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Storage for Carriages.

DARTIES having Carriages can be accommO-
dated with Storage at my Wzre-HOuse at the
rate Of one dollar per month.
April 20, 1871. J.HAwKS.
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CAUGHT AT LAsT.-About three months
since complaint was made by George
Dawson before Esq'r Glllcspy that James,
alias Monk Wallace, had broken into his
house in tho night time, and had stolen
several articles thcreirom. A warrant
was issued for Monks arrest, but that in.
divldual succeeded in eluding the officers
until yesterday, when Deputy Sergeant
Chapline napbed him. He was taken be.
fore Esq'r G., but the witnesses could not
be found and summoned for an immediate
investigation Of tile case. Monk was
thereupon sent to Jail for ten days. during
which interval the whereabouts of wit.
nesses will be ascertalned, and their at.
tendance secured at the examination.
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MARVELLOUS EscAPE.-On Tuesday
evening last Captain Samuel Cochran, q
passenger conductor on the Central Ohio
Division of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road, came near being killed at Bellaire.
As his train approached the station, and
while 10 was standing on the steps of the
rear car with. his hands in his brooches
pockets, and one foot elevated TO reach
the platform, the engineer, for some
reason, suddenly reversed the engine,
throwing the Captain forward between
the trucks and the station platform, with
his head resting against the latter. A
man standing near by seeing his situation,
ran to his relief and pushed his head out Of
the range of the steps on the other end Of
the car, else he would have been instantly
killed. Thus by q miracle only saved,
he was able to conduct his train back to
Columbus yesterday morning.
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CHARGE OF ABDUcT1oN.-In another
paragraph we have given q brief history
of HOUSEKEEPING operation about the
LIST Of last January, alleged to have been
committed by James, alias Monk Wallace.
At the same time complaint was made
before Esqr. Gillespy for that transaction,
another was lodged against Wallace by q
woman named Margaret Jones' accusing
him Of abducting her, on the date men.
toned, from the house Of George Dawson.
After his incarceration on the first charge
yesterday, Esqr. G. went to the Jail and
heard the testimony Of the woman (Who
is in prison for some oGence) The proof
Of Wallace's guiltwa considered suffi-
GENTLY strong to hold him to bail for his
appearance at the next term Of the Cir
cult Court. Bond in the penalty Of five
hundred dollars. was required to insure
his attendance, Failing to give it, lre was
left in statu quo.
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POLICE CoURT.-The lookers-on at the
Police Court, yesterday morning, were
few in numbers, but highly respectable in
character, as was remarked in our hear
ing. The docket corresponded with the
first assertion; of the'lattery we say moth.
ing. Thomas Nerriman had imbibed too
freely, and thenIwas guilty Of the further
indiscretion of exhibiting himself on the
streets. While in that merry condition
he was picked up by a "blue coat" and
slowed away in the lookup. The unfor.
tunatC presented a sorry sight when
brought out for trial-a Merriman in
name, but not in fact He was fined the
usual dollar and costs.
Thomas had evidently been there be-
fore. When the time to liquidate his in
debtedness came, it was found that he had
precisely the sum required-five dollars
and thirty cents. Putting down his hard
earnings on the desk, he took his depar.
.ture from the Court room without a penny
in his pocket-a poorer, and let US hope,
a wiser man.
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LECTURE TEAts.-wementloned a few
mornings since that correspondence had
been opened by gentlemen Of this city,
in the interest Of the Library Association,
with Hon. Charles Sumner, in relation to
securing lecture from him at an early
day. We have seen Mr.. Summers an.
swer to the telegram, in which he states
that sowing to pressing public duties
and the state Of his health" he could
not make any lecture engagements to be
filled at present. we arc conf
dent many of our readers will regret that
they arc not to hear the great New En-
glander.
We were shown a dispatch received
from George Francis Train, yesterday, in
which he says that he will be here on the
evening of April 18th 70 lecture, Prices
of admission, subject, SC, will be an.
nounced in dine time. We believe this
will be G, F. It's first appearance in this
city, and we have no doubt he will be
greeted by a full house,
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PRoMoTED.-Wc learn that Mr.. John ].
Jones, teller in the First National Bank OF
this city, has been elected Cashier Of the
Second National Bank of Pittsburgh, and
will leave for that city next Monday.
Mr.. ], has been, We believe, connected
with the First National since 1t was or
ganizGd, and has proved u faithful, COM
petent and courteous officer. We cOngrat-
lllate him on his promotion and also the
management Of the Second National in
having secured the services of one SO well
qualified in every particular to fill the ar
duOus and responsible position to which
they have elected our friend. He takes
with him the highest respect and conf
dcnce Of all whohsve had business trans
actions with him, as well as those who
have met him in the social circle. 9a
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CoLn-Tuesday night was decidedly
cold for the season Of tho year in this
latitude. A heavy white frost covered
everything outdoors yesterday morning.
The ground was frozen quite hard; ice a
half inch thick was formed in the cutters.
A gentleman remarked in our hearing
that ice tluee.quarters Of an inch in thick
ness was made in basin at his house in
the central section Of the city. Such
freezing, no doubt, destroyed the prospect
for peaches and other early blooming
fruits.
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ANOTHER PuzzLE.-A certain number
OF apples is to be distributed among the
members of family, consisting Of faith.
er, mother, son and daughter. The father
to have half as many rs the mother and
half an apple over; the daughter halt as
many rs the fhther and halfan apple over,
her share to equal the mothers, also; and
the son to have one apple. In the dlstri-
button, no apples were to be cut.
How many were there?
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CoUGHs. The administration Of Medi.
cinal preparations in the form Of bzenge
Is Of all modes the most eligible and con-
yenient, more especially as regards a
Cough Remedy. "BropHS Bronchial Tho
edeS." or Cough Lozenges, allay irritation
which induces coughing, giving instant
reliet in, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, InAuen-
"a, and Consumptive and Asthmatic com.
plants. cod
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"0uR OWN WATCH."-These reliable
time pieces, imported directly from
Europe by oxtoby s DufHeld, the Mar.
ket street Jewellers, are. recommended by
all Of the many persons who carry them.
AS correct time indicators these watches
cannot DO excelled, Full stock of foreign
Watches, Elgin and every other grade Of
American Watches at 1O4 Market street,
below the Mcclure House. Also every.
thing in the way of Jewelry, speCtacles,
Clocks, Plated Ware, &c,
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
i Deed Of Trust made to me by Christian
Smith and Eliza, his wife, dated October 4, 1855,
and Of record In the Recorders office Of Ohio
county, In Decd Book No. 20, pages 239 and 2S3,
will offer at public sale ut the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, ON Saturday, April
1871, beginning at 10 O'Clock, A. u the follow.
ing described property, to wit:
Two certain tracts Of land situate on Middle
Wheeling Creek, In the township0f TriadGlplla,
county Of Ohio, and State Of West Virginia,
bounded and described as follows, as per tho said
record Of the said deed Of trust: The first tract
beginning at bunch Of white wnlnuts standing
on the west bank Of Middle Wheeling Creek and
corner 10 Joseph NARROW and Joseph BlanCy;
thence with said Marlow's line down the creek
Q. OK deg. G. poles tOa white walnut; thence
.. ~ deg. .. lSpOes to sugar tree; thence 3. 81
deg, Q. SpOles TO u poplar; thence ~ deg. west
" poles TO an ash stump; thence deg. west 20
poles to u red oak; thence 8. Ct west
81 poles to stake; thence 8. l9& W. 90 poles to
an elm and white walnut. corner to said Joseph
NARROW and Henry Bell; thence 3. 30 deg. west
bSpOl0s to an elm thence II. TSX W. q poles to
a6nnch OF spruce pine; thence up steep hill u.
AZ west q poles to- hickory, corner to the
original Of Thomas Buchanan; thence with
Thomas BuchAnAn's line II. 10 deg. east l5S poles
to poplar stump; thence u. IS deg. west 50 poles
to an elm, another corner to said Joseph Bla-
ney; thence with his line n. 73& deg. G. 1913 poles
TO the beginning, containing one hundred and
slxty.thrCe acres more or less; also another or
second tract, adjoining thu nriner, bounded as
follows: BeginuingHtG red oak, corner to Albert
Davis and Henry Bell; thence north Sc poles to
an elm standing In drain, corner to Joseph
NARROW and James Stewart, with said Stewards
lLres, 80 deg. W, q poles to an elm; thence n.
1Sk deg. west - poles TO sugar tree thence 4,
9deg, east 10 poles 10 stake III the road thence
80 deg. G. 90 perChes 10 the red oak, being the
place Of beginning, containing q acres and 9S
perches, together with all the buildings and i'm.
prOvGments theFeuntO belonging,
Terms made known at the sale, A reasonable
credit will be given fora large proportion of the
purchase money.
Selling as Trustee, l shall convey only such
title as Is vested In me by the said Deed Of Trust
which, however, is believed to be good and per.
feet.
feb2S HENRY KURTZ, Trustee.
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KILLED.-We were informed, Yester.
day, by gentleman who had just finish.
cd q pretty extensive examination Of the
prospect for peaches in this region, that
tho buds have all been destroyed by the
recent heavy irosts. We hope q similar
condition ofthings does not exist all over
the country.
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NoTloE TO HousEKEEPERs Buy your
wall paper at PAUL Bros. & Co.'s, and
SAVE FIFTEEN PER CENT. by getting
those wide English goods which are gen.
orally superior to American paper, both
IN the quality ofthe paper and the colors
they are printed in-AND SELL FOR THE
SAME PRICE. You will find there the
best assortment in the .city-all styles,
prices, and qualities.
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REACHED THE ClTY.-Rev. E. G. Way.
man, appointed to chupllne Street NJ. E
Church at the recent conference held in
ParReBburg, reached the city, yesterday,
to enter upon his ministerial labors. Mr..
Wayman comes from Charleston, where
he preached with great acceptabllity the
past two or three years.
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PosT OFFICE ITRMs.-William F. Par.
shall has been appointed postmaster at
Mineral Wells, Wood county, rice George
W. Stephens, resigned.
]. Addison Hall has been appointed
mail messenger between Washington, Pa,
and Pittsburgh, over the CHARTERS Valley
railroad salary $8OOper annum.
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GONE WEsT.-Our friend, A. II. Hea-
ton, Esqr., ex-stute Librarian, left for the
West last night on the Cincinnati packet
We hear that he goes to Colorado
to try the effect of its climate on his
health. We trust. he may realize his
highest expectations, and return fully re.
utnrnd
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CRoUT COURT-Thc trial Of tho Neil
Savings Bank case was resumed, yes.
terday morning, After argument by
Counsel the papers were gtvento the jury.
A verdict for the defendant was rendered
One or two cases were continued until
the next term, and the testimony in an.
other, growing out of the celebrated LAT.
(crty-Railroad case, was heard.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning.
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REstaNED.-S. Brady, Esqr, for many
years Cashier Of the Merchants & Me.
Chanics' Bank Of this city, and Of the
Merchants National Bank since It's organ.
ization, resigned his position a day or two
since. Mr.. B. retlres after a lifelong ser.
vice in the management Of one of our
largest monied institutions, and, as It's
financial head, has contributed much to the
preseri tprosperity Of our city.
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PASSED TmoUGu.-Nliss Anna Dick.
inson reached the city, yesterday, on her
return from Washington, Pa, in which
place she lccturcd Tuesday evening, Miss
Dickinson went out to Mount Pleasant,
Ohio, in the afternoon, where she was I'D.
vertisCd to speak last evening. We hear
that she propores to pass a few days in
thOtlocality, -thc old home of her mother.
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CHEAP CoUNTER.-In order 10 make
room for spring goods, I will place my
entire stock Of Mems, Women's, Misses
and Child's Boots and Shoes on Cheap
Counter and sell them regardless Of cost.
Every pair warranted Of the best material
and workmanship. L. v. BLOND,
1O7 Main Street
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PIPE BURsTED.-The water main on
Fourth street, near Union, bursted during
Tuesday night or yesterday. The broken
pipe was replaced with commendable
promptness.
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GREAT BARGAINS m Doors AND SHOES.
TO reduce my present stock Of Shoes !
will sell best Philadelphia made Shoes,
Women's at $3.50, worth $3.50.
Misses at $500, worth $500. ss
Child's at Soc, worth 500.
Mems Gum Shoes at $1.OO, worth $1.25.
Women's Gum Shoes at zoe, worth 81.
L.V. BLOND, 107 Main St.
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ADDITIONAL particulars of the fire at
Lagrange, opposite Wellsburg, Monday
night, mention OF which was made in
yesterday mornings issue, will be found
in another column.
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NEW GooDa-J. 4. IaEin s Co., have
received their stock Of goods for Spring
and Summer wear, and we are satisfied
that for variety and beauty, they can not
be surpassed in the city: Call and see
them. 10 alf at IA s
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TnAr ANswEn Qursr1oNEp-

Go preach to tho wind though false telling seer,
Waste not thy breath In such arguments here, 7
Although In Thy dotAge; we will not allow
Any Sewing Machine can compete with the
HOWE,
So venerable Seer retire to they rest,
We will stand by the Howl, because tits tho best
And WOO TO the Sewing Machine, woe to Its Jaws
When the AOWH to It's side Indignantly draws.
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Jumper TAR Soar" cur Schapped hands
saltrheum, pimpIeS, and all cutGneous affections,
rendering the skin .soft and smooth. .Manuhct
tured by CASWELL, HAZARD b CO.,
Sold BY all Druggists. New York
nY2i.M. II. -d&R.
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ToR SALE-TWENTY (9N BUILD
II ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $500
equal instalnGnts at one, two and three years.
n nSsI' 1t 4OP mn '" JNo. P. e1LCHRIsT.
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U1OR SALE OR RENT.-TIIATt I'm
u desirable property fronting las feet MI
on Monroe street, 80 feet on Sixth and 92s
feet on st. Charles streets. There ls large now
dwelling with 10 rooms on the premises, besides
splendid stable sufficiently large Tor IL horses,
with mOws for tons Of hay. Possession 1st Of
April, or sooner,
lanai p. L. KIMBERLY.
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PICTURE FRANEs-All the latest and
most improved styles, just received at the
Partridge Gallery.
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Saturday the 18th Day Of April, 1871,

TOR SALE ON EASY TERMS Ia
II Five Brick Houses in BcnwOOl, stu. itH
ted above high water mark. IN
by ". V. IIOGE & BRO,
mari Real Estate Agents.
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Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following dc.
scribed property, tO.wIt: LOtnumbered twohun.
bred and two C9OI) situated on John streGt In tho
". Va, laid out BY Noah Zane, Peter Yarnall, j.
Fawcett and others, fronting on John street sixty
feet and running back one hundred and twenty
feet, more or less, TO the alley situate between
John and Zane streets called Cedar alley, with
the buildings thereon and thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale, cash.
Selling as Trustee, l shall convey only such title
as Il vested In me by said Deed Of Trust.
jan25 JOHN REID, Trustee.
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HTHURsDAY, MARCH 80, 1877.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

New Advertisements.
Steamer R. R. Hudson.
Snow Flake Lime.
Sleep and Contentment for All.
Notice-The Books, Notes, &c.
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sTEAMB OATS.


EOR CINCINNATI-THE 49,
II hno passenger steamer
R. r. HUDSON. Capt. J. T. RuSSEI1.,
will leave as above on Saturday, April lSt, at 8
o'clock P. II.
For freight or passage apply on board Or to
O. q. BOOTH d CO.,
mAr30 Agents.
DEGULAR WHEELING 49,
IL AND PITTSBURGH PACKET. sl'sAH
The steamer -
ARGoSY, Capt B. F. GOODWIN.
WI. G. ANDERSON, Clerk,
will leave Wheeling for Pittsburgh every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday ats 4. n.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
o. q. BOOTH b CO.,
feb9 IH Agents.
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE, CHEAP.
one large Fire.proof Safe.
One twO.wheel Truck.
Office sash and Lumber.
s Inquire OF F. c. WlNSlllP 4 CO.,
mar27 81 Monroe street.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
l. ola Deed Of Trust, made 10 me by John F.
hopkins and wife, dated December /, 1851, and
Of record in the office Of the Recorder Of Ohio
county, in Deed Book No. IS, page 40, ! will Of.
fer at public saleGt the front door OF the Court
House Of Ohio county, on
Saturday the 18th Day Of April, 1871,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. n, the following pro.
perry, that Is TO say: Lots, numbered ST. ", 50,
w. IS, I20 1871, 1870, 1871, 40, in Daniel ZAnes ad
dition 10 Wheeling; lot numbered ten 40 In
square numbered eleven 1D, and tho undivided
half OF lots numbered one ~, two az, three (9,
four ~, five %, six 10y, seven ~, eight 49, and
nine (9j, in square ten dC, in J. u j, Il. Bakers
addition to Wheeling.
Terms OF Sale nG-third In cash, and the resi-
due In equal instruments In six 10y and twelve (l2
months with interest, the purchaser giving good
personal security, and the Trustee retaining title
I'LL the whole OF the purchase money Is paid,
HENRY CRANGLE, Trustee.
. N. Dat the zane time and place and upon
the same terms, will be sold the other undivided
half Of lots numbered l. 2, ., d. 8, 0, and0, In
square 10, in j. Il ]. X. Bakers addition TO
Wheeling.
Enquire Of A. j. CLARKE,
Law Office, cor. Fourth and Monroe streets.
March II, 1871, mario
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THRUST SALE.

T1RUST SALE.
i by virtue Of Decd Of Trust made to me by
John Carney and Mary Jane his wife, dated Jan
uary 3, 1858, and Of record in tho Office Of the
Recorder Of Ohio county In Deed Book No. 81,
page 29S, will offer at public tale at tho front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, on
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ISLAND PROPERTY FOR IA
l. SALE.-I offer for sale my House HI
and lot, situated on Virginia street, leArsAstaS
Huron. The house Is new, containing four
rooms, hall and other cOnvenIences. such as
presses, cupboards, &c. Also good dry cellar
under house. side and rear pOrtcOs and all neccs
sary ontbuIldlngs. Size Of lot 44x1l6 feet.
For further particulars apply on the premises,
or at Mendel's shop, Fifth street, to
mafl6t W. G. RIHELDAPFER.
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CAW MILL AND LOGS FOR SALE

81" MILL IND H0U0 H01' '11H7'
Iwant to sell a Portable steam Saw Mill and
about two thousand Logs. The Logs are about
~ miles from this place. will sell the MIL
aud Logs separately.
Having sold my farm and expecting to remove
from this locality, will sell the above named
property very low for cash. F. A. GATHER.
Pennington, Taylor Co., W. Va. mArl7dGw
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presen prosperity of our city.
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llessiry. 3. Hoe & Co., A. B. TAYLOR,
Degener 4 Weller, &C.,
And with all the Styles and Design, Of
1YPE, eORpEAs, ORNAMENts, CuIs, EIr
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,

tsE-sf" srt-a eua ''''''
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AN UNPROTECTED SYSTEh.-Do not
FANCY because you feel strong that you are i'm
ipregnablo to sickness. Whole neighhorhoods
arc frequently prostratcd at this .oason by
mnlarieus fevers. Vigorous muscles and
strong sinews, broad shoulders and sound
lungs, are no dofenco against the mophitic
vapors OF autumn. Frames which have with
stood the summer heat may succumb now.
Many an athletic man, whose family depends
for Its support on his industry, now lies pros
trate. weak and helpless as babe, under the
periodical assaults Of chills and feycrs. or
bilious romittent fever. This could not bo if
all were wise enough to provide against such
o contingency. by toning and fortifying tic
system with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS. This approved vegetable tonic is ab-
aoluto'y harmless, 30 that It Ia sheer folly not
to take it as safeguard at season when dis
eases Of tho liver, the stomach, tho bowels,
and indeed all tho visccral organs arc gene
rally prevalent. TO keep the system in order
and insure health, Or to put it in order when
this prccaution has boon neglected, is the duty
OF every human being who values lifc For
both these purposes Hostetter's 8 Ditters is dc.
signated, and it answers both. Petty local
dealers are endeavofing, in many parts Of the
country. to substitute preI ations mado of
impure and dangerous materials in it's stead.
Give them wide BERTH They are prepared
by unskilful cxperimtntors, who want to turn
penny at the expense of the public health.
Sept % iG