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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-15
nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ BRN RAILROAD:

Depots Barcayst aud foot Of Cr;topher
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing mon DAf NOV "a l''0
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting az Dany with Boon
Branch Chester Branch Waterloo with sussex X X
Tor Andoyer and Newton Washington with D. L. AMI W. r. r.
sousburg Scranton Great Bend Bngamton syria
0sSeo aud all points the LacksNsnna and bloomsbury
and Delaware and Hudson x. Roads -
;tOa M LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Mons-
town Dover Washington Phps0ug and Easton con
ue AZ Phip,burg with Bel Del r. r. FOR Bdre g. and az
Raston r. Bethlehem Allentown, Maneh Chunk, and
Milkesbarre.
4O m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects at Dover with Chester
R. r. r. and at Washington with D. L. and
W. Il. fol Gap, Stroulsbury. aud Scranton.
$40 m HACKETfSToWE NAIL connects WITH Boonton, Chester
and Railroads. 40
and 6:40 m.
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at $780, $780, and 1910 m
1880. 4.2O, and $500 p m. . - 49, - -. - a, o,o ,o,o -,
llo ITO 2 $40 42O $50 $780, $780, $40 $500 and ;iS
D. N.
ll:lO and 40 m loo 200 1880 800 $40 $3.50 4:l0 42',
so 5:lO $50 $500 6:i0 1900 $780, and u:40 M
Trsus marked stop At East Newark. - -.
Tor BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAR a. $50 and
mn 2.OO3 1850 Oaud6 D..
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN Raj
ROAD.


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNE 20 1870
Passenger Station in NewYok, Of TwentseTnths anu
-e Fourth-sve Entrance Of Twenty seyeath-st
TRAINS LEAVE WORK,
For HeS-syen and Bridgeport. = (Ex) JO nj ;l9 thhl
tEI.l, 3+J, i30 $3.50 and (EIl p. m ,u,,. = ,t.ao
Po Milford SiraifOd, Fairfield Southport ana "esPo' IT,"
a N. 3:45. f30 $3.50 ,. ,.r-, an, ,.,s A,
(Er.). 80 $3.50 and TX ?. N. . 80 10
For stamford l. (Rxl ll;99 a. M lzlo tEHh 2;'' 'hhb
3i5 Usr.l, 4:45, $500 $50 1913 tBLl D. n -. OK
For Greenwich and intermediate stations T. ~ ~ M i' 'f'
SUNDAY Mail Train Twenty seyenh NewYOrk att IN for
Boston via both Springfield LIN and shore l. ne
~ - CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, 9. m, and p.
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:l5, 3 p m - 49,,
For Hartford anil Springfield a. m, 2;l9 4W No. 10 hauor
8p.m ar. - ~, ...n.oino With steamer s.ross
Sauagansett Bay, arriving at $3.50 IN. -. g., .,
For Connecticut River Railroad m, IE'lo p H. 70 honue"
D. N. O northampton. r,,,, MI, O - ,,.,x
For Shore Line Railway to Norwich and Prodeneei '
For SerSen and northampton Railroad ga n H. to North
ampton and Wiliamsburgh
Tor Iiouatonic Railroad, 3 a. N. and j. D. m.
For Naugatnck Railroad and $50 M 70 waterway
For Dap6ury ana NorwAlk Railroad, l2:l3 and t:N
Railroad, a. l2:l0 f:D AMI SD p. m
Conmou Sleeping attached to train and also TO snn
dsy Maj, Train Drawing Room Car attached TO the
y ~ ~ M tnus JAMES II. H0iT. Superintendent
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Dwelling House,

containing S Rooms. Good Cellar and
Krchen, with never falling Well OF
good water near The house; also large
Cis,ern, fine Barn with good Stables, a
S uoke House. Blacksmith Shop. Ten.
ants House. Corn Crib. Hog Pen. &C.;
q Good Orchard of Choice Fruit.
This is certainly one Of The most desi-
r.ble small Farms in the County. PET
sons wishing TO view the premises. and
for inr,her information. will please call
on F d. Clymer on the premises. or
I-aac Clymcr near Sharpsburg. Md, or
Isaac Jones near Shepherdstown.
TkRMS-Fif,sen hundred dollars Of
the purchase money will be required to
be paid in hand. The balance in two equal
annual payments. with interest from date.
the deferred payments to be secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser. and deed Of
trus, on the premises. Possession given
on The lst oil April next.
N. B.-Should the above Farm not be
sold privately belore
Saturday, 18th Of February,next,
i. will on tina, day. at o'clock. p NJ,
be offered al Public Auction. in front OF
the Court House in ShepheIdstown. on
the terms as above stated.
ISAAC CLYMER.
F. ID. CLYNER.
ISAAC JONES.
January l. 1871. CIV
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est Virginia /:

Il Il Rules held in the Clerks office OF
AZ the Circuit, Cour, Of Jefferson Coun-
~. on tie fir't Monday in January. 1871.
Martin ii. Miller,
John E Schley, Adm'r Of Thomas
Hessey, deceased. Elizabeth IIs-sey,
widow OF Thomas Hessey. Philip Shut
and Sarah his wife. F. ID. Fouke. X. r.
Fouke. F. V. Fouke. James He:sey,
Edward H. Hessey, r. 4. Hessey. E.
e. Hessey. VIM, liessey. b. l.. Dyer
Dyer and E. V. Dyer his wife. B. F..
Daniels and NJ. f. Daniels his wife.
IN ClANCERY.
The object Of this sui, is to obtain q
settlement Of the estate Of Thomas He's.
sey, deceased, with his administration, TO
convene biz creditors, ard TO subjec, his
real estate To the paymen. Of his debts
and distribute the residue among the par.
lies entitled thereto, and il appearing on
affidavit filed in this suit iha, the said de-
PENDANTS. Philip Shut AMI Sarah his wife
Frederick ID. Fouke. Richard Il. Foule,
William IIessey and Elizabeth e. Hes
sey his wife, Benj,min l.. Dyer and Ell
len V. Dyer and Benjamin r. Daniels,
are not residents Of This Stale, they are
hereby required TO appear within oae
month afIsr due publication Of This order
and do what is necessary 10 proiec. their
interests in this matter. Ii is further or.
dered tibet copy hereof be published
once week for four successive weeks.
in any newspaper in said county. and
postponed at the iron, door Of the Cour,
House thereof on the Is. Monday after
the date Of lhIs order.
Tes,e-
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
+. ]. Lee. pq.
January 7, 1871. lPn fee So at
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2NnE Improved Eagle Hay. Straw and
4 Stalk Cutter. cuts FIVE different
lengths, also tie improved Delaware Corn
Shelter, double and single spout. for sale
by McCurdy & Duke.
WHE largest s,eck Of fine Table and
< Pocket Cutlery in the county. will be
found al Nc Curly g. Dukes.
IlVERY article in The Tinware l,,e for
81 sale by Nc Curly s. Duke.
2UHOSE in want OF good Cook Stove
4 should cal! on McCWdy g. Duke
GLOVER SEEDED Bushels Choice
VI Ohio Clover Seed Tor sale by
NcCnrdy g. Duke
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SETTLE UP.

4 Ill persons indebted to me are hero.
AZ by requested to mske immediate pay
meD,. I must have money to continue
my business, and those indebted must
pay up. This Is warning to ALL, and
il other means are Iesorted 10 in order
10 force pay ments, The blame must rest
where 1t belongs.
JACOB WINTERMOYER.
January Z, 1871. st
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R2@S1239z:B

Al ALE OR FtMALE.-WE ARE NOW
ul prepared Ia furnish all classes Nth Con.
stant E'nrloy nett, OF nome. the vhols or part
Ct The time. Bu'Ins,s hsw. ropeci .bIs sni
very pro6tshs. Psf4on, Of either ssr essiIy
earn from 10 s. per evening. ah1s muth
larger smoun: by dsyo,iss their whole tine 10
the business. Boys snd girls ,srn nssfly %
much a. mrn o. women. Any orc srudins for
our Foil in'ifuriions 10 csnsin 10 make money
last. Ths, you ms, test The bupne". We will
send fres ~ mail. our Pull. iNsrRLc-
TONS HO" To fOhhENLE. .Iso . Val.
IA 10 5s5 pc Prcksge 81 Goods. Those slr,s.
dy started a'e making xGO per wesL d .,oiins 4
10 holD day. NO CAPfrAL NEHpED
to 'tsr business. l. Is sdapteI Tor all locsIi.
hes Iiyou want permanent employment. snd
large reiorn.. 'e"d ,oo' sdd's,s ton YOUNG
co. &c Fulton ~ Ne- Yot.
Nor 70 3m
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these should fail, we'll try the fish'ry next.
Tough scoly i. will make fair pretexL
e mus. have war Our party we must save
San Domingo. money we mus, have
CHI are the rawlings, this The righteous plan
b F. Butler, Wendell Philips msn.
scents more game |; adop, this plan. and soon
III safely pocket every royal spoon.
Come home to Shepherdstown. my muse,
Let's look around and mole the news.
Much has been done in one short year
And much too left undone, fear.
Last year the Railroad was TO come
But no one seemed 10 know wherefrom.
And some seem puzzled yet 10 know
Whence II may come, or where twill GO.
Have patience all, and without fail
The coming year will tell the tale.
Think. when you charge US with delay
That Rome was no, built in day.
We have engine, if you will
Just look into our paper mill.
You hear the whistle night and morn
More shr than Alpine hunters horn.
The operations jus. begun
And they make paper by the ton.
They buy the farmers straw for cash,
Change it to paper in a'aash.
Send off the paper by the pack.
And thus "they get their money back
Perhaps, il we the secre, knew,
They make lille profit too.
They bring the money here. guess,
We therefore wish them all success.
And farmers sure should NOT complain
10 sell their and keep the grain.
We have turnpike under way
Twill reach Us al some future day,
And soon, on this on may depend,
Two miles done-at 'fofher end
The stock is sold. the route surveyed,
The stakes all stuck, the damage laid,
The contracts closed. rock be had,
The town we'll pleased. the country mad.
Men don't like to be stopped, they say
With "Please, sir, here there's toll 10 pay"
The taxes take up all their gains,
The turnpike asks for what remains.
Our Chsrlestown friends who hanged John Brown
And had their Courthouse all burnt down,
Are asking legislative powers
For laws 10 make US give them ours.
But Charesown need not have fear
That we can't mele out justice here.
They talk of distance and report
So long ride TO come to court.
From Chsrles,own here ten miles they say,
As though tweIe shorter 'tolher way.
But they omit their strongest plea,
They need Court house more than
The Duffied's people say. we hear.
The Courthouse can't be moved so far.
They think tie teams will all break down,
And leave the House al Duhiedtown.
To Judge from robb'ries in store
These need another building more.
So here. my friends, make my bow,
I've bored you long enough, and now
Please don't forget never failed,
Whether it rained or showed or hailed,
To bring yonr paper TO your door;
And sure. you could expect no more
But services like these you see,
May we'll deserve little fee.
THE CARRIER.
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THE
FAMILY GROCERY
STILL AHEAD!
RECEITING NEW GOODS !
THE;

THE subscriber takes great pleasure in in
| forming his old customers and tie Public
generally, that he is now receiving daily fresh
supply Of goods expressly for Family use and
Of such a quality as will give entire sall,fsc-
ton. I mention a few articles which have
been carefully selected to suit the want. Of my
trade
900 lbs. Prime Dairy Butter,
200 lbs. Prime Vince Meat,
IS gals. Saur krau'.
| keg OF Pickles,
10 Barrels Family Flour.
20 Barrels n. York and Va. Apples,
10 Barrels Sweet PoIsloe-,
100 lbs. Dried Apples.
Lon OF White Navy Beans,
Lot OF HomIny.
10 gals. Fresh Oysters. and many
other articles too numrrOu. IN mention.
l have made an arrangement by which viii
receive Fresh Oysters every Wednesday and
Friday, and will be sold by tae quart or gallon,
at prices 10 suit all.
The Public is invited 10 cal! and examine my
stock. X. \. HOFFMAN.
Dec 10, 1870. II
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TRUSTEES SALE
or A
HOUSE AND LOT
SOUTH BOLIVAR.

THE undersigned Trustee will sell at
i Public Auction TO The highest bidder,
in front OF the Shenandoah Hotel, in the
Town Of Harper's Ferry.
On Saturday, 2Sth of January.
1871. certain HOUSE AND LOT in
South Bolivar. formerly belonging 10 N
o. Allison and sold by Vim. G. Butler,
Special Commissioner. to Thomas klr-
wan, said Lo, adjoins lha, portion OF the
Allison property now owned by John q.
Cockrell. This sale is made by virtue
of deed of rus. executed TO the under.
signed by Thomas Kitwsn. and dated
the 18th day of December, 1869, and re-
corded in the Recorders office in SheP-
herjs,own. Jefferson county, West Viz
GINA, Deed Book No. 4. Folio 442. said
deed being made TO secure debts due TO
WIN. B. Norris & Co.. Sloan d. Col
well. Thomas Barry and Joseph Payne,
the amount secured by said deed being
for two bonds executed by said klrwan,
esch for one hundred and lhIr,y.ihree dol.
lars and ,hiIly,,hree and one.lhrd cents.
with in,rres, from date, and dated the
ll,h day of December. 1869. and due
and pay able a, SIX and twelve months
from that date; whole amount due up TO
day Of sale. principal. two hundred and
six,y.six dollars and sixty.six and two
third cenls. interest 10 same date eighteen
dollars and nine cent?. making total of
entire deb, on day Of sale. two hundred
and eighty. four dollars and seveniy-five
cents.-(2s475. Such title as is vested
in tie undersigned will be made the pur-
chaser.
TERMS CASH. Sale to commence
at 10 IL O'Clock. A Nj.
WIN. &. BUTLER.
Trustee.
G.. d. McGlincy. Auctioneer.
December "a, 1870. 6w
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MEW Game OF Refuses or Word Pic.
~ lures. affords great amusement Tor an
evening psriy or the family circle. price
25 ceuts, for sale al the Book Store.
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1856 Acres,

~ - ~ w
and is very susceptible of division. as
there are two comfortable DN ELLING
HOUSES. and Ill necessary Out build
ings on different portions OF the farm,
with each pI~niy Of water and sufficient
Timber for all necessary purposes. There
i. an sbunr snce of good Fruit on the place
and about Acres Of young thrifty Cheat.
nut suitable for rails. The land Is Of
good qualify Of Limestone and very pro.
duciive. There are sl.o about FIFTY
ACRES OF first quality Of River Bottom
belonging 10 the act. and by recent ex-
plorsiions abundance Of good Iron Ore
has been discovered on the land making
il well worthy The attention 81 capitalists.
There is also a good Limestone quar-.
rs on the upper farm.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are re-
quesed TO call on the subscriber on The
premises, who will take pleasure IN show
ing the sane.
C. This tract contains IuO farms and
will be sold separately without reserve.
Terms vii! be easy and made known
on The day OF sale.
WIN. ORND0RFF.
G. d. McGlinry. AuctioneH
December "a. 1870. So
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nOCKET Picture Gallery. comprising
Z one thousand specimens of Fine Art.
for sale at The Book Store at 25 cents. or
mailed TO any address on receipt OF 30
cents. ". B. Lduck. Box 4s,
ian7 Shepherdsiown. W. Va.
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NJ ILL PR OPE h Il !
AT
Public Sale.

julie undersigned will sell ~ Public
I Sale.
On Saturday, January 9TH, 1871,
in front Of the Cont House. IN Shep-
h'rdsrown. WrT Va, beIS cen The hour,
81 10 and O'Clock. The following Real
Estate. lying near Dam No. 4. in. Virgin.
ia. and formerly k"o"ns. Dn,d.ll'. or
Orders Mil The lines between JEFF.
ferson and Berkeley County runs through
SAID land. There are
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+ A II vi
F @ R S 4 L D. !
A VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN
JEFFERSON County.

ypHE undersigned heirs Of Isaac Clymer
L deceased for themselves and the
other heirs. Of said deceased. offer for
sale, a, private sale.
THE FARM
on which the late Isaac CIymer resided.
This Farm contains
FIF II Y A G. II E S,
more or less, aud lies sbou, | IA miles
from Potomac River at KnoiI's Mill. S
miles from Shepherdstown and miles
from Harper's Ferry. adjoining the lands
Of &. W. Mo!er, Dennis NJ. Daniels, Dr..
John Reynolds and others. and is unsur-
passed in fertility. all under good fencing
End in a high stale Of cultivation. The
improvements consist Of large Three.
Story Stone
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and IT'S VOTARlES, by DR.. John d. Ellis.
The most startling book of modern times. he
whole suhiec, laid bare and its hdeousness ex-
posed 10 universal execralion. Written in the
interests of Civilization, Christianity and Public
Morality. Send for circulars aud terms. L. =.
Publishing Co., n. y, Cincinnati, Chicago and
ST. Louis. dec "a ~
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The Slieff'. Pianos contain all the Latest i'm
provemcnts to be found in first class Piano,
with additional Improvements Of his own IL
vention not 10 be found in other instruments
The tone, touch and finish OF their instruments
cannot be exceied by any manufactured.
Second Hand Pianos always on hand, from
S75 10 1900.
ParIor Organs from the best makers from
$50 II $3.50.
References, who have our Pianos in use-W.
G.. Butler, d. f. Harrison, John Burns, Fetch
er Kearney. ]. 7. Chapline, George Shirley,
Warren Ely, John B. Packeit,R. c. Williams,
d. S. Rentch, Andrew Aldridge, of Jefferson
county.
Send for a catalogue containing names Of
one thousand gentlemen who have purchased
the Stieff Piano since The close Of the war.
January I, 1911. ~
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Is Acres of Land,
on which /. good
S Il o y + Nj l. L

- l. " ~ II vi - II
two 'inries high. has tao run Of Bars,
has Two Smut Machines for CLEANING
wheat and The mschInrry al IN good or
der. The Mil has large run "l cu-ion
and l' good point to ship grain from.
which has br.n done for a number Of
years; la. also large two sorry
DWELLING HOUSE,
Smoke House, Stable. Wagon Shed.
Corn Crb. aud an excellent young Or.
charj. There i. also on the Berkeley
eide
a GOOD HOUSE. STABLE,
snd other necessary buildings. and nun.
Der OF Fruit Trees OF different kinds. Tie
-sIj properly will be cold mgerhr. or
will he divided TO suil purchasers. For
further inform stlon enquire 81 The miller.
or the undersigned st Mercsrville. Wnh.
Ingion county. Md.
TERMS OF SALE-Ooe-lhird essh.
The balance IN two equal snnu,l payments
HIh IN Cres, from day Of '>le. the pur.
chaser 10 give notes slIh approved 'scu
riiy. Upon tie payment Of The w!'"le
purchase money good aud suficI.nr
deed will he rxecured by The undrnign-
ed Possession given on the hr,i 81 A.
pril. 1871.
SAMUEL BOYER.
Bskeis,ilie. Md.
G.. d. McGIinry. Aucuonrer.
December II 1870. ~
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Il Il Rules held in the Clerks office OF
AZ the Circuit, Court Of Jefferson Coun-
~. on tie fret Monday in January. 1871.
Martin II Miller,
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Fact and Fun Statistic and Adventure
Cherru PeclornL IrOchss

CHeTry FeciOrnI T0che5
Are superior TO ali 9Th n for Coughs. Cord'.
Asthma, Bronchsl anc Lung difficulties. are
exceedingly paIatab!e, have n ne Of that az
seating horrible Cuhsb tas 9. are very soothing
and act like a charm; VI nislers. Singer, md
Public Speakers viii inl they are especially
SLAPPED To The voice Sold by Druggists. Al.
sc RCSHTON'S II. W con LIVER OIL.
for Consumption and ) roiuls: u no other.
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So IA Acres,

I.ino on the Potomac river. about one
ond half miles below Shepherdsio~n.
g. The Terms will be made known
on the day OF saIe.
o. Sale to commence at ! cloeS' T.
A., on the day above named.
EMANUEL STALEf,
JACOB W. STALEY.
Administrators Of Jacob S'sley. decd.
G.. ID. McGIincy, Auctoneer. .
January 7. 1871. ."
INV IRL Me Round, the latest novelty
K a,,be Book Store.
| ONDON Toy Books. in great variety,
IL al the moderate cos, oil 50 cents. Gall
Tor them when you visit
isn7 Lauck's Book Store.
DLACK Silks. al
ID may7 Rickad s. Helshaas.
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SAW MILL,
2 Dwelling Houses.

8 Acres Of Land attached,
situated in Sherherdstoun Jefferson
County. Wet Virginia.
This property is so well known. and
it's value appreciated. that iutlher de-
&C ip,ion is deemed supernuous.
Also
kt,he same iiRe and place, tract Of
,,t containing
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For the BEST PIANOS, over Baltimore,
New York, Philadelphia, and Boston M,uu-
factureTs.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers of real estate were
left at the Recorders Office, Friday, the
10Th day of June, 1871:
Alex. G. Robinson and wife to Ed
mund Hobbs, Jr. June Sth, lots l3, IA
and Is on the east side of York street,
Robinson's addition, for Sl515.
Mary r. Matthews to Isaac II.
Matthews, April 18th, all her interest
in and to property left her by.her father,
mother and Josephine c. LOOMS, for
$2400.
Fred. Folmar and wife to Henry Kiel,
March 18th, 1870, so acres OF land on
Stock Yard run for $4,000.
VIM. Armstrong and wife, TO Nir'
ginia f. May, June Sth, lot No. e in
Armstrong, Hunter & Cos addition for
$685..
John p. Gilchrist and wife, to George
D. Ripley, May 18th, lot No. in
square No. 10 Gilchrists addition, for
5000.
John L. Gllchrlst ana vile, 10 w IL
liam Hastings, May 18th, lot No. > in
square No. 10, Gilchrists addition for
5000.
John S. Trimble and wife to Joseph
Groves, June 1st, part Of lot No. 81
Centre street, for 500.
B. r. Logan and wife, to Thos. J. Orr
October 10Th. 1870. their interest in IL
acres of land joining Supler, Orr, and
others, for $3.50.
John Archibald and wife, to Henry
J. Leasure, June 18th, the undivided
half of coal lots Nos. |, = and 3, with
coal privileges for $3.50.
John Archibald and wife, to Henry
J. Leasure, June 18th, ID acres Of land,
call the Vineyard property, on east side
of Wheeling hill, for Sll $50
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BACALAUREATE SERMoN.-Rev. DR..
Westwood, OF the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church, preached the annual sermon
before the graduating class OF the Fe-
male Seminary yesterday morning. The
church was crowded by a very attentive
audience. DR.. Westwood chose as a
text, or rather as the motto Of his dis
course, the eighth verse of the four
teenth chapter Of Mark, "She hath done
what she could" He proceeded to
show that it was incumbent upon every
woman as well as every man in the
world to do something for the cause of
Christ and the measure of ability is the
measure OF duty. Woman must do all
she can. The speaker thought that the
proper sphere Of woman was not upon
the battlefield nor in the councils OF
the nation, but in the family, where she
constituted the cornerstone Of society.
He thought she ought to have the right
to vote, especially upon temperance and
other moral questions, but she ought
not to make political speeches nor be a
member Of Congress.
He thought that the physical educa'
ton OF women was too much neglected
and enjoined it upon the ladies of the
graduating class to preserve their health.
The standard OF female loveliness was
not in light weight, the small crcum-
ference of the waist or the paleness OF
the face or the softness Of the hand. He
would educate daughters in preference
to sons for the reason that women are
the most influential educators Of the
world.
The sermon was listened to through
out with profound attention and marked
approval by the audience.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-19

Music By THE BAND.-The music
has commenced; war has been declared
and trouble begins. On Friday night
the City Council revoked the assent
given by the city Of Wheeling for the
Gas Company to occupy the streets and
alleys of the city with its gas pipes, and
also the ordinance in relation to the
public gas lamps, &c On Saturday the
Gas Company replied by instituting a
suit in the Circuit Court against the
city for unlawful detainer. We sup
pose the Gas Company will use every
lawful means to eject the city from the
possession OF the gas works. The pros
pect for long and interesting law suit
is good at this writing.