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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

EOR RENT, an
L IN MANCHFSTER.E Iii
q desirable RESIDENCE, eight good rooms. store.
room water in the house,. and Kitchen with TWO
rooms on Fifth street between ID. *. Weisiger's
and Mason's Hall.
very nice RESIDENCE In construction, eligi-
bly, located; aud some small HOUSES, Two to
three rooms
part of two good HOUSE to persons that will
suit will be let low.
Some very desirable HOUSES I'm good oca tions
FORSALt. Several FARMS for sale and rent.
ABBY to -. h. WElSIGEk Il Co,
J cal + state agents,
au 1926 Opposite rourl- house.
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LOST, srRAYED, AND FOUND.

STRAYED-$ $40 REV ARD Er
~ Sirsyed from my residence this WED ~
Desday) afternoon, 18th, a large SOhREL HOkS E,
in good condition, with halter on. The above rt-
ward Will be laid for his return for information
reading 10 his recovery.
L. WILEY DAVIS,
70S TwcI ty seventh street, or
au 19-1t 21 Twentieth street
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DOR RENT. UPON LIBERAL g.

4. TERMS, adelighifuIly-ocated BRICK RI. XII
s1DENCE, surrounded with beautiful shade-rees,
twelve rooms; Kitchen, stable, &C {; conveniently
arranged, with al The modern improvements.
desirable. wel!-consIructrd, and conveniently
arranged BRICK DWELLING with two stories Il I'd
bisemeur. and wing III The rear with two rooms !;
kitchen, &c with hot ana cold water, in good re-
pair. 7'+.
A well-buiL aud convenient -arranged BRICK
DIV ELLIAG, OH Broad street above tn. Monumeu-
tai church, with basement anu three stories above,
containing ten or twelve rooms; ki:chcu &C.,
with modern improvements.
That attractive STHCCOEc.BRICk RESI-
DESCE ana BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS, on Broad
street corner of Twentieth, with basement and tw
sturitS above, containing twelve rooms; kitchen,
stabe. &c. Apply to RICHARI,sON e. CO.,
au 10 1w l113 Main street.
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DOR RENT.-Tbut conveniently-lo- g.
Il Gated and well arranged FAMILY RESI-S
DESCE. No. 400 Eighth street having be Ell put in
complete order, Is now ready for occupancy. This
house Is in good neighborhOod nesr 10 business,
aud yet very retired, and has all modern convent
euces. Apply 10 JOHN G. WILLfAM,,
au 16 Nv ut Bank of Commerce.
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FOR RENT. A FARM containing fifty g.
= acres OF land, on Broad. Street road twoEE5
miles west OF kichiuond. improvements consist OF
LWELLING with three Too:us I; barn. slnble, re.
Its proximity 10 the city makes very desirable for
trucking or dairy purposes For further informa-
ton apply to- .'sEs y = tfttss y e. ID. EACHO.
au lift Real Estate Agent.
EOR RENT, STORE AND BASE O.
Il MENT No Oil MAIN STREET, ut "a
present occupied 10y Messrs. Notipg & BROTHER. Pos
session given October LIT. To acceptable tenant
the same will be placed In perfect repair. Apply TO
jy2i-1m 1909 Mslu street
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EOR RENT. Two SMALL SrORES Ia
q ON the south side of Cary between Tenth I'll
and Eleventh streets.
SECOND STORY Of No. 9, ives: side of Tenth
between Main and Cary streets. ...
No. 1222.-EXCtLLEST DWELLING ON the
north side of Broad street next wcst.f Monumental
church. Apply 10 J. L. APPERSOS,
All Ia ct keal Estate kpent.and Auctinncnr.
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BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.-One Of
IL the most attractive BUILDING LOTS In the
civ, on the south side OF Clay street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets for sale privately.
Applyto RICHARDSON j. CO.,
au 81 Nv 1113 Main street.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


EOR PHIL ABE P II | A. I'm
4 The steamer J. w. EyERMAN, s1sssknaeA
Captain PLATT. will receive freight for The above
port till FRIDAY the Goth instant. st p O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington Del. Providence
signed through. t..
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
stafer0nm. 50. w. L. PORTGk- Agent. .
au ! 9-2t 2426 DOCK street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE ALE.
TOR SALE, a HIGHLY CULTIVATED
4 ard very productive, little MARKET-FAkM
of 90 ACRES, about seven miles from Richm ond.
There are some 40 ACRES OF Woodland:
In good nelghDorhood. Will be sold cheap. Apply
immediately. L. =. SQUIRE CO..
Real Estate Agents, 81 Bank street.
OH 10 .Th&SGiE
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49, FHhhNHths AND FKEACHlNG.
Rev. DR.. Morgan L. Dix, of the old and
wealthy Trinity church, New York; Bishop
Egslestop. newly elected bishop of Iowa,
Rev. Mr. Bianton, Presbyterian minister, OF
Kepinek, Rev. q. w. Sanderlin. OF Frank
iiD-sqnare Baptist church, Baltimore; Rev.
~. U. Bttia&er, chaplain in the United States
NAYS aHo Rev. Drs. w. Il. Hatcher, j. Viii.
liam Jones, and A. E. Dickinson, OF Rich
-mond, are here. Dr.. Dix is a son OF ex.Go.
yerpor Dix. OF New York. and gets some.
where aoaus w, 900 or S25. 600 per annum
for bis services. His position il one or vast
smperiaLes and responsibility. But he fop6d
time 70 Srslsa book 10 prove the duty Of tue
eslnaey OF tie clergy and lnpyried soon after.
Oaao1oIediy be Hss Justified In .goingI
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T, aa ale co, d ,cted by E. D. FAcHo Auction'er.
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WANTED. AN ACCOMPLISHED FE-
w MALE HOUSE.SERVANT. Must bring
good RI concentrations. None other need apply.
Al Grace street au 1S-ll"
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BY ". NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
NJ II love m n street.

RICHARDSON & Co. Auctioneers.
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w ANTED, a WHITE GIRL TO NURSE
w small child. Apply at 32l Broad street
nm 19.lt
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WANTS.

WANTED. BY A GENTLEMAN WHO
w "a absent from the city most of the time. a
FiIRSiSHED ROOM or BOAk!l In private fam
ily for his wife Address AGENT, care q Dis
oNi
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Condensed kilograms,

"A Chicago Tina special from Pekinl
Ill, says the extensive o. X: Touring
mills Of that city burned yesterday morn
ing, loss $4,000. Insurance $1,000.
"A dispatch from Eureka, Nevada,
reports q heavy shock ofcarthguake yes
tsrday evening, doing some damage to
building but no one injured
The Irish associations Of New York
city have resolved on public parade in
Jersey City on Sunday, the 18th inst as
. tribute to the memory Of John Mitchell
ID. Roseubauni, of Mount Union, In
diana, was relieved Of 5000 on 4 sleep
ing car between Pittsburgh and New
York. His empty pOcketboOk wa found
on the floor Of the car.
-Bookey and Parker, the two cOnyietS
Who escaped from the sheriff OF Lucas
county, ohio, on Wednesday, when near
Columbus, have been recaplured, and are
now safe in the penitentiary.
"A London special from Berlin says
that a financial crisis Is feared. There
have been % failures and 3 persons have
committed suicide in consequences oil
financial reverses.
AT meeting Of the New York
Chamber OF Commerce, Thursday, resO'
buttons approving the action Of Governor
Tilden IN his exposure of the canal
frauds and thanking him for his messag'
were unanimously adopted.
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Boy DROVSED on mn ILASp.-A
very sad accident occurred on the Island
Yesterday morning, by which Mr.. Thos.
i. Beans, who lives on Virginia street
near Broadway, lost bright little boy.
About s O'Clock in the morning little
Walter Beans, who was about nine years
Old, in company with several other boys
went down TO the back river to throw
some rubbish over the bank. Walter
yentured too near the edge Of the bank,
and it gave way, precipitating him into
the water, which was quite deep At that
point Owing to the steep bank, his
comrades were unable 70 afford him any
assistance, and after struggling brayely
against the swift-aoWing current for
a short time, the unfortunate boy
sank out OF sight. Mr.. Beans, the father
Of the drowned boy, who Is connected
with NJ. Gutman & Cos clothing house,
Is travelling in the interest Of that firm,
and his almost distracted wife does not
know where to address him and convey
the sad tidings Of their loss, A reward
Of 500 was offered for the recovery OF
the body, and men we're at work dragging
the river all day yesterday, but without
success, so far as our information ex-
tends. Walter was a manly and intelli.
gent little fellow, and was liked by all
the neighbOrs, who sympathiIe keenly
with the distressed parents, He leaves
twin brother, who despite his youth deep
" feels his loss.
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ORTHOGRAPmCAL Fun.


Tongue Tusslling n the Opera
House Last Might. Tor the Bene-
iltOfthe ChiIdFen's HOme--OEef
Seven Hundred People In the
House,
Aqand spelling match Tor the benefit
Of he Childfen's Home took place At the
Opera House last night By 7;S0 o'clock
the cosy place OF amusement was hlled
with our best citizens, the gray hairs Of
old age mingling with the glossy brown
and golden locks Of jubilant youth. Az
Ter ali the arrivals had slowed Themselves
comfortably away, and the young men
who were afraid 70 spell had sought snug
nooks and corners, Mr., Geo, Q. Black
announced that the school Was ready to
stake up and the roll Of spoilers was
read. Although amany were called few
were chosen or rather but few offered to
sacrifice themselves on the altar Of orthog'
raphy. The following ladies and gentle.
man, divided into two squads Of equal
numbers under tho Captaincy Of Judges
Cochran and Crannier, finally took the
nOOF.
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GALE or VALUABLE REAL EsrArE.

~
The undersigned BY VIrtpu Of deed Of trust ex.
eCuied 10 him by Isaac Colts, dated the llt DAY u
March, 1875 and recorded In the Office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Ohio county In lee,l Of
Trust Book No. 8, pages Us and 216, will sell al
public auction al the front o1T Of the Court House
q Ohio county, at 10 O'clock A. ~, on
SATURDAY, the iSt day Of May, 1875,
the following property, io-Wlli The north half Of
the forty feet In front Of lot Numbered ll5on the
west sidp Of Market Square, In the city Of Wheel
lng being about twenty feet In front and running
lack 10 tie alley, together with tho building and
appuFtenances situated thereon. said building u
nov occupied by Q. Z. Wagner. Said property will
be sold subject 10 the dover Of Susan L. COtiS, the
wife q aid Isaae Colts, which however will only
Vost In Cass the sid Susan f. Cots should survive
the aid Isaac COltS and To lease Of said premises
held By c. T. Wagner for the three years next en-.
suing after the iSt day Of April, 1875 al tho rate Of
500 per year, the hrd years rental having already
Teen advanced 10 the mid Isaac Colts.
TERMS o. SALE 0ne-thlrd Of the purchase
money to In cash, One-thIri 10 le paid In three
months FROM the day Of ale, and the remaining
third 10 DIX months from Gald day Of sale, the pur.
chaser diving notes with satisfactory security for
alh deferred lnstallmentS.
SELLING ~ trustee, the undersigned VIII cOnseY
only such title a. Il conferred upon him by the slid
deed Of March LIST, 1875, though the tItel believed
b. IL good. JOHN o. PENDLEION,
J. tHANBERs HERyEr, AuetIOneer. mr9i
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The river commenced rising again VS.
teriay' AZ DARK last evening Ihe MARKS
at The wharf indicated " leeI INCHES
The kagon lelt ioT Plisonrgh al . M
and the Courier ior FaIEersourg AZ noon;
The latter was detained about an 9our anu
q half by taking on some machinery al
Hobbs 4 Taylors shop.
The local packets are all running anu
doing well; -,
The following toIpoaI passed goWn
with coal; NY Cholceh veteran no. =
Panther and FearieSs' Inc latter mas also
a model barge with freight go,
The toWboah stone, Jos. fillmore anu
Hope passed up with empty harges:
The Hudson will arrive from C'neln'
natl to-day.
The steamer Market Boy went on inc
docks yesterday afternoon Tor repairs
by Telegraph.
PnIsBURGH, April l.-Riyer u feet 0
inches. A slight shower this evening;
will have more rain tonight.
CGRcfSNATI, April 1.-THE river IL
rising with 20 feet in the channel; wealth
er clear and pleasant. Arriyed-Andes;
Wheeling; Exporter, New Orleans. De-
parted-Andy Brown, Memphis Robert
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A BGBE BADLY BURNED.-About noon
yesterday 4 babe belonging to DOminiek
Reppetto, the Italian peanut merchant
Just above the PostAiee, vas badly burned
By the upsetting Of . stove. RePPetto
lives on an alley between 18th and 18th
streets, near Eoff street. The cooking
stove in his kitchen stood upon four bricks
and from some cause one Of the bricks
came from underneath, and the stove up
set. The child, only eight months old,
vas playing on the door, and when the
stove fell a pot full ofbOiling water was
thrown upon it. The little thing was
terribly burned about the lower portion
ofits body, and for some time fears were
entertained that its injuries would prove
fatal. A surgeon was summoned and the
littleO ones sufferings relieved ,as much as
possible. Last evening there was some
hope Of It's recovery.
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The Lowest Prices,
The Largest Stock,
The Greatest Variety
Ever seen in Wheeling.
II you want TO examine q stock where
YOU will End every variety Of Clothing
20 to N. Gutman 4 Co.'S.
II you want them at the lowest prices
20 to n. Gutman & Co.'s.
Dress Suits, Business Suits, from the
cheapest to the best at N. Gutman .
Co.'s.
suits to ct Men Of all sizes,
Suits TO Ct Boys Of all sizes,
Suits to it Children from two to nine
years Of age, N. Gutman 4 Co.'s.
All these goods sold at prices that defy
competition, at
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The MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENT
Strange IA II may seem, II Is neyertheless
a fact-a verity-that the long.looked for
and lOng-sNpected work was commenced
yesterday. We have the pleasure Of
stating that yesterday morning force Of
workmen-small IL Is true, but what il
lacking In quantity we hope will be made
up in qualiiy-commenced vigorous at
tack on the curbstOne which Is 10 grace
Main street between 18th and 18th. We
understand that II Ia The intention Of the
city authorities to complete this improve.
ment II II takes all summer. II any Of
our readers suspect this Of Icing an April.
fool Joke, they can 60 down TO Main street
and be convinced.
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Suns ron DAMAGES AGAINST TIE Cry.
Two important suits for damages have
been recently brought against the city Of
Wheeling. Mrs. Margaret Wilson, WHO
lives on ST. Charles street, has through her
attorneys, Messrs. Davenport and Dove.
nor, notified the city authorities Of a
suit instituted by her against the city for
damages sustained by her in falling into
an open Calvert on The street on which
she resides, at which time she broke one
Of her wrists. She claims 5000 DANA.
ges.
Mrs. Robert Hamilton has also brought
suit against the city, claiming 5000
damages for injuries sustained by q fall
near the new school building in the Third
Ward, caused by some neglect on the part
Of the officials.
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II Il natural for people suffering with
Consumption, Coughs, Severe CoIls, or
any other disease Of Inc Throat and
Luhggl 70 put Of from day TO day buying
an article that they know has cured their
neighbOt, friend, OF relative, yet they
have no faith In II until Il 4 too late. II
you viii 20 10 your Druggist and Eet 4
bottle Of BosCHKR's GERMAN SYRUr, your
immediate cure Il A. certain a. you live.
II has lately been introduced In this
county from Germany, aud Druggists
aud people everywhere are elated over
IL tuccess. You can get a simple bottle
for 10 centa and sfy 1t Regular site
bottle 10 cents. eoiAW
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WEI nunlsrpIeoe. h.DdIol y ea1Iier.-l0l,ls

REMOVAL OF OdLEBAY, Sons & Co.
The we'll known firm Of 0glebay, Sons 4
Co, wholesale grOcers, has removed to
1901 Main street, where they will carry
on their business in the future. The stand
Just left by this firm has been occupied
by dealers in wholesale groceries for
many years, and became we'll known
10 the public. The new location is on
the west side Of Main between l4th and
18th streets. Its more cOmmodiOus than
the old quarters, and the facilities Of the
firm to accommodate their large and In
creasing trade will be thus increased.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
PENNsYLYANIA.

A RnoS OF TERROR n me LEHIoH re-
OIoN.
HAzLEToS, April 1.-The excitement
At Upper Lehigh yesterday during the
raid Of the miners was intense, and there
Vas 4 perfect reign Of terror. Il seems
that they divided their forces before en-
tering the town, some coming in At the
east end and others At the west. Many Of
he rioters were drunk, and went through
he hotel endeayoring to force the land
'lord to Join them. The company's store
va attacked and Ehots fred into the
building, but the superintendent and
clerks escaped. Riots are reported al
Ashland, with 4 loss oiseYeral liyes. All
quiet here.
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A WIFE on THE RAMPAaE-Yesietday
morning Henry Albright appeared before
Justice BelYille and complained that his
wife, Mary, had clubbed him with lump
Of coal, and otherwise assaulted him and
her step4on. The gentle Mary was ar
rested and compelled 10 give bond in the
sum Of 500 for her good behavior for
the ensuing twelve months.
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THE WHEEL ExcuRaoS-The Vie
sci Musical Institute on Monday evening
next will make an excursion to Steuben.
vile, Ohio, on the Steamer Andes. The
steamer will leave the wharf at 8 o'clock
?. NJ, and return the same evening after
the concert. The trip will be very
pleasant one, and We doubt not that the
Andes will be crowed with excursionists.
All those who wish to Join the excursion
should purchase their tickets this morn.
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LEG AMPUrArED.-A young man named
John Casey, who lives on 18th stteet, East
Wheeling, had his leg ampulaled jester.
day morning by Drs Ffissell, Hupp and
Todd. Casey has suffered from the white
swelling In his leg fot number Of years,
and yesterday the surgeons, In order to
save his lie, amputated the limb above
The knee.
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VIZ know Of no place to recommend our
patrons to visit, where they Willb treat
ed with more courtesy, POliteness and con-
sideratiOn mo ulatter what their station
in life may be, than the mammoth cloth
ing house OF H. Frank, 40 Twelfth street
This firm have on hand and are daily
receiving some Of the finest goods ever
seen in Wheeling, and at very low prices
give them call and see II We speak the
fFnth
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SUBWAY PIAaOs
Knabe Pianos,
Chickefing Pianos,
Halelton Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Smiths American Organs,
Mason & Hamlihs Organs,
Estey & Co.'S organs.
Geo. Wood 4 Co, Organs and other
make Of new and second hand pianos and
organs, all Of which are offered At the
lowest prizes, and on the most reasonable
terms At ADAMs& Lucas,
I227 Market street.
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JUSTICE CALDwELL.-Two actions were
brought yesterday by John Robrecht
against Silas Horton, before this Justice.
One was for unlawful trespass, and the
other for creating disturbance by "cOn-
tending with loud and angry words" The
alleged tTespass consists in Horton taking
possession Of farm belonging to \ man
named NARROW, whom he alleges leased II
to him, but which has been in RObrecht's
possession for the past fifteen years.
Mr.. Horton waived an examination Of
the tsespass case, and gave bail in the
the sum Of $500 to insure his appearance
at the County Court TO answer. He was
examined upon the second charge, and
required to furnish surety in the sum OF
5000 that he would be OF good behavior
for one year.
Upon complaint Of Henry Hoffman, a
man named Christian Wolf was arrested
upon charge Of lunacy and committed to
Jail.
Timothy Dorgan swore out a peace
warrant against Timothy Donavan, but
the case was compromised before going To
trial.
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DR. BpII's Vegetable Pills, for the
cure Of Liver Complaint, Bilious Aztec.
tions, Headache, and especially Sick
Headache, Pain In the Side, Stomach,
Back or 1ntestines, Sick Stomach, Giddi.
ness, Dimness Of Sight, Weak Nerves,
Loss Of Appetite, Costiyeness, Dyspepsia,
Derangement Of the Kidneys, and all
delicate Female Complaints. For sale
by all druggists at % cents abox. dAW
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HELNBotDs BUcHu il still in The Ne.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, The cele.
bfated medicine IA still manufactured al
the laboratory At philadelphia, and Ia
sold BY all respectable druggists. II Il
warranted for all diseases Of The kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feits. Genuine has pfOpfietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New Yofk, Sole
Agent. diV,
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RAILROAD TrEMs.-The Bellaire and
Southwestern railroad company Is in.
corporatCd with capital stock Of $780,
600, TO build railroad from Bellaife to
woodsheld, BY William A. Armstrong
and others.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad has left
Columbus on the Central Ohio road near.
u like Wheeling on the main stem. The
through trains nov leave the old route at
Newark, and Columbus Is virtually on a
sWiteh.-,T. Cdirriue Gazette.
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JUsrroE LAuSDEH.-Abner Lyons yes
teriay entered an information before
Justice Iaundef, charging Mrs. Rosa
UBfien with stealing SO from his pocket
while he was In her house. Rosa was
arrested and committed 10 Jail in default
Of Si00 bail for her appearance al court.
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TIE CLARKsBURG CHALLENGE AC-
cEPTED.-We some days ago published a
challenge from some Clarksburg citizens
TO spell an equal number Of Wheelingites
at a time and place to be agreed upon.
At u meeting Of West Virginia Castle
No. 4, A. o. K. DIM. O., last evening, this
challenge was accepted upon the condition
that the contest will take place in this
city. The following gentlemen were APP
pointed Committee Of Arrangements /:
N. N. Burrows, VIM, 7. Noble, ]. L. s.
Hall
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SCENES IN CHESA.-The store Of v. 3.
Hall & Son, on Market street opposite
the Mcclure House, contains novelty in
the way Of a regular Chinese panorama.
The walls on either side Of the store
room are covered with elegant paintings
by Chinese artists representing scenes
peculiar to the East, which attract much
attention from passing pedestrians.