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FOR SALE .
TRUsTEE's SALE OF
CAAPLINE STREET PROPERTY

By virtue Of q deed Of trust made BY JoStph
Godfrey to the underigned Trustee, dAteI The 18th
day Of June, 1871, and recorded In the Clerks
otfce Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Of TTuit Book No, 4, rage 90,
will on
SATURDAY, the sth day Of September, 1871,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock a. n, all at public auction
At The front door Of the Court HOuie Of Ohio coun.
~, the following deseilbed real estate, that d 10
hiyj ALI that half lot Of ground situated on the
east side Of ChApline ttree, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, In the city Of wheeling d6Aignlted
upon the plat Of that portion Of aid city n the
south oneshalf Of Lot numbered Eve IN squAfe
Numbered fourteen tsS Of Lot No. Sin eq, No. ~
Of the addition 10 that pert Of aid city, together
with tho alpuTtenAnOtB, ..
TERMS OF sALE-OhC.thlFd cash and the balance
In six months and one year from the day Of sale,
the purchaser 10 give his notes with IppioTe bccufs
iiy Tor the payment Of the deferred inSlallmsnts
aud interest on same, and the title 10 tho property
to b retained until the purchase money q fully
paid.
J. @. HRRyEY, AucnoneeF. Auth
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made BY JImts God
frey to tho undeuigned Trustee, dated the 10Th
day Of May, 1879, aud recorded Ia the Clerk once
Of tho County Court Of Ohio county, Wet VlrEln-
"a, IN Deed Of Trust Book No. o. pages i5i and lo2
will on
SATURDAY, the sth DAY Of sCpismtGr, ls17,
At the front door Of tho Court House Of said Ohio
county cell At public auction the Welt onc-hAli Of
Lot nlmbeTOi IOrty.tWs tL.Ot No. ~ Of the add
ton 10 Said city Of Wheeling called the East Wheel
Ing addition, being on the north side Of Nlpeteenth
street, between Jacob street and Wood street, In
said dty, together with the dwelling thereon aud
tho aPpurtenAnees belonging thereto.
TEAMs or SALK-One-third the purchase money
in cash, and the balance In six and twelve months
from the day Of sale, the purchaser 70 give his
notes With approved security for the payment Of
the deferred inSlallmeRtI and interest upon the
same, and the title to tho property 10 b retained
until the purchase money Is paid 10 full
e. J. RAWLlEG, Trustee,
81. G, HERyEY, AuctloneeT, aug.Th
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General Sherman, u s. A, and lady, Washing.
adelphia.
Brigadler General Lawrence p. GrahlHi, U. s.
A., and lady, Austin, Texas
BTlgadler General INNS n, Palmer, U, 5 A ,atl
lady, Omaha, Etb.
ton, D. c.
Rear Admiral Joseph Smith, U. S. N, wnhiag.
MI: Admiral Dahlgen, Washington DC
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Tho Seaside Library,

IL East Lynne by hfs. henry wool lDDublo
. John iiaiii1x, Gent By Mis- Mnicc
., Jane Eyre, BY Charlotte Bronte (Dou. Nc, voc,
I. A Woman Halter, ChlA. Reade's new novel, zoe
5, The RlIek-lndleS, Jules YernS'I lAtest....lOc.
9, Lost Days Of Pompeli, BY BulEer..
]. Adam Hede, by George Eliot. Double No. voc.
s. be Arundel Motto, By Mary Cecil Hay-...lIc.
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u. Hidden PeIls, By Mary Cecil Hay lOc.
is, BlEharl's HlltOry, BY Amelia \. Edwards. 20c,
~ A Terrible Temptation, by Charles Reade-lOc.
-. Old Curiosity shop, By Charles DiekenI-...2Oc
Il soul ~ Charles
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~. Handy Andy, By samud Lover. Zoe
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70, The Heir 10 Ashley. By Mn. Henry Wood Toe.
For Ule by all Bookseller and Newdealers, or
sent postage ETsPIIs' O. TsSSiEt q price BY
T. o. Box BG57. au2S-d1T
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EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT SCHOOL
~ No. 10 THIRTEENTH ST,
MISS NEWMAN begS to inform her friend, and
the public that II 10 her intention to continue ~,
School at the above address CourS0 Of Iu,iFufti"r
includes French. Miss n. would b pleased IA ,iI
10 the number Of pupils now studying Win h., IN
preparation for College. School opens MohjIT.
september 81.
TERME-slOi pupils under twelve 81 70.
iYG-Tu Th4j
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

seAled Proposals will 10 received, BY the P,.,,
o. Commissioners Of tho Leaf Tobacco WaFrhSn.l
for the State Of Ohio, up 70 O'Clock A. y. ssplrs
Der 18th, 1871, for materials and WOFknAntbin -
eeslary 10 construct Tobacco Warehouse To- N.
st1le Of Ohio, 10 be located In the city Of B,,l,s
and constructed Of brick or stone according "a IN.
plans and sPtclacAtions for the nfne, 10 te ~
Architect, BellalfO, Ohio, Bids will Ia Fecrl1,l
for the whole work, or for the excavation, Nofs'
work, brlekWoTk, wood NoTk, tin and Iron Vo,S
and painting and gliding.
Beiore awarding contracts good and sufficient -.
sutity ior the proper completion Of the work Mn
be required. va
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bid.
ISAAC MORTON.
CHAB, HARE,
ISAAC WESISER,
BELLAiRE, o., August "a, 1871. Sa Nth
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Observation-Disclosures.
on Sunday evening. Auot,Si On iS75 A. \ n'cIocE
CHAs. W. APPKSZHLLER and PAULINE LoBRS.
sIMS, by the Kew. Z. YRSJ, both Of this city. No
carls
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
Valuable Short Creek Farm.


Will sell al publ suction on the premises, on
TUESDAY, August sSth, 1871,
Commencing at II O'Clock ", the Farm belopE.
log to the estate Of Andrew Mitchell, deceased,
containing 23S acres.
Said Farm Is Eiiuate thre and half miles from
the Ohio river aud one and half miles from Chm
ton POsiOhiee, In Ohio county, West Va; Is very
fertile, well tlmbered, we'll Wliered: Ile5 we'll and
has on II good Orchard, two DWelllBg Houses, 4
good Frame Barn, Stable, Corn Crib, and other out
building, with ordinary fencing. II isaIio UNDER
laid With q valuable vein Of Coal, which has been
opened and Is easily mined.
sald land will besuld 10 one, tWoor more parcels
10 suit purchasers.
TERMS oV sALE-si. eco land Is much more 4.
the purchaser may elect 10 pay) 10 eaah, and the
remainder In three equal annual payments, with
Interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
negotiable notes secured by deed Of trust on the
property for the deferred payments
|. !. JONES,
aul5-cod4W Administrator, DC.
The above ale Is adjourned until SATURDAY,
the sth day Of September, at II o'clock A. NJ, when
said property will positively 10 sold.
Au5O-eodGW /. 7. JONES, Admir-, etc.
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Iris eminently proper that dead as a
door nail" should DO Superceded, in this
city, as an emphatic comparison, by
dead as the dog ordinanee.n
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE or TRAN

tDaily eItptsundIy-NeERrkA crummodaIlon
tsleubenTlle AocOmmodAti0n.-ThIA train dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAire, stopping when requi.
red at sherman House, RtRaHlle, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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5AAbAOAAi JSLA 90 1910
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, In tho city Of
Wheeling ohGr for sale at public auction the fol-
lowing described real estate, t0-Wlt: Lot number
cd thrty.ilVe 1857 In Gnham's addition 10 the aid
city Wheeling situate on tho north side Of FIJI.
tenth street, between EOf and Jacob LtreCtN, ex-
ceptlng about ak feet Of the west side Of aid lot
extending back teyenty-iour l7I) feet, which was
sold by the aid Arthur. Said lot now fronts on
Fifteenth street about lityfour feet, and extends
back to the alley. There Is erected on this lot a
large brick dwelling house, supplied with modrrn
conyenienccs, and Is q most deAlnble property.
When ale is made the conveyance will include
the widows dover right In the property. Terms
made known on day Of ale. Persohs desiring to
examine the property will call on the undersigned.
iyS II. q. BARR, Executor.
The above mle Is adjourned until Saturday,
September lSt, at 10 O'Clock AN.
h G. BARR, Executor.
J. c. HRIvKY, Auctoneer. jy50
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T IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Parents and Guardians having daughtlr 70
eiucitc, and who wish 10 secure fer Ibrm Lt
advantages Of first class Engll,h and FIND
Academy with musical instruction UNSURPASSED II
not unCqualed In this country, and all at pItetl.
ingly mo1entc mtes, are advised to Investigate lie
claims Of the Academy Of the Visitation; At NJ
de Chantal, near Wheeling, W. Va.
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ToBACCos.-I HAVE ON HAND
i a full line Of TObarcoa from the leading man.
utaeiorieS 10 the country, including LorlllAfds,
Finer Bros, Holbrook's Monitor Navy, Harry @,
Holbrook's Navy, Homer Hudson, J. b. tace,
Richmond J. u. Haee, Danyille, Val B, +, Grave
ly and others. l can furnish all styles made By
these factories Al lowest market price.
N. REILLY, 1900 and 1911 Main 81.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL
North Fourth ST., above Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa

This iavorlto Hotel, with accommodations for
800 6ucstS has been leased by tho subscriber for
term Of year.. II can be s1id with confidence that
the old MeIchhnts, under the new administration,
Is already an assured success and Il Is my deernI.
nation 10 meet the just expectations Of the public
In these times Of financial depression, by lntiOduc-
Ing graduated scale Of prices from 81 80 TO 50 90
per day, with board, according 10 location Of room.
The service, table and all other accommodations
the same to all guests.
During the past year many improvements were
made, among them passenger and b1gHaSe EleVa.
tor thus rendering all rooms Of easy aecess Other
improvements are In progress, which, when finish
ed VIII place the Merchants Hotel second 10 none
In Philadelphia.
The location Of the house Is one Of the most con-
Venicnt and really central Of any IN the city. The
rooms arc light, airy, well ventilated and hand
Somely furnished. Horse cars Of various llnes pas
constantly BY the door, Offering every opportunity
all points Of public interest.
je25 b, LORE, PROPRIETOR.
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I oyT-From wagon bctWeen the Postoilire and
~ BIN Grove, one BOX OF T0BACCO, 81 lbs.
A liberal reward will b paid by lcayiug same n
y +. CAldWelps, 1901 Main street, or J. .. Woods,
Him eroVe. auSO'
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A NNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
A NNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
Wheeling Female College,
OPENS ITS NEXT YEAR
WEDNESDAY, September 5ih.

The College Is beautifully situated and within
easy walking distance Of any part Of the CITY, strt
car accommodations 10 nelghboring cids. ia
heal!hiulness o. situation II Is unluTplEed, and 10
whole internal and external Arrangements are Of
the highest order. The Trustees have made cxlei.
sive Improvements during the vacation, aud have
albO enlarged the Course Of Study thus eleyatinE
the standard for graduation. Catalogues and iall
Information may be obtained by addressing The
Principal, MISS A. TAYLOR.
BoARD or TRUsrERs.-Hon, @, D, Uublsrl.
PreIideni; DR.. I. II. Logan. Secretary; b. {. LET,
Eq., Tediur.T: Thomas IIornbrOok, Esq, j. X
Hubbard, E'q., A. W. Campbell, EAq., II. K. Lit,
Esqr Augustus Pollack, E'q, benjamin Davenport,
Elq., Jamts $. Rhodes, E,l., Samuel p. Ilildftlh,
ELqp Hon; A. J. Sweeney q. K. Wheat, E,q, j.
scph Bell, Esq. aqIi
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sJ.c, HEnvEr, AuciIoIeOr.
EXECUToR's SALE.

The undersigned, Executor Of the last will and
Testament Of n. Z. Arthur, deceased, late II the
city Of wheeling, West Virginia, hereby gives no
tee that BY virtue Of the provisions Of sid will,
be Will. ON
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A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
n Of Staple and Fancy Groceries. We handle
none but ffSt-elRsl goodi. Lowest market prices,
leo LIST, DAVENPORT { PARKs.
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n II. QUINDY,
ELASTIC AND SPRING
TRUSSES-

On hand and made to order at the Glove,
Suspenler and Shoulder Brace Manuiacto.
~, 1911 Market Street, below P. U. ausO
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~ ABLE PROPERIG,
State Of West Virginia.
In the County Court Of Ohio county.
W. r. O'Nelll
vs.,
Virginia II. Wheat eI al. In Chaneery.
By virtue Of decree euterrd in the above emil
tied cluse on the cd dIy Of June, A. d. 1877, the
undersigned, who was appointed Especial Gonlmls-
Loner Tor the purp.so will sell on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29lh, A. D. 1871,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. H., at the front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
the following described real estate, that Il 10 ay
All that lot or parcel Of ground described as Tot
numbered onoln square twent y-nine In the plat Of
the addition to the city Of Wheeling laid out by
Charles I. Churchill, trustee Tor Emily A. Zane,
and called Buena Vista addition 10 the said city,
the tame being sixty feet front on Twelfth street,
and extending back the Eame width one hundred
feet, together with all and singular the heredIa.
menis and appurenancss thereto belonging or IN
any wise appertalnlng thereto On tho west side
Of iaii lot there is IN alley ten feet In width
tending hack the full depth Of the Haid lot, five
feet Of which alley belongs to the Iad lot, and Il
Is understood aud agreed that the said alley shall
be kept open perpetualy for the accommodation Of
the dilersnt premises 10 which the sane belongs
TERhs OF sALE-One-thirl or moro II the p1r-
chaser 30 elect cash In hAEd; the balance In two
equal installmCnts ut one and two yeaTs, the puT-
chaser giving notes bearing Interest," with good per-
Sonal security, for the deferred payments.
W. J. W. C0WDEN,
Special Commissioner
W. Il. HAILER, AurtIoneei. Jy?S
The above sale Is adjourned until WEDSES-
DAY, September 9th, 1871, at 10 O'Clock AN.
W. J. W. COWDEN,
anSO Special Commissioner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-07
ORLEANS MONDAY, MAY PRI

restraining Influence upon Disraefs Cabinet.
Under these circumstances. and IN view OF the
uncertain attitude Of Austria, the Minister said
it was evident that the Czarshad begun to realize
that his action had been precipitate, and that an
immediate armistics was very probable.
Beng asked whether he thought England
wouli declare war in the eTent Of the rapid ad-
vance Of the Russians In Asia and on the Danube
the Minister rep led that that would depend en-
tirely upon the extent of the advance and the
ability displayed by the Turks to defend Constan-
tinoplc. He said that the British government re-
garded the Czar as having pledged himself to
stop with the occupation OF Bulgaria as mate
rial guarantee for reforms demanded Of Turkey,
and that any advance 81 Ihe Russian forces
beyond this limit, or any policy looking to per-
manent occupation OF Turkish territory In Asia
Won d be taken by England as ddsus beti.
BUELL.,
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The Produce Exchange committee On -four
think that the inspection OF that produce can be
made by three inspectors instead OF five, which is
the number composing the board.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Fire Company No.
l and Creole Bteam Fire Company No. give
grand firemen's festival at the fair grounds on
sunday next, 18th instant We THANK the boys
for tickets.
Rumor has II that Warmoth goes East to OBJ
tain partner for life, and will then obtain an ap-
pointment as minister to some forei n country.
Grand Hotel, San Francisco, is the present adj
dress of James Ozark better known here among
Republicans as "big six"
Packard is now comfortably ensconced daily In
the office OF tho u. h. Ambrosial at the Gus
tonhouse.
II is said that another delegation OK shining
Republican lights will leave for Washington In d
day or two to look out for Federal pap.
The ST. Johns Boat Club have their new boat
house at the New Lake End nearly completed and
will, when finished, "open" it in the old style.
Some OF the .metropolitans declared yester-
day that the list of names published in the DEM
ocRAT included hundred dead-heads, or linen
Of straw They say that their committee will be
on hand when the vouchers are issued by the
State Auditor, and when one of the ''straw" chaps
appear they will summarily bounce him.
About the largest piece OF cheek yet developed
was that shown last week, when o certain dealer
in the city presented bill to State official for
material furnished Packard while he occupied the
State House.
Everybody and his affianced will be at the mule
race this afternoon.
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short Items.

Alexander Joseph was arrested at the instiga-
tion Of r. II. Logan. and locked up in the Harbor
station, charged With breach of trust and embez-
element.
Lou Dixson robbed Peter Smith OF 80, and as
Smith could not sand the pressure on his purse,
he had her incarcerated in the Third Precinct
Station on charge OF larceny.
Amos Jones spent his Sabbath in the Harbor
Station on the charge OF pilfering molasses.
M. W. Scott was arrested and locked up in the
Central Station charged by p. o. Minor with at
tempting to obtain goods under false pretenses.
Nelson Wilson and George Thomas alias Han-
Precinct Station, charged with breaking and en-
tering honse In the night time and stealing
lot OF jswelry and clock.
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THE WAR In THE EAST.
Why the Russians Hesitate to Cross the
the Danube.
The Russian Movement Precipitate and III
Advised.
The Belief that England Would Not
Interfere Erroneous.
England Armipg and Preparing for War.
Especial to the N. o. Democrat ]

lSpecial 70 the N. u. Democrat
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The most distin-
guished OF the European ministers here to-
day stated, In an interview. that the recent &C.
tvity of Great Britain in warlike preparation was
undoubtedly preliminary to some important
diplomatic movement to check the advance of
Russia and secure an armistice for the purpose
OF reopening the negotiations carried on be-
tween the powers and Turkey.
He said the hesitation of Russia, which has
now become too palpable to be longer concealed
Swas due to the apprehension Of q demonstration
on the part OF England when the Gear declared
war. He was assured that there was no possible
danger of English Intervention, but the events Of
the h,st ten days have convinced him that he was
i'll advised. The Russian idea was that the anti
Turkish feeling in England. represented by Glad
stone, wa strong enough to compel the govern
ment to maintain q strict neutrality in any
event, but the rapid military and naval prep
arstions OF Englsnd in the last ten days have
opened the Cars eyes to the fact that the oppo-
sition as led by Gladstone cannot even exercise
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TAKING A PICTURE.
A New subject for the Ad0rn ment Of the
R0gues' Gallery.

A New subject for the AdOrn ment Of the
Rogues' Gallery.
On Saturday three individuals walked up into
Photographic saloon on Canal street, and
very soon one Of them was submitting to the
torfures of the camera. There was nothing un-
usual in this.
taken seats in the parlor OF the saloon to await
the end Of the operation got into singular con-
versation which attracted the attention OF
several ladies also in waiting.
This was about what was said by tho two men:
''Where did you get him?"
81 found him sneaking around the corner Of
Crossman and New Leyee streets. He is most
dangerous and desperate character. l arrested
him once before for burglary and shooting, and
notwithstanding that he was well manacled,
whilst WAS taking him to Jail he managed to
free himself from his shackles, which he threw
at my head. I brought him to bay, however, by
shooting him in the leg; that's why he limps"
"Well," said the other individual, s'if he at
tempts to cut any shines here to-day I'm fixed to
settle him with five bullets"
The dialogue naturally created
GREAT EXCITEMENT
among the ladies' present, who, leaving their
examination OF the show cases, were now hud-
died In q corner of the room, evidently express
ing their disgust ut the presence OF such char
acter in photographs gallery, and discussing
In . few minutes the photographers subject
came out OF the operators room, and with q smile
on his face, addressed the other men, saying,
"Well it's DONE" eyes," replied one Of the other
ton to the regues gallery at police headquarters,
and they walked out, whilst the s'subject" was
being scanned from head to foot by the ladies',
who by this time were terrified almost out ol
their wits at finding themselves in the presence
of such an evll-doer and desperate character.
As the three individuals sauntered down Canal
street, the '.subiect," who happens to be like his
companions, newspaper reporter, was
NOT LITTLE HoRRnIED
at the relation of the joke which had just been
played on him, and 1t was only after considerable
trouble that he was prevented frf m returning TO
the gallery TO reveal his identity TO the ladies
who had overheard the dialogue, and on the
assurance that they had Eot remained in the es-
tablishment q single minute after the practical
iokers themselves had lett 1t.
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AMUsEM EMTs.

ACADEMY or MUs1c.--The programme OF the
performance on Thursday next has been changed
somewhat. Whilst the same bill will be pre-
sented the performance instead OF taking place
at the matinee will occur at night. On Wednes-
according to the advertised programme.
THE BIRD CoNcERT.-We again take pleasure
in calling the attention OF lovers of music to the
"Dird Concert which takes place tomorrow
evening at drnnewald Hall, for the benefit OF the
tertainment, which will be select one, will open
with the assembly Of the birds and their homage
TO the Governor, who will attend in person TO
lend eclat to the affar.