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bone enough for rentleman private carriage rhaeton
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tnat aad vs. ana sts.dy Level anu every ds otsr
and NJ &c ss .s ,o
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high knee action aud ovcrstyled by any
living and warranted sound aud kind.
Handsome ladies' chldren's Pony Mare Pet, Is hands
fine harnes. and saddle beast has been used
solely by ladies and chldren afraid Of nothing
In 3 10. and warranted sound and kind
Carriages include Park fhaeton with extension top pole
aud shafts and four has been used but
te eesant top Pony Phaeson Two top Brewster spring
Wagons; one elegant Of Coach Harness. set OF
Coupe Harness, light Single and Double Road Harness,
Lsdys Side saddle and Bride. Blankets. Robes Whips
&c, &C.
N. B-Ths stock 10 now on exhibition. and parties in
search OF ne invited call and ride behind
OF the lot before day Of SAFE "EACH HORSE WILL
SHOW THE TIME UNDER WATCH" on any good track.
Sale positive rain shine highest bidder without
gnr 10 CO. O vnlua
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
nff0RCE CASES ATrENDE TO PROMPTLY WITH
Dout publicity: consult him. ISAAC g. BOYCE, expe-
risnced lawyer $40 Broadway
TsTABLIsHED SEVENTEEN YEARS.
Dra JORDAN DAVIDSON, Propresors Of the
GREAT EUROPEAN MUsEUM.
the largest collection in the world 72o Chestnut st. Pha.
dsphia wish inform their patients and the public that
they may DO ntiay consulted usual sll dis
Of which they have mado speciality for IL
years.
Their medical work. Practical Observstions differ
ent discasss with an Essay Marriage be had on
receipt OF 25 cents. postage stamps.
Address Drs. JORDAN DAvIESON.
1895 Fibert st.. Philadelphia.
No connection with any other Hrm In America.
HAvAsA LOTTERY
Ncxt Drawing June IS
New scheme sent free application.
n A. MAkTINEz 4 CO.. Bankers.
10 W all st., basement
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posi- OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The Foreign Mails for the week ending Saturday june
15 1873 this office Tuesday ut IL NJ, for
EUROPE steamship Nevada. Queenstown; wednes
day II 80 r. A. tor Europe BY .teHmshiD Abyssinw
via Qucenstown Correspondence for France TO DO tor
varied BY this steamer mast BIO specially addessed and
l.. for France direct by cAnship St Laurent via
Havrs Thursday, AZ ~ NJ. for Europe by steamship
wieand. via Plymouth. Cherpourg and RmDurg tcorre
spondence Ireland forwarded
this be specisiy addrcssed, and at ~.
Britain aud Ireland by steamship City OF Brus-
ri Que~nstown correspondence Tor Germany and tho
Continent to DO forwarded by this steamer must be
0ermany. &c. by steamship Donsu. via southamp pton
aud Bremen Correspondence for Great Britain and tho
Continent forwarded this bs spe.
ciaily addressed. and At r. NJ tor Europe by steam.
direct b, .teamshp victori. via Gla.gow The steam
ships Nevada, Abyssnia Gcrmanic do take mais
for Dcnmarx Sweden aud Norway The mails for Hayti
SAvantlla &c leave New York june -. The malls
Nassau, N. II. leave New York June l3
THOS. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE. Nxw YoRK. June z, 1873
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HORSES. CAKkIAGE>. SO.
A UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAsSgLL 4 kkARNEY
A Ito AND lI2 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4TH Ay.

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
= EVERY TUESDAY AND FEIDAr
On every horse that sound kind and ruc IN
harness from three days are given
. test warranteeA
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS. &C.
DOR sALE-A SMALL. WELL TRAINED BLACK
and Tan Dog No. 43l 7h first hoor for two days
THE TURF.
A ~fLEEfWO0D PARK JUNE MEETfNd
AsTuesday- IL horses entered.
Mednesday-l9 horses entered.
Thursday-17 horses entered.
FridAy-ll horses entered
Trottng to commence at 3 O'Clock. Admission Soc.
GATES II. BARNARD. Proprietor.
A UCTIoN POOLS SOLD ON THE TROrs AT FLEET.
Awood and NArrsgansett parks and Kalamazoo Mich.
today; every heat by telegraph
tracks at SO Hudson Hoboken. Special attention to
commissions Wnchs Byron and Nick Mooney in charge
HACKETT co.
A UcTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS ON THE TROTs
"A Aat Fleetwood. Narragansett and KRamaxoo and run.
HACkETT CO.
A BOOK OPEN THIS EVENING ON TIE OOLUM.
Abus races 1t Brownies, ITO Broadway
JOHN HACKETT CO.
COLUMBUS RACEs.-BOOKs OPEN AT Is WEST
O2Sth 81. KELLY BLISS.
COLUMBUS RACEs.-POOLs SOLD AT 6S HUDSON
Ost.. Hoboken. KELLY 4 BLISS
ELEErwuOD TROrS-POOLS SOLD TODAY At 60
Il Hudson st.. Hoboken. KELLY BLISS
nRoTS THIS DAY AND EVERY DvY THIS WEEK
at Eastwood Parks Auction Pools and returns OF each
heat. TattersnlPs Otto Cottage, Hoboken
n,ATTERsALL'5 OTTO COTTAGE. HOBOKEN.-AUC.
ton and French Pools this day on st Louis races.
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NfUfiCE rs HEREBY GIVEN fHAf, PGKs0ANT TO
IN oder Superior Court Of the city OF New York
entered May ~ 1878 In the action of John a. Cary against
Alfred r. stevens aud another the undersi med receiver
Of the assets OF the late limited copsrnershp OF
Stevens Co.. will sell at pnblc auction June 27 1875
~ 40 r. N. IT the Exchsnre smicsrooms, NO. III
broadway. New York city, by Richard " itarnctt
tioncer, the claims due said hrln Terms cash
N. r. GUULDY. Receiver.
iist of these cisms can ut the once John
Bsoaks Lesvits. attorney for receiver 2Js Broadway
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L,IFTH AVENUE THEATRE
MATINEES TOMORROW and SATURDAY. at =
e a. cES5s s.2as rocnTH WEEK New S: eg.. o,:.Iss
nE.EHvtD HuMrrY Tne Man flIs.
FAMILY DuMPrY pRrior iynnM Msta
CIRCLE Currie aud Hall
IS CENTS. | RECONSTRUCTED, The Phonograph
ROBERT FRASER HUMPTY DUMPTy.
- TOMORROW, BENEFIT OF Milo. ELISE. -
Mr. r. X. COLLIER, DELEHANTY n HEN6LER,
MIR. PAT ROONEY. MURPHY Il MARTIN.
AND A HOST OF VOLUNTEERS.
ThBsGREAr NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
Broadway 35th st.
Finest collection Of Fishes In tho world Perform ances
At 80 O'Clock r. VI. Miss ANGIE sCHOrf In the
wonderful seanre LIE SALON DU DIABLE. THR
DevII.s STATUE In which figures and disappear
astonishing Also the amusing perform
MASKS AND FACES
Admission Soc Children halt price. No extra ehargea
Coney Island Aquarium now open with W. u Coups
Broncho Horses
TONY PASTORS THEArRE-AN ENTIRE NEW
/ Company for the weck-fAT ROONEY'S CONSrEl-
LATIUN or STARS. Jhe talented Organization In
America Pat Rooney, Little Ro-sbud. Murphy and Nor
ton french sisters III H. Morton Barlow Brothers,
Barry Maxwell and Fred Carroll Avery and La
Rue, j ames MARROW and Frank Bush.
Matinces-TuesdRy, Friday and saturday.
Saturday afternoon ana evening, juno 10. Benefit of
PAT ROONEY.
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PRICE THREE CENTS
AMUsErI EyTs.
vNALLACKis
w Proprietor and Manager. .. Mr. LESTER WALLACk
LAST FIVE NIGHTS
and
LAST MATINEE
DIPLOMACY

EVENINU At 3. SATURDAY MAT1NEE
RooTH's THEATRE -e!MEE,s BENEFIT.
ID TONIGHT.
Mile. MARIE AIMEE ectfuily announces that he's
f.we benefit ana last appearance IN America will occnr
THIS lruESDAY) EsENING. JUNE IL. the
following magnificent programme will be pressnted:-
I. The second act OF Lecocqs charming work.
LA PETITE MAhIEE
AIMEE dn her original character) 0raziellA.
2. The last act of Lecocq's laet triumph
LA MARJOLAINE.
AIMEE dn her original croation) La Msrjolains.
which the famous Cuckoo and eggAr Songs.
3 The third and iourth Of 0nsnbach's merrieat
work, LA VIE PARISIENNE.
4. Mile MARIE AIMEE will sing for tho last time I'M
America her famous English and spanish songs
t) She's just Sweet Bouquet. tb) Boero from la
Cfuch. Cassee" cD Pretty Picture. td La Paloma.
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washington tIpa.) Locals.
WASHINGTON, Pa, January 8

NAshlNoluHi Az 1ahu'J va
Editors Intelllgeaeer.
The new water works question is now
engaging the attention Of our citizens.
The water supply will come from the
Enterprise Coal Works, two miles north
Of town. This water has been subjected
10 careful analysis by A. L. McElree,
NJ. D., who has found II TO be remarkably
pure and TO possess medicinal qualities.
Mr.. r. Mac. Drury, representing Pitts.
bursh firm, has been awarded the con-
tract for the rising mains and the build:
ing oil one reservoir, on which he will
commence work at an early date.
The Trustees OF the NJ. E. Church have
concluded to put another spire on their
building, in which will be placed the
chime Of bells donated to the church by
Hon. Robert Marshall. They have Sc.
cured the services OF Geo. w. Prowitt, an
acknowledged expert, to manipulate the
chimes.
A meeting in the interest OF the Wash.
ington 4 Bethany Narrow-gauge Rail-
road was held in West Middletown yes
terday, and committee, consisting Of
David Clark, Perry Hall, Esq, and Hiram
Chambers, were appointed TO procure a
charter and secure the right Of way along
the route.
The students Of the college are busily
engaged in preparing for the annual
masquerade on the 22d of February. II
promises to be grand success this
year.
Our venerable citizen, Samuel W.
Harsleman, who has been annually elect.
ed Coroner for the past fourteen years,
leaves next week for Toledo to take up
his residence with his only living son.
The most brilliant affair OF the winter
was the marriage, on Wednesday even
ing, OF Z, Francis Acheson, Esq, our
Mayor elect, to u beautiful and accom-
plished teacher oi the Washington Fe.
male Seminary. The ceremony, was per-
formed by Rev. Asa Woods, ID. assisted
by Rev. Armstead Skinner, ut the resi-.
dence OF Colonel Ralph Mcconnell, Clerk
OF the Court. Among the many Value
bic presents received by the bride was
magnificent Weber grand piano from
Moses Broadmau, jr., and superb CASH
mere shawl from Mrs. A. Moore Blu
chanan. The happy pair started East
ward this morning on their wedding
tour.
The W. & W. Railroad and the Char
tiers Valley road have made an agree.
ment to connect the two roads at the foot
Of Main street. This arrangement will
enable the Waynesburg people to make
close connections with the Pittsburgh
trains.
Samuel R. witherow and David Dye,
two Of our most energetic and enterpris.
ing business men, have leased plat OF
ground from the CHARTERS Railway Com.
pany, on which they propose erecting a
steam flour mill and distillery.
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Nv manager Of The Riverside blast fur
mace, Is, We are informed, soon 70 enter
into partnership with Mr.: r. johnson In
the grocery business at this place.
The street cars are again on the track
after delay Of nearly two days, caused
by the heavy fall Of snow. .,
The merry jingle Of sleigh belle, until
late hour for the last few evenings past
foretells, "a might be readily imagined
pleasure all over.
Gen. B. r. Cowen returned last even
ing after briet absence on business al
Detroit, Michigan.
Mr.. Virgil Morgan, ex.Captain oil the
B. L. Guards, few evenings since was
made the happy recipient Of q first born
Mrs. George Muth, Of this city, cele'
brated her forty.second birthday Thurs
day evening at her residence, surrounded
BY a host OF warm friends 10 offer theii
congratulations and enjoy pleasant
The Gilt.Edged fishing club Of this city
| II reports are true, left behind them many
a ahot impression" on their recent visit
10 Baresyflle, Ohio, us the guests Of Dir
John Hofer.
Prof. schofiell, of Martins Ferry, O.
paid our city visit yesterday.
Judge Miller, Of Steubenyille, register
ed at the Globe House yesterday.
Most all trains bound here from the
East and West have for the last few day
been delayed, caused by the recent heavy
fall Of snow.
Mr..T. ]. Murray, an employe at The
Goblet Works Of this city, Is considered
to be the best checker player in the Unitet
States, excepting Mr.. Wiley, Of Boston
Mr.. Smith, the leather man Of Wheeling
is able to youch for this assertion:
| ]. ED.
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WEsT ALEXANDRA LOCALS.
Islander shit Compromised.--The
Tramp Nuisanee...The Hemp
field Railroads. Early Days.
WEI ALEXANDER, Febrnafy

Editors IntellIgeneer:
The great slandeE suit between two
wealthy farmers, near this place, which
has been the theme for sometime past,
was compromised yesterday at Washing
ton, where both parties, with their wit
nesses. had assembled ready for court
The defendant pays all costs oil the anit
on both sides; also stops another suit be-
tween the same parties:
Rumor says sLittle Washington is the
place where the "Grand Army OF
Trampsp are we'll treated. The police
are under bonds TO arrest each and every
one they may see and take them before
the Burgess or Squire, for which he re-
ceiyes 81, and the Burgess or Squire re-
ceiyes the same fee. Then they are
handed over TO the care Of the Sheriff,
who also gets SGT cents each for his fee.
Then he has 10 board them and the coun.
" ioots the bill. II any Of the tramps
are in need Of clothing or shoes the same
are furnished, and for all'of which no
equivalent is received from Mr.. Tramp.
There il said to be a yagrant law on the
statutes Of Pennsylvania which requires
the above officers TO act. II such = law
exists IL is high time the same
was repealed. Washington county
Ia now oyertaxed enough without any
more such as above being added.
All ramps they are requested to give onr
borough a vide berth, as our citizens
have shut down on their class, 40 that
they will pass on to more genial quarters
as there il no sympathy for them here.
A petition Is In circulation In favor oil
re.enacting the @Local Option" Law.
Another for the repeal Of Law Library.
The Gum Boot Man, from Pittsburgh,
was in town yesterday.
Joe. Heloyd does not like the inventor
Of Gum Boots; the sale OF them interieres
with his business.
More OF the beautiful snow commenced
to fall on The morning Of the Slst, and
continued all day, and more Is still com.
ing, which will make good sleighing. II
is being enjoyed by our young folks.
We saw last evening, at wheeling
House." two papers printed in 1851, one
Of which was the Washington, Pa, Re
rie,c. vol. A, No. 12, dated December 2lst,
and was published by the late VIM,
Swan; the other was the Commonwealth,
published by Hurd & Crouch, vol. 4, No.
3, July 2Sd. The latter had an account
Of a large RAILROAD meeting held at Wash;
| ington In the interest Of the Hempfeld
railroad, now w. P. & B. railroad. The
late Hon. TN. T. McKennan was the
principal speaker. Had he lived We have
no doubt the road would have been COM
pleted, aud not stopped where II now
does. The papers above mentioned
would not compare with those published
at present. Locals were scarce In those
days. AZ.
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TINS i. the day I'D Of February set

TINS ia the day (2doi February set
apart for the ground hog to come out
and prosnosticate the weather for the
next six weeks. II there should be sun
shine enough to cast a shadow the wise
animal will Immediately go through a
process Of ratiocination sufficient to bring
him to the conclusion that six weeks Of
winter weather are yet in store for us,
and not caring to expose himself prema-
tnrely 70 the elements he will betake
himself TO his winter quarters, and there
remain until the middle Of March. II,
on the contrary, the skies should be "dull
and grey" to-day, and no shadow visible,
the prognOsticator will, by virtue Of his
prophetic endowments, conclude that the
time has come for outdoor life, and
will take up his bed and roam
abroad through the land. Our friend,
Capt. VIM. Askew, who is meteorological
in bis way, informed US yesterday that
there were at least 40 chances out Of 50
that the ground hog would see his shadow
to-day, for, said he, there are but two
Saturdays in the whole year, take one
year with another, in which the sun does
not put forth an appearance, and Feb
mary IA not one OF the months in which
one Of these sunless Saturdays is apt to
occur. Therefore the Captain fell
positive that the ground hog would
see his shadow to-day. As &c
whether. six weeks Of winter weather will
follow we did not understand him as ven
turing a prediction on that head. The
tradition, however, is that this day GER
tainly indicates the weather for several
weeks ahead. Among the peasantry Of
Europe good weather today is considered
an omen Of flood, storm, and bad crops,
and its being dull and sunless (the more
40 the better signifies mild and fayora'
Bile spring. In Germany 1t is saying,
"The shepherd would sooner see the vol
enter his sheep fold on Candlemas Day
than the sun." Those WHO in this conn'
try place any stress on the old tradition
win to day view with more or less curl
osity and anxiety the appearance oil the
skieH.
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eLADEs IRON WORKS,

including the town Of Glhdesyille, and eight hun.
red and htty acres OF coal and Iron lands annexed
thereto. The description and boundaries thereof
can DO fully known by reference 10 the Following
deeds conveying the mid land 10 GeoRe Hartman,
al Of which are recorded In the once Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of lreiton county, West VIZ
sInia, to-Wit: A deed for two tracts Of land, one
Containing 22sl< acres, the other % acr,s and two
poles, IRON q. A. and Agnes Heidelberg 70 aid
George Hartman and Mary 4. Mlllner: dated May
10th, 1870, and recorded In Deed Book No. 80 pages
1901; deed for Ii5k aers from W. II. Heldel :
berg 10 aid HArdmRn, dated May 9Th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 20, page 26li deed
from Harmon and Martha A. Treket to the aid
Hartman and Mary 3. Millner for two tracts Of
1870. and recorded In DEED Book No. IS, pages
sI-i, and deed from John B. sherrard and others
10 saId Hartman, dated May 18th, 1871, and no
corded In Deed Book No. Il, pages and .; died
from Margaret, George b, James Va julia A. and
sarah E. Jackson 10 said George Hartman for one
lere dated March 10th. 1871, and recorded In Deed
Book Nc. IS, pages tSi-6; q deed from VIM. B. and
c. Brown 10 aid Hndman for two acres and %
perches, dated March 9th, 1874, and recorded In
Deed Book No. II, pages and 3; q deed iiom
Cyrus and Nancy J. Linton 70 mid Hartman Tor
and recorded IN Deed Book No. Al, pages Is and lsi
n dted from Bueknor and Rebecca Fairfax TO mid
Hartman for 100 acres, dated August 18th, 1871,
and recorded In Deed Book No. u, PAGES 20 and III
and deed from John X. and Mary Is. Mlllner "
the sald Hartman for four tracts oil land, aggfe-
gating SS3 acres, dated March 18th, 1874, and 10
corded 10 Deed Book No. Il, pages 2, 8 and 4.
The whole containing In the aggregate ut least $50
sores, with all the Improvements and appurte-
nances thereto In any wise belonging, including
the furnace and fixtures, and being tho name prop
erty conveyed 10 Thomas Y. Candy and George H..
Miller, trustees, for the sid George Hardman and
wife, BY mortgage deed dated November LIST, 1874,
and recorded In Book No. 80, poges 90 and %, In
the office Of sid County Clerk Of aid Preston
county, being the SAms property conveyed 10 the
laid Abner Evans, Jr., by Hannibal Forbes, Spe-
cial Commissioner, and deed Is ofrecord among the
land records Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TRRns or sALE-0re-th third Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof rs the pur-
chaser may elect 70 pay, cash In hand, the reiidue
10 two equal yearly paymentS, with interest fronl
day Of sale, and the deferred payments 10 b 80
CURED by deed Of trust on the property sold.
JASPER y. MOORE, Tniitee.
By HANNIBAL PoRBRS, Attorney.
ali
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HlRUsrEE,s SALE OF
Valuable Fifth Ward Property.

BY virtue Of deed OF trust made by Joseph W
FerTel and vile 10 James 8. Wheat, rs Trustee
dated February lst, 1871 and recorded among III,
land records Of Ohio county, West Virgins, II
Trust Deed Book Nc. s, pages 22s and ga, and O
m order Of the tircait Court Of Ohio county, YVES
Virginia. made on The 10Th day Of November, 1874
substituting my name n Trustee In aid deed O
trust, In the place aud stead Of james s. WHEAT
decd, will offer for sale nj public auction, 10 thl
highest and best bidder, Of the front door Of Thu
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1873,
Commencing at 10oclock A, NJ, the following do
scribed property, that Is 10 Sly: The three story
brick building at the south east corner Of Main
and Webster lnow 20thl Streets In that part Of the
eiiy Of Wheeling known a. Centre Wheeling, To-
gether with 20 much Of the lots numbered eighty.
seven and ninety Isl and 90 on which aid build.
Ing has been erected, together with and ineludIng
that part Of lot numbered ninety 100 In the real
thereof, extending 10 the alley, and lying north Of
the liuc 'of the centre Of the South wall Of aid
building extended 10 sald alley. 1H
1RRns or sILR.-s23to, land rs much more n
the purchaser may elect 70 pay) and the costs o.
ale In cash $500 on the itt Day Of February 1879
1910 on the ltt day Of February 1886 SiiS6 on IL,
LIST day Of February, 1881; Sll20 on the lSt day d
February, 1851. $1,000 on tho LIST day Of Pehruary
1883; and the balance Of the purchase money, n
any, on the aid LIST Of February 1888; all with To-
terest from the day Of mle-deferred payments Il
10 secured by deed Of trust on the property sold
and buildings 10 be insured by purchaser Tor ben.
HANNIBAL FoRBEs, Trustee.
January 18th, 1873. iai2