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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-26
WARRINGTON COUNTY ITEus.
Form the Review * Examiner.


MISS FELICIA II. JONES, Of BcnlIcys-
Vile this county, has been elected prln-
clpaI Of Cottage Hill school, Oil City, at
monthly salary Of Sjj.
IT is estimated that our town and IT.
Immediate vicinity consume about three
hundred and fifty thousand bushels OF
cOal annually.
THE Green county fairs will be held
as follows: Carmichaels on Thursday
and Friday, September @3d and 2i,h;
Jacktown on Thursday, September @O,h
and October lst; Wayucsburg on Thurs.
day and Friday, October lith and 18th
r. b. MCCAIN, principal of Clay>viIle
school during the last two or three SECS
sions, has been elected to take charge @!
the school Mt West Alexander. lie is an
accomplished teacher, and will, We pre-
dict, render entire satisfaction.
TIE place Of meeting Of the next
Pittsburgh Conference OF the Methodist
Church, has by authority OF the Pi,trict
Committee been changed from Wells
burg, West Virginia, TO the Castle Shan
non Methodist camp meeting groun l.,
Allegheny county, Pennsylvania. To COM
mrnce on the first day Of September.
IL speaking o! the rapid progress OF
work on the narrow guage roud, tn"
Wayucs burg MdspcHcH OF last week
saws: "a friend from that place inform
ed US last Mondy that the West Union
Railroad cut would be complete m Il day
and n halt, and it Is probably finished
before this time. The Ely cut was COM
plcted yesterday wednesday, evening.
/ hese arc the largest cuts Oh the road.
The office and contents, and the tippic
north of the railroad track at Bricr Hill
coal works, ut Mcdonald, this county,
were set on fire last Thursday morning
and burned. 4 free use Of water saved
a part of the tippIe. 1t seems that who
ever set the works on fire had spite at
the company instead OF the men VIII"
worked there, as the tools Were thrown
out of the blacksmith shop with the evil
dent intention of firing it also, but Wa
prevented in some way. The whole loss
IS about eight hundred dollars, aud J.,
covered by insurance. The miners are
not blamed with the mischief.
IN our own county the wool market has
been somewhat more active during the
past week or two. Several thousand
pounds have been purchased at 40 and
ilc, and a few thousand at ijc. y num-
Der of lots have also been shipped on
commission Among those VINO have
been in the market within the period
mentioned is Col. VIM. lIamljE, of the
firm of Parker Il Ilamin, Of Boston. who
has. through a friend IN our town,
purchased over 225,O0O pounds OF fine
woods all IN our own county. We did
net learn definitely the prices paid for
these woods by Mr.. llamlIns agents, but
surposc them to be about the same a,
thee paid by other dealers. o. one
agreeable fact we are certain. however
tina, this one purchase has put in circu-
lation in our county over 100000. II
also furnishes evidence that at least 81
portion of our growers are wiling to let
20 nj ruling rates.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wheeling Female College

THIS INSTITUTIoN WHICH Has
L esen N successful operation for The
last twenty-five years, will Reopen an
Tuesday, September 9Th. under III.
management ei Miss i. Taylor, Of New
York.
Miss Taylor brings 10 the Institution an
experience Of over twenty years u u sue
cesful Principal vi louL. Lodles' semlIa.
rlts, East.
The course OF study is extensive and
thorough, embras!n2 all the branches OF =
solid and ornamental education.
To young ladies who complete the raru.
lar Collegiate course, and sustain cr,dils
BILE examinations, tho Diploma uf tho In
stltuIlOu viii be given, and ali graduates
who become prolci, ut i'm uI least ON.
Foreign Language, and Piano Music. " ..I
receive Gold Me daI, the highest houpI u!
the Institution.
The Principal viii be assisted by nun
corps Of compel ut and experience Pro
lessons and Teachers.
FOR term. Or further information, al.
drcs. MISS 4. TAYLOR
All business Communications may be
addressed 10
auggD SAMUEL TAYLOR $50
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90 o.

CEETrSNIAL TRANsroRTATIoS.-A.
7. Go,uorn, director general of the
United States centennial exposition, has
received u letter from Mr.. a. j. Cassati,
third vice.prcsident of the Pennsylvania
railroad, in which be says: 1--WE have
received responses from the New York
Central, the Erie and Baltimore and Ohio
railroad companies, asserting to the pro-
posed arrangement with reference to the
transportation of goods to and IRON the
centennial expedition. 1t is, therefore,
understood that regular rates shall be
charged on all goods carried to the expo
stion for exhibitors over the roads con-
tro,lcd by the above named companies
and by this company and that ali unsold
goods shall be returned frec-freight and
all charges to be- prepaid in every case
this arrangement to cover ali articles in.
tended for exhibition, as well as all other
articles forwarded by exhibitors for their
own use in connection with the eXposi-
ton. This announcement covers be-
tween 1000 and 5000 miles of railway,
and includes many very important lines.
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st. Joseph's Academy.

IN CHARGE OF THE SISTERS OF 81
l. Joseph, cor. Fourteenth & Eon ~.
The patrons OF this Institution arc In.
formed that It's duties will be- resumed. ,,,,
the first Monday IN September. Al M.
commencement OF this, It's eleventh year
OF successful opcrailon,It Is unnecessary 10
say more than that the same wutcI,,g.r.,,,
over the pupils, and ,XJctu,,, iu ,hril. nm -
Structlon that has hitherto characterized
the school, Will still be- maintained. I'm.
rents are earnestly requested to,ui.rfn,.y
children punctuaIy tor the opening o,llc
classes 10 pupils OF German pnr.utagJ
no extra charge is made Tor Ii,trurt..,n
IN lMAt IAnEuAsr.
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To MANY men the nabit ofprotane Ian
guagc is safety valve TO the passions.
When they are angry, il they did not
swear, they would burst and, barring the
.'muss" their explosion would make they
ought TO.
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Wheeling. W. Va, April =, lN.'.
r;vIIE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company of Wheal-
ing. expired April !, 1870, and its uncNpir-
ga ire business has been rciuSurrd by the
9.thpIS Insurance Company OF W hctl-
tu,, W. va. as shown 10y the Resolution
AMI acknowledgements hereto. All claims
for loss ur damage that may occur after l.
u'clnck 81, April |, 80, under any nrc
policy issued Ivy the Fire and Marine In
surtncc Company. and in force, Will be
adjusted and settled 10y the Peabody In
SurIuce Coz NuuN.
). V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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BEFORE SQUIRE ClLpwELL.-Icstcr
day r. Dorsey and Hugh Boyi We're be-.
fore the above Justice charged with
hawking and pcddiinS without license.
They paid the costs and took out licenses,
and the cases were dismissed.
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BRIDGEPORT.

y LITTLE son Of Henry and Martina
Crawford died yesterday.
\ NUMBER of Democrats from the
upper end OF the township intend to
visit Bellalre on "Wednesday next. They
want to see old Bill Allen matcrulizc.
Mr.. JoHS ENDLER, gardener who
lives n mile and II hal; OUT The National
Road, has been dubbed the champion
grasshopper-kiIer OF Belmont county.
Yesterday morning Inc was seer in Il ter
riblc state OF agony "iiugSing
the pests OF his tomato patch.
/. he don't have iull crop it won't BE-
for want of care and wutchlulnc-s.
The chances for railroad 70 Bridge
port are somewhat diminished by the
cluse-ii,tcd manner in which few prop
crty owners along the proposed line
cling to tho narrow minded idea that If
they do not donate the right OF way To
the company, they will make several dol
lars more than their liberal minded
ueighbors, who hesitated not III grant
ing it because they knew the only Hkr.i-
hood OF ever having the road va, To AID
1t all in their power.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks ut the landing last evening
showed ) feet inches in the channel,
and falling.
The Granite State from Portsmouth
for Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday at
no-n.
The Express left for Parkersburg yes
terday morning at the usual hour.
ETho Ed Hobbs arrived from Middle
port yesterday where she has been uu-
dergoing repaies.
The j. L. Rhodes Is due from Cincin-
natl to-day.
The Mallie Ragon is the Parkersburg
packet this morning at II o'clock.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle SAYS:
Captain Ed. Hornbrook, of the G. W.
Hornbrook, arrived by raIl to day. His
steamer will arrive this evening with II
tow Of lumber Captain II. reports that
the Hornbrook pulled the Jacob Heath
ington eft the bar at the foot of Mont.
gomerv Island, this morning. The
Heathington has three barges in tow for
this port.
The latest discovered preventative OF
boiler iucrustato Is zinc. 1t appears
thuLan engineer on board the French
steamer st. Laurent, after making some
repairs in the boilers, left accidentally
therein IN ingot Of zine. Some tim"
after, IN searching for the bar in the gen
orator, in which, meanwhile, steam had
been maintained, he found, 10 his sur
prise, that the metal had disappeared
aud also that the iucrustution left bv the
water. instead Of being hard
and firm, was mere
mud easily washed ont. Repeating
the experiment, during another voyage,
I the same result was reached. II l. aEo
stated that M.Lrscur, French chemist,
after examining into this remarkable cir
cumstauce concludes that the zinc forms
vo.tsic couple with the iron of the
boiler, zinc being the negative pole and
the iron tue positive. IttIen happens IS
in all batteries, that the zinc Is consumed,
while tine iron is protected both from OK
dutlOn and dissolution. Additional
tests Of this simple preventative, it such
il may DC termed, will be looked for with
special interest.
lBv Teicgraph.I
PrrrsBUGu, August Driver three
feet three inches and falling. Wcater
clear
NASHVILLE, August 25-River st!l,
.. L 4
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ST. LOUISLAW SCHOOL.

lLaw Department of Washington
University.
The regular annual term Of This lUu
School VIII open ON cdncStiHN 0cto'.
o. 18Th. 1879. Full course. two ',iuI>. SIX
months each. Students admitted CO. The
senior Class, on examination, by ulU.cu.
ton on or be- ore October l.fh. Iula,u.
u" OF Library. For particular. uIi,'--
G. VI. STEW ART, Dean ui Law Faculty.
y21yDdsb 2U3 y. Third St,St. Louis No.
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FoR Music, Music Books, Pianos, Or
CANS. Stools, Covers, and thousand and
one things to be found in Muse store,
90 to Adams " Lucas, 1921 Market
street. They make Il speciality Of these
articles, and sell At lower prices and on
more accommodating terms than any one
else
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SEIGuBORHOOD NEWS.
pELLAIRE.

THg Allen Club met in the City Hall
last night and elected permanent officers,
adopted constitution, &c. 1t started of
we'll for the first meeting there being
fiftv-si1 members joined the club last
night notwithstanding the meeting was
verv little advertised. We have not
time to give the proceedings of the meet
ing, but will say that all the Democrats
are feeling good and enthusiastic The
meeting adjourned to meet tonight at I
o'clock. Let there be u full turnout.
The following is condensed report Of
the proceedif Is OF Council at called
meeting held last night:
President Danford occupied the chair,
and called the meeting ~ order Ut
1870 =. NJ.
All the members answered 70 their
names at roll call.
On motion of Mr.. Carroll, an ordi-
nance entitled san ordinance to establish
and regulate market house was put
upon lis first reading and finally passed.
On motion, Council adjourned.
FRESH OYsTEKs.-Our oil friend
Jacob burst, receives fresh oysters every
day, the very incest in the market, and
has them Tor sale either by wholesale or
retail. He also serves them up at his
restaurant, cooked in every style, and il
Jake cant get them up right, there Is no
use of going any place else.
Mr.. RICHARD CEozIER will be ready
to hold market in his new market house
next week. This announcement will be
hailed with JOY from nearly all our cIti.
zens, as they will now be enabled TO get
produce, butter, e-gs, &c. from first
hands, thus saving the profits that now
90 into the pockets of third parties, and
more than this, We will get butter, egg,
Sc. fresh and in good order.
The steamer Market Boy will make a
special trip for the accommodation OF
those who attend p. I. Barnum's great
show. Leaves Beilair at & p. ". She
will put the passengers Of, and receive
them from, the Island landing. Round
trip, % ceIt,.
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Wesleyan Female Institute
9Taunton. Va

WILL BEGIE IT'S TWENrl-~lNru
w Annual session St.lt"UrT -u.H,
$50. Rev. Wm.A. liariS, -. b., President,
with tw"nty-lhrrc Teachers aud uHlc,ra.
Modern Languages Taught and spoken iu
the College 10y 90 European Teacher. Music
by seven Professors and Teachers, among
whom are The most cultivated teachers ul
vocal music.
Ihi. j. one Of Oh" h.I,thlrSt climate, zoo
IN" word. Those whocumr here nom The
south with feeble constitutions, rhliI, HI'
climatic diseases. are entirely Restored.
Buildings cummaudms 'Nr
most magnificent rural uud mountain
scenery, making 10 one of the most al ...I,.
ml Coll,gr homes iu Tho Union.
The past session This school was H''.r'-
ed by pupils from seventeen aIi',t.a.
States
Great economy and simplicity boo dr'>s
are required. \ simple uniform b., v,rn.
80 unnecessary ,Nr.u>, allowed. ~'...l
economy pruCtIc'd JO Keep uIl ,Npru-', ui
pupils within ia, lowest possible amount.
Terms tor the entire tnIIrgIrt" Year.
Board ami Tuition Iu lhrt uI',.Ia.l. ,lu. r...
including Ancient Languages, $40. Nu.
sic and other extras moderate.
For Catalogue. address
Rev. W.A.uAERES. President.
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NoTIcE.-Auction sale of J. W. Fer
re.s Dry Good, and Carpets is postponed
by the creditors few days and my clos
inG out. G,Cov 5clo,o cost will continue
until day of auction, aS | am trying to
prevent goods from going to auction. if
low prices wall doit. Now is your time
to get cheap Dry Goods and Carpets Of
j. W. FEREEL,
Corner Mair and 2Oth Streets.
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Rev. W.A.HARHTS. President.
iyl"cguaw S.uuu'pu, "
Washington and Lee University,
LEXINGTON. VA.

Thu u,N: session 81 this institution viii
commence ON the 'rd Thursday .luih' II
~cIicmrrr, IS7.. and continue, without
.ui.Imi>Siou, until lhc ifh THURSDAY Iu
June, 1876. Tia. Instruction embrace
thorough Classical, Literary ana ~rI"uur"
Courses together with the probes Iuuul dc.
parImcut~ OF Law and Engineering.
The entire 'Npru.'N for the session Of
nine months uo'd not exceed .pH urs ..U.
according to the price Of board, AUarg'-
mrutS are al 80 mad, tor messing, bN which
students may r'uUc" tu'lrrNpcu~'> l"s.uJ
per session. For uilhrr particulars uI.
dress g. ". &. LEE, prD~id,ut.Hr
WILLIAM IDlh.
iy2gsD Clerk OF Faculty.
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SPECIAL NorICE To THE LADIEs.-L
V. Blond is now selling +. {. Burt's
celebrated make OF ladies Button Shoes
al 81. 30. which have been selling hereto
ore 1T from s. 10 s..
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POLICE Cougr.-Jp4ys Cranmsr.

The following cases were disposed OF
at tho Police Court yesterday morning
John ). Winfield, charged with disor,
DERBY conduct, was fined five dollars and
costs.
Richard Blackstone and Albert Price
were charged with entering the laundry
of Wah Lee & Go. and acting IN dis
orderly manner. Blackstone Was fined
five dollars and costs which lie paid, and
Price two dollars. which he did not pay,
and wa. committed to jail for ten days.
ucnry Robinson, charged with disor-
derry conduct, was left oil by the payment
Of one dollar and costs.
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$50 to $4,000 ny" }",,, HF Il ~," q,
Privileges. aud paId 900 per cent profit.
"Iluw 10 do it," \ book ON Wall STREET
sent lr,c. TUMBRIDGE& CO., B1Hk,r-,+
Wall street. Ny. Iuu.l,b
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TIE COURTS.

MUYIcIPAL CoURT-J.tdge CrGHmsr.
The Court met vi the usual hour yester-
day morning. 90,
In the case Of Greer & Lang IS. David
:. Donel and others, and order wss en-
tered, and the cause referred to commis-
sioner.
The case OF 5. iorkheimer Il Co. vs..
August Reuter-, WAS argued By counsel
and submitted to Court.
Court adjourned until this morning at
10 . clock.
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TERMS.


Tuition in English class, per QUAY.
l'I - iD so
Instrumental Music, - I,N>uuS......... 3 a.. DOL.
80 mus l;....'''' .............. lao
Drawing, IcpIa ur water ColurS. .......... 30
OIL Painting ............. l.. =
French ANA Latin, ,tClI................ ID
Accommodations tor about thirty board.
crS Will be provided ON mod,U.r r.rr.,
FOR Prospectus or Information Hup.s AZ
the Academy. Entrance on Fourteenth
street. H..Yt
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SCuRyIN ER'S band returned from Noble
county, Ohio. last evening, where they
had been attending the dedication Of =
Catholic church in that vicinity.
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BASE BAIL.-Thc Standards Of tins
city, will play a match game Of has" ball
with the Rrlmou,> of st. C'ajrsyiIle, at
the Fair grounds, Friday afternoon.
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CLOSING out sale of misses and chill
drcn, coiored shoes for the next ten days
at l.. '. BLoNDs.
1875 Main II.
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ais the sweet by-ord-by ,ncNt sum
mcrJ Moody and Spnkey will visit tn"
Muuudsvi.jr camp meeting.
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- . -

JUST RECEIVED. latest STYLES of Shell
Combs. Belts and Belt Buckets, Lace
Ties and Rubber NeckictS, At Bells, Is
llth street. Also Ruches. for 10 cts
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PLUM 3 ERS S.
WILLIAM HARE,

Practical Plumber and Gas Filter,
No. 81 TWELFTH STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Orders from the country attended 10 on
u.t notice. ""S-'
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nrr,cr FEE 4 MAKrNE INSURANCE Go. |

Wheeling, W. Va, March 81, $50. !
P,,vlrti. That the proposition OF the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
.ur. for the reinsurance OF the FIR" bust
g,.~S of tins com pauy. be, and the same is
hereby accepted, and the President OF this
r,,upany, toget her with McS>rS Reid. Cos
norm and O'Rriru. are hereby appointed a
committee 10 COu>Ummaic the transfer OF
at reinsurance. Provided, thRt upon tN-
,rfuatinn by the committee of the assets
~ rlr Peabody Insurance Company, IL is
found 10 he perfectly responsible.
signed {. IL. COLLIER, Sccy,
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GRENADINES and Drrss O. .,ds are now
being sold at one-hslt their value by
j. ". FEEEEL,
Corner Main and Twentieth streets.
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l.. V. BLOND is offering his entire
stock of misses and children's Coiurei
Shoes regardless Of cost.
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The jury has agreed that J. ". Fer
rel j. selling out dry goods and carpet,
away below cost. Go and see for YOUR
self
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GREAT bargain, in coioroi shoes a
Y. j.. Bonds.
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of which Mr. Bigclow presents a lucid
statement. and in the admirable manner
in which he has carried its plan into exc
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
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ANOTHER heavy reduction in Dress
goods and Carpets and Grenadines as
low rs > cents per yard. Forced to sell
them at some price. j. w FERREL.
Corner Main and 2O,h street.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

tDNDENNED I'M b OAND.
80 :
s. 4 -. e, = -
IN ANp AFTER MAY .. 80, TRAINS
- viii ruu Daily, except sunday, IaS ioi-
lows. s.J:
A,,oT'o NAIL. EXPRESS.
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HAzLIrT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON

Tho Lie OF Napoi,ou Eouapar,e. BY
William IIuz3u, Sew Edition. Ihu>trl-
,d with steel Plates. Three vols Large
Emo. LN..a cloth, si.ap: sheep, sd.up
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WEBER PINNo.-f'or sale cheap ut
Adams " Lucas, 1927 Market street
See advertisement in another column.