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lRoS-rHospnoRus .CALBArA. Tho three bes
TONES, sEillftilly and elegantly combined in an
ambor.colorOd cordial, beautifully transparent to
tic eye, pleasant TO tho taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswell, Hazard & Co.'s Zero. Phos.
phorated Elixcr Of Callsaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce ofRoyal Callsaya
Bark, and each teaspoonIil contains ono grain Of
iron. Samples furnished free to the profession.
- ~ q! CASwELI,, HAZARD d CO.,
Pc. i'.. Sole manufacturers, Now York.
Sold by all Druggists, T,l1's Or
j Ta-,.iiI No. ~. mAYQ6- We.sa-d&w
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GETTING REApY.-The South Wheel.
ing basket factory is rapidly getting ready
for business. Steam was raised in the
boiler U day or two ago, md. The engine
worked satisfactorily. Within II short
time tho required machinery will be in
troduccd, and the experiment made Q!
producing strong and substantial baskets
at reasonable prices,
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DmEcroRs' MEETING. hear that
tho Directors Of the Northwestern Wiz
ginia Agricultural Society will have n
meeting to-day, to consider the subject
Of purchasing some land contiguous to
the Fair Grounds on the Island. Several
months since We heard the question Of
the city purchasing the property owned
by the association and converting II into
park moutcd in Council, bu: nothing
definite was resolved On. Without say.
ing whether the purchase should be
made or not, we are quite confident that
unless 1t be accomplished ut IN early day
II win, perhaps, never be contaminated.
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IIoNoisABLY MUSTERED 0uT.-Licut
Appleton, who has been here in the re-
cruiting service, for several months, has
been honoably mustered out Of tho army,
under the provisions OF recent Act of
Congress Lieut.. A. Inns been n faithful
officer, and, had justice been done him,
would now DO filling q position occupied
by one less meritorious. l,g
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WEEK OF PRAYER-sinCe last Sunday
evening, religious services have been held
nightly in tho First Presbyterian and
United Presbyterian Churches in this
city. This Is in accordance with the
recommendation Of the Executive Com.
mittce Of the Evangelical Alliance, made
in August or September last. So fur as
we have heard the churches above.
named arc the only ones hero which
have observed II, .N,
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PRESENTS There Is no more desirable
present than suit oPclothes such as Is
gotten up. in the latest style by j. II,
Lakin s. Co., No. 81 Monroe street. Call
and examine their stock as they take
pleasure in showing goods. Remember
the place is Monroe street, three doors
south oflIarket. H-t
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PEnsoNAL-Gov. Stevenson arrived in
this city yesterday morning, from the
Permanent Seat" Hia the overland route
to Parkcrsbnrg, ind thence by rail- He
is stopping at the Mcclure House and will
remain o few days,
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RESUMED WoRK.-Passing down Main
street, Centre Wheeling yesterday, We
noticed that Riverside nail factory was in
full operation. Wcbelieve the y" bar mill
belonging to the same company did not
suspend work during the holidays.
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TRUsTEEs SALE oFvALUABLE


y i Land on Caldwells Run. H1t's 1'f{
By virtue Of . deed Of trust made on tho 18Th
day Of September, A. D. 1860. by Alexander A.
Allison to James P. Rogers, Trustee, and record
ed Lin tho office Of the Recorder 6f Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Decd book No. 81, page 8Si,
Will sell at public salc at tho front door OF the
Court House of Ohio county, on
Thursday, December 90, 1870,
Al 10 O'Clock a. N, five acres Of land, be the
same more or less, situated on tho south side Of
CaldwDl's Run and bounded as follows, viz: Be-
ginning Ut a stake on the P0uth side OF the Run,
thence i. 81 deg. ". II poles 70 sugar tree corn
or 10 Samuel McLure's, thence with McLure's
limo =. 20 deg. o. SO poles to stake corner 70 VIII
liam Collins, thence with his line n. 80 deg Q.
39k poles 10 the beginning, together with oil
privileges, improvements aud applirt0nances.
Said decd OF trust was made 10 secure TO Alex.
ander Rogers, OF tho city OF Wheeling, tho pay.
tnGLt OF d debt Of $3SL65 which said debt Is owl
denced by . ptomlssary note bearing even date
with said deed Of trust made BY A. A. Allison
and NJ II. Gregg at Wheeling, W. Va, for said
sum Of $685. o., payable at the Wheeling Savings
Institution on the lst day Of April, 1870, value re
ceiycd. Tho amount Of principal aud Interest
claimed 10 DO duo and unpaid, Including interest
10 the day Of sale, II Si01.q5, for which sum the
sal0 will 10 madO. Tie title 10 believed 10 be un
cxceptlOnRblc, Terms, One-thifd cash; balance
In six and twelve months with interest.
nov9lUod JANIS p. ROGERS, Trustee.
Tho above sale has been postponed until
FRIDAY, JANUARY q, 1871. #ttt aI
dec26cod JAMES T. ROGERS, Trustee.
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PuoTo. ORAYoN,-The liberal manner
in which the citizens of Wheeling greeted
our introduction Of Rembrandt photo.
graphs, has induced US to bring out the
new Photo 0rayOn. All we ask for this
picture Is IN examination. On its merits
and the good taste OF the public We base
our hopes Of success. , H.. r
Call and sec specimens at tho Partridge
Gallery. Ia .-.- -.-- .-.L
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ONE hundred and twenty-five pairs Misses
Turkey Morocco and Goat Balmoral
Shoes, best Philadelphia make, at $500,
Every pair warranted, at L. V. Blond's,
107 Main st. y HU Isl 4l'
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INSTALLATION or OFrcERs,- Last
evening the following officers Of Pamela
Lodge, No, is, I. 0, Q, F., were installed
for the ensuing term: Luke Flttcn, n. G.;
A, II. Hankins, v, G.; Fla. Britt, secre.
tary; Isaac Kopliu, Treasurer. i s.-
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RIVER RuMoRs.-A report was current
in the city, yesterday, that the river was
clear Of Ice from Carpenter down, That
Is point some sixty or seventy miles DO
low here. We were told last evening TINT
a swell Of several feet was on the way
from Pittsburgh, and would probably
reach here during tho night or early to.
day. II true, tho river will soon be free
from ice and navigation re.opencd. The
raw, chilly air of last evening, and the
driving snow, did not seem to Augur such
n favorable condition of things. Nous
.,.ryops .u.f. .rIn ltHt.s y.T
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WHEELING MINISTER ADnoAD.-We
notice in the GAINESVILLE Courier of the
4th, that Rev. S. B. Barnitz, Of our city,
was down for n speech Mt the anniversary
exercises Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Mt that place, Thursday even.
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& Police OoulsT-During the twenty
four hours ending ut 1Oo'clOck yesterday
morning, thcre@s b1ta solitary case Sc
cured for tho police court, and when it
was called for trial, the witnesses were
absent and it Ind togo over until thcs same
hour this morning. The charge against
tho party ANDREW Gillespie was that Of
assaulting his step.mother,
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BALrmonr. ND, August 20, 1sGO.

Irop4StOs Rosadllis-Gents. BY the
use Of thrce (O) bottles Ofyour invaluable
medicine, "Rosadalis,n l was efectually
cured of an obstinate affection Of the skin,
contracted in the army. Yours truly, @.
A. DENNIS, 1G9 South Charles street.
IHIE r 'r sIaH ,. div
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TOR SALE OR RENT-THE fasf
IL First Glass Dwelling House on tho Hi
northeast corner OF Hampden and Sixth sA''-
''t Sss.i Apply to i M f HsTS house.
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SKATING Hundreds Of young persons
were on the Ice, yesterday afternoon, The
creek and Fosters farm were the points
Of interest, and for several hours the
scenes presented were bright and lively,
In the gay throng We noticed numbers
who were apparently adopts in the art,
while tho unskillNil were neither few nor
afraid. tit' e''' t
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roR RENT.-oNE OF THOSE I'M
-n large and substantial warehouses, on jii
Main street, below Quincy. Front on Main'- 4e's'
and rear on Depot, Apply 4.
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Jusr received another lot Of those fine
bottom Broadway Walking Boots, at
L. V, Bonds. .ur 10.
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Posr OFFICE IrEN.-Wllllam Morris
has been appointed post master at Wick,
Tyler County, rice John Bullman, re,
signed
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LADIES White, Kid and Turkey No.
rocco Broadway Walking Slippers, just
received at L. V. Blonds. --.-
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Officers and Brothers For this bcau-
tifnT testimonial Of your regard, l cannot
find language TO express my gratitude.
But II there has been time during my
experience as IN Odd Fellow, that have
had cause to manifest a feeling Of manly
pride. Cause to have my bosom swell
with true delight, that time certainly Is
the present. Aye and l nm proud, proud
Of our noble Order, proud too of you my
kind and generous brothers, who In calls.
ing to bG prepared, and in presenting this
beautiful cane, have proven Enthusiastically
your interest in my welfare, md your love
for me. ! .''. 'a4.' ''
Again must express my gratitude, and
though words may fail, The joy that
beams in my eye well attest tho sincerity
Of my heart.
Brothers accept my heartfelt thanks tor
this beautiful staff on which | can lean
in my declining years.
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ToR RENT.-DwELLING{ In
y House on Virginia street, Wheeling Ill
cellar, Possession gwen Aprll'Ist, 1871.
Apply 10 ROBERT KYLE,
jRn6 B. d .. X, r. Depot.
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noR sALE-TEN SHARES STOCK
u In the National G ass Manufacturing Com.
pany Of BellaIre, Ohio. ,,,,,
lec29 !. Irwin.
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DEsIDENCE FOR RENT-fEsA
LIZ On Zane street, near new Church, M
containing seven rooms, bath room with
hot and cold water, Apply to
jan6 GREER b LANG.
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rOR sALE,-TwENTYgU BUILD.
d inc Lots on Wheeling Island, Prlcc $500
each. Terms, oue.fourth cash; tho residue In
equal instruments at ono, two and three years.
A ARsY "40p A''' mo. p. alLulRtsT.
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DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
New Advertisements.

Fourth Street N. E. Church,
Eng, Lutheran Church. ..l
Univcrsalist Church, 4.s
Wanted-Salesmen.
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TOURTH STREET RESI-. I'm I'm
Il DENCE FOR SALE. HI
street, north Of Monroe, at present occupied by
Dr. y. d. Bnshheld. Ia offered for sale. 1t con.
tAlns s rooms. besides finished attic. cellar, &c.
For terms, Sc, sGV TllOS. O'BRlEN,
dcr?9 Real Rstate Agent.
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GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
10 County Circuit Court. December Rales, 1870
Larry j. MclAln and Ada e. McLAln, infants, by
their next friend Emma A. McIaln, r,5iI,s'
Henry B. McLAln, Administrator Of the estate Of
7 Eliza E. McIAin, deceased, and Robert u. Nc.
Lain, Thomas D. MeLaln, John q. McLaIn, Ann
Eliza McLAln, Mary Ann Chambers, with
Thomas Chambers her husband. In Chanecry
The object OF this suits to compel Henry D,
Nolan, as Administrator OF the estate OF Eliza
Z. McLaln, decd, To settle the said estate, and
for the, distribution Of the same amongst her
heirs.
And II appearing from an atIidavit ilcd In the
cause, Ann Rllxa Chambers and Thomas Cham.
bers arc not residents Of this State on motion Of
the complainAhts by their counsel, II 10 ordered
that they do appear here within one month from
tho date Of tho frst publication Of this order and
do what may DO necessary TO protect their Inter.
TestC, MICHAEL ]. BREtNta, Clerk.
PICB q CooHilAN, SolA. for Comp'ts. q lfl
NNEHDB 3D.. #f .I.H.H.. .H.I.... ..H.. H. Il. t|H
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TRUsTEEs sALE.-BY vIREes

TRUsTEEs sALE.-BY y1REaS
tue Of deed Of trust executed to theNS
undersigned trustee, BY John W. Mitchell.
ii, Grace Mitchell, his wife, and Geo. T. Tingle,
Trustee OF the said II. Grace Mitchell, bearing
date the i4th day Of August, 1860, and OF record
In The ONCE Of the Recorder Of Ohio county, In
The State OF West Virginia, in Decd Book No. 81,
ioliOs 8Gl and 962, 70 secure the paymcntof three
several prommlssory notes drawn BY tho said
John W. Mitchell, for the sum OF SIX thousand
dollars. principal debt; which said several prom
misSoTy notes are each dated at Wheeling, Au.
gust II, 1860, and are all payable twelve months
after date, 10 the order Of tho said John W:
Mitchell, and are by him endorsed and now held
nv @. W, Wipgerter, negotiable and payable ut
the Peoples Bank Of Wheeling, value received,
with interest from date, at the rate Of SIX per
centum per annum; also, 10 secure tho payment
OF any other note or notes which may DO thorcal-
ter given by way Of renewal Of, or tn paft salts:
faction Of Or 10 lieu OF any OF tho above named
prOtniHsory notes, ! will, on lgrHr I|E
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FoR RENT.-A GOOD AND I'm
II convenient brick dwelling, on west NJ
side Of Fonrth street, few doors north OF ~.
Union, now occupied by George Ankle, contain.
Ing rooms, wash house and hall.
Apply 10 GEO. ROBINSON,
JAh6 Receiver,
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TUESDAY, january 10, 1871,

proceed 10 sell, at public auction, to the highest
and best bidder, at the. front door Of the Court
House Of said County beginning ~ ~ O'clock,
A. NJ the following described property, that is to
saY, ihe tract or parcel Of land lying and being
In Ohio county, West Virginia, bounded and de.
scribed az follows, Wig: Beginning At stake on
the bank Of the Ohio river, corner 70 lands al
lottcl to Anna Martha Woods, and with her lines
H. TX deg .. 90 Oo pS!,csS;, :; TX aeE W. W.
original line OF the Reager tract, now line Of
Robert Marshall, and with said line .. 80 deg. ".
81 6-i0O poles 10 stake: thence n. " deg. y.
60 i0.iO0 poles to stake; n. 89k deg .. 10 9'lOO
poles to stake; n. 26 deg. g. 1Be 5000 poles 70 o
81 deg. W. 10 600O poles to stake on the bank Of
tho Ohio river; thence up said river and binding
thereon q 4i.iOO poles TO the beginning, contain.
ing nfty.elght acres tSS Az more or less, and
marked No. on recorded plat OF the iArm Of the
late AndrswP r. Woods; also, all that part o. the
decd 10 Robert Marshall, bearing date the 10Th
Iay OF January, A. d., 1850, and recorded In the
Recorders Otfics Of Ohio county Aforesaid, In
Deed Hook ", lolio $50, that underlles surface
whichls bounded as follows, viz Beginning at
point which Ia in Robert MarshAlNs llne, and
which is ., so der. ". % poles from an original
corner OF the $40 acre tract known rs the ReaRcr
tract, and the 20 acre Brown tract, or corner to
Robert Marshall and william Nichols, hereto.
fore mentioned: thence 5, 30 deg woo poles;
thence .. 70 deg o. = poles 70 the eastern hound;
drg. ". poles; n, IS deg. W. = poloe TO tho coal
neid heretofore allotted Joanna Martha Woods,
and with her line II. 20 deg. W. TO the beginning
which said tract or parcel OF land and tho said
coal held Were conveyed 10 tho said II. Grace
Mitchell by George Tlngle and lie aud others,
by deed bearing date the 18th day Of November,
1854, and recorded In the office Of the Recorder
oF Ohio County, aforesaid, 10 Deed Book 4S, folio
100, Or 10 much thereof as Will bc sufficient 70
nay tho principal Of said notes above described,
With the accrued interest thereon 70 tho day OIL
sale, amounting to $3.50 % In all.
fitLNs OF SGLE.-0ne half Of tho purchase
money cash In baud, and the remainder III two
equal installmentsin six and twelve months nom
cnfed by t6e purchaser giving bond with good
personal security for the same, with Interest IN
III paid, Rndt the title being retained by mo until
Selling as Trustee, will convey such title as Il
vested n mo by said decd OF trust
does JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
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nor RRNT.-TWo OF THE IN
II three story substantial warehouses, M
corner Of Main and South streets, AlsoI-AiiRh
the Swan Tavern House, on Water street, con-
tanning thirteen rooms, with gps. Two dwell
lngs on Hampton street, one occupied by r. b.
S, srss XII, Sey ,s1 rooms WIN gas
,jln4 n IIII[I ALEX. ROGERS.
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FOR SALE.

D1FTH sTREETREsIDENCEs I'm
three story brick residences on FiIth street, As-
near Monroe street are offered for rent, possession
April /, 1871. They contain each ten rooms, be-
sides pantry, bath room, wash house, and cellar;
Eas and water throughout. Also for rent, house
on Market atreet, north OF Second Ward Market
square, containing rooms, with good cellar,
- JOHN NOLAN,
or THOS. 0'BRlRN,
drc9l Real Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.

ToR RENT.-sToRE RooMfs.,
II and Dwelling attached, containing Az
six rooms and hall good cellar aud finished 4A
attic, gas throughout. situated on west side
Main street. Centre Wheeling, at present oeeu.
pied by Jacob StsinAeld as d clothing store,
good shelves and counter included)
Possession given let Of April. Apply to
E. D. YOUNG,
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noR RENT.-THE WARE. I'm
II HOUSES now occupied by jacob iii
Snyder, corner OF Quincy and Main streets. a-1A'-
Possession AprlIlst. ApplytO, ~
deco W. l.. MCAFEE.
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'poR RENT.-THE DEsIRA. I'm
u BILE Store Room on Maiu street, now MI
Occupi, by ROuss \ etnner. Apply 10 -.
declb JAMES PAVLL..
ToR RENT-THE WARE. IN
u HOUSE now occupied by D. Lynn & iii
Co, situated In the centre Of business on !-AAa-
Main street.
Also Oneon Quincy street. Possession on the
Af ABBY 81 H q dec deco wM. L. MoAFEE.
ITO LET--HALL AND FRONT On
i Room, MelodeOn Bulldlnga hi
OcI Apply" VIM. I. MoAFRE.
HOR RENT.-TW0 icy SMALL IN
II Dwelling Houses ON the Island.
Apply At the Island Vineyard 70
mail WM. HILLMAN.
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II q q Z 4 V
THAT LITTLE cRURcH AROUND The
CORNER.

u seems iarl possible, In this en- ightened aye,
that any man protesting 10 he follower q the
meek and lovlr" Jesus can bo fouud bsso enough
to refuse any human bslng Christia burial. Yet
such an individual does exist IN New York, called
Sabine. This reverend q was requested to hold
funeral services over the body sfthe late Mr. Geo.
Holland "a man of hlamelcss lifel. and rssef, say
Ing that probably the pastor Of thai little church
around the cornsr' wuuld "dotho lob."
Mr.. Geo. Holland was a eery poor man, a. far a.
this worlds goods are concerned, but We would
rather lave his chance Of Heaves than that Of the
naughty. ari.ocrtie divine who Is disgrace to
the Christian pulpit.
All honor 10 "that little church around tho GER
ner." and lis noble pastor Rev. g. II. Houghten.-
Folio.
Bring him not here, where our saintod feet
Are trcading the rath to glory;
Bring him not here, where our Saviour sweet
/ Repeats for US Ills story.
/ Go take him where "such things arc done,"
/ For he sat in the seat Of tho scorncr--
To where they have room, for we have none
To that little church round the corner
] Soeplke the hOly man OF uou,
! Ofanother man, his brother,
Whose cold remains, ere they sought the sod,
Had only asked that a Christian rite
Might be read above them by one whose light
Was, "Bretheren, love one another;'
Had only asked that prayer be read
Ere his flesh went down to join the dead,
Whilst his spirit looked, with suppliant eyes,
Searching for God throughout the skies.
But the priest frowned "No," and his brow wa
bare
OF love in the sight Of the nfouner,
And they looked for Christ and found him where
In that little church round the corner.
All, we'll, God ant, when, with aching feet,
We tread life's last few pace,
That we may hear some accents sweet,
Ard kiss, to the end, fond faces
God grant that this tired flesh may rest,
Mid many a musing mourner
While the sermon is'preached, and the rites al
read
In no church where the heart Of love is dead.
And the pastor pious prig at best,
But in some small nook where God confessed
Some little church round the corner!
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MULTUM IN PARto.

Young couples about to enter upon the
responsibilities of housekeeping might
learn some useful hints from these DWELL
ers of the clouds. The little snuggery is
made to serve not only as u kitchen, d.
ning-room, sleeping-room, sitting-roomt,
parlor, library and study, but also as an
observatory and telegraph office. Every
inch of space is utilized. The telegraph
instrument, battery and other appurtenan-
ces of lightning communication with the
outside world, are in one corner Of the CO.
sy apartment, beneath one of the windows.
At the same end of the room is bedstead
while above it is wide bunk, arranged
after the manner of an upper berthsteam-
boat. The most prominent objects that
greet one upon entering the door are tive
stoves which occupy the the middle Of the
floor. One is an ordinary cook stove,
and the other is Magee parlor stove
The latter is priced very highly on acc
count of its marvellous heating properties
A story was published not long since tc
the effect that it required seven dampers
to regulate the draft, and also that consid'
erably more than one-half of the coal was
already consumed. Neither of these state
ments are true. The stoves are easily
enough governed by single damper, and al
for fuel. Prof. Huntington has enough OF
hand to last until next summer The di
ming table, which is generally covered
with books. papers and writing materials
when not otherwise in use, occupies on'
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There will be transit of Venus ac-
cross the sun in 1874 and astronomers are
already busy making arrangements for its
careful examination, as by it the distance
Of the sun from tie earth is determined
The last transit ofVenus was in 1869, and
snce that time instruments of greater ex.
actness have been made. Its results will
be watched with great interest by scien'
tifc men.