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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-15
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Public Sale
Of VALUABLE REAL EsrArp

Hervey 4 Britt will offer for SaI.r
lowing valuable real estate NJ I We io!.
door OF The Court House on Tue hot,
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRr.pv
1873, commencing at 10 O'Clock - Is
at private sale before that dsia. d" not Soit
The property on the south SID on
teenth street, commencing 81 faet ~ ~ EOls.
southeast corner of Eof ana hon Il,
street, and running 10 feet and ~ tIteala
and running in depth lOI res,i Iheae.
inches. The property Is beaulItnII, Snd *
and in the most central part ~ ,tOca'ei
The east part Of the property .ae city
good brick dwelling house. Thso hRS
of the properly Is unimproyed alaae,
son who Is deSIrouS OF bul!Jina! pet.
home III o flrst-class location, w7rsggct
TO Their advantage TO purchase tbsS ulE
Also, the following property, kneeSil lie.
Beck's Brewery. described as tiAdu,oowa a,
ginning ON the northwest rCrn,s' e.
number thirteen IN square Lumhs. Vi %.
and running thence east aIong ,S seNel,
line OF said lot number thirteen a ~, Ao'ia
feet; thence south In line parsi,im"eyeg
the western boundry OF lots npmbsH viii
teen and fourteen 10 the cantsr .li'.
NUMBER fourteen IN said square mr.. |"
seven, on the southern line u, ,l,a. Aosf
hall of said lot number lourt.nn'e aOrta
down said southern line OF SAID .G4elcv
the western boundry OF said in, , nal .ol
fourteen; thence with the weste,r uhllort
dry of lot fourteen and thirteen IN s ooge.
seven, TO the place OF beginr Inc SsA'e
| same has on II two large Orics Sss. Toe
three stories in height, the mi GJSSa..aiaS,
| the and width OF the properly TS'h o.
meath the same are two large yspI,SS nde''
| II feet in height and running IW S,Na'
| length, with good cement n rnr.'W. .
drained and dry. The buildings a,, We,
| pletc in all respects. Gas tArorrS wa
| ings, and vaults. Persons who S., yS4'.t
| purchase a splendid place tor nort We 10
ing or general storage house ami l''k'
will md this most excellent AMI -, go
| BILE place. '"'A'
Any person wishing 10 purchase aus NJ.
the above property, can obtain mil ~! "
nation by calling on Herveys Bri,, '"0''
The Terms OF sale are follows. O,a,,
cash, or as much more as the rn,cs sl.'
may elect; the balance in ON. tyro SAY AZ
three years with interest. Secur" T' VI
| deed OF trust on the property pntu
balance OF the purchase money an i,, ,u'
est be paid. A. RFYNiyx'
| feb6h
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RIVER News.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated II feet inches in the chan.
mel.
The Courier left for Psrkersburg at
the usual hour yesterday.
The ONeal left for Pittsburgh on
time yesterday.
The John l.. Rhodes passed down yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock for st.
Louis, with good trip, including iron,
nails and glassware, which she received
at this port.
The following boats passed down with
coal tows yesterday: John Porter,
Charley Mcdonald and John Penny.
The Phseton, Telegram and Della ar
rived, and departed on time yesterday.
The Hudson ia due to-day from Gin.
cinnsti. She will depart for Cincinnati
at 3 o'clock tomorrow. Captain Will
List and Charley List, her chief officers,
will kindly attend to all passengers who
desire to go down on her.
by Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, February 12.-River 7
feet and stationary. Weather cloudy
and raining.
SHREVEPORT, February l4.-Arrived
C. II Durfee, New Orleans. Weather
clear and cool River fell inches.
VrCKsBUEG, February l4.-Weather
clear. River fell inch. Up-City OF
Helena. Down.-CitY of Augusta. Ar
rived-Relo.
NASHVILLE, February l4-RIver fall.
ing with 81 feet on the shoals. Arrived
-Silverthorn, Evansville, Departed
Hillmsn, Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, February l4.-Westher
raining. River rising with IL feet in
ches In the canal. Depsrted-Vint
Shinkle, Memphis; Robert Mitchell and
James A. GofT, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, February 14.-Arrived-
c. w. Anderson, Nashville; st. Gene
We've, ST. Louis. DepsrtOd-IdlewIld,
Evansville; Smoky City, Ohio river; st.
Genevieve, Memphis. River 2 feet
inches. Weather cloudy; mercury AZ de-
greea
CIScISSATT, February l4.-River %
leeL lncnes ana rising. w eALher cI0uCy
snd cool. ArrIyed-Msry Miller, ST.
Louis; Parker, Memphis; Robt. New
Orleans; Andes, Wheeling. Departed
Kstie StoSkdsle, Pittsburgh; Cherokee,
New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, February l4.-Weather
cloudy and damp; wind east; mercury
80 70 81. River ~ 4-l0 feet and fall.
ing. Up Arkansas Belle, Maggie
Smith; Golden Crown. DoVn-Grey
Eagle, Bowling Green, Thomas Sherlock.
Business very hight.
ST. LOUIS, February l4.-Arrived-
Fearless and tow, Pittsburgh; Belle OF
Memphis. Depsrtst-Colorado, Vicks.
burg; Future City and tow, New
Orleans River rising with IL above
low water mark. Weather fair,
MEMPHIS, February l4-River fell
inches, and now stands az 20 feet !
inch. Weaiher rainy; maximum ther-
mometer IS dogs. Arrived-Cons. Mil
lar, Cincinnati. Depsrtsd-John Gil
more, Mollie Moore, City of Chester, st
Louis; Oakland and Wilson, New Or.
leans; Nellie Speer, Pittsburgh.
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CITY GRIPS.

No marriage licenses admitted to re-
cord yesterday.
THE crossings in the Eighth word are
ankle deep in mud.
ONE more case retired yesterday to the
work house for thirty days.
FROM present indications the spiritual
condition of the city is improving.
Fritz WERNER has laid foundation
for a new brick building on Eighteenth
street.
THE Star Foundry shut down yester-
day afternoon, and will be idle until TO-
morrow.
ONE deed in fee and one Of trust were
admitted to record by the County CLERK
yesterday.
COUNTERFEIT fives on the bank OF
Hanover, Pa, have made their appear
ance IN the city.
THERE will be surprise party given
to certain young lady on Thirteenth
street, this evening.
The German Lutheran Mite Society
met at the residence of Mrs. Beck on
Market street. last evening.
ONE of the drivers at the Nail City
Brewery has been made happy by the
introduction of twins into his family.
LAST Monday night some one entered
small candy shop at No. 10 Sixteentt
street, and took therefrom small amount
of candy.
The Eighth ward people express
themselves as being much pleased witt
Mr.. Robert Governs election to the First
Branch of Council.
A.. j. SWEENEY is now engaged il
selling of the personal property OF the
Centripetal Power Company. Coco
bargains are offered.
THE Emma Abbott Concert Company
are stopping at the Mcclure House
They will leave at lao o'clock this even
ing for Washington, Pa, where the.
play tonight.
WE acknowledge the receipt Ct al
invitation to attend the ninth snniversar,
of the Germsnis Singing Society, which
takes place at their hall, on the corner o
Market and Fourteenth streets, on tn
| 10Th inst.
YESTERDAY the furniture of the Sher
man House, of Bridgeport, was sold by
the proprietor, Mr.. Pancrost, who pro
poses moving to st. Louis. The house
to be repaired and opened by Mrs. EwinE
Turner at an early date.
The culverts near Squire Schultz
office are in q horrible condition again
That mountain of good nature, tn
| Squire, offers to clean them out and re
place the culverts if the city will ALLOW
him to sell the filth they contain as ma
| nule.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY .SlRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Henry Otto and Ricka, his
wife, to the undersigned trustee; dated
Inc 2Sth day OF december, \. ID. ISL, and
recorded i'm the Clerks office OF the Coun-
~ Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
I'm deed OF trust book No. 1, page ~, will
on SATURDAY, the 2Srd day OF February,
A. ID. 1919, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the front door Of the Court House OF
said county, proceed TO sell TO the highest
and best bidder the following property:
The east hall OF lot eighty-iour, fronting
twenty-five feet on the National road IN
the town OF Triadelphia, and running
back so as 10 make one full lot OF said town
TERMS OF SALE-Three hundred dollars,
or as much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash; the balance in two equal in-
tallmentS, payable six and twelve months
after day of sale. with interest from date,
and secured TO the satisfaction OF the trus-
&c. a. re- W Ann, AEus'Se.
- RUSSELL & STIFSI- attys. lalsl
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Police Court.

Jack Zimmerman, committing a lewd
and filthy act in the Second ward market
house, 81 and costs. Committed.
Patrick Gallaher, drunk, 81 and costs.
Paid.
Patrick Gsllsher, disorderiy, 81 and
costs. Paid.
Lawrence Dunlsp, disorderly, case dis
missed st cost of David McLesry.
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Probate Business.

Yesterday the following probate bust
ness was transacted a. the office OF the
County Clerk:
Charles Otte wss qualified as guardian
OF frederick Henry Ernst Sick, orphan
of Henry Sick, deceased. Bond sl,400,
with w. &. Hsndlan as surity.
Henry Bruebsnk was appointed ad-
ministrstor of the estate OF Margaret
Brueosnk, deceased. Bond 800, with
John Butterfeld and Peter Bonenberyer
as suriiies.
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More Fish for Our Waters.

Fish Commissioner Miller leaves TO-
day for Warrington, where be vii. re-
ceive 5000 lsnd-locked salmon, 10 be
put in st the hesd waters OF Fishing
Greek. This lie the first loi of fish thsi
hiss been put in this creek, and are IN
like the California salmon insomuch that
they do not travel toward salt water.
The eggs from which the lsnd-locked
salmon were Matched were brought
from Maine and Matched at the State
Matching house 81 Romnsy. The next
ipstallment of fish for our waters will be
in May or June next
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Small pON.

Much complaint has been INDUCED in
during the past few days in the vicinity
of the corner OF ALLEY seven and Alley
c, IN regard to the small pox. 1t is said
that the wslchmsn permits too many
persons to go in and out OF the building,
thereby en1sngering those who live in
the immediate neigh borhood. Mrs.
Bowers and snothS child sre'down with
with the dread disease, also Jsmes
McCord, son Of Charles McCord, who
lives in the same house, but upstairs,
over the part occupied by Mr.. Bowers.
There hsve been four cases, one of
which hiss died, within the pas, three or
four weeks.
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A Dangerous Place.

The attention OF the proper authorities
is invited 10 the condition Of the man
hole-plste of the water pipe, 8: the cor
ner OF Eof and Thirty-slIth streets.
Through the accumulation OF mud it has
been raised much higher than its pro-
per position, snd s passing wagon yea
terdsy knocked it 70 far TO one side as TO
make very dangerous hole in tie street.
As the lights in that section Of the city
are not any more numerous or brighter
than they should be, the prospect for tie
city becoming defendant in lawsuit
unless the fault Is remedied Immediately
IS promising.
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Coming Events,

We learn that select fashionable hop
will take place on Fifteenth street, near
Jacob, next Tuesday night. Prof. Myers
band will furnish the music.
A rehearsal by all the persons who are
to take part in the grand dramatic enter
tainment at Westwood's Hall on to-
morrow night was held at that place
last night. The performance Of the actors
and actresses on that occasion leaves no
doubt of the entire and unqualified sue
cess of the printed programme. Those
wishing seats had better go early.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, -
Nos. 1889 and llii Main street, west G.
side, a few doors above the Peoples -,
Bank, with gas and water throughout
Possession given Immediately. 49,.
A large brick house, No. 24l6 Main stIest .;
now used as boarding house. Is In gooa
order, with gas and water throusho"''
Possession given on first next April.
two story frame house, corner VI
Twenty.fiith and Main streets, containing
a fine store room and residence, with gas
and water, -, tho
A nice room in the second stoIy .. vue
ing Oh Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately. .,,,, 49,
For terms, which will be reasonable ep-
ply TO s. W; mhaaiino
~ Vo febeodh
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE FARM IN MARSHALL CoUN-
y Nv, on Rig Grave Creek, one and halt
nile east OF RoSby's Rock, and adjoining
the X. IL q. X. r, containing 1875 acres
and - poles, well improved with
FINE LARGE DWELLING HOUSE,
stable, Orchard &c; good well in the
ward. There is also some fine Greek Bot
iom land on IL. VIII be sold on FEBRU-
AIRY 18th, at public sale, between the
hours OF II and o'clock, on the premises,
IL not sooner disposed OF. For terms, &c,
apply 10 A. b, G0hDoN,
ta1Iigi ON the Premises.
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PUBLIC SALE

nF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
" Market street.
win sell nj Public Sale at the front door
OF the Court House, on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 20,
49,, commencing at 10 o'clock, II not sold
ut private sale before that date, my pro-
perty, situated on Market street, oetween
Twenty-flrst and Twenty-second streets,
viz: Lot number one hundred and thit-
ir,u ms, on the west stdeoi Market street,
in that par, Of the city oi VIII cling here
tofOre known as Chapline and Eotf's addi-
ZION. now called Centre Wheeling. The
said lot has on it a fine dwelling house
now reside in. 1t Wi be offered In two
lots or the whole.
Terms otsale made reasonable and made
SHOWN on the day ofsale.
ielSi MRS. J. ADRIAN.
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RELIGIOUS.
CATHEDRAL.

The following is programme OF the
exercises at this house of worship this
morning;
At $50 o'clock the office of the dead
will be read, all priests present. Az lO
o'clock solemn pontifcsi requiem msss,
Right Rev. }. J. Kahn, celebrsnt, very
Rev. j. 7. Sullivan, assistant priest,
Rev's. S. Hubert and j. Il. WslteFs,
deacons of honor, Rev. A. Schleicher,
deacon of Office, Rev, John McElligott.
sub-descon, Rev. j. A. Reynolds, master
of ceremonies.
ST. ALPHoNsUs.
A solemn requiem mass will be cele-
brsted this morning at 8 O'Clock IN st.
Alphonsus church for the repose OF the
soul of the dead Pontif, Plus TX. The
interior of the church is appropriately
drsped and in front of the main altar
very grand cstsfalque is erected. Rev.
Father Kreusch will be the celebrsnt,
with Fathers Collins and McElligotl,
deacon and sub-descon OF the mass.
Interest in the meetings at the North
street VI. +. Church is still increasing.
All classes of people are in attendance
each night. The congregations are large
and very attentive. The church is work
ing with zeal and enthusiasm. For the
past three weeks there have been from
five TO fifteen forward at the altar OF
prayer each night. Up TO this date there
have been forth-eight conversions.
The weekly meeting of the Disciples
Church was held at the residence OF Mr..
Rice, on Sixteenth street, last night.
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Installation OF Officers.

On Wednesday evening at the regular
meeting of Crystal Fountain Lodge No.
81, l. .. &. T., the following officers were
installed for the ensuing quarter; w.
G. T., Charles MARROW; w. V. T.,
Francis Smith; w. Il. s., Joseph Hub
bard; W. L, Mary Foster; w. NJ, Ebe-
nezer Miller, w. ID. 81, Els McElroy;
w. G, William Holmes.
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OyeT-WOrkeft.

Yesterday evening, lady who WAS
driving out the pike in one horse
buggy, noticed that the animal appeared
TO be sick, and when 81 the toll house NJ
the top OF Fulton bill, the bess: fell. 1t
was extricated from the harness and
buggy, and led around for few moments,
when it fell again, and appeared in q
diving condition 81 last accounts.
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Grocery Store Robbed.

Last Wednesday night some thief or
thieves entered the grocery store of Mr..
John II. McFall, at No. 80 Fourteenth
street, and stole q lot of groceries.
The parties are known to Mr.. McFsll,
who will not have them arrested imme-
dlately in order to give them time to
make amends for the theft.
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Mill Items.

The La Belle hosting engine at the
tramway on the river bank, was used for
the first time yesterday. A boat with
cargo OF about 100 tons of metal WAS
unlosded in about half day.
The roll which was broken at the Riv-
erside on Wednesday, was yeater day re-
placed by new one.
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at'heeling Ae9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Go on Board Steamer Hudson.
For Rent-Slore Room and Dwelling.
Columbia Building Association.
At Private Sale-Personal Property of
Centripetal Power Company.
Office Furniture-G. Mendel, Booth "
Co.
S. j. Observation-Disclosures OF Wag-
ons, Carts, &c.
Receivers Sale Of Dry Goods.
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IT iss sad sight to see An intoxi

IT is q sad sight to see an intoxicated
person on the street. How much more
SO Is il to see q dull and sickly Baby rem
dered so by the use of dangerous
opiates2 DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup con-
tains nothing injurious and may BIO given
to the most delicate Baby. Price %
ppnta
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MILITARY.
THE MILITARY LOCKOUT"

THE MILITARY LOCKOUT.
Correspondence OF the Register.
The principal topic OF conversation at
present in military circles is the ousting
of the soldiers from the srmory OF the
Capitol building. No cause is assigned
for this action, except that the private
secretary OF the Governor, taking sdyan-
tage OF the temporary absence OF that otti-
Ger. locked the doors of the armory on
the two companies who occupied 1t, Tor
some private reason of his own. True
there was some trouble about the pay
ment of gas bill by the Zousves, but
as the Adjutant. General acknowledged
that the bill was entirely too large, being
about four times the cost of the amount
Of gas used by them, and the company
did not object TO the payment OF rea-
sonsb!e bill, that could hardly have been
the cause. The Wheeling Library,
which has three times the number OF
burners used in the srmory, and which Is
open every night in the week, is charged
the same amount rs the Zouaves,
who only meet twice week. Now this
library is private enterprise, yet 1t is
given the best room in the basement
free Of charge, while the military, who
| are the sworn defenders of the State, are,
by this unjust order, compelled to pay
the large rent necessary for a hall OF sutll'
Gent dimensions for their use. We
leave it TO any fair minded citizen II this
il lust, and we do not believe that the
Governor, who has always shown kind
" feeling towards the military, will up
hold this action of his Secretary in this
matter. LoUANE'
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Mathews Light Guards assembled
at the office of the Secretary Of State, IN
the Capitol building, last night, and
elected the following officers: Captain,
J. b. Lukens; First Lieutenant, Z. W.
Frsnzheim-both by reclamation.
The following were put in nomination
for the office of Second Lieutenant, ard
received the number of votes set after
their respective names: Chas. L. Bailey, b
j. NJ. Todd, "a, J. l.. Dickey, ii. Todd
was declared elected.
For Third Lieutenant-C. B. Reed, 81
j. k. Travis, 49, J. L. Dickey, II, on the
first ballot, and on the second ballot Mr.
Reed having Withdrawn, j. +. Travis re
ceived 10 votes, and j. l.. Dickey %
and he was declared elected.
Mr.. K. Travis WAS subsequently,
elected Orderly Sergent and j. Rstclltf
Third Sergent.
Corporals-Dave Evans was elected
Seventh Corporal ard James ickey
Eighth Corporal.
The closing of the armory on the mill
tsry happened at very bad time for the
com psnies, as they were putting forth
extra exertions 80 as to be proficient II
drill for the celebration on Washington
birthday. Major Miller, however, il
looking after the interests of his boys
and says they shall not suffer on account
of the new departure.
The Zousves will meet for drill to-
night at Frsnzheim's Hall. on Mair
street.
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transaction in real es.
tate WAS recorded in the County Clerks
office yesterday:
Deed made February IS, 1873, by
William Murphy, Jr., and Elizabeth, his
wife, to George Hill, tor n part o. the
north halt lot No. l5l in East Wheeling
Compensation 1850.
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Plate GIass window Broken.

Yesterday morning while engaged in
cleaning the windows of Lsramie's
restaurant, servant lot some object slip
and strike one Of the large. plate glass
windows and broke it. The hole wss
patched with board about one and a
half feet square.
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Leg Broken.

Mrs S. II. WOODWARD, of this city,
who hss been visiting friends in Steu-
beville, met with the sccident Of break
ing one Of her limbs 81 the residence OF
c. B. Doty, in Steubenyille, Wednesday
evening. She WAS gong down stairs,
when she tripped snd fell about fifteen
feet, which resulted SIS stated.
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ArFant Issued.

Yesterday morning George Wilson
appeared before Squire Caldwell and
swore out pesce warrant against a wo.
man for coniending with loud aud angry
language to the just quiet of the citizens
OF Huron street, Seventh ward. The
warrant had not been served at dark last
eyeniny
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AuIndusfriOyIs Man,

The most industrious shoemaker in the
State of West Virginia, is said to reside
IN this city. He Is not firm believer
in the eight hour system, on the contrary
as rule he begins his work at three
o'clock in the morning and continues
until ten at night.
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Removal.

Having removed my shoe store to No.
Is Eleventh street. Immediately in the
rear of the old stand, would respect
fully invite my patrons and the public to
call at the Little Shoe House Around the
Corner. JERRY CLEMENS,
No. Is Eleventh street.
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Remedial.

The trap on the Hempfeld Railroad,
at the corner of Seventeenth and Eot
streets, referred to in yesterdays REGIS
TER, was fixed yesterday by placing q
neat iron grating over the hole. Anoth-
er proof that the ROOSTER is the paper
for the people
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FOR RENT:

fuHE STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. 4eA
ThlS room has been occupied LOT tne I;G
last three wears by Hugo l.. Loos as
a tobacco and cigar store The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong TO the
premises. A good w. e. is attached. Rent
low, and possession given April ISL. APP
ply 10 j; NJ; WA I VI WV
iallh w. L. hchELN L :
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NOTICE.

uoLDEKS OF THE BONDS or OHIO
IL county OF the issue OF March, is7I.
numbered so. 1855, II, I7f. II, IIs, ~.
10 and %, are hereby notified that the
same have been drawn and viii hs paid
al the Bank OF Wheeling. on the INST day
OF March, ls7s, and that the interest viii
JOHN BAYHA,
President OF the Board OF Com nIssioners
OfOhio county. telU
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ALDINE MASQUERADE.
LEGERDEMAIN.

To please tho friends of Mr.. Henry
Schwarz, that gentleman has engaged
Professor w. +. Baker to give one of his
legerdemain performances 1T Tutonla
hall at the southeast corner OF the Filth
ward market house this evening.