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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
Tlue weather south.

Nsw oRLEAJis, Dec. Pit is raining
hare. with the thermometer at "a 8
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:CalifornIa-Atd for the Freneh-Tax,
ing Chinese.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-The French
citizens here have raised $40, GOO in gold for
the patriotic fund by the sale Of Christmas
Sheriff jackson. of Trinity county, has
been arrested by the United States author
tiles for violation OF the fifteenth amend
ment, in exacting the miners tax from
Chinese.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
SALES.

Rheat:-White, SO bushels mixed at $3.50: %
els very inferior ut SlO5 DO busfels Inferior at
Sl.l5; 500 bushels good on private terms rs bush
els badly cleaned on private terms; $50 bushels
Total, ], $50 bushels. =
Wheat.-Red, 2e4 bushels good at 81. IS; 900 BUSH
els at 81 10; so bushels inferior ut S1.as: 2S.
bushels fair at $780, 10 bushels damaged at a0c. |;
ESQ bushels ut &l523 80 bushels inferior at 81 90
l2 bushels at $40; 20 bushels prime on private
terms bushels inferior at $I.2o; 10 bushels very
damaged at $l.123. Total, l,75S bushels. !,
C0rn.-Whlte, 7ls bushels prime at zoe. Yellow,
% bushels very good on private terms. Mixed, SO
bushels prime at zoe.
Oats.-ss bushels prime at 4Sc.; so bushels prime
on private terms 1874 bushels very good at 47c.;
80 bushels good ut 4ec. Total, ds4 bushels.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Whedt.-Whtc 90 bushels,
Oats. 0S bushels.
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BOeKs AND STATIONERY.


<o>~~~~o~~~~~~~
nLD AND NEW FIRMS WHICH PUR-
" POSE opening new account books on the Let
Of January, 1871, will find 1t more satisfactory to
have their
: BLANK BOOKS
made up in advance Of requir ement for use.
We are prepared to receive orders from mer-
chants, bankers, and others, for SINGLE BOOKS
or COMPLETE SETS. We promise good books
at as low prices SIS can be made.
WOODHOUsE & PARHAM, 4,
no1s 1905 Main street.
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[Signed] JOHN JAY KNOX,
= Acting Comptroller OF the Currency

This Bank has been organized as above accord
ing to law. and will commence business on the lsT
OF JANUARY NEXT, or sooner II a suitable Of
fee can be had.
For tre pr sent I can be found at the Office of
Thomas Branch & Go. The books are low open
red Thousand dollars $500 00o, and viii be glad
If those who desire TO subscribe will hand In their
names at once the law requires the annual meet
Ing to be held on the second Tuesday In January.
JOHN B. MORTON, Cashier,
date of tie National Bank Of Vtrginia.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-23
MARINE HNrE14L1aEHOR,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DEC. %, 1870.
Sun rises. ...,... IT'S Noon sets, ...,..... GIL
Bun sets. ....,...,,. Az High tide STA
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE Co.,i
RICHMOND, Dec. co. 1870.
dividend NOTICE.-The Directors
~ of this company have declared DIVIDEND
Of I've per cent. free from all taxes), payable to
the stockholders On the goth instant .
de 22-7t WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Sec'y.
S1ST DIVIDEND.-The Directors of the
~ Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
papy have declared their regular semt-annual
DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT, payable on
the 2Sth instant. All taxes paid Dy the company,
..sss WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
de 20-dl0t Secretary.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
4 RICHMOND, VA, viii pay semi-annual
diyidand of five per cent, net to The stockholders
on and after the 24th instant. 49,. ri.
de 20 s. B. SMITH, Cashier.
DANK DIVIDEND.-Ata meeting of
ID the Board Of Directors of the NATIONAL
BANK OF VIRGINIA, december II, 1870, 1t was
resolved that DIVIDEND of six 10y per cent be
declared out of the net profits Of the Bank for the
last six months, payable on and after the 26tn In
slant. free of tax, to the stockholders.
de l9-1w j. B. MORTON Cashier.
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The Disaster ON the EIfssissJppt-
Thirty Persons known 90 be
nrnr 3 !

MEMPHIS, TENN, Dec. pa dispatch
from Vicksburg says that none of the cabin
passengers Of the steamer Nick Wall (snag.
ged at Grand Lake, were lost. Thirty deck
passengers were drowned, The Wall took
seyenty-four passengers aboard here, they
being mostly Georgians and North Caro-
linians, en route for Texas.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR ExCuAHaE, {
kICHMoND, VA, Dec. 20, 1870, I
NFFERlNas.

Wasot.-White, 1858 bushels. Red, 1926 bushels
Corn. White. so4 bushels. Yellow, 90 bushels
Mixed, 80 bushels.
Oats 434 bushels.
-Rye.-50 bushels.
BeGnS.-18 bushels.
EIGrsssd g bushe1e
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Tobacco Markets.

hlChMOND, va t.,s..a.
DECEMBER :2.--There Is very little doing In our
market. and there viii be comparatively nothing
done until after the holidays. The small offerings
upon the market go of freely at good prices. We
quote: 90,
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San NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a w. 1 INC 4 ' =
HAVANA, Dec. 22--There was a severe
earthquake at Hayti on the 7th inst:
:, THE coffee crop in the southern districts
Of; Hayti is O. failure, but it Is abundant In
the northern districts. 5' e ]. Z t.f. q.
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BANKERSs DC.
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK OF RICHMOND,

OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1870. }
Where as, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned 1t has been made to appear that
The Merchants National Bank of Richmond, in the
city OF Richmond, In the county Of Henricoi and
State Of Virginia, has been daily organized under
aud according to the requirements of the act o.!
Congress entftled.'-An act to provide national
currency, secured by pledge OF United States
bonds, and 10 provide ear the circulation and re-
dsmption thereof approved June 3. 1894, and has
compiled with all the Provisions OF said act re-
auiredto be complied with before commencing the
fore. L John Jay Knox, Acting Com ntreller Of
the Currency do hereby certify that the Merchants
National Rank of Richmond, in the city of Rich
mond, in the county of Renrlco, and State Of Vir-
ginia, IS authorized to commence the business Of
banking under the act aforesaid.
{ Seal In testimony whereof witness
! Treasury my hand and Sc of office this
I Department. 18th day Of December. 1870
No. 1854.
TSigned7 JOHN JAY KNOX, j.
Acting Comptroller OF the Currency.
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TIE EUROPEAN WAR.
TIE pRUss1ANs ADVANCING j
no RIOTS IN PArsTs.
TIE DEEENoE or dHRRBoURe..
BAVARIA AID TEE sosrH eEsaAs oosrEDs-

&C., 60. Go.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THE RECESS EXTENDED.

House met at y H., Mr.. HANGER in the
hair
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TEI,EGRAPHIo NEWS.

"a !, s.:.',.;; &c q, s., .',
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~, scnste met at noon.. Mr.. WAppEIL,
rrcSjdrn. pro tcr'., in the chair hail..
l.c ,S",cr hy Rev. VIM. II. Christian.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-12

welHen 6rau 86nis Ausbrnh, lodte TO.
aIeih eIifems 8lidt auf bie SHUTTER unb
Iidt In ibre arme mtrfenb, lag fie lauss
aumm unb fpraStlpc an Der miitterlihen
Brulf. GnbIiG fanben aud bic anbsrn
Greunbe 0eIegeHbtit, ibre @lidpiinfhe
an,ubringen. Gftfe reitte t6nsn NlIsn
bic 6anb, atIetn Der Druid, welHen @rnIf
ertielt, mar wdrmer, Der fir i9n befimmte
gtif innieer, aIs fir bic 9nbern, unb
sntbiett einen Danf ausbrudspoller, alS
ons g8Urts. bic fe tdtte Iasen f5nnen.
Nuh rie Mutter be,eiste mebr burG ben
glusprud ais Die Wense ibrer Borte, pae
iir rem arrBen Dienlt su ipiirbieen wuete,
ben Grnft 70 9liidlth eerelen mar ibr lei-
fen sn T6nnen, unb f6ten iiber ben gBis>
rsrseptnn Der stltebtsn Sp&ter bic aus,
sefdnbene ansf falf sdn3lib psrseGsn
,u batsn. Deter mar inbe0en 70 siemli6
Der einjiae @efprddise In Der @eIeu1&aft
uno ais SIau 85nis ben SprIGlag madtte,
mad 5auie 3uriid3utebren, lief er mil se'
fddftigsr Gle bapcn, ben @assn gu Bee
fsllen.
Nrd auf Sem 5simwsee 1uate CT bic
@eieai&aft 3u unterbalten rnb srbsitern;
aber feline Spabe fanben tpenig 4ntlang
unb tpenn man aud niht aerabe fagen
tonntf, baB bic Sttmntuns etne triibe ge.
pelen fei, 70 tparen bod 2llIe frpt, ais bic
6etmat9 erreiht ipar unb bic Stiqe bes
Shlaf9emafs ansenebm NIT ben fiir3IiG
erlebten aufreeenbsn Seenen epntrafirte.
Sn bas SGlafsema& Der 3rauen biirfen
mir natiirlth ntdt brinsen, fplltsn une
ater gar niht wuneern, rpenn In @lilenS
unrubisem ShIummer lebbafte Srdums
NIT BEN @elfalten bss @ntfiibrers wie bee
Srretttrs pcrgebrrrIHt bdtten. Wlit @rnl
biirfen ipir fdon eber stben. grpnrf fd
auf ittn Eager uno lag funpenlans. otns
ben Sdlaf 3u iinben. Sft eutl6lhpfte Der
Name @tiGe feinen etppen; aber auf men
be,pg lG bieler Namep Meinte er bic
Gfpl,e SiblGnberin, ipslHe ibn f&n5be
perlaGtn tatte2 gBar es oieleiHt bic felt.
fame Sanserin, weldbe tbu allentbalten
su perfplsen fdien unb itm In Der lebten
Winute pie n5t6ssn Winfe 3u gltIens
Rsttuns ssssbtn battsP Sbsr mar 60
enelt& tie 9c6ttr fetner Sauspirtbiu,
bas einfa6e &inO, pentser sssisnet, bic
eetcenidaft feurts Su entflammen, aIs
cine fanftere unb bauernbe Neisung Elm.
suF6een? SD mibts mid iebr trren, penn
bic bret ni6t a1e ibrsn Qntbeil betcmmen
b1tten; bod pirb wptl bic Su&ter tes
5auleS In letnen @sbanfen Sprseterr1ht
taben. CT bate ie ia Dor tpenisen Stun.
ben aus siner brinsenben @sfabr befrsit
unO elm esIsiftttsr Disnf bepirtt oft, mas
Sussnb, @silf unb SdSnbeit ni&t srrst-
den fCnnten. Grnit bate iebt fU3uiasen
&beil an ibr, nabm besbalb ein erb5btes
Sntersife unb empfanb cine Neisuns fir
oas bsfreite @fdp&eu, bsHen paterli6er
@tarafter lei6t eine wdrmere 6drbune
annebmen fcnnte.
C8rrtisBans fcIst)
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Die .seatnralifatiOns.s sin.

Die benz gonsre6e purIisssnbs Bin bat fcIssu.
ben Snbalt:
ST. Stbtr Grembe, Der NIT Der MbIi6t, 9iiresi
tperben ~ ppflen, brei Sabre IN Der Union uni
feds Npnate in benz bttrefenben Staate ippbntr
unb 80 Sage in bsnt bftrefsnben County, fam
I'M 3ulaITung gum 8iirssrrr9te BET benz Bun
bss-Gireiiit- cher Difrifs. @eriGte leines Dit.
riffs einfcmmen bebufs DECENTRALIZATION.
So. gBenn fein IplbeS @eriht IN Ieinenl
County srilfirt, fanfi er ib an ireenb Gin rpnpe.
tentes @eriHt balelbt penben. sfe eri.E s.1
3. Rad sebErieeni 8eipriIe, baB sr sur yia'
tiralifatiCn iifitfr pbiseu 8tbineun9sn berr9tsi
IT, foil tbm brfagtes @eriGt mad AbIauf ron G
Wonaten BON Datum bsr Grfldriins, baB tr BE-
reHtiet ID; has 8iIrenre6t SerIeibsn. ..3
DieIe Bill nnterlAtieet T9 pelentlib Dpr Der
urlpriinslit einesbradten, tppna1 ber Sirser-
rs@ts-@nnbibat SABRE I'M eanbe sstpslen lein
fpllts, unb tpeI6e etndue Examination Itiner pa-
pierre bur6. tieptn Dritten etlfattete. = 9Iud bic
pbensrpGbn { Bill bat ben Geblrr, bae lie ale
Burger, bic fhpn Dor ;pei Sabren ibre Sntentipn
erflGrteH uRb iebt Siiresr tperben fUnnien, I'M
minbeifsus Mrnatr suriidfGisbsn iparbe. Sebs
@rlhperung, bas 8irgerrebt sn erlangert pf-
berlpribt bsm @eife btr 8erfaiIuns unb mub
bon allen Seiteu aaf bas Gnti&iebsufs bsFampft
perben.
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0efpnhere 0nthritht.

9faGritt ptrb bitrmit ereeten, bat ber Inter
3ei1nete, o8frftrtistr unb gsrf6ufsr RON W4i-
iieralpaHer une lpnttsru @etrdnfsn IN (5lalHen," /"
cine 2iIfe btr Ron ibni gtbrnihtet 8lalten IN
bet Mmisfube ees Stadtsltfretdrs BON pennlyl-
panien bfpcnirt bat, nnb aegen ireenb cine PER-
Ion pber perIpuen, ber 70 be;tiduetf 8lalden nit
WineralipaGer pbrr ireenb sinfm anberen Sc
trdnfe fiillt pbfr ie fault, Ssrfauft p6sr auf r.
eenb cine art banfit baneeli, pbsr Ts brntBt, nm
Obj barin ;u balten Ober 3u irssnb stnsm 3wrdr,
pirb 9tfsblt9 Strfnbrrn tperben.
afrHgf 8rtebr. SbrabeE
SCRANTON, pa.
Wlan beaGte naG1ebenben @sleberlne;
&c ipirb biermit ais iinsrIrBIih trfi1rt fir
irssnb peIte ptricn pber YerIOnen, pbne @r-
Iaubni6 bes Gisentbiimers trssnb 70 be3eibnete
GIa1Hen NIT WineraltpalIer pber Gonlfigem @s-
trGfifr ;u fiillfu, ;a Srrfdufsn, su Ssrsrben, su
faiiftn, reer bdnit su banbeln, prrn 5oI&e 8ld-
l6e nifbt ZEN redtrn Gigentbimsr eefauft tpirb ;
iinb irgent Semanb, Der lif 70 Sergebt, III balt-
bar fir cine Strafe BON fiinf3ig Gents fir tebr
lpIHe 8lai9e, 70 srfillt pber Ssrfauft, ssbrau&t,
Ser9eben, eefauft pber bauiit gtbaubtlt, fir bas
fre geresbfn unb flint DplIars fir irbes tpeiere
gsrssbeH, 81 erIansen Dor irgrnb einem aIbsr-
mann ubsr 6riebfnsribter, mic Sirafsn eelrBli@
;u rrlangfn (inb fur ben Stdnt." 24f7fi
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- M0mf1Om GOtcI. :
8. 9. 8attfnbfre, Gietntb.

l,1I7T 'rt7V. = oGIIEHUFrg, VI8tntpv
W, ar 6baIb, ,3a. ~,
pttfetn unb nnsipartistn 8rennben bic erat-
bsnf Mnstise, baB pbises SpitI i'm bsIftn StsIe
tinseriHttt nHb NIT alien mubernen 9rrbeIIeratt.
gen perirben 1T. Reiltabs fiuben bdIeIbR anis
Strbsres. Gin grcesr SaaI fir 8Gqe umb Grs
enriloueH Fsht 3u 3isnlitH. q 9luh bic @talIuna
fur Yffrbs IdBt ui9ts su auiinitsH iibris. -.
26ap70 g. g. Bafttiibera. ~
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Gernania Halle.

Gtisnt serstrin pubIifuri bic trsfbsne w
,siat. tag cBfaes, nate benz Depot ssIfesnt ecIa
fteil einaeridiet nHb bebeuteuo psrltenrrt porofn
4 unt inter ber qeiiuug bss llnterSetbnttfn pfm
beutIten publifHm ieBt pteeer r1en pfpf:
Die 9eit eer formellsn 6tnprtpun9 ptro lPa
ter bsfanHt gemdGt. H.
Das ausas,eidnrte ,,Srbeffripnv une ftns
burhareifen6e 9entilaticn MAIDEN bielts ecia
su 6fm angfnsbmlfen AHfrntbaItsert IN ofr
Stabt. QOinN Sobn 3ftbIsh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-12
ScrClmtOti Sails,
@ Sictor Rod, Gissnibfmsr.

DisGes f66ne unb btqusnis 5Dtel, grrabe BEN
Depot geseniber esIeger, III felt beni 1. ApriI Ia
ben SefB ppit 8irtpr Sod iiberetgaugsfi, tpelGel
eahelbe burH urb burG renppirt Bat. Nfit tem
SuteI III cine 8eRauraiion fir Ddmen uii6 Ser.
rem perbnneetLl nc marine iinb taIte Speilen 40
ieber 3aaesssit ierSirt tpsrhsg. II us,f .4'A
3nr Mrepmpbatipn fir Reiienbe II Gin ItEnes
eeissiiilrtsr anb Gin 8illarbfaaI (mit BIER pbea.
Ion BtaiarbS) rfugtft1rt fprrben. .slA - u
u Die btsbertseH 8nnben bes 5ctsIe urb bad
eeHtite gublifnnt FHb 3u 3dbIrei&tm Befutbt
freunelibf eiHgflnben unb perbsu In BEN lest
gen Gissntbiimtr sinen bSFi&fn nnb ,uporfOnl-
r,snbtn @dEfpirtb finbsn. ''''''
7ap70 %. l1.5.s @fctpr RpH, prppf.
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Gan lei e . d. ergS a1ise n.
" MflC1lltic O 00rtellM

III aud fir bieles Sabr NIT nentn 8rbeHeruHs
ger aussfifattet rcrbtn unb nit allen Beausm-
li4teittn, 1iiGeuL Sdnffn, I9attigtn earben u.
I. 70. rsrisben. Der Gissntbarhtr tpirb auBrbem
bdfhr fcrstn, baB ts ME an llntrrbdEiting febIt
unh iieb ibehItbtH, friHta Garttn su rintnt aRgrs
nepmer Aufentbalt fir Aae 30 MAIDEN, pelHs
member Grafif ausriiben unb uniertaltsn nSclIen.
9aplrttHens Sefa1e sntstsenIrbsub, teftnei
2fap70 .laisnslHt q 8. Qp9 et, -
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SSiuiasst Safer's Z
@ciu1t. 0tquors 0eihdft,,

Rain4S traes Sphe parL l.l5i
1aIt auf 8Orraib, i'm @rC6en unb SaIsiuen,
aus In fetH 5ad einf6lasenbrn artifsI, Ioipie bas
bette Bier in 5sbt Yarf, FaIte Sptilen uub
Spstsrs, pslGe auf bas 8stnife ;ubfrtttrt ptr-
8reunbe unb 6einbs 70 nn1 YsFanntr perr
ttere ID, eaB iie einen fetneH @pnatb unb ale
Nsntbars SsqusmIi9ltit bsi mir finbsu. ,s,.s i.
...,... ,--. -. WtIIfam 8ateL =
1Ontt -t1" Proprietor.
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Speben trbaIten unb i'm @rUbsu unb alcinsn
su Serfaufen:
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@cr 1at dlte Gente?

!, Sir nmerifanifts aItt Gente bon ben Sdbr-
sGngen 1892, 1888, t799 1904, 1909 pnb 1915
wer6su euts grstls tssabIt GbsHIp fir babe
Gsnte efpiffer Sabrsdnes.
User icI9t bsfiBt rtfIbs fI4 it bH &rpebittOn
hieGes SIattts. -G4IH .I-r 3b8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-12

,9Dtr molten etue tletne prcmeHaoe
maAen,H fAIus 9Deter bienRetftis Dor.
Srau 85nis ipar's ,ufritoen unb nabm,
aufliebsnb, BEN arm bes 6rtuabee. i'it
y0iuR Du uns btsItitrH, RtnbFc fas.
te iit bic So@tsr. .ss
oglsin, SHUTTER, Id Bin nod ju s&auf-
iiEt, aud mSAle ids nm bic aBsIt germ e.
ben, ME bic 9pettan;en." 't1.n
nNum gut, 70 bltib BIER; ,ptr inb In
psnigen WfinuteH 3urid."
Mit bieItn MsFtsRs psTlis6 fs In Be.
sIsttun9 Peters ben Gaal; gIiIe bIieb al.
Isin snrid unb nerfsIgte NIT 'dafmerf1as ;
men Slidtu bas befreunbttt Ddar, ,is
Bis iebf bate srn Dralbfn Elm bnnfs
lee Nuee bur& etns Der @aalffplier &C.
Sltdt; taam absr tpan Graa a6his etsnns
sen, loeperlhwanb ss ,auf einmal nRb
ttns yltnute fpdtsEi trat In bic pIfene
Saaltbar bic @ffalt bee Rdnnes, trtl5
DER uHs i&Un ,frabtT untsr BEN glameif
eonrab bstannI etp6rbfn it. gIi(s tauns
h Ton. ea Der Batter Sislss innetn SRans
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-02

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTNrE-Thc
following is Il list OF the transfers OF
real estate entered in the Recorders OF:
flee of Ohio county, 10 Friday, April
18th 1870:
Adam Bender and wife to Charles
II. Bender, April 2th, lots No. 40 and
: ON Coal street, Caldwell's addition,
for $1,000.
Mary Watterson and others to Sam
uel McNay, March 10Th, part of lot
No. 335, Centre Wheeling, for $1,000.
William Reed and wife to Jane
Cheek, April 9TH, - acres and -
perchcs of land ON Castlcmau run, for
$3.50.
Rcbccca Mcconnell a a. to John
ucincr, March 18th, lot No. D., corner
OF Main and Adams street, for $lSOO
Joseph Fowler and wife to August
Remke, March 10Th, part Of lot No. :,
in Lagrange, South Wheeling, for
$50.
John Long to Magnus J. Long, April
both, part of lot No. PSI, German
street Centre Wheeling, for $50
Thomas J. Campbell, sheriff, to
Thomas Hughes, March lSt, part OF
lot joining Dunbars lot, for 81.
Thomas j. Kirkham and wife to
James Flynn, April 9th, part of lot
No. 2lj, Shriver addition, for $3.50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-02
GRAVEL AND CEMENT RooFING.-

GRAVEL AND CEMENT RooFING.-
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing bushes, and that he is
prepared at any time to put on Roofs,
either large or small on the shortest
possible notice, guarantecinE lis work
for term OF wears He has now been
engaged in the business for seven years
past, and his work has outlived a half
dozen other Patent Roofs. The demand
for his work is increasing from year to
year. He put on, during the past year,
1900 squares OF hi Roofing in this cSy,
which has given satisfaction in every
respect. Address me through the Post
office, or call at ms brick yard, head of
Lindsey street. All orders will be At
tended to promptly
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Accidental SHoorNG.-Between five

ACCIDENTAL SHo0TING.-Between hive
and six o'clock on Saturday a party of
two or three young men were examin-
ing small pistol belonging to one OF
them. While young man named
Truschel was handling it, it was dis
charged and the bah passed into the
right breast Of Joseph Batter, infict-
Ing a severe but not dangerous wound.
DIR. Cummins was called and gave the
necessary assistance. Baltzer was able
to walk to his home on Lindsey Street.
This is another added TO the many
warnings given in regard TO the careless
handling of firearms Nothing saved
Baltzers life but the size Of the ball, it
not being much larger than a buck
shot. Had it been ali ordinary pistol
ball it would have gone through Baltzer
producing, likely, fatal wound. The
best way TO handle pistol when other
persons are around is to let it alone.
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PREPARE Yourself for business by at
tending the National Business College

GRAND LODGE |. o. .. F.-Thc Grand
Lodge |. q. q. F. of West Virginia met
at Charleston. on Tuesday, April Goth.
Considerable business for the good OF
the Order was transacted, and the SEES
sion was very pleasant and profitable
one. On Wednesday the following
Grand Officers were elected d: Peter
Darnell, West Columbia, NJ. W. q. NJ;
George Edwards, Moundsville, r. w.
d. G. NJ: Wheeler Reeves, WclIsburg
W. q. W; Thomas q. Steele, EiirmOnt,
r. W. G. Sec: Il. r. Roberts, Wells,
burg Il. W. q. T.; L. F. Hammer, Shins,
ton, &. Chaplain.
The Grand Encampmcat held its an,
nual session ut the same time and place.
On Thursday the following officers were
elected: William +. Anderson, IIar
pcr's Ferry, VI. W. &. F.; George Ed,
wards, Of Mouni~villc, NJ. !. q. II. p;
Cyrus Vance, Clarksburg, II. W. g. 5.
W: II. \. Uthman, Wheeling, r. W.
q. Scribe; t. T. Roberts, Wcllsburg
Il. W. &. T.; John II. Henry, Newhurg,
Il. W. &. J. W.
The order is reported a. being in fine
condition, and growing in every portion
OF the State
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BRrperpoRr SoHooIs,-The public

BRIDsEpoRr SoHooLs,-The public
schools OF Bridgeport, which have
reached high standard under the SUI
perintendency of our friend c. w. Grit
fifth, Esq, closed their April session on
Friday, the Doth ult. The following
shows the enrolment, ATTENDANCE, &c,
for the past month:
Mss Angic YosfS RoOm-Enrolled,
26; average daily attendance, % per
cent. Of attendance, IS.
Mss amanda ,S,cartzS Ro0m-En-
rolled, 81; daily attendance, %; per
cent. OF attendance, So.
Mss s. L.. CaNendine's Room-En-
rolled, 49, daily attendance, So; per
cent. of attendance, 90.
|, Mss Dora Eca.s Roou.-Enrolled,
40; daily attendance, 40; per cent. OF
attendance, IS.
Mrs. Ella ". GriGhS Room-En-
rolled, a; daily attendance, 40; per
cent. OF attendance, 81.
Total enrolled, lS9; average daily
attendance. lG7; per cent OF attend
ancc, SS.
The following are the names of pupils
who have been neither absent nor tardy
during the month:
High SchooI-Gcorge Allen and Ella
earns.
htermed;ae-Eddie Capehart and
Charles Nugent
District B-Ida Smith, Bette Nein-
enger, Lizzie Woods, Lizzie Fox, Susie
Howell, Dora Bags, Florence Coss, Ida
Porter, John Smith, Frank Arkle,
Bonnie Griffith, John Clayland, Charlie
Bierbrauer and Joseph Bags.
District ella Clark, Alice Rich
ards, Gcrtie Henry, Robert Boyd, Willie
Fox, Kirby Davis Eliza Neiningcr,
Joseph Ncininger, Wesley Ryan and
George Ankle.
District D-Mary Hahn, Anna Ne
Connaughy, Minnie Ringshausen, FL
mer McConnaughy and Willie Woods.
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THE Court HOrSE-The condition of
the Court House roof elected some
startling facts before the Board OF SUI
pervisorS on Saturday. \ slight inves-
tigation showed that the ceiling is sunk
IN some places at least seven inches and
that the danger is that it will all fall in
some day. Mr.. Salisbury stated that
he had examined the girlers and raft
crS some four wears ago and had found
them very much decave,l. At that
time something Wa done to strengthen
them, but we doubt il they were made
permanently secure. An investigation
of the condition of the rattcrS and other
timbers was wisely ordered 10y the
Board Of Supervisors and thus timely
attention NAV save q terrible accident
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The RICE DIVORCE SUIT for fraud in
aye, is causing great excitement in Bos-
ton. 1t should warn Young men not to
marry in haste Rice is but 30, his
bride 81. He swears that she made
him believe she was but his own age. hv
using Magnolia Balm upon her face,
neck and hands. Poor Youth. He
probably found her elbows weren't quite
so soft and pretty. Ought Hagan to be
indicted? We know of many similar
cases. This Balm gives most wonder,
ful pearly and natural complexion, to
which we don't object. We like pretty
women. To finish the picture, they
should use Lyons Kathairon upon the
hair. With pearly chin, rosy cheeks,
and soft lnXuriant treSScs, they become
irresistible.