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THE PEKIN MASSACRE

The report of the terrible massacre of Chris
tians at Pekin on the 25th of June will
excite feelings of horror and indignation both
in Europe and America, and if the full par
ticulars of the occurrence confirm the first
rumors in all particulars, they can scarcely
fail to prodace reaction against the policy
inaugurated by Mr.. Burlingame that will be
disastrous to China. In all probability it will
be found that the Government is entirely in
nocent of any completely with the outrage
and the fact that priests and Sisters
of Mercy are among the principal
sufferers, and that a cathedral was
burned, seems to indicate an outburst of re-
iigious fanaticism on the part of the Chinese
The missionaries in China have never been
celebrated for their discretion, and we have
no desire to disparage the work in which they
are engaged when we say that very many of
the conflicts between the natives aud foreign
ers have been brought about by their want of
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The State Woman's Suffrage Association
have engaged Hathorns Village Hall, at sara-
toga for convention on Thursday aud Friday,
July 2s and 90. All the leading speakers are ex-
pected to be present
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THE COTTON SUPPLY.

THROUGHOUT the whole OF the season, says recent
number Of the London Mercantile and Shipping Ga
zette the standard English authority on the cotton
question, we have invariably expressed the belief
that the American crop of last year would be found
to be equal to 8O0O 900 bales and the present stats
tcal position Of the trade fully jusifes the asser-
ton. On the other hand the exports of East Indian
cotton have been larger than anticipated and there
is to believe that at the close of the
they will not show any considerable decrease as
compared with last year. The position Of affairs, so
far the visible supply of cotton is concerned may
be reduced to figures in the following manner:-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE. May %.


BEEF CATTLE-Thc offerings nj the
scales during the past week amounted 10 81
head against 40 last week. OF the NUM-
Der offered 30 head came from ohio ~ from
West Virginia, IL from Virginia. and 81 from
Maryland, over the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad: lUj from Illinois and B from Penn
SylVania. over Northern Central railroad; -
from Maryland on foot; and IL from Mary
hand by boat. OF the receipts U.s. head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, - by Wash
mgtOn and Annapolis butchers, lji sold 10
Spectators for other markets, and the bal
ancc were TcShppcd To the + ISt without
being offered here. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: Old cows and ScalawagS M ~ wd
> ull: ordinary thin steers, oxen ana cows III
- WpdG ~; fair quality bccvcS nj StwnI ",
and the very best bccVeS at - Wny ~ Il lUD
ltS, the average price being about - ~ gross.
The market was dull to-day nj Il decline OF
- To 5Uc Il lOO lis on the rates of last week,
closing very dull.
SIIEEP-Thc supply during the past week
has been in excess of the dcIlanu, ana Inc
rates have declined &c e n. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Sheep at i'2WGtIc I IL
gross. Lamb, 1T - jOGi - 4 head.
HO,iS-Thc supply during the past week
has been about sufficient 10 the dciilitllu,
and the market steady al last weeks rates;
but to-day the supply was rather short, ami
the market firm. Prices to-day ranged aS
follows: At So 800 Is - t lmliS net for far
to good hogs.
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MARSHALL County.
MouNDsvILLE, May %, 1870.

MOUNDSvILLE, May 20, 1870.
Editors of>the Register:
Township meetings were held in Mar
shall county on the DIST inst. for the
purpose of appointing delegates to
Charleston. As far as am advised
they were well attended ! have the
proceedings of the meetings in the fol-
lowing townships, with the names of
delegates, viz:
Clay Tow,,sh;p-II. j. MCLEAN: JON
athan Purdv, /. W. Gallaher, l.. 7.
GRAY and w. IL. Cecil.
Franklin To,cnShip-A.Q. Whitaker,
Henry Miller, VIM Cecil Jas. Cresaf
and Stephen Barnhart.
Cameron To,onship-M. c. Totten,
Geo. Carr, j. Londonslager, Isaac Cox
NJ. Cogley,J. Dakin, John Donohoe, E.
Porter, Abraham Ingram, :. c. Porter
T. w. Lowe, T Allen and &. Howard
| Mead Tocaskip-Eligha Young, 10
sephus Calvert. Henry B. Yoke, Isaac
Fish. Jackson O'Neal, Owen CLANCY
J. II. Speer Altcrnates-,I. w. Gal
| lagher and B. w. Price.
Washington Township Won have al
ready published a list of the delegates
The other townships will report in s
few DAYS. think Marshall will b,
represented by a delegation of ten o,
/ fifteen at least,
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On the 10th inst, the citizens OF Ran
dolph, who favor the repeal OF all Oh
noxiouS laws now in force in this State,
and the enactment of more liberal
measures, convened at the Court House
in Beverley for the purpose of choosing
delegates to the State Convention to he
held at Charleston on the S,h OF June
next.
The house being called to order,
Colonel David Golf made short and
eloquent address, setting forth the oh
jet Of the meeting, calling upon all
liberalmindei Republicans to unite
with the Conservatives in their efforts
to bring to an end the mis-rulc of the
Bitter Enders, and create such IL change
of laws as will ensure to lis the express
sion of the popular will. He claimed
that all white men in the State, should,
at leas:, enjoy those rights and privileges,
which we now extended to our former
slaves.
The Convention was then organized,
and Colonel Golf appointed President,
and Thomas J. Arnold Secretary, after
which the following named delegates
were chosen from the different town
ship in the county:
IlP. 4. Tollcy, \. j. Swacker, Jesse T.
Phares, Charles Fox, ThomasJ j. Arnold,
G. J. p. Cresop, j. NJ. Phares, Arch.
Wimotl, W. Crrcnce, JohnA. Hutton,
Thomas II Scott, Johnson Pharcs. d.
II. Lilly, J. W. Phares, f. \. Wyatt
Elijah Cooper, Washington llilleary,
Michael King. Alternate-Lewis
Baker, of the Wheeling REGISTER
The following resolution presented 10y
the President was then adopted:
Raaoicci, That the proceeding of this
Convention be published in the Wheel
IN REGISTER.
Thomas J. ARNOLD, Secretary.
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Democratic and Conservative
State Convention.

The citizens of West Virginia who favor
the repeal OF all proscriptive laws now IN
force in this State and the enactment OF
such measures MS will give the State charac'
ter abroad and harmony and prosperity al
home, are requested TO meet in their respec'
tive counties or townships, at as early dag
aS may be practicable, and choose delegates
To State Convention to be held in the
town of Charleston, Kanawha county, on
Wednesday, the Eighth day of June.
1870. To nominate candidates for the offices
of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary
OF State, Attorney General and Judge of the
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Each county or delegate district will cast
ten votes in this Convention for every rep
rcsentative in the House Of Delegates 10
which such county or district may he en-
titled.
The effect of our prOScriptive system in
driving large numbers of useful citizens
from West Virginia, and in preventing i'm
migration from other States, renders the
speedy abolition of that system necessary
to the public good. This call Is therefore
addressed 10 all liberal-minded men, wheth-
er Democratic, Conservative or Republican,
who desire to promote the welfare of the
State and vindicate the rights of her citizens
by appropriate legislation.
LEWIS BAKER,
GEO. X. TINGLE,
J. W. GALLAHER,
W. w. MILLER,
WIN. 4. HANDLAN,
Democratic State Executive Committee.
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WHEELING, W. Va, May 81, 1870.
Editors OF the Register:
\ few words from the neighborS o.
Mr. Applegate on the question Of his
resignation may not be inappropriate
at this time. There has been some tall;
of his resignation more than was ur"cs,
sarv. While ii does not pay this gen.
tleman to 20 to the LEGISLATURE, yet lac
is willing TO do 50 for the GOOD OF his
State. We now have a sure thing and
let Us kept Mr. APPLICABLE has been
a faithful servant, and ] know whereof
| speak, when say that he will dc
nothing now to jeopariize the good
cause. Although it will incOmmOde
him very much to go to Charleston next
winter, he will do so if his vote will re
deem our State from the misrule that
has long disgraced it.
At the meeting held here on the 2lst
the following resolution was 'n,an"
n,ouelg and enthusiastically adopted:
Rcyoicri That it is the sense Of the
Democratic party Of this county, and is
we believe OF this district, that Mr.. APP
plegate, the present member of the
State Senate, from this district, should
retain his present position, and we ear
nestlv protest against his proposcJ
resignation, and insist upon his retain
inc his place in the Senate.
In conversation yesterday with Mr.
4. he gave the writer to understand
that he was willing to do what the
party and his friends deemed best. Lei
there be no more talk about his resig
nation. W.
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Pruning Peach and other Trees.

Iwish to call the attention Of peach
growers to, the benefits of shortening
in" peach trees as often asonce in two
years, or at least in seasons when they
do not bear fruit.
April is the proper time to cut back
severely all the longer branches of your
peach-trees, as a larger growth ofyoung
wood will be made than if deferred till
summer.
The benefits of shortening-in may be
summed us as follows:
LIST. The fruit requires but little thin
ming.
2nd. The trees look better or more
compact and symmetrical or evenly
shaped.
sd. Peach trees properly cut back
need but little propping up when laden
with fruit.
4th. They have plenty of young
thrifty wood, on the renewal plan, and
will continue vigorous and healthy much
longer than if allowed to sprawl out
year after year.
The grape bears fruit on new shoots
OF the present seasons growth, and any
body will admit that it should be short
ened in yearly. The peach, unlike the
apple or pear, bears its fruit on shoots of
the last seasons growth, consequently
1t Is Just as necessary to cut back peach
trees biennially as to prune the grape
annually. The tree is kept within
bounds, does not get One-sidei, some
branches reaching ont entirely beyond
others.
! consider il as desirable to have
symmetrical, weli-shaped, fruit trees as
neat fences and building. 1t requires
but a small amount OF labor to make a
peach-tree rs it should be, if taken in
time, by one who knows how In
"shooting-in," cut of the branch at a
fork whenever practicable to avo;d max
ing stumps
Both peach and apple should except
open in the centre of the tree. In
pruning apple, pear or peach, whether
large or small, | cut back or shortem-in
any branches that extend too far out
for the proper shape and symmetry Of
the tree, whether they extend horizontal
~ or vertically.
Many farmers prune only about the
base of the larger branches or in the
framework of the tree, cutting or saw
ing off a great many branches which
they should not, and leaving many I'M
touched which should be cut. II fruit
trees are properly shaped and pruned
while voung, no saving will ever be
nccessnry.-C1r Gc,montorn Telegraph.
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Einrinnnti InrHeI.

tISCINNNTl, May -.
FLOIR-FirIn and unchanged.
GRAIN-Whra firm; grades of winter RED
at i llptl II for Nos. , and !. Corn dull anu
unsettled: closing at gOdIlc for mixed cal
and gjL!lSc for Shelled white the latter rate
for choice. Oats dull 1T jigh>c; supply large
Rye unchanged.
COTrON-Dull and nominal at 2lt4c foi
middlng and ~ ,c for Nu. middling.
WHISKY-Dull and unsettled: sales old
process at II DIAL 0j. IL was difficult 10 sci
above the inside rate.
PRONISIONS-Uncha Not mucl
done: mess pork held at 81 1j@0 W. Bulk
meats Salcablr mt ll@4@lF4c, but held firmly
nc higher. Bacon IN good demand nj 1875
for shoulders: lJ'salGiic for clear rib side
and ic for clear. but there Is not much Out
of smoke and holders ask higher prices Il
come out. Sugar cured hams NC.
LARp-lIcid III lie.
OII1-IInSeed III i ID.
EGtiS-.At l6tti1C.
GOLD-At III 4, buying.
ENCHANGE-Firm at par buying.
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West Virginia Insurance Go.
CAPITAL, $3.50, 900

rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise and Goods
IN Transit
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COUCH NO MORE.

..Ltcning and eNpectOrating. The eNiri'Or-
,iIitry mower IL Possesses in immediately
Chewing, and eventually curing, the most
obstinate cases OfCOughs,t colds, sore llIoHl'
G.nurhitis. Influenza Catarrh, HOarSeneSS,
,-'hma and Consumption is almost incred-
hi. ~ prompt is the relief and certain us
effects in all the above cases or any aiiectloll
ui the throat and lungs, that thousands Oh
mi All say that il is the most healing ana
,.<p,r,t0raiing medicine known. one dose
.Hwuvs affords relief, and i'll most cases one
In,rI,. effects IA cure. Sold by druggists, IN
l,ry,. bottles Price One lollar. II Is Your
own fault ii you still cough ana Suler. Inc
l,,I..tIu will cure.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR JOHNSTON.

Member oi the Royal College OF Surgeons,
London, graduate from one OF the most en-
inent Colleges in the United States, aud the
greater part Of whose life hns been spent I'm
The hospitals OF London, Paris, philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known.
Many troubled with ringing in the head
and ears when asleep, gipat ncrVouSncSS
being alarmed at sudden sounds, haShful-
ness, with frequent bluShing. attended some.
times with deragcment OF mind, were cureI
Immediately
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For Sale.

LARGE MANUFACTURING PROP
EKrY, situated on tn" Baltimore anu o!i ir
i'tir,,d within tWenty-eight miles of the
,.iTv Of Wheeling and doinga lucrative BUSH
ness. will be sold at private sale, on favora-
%I. terms. To any one desiring To invest in
sif,. and profitable business, TIE property
i;,in,, tn retire from business, will sell nj
les Than the above amount.
\ portion Of the purchase money VIII be
r.,,uired 10 be paid in cash, and on the bal
',,,.,. lime will he given. Apply to
TRAINER x CALDWELL, Attorneys,
~ Wheeling, West Va.
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George A. Martin. Commercial Edi'
tor of the Buffalo Erprrva, says: "ll
Dr. $agcs Catarrh Remedy possessed
no other virtue, its worth would be he,
yond price as an effective antidote tor
the horrors of cold in the head.
Twoorthrec applications have always,
in my case, removed the disagreeahlc
symptoms.
Sold by druggists or send Sixty Gents
to DR.. K. V. Pierce Buffalo, y. Y, and
yet il hv mail.
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NEW York. May -.
COTTON quiet and steady; snl"SAn bales
at :sn .cdor middliHg uplandS.
FLOUR Closed ~ better ON low grades
with n fair export and home trade demand.
GRAlN-W heat steady NJ II tifl - for
No. > spring and Il }:ul - for winter red
and amber western. Rye nominally un-
changed. oats rather more steady al ga
tic for western and 6iMGIc for Ohio. Corn
closed dull nj Al Gjdl II for new mixed
western.
PROVISIONS-Pork nominal at 81 - fol
mess Cut meats dull and unchanged. Ba'
con nominal.
LARp-Dull al loo 10 g for prime steam
on spot: sales 30 tierctS seller july and
August al Ice.
EGGS-Quiet at lS6t ISIS.
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Sew York Money Market.

NEW YORK, May y.
The cotton movement for the week shows
n heavy decline: receipts from all ports
1910 bales; exports, ~ III bales.
MONEY-Easy nj 3d5 per cent. on call.
The bank statement is favorable.
STERLING-Dull and steady AT lOgt.
at llFiG lifs; carrying rates 1di per cent.
Clenrances SOL ,0O.O0O.
GOVERN MENTS-FirmHr Coupons OF
81 ut ll73zall754; do '62 at llT sdil2hs; do
"a Mt lIlL@lllSI; do IL nj llIs sdlll5g; do
new ut llS14@Iii; do Ia nj lIiL@llIit; Ito 'GS
at llialli1{; lO-iOS at lOSi4al0~s.
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For Sale.

-, THETNDERSIGNEDO OFFERS FOR
"A site Lot No. IL, in GrahamS addition
-S-s- to- the city OF Wheeling, situate ON the
corner Of Quincy and Sixth streets. There
* gbud brick and frame house ON the cor
u,.r. containing eight rooms, with water ana
o., throughout and one OF the best cellars
I'm tho city. There is in connection Il good
stable. and carriage house. On the south
end Of the lot there is a good frame house
with I'VE rooIns. fronting on Sixth street.
This is a very desirable location. Parties
pnyI'S Wholesale Shoe Store, No ~ Main
lirI,., NJ. T. WAYMAN.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
n.,uk. Warmers Sinum Sitie. or w me
or Life. is free from any poisonous drugs
ur impurities, being prepared Tor thnSe WI"
r,,,mirr a stimulant. II il n splendid appe-
lll'.r and tonic, and the finest thing IN me
World for purifying the blood. IL is the
most pleasant and delicious article ever
onrrrd To the public, far superior To brandy
whisky, wine, bittcrS, or amy other artlcie.
and female, yOlIng or old can take the
Winr of Life. 1t is, in fact, II life preSerrer.
Thu>r who wish To enjoy good health anu Il
Tree. flow of lively spirits, Will do wen 10
take the Wine of Life. 1t is different rom
anything ever ever before Ill use 1T i Nor'
hy druggists: also at MI respectable saloons.
Price one Dollar, in quart bottles.
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DIR JOHNSTON

DR.. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy
and only Efiectual Remedy in the world 70
Weakness OF the Back or Limbs, Structures,
voluntary Discharges, 1mpotency, General
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor,
Low Spirits, Confusion OF Ideas, Palpitatior,
OF the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Dimness
OF Sight, Giddiness, Diseases Of The Head,
Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections OF the
Liver, Lungs, stomach or Bowels-those
Habits Of Youth-sECRET and solitary prac-
tiees more fatal 10 their victims than the
songs OF Syrens to the Mariners OF Ulysses,
elighttng their most brilliant hopes or an
ueipationS, rendering marriage, &c, impos-
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wheeling Island Brick Yard
for Sale.

TuETNpERSIGNEDO OFFER FOR SALE
,r K,.nt their Brick Yard on Wheeling
island. The yard has dry houses and all
Inndrrn improvements; has steam engine
and brick machine, with capacity of S,OO
,,,.r. day, and the best clay for brick making
T. Ia. found in the county. The active part
r,r is unable, from ill-health, To continue
fn. business. AlSnon hand and for sale,
- K. ii. SWEENEY x co.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep to an untimely
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunder OF eloauence, or
walked 10 ecstacy the the thrilling lyre, may
call with full confidence
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tn" many thousands cured at this tstab-
llshm"nt within the last twenty ycnTp, aud
the numerous important Surgical OpcTn.
lions performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed
by the reporters oi the SrN, and many Other
pap'TS, notices Of which appeared again aud
again before the public, besides his standing
~ "A gentleman Of character and responsible.
lty, i n sufficient guaranty t0 the AFFLICTED
Skin diseases speedily cured Auks
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Warmers Pile Remedy.
Wnrnrr.s pile Remedy has ne

Warmers pile Remedy has never lail-
,,I mot even I'm one caScl 10 cure me very
worst eases of Blind, Itching or Bieedlng
Piles. Those who are afflicted should nm
rn,aiiately call on their druggist ana get
Marshes PILE REMEDY, II u mp -, :,
t,,r. th. Piles. and is not recommended 10
cure any other disease. Ii has cured many
,-,-,.S of over thirty years standing. frlc"
one Dollar. For sale by druggists every
where.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, May D.

FIOIIR-Dull and firm.
GRAIN-Wheat 4C,ic lower: closing al
99B,c cash and 81 OOIg seller June; this after.
noon the market was dull AT 81 ~ cash and
81 OJi, al Of seller June for No.. Corn weak
and lS{@2c lower; closing duh Mt Sli49sl} e
cash and Sic seller June for No. :; un'
changed this afternoon. oats 4ni"t ana I'
lower: closing nj 1910 for No. ,. Rye mac
rive M nc for No. . Barley dull al SIC for
rejected. -. 80 .,o,.,,.
erS 10 choice shipping steers.
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DYSPEPS IA.
warmers Dyspepsia Tonic

Warmers Dyspepsia Io"ic Is pre-
i,rrd expressly for llySPepticS ana 'Ii"H'
YtI,.riug with hahilual CoStiVeue>S. IL Is
81 slightly stimulating tonic and splendid
auprriHrr: it strengthens the stomach anu
restores the digestive organs TO their healthH
Tate. Weak, nervous and dySptpilc per
IONS should use WARNER ; PfsiEf T7I'N.
TnXIC. For sale by druggists. Price One
lLtllIT
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BANK OF WHEELING
WHEELING, ". "a


DEALS IN BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
Government Bonds, Stocks, Gold, CONNER
ciul Paper, and all negotiable securities.
nj Special attention given TO collections
Interest allowed OH special deposits; four
per cent. per annum il left six months, and
live per cent. II len one year.
II. &. LIST, President.
GIBSON LAMB, Cashier.
JOSEPH SEIBOI.D, Asst Cashier.
mara
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY U. S.
CAPITAL. 100000.

DLOI NINFN q Ut vt OIN q y
CAPITAL. 100000.
SURPLUS. 10000.
MONEY RECEIVED On DEPOSIT.-
Exchange bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
RENTED.
Interest on special deposits AT the rate Oi
FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
post remains six months, and FIVE per
cent. II for one year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums to suit.
\ constant supply OF new Fractional Cur
rCuCy, and |, - ) and cent coin kept for the
accommodation OF depOSiturs and the pub
lie. GEORGE X. WHEAT, President.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier. marlS
ID. C. LIST, EOBERT MORRISON,
HENRY X LIST, GIBSON LAMB,
IpSI'pu SI'NHOIn
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For Rent.

IL THAT SPLENDID BUS y rs ;
f.1k stand, southwest corner OF Market anu
sS&Monroe street formerly occupied by
,',rI2 HARPER X BRO.
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W. II. AGNEW, Asst SecretaI
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For Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUN-
&S.fA e. TRY residence with ten
SNf fISXS. rooms and large cellar,
k.SShr3A good outhouses, &c, with
S.-aFlA-$abo four acres Of land,
I'm which are about seventy-tive bearing
o,,,Ir frees, n large number of peach and
,,ln.i,r. trrcS, also grapes and all other small
suitS i'm abundance. This property is stu
at,J ON the north side of Caldwells run,
, ,,,.,r The city of Wheeling, and is part OF
,'n1r is known us the Sunny Side Vine
,,r,I, and now occupied by George +. Clld-
We'll; will be- sold whole or IN lois 10 suit
purchasers. .,,.o
r"' P''>> l.. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent,
.nilic, ON Chapliuc street, between "isrt and
second streets. hlai'