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PG>i-Ohice Notice. The the ending
SATURDAY. Nav 20, 1871, VII close az thIs once
WEDNESDAY at II a. M Tor Eurore. by steamship s,Ta
Queenstown IcoGc Tor France 10 be- by
this steamer must be- specially addressed. ana ~ ID a. M
France tlrrt by steamship FtIcire via IaFIc;
THURSDAY at 1870 for Europe, uy steamship Pom
mtiauia via Plymouth, ChrruODTg, and Hamburg; On
SATURDAY 3t jD for Germany, etc, by steamship
Ntcker via southampton and Bremen correspondence
Great Britain and Franc" 10 Dee forwarded by tAIi
steamer must Ie specially alilvsSCdl and 20 - M. Tor
Europe bv stramsh Celtic via Queenstown -UoUdcnco
for auy SCOTLAND North OF ireland 10 bee forwarded
by this steamer b spec ally addressed. and NJ Il
scotland and North ~ INLAND bY steamship tIlOrn1.
via Neville and Glasgow. The steamers Algeria and Celtic
mails Denmark. ~Weaeu, ana Norway. tHO
mails Iayt and Kingston. Ja, Will leave NcwA May
The mails the West indies via Hdy1na. viii leave
NrW-NUrk May 30 The mails for China and Japan VII
leave Francisco Hay 30 The mails for Australia. etc. VII
leave Francisco June 2O.
NeR-lork. MAY I'D, 1871. T. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
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secured in - rtec States and foreign countries by
ARTHUR " EkIESEN'~ PATENT AGENCY,
%, Broadway, Scw-lo rk.
Best references send for book n instruction
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which amounts when compared respect
lively with the amounts as fixed by ordi.
nance az necessary TO meet the expe nse Of
the city on the said accounts during the
current fiscal year show difference as
follows:
Amount expended on account Of Streets,
Alleys and Grades, 1854 IS in exce@;
amount expended on account Of Fire De.
pSrtment 81, ll0 81 less; amount expend-
ed on account Of Water Works 81 ,O0S IS
less; amount expended on account Of
Lights $2,5S7 81 less. The report was
filed.
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GERMAN syRup."-No other medicine
In the world has ever given such a test
o. its curative qualities as Boschee's
Herman syrup. 10 three years Two mil
non Jour hundred thousand small bottles
o. THIS medicine were distributed free OF
e e By Dtuggists in this country 70
those afflicted with Consumption, Ast6ma
Group, severe Coughs. Pneumonia and
other diseases OF the Throat and Lunss
giving the American people undenia6is
proof that German Syrup will cure
Them The result has been that Drpr.
gists IN every town and village in *
United States are recommending Il ~
their customers. Go to your Dfuevist
and a AJAX what they know aboutiL sannIs
=! S9tiIes 10 cents; Regular size rs cents.
Three doses will relieve any case. eod%w
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The MIxD REApER.-Among' mar.
yelous things that Brown, the wonderful
mind reader, can do, and which we are
assured he will do, on his appearance In
the Opera House on the 10th, are the fol.
lowing: Can tell any person the name Of
the town, county and State In which they
were born; can tell your occupation, having
never seen you before; can tell the amount
Of money In your pocket; can read . mu-
aical composition from the mind Of a
Professor Of MuAic; can read the thoughts
Of foreigner, whether the Language be
familiar 70 Mr.. Brown or not can read
the mind Of deaf mute; can designale any
person whom you choose 10 think oil,
among q large audience; can find any
article that may be hidden from sight
among the audience.
This will startle most persons, but Mr..
Brown is we'll known, and has undoubt
testimony from some Of the leading cler-
gymen and scientific men in the country
Of his ability to perform all he adver.
ises. His expose Of upirituallsm 10 com.
plete and marvellous. The entertainment
aboundS in startling surprises, and is
amusing and instructive.
The sale Of seats commences on aatur.
day next at Adams & Lucas Music Store.
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ARRESTED AND JAI1ED.-John J. swick
and John L. Travis, alias ]. L. Lewis,
were yesterday arrested at the ST. James
Hotel by Officers Henry, Defbaugh and
st. Myers, upon two distinct charges, viz
selling musical instruments without Ii.
ceuse, and obtaining goods under false
pretenses. The latter, the more serious
charge OF the two, was made by repre-.
sentative Of the firm Of Whitney & Ray.
mond, manufacturers OF the United States
Organs, at Cleveland, Ohio. tits alleged
that Travis and Swick obtained about
$500 worth Of organs from Messrs.
Whitney 4 Raymond, by representing
that Travis was worth $1,000,
and that the two we're about to
open a music store in Scranton, Penn.
Travis and Swick came here from Scran.
ton about four weeks ago, and have been
during that time exhibiting their organs
for sale at Messrs. Hervey & Britts Suc-
ton room. They were committed 10 jail,
to await an examination Of the charges
to-day. The charge Of selling without
license will be examined by Judge Gram
mer, at the police court, and that Of OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenses will
be heard later in the day by Justice Cald j.
we'll,
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The Nails SUNK by TIE BARGE
GIANT.--The Peabody Insurance Comps.
ny Of thia city have disposed Of the nails
recently sunk by the barge Giant, at the
Bellalrr bridge, to Mr.. F. W. HabIitzell,
Of Madison, Ind. There were $40 kegs
Of nails from the Belmont Mill on the
barge at The time OF the disaster, which
were insured in the Peabody for $4,000,
and $1,000 Of this amount was reinsured
by the Peabody in the Kenton Company,
Of COvington, KY. The Peabody COM
pany agrees 10 take the nails from the
water, and furnish them 10 Mr.. Habit
cell, just as they are found, at the uni
form rate Of 81 % per key. Five
men have been employed for several
days in getting out the nails, and
have thus far recovered about 800 kegs.
The work was interrupted by the recent
rise in the river, but will be resumed as
soon az the stage Of water will allow.
Maj J.V. L. Rodgers, the agent OF the
Peabody, estimates the cost Of getting out
the nails at an average Of 12f cents per
key. He is confident that the greater
portion Of the nails will be recovered.
A diver has been telegraphed for at Gin
cinnati, and should one be secured the
work will be expedited greatly.
The nails were insured at the rate OF
50 10 per ktg, and were worth, upon an
average, So so per key. Thus it will be
seen that the Belmont Iron Company will
lose something over 81 800. II the Pea.
body Company succeeds in recovering
5000 kegs, their loss will be compare:
lively light.
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PERsoNAL PorNs.-Miss Grundy yes.
terdSy left for MOrgantown, upon a short
visit.
Bishop Jaggar, of Cincinnati, will
preach and confirm 10 the Episcopal
Church at Bellaire this morning.
II is stated that DR.. Eccleston, recently
elected Bishop Of the new Episcopal
diocese Of West Virginia, was at one time
an employe in the Adams Express office
in this city.
Mr.. Thomas Crowther, Of East Wheel
ing, returned from Kentucky yesterday.
Sheriff VIM. NJ. Powell, Of Tyler coun.
~, was in the city yesterday and paid 10
the Auditor half the taxes Of his county
for 1877.
Mr.. Raymond, Of the tirm OF Whitney
& Raymond, organ manufacturers, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, is in the city.
Mr.. George Myers, the green grocer, de-
sires US to say that itwas not he who was
before the police court the other day.
Bishop Bowman, Of Cincinnati, Is q
guest Of A. NJ. Adams, Esq.
Mr.. Robert Sweeney is in receipt Of
letter from Capt. Campbell Sweeney, Of
the steamer Fanchon, under date Of New
Orleans, Dec. Sth, from which We ex.
tract the following: ave have Just had
a cold spell here that froze the pipes Of
nearly all the boats lying at the wharf.
The Fanchon has made one successiul
trip up the 0uachita River to Camden,
bringing out large load"
Ex-Governor Jacob delivered an inter.
esting address before the students OF the
Wheeling Business College last evening,
being the second Of the course Of free lee:
lures arranged for the institution. We
regret that we are unable 10 present even
a synopsis Of the honorable gentleman's
remarks.
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ATTEMPTED THRrT.-It seems that the
Second Presbyterian Church was also
visited by thieves Sabbath evening. The
janitor observed two men emerging from
the basement Of the church, and upon
approaching them found that ono Of
them had valuable overcoat on has arm,
which did not in any way correspond
with the balance Of his clothing. The
fellow dropped the coat, and made q
hasty retreat. It was ascertained alter
services that the overcoat belonged TO
Mr.. Henry OF.
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ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention TO
their FISCHER Pianos, which have a fine
tone, and are furnished at re.
markably low prices. Also 10 their gen.
eFal large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, OF other makers, and OF Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale al
ADAMS & LUCAS Music Store,
1927 Market street.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Monthly Meeting Last
Night-The Usual Routine Bnsl.
ness Disposed 81.

The City Council met last night in
regular monthly session. Present In the
Second Branch: MessrG. Adams, Cow.
den, Crow.her, Fisher, Goodiellow, Hork.
heiiner, Myles, Reeves, Ritter, Simpson,
Wait Waterhouse, Mr.. President.
The Superintendent Of the City Prison
reported the appointment Of Noah Price
as nightwatchman at the prison. The
ayes ayd noea were called upon the con-
lirmation Of the appointment, with the
following result; Ayes Z, noes 10.
Joshua Davis was then named by the
Superintendent, and his appointment was
confirmed BY Council.
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RUNAWAY ON MARKET srREET.-Yes.
terday morning n blind horse attached to
a wagon was standing in front OF Mul.
doom & McEntee's marble shop, on Mar.
ket street, below 10th, when The wagon
was struck by q passing team and thrown
slightly to one side. The blind horse
took fright, and ran directly across the
street to the Star Foundry, against the
front Of the warerooms, breaking one Of
the Windows. Thence he turned down
the street and came to stop at the north
end Of thecreek bridge, where he impaled
himself upon the sharp spikes At the eide
Of the walk, cutting several terrible
gashes in his side. The wounds were
sewed up, and the animal will recover.
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IMPORTANT DEcRIoN.-It has been de.
cided beyond all controversy than John
Roemer sells goods cheaper than any
house ever known before.
Good solid COlored Prints &c.
Good fine Muslin &c.
Good Cashmere Csc.
Good Fancy Dress Goods lOa.
Good Silks 81 90.
Good Carpet 15c.
Good Flannel l2ic.
Cloaks, shaWls, Furs, Hosiery, No
ttonss, Tags and an endless variety Of
goods suitable for Christmas Presents.
Call soon ii you wish to save money, at
JOHN RoEMERs.
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CITY CLERKS REPORT.

The City Clerk reported that during
the current fiscal year commencing on
the first day Of May, 1877, and up TO the
FIRST day Of December, 1877, the expendl.
tures on account Of the different commit.
tees have been as follows;
Streets, Alloys and Gradta sst 81
Fire Department. $50 "
Wafer .,........,.. ISL "
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An IrEMB Dor TRAvEIERs-we are so
frequently asked as TO the time Of arrival
and departure Of trains, connections al
various points, etc, etc., that we have
been led 10 compile the following seized.
ule for the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Road
In this connection we may say that since
Mr.. John Thomas has taken charge OF
the road, there 10 no thoroughfare In The
land more reliable, safe and speedy. By
the new schedule Of the road passengers
can
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N. EIsNRR 4 Cos Duth Stomach Btters
(BooneEamp Of AaGg Biier) strengthens
and purifes the stomach, Is a radical cure
OF dyspepsia, rush Of blood to the head
pains In the side, headache, cramps and
collie. Hundreds Of testimonials can be
produced.
For saIe in all Drug Stores.
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra .
ting diseases cured without medicine
Puiyermachers Electric Belts the grspd
deeideratum. Avoid limitations. RooE
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PuLyERMAcHER GIIv1H
10 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&V
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liz the general distribution Of medals,
II 1t had heen possible for the "Interna.
tional Jury Of Award" to have given q
medal to the best hotel in Philadelphia,
this honor would have been received by
the Colorado, "tor all the requisites OF q
model establishment in every respect"
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DowRl DowSl Down = Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
OsrPets. Bound TO sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and goth streets.
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TEMPERANCE NOTEs.-A very enthu-
siastc meeting was held at Parkers' Hall
last evening. The meeting wAs opened
with payer by Richard Bird. Rev.
KreckenbGch, Of New York, made an
hours speech, after which James A. Par
ker, Of Napoleon, Ohio, aud Mr.. A. Tho
burn spoke for few minutes. Several
persons signed the pledge.
There will be meeting at the same
hall this evening. Good speakers will be
present. James A. Parker, OF Napoleon,
Ohio, and others will address the meeting,
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WHEELING DAILY

serious damase and trouble that would
arise from their being destroyed by Gre.
The communication was placed on file,
and the Mayor was instructed 10 pur-
chase suitable safe for the purpose desig-
mated, at an expense not exceeding 800.
An unusual number Of resolutions and
petitions, none Of whiehwere Of any import
ance, were considered and acted upon by
Council, and the Second Branch adjourned
about midnight.
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A CLEReYMAN's oPIH1oN,-Hayinp
had an opportunity to test the excellent
qualities Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
hesitate not To say, Il Is the best remedy
Ihaye ever used In my iamily.-Reu. Wm
II. Chapman, Pastor II. &. Church, George
LOEH, D. O.
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THE burning cinder pile on the river
bank at the east end Of the suspension
bridge was extiuguished yesterday morn.
Ing by the Ere department. A FIRE has
been raging there for several weeks, Gre
ating the wheat odor that was ever
breathed into the nostrils Of man.
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There we're six cases before His Honor
Yesterday mornlng-all for vagrancy.
The names given we're: VIM. Mcclellan,
Geo. Davis, Thomas Harvey, VIM.
Thompson, Thomas Morgan and Lewis
Baker. The gang were sent 10 the stone
pile for thirty days each.
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.heAateltiqe
WEDNESDAY, DEC. IL, ls77.
New Advertisements.

-NN@ ~ASA9SAAASHA0
Orphans Festival.
Holiday Goods-John Friedel.
Jos. Speidel & Co.-Wholesale Grocers.
Nineiy.tiye Cent Table-Cummins &
Woods. :.
Lost, strayed or stOlen-Cow.
Brackets-E. L. NicolI.
Gold Fish-opera House Drug Store.
Election Notice.
Wanted to Rent-Cottnge House.
Bargains-Oxtoby & Dufield.
Holiday Goods-Louis Dechert-head
opera House Brown, the Mind Reader
first page.
Boyei's cafmelite Melissa Cordial
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CARPETS ! Carpets oarpetsl II is a
well settled fact that the cheapest Car
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at J.W. FERRE1s,
Corner Main and 2Oth 81.
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Do NOT stupeiy your Bsby with Opium
or Morphia mixtures, but use DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, which is always safe and
reliable and never disappoinia. 25csnls.
d4W
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TIE ladies Of The North Street N. E.
Church are noted for getting up fine sur
pers. A good square meAl-oysters in
for Is cent?, At their FestiYal Tonight.
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EVERYBODY is going to save money,
and help a deserving Church, by going 10
the North Street FestiVGl tonight. Ad.
mission Is cents.
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THr Central Glass Company are max.
Ing arrangements to transfer coal over
the creek from the bank opposite their
works by means OF a slide and wire
rope. tt A Nina ~
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The remains Of Mr.. Jabes E1ley, who
died in New Orleans on Sunday last, are
expected to arrive in the city on the s
o'clock train this morning,
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JusT received for the holidays, the
finest assortment Of Gents Slippers in
the city; also, Ladies' Mounted Button
NewportS, latest out, at
JERRY CLEMENS
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oSE more case Of those 6ue Home
made Blankets just received and for sale
very cheap at G. g. Roths.
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Tar receipts Of Mrs, Harper's lecture
at Patkers' Hall on Sunday evening were
divided between the Central Temperance
Union aud the Children's Home.
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THERE is to be Supper and Festival
at the North Street N. E. Church TO.
morrow night. Admission Is cents.
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A DISAGREEMENT between the Finance
Committee and the congregation ofthe ST.
AIphonsus Church has resulted In the
resignation ofthe former.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-I olsr for sale tho house
IL on south Front street, Island, In which now
blltde. HOute contains nine rooms, pRatry, bath
7 iOm and water closet; wash house aud coal hOusc
In the LaIement There are hot and cold water
and gps tixtuieA on all three tio0rS The lot Is c.
by l2S feet, aud the grounds we'll improved.
Terms easy. Apply 10 llerVey 4 Britt.
JOHN MORGAN,
bOpH South Front Street, laland.
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WANTED.-Work in Embroidery and
FaRcy Knitting. Infant Wardrobes a
specially. Address Box 81, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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The La Belle strike is over. All the
feeders, with the exception Of fourteen,
who were not wanted, have returned to
work.
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AATELEsEE ClOAKs.-We offer this
day fifty Matslsses CIoaks at So, $40 and
Sl2, respectively. The greatest Bargain
ever hrUuuh! to this CITY.
l. BLUM { BRO.
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TEE largest stock Of Holiday Goods in
the city. spEYER BRos.
Aod
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LApIEs' Cloaks, Furs, Nubias, scarfs,
SIX Handkerchiefs, &C., very cheap al
y. Y. Roth'g.
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We hear that certain we'll known
North Wheeling grocery man is soon to
take unto himself better half. Successl
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Coon Black Kid Gloves for IS Cts, at
J. W. FERRE1's.
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Trains arrive at Bridgeport as follows :
Pittsburgh morning mail, 10:4s A. NJ;
Pittsbutgh and Cleveland Express, 6:5l r.
NJ; Pittsburgh and Cleveland accommo.
dation, S:22 Pm.
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BREAK down in prices Of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now Ia your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
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FIVE HUNDRED TRIMMED BoNWETs
and HATS to be sold regardless of cost.
SpEYER BROS,
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PACIFIC Brocade Dress Goods down 10
zoe, never sold for less than 25c, at G. G..
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TaE wayerly Literary Society will
meet tonight for the election ofsofficers.
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Two Button Kids, all :cOlOrs, only so
cents pair. sPEY En- BRos.
anh
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GENTs' fine shoes Of the latest stylea
Just received at L. V. BLoNps.
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RlDlcuIousLY impossible Christmas
stories are now being circulated among
the Juveniles.
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BREAK DOWN IN PR1cEs.-Dress Goods
9 cents, Black Kid Gloves 35 cents and
Carpets as cheap as 15 cents. They have
TO be sold to raise money now.
]. W. FERRE1.,
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Jusr received, a lot Of childrens Shoes
oil the latest styles, at L. Y. BLoNn,a