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RINar News.

The marks AT the landing last evening
showed : feet and falling slowly.
The Andes arrived from CINCINNATI ~
10 o'clock A. NJ. yesterday.
The Science lett on time for PsrSers-
burg yesterday.
The Market Boy LETT yesterday on
time for Matsmorss.
The tow-boat Fearless, with tow Of
model barges, passed down yesterday
evening. -.
The Alex. swift Is aground At the SIS
tiers with tow The Jos. Hestherlng-
ton left last evening TO light the Swiit
oil
The Express lesves for Steubenvil!e
this evenin =, and will return to Mounds
VILE on the Fourth with picnic.
Locsl packets sll on time,
The Thompson is due up to day, en-
route for Pittsburgh,
The Salt Valley Is due this morning
on her down trip to lronton.
The Iron Val.ey is on the dry dock
having her hull repsired.
BY Telegraph.
CAIRO. July Robert Mitchell, Gin
cinnsti, Fulton, Memphis, }. d. Parker.
NEW ORLEANS, july 2.-Arrlved-
Donnellv. No departures. Wea.her
clear and hot.
VIcKsBuRG, July weather clear;
mercury SO deg River tell inches
Up-Bee. Down DIpple and James
Howard. Arrived--Clty Of Helena.
SHREVEPORT, July , --Arrived-Lntus,
New Orleans. Departed-Lotus Jetter-
son CITY. RIVER tell 9 inches in the last
"a hours. Weather clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Arrived-Red
Wing. Washington, Grand Tower. De-
parted-War Esgle, Mitchell. River
rose 2 inches. Weather cloudy and hot.
EVANSVILLE, July " Weather clear
and OF. River 10 feet 9inches and
falling. Up-Idlewild, Maggie Smith,
Grey Eagle, Bowling Green Laura
Davis. Down-Chas Morgan, Shlnkle,
Mary Miller.
PITTSBURGH, July River 4 feet !
inches and falling. Departed - Sampson
No. ,, Cincinnati, with seven barges o.
coke; Ironsides, st. Louis. with i've
barges of steel rails; Hawk, Parkersburg,
with five flats OF coal.
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Distribution OF Premiums.

10 the distribution At the Fifth ward
school !sst Friday, Miss Taylor gave IS
premiums, thirteen silver cups 10 vsriou:
scholars. Seven pupils earned q cup
each for being perfect in attendance, and
six by those who were neither absent nor
tsrdy except on account of sickness,
Among the many who almost won were
Albert Meyer and Walter Wunderlich
who had perfect record with the excep
ton of one tsrdy mark each during the
session.
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.CurNcR.s SEA WEED TONIC.

In the atmosphere experienced here DUR
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the uesnc
for wholesome food, ami frequent per
SEPARATIONS reduce bodily energy, parucu.
larly those suffering from tue euecIs Vi
debIlitati ng diseases. Iusorder 10 Keep
natural, healthtul activitsof the system
we must resort-to artificial means. ror
TINS purpose Schenck's Sea Weed Ionlcls
very effectual A few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh >yigor TO the eneI-
vated body. For dyspepsia, IL is invaiu-
able. Many eminent physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can be per
mainly cured by the drugs which ale gen.
orally employed for that purpose: ThsSea
Weed Tonic in Its nature is totally diuer-
q II from such drugs. 1t contains no cor
r Dsive minerals OF acids; in TACT II assfss
the regular operations OF nature, ana sup
plies ner deficiencies. The tonic IN its
nature so much resembles the gastric Iuice
that ii is almost Identical with that iinld
The gastric Juice is the natural solvent
which, in a healthy condition oil the oody,
causes the hood 10 be cigested; ana when
this Juice is not excreted In sunclSh'
quantities, Indigestion, with all us dls,
Tossing sy M ptoms, follows. The sea WOOD
ronic performs the duty OF the gastric
Juice when the latter is de1clent.
Schenck's Sea Week Tonic sold by ali
Druggists.
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Election of Officers.

The Germans Singing Society elected
the following officers Al their last meet
ing: Director, Professor Edward Scneu.-
fer; Vice Director, c. Stertzel Pres =
dent, c. Schenpi; Vice President h.
Binge!; Recording Secretary, Gust. Hill
debrand; Financial Secretary, Il. Fro.
bine; Treasurer, j Pebier; Flag Carrier.
c Tullmer; Music Committee, C.
Schenpf, Z. Stentzel aud G. Il. Myers.
The society is in fourishing condition
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rxs,r.,on. and Ptcnics.

The following excursions sna p'chi''
will take place on the Fourth Of July.
picnic on Wheeling Hill, at FstheF
Kreusch's vineyard. e.;..;os
ST Patrick and Hibernlan SoGletieS
nicpic st the grove adjoining Horn
brooks PARK, for the oenent OF 'ne
Cathedral parish schools. s
English Lutheran Sunday School ek,
cursion and picnic at Gsston's grove on
the p. w. i B. road.
Picnic at Standard grounds for oenen'
OF Standard base ball club.
Excursion and picnic st Craigs grove
near West Alexander.
Excursion to Sycamore grove near
Elm Grove, by the Turnverein and pee
thoven societies.
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Last Night's storm.

The storm about midnight was very
SEVERE and considerable damage resulted,
many signs and trees being blown down.
The cupola of Zane Street church was
blown from its moorings and on TO the
roof of an adjoining buildlno, crushir &
IN the roof and landing on the floor of
the upper story OF the building, directly
a: the head Of bed in which two ladies
were sleeping. Fortunately, however,
neither one of the ladies was injured 10
any extent. although one OF them mad her
head slightly bruised.
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THE FOURTH july.
rhe Place Where To Celebrate.

Having this year in Wheeling no Of
tclal celebration of our Bug National
Holiday there originated 80 many Private
Congregation and Society Festivals that
one is in doubt where to 60 TO "get the
best" OF the day We solve this question
bv recommending frs. and last and above
all. A. NeuhauSen's Summer Garden,
in HornbrCok's Park. Our reasons are:
1t is the incest and largest place For
many years it has been the general COM
plant that there WAS Eo place here
spacious and comfortable enough for
grand celebrations Now A. Neuhausen
places TO the pleasure of the people his
Summer Resort, 40 acres large, and
known to every lover of nature here as
the most beautiful place for hun ireds of
miles around.
1t is easy to reach, ten cents will take
You there on the Wheeling and Elm
Grove Street Cars, which leave every tif-
ty-fve minutes. Railroad trains start
from the Capitol every hour, round tip
Is cents. Wagons will bring Neuhau-
sens guests from the bridge on the Creek
70 his Garden. 1t affords the most ac-
comodHtions, the first requirement on
hot day, shade in abundance. Hundreds
OF chars around tables in the Summer
Garden. Banks and tables through
the whole Park. In unisvors-
BILE weather there are sheds
for many hundreds. A large and ele-
CANT concert and ball hall with wsxed
floor; also second dancing hall just put
up. A splendid shooting gallery. The
largest and safest SWING ever seen here,
not 10 mention numerous other attrsC-
tions. Krsmer's full orchestra will enH-
ven the occasion and especially the leet
OF the visitors. Grand concert and ball
and music the whole day. Splendid re-
treshmehts in the greste-t variety, to sui.
the most iastidious taste Dinner from
one o'clock Cn-seventy-two persons
served each time.
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General Custer Returned.

A south side medium now explains
away the McComss affair by saying that
her little Indisn guide told her that
the spirit of General Custer had return.
ed and stopped a. Mr.. McComss' house
for good square meal, as It did not feel
IS vel as could be expected in the
spirit land. This is warning for
spirits TO take their haversacks well-flled
with estsbles when they 60 TO the mys-
FERROUS abode of the departed.
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A Strong Chase.

A warrant having been issued by
Squire Philips yesterday for the arrest
of Jacob Dick, for assault, was placed
in the hands of Constable Exley, who
promptly arrested his man, but on the
wsyito the Office, Dick made dive and
skedsddled .or the tunnel. Constable
Exley gave chase, but was too short
wlnded TO recapture his bird.
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The Examinations.

The annual examination of teachers
for positions in the public schools next
fall, begun at the Third ward school
house Saturday. Prot. Hervey, Dr..
HuIlihen and DR.. A. 5. Todd constitute
the examining board. Forty ladies have
been examined for positions in the diff
ferent schools. The examinations were
continued yesterday and Will close TO-
dsy il possible.
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NOTICE.

CITY OF WHEELiNg. NAY. .- DytE.Hl
WHEELING, W "a. July . |-...
Public motto ~ hereby GiF. i.l' '"s
following section OI The cIis ordinance 10
relation 10 Offences, viii be- Elkidi. o..
forced upon the approaching iih gay '.
July, and al other tIiu'~s
.4EC. q. IL shall ~, unlawful iTr any
person 10 fire OF dischtrE. WITHIN ~
parts OF tn" city, which ar" ~ '."..
be laid out into lot, or withib NJ
hundred feet OF said limit, any cannon
gun. pistol or nre arms, any cia' ~
Equlb. rocket or fire wUT 81. cNcrpi y p' ..
case Of npc-sl itv, or in the dlA 'uHrkr 4"
some public duty, or n a uI iafj p'if'-
by order Of the officer In ,OUfn"'H, ~.
with the permission Of tn" May"i ~. ..'
city. ANDREW j. S"kk h.
'lu2 Mayor,
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at'heeling &e9istrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Excursion and Pic-Nic-Sycamore
Grove.
The Night Before the Fourth.
Special Excursion and Picnic to
Crsigs Grove.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Local
Page
Fourth of July Pic-Nic-Father
kreusch's Place.
Grand Fourth OF july Pic-Nic-St.
Patrick and Hlbernian Societies.
Carpets-Friend " Son.
Iron Stone China-Cummins "
Woods.
Grand Concert To.nlght-A. Rolf.
Sherliis Sale.
Just ReceIved-G. :. Feeny.
Grand Excursion TO Elm Grove.
Sheriff Sale.
English Luthern Sunday SchOo ] Elk
curslon.
Grand Railroad Excursion.
Executors Sale First Page.
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PardOned.

Yesterday Governor Mathews issued 8
pardon for b. w Bill, convicted of riot
in Harrison county last November, and
fined 500. The petition asking the
pardon was signed by the
best citizens of the county. Bill has
served nine months OF his term, and in
his present health cannot live if kept
con fined.
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Base Ball News.

The friends of the Allegheny base ball
club offer to wager $1,000 to $3.50 that
they can defeat the Standards six out
of seven games. Now is the time for the
Standard hackers to see the boys out.
A game of ball was played yesterday
between the Atlantics of Centre Wheel
ing and picked nine, resulting in favor
of the former, by score of to y.
The Fat and Lean mines had another
settle on the Island yesterday afternoon,
and the Leans were defeated by a score
OF Il to %.
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Attached.

Constable Clifton yesterday morning
served an attachment, issued by Squire
Wait, on the portable engine and pile
driving machine used in driving piles on
Eof and Chapline street crossing over
Caldwells run, to satisfy the claims Of
A. J. Long and Adam Blum against H..
Capito, the contractor of the work.
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Before Squire Phillips.

Violet Gray and Molhe Smith, two
denizens of Charles street, had a slight
alteration yesterday and Violet, who
was so much incen:ed, threw a handful
of holder at Molle and in consequence
thereof Violet was bound over to keep
the peace for six months in the sum OF
ShO
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Good.

The delinquent tax list OF 1916 is
S233.O3. This is the smallest delinquent
tax list we believe that has ever been re.
turned in this county, and most certainly
speaks well for both our sheriff, Mr.. e..
K. Tingle, and the citizens. The prof.
cheney of this officer has been already
proven by his diligence in the position
IN his trust
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THE Healed TERM Patrons Of the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Of the United states, post paid, at
Hneen cents per ,ceek. Bear this IN mind
Ichsn departing from me city for a summer
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CLErK's OFFICE, CRY or WHEELiND,
July End, lh57
Public notice In hereby given 10 MI per
sons Interested that the ASSESSORS .. ci'd
by the Council OF the City Of Wh'0ling
have completed their assessment Tor ne
year and maze return thereof 10 my NJ
Any person wishing TO appeal from said
assessment or desiring any corrections
made, Will appear at the city Bulldlns
before the Board OF Equalization aud Az
peals. on the 9Th day OF July, ~, ~
o'clock 4. NJ, as the said board viii meet
at that time AZ the said city Building w
hraTHll object ions 10 tald assessment ADJ
revise and correct the sam"l
ALEX. UPDEGRAF ,.
iug city t.rs.
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Deaths II, ings.

Below we give IN tabular form the
number of deaths that occurred in this
city during the month Of June. Deaths
in corresponding month of last year
were ~.
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PIANOS FOR BEG

PIANOS FOR BEGISSERs.-Severa
good octave pianos in good order snd
suitable fer parties beginning 10 study
music, Tor sale or rent on easy terms, at
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
atJ. W Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions; Best Prints, to =
cents: A Chintz, : cent? Table Linen,
~ cents; Crash, . cents. Al other goods
IN proportion.
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II YOU want to get cheap and nice
fitting pair Of Shoes, go to l. V. Blends,
ll35 Main street.
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes 1st received
ST L. V. Bonds.
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M A r. TIM -

No. 1855 Market ST., is the Only first
class Restaurant in the city. II Is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms Tor
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of a home, combined win the
mast c,iisine that can be found in the city.
He Keeps on hand the very best the mar
krt affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
came, and everything in season, and
serves il up in manner uneXcelled IN inc
country. He can relied upon always To
Irnish everything first-class. iel6
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COOP black Kid Gloves for 35 cents At
j. " Ferrers.
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JUST received, lot of Children
Shoes of the latest styles, ~ l.. v.
Blends.
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BOARD COMMISSIONERS.
Smallest Delinquent Tax LIST nc
turned By a sheriff for Eight Years
-The r. W. 81 Ky. n. R.-Other S"si
ness transacted.

THIS Board met yesterday morning IN
special session, President Bsyhs IN lhe
chair, and full board present
The minutes OF the last two meetings
were read and approved.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
The Committee OF Finance aud Ac-
counts reported that they had examined
the account Of the Bank OF Wheeling
~ per cent loan, t gether with the bonds
and coupons returned redeemed, and ma
the same correct; also that the delln-
quent tax list OF Sheriff IInSle
mad been examined and pronounced cor
rect, showing very close collection
being the smallest amount returned de-
In quent Tor eight years past also the
sheriff account of commissioners WAT
rants paid and return OF levy Tor 1870
were examined and found correct; the
claim of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asy-
lum was ordered investigated claims
amounting to SPELLS due the sheriff
were ordered paid a number OF errune-
Gus assessments were ordered corrected,
and bills amounting to 1863 70 were or
dered paid. Report adopted.
The Committee on Court House and
Jail reported in favor OF ordering the
clerk to receive bids up to the 10th inst,
for putting in windows, painting, paper
ing and otherwise improving the court
mousse, and recommended the payment OF
bills amounting TO S236O5. Adopted.
The Committee on Poor House and
Farm reported that they mad inspected
the county lnirmsry and found every
thing in good condition, and recon-.
mended the payment OF the following
bills: Poor house, S3S5.S4; poor house
improvement, $500; contingent poor
bills, 2l9.76. Receipts OF poor farm pro-
ducts, 1899. Accompanying this report
was me report OF the poor agent, giving
the total number OF inmates OF the H.
Urinary Ms 90; white males 81, white
females %; cOIored males |; under one
wear OF age, white females 3; over one
aud under ten years OF age, white males
,, females l; births, white females z;
deaths during the month 2. Adopted.
The report OF the county engineer,
recommending the appropriation OF 500
Tor repairs on the unfinished portion OF
the W, ~. y K. ?. road was adopted.
The surveyor of roads reported that
| the arbitratoEs in the IL sitter ol the Lash
culvert on the river road had been una
be to sgree, and the matter was referred
to the prosecuting attorney.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
recommended that the prayer petition
ers tor road from Bedilhons' through
the lands OF Hugh Clark and others 10
the ClaplEe hill road be granted, and
tue payment o. certain bills. The report
Was amended by postponing TIE matter
relating to the Bedllllon road tor one
wear and adopted.
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received Al l.. V. Blends.
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TIE finest shoes Kept ilshe city a. L
V. Blends.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
o J. w. FERRELs.
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IL you want 10 get suited IN pair of
Shoes, go TO l.. V. Blends.
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Letter Carriers Report.

During the month just past the letter
carriers of this city have collected and
distributed mail matter rs follows:
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE,

tDaiIy except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. r,,.
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry anu
Bellaire, stopping when required at sher-
man nCuse, Etnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter Fri
day, May %, 1877:
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
The following ordinance, entitled "An
ordinance authorizing the Board OF Com
missioners TO issue bonds in sum not
exceeding $4,000 tor the purpose of pur
chasing the bonds or stock of the p, w.
X X. railroad, in aid OF its completion
was adopted.
SEC. /. BE it ordained by the Board of
Commissioners OF OHIO county, that 1t be
submitted to the qualified voters of Ohio
county at The regular election tor school
officers, t. be held ut the places
for holding general election, August
I. 1877, IN the respective districts there
o., to gccuGe by their votes whether they
Will autnorlz, this board to issue on be-
half OF ONO county. bonds in smsunt
not eXceedlEs the sum OF $4,000. for the
purpose OF purchasing the mortgage
bDnds OF tie =. W. " X. K. K. Co, or OF
subscribing aud paying for capital stock
OF said company TO be exchanged tor
said bonds, thereby aiding said railroad
IN it, competitor. SAID election shall
DO held according to the provisions OF
section l, chapter 50 and section 2, chap
ter II. Acts Of the Legislature Of West
Virginia Tor 1877, and such other acts rs
may be applicable thereto by the officers
authorized bv law to conduct elections,
appointed August, 1871
A number OF petitions were read and
referred.
Tie bonds OF VIM. Stamm, in the sum
of $500 Tor license to sell liquor, with
LOUIS Stifel and John Pfarr us sureties,
aad the bond of VIM. Martin rs consts.
bic for Richie district, in the sum OF
$1,000. with +. Reneck and Louis A5mus
~ sureties, were approved.
RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS. By information received
through r. NJ Henderson, road surveyor
OF precinct No. = of Triadelphia dis
.rict, 1t i. understood that certain parties
have placed distractions in the road
leading from the West Union and
Ronev's Point road TO the meeting house
hill road, and running through the lands
of Dcun!ston, Roucy and others and
have persisted IN the same; therefore
Rcso'rcd, That the prosecuting at
torucy be instructed TO proceed and ln-
stitute suit against any parties placing
obstruction upon said road.
Adopted.
Resolred. That the Committee on
Roads and Bridges be directed to place
culvert across the road at the spring
south Of the county infrmsry, the cul.
vert to be of wood or stone. rs the said
committee deem best.
Adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
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FACT,
EYEsIGnr TO DECEIVE THEM.

More facts could be given in this con-
nection, but enough has aIready been
produced to prove beyond doub! tlat
the the theory published in tine REGISTER
yesterday morning, that the girl was the
principal in these demonstrations is doubt
less the correc: one and that common sense
has ut last prcdominated, Ms majority
OF the people nave accepted that Theory.
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The cheapest shoes IN the city At l.. V.
Blends.
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Largest stock Of Meats In the
state

rHESTER n NJ. THE "ESI AND
4 most ulnbl" Ham, iu tn" market
sugar Cured shoulders ilniu huuIdefS,
sI,ar Cured breakfast Is con. Clear sides,
Mess Pork. Family PORK, Rump Pork,
Turc Leaf Lard ira There y, Barrels, Half
Barrels, Kegs. Pa Is ana Hat Pals cur
own Pruduct-SupHrloT tOHuy iu tie mar
k.t. No risk at loss aud Dana" '' the
dealer in handling our meats. Prices 'ro
now ut b tom.
lei LIST. DAVENPORT 4 PAi.K-.