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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-30

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust from the (li!,,ls
Ere, Marine and Life Insurance COmpiny u
wheeling, to me, bearing date tho 9ilhdly
March, 1877, and on record In the Clelks OifU 3,
ihe County Court Of Ohio. will proceed 10 lC.iit
Public Auction at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, THE % DAY OF MAY, l''i
at the front door Of tho Court Houst Of Ohio
County to the highest bidder, the following ppr2rI
knOwnas
BALDwIE'S ROW,
that % 10 say: The undivided onc-hali Of lot NJ
lib, Situated on the corner Of Eoi and sCrenteuib
streets, In the city Of Wheeling W, Va, and on lhr
north side Of said EeventeeIh street and est q
Eoi SeeCt, and also Of the wcst ODe-hali Of lot NJ
i15 Immediately adjoining iall lot No. 10 toil
being situated In that part Of the city Of Whetif
eommoply called East Wheeling. There arc Eve
Brick Tenements on Iald property, all under lt'@
lot The coming year, and the property will hc soi
rs Whole or In parcels 10 suit purchasers.
TRRNs OF SALE-One.third cash and the laiah,s
IN two equal instAllmGnis at six and twelve lJtlhi
with Interest from the day Of sale, raid jeihti
payments 10 be secured by Deel Of Trust On N'
property.
The other One-half Of said property will ls'1l
AZ same time and place and on same terms by To
owner thereof. II, z, SHRINkt
mTlt Tf1st
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


dalton.
tDaily XcrptSunday- Newark Accommodation,
tSleuhcnyille Accommodation. This train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martina Ferry aud BelhlTC, stopping when reQui-
red at Shcrhan House, RtnaVitle, West Wheeling
and urlvelHill.
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TlRUsTEE's SALE.

' AhOSAAAA@ ~
ny virtue Of two deedB Of trust msds by sallic
C. Rockwell and husband TO me as Trustee, the brst
dated Nay LAT, 1875, recorded In DECD Of Trust
BOOK no. ., page az, the second dated November
18th, 1875, recorded In Trust Book No. 0, pOge as
Of the land records Of Ohio county, VIII sell at
public sale at the front door Of tho Court House Of
Ohio county, We,t Virginia, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1917,
Al 10 O'clock A. NJ, the following described proper.
ty: The cart sixteen itCt Of the eAAt half Of Lot
numbered seVCnty.Avc, situated on the south aide
Of Eighteenth street, lctwecn Jacob and Woods
Streets in that par. Of the city Of Wheeling called
East wheeling Title believed to be perfect, but I
will convey only such title As Is vested In mo.
TsRHs OF sALE-Onc-th and more u the pur.
chaser 40 elect In cash, tho balance In two equal
payments ht six and twelve months with interest,
the tillO to be retained until payment Ia made In
full, WM. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
". J. W. CowDEH, Solicitor. mr23
The a0ove aRle q continued until sitarday, May
5, 1871, ut l0O'ClOck A. II.
np3O.m4I WI. CALDWEL, Trustee
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CEALED PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFPICR BOARD oV COMMISSIONERS ,
MuRKIINn. w Va Anil ~ ~

CLERKS OTTIcE BoARp oV COMMISSIONERS
WHEELING, W. Va, April lG, 1871.
Sealed Proposals. will be received Of thI, oa,f.
until May ist, 1877, at u o'clock noon ior the io.
lowing county road work:
POGUES RUN ROAD Excavation 900 cubic
yards.
POGUE'5 RUN ROAD aCAdamikIng 1900
cubic yards, stone 10 bebTOken 10 S-lnch gauge.
WHEELING Il ELM GROVE ROAD (Call.
Wells Rum Excavation 2, 900 cable yards.
SOUTH BRANCH OF SHORT CREEK IKEA.
walton ., 800 cubic yards.
Bids must bc separate for each road aud must /.
by the Gihlc yard for each class Of material bpPrI
Tying in the case Ot Excavation tho prices for earth
loose rock and solid rock respectively, with an
average haul not 10 OxeeCd 400 feet.
Proposals must give the full name and poStohicr
address Of bidders, also tho name oil some fuspou,
slble party or parties 10 reference Tor the character
aud responsibility Of tho bidders,
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any OF all
bids. CHAS II, DEIl'ERB, CLERK.
W. {. SMITH, Engineer. apis
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i 1wu.srORY BRICK PLANNING MILL.
DUBLTC SALE OF
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
In Wheeling and Martins Ferry.

The undersigned will offer for sale at public Gu,.
ton, at the Walnut Grove, In Martins FeIry, on
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1877,
The following desimble property: Seven LOIS IN
the Eighth Ward, South Wheeling, two Lots u
the Seventh Ward, Zane's Island. Also, the WAI.
nut Grove property, east Of Filth street, Martins
Ferry, extending TO the G. d r.. R.K. Al the Lot,
OH Fifth street, Martins Ferry, fronting the Wal.
nut Grove. One acre OF land east Of Charlie.
Slebrighrs house, through which stream Of wsi.
or flows, and which haS a number OF shade ire,'
upon II. clear title With usual covenants will h
given. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
TRRMs-One-thiTd In hand; the balance In Eve
annual payments, evidenced by the bonds Of Tie
purchaser, bearing interest from date and t,cIrld
by lien on the property sold.
VIM. D. CABEII,
A. MOORE, JR,
For Estate Col. Chas. EIlet, Jr., St. James Hotel
ap7l
The sale Is postponed til SATURDAY, May 5th
when the property will DO offered As whole OF ID
part by the acre or lot. Mr.. Van PeIt, Ohio Cts
Bank, Martins Ferry, will show the property
there, or give information. aJ2i
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACARD

To all who arc suffering from the errors and In
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South America. send seI-addressed envelope tn
the REV. JosErn 7, IsHAH, Station D, BJle lgas,,
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DENTISTRY.

We adyIsc all those wanting Dentistry teo' 4,
call on DIR. GAHAIIRE, where they can have ie.,1
extracted without the SligheAt pain and neS "
put In not TO DO known from the natural ~. ~,
Can DO worn with comfort and case. An a. -.
warranted. oHieG-Eo, q Fourteenth street y
CT Of Market. N''
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DIED.

HOPE-iestrrlsy April %, at g3lAM., Willie
l., Rgel 10 nou;hs, Gully child Of WIN, j. and Mar
gtrCI Ellen H0pI. 't
Richmond, Va, PlFen pleas copy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
PUBLIC OPINION.
ves will replace PiprrepOnt

Now if Mr.. Hayes will replace PierrepOnt
with man cquab TO Mr. Lowell, the now Minister to
Spain. shall have much greater confidence in lis
ideas Of Diplomatic propricy than the validity Of his
title to the Presidency.-lSi. Louis Republican DEM
In the end, after the "sober second thought
the country will adhere to it, resolution 10 treat the
public creditor with exact justice, and those who drop
into tins silver humbug viii have to sneak back de-
feaied and with loss Of Post
Rep)
There is but one standard dollar in the
world: that OF specie. II may be gold silver, but il
must reach tho intrinsic value OF honest dollar. and
attempt 10 create any other dollar Of less value is
to stamp an nriccable blot upon the integrity of the
Republic Pniladephi Times UndD
The issue OF the next Presidential election is
but which stole the fruits Of success, is be- icd
for trial before the august tribunal Of the people in 1850
that day. than Tor The promoters and tools OF the
spracy.-l Utica Observer (Deml
The Democracy has a chronic habit of blum
deTiug IL has committed gIavcr blunder than 10
etart the dcfunci issue, and to stir up
fresh agitation The Presidential election TIE Repuj
can rarty asks better fortress Than the nnaity
ballot and the decisions constitutional tribunals
- Utica Herald tRcpD
After the decision of the Electoral Commits
siOn and the subsequent action ~ Congress declaring
the result the only practical effect OF a refusal the
part of Mr. Hayes TO accept the Presidency would have
been tO make Mr.. Wheeler President Mr.. Iayes's
refusal could give no title To Gov. Tldeu whom The
Electoral Tribunal had declared elected Baltimore
sun QndJ
One of the noticeable things in connection
with this NcWNOrk demonstration the absence OF
Democratic politicians who have aspirations for Pres-
DENTAL hOnOrs, and the curtness of their apologies for
failing 10 he present. III To venture surniisc
the Democratic candidates three wears hence 1t
would not be encouraging TO the hopes OF either ex-oy
ernOr. Men do not usually INTO "A fight with burst
guns.-Cncnnat Commercial Qnd)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
MUSICAL IND DRAMAIIC NOTES.

Miss Cary will have benefit in Chicago
this evening
1t is said that Mr.. Charles Santley has now
definitely resolved 10 sing no more IN opera
New attractions are frequently added to the
programme al Gi mores Concer Garden, and the audi
cnces are large
EyanCelinen seems to have made Int at
the Fifth Avenue Theater, ana It's popularity y ue
served 1t Of the most amusing pieces OF It's Klnd
The original Swedish Ladies' Quartette is
coming to This country next Autumn so u W3iid sGen
that the Qnarieto which had here last Winter was
only ppichbeck imitation.
The Arion Society, under the direction OF
Dr. Damrosch, will produce at the Lexlngton Avenue
ol retta "De Verschworenen" c'The CONSPICUOUS j.
"Waves" may still he seen at Wallack's,
where NJ, So Iettic Allen finds numerous admirers. The
vision OF spwreck is OF the best scenic effects we
have noticed for long while matinee VIII be gwen
to-day.
The Aquarium has increased its attractions
by number important acccsSiOns To the tanks. The
whale is lively the trained seals continue Their perform
anccs; and Miss sadie Lubn goes through her lcharh
able xcrcises under water.
The inaugural concert of Theodore Thomas's
Simmer season in Chicago set down for Monday next
TIE interior OF the great Exposition Binding has been
remodcled as to give concert hall sealing 3ooo ro
plr and an ncOspd garden for prOuenadng III unlcas
ant weather There is also outdoor garden of over
two acres. Both gardens beautifully fitted up with
shrubs and flowers.
Mr.. Maurice Grau announces queer per-
forrnauce fOr his benefit next Monday evening at the
Academy Of Muse, when Mile. Aimee viii make her last
appearance in America. The programme consists Of he
cund Act ~ La BOulangere DIES ecus the third Act
of LA Vie Parisienut" and the second Acl 0f la
File de Mme AugOf" in which the male characters will
be played by the ladies and the female characters by the
centenep This daring attempt To- hurlesquc bouile VIII
be something of a novelty IN NewNork though sone-
thing OF the same sort done mere once with La
Grande Duchesse," by DesclauzaS and Rose Bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
THE NEW OCEAN STEAMER DEvOYIA.

The steamship Deyonia of the Anchor line
which arrived here Thursday, is new vessel this
being her fist trip the ocean. She Is strongly
built AND has a larger tonnage and carrying capacity
than any Of the cOmpany's other steamers She Nas
built by the Barrow shipbuiding Company OF Barrow
Scotland and Is 100 feet inches in length. 42ls feet
BEAM and Of 4,269ls tons. Her dining saloon Is
~ feet square and comfortably Accommodate
about per at the tables Tie saloon IS provided
with blue velvet cushioned seats, an organ, piano, ana
library of light reading smoking saloon Is ait the
upper deck. This deck has clear promenade OF zoo
feet. Tie cabin has capacity for accommodating 200
There are berth accommodations for 1000 persons Tue
vessel will be fitted while here with refrgerators for
the conveyance OF fresh beef similar 10 other steamers
OF the same liDe. She carries large number OF life
boais sLs aAs layered compound 5rHct soiinS engines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16

IN. richer endowments OF which they only the
signature. But with every temptation 10 hIe
~ pleasant seliindulgenee, hatery ana the love o.
sSav meant Give the luxuries and VIII dispense
b the necessaries Of hic was playful saying OF MS
hch is one the three wtiest things that nave pee
VIZ in Roston i'm our time, and which think hiss not
Seen claimed for any other Wit OF any porlod
Dr Schiemann, when he went to the Gro
, Comnsny dinner in London the other evening, said
., those amabe people, 81 feel an infinite pleasure In
.h,ring that am myself grocer and that in prasing
,1 r,cer,s business praise trade which have fol-
- - With unremitting zeal for period of 2s years.
- ally 10 years Of age when became a grocers'
o,,,oa in a small country shop I'm Mecklenburg,
- dpring five years and half, was engaged in
,Dg behring's butter, SALT whisky, sugar, and coffee
y, hslfpepny worths and my master thought 1t very
,sv chance we sold sterling worth OF groceries in
dav was raised from that honorable situation aud
hcsme porter to the wholesale grocer, Mr. f. C. Quien
:, Amsterdam In that capacity 1
seeded in two years IN making up Tor my neg
,ao,ed education, and became correspondent and
schroeder & Co. of Amsterdam, who, after
an interval OF two years. sent out to St. Petersburg
. their agent to sell groceries commission. year
,.sr established myself in ciiy a wholesale
r IN NV own account, and have conducted there au
exhaustive trade for ISla years. But my business has
never prevented me from continuing my studies, and
hAn IN April 1864. thought had money enough to
,s,re from commercial pursuits found myself also in
ssesson OF sufficient theoretical knowledge to devote
,hs retnaIn Ter OF life % HOmoric archaeology Inc
hahit had acquired IN Oug career rs grocer not 10
A. ANYTHING specifically, but 10 proceed IN everything
" taet, system ana peisCV rance, mas D'eh OF IN
,,crse advantage to nue. IN my afcn8ologcal eNpOSa-
ons ard feel bold to say nat had not be, n grocer
iold nave succeeded in discovering AIO9 VI 'o
So oVnl sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
CEREMONIES AT ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 15.-Last night the
Naval Academy grounds we're illuminated with various
colorod lanterns, and pavilion was erected III 'front.' OF
the Admrars residence, where the Board OF Visitors
we're accorded reception by Superintendent Rodgers
and the chiefs OF the Academic Departments On thef
visit to the experimental battery they were received win
novel salute by the torpedoes which raised columns OF
tha was battalion drill including sham battle; tbs
AFTERNOON mortar practice ana boat evolntions look
place Cadet Mldshlpmen T. a: Won StI ho" o a.,
iinuri Edward C. Thompson ~ PENNSYLVANIA, ana W m
Robinson. District of Columbia, have resigned. Inc
ANIMAL Examination at the Naval Academy closes on
Wcdnesday next the 2Oh nst when the certhcaies OF
the academic course will be delivered To members Oh e
First Class. by Secretary thompson he VIII VIII AZ
napolis on that day for that purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
COMMERCIAL NOTES.

The first shipment of pig iron to Europe has
been made, according to Baltimore paper. Five tons
have been sent Pittsburgh TO Antwerp Is this the
beginning OF a new reV0utlChf
The trade of the United States with Russia
during the calendar year SIG small he
600 and 81 100000 OF that cotton and $6j6.OO0
more a. petroleum The imports were only $626O00.
The Board of Trade of Boston has postponed
the subject OF trade il ships indefinitely The friends
OF American shipping interests have fought good fight
there aud are to be congratulated The speech of Mr..
C;aild OF Tie Commercial Bien was very effective on
the point.
The New Orleans Pacific Railroad people feel
blue over their defeat New Orleans They never
been able raise 100000 in subscriptions for the
road and the line viii cost S3.5OO.0OO. A loan OF
~ 900 by NewOgleaus asked for, but the city
voted il dawn overwhelmingly The directors are totally
at a loss where get the funds to go with.
The recent International Exhibition at Sgd
ney Australia, gave another opportunity, which OF
course improved by Fairbanks Co., who took first
prize as usual. Their exhibit Of scales received the
highest award possible and the judges recommend, fur
Their special medal Of merit for the excellence OF tho
American weighing machines which, in the words OF the
report, suitable for all the requirements OF com
merce and capable Of the finest adjustment
Dr. YOung's Report of the Statistics OF Com
merce and Navigation for the last fiscal year in
print The tables are given minute detail Several
Of them give with great particularly the rates OF duty,
the total duty paid and the duty reduced to an al va
loren standard on all the several articles Of merchandise
entering into consumption during the year These tables
w be Of great value IN the discussion Of tarl questions
at Washington next Winter
The Age Of Steel makes the point that indus
tries needed in this country which will give employ
to machinery and suggests the beet root
sugar business that viii do this This Industry ID
that be carried In every state OF the Union
Were nauralzed here 1t be readily 1t certainly
would benefit the iron trade materially IN the way ind
Gated IL would however, do vast amount OF 1an
tonal good 1t would save tie payment OF S6oOOOooo
other countries for sugar and would make wOrA al
home for vast army Of men and enrich great corps OF
sugar producers and merchants. lts probable hat
tho United states will yet take to making THIS KIND OF
sugar There is for both the beet and cane indus
tries in the country Maine has already offered bounty
Of cent pound up ~ $1,000, for the establishment "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
INDIAN DISTURBANCE IN CANADA

A QUARREL WITH THE SEMINARY OF ST. sULPICE-
A CHURCH AND SEVERAL HOUSES DESTROYED
MONTREAL, June 15.-Fresh trouble between
the Okla Indians and the church authorities Is creating
some excitement in the city. 1t appears the Seminary Of
ST. supice demanded that the Protestant Indians should
remove the fence from the road near Okla village
and that the Indians refused the ground that was
ncosng the pasture and that they had been allowed To
place it there originally AS the seminary could make
40 agreement the clergy laid information at St. Scholas
taue and on warrants being issued such was the FEEL
ing ynced among the Indians that the authorities OF
bc district called upon the Provincial Government for
belp and seven policemen and sergeant who were sent
ND aided in arresing five out OF 40 Indians for whom
warrants were out The rest fled, and remained con-
eeard in the woods until the ahles left the village
The Indians again assembled, and Chlef Joseph Oesak
advised them 10 resist arrest wien theS allhed lhc
selves with rifles. reyOlvers, and knives. ,
Ti- being completed at noon yesterday, they p2roleu
and teflrd the priests and their people 10
ward NIGHT many retired. while few stood sentry Al
O'Clock the residing priest al Oka discovered ula npe
m flames and ABOUT 30 armed Indians prOncnadtnS
arouud The church The fire spread and In two hours
the church. priests residence "a graIary containing
OOO bushels grain, stables, and cOach-nouse, WIN
ticr valuable contents, we're III runs library Oh IoOV
volumes TART in Tie Indian language, was colatlned
100 Old which was close ~ escaped ne
flames There was insurance. y rigid investigation
Mill 10 made t. the origin OF the lire. The provincial
authorities will probably take the necessary steps.
several of provincial police arrived from Okla this
and awaiting orders o. return Inc ruInOr
that the military had been ordered out IL conradlced by
ne officers in command of the district OF Oka fIepaa-
t,ns are being made to bail the Indians III Jail by Dir.
Nathewson who received the following telegram today
from the Rev. Mr.. Parent Cannot content the IN
rn,,s. momentarily expect bOO1shod." To this Mr..
Mathewson elegraped: BY all means keep the Indians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16

This is nation Of enlightened freemeD. Education is tho
and foundation Of Government Tie people
think and themselves and that they
IL is that they be well info med Every
Individual gain increases pubic UPON the health OF the
based the prosperity Of nation by value is
increased jo enhanced Health is essential To the
cumpsmen Of purpose, while sickness th~arts tho
best Intentions and Oftest aims Unto committed i'm
pOran health trusts, which hold not merely In
behalf the benefit Of others In Orier
able discharge the obeao OF steeshp and thus
prove worthy OF commission Is that
study the art OF preserving health and pro0nging life 10
is OF paramount Importance 10 every person not only to nnder
stand for the preservation Of health but also
know what remedies should be employed for the alienation OF
the ailments ~ life Not that would advise
man under all circumstances 10 attempt 10 be his own pysi
but eDtreai MN 10 acquire sufficient know ege Of his
the that IT, that he be prepared
take Of himself properly and thereby prevent sickness
and prOong life In book will the people ind the SUBJ
~ Oogy aud hygiene the science ~ life ard tho
OF preserving health scientifically discussed
plainly taught than "l TIRE PEOPLES COsON MED.
CAL ADVISER" by II. V. Pierce NJ d. Of Buffalo, " v IL is
volume o nine hundred Las illustrated "
hundred and cigtywO ngs and cOJred placs is
elegantly bound in cloth and gilt and Is sent postpaid To
by itc the low price u dollar fifty
copy. Nearly red thousand cDpcs have
already been Sold and the present clifton, which Is revised
enlarged and especially adapted to the Of the
faiGy selling rapidly. IL Of all the
and their remedies well anatomy, physiology,
hy ne human temperamen and other topics Of great
interest to all people and is truly what ito author styles IL
Medicine Slmplied."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-16
M11Irps, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

BUFFALO, y. Y, June 15.-lhe third and
last session OF the Convention of the Mlcrs National
Association was held to-day. Reports were read from
H. c. Yeagor OF 81. Louis on milling aud improved meth
DDS and resolution adopted that a committee OF
three be appointed by the president to take into consd
Grafton the subject Of establishing the Mlers' National
Association school college for nstructing and eucat
ing milers-a plan be reported at the next regular
meeting Mcssrs. Chamberlain and Earl Of Michigan
and Souderson of Milwaukee appointed such com
mlttee The following named officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
PreSidenf-Gco Balm OF Missouri
Secretdiy-Frank Little OF Michigan.
Treasluef-D. g. Merrill Of Michigan, and yice-presl-
dents from every State represented