,-.r, Real Estate Agent.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

rVHi> INSTITUTION OFFERS y SAFE
and pi"aSut home and superior ed'i.@'-
tiunuI advantages in the solid Branches,
Modern Language, Music aud Fine Arts
THE COLLEGE EDlFlIE i spacious
brick building, cli=bly situated and Yet
retired and lU!"t. with beautiful grounds
and fnn view Of II" city aud river. j =
completely furnished. lighted 10y gil~, heated
~ warm air and Well supplied with water.
THERE ARE SIX DEPARTMENTS in
the college instruction IN all = thorough
a ID practical. The Faculty numbers twelve
The Institution j. well supplied with Ausl-
cal Instruments. Philosophical and Chem
ical Apparatus, Maps, Charts. Cabinets, etc.
Among other advantages are LScfU"'.
Musical Il r"fTy. Literary SJ"i,fi's. LibrIU
amt Renting Ram, .NG,D'" Dputm''i. g.
MUSIC.
~p-uI attention will To-. devoted {" N"
p..lartmru' Of Music and superior ai'au-
'tg,.~ afforded al mpi"TI'" rates. The
teachers IN fli. ir artmuUf have d'SnrN-
oily high reputation.
THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT ! an
Ter In, special r.rrc Oi The President amt !i>
wife No paili> will b" spare! ~ In1i>' this
drpautmauI h"mc-.iS. AMI Satisfactory e"
Il! uUr patrons.
All oar terms are moderate. q B"trl,
furnished room, Wishing and IiZH' pr
term. only -.
TIE NEXT TERN CoVnENEES
SEPTEMBER 9Th. INTn.
For Catalogue, inS' issued or further ia
formation. address.
rugl INV. v. II. MORTON.
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Trustees Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
ID made and executed 10 me by VIM. An
Icr~on, dated March l2Ih, 1870, and now OF
rccord in deed of trust book No. 2 page lS5
n the Recorders office for Wetzel county.
Nest Va, I will, on SATURDAY, the Z.th
lay OF August. 1870, at the front door OF r.
Blacks Hotel, in the town OF Burton, Wet
81 county. w. Va. sell 10 the highest and
lest bidder for cash. the land in the above
a t.,.d mentioned, being tract OF 20 acres OF
;imbered land. near the town OF Rnrton,
,dioin ing the lands of u. :. Rrmley, Henry
, hurch and others.
Selling as trustee, viii convey only such
. lie as Is veStel In me, which i believed
~ h.. nnrf.-,f. W. Y. HOGE,
- Trustee.
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For Sale Cheap.

~,n ACRES OF LAND On THE LINE
wv al the Il. & -. z. r.. & miles East oil
Wheeling, in lots TO suit, with u fine TWO
-..Iry dwelling house and outbuildingS-
Tn- house, with about lU0 acres, partly
approved, will be sold separate.
.Tpi~ property is known as the Kline mill,
IA J. 4 fine site for a country store.
NI>n, a steam Circular saw MIL and TX
..rr,~. with two or three yoke of oxen and a
By W. V. HOGE & BRO, 3
E-a' Estate Agents, ley Market street.
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Z. cRASeLE. J.DALzELL EccLEs.
THE CITY BANK,
T,.ilyI,lroI I.IobTlItv,I

Ipdiyidral Liability
Is PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL Bus
nes appertaining To Banking.
Deals in Bills OF Exchange, United State,
state and County Bonds, Gold Coin, and all
Negotiable Securities. AZ fair rates,
Notes and Bills of Exchange Discounted.
Collections made fDC Merchants, Manu-
facturers, Banks, Bankers, and Others, on
all accessible points in the United states
and Canada,
Drafts in sums to suit purchasers on all
the principal Cities and Towns in Germany,
Great Britain and ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits.
r. CR-ASGLE- President.
J. DAIZELI- Vice President
+. II. ECCLES. Cashier. feb
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For Sale.
For sale.

Il THE UNDERSIGNED OFF Frs FOL;
N sale Lot No. u, I'm Graham'S addition
-A-tO the city OF Wheeling, Situat" on the
.orner OF Quincy and sixth streets. There
a good brick and frame house on the cor
.vr, containing eight rooms, with waterand
y,,S throughout and one of the best cellars
n the city. There IS in connection n good
stable and carriage house. On the south
md OF the lot there is a good frame mouse
with i've rooms, fronting on sixth street.
This il n very desirable location. Parties
Wishing 10 purchase win please call at :. J.
.goy,I's Wholesale shoe Store. No. 70 Main
.'rsG, VI. T WAYMAN.
n.NNI