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LOST-FOUND.

LSOUND : A SMALL SUM OF MONEY,
l. which the owner can have by proving prop
erty and paying for this advertisement. Apply
to JACOB HERTZ, s71 Magazine street.
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TN REFERRING TO THE ABOVE THE
L undersigned begs to thank his friends for
the. patronage bestowed on the late firm, and
soicits of them a continuance Of same for the
new firm, where he will be ready to serve them
as heretofore.
Jy8 tt HENRY GEHL.
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NEW CROP TURNIP SEED.

By steamer Lone Star, from New York, I have
received full supply. of TURNIP SEED. this
years growth. also have in store complete
assortment of SEASONABLE SEEDS. which |
offer az lowest market rates. in bulk or papers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Association Army of Tennessee.

Association Army Of Tennessee.-The
members of the Committee on Membership are
requested to meet this evening. FRIDAY. July
81. at p. m. at Mechanics Institute.
JAMES LINGAN,
First Vice President Acting President.
Delinquent Taxpayers-Citizenss savings
Bank, Grunewald Hall. % Baronne street, New
Orleans. July s. .1s77-This SAVINGS BANK
ETC., the money necessary to pay their taxes
under Act 96 Of 1877, and repayment may be
made to the Bank in weekly or monthly in
stallments. M. BENNER,
i've If Cashier.
For the Lake - ONCE of New Orleans
City Railroad Company No. 1874 Canal street
New Orleans, May % s77.-UntIl further notice
trains for the Lake will leave the city every hour
every half hour from o. m. to $3.50 .. M. The
last trainiwill leave the Lake End ct 1890 O'Clock
D. m.
my23 & G. @. LEWIS, Secretary.
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TlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
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em Of M ag Z e. viii pres aan
them for Immediate Equation to
A. A. GREENWOOD.
Al Magazine street.
New Orleans, july 1877
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rT,HE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
L listing between the undersigned under the
firm of A. A.. GREENWOOD & CO., is this day
dissolved by mutual agreement. Mr., A: A.
Greenwood is charged with the sole HQuida-
ton of the affairs of the late firm.
A. A. GREENWOOD.
HENRY GEHL.
New Orleans, July 7, 1877.
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IHIANTED-A SITUATION BY AN EXPE-
w riehced Boatman, is willing to make
himself useful around the house. Address G..
Of 10 off vol
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complete, LESS THAN THE MARKET VALUE
OF PLAIN HOOP IRON; and it being the pur-
pose of the Company to merit the continued
defy ali Competition that may arise, their Agents
are instructed to contract with Dealers, Factors
and Country Merchants at the above named
first of August in quantities as may be required
from time to time. settlements being made on
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i VHTANTED-BY A YOUNG BOY FIFTEEN
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WANTED = BILLS FOR COLLECTION.
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collection, at small salary. or very small per.
centage. Satisfaction guaranteed and the very
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w near Camp street, established in 1S47, ten
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NTANTED-TO RENT, WITH BOARD. TWO
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venient to two lines of cars, table always sup
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The F.euch o. isis.

BERLIN, May 26.-The ministerial
Post continues to comment on the French
crisis, and says that France is ruled by
the Vatican, is the centre of the pspsl
system, which trivliously threatens the
worlds peace, and is preparing crusade
against Germany, Tor there can De nc
doubt that disturbance o, the peace Is
inevits BILE should France continue the
course she has now taken.
A correspondent at Berlin says that
Prince Bismarck. during his recent short
visit to that city, had AR interview with
the French charge dafaires IN which he
repeatedly expressed his great disappro
baton OF the change of Cabinets. The
continuation Of Due De CAFES in the
Ministry OF Foreign Affairs somewhat
appessed the irritation of the great ex-
chan cellor, who said no interference
need be expected so lorg as the French
government retrsins from promoting
Ultramontane interests, otherwise the
most serions complications may be feared
New YORK, May pa special dis.
patch from Paris says that President
Mac Mshon, when speaking at Camp
Igre to-day, said that tho recent changes
of the Cabinet officers only assures the
stability OF the interior and pe9ce OF the
exterior of France. He will not nix
with outside politics.
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BOARD Of Public Works.

The Board met ut the Capitol building
Saturday morning, and transacted the
following business.
The return of the Martinsburg and
Potomac railroad company was received
and filed.
The semi.annual report of the Kama.
VIDA River b ard WA received and died.
The bono OF John McCsllister, toll col
lector ut gate No l, Cumberland road,
was approved. ,
Thos. Sweeney, superintendent of
Cumberland road, was allowed $40O ~
meet current expenses.
The bond OF Margaret Peddicord, toll
collector at gate N. 8, was approved.
Adj turned until Tuesday morning at
O'clock.
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IHE GOUR Is.
SATURDAYS Proceed ngs In the DIFF.
ferent ] dietary BOu les.
CIRCUIT CoUkT-JUDGE MELVIN.


CIRCUIT CoUkT-JUDGE MELVIN.
Trustees were appointed for the indie
pendent Evangelcal Prote tant Church,
in Wheeling, IN pursuance OF u request
OF the congregation.
In the case of Elizabeth Wilson vs.
city of Wheeling, upon supersedess, the
judgment OF the County Court Wa :"e-
versed, the appel ate court affirming the
rulings of the County Court as to the
liability of the city upon the iacts shown,
but fading error IN The ruling AS TO the
measure OF damages.
In the Case Of w. IL Smith VS.. Geo.
Crumb.cker, trou the County Court, the
iud gment below was reversed.
d. OC. Qnnlan, in custody upon q
peace Variant, was disch srged upon re-
cogniz,nce
The rest of the Gay was occupied in ar
guing writs OF supersedeas.
Adjourned Till the usual hour this
morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
In the case OF John Frz,immons. eL al
vs., N cholas Crawley, In cnancery, n
final decree was entered.
In the Case of Samuel Laughlin and
others vs.. Clark Hanes auG Others, IN
chancery, an order OF reference WAS made
referring the Case to n commissioner Of
the court to ascertain the priority of each
defendant.
Adjourned till ten o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE COURT JUDGE CRANMER.
John Williams, for carrying off prop
erty, was fined $40 and costs. Commit
ted for twenty days.
John Williams, Tor resisting an officer,
wss fined $40. Committed for thirty
days.
David Harris, disorderly, case dis
missed.
Captain Krsus, di'orderly, fined 81.
Pad.
E a. Hidreth. for leaving an srea
uu"bscured. case dismissed
Joeph Ferret, tor leaving boxes on
the sidewalk, fined s. Pad.
The case against Tbos. Young for OBJ
structug the street Was Continued until
Monday.
Eek Filan. attempting to carry off
cigars from F. HaLke's cigar store, WAS
fued IS. Pad.
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In speaking of Miss E. t,nge, who ap
pears ut tne Opera House toni, ht, in the
role Of Miles Mutton" the New York
II raid .sys: In society pieces Mis-
z .'lng- never hsd a superior Her tai
ent AN, unit. TO genius, all her persona
ton. being at once earnest, lite like. ard
il the mig hest decree artistic She at all
times commands the situation, and has
ell the vitality necessary to the proper
development of any idea the author may
suggest Rose Eytlnge is not q copyist.
She draws on nsture-s bank that never
ia ID to respond to those who have the
Q ,ursge to prefer truth to Conventional
ty. Miss Z, ,inge never exsggerates,
never colors her portraits too deeply.
People ~hc prefer mind to paint will
always find 10 Rose Eytinge an artist
worthy on their most generous applause"
Box sheet ow open.
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-AoiSvAEfDs,

apriue n a try,n. season. Indications Q.
sickness ahould at once oe AZ nISo "
Fatal diseases may be caused OF alloEing
,he bowels t. become constipated ana the
ystem 10 remain In q teordered cHtq.
Zion, until the disorder has time to develop
itself An oun : Of prevention !, worth
pound of cure, 10 an old and truthful say.
ing Therefore, We advice. NJ VINO are
troubled viii the complaints now very
Observation-Disclosures indigestion, disoro-
cred yer, want Of .anpsttt nausei or
feverish skin, to take, without delay,
ache cks Mandrake Pills, We know OF
no remedy no harmless and cisiVe In i6
oion. It az once strikes ut the ront OF
ne disease and produces oeatthy tone
to the svsts =. Peop,e rev'r need suner
rom any q sease arising troin disnrdered
I'm titi0n OF tue liver Il they would take
his sxceIlent medicine when shey Ieel
he a -st indicati .ns ofths rrala6y. Fami-
lee leaving home for the summer mo AIMS
should take three or four boxes oil tnesc
pi 4. win them. they ha an amos.
In tantaneous effect. They will relieve
the pa leu, OF headache In one or NO
hour and viii ran dly Gle nse th- liver
OF surroundi bile, and will N ctualiy
prevent bilious attack. In are SOLO
by all H~uQ ists
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CsnAensed Notes or Current Gossip
In and Aboas Town.

- ~ s
Condemned Notes OF Current Gossip
In anA Absas Town.
BOARD Of Commissioners to-day.
Orr marriage license issued Saturday.
THEAsliagtoa foundry will go on to-
day.
SPIRITS and spiritualists are below
par. -,
SATURDAY was pay day at the Top,
Kiverslde and Belmont mills.
A TEMPERANCE tabernacle would be .
good thing Tor Wheeling.
TIE only man who sot bic money
bsck last night wss Mr.. Noble
TwsLvs dnorderlies and DRINKS we're
repistsrsd at the "Bull-pen" at . late
hour last night.
A NUMB of Bethany College
students we're in town Saturday, most OF
whom wits essed the base ball match snd
boat race
THERE lie not dozen persons in the city
this morning who will acknowledge that
they we're at the Opera House last
night
fHERI we're ave dilapidsted livery
| but s,es taken &, the shops last week,
and il wasn't good week tor smsshups
| either.
TEE Steubenville Turner'S excurted 10
ths city and Bellsire yesterday. The
party gsLed on the wonders of the great
metropolis 10 perfect awe.
THs medium at the Opera house, last
night, asked lady i: she could hear the
too, prints OF spir,,s. She SAID she could;
and also said she lived IN Steube' vile.
Iris reported that PAPER she'll boat
II be off.rpd rs q prize by the mana
| gers OF the Orphans festival, 10 be com
pelsd for BY the different boat clubs III
the city
THE gymnsstic exhibition at Turner
Hall tonight promises TO be pleasing
entertain men,. Forty pupils, twenty
girls and and twenty boys, will partcI-
pate
THx probability" that the street rail.
way track will be extended TO Benson's
Ferry is very "lmprobabeprobabiIity D."
| There has been too much talk ana TOO
little work already TO ever hope or a
contamination OF the proposed extension.
SOME time during last Saturday night
| a Carpenter by the naDe'of John Gray,
WAS struck in the head with "slung'
shot on Seventeenth street HIS skull
VAS badly fractured over the right eye.
w hat the results will be was hard TO tell
ut late hour last night.
A FIGHT occurred at tbs corner OF
Main and Twentieth streets about one
o 81, ok yesterday morning. A man by
the name o. JohnstoA WAS hit Oh the head
with q "handy billy" AID slightly cut,
| All the par les were arrested yesterday
and Will be given hear NJ this morning.
REV. 5. B. BAkNI1z, at the English
Lutheran Church yesterday m 'rning,
preached or christian Stead'sstness,"
and in the evening on "1he dltferer ca
between what Christ gives and what the
world gives" At 3 O'clock praise meet
ing tor excursion success Was held by
the Sunday School and largely after ded
Mr.. JOHN Mcdonnell, An Ono
county farmer on branch OF Middle
Wheeling creek, thinks he has bon,
ABE. in the shape OF a sit7er lode, on his
place. According too PhlladeIphls rs
saver, the ore contains 33 per cent OF
silver. A specimen OF the quartz 10 in
our possession for Inspection by the curl.
Gus. Mr.. Mcconnell says the lead is
from eight to sixteen inches thick.
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Real Estate transfers.

The 70 flowing were the transactions
In real estate recorded in the office OF the
County Clerk, Saturday:
D,ed made June rs, 1866, by the
Green wood Cemetery ASS clst'on Ia
Geo. w. Frsi zhein, for lots Nos. 70, "A,
lU7 ard iO8 in section Z of said cemetery
for $40.
Deed made August II, 1858, by Green.
wood Cemetery Asso Citation TO w. d.
H.yburn, Tor let No. 1876, in section ID OF
sad cemetery tor S37 IL.
ID ed made May II, 1874, by Stone
C4urch Cemetery Association to Hiram
Martin. for lot N. 2l9, in section q Oh
Said Cemetery, tor S25.
Deed made March Is, 1873, by Pere-
griIe W hithsm AID vito 10 Margaret
GSmb., fer Il I've acres Of land on Battle
Run, tor 500.
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abe didn't know; that the spirits
wouldn't work, the committee being OF
such a negative character
the spirits work and sometimes they
don't" A p as
yoLLEY OF Kisses AND HooTs OF DE
followed this lame attempt at an excuse,
and the accessory turned q trife
psler than usual, but after
the uprosr had subsidized, and after the
lapse OF about minues, the medium
turned q "somerset' out on to the stage
where he laid in dead iaiat, minus
the ropes. The accessory rut he'd to him,
assisted him to his feet, and spoligized
TOR his apparently rude exit from the
cabinet, by explaining that the spirit
of thst good OLD Indian chief "Somoset
had taken possession of the medium and
caused him to somerset" himself out OF
the cabin. The medium having recov-
cred from the effect OF the fainting
spell, attempted to deride Messrs. Jingle
and Grubb on their failure to tie him so
AZ TO DEFY the spirits, when Mr.. Grubb
proposed that if he could get the use OF
the cabinet this evening, to give an en-
terrain ment for the Childrens Home and
DUPLICATE EVERY TRICK
the medium had performed, without the
aid of spirits, either internal or external.
To this the medium deigned no reply,
and the gentlemen retired from the stage,
more than ever convinced than the Mans
field was q fraud of the baser sort.
There was now no committee on the
stage, and the medium had everything
his own way, changing from the rope
tying trick to
LIFTING A TABLE
from the q or, which was done by q
healthy spiri. stationed ut the end OF
wire winch ran up from the table, and
through a pulley into the hsL6s of the
spirit aforesaid, who was located behiL d
the scenes. Thus ended the entertain
ment, and the crowd marched forth from
the auditorium blessing sweetly blessing
the Mansfield, and cordemnlng
In terms more torcible than poetlcal, the
men, Inc tneory, anu Lne splriIs' IL IL
needless to attempt to explain the man
ner 10 which the rope trick is done, and
the ri ging of bells, etc. There are vsri
GUS ways OF performing the trick, and as
1t has been exposed So many times in this
city, our people are thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with it. A nolsicr, more excited,
and witbal more pesceable assembl4ge,
when we consider the Causes brought
to bear on them, mas seldom
been gathered together in Wheeling,
and the medium aud cohorts can feel
truly grateful that they escaped from
the building withou! being made to els
.orge the money OF which they have
robbed the people or of being mobbed in
insisting on re aiming taeir Ill gotten
gains Hereafter, beware OF people who
indulge il the "glories of spirit life
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goW he COT OUT OFT.

The following candid statement ID
from the postmaster Of North Clymer,
N.r. After reading it will any one
undertake to say that it woald DO posi-.
bic to fnd language wherewith 70 ex-
press the value Of remedy possess
ed of such capabilities ter reno
yatlng the human system and benehstIng
the community Yet In point Of fact
this is only q representative expression
of the grateful souls that day By day
voluntarily add their testimony. Still
there is feeling that Whatever may be
advertised as Q proprietary medicine
must have more or less exsggerstion 1t
tached TO il whereas the exact tact Is
that generally speaking, there are 10
incidence in existence made with 90
much care and pains, and with so little
regard to EXPENSE, In order to insure en-.
tire precision of action and general
effectiveness.
NosrH CLYMKR, N. Y, Dec. "a, rs.
DR.. M. NJ Fsansr, Fredonia, n. T.
Dear Sir-About one year ago my health
wss SO poor that was hardly abe to do
business at all. Had no appetite, could
not sleep nights, coughed great deal,
and had, In tact, got into that state Of
decline when l began to contemplate the
necessity of going TO different climate
for NV health. had tried most every
thing recommended for such cases, ou'
found no relief. At last | tried your
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic. l thought the first half bottle
| stirred me up TO feel worse, but before
the first bottle was sll gone. began e
improve. continued the remedy unit
l had used i've (5) bottles, during wh'ef
time gained twenty five l2o) pounds II
weight and felt myself IS sound as ever
know there is no better remedy in ex'
| iste ace Tor fixing up ones system wher
out of rig than your Blood and Livel
Remedy and Nerve Tonic.
Yours truly,
j. Il. NEWELL,
Sold by dealers in medicine. Logan
List s. Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling
w. Va.
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That Baby khow.

Last Saturday evening quite number
o. ladies assembled at 4 ne Mcclure House
for the purpose ct making arrancemeE Is
for an eIh,b itIon Of bsbes on the 10Th
and 18th p-,x. This novel entertain
ment will De given for the benefit of the
Childrens' Home, and at which three
prizes will be given for those babies
possessing the thr. equslitles, viz: beauty
and intelligence and health. The prizes
will bs a silver mug. gold chain. and 3
gold ring. Mothers who have babies to
enter :or the pr,zss. will call on Mrs.
DR. Baird, NJ, 81 Fifteenth street, and
those WISH, & to donate fancy articles,
can send them to Mrs. w. B. Simpson,
No. 81 Fifteenth street.
Mrs. DR.. Bates, Mrs. D. @, LIST Mr..
John hubbard, Mr.. q. Lsmb, and Mr..
u. Q. Johnston we're appointed judges for
the occasion.
For any information regarding the
show, address Mrs. j. J. Jones, Secretary
of the Cbildren's Home.
As there has never been anything Of
this nature 10 the city, it should be large
IL patronized, as the proceeds s:e to be
given to q worthy cause. Now 10 q
chance for fond and do,ing parents to
isplsy their hopeful offspring to the adj
hiring public. We know that each little
cherub will be the pretties:, sweetest and
handsomest Of all. s...
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Fermentation.

Harry Wheat, Of CHIC go, Is visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. Shrlver Woods has been ell c,ed
Fr.t Sergrsr t of III , Governors Guards,
v,ee j B Peyto,. resign d.
Tom Campbell, who left here some
( me ago for Texas Is reported rs having
settled permsnent y ut San Antonio.
Mr.. and Ms Note returned bone
from C.eve,snd, Saturday, where they
b d been in attendance IT the Catholic
Umon, in sessi IN NJ that place last week
The Memphis REQ Stockings left, Sat-
urdsy n,gut tor Erie, Pa, where they
play to-day.
Street C"mmissio White denies the
SIT impeachment that he ls partial IN
b s distribution OF public patronage, a. d
sNs thai he gives sll ".aIr chance" 70
gTd.ess OF Nationality.
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Presentations 10 the Pope.

LONDON, May 27.-The people Of Ire
land have made upa purse of from one
hundred thousand to one hun dred and
twenty FIVE thousand dollars for tn,
Pope. The greater part of this came in
very small subscriptions, although one
farmer in Wicklow county is stated 70
have subscribed $1,000. Cardinal Cullen
took TO Rome $4,000 collected in Dub
lin diocese alone. The total amount OF
English Catholic presentations is $73,'
HhO