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Hard Words to be Eaten Next Year.

E'N'u 'Ho we" OEleAhSsl lines lDen.1,
We object to the candidacy OF Samuel ].
Tilden, because he is neither a great man
nor a good man. The Chief Magistrate Of
the nation should possess either ono or
the other Of these characteristics. II Til.
den should be nominated by the Demo.
cratic party, aud elected, he will be the
flrst man who has successfully pursued
tho office with the scurvy methods Of a
politician. We have had unfit Presidents
never q political trickster. Samuel j. Til.
den is unfit for the Presidency because he
represents and is the natural product Of
the worst era and the most corrupt me-
t!hods, Of American politics. He was or
iginally the friend and compeer OF Tweed,
whose overthrow he afterwards assisted
and upon whose ruin he rose TO power,
hypocritically crying reform, reform, re.
form.
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WHY CHILL AND PERU ARE OUT.
The Discovery of n Secret AIIIanc,
which Excited ChIlIan Indignation.

The Discovery of n Secret Alliance
which Excited ChiIIan Indignation.
From the CHILEAN Tlmes.
The note passed by the CHILEAN Govern.
ment to the Peruvian Envoy, on forward
ing him his passport, is Us follows:
MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAiRs, |
SANTIAGO, April 9, 1879. J
Sir: The reply given to the Chilian
Envoy in Lima u few days ago, by your
Government, that it could not observe
neutrality in our present conflict with
Bolivia, because there existed a treaty oil
defensive alliance between them which
is the same that you read to me in the
Conference held on the 3lst ult.-has
forced this Government to the conclusion
that it is impossible to maintain friendly
relations with Peru.
Considering the assurance you gave me
in the first conference we held, on the 18th
ult., in reply TO my interrogation whether
such treaty existed or no-that you had
no knowledge Of it, that you believed II
had no existence, and that it could not
have been approved by the Peruvian Con-
gress Of 1873 (when it was said to have
bccIl AppTONeuJi uuu lnuCn less III the sue
ceeding years, when you formed part efthe
diplomatic commission; considering this
assurance, repeat, my Government sees
that yours, rs well as yourself, in denying
this treaty, have placed yourselves in an
exceedingly irregular position.
My Government is surprised to learn
that that Of Peru projected and signed that
treaty ut the time that it professed senti-
ments Of cordial friendship toward Chill.
To this secret transaction, in which the
s~trictest reserve was stipulated, the Gov
eminent Of Chill replies with the fullest
frankness, declaring that its relations with
that OF Peru are unbrOken, and that it
considers it belligerent, in virtue Of the
authority TO that effect received to-day
from the high authorities Of the State.
In forwarding you your passports | have
to assure YOU that tho proper orders have
been issued in order that you and the
personnel OF the permanent Legation OF
Peru may receive all due consideration
and facility in returning to your country.
With sentiments Of distinguished con.
%sideration, &C., ALEJANDRo FIERRo.
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TnE daily circulation Of the most popu.
lar newspaper in the City Of Mexico, with
a population Of 100000, does not exceed
1000 copies. All the newspapers in the
republic aggregate a consumption OF only
about 800 reams a month, u quantity that
many single mills in the United States
could supply, and yet not run a fourth oil
,Lo ,;,,n
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MONDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1879.

TIE writer Of a letter in the London
Time, points out that one ounce OF bread
wasted daily in each household in Eng
land and Wales means about 100000
quartern lOaves, the produce Of 10000
acres Of wheat In a year; while an ounce
q week Of meat wasted amounts to some
100000 sheep.
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encouragement to any persons who are in
any way vested In the wooden manuiac-
ton 3, such as wool combers, weayers, cloth.
err, shearers, dyes, spinners, carriers, or
understand any branch Of the broadcloth,
blanket or shfoud.manufactory."
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DIED.

DEAN.-0n Sunday morning, May Is, 1879, at
Twenty-Five minutes 10 nine O'clock, SARAH ABBIE,
wife Of Joseph 81. Dean, aged o years and is days.
Funeral on Tu9day morning at 10 O'Clock, from
the rcIidsnce Of her husband at Point Mills. Inter.
ment at Stone Church, .
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A Manufacturing Item ofYe oIdcp Tim,

sNA VI Le Olucn Time,
The following item, culled from the Con.
necticut CO"rant, dated October 20, 1904, al.
though 1t can hardly come under the head
OF Manufacturing "NOws" may beof inter.
est as denoting the state of American in.
dustries at the middle of the eighteenth
century:
There seems to be a disposition in
many oltho inhabitants Of this and other
niISnoorins governments to clothe them.
Hampstead, on Long Island, in the Pro.
vince Of New York, a company Of oen,IS.
men have set up new WOODEN mannfaS-
tory and E.a having given notice to gentle.
men saGPkeepers and others OF the PROV
any colour they they may be snnnIisd
with broadcloths, equal in iinanssS
colour and goodness, and CHEAPER tbsn
any mPortedi the proprietors Five good
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John RObecht and Others.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby give
notice that by virtue Of the authority vested In them
by two DEGREES In said cause made by said Court on
February 8, 1879, and March 4, 1879, respectively, they
will on
Saturday, the sIst day of May, 1879,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell at public auction
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio County,
West Virginia, the following described real estate In
the city Of Wheeling, y est Virginia, or 70 much there
Of Is may be necessary 10 pay the liens recited In said
decree Of February 5th, 1873, and the costs Of said suit
and the expenses Of sale, tO-Wis The property known
formerly As the Klein House, now called the "Centnl
HOTEL" situated at the corner Of Water and Four
tenth Streets, and bounded as follows: Beginning
At The northeast corner Of Water and Fourteenth
ieeti thence east by 4 line parallel with Fourteenth
with the west line Of aid open space south
twenty-five feet; thence east by 4 line parallel
with Fourteenth street TO an alley; thence south
with the west liuo Of said alley seyOnty.elVht
feet TO Fourteenth street, thence west with the north
line Of said Fourteenth street TO the place OF begin
ming: together with the right TO use said alley on The
east side Of said property, In common with other as
Stgnees Of james and Jame9 4. Baker. Said commits.
si0uers In making sale Of said real estate will oder for
sale trst that part Of said real estate upon which the
Said hotel building and Of equal width Herewith 70
the alley, that Is TO say, all oil said real estate lying
south Of hne commencing on Water street at the
northwest corner Of the main hotel building on said
real estate and running east parallel with Fourteenth
street 10 the alley; and II q sufficient amount Of moner
shall be bid for Eld part OF said real estate 90 6rS, n.
teTed TO pay oil the said liens, costs and expenses, the
undersigned will sell aid part and no more Of aId
real estate; but II such sufficient amount 8 NOT bid for
such part then they will sell the whole Of aid real q.
tate Ant above ~decribel, or 50 much thereof as shall
DO necessary TO pay aid liens, costs aud expenses, 70
use said alley,
TRRSsOI sALE.-one.thIrl Of the purchase money,
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Always maintain good digestion you
can do so by using .Nr. Bulls Baltimore
Pills, and you will avoid many trouble.
some diseases. Price % cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELECTRIC Il

Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure. Circular'
mAiled free. Address J. K. REEVES, % Chatham
llfeNi, Nov York. Enln.MNHnLN
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cLERK's oEEicE, BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, |
May y, 1879. J
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR THE APPOINT.
IA NEST Of County PhyIIeian for the City Dis.
b. died IN this Office on or before MAY 9Th Tor con.
hderltlop by the committee, and report 10 the Board
at itaDeaion FRIDAY, SOth last.
BY order Oi the Board Of Commissioner
myi2 CHAS, II. DEfTERS, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALES.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
J. REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Edmund
Ho6hs, ST., and AHbella, his wife, To- a trustee, dat.
ed February Sth, 1873, recorded Ia the once Of
the CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio county, 10
Deed Of Trust Book No, 8, page Isl, I will on
SATURDAY, THE 2irH DAY OF MAY, iS7V,
Beginning At 10 O'Clock A. w., sell at the front door
Of the Court House q aid county the following de.
scTibed property, that Is 10 SAY; Lot Numbered Onehun.
dred and seTenty.iWo IN on the north side Of Zane,
now Seventeenth street on tho corner Of the alley DO.
tween Filth and Sixth streets, now Eon and Jacob
streets, Ia that part Of the eliy0i Wheeling, West Viz.
gilia, known ls East Wheeling. The title Il believed
% be perfect, but selling a. trusted Will convey only
the title vested In nc BY Nid deed Of trust.
TRIMS oP SALE.-Onetourth cash on day Of sale,
the balance 10 three equal inBtAllments At slx, twelve
and eighteei. months, negotiable notes bearing inter.
et from day Of ale 70 DO given for the deferred pay.
ments and secured by deed Oi trust on the properly.
WILLIAM. W. cOWDEN, Trustee,
&c. HERvEY, AuetIoneer. apr28
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
DEPARTURE or TRAISS-wHEEtrSs TuE.

STrtadelPhia AcComm0dlton.-Thh train onlyr runs
between Wheeling and Tr.AdelphiA.
tDally except S~undRy-EOEiIk Accommodation.
fsleubOnVile AecommolAuon.-ThiS train during
The day passes backward and forward between Mar
nn's Ferry and Belhire, stopping when required Al
sherman House, GtnaTtlei West Wheeling and
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ECIIPSEn.

False lights are SxtinguIshed when a GREAT
Truth shines forth, aud the LUooRNIiGbs fact that The
hair turns from gray, red or sandy to u glorious black
or brown, QUICKER THAN THE CHAMELEON
changes lis hueS, under tho o~neratIon NJ
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~ ALAs
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, April lSt 1S7V. the
" Can on the Wheeling and Elm Grove 3. Il. viii
run n tolloWE Cans will leave the city leoInOr Mar.
ket and Eleventh Streetll and Stamina at
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR vi

Is now kneWn throughout the American continent,
1t is harmless, contains no caustlc, improves the
Gbrcs, produces rich, natural and lasting color, Of
any shade from a warm brown to 4 glossy sable, and Is
endorsed by the most eminent analytic chemists in
the United States. Manufactured by J. cRIsrA.
DoRo, No. % William ST., New York. Sold Uy ali
DrugLstI. Applied by all Hair Dresser.
myl6-NwvGW
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WANTED-AB0UT 1000 FEET OF
W. Gpod dry ash, about two inches Thick, iOf max
log doefsand frames. Apply 70 SHEPPARD 4 Nc
fADDEN Market street, Wheeling. mytg
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A GIRL-To DO GEN.
enl ho1ssWofk. Must come well recommends
Cd. Apply Ut No. 81 Penn street, tiland. myI9
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cIEIkll 0rrleE, BOARD % c2NnIsgl9sEI, !

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ CEIyED at this Office until TUESDAY, nth
Inst at " NJ TO- furnishing Ohio County Poor, City
5cFlptiOn Of the County Physician, for one year
90 -mOnclng JUNE lot, is7p.
By order Of The Board '0f Commissioners.
myi2 OllAS. II. DElTERA, Clerk.
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SATURDAY, MAY 24th, 1879,
COURT SALES.

STATEoFwE sTvIRGINIA, COUNTY
~ OF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
In the Municipal Courtof Wheeling.
George Il. Tlngle, administrator, de-,
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
The Anhuli Meeting Of the stakeholder Of thC
Nail City Building and Loan Aeocililoh, and election
d Nine Difoetorl Tor 1efles OBJ will be held at theli
place o. mtellng Tuesday, NAY gith, u * o'elOcl
and Until the nth Inst JUHN RAYHA, PreS'L
@ II. DE1TER4. geciy.N mViQ
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Ccvalcr of tho Schicdam this port
from Plymouth has thanks for special meteorological
in connection with tho HERALD Weather
Service.
The purser OF steamer Santiago de Cuba from Havana
will please accept thanks for tho prompt delivery Of
dispatches
BARK SuxngAx tBp. Davis. from Liverpool. before rc
ported ashore South Breaker Dsrcn, was towod OF
high water night Of March II without damage
BRIG FAxxIg TucKxR from for Philadslphla
which sank on Chester Pa has been rneed four
IL expected to drift her on the island next tide whore
she will bc pumped out.
BR,G RoBERrsoS. Harding from Havana for Delaware
Breakwatcr which into Charleston March 18
with loss Of spas &C. is also leaky and had foremost
sprung $50. .''t
BRIG AURA (Br) Norris from Wilmington NC for New.
CASTLE E. put into ST Thomas March in leaky condition.
Sem PAINE. IIilyard. from Aquin for Providence
before reported ashore Centre Morcies LII
of by tho Coast Wreckng Co and towed 70 Staten Island
yesterday. .... IA, ~,
ScHR AMOS WALKER from Matanzas mt Philadelphia rc-
ports March coilided with bark Acsdia carrying away
eforcsn. So 80
scHn ANIr MeCready from New York for Ciudad Boli-
arrival Barbados about March ~.
NAPIxs Feb 2e-Bark Ruth Nor) Emerson, from Calves
with 7UO balcs of cotton still board has
wrecked Salerno tho vessel 10 expected break up
the cotton will be saved
PORTSMOUTH, NIL March 14-Ser Breeze (of Gloucester
Ozicr. came into port last night leaking badly.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
CLEARED.

Steamer Matthew Curtis tsr Young, Havrs-J Tucker
a CO.
Steamer Martha Stcvons Chance, Bnltmore-J Kroms.
Steamer Franconin. Bragg. rortland-J Ames.
Bark w II Thorndkc, Richardson, AMOR for orders
Vernon Il Brown 4 Co.
Bark Mustang (Nor,. Birkcland, London-Funeh. Edyc
4 Go.
Bark Annie tBr,. McDougail Gasgow-J Whitney Co.
Bark Cleopatra AuO, Cslangich, Tricsto-Slocovich
Co.
Bark Condor cswo, Meyer. stockholm-Fnnch Edye CO.
Bark Laura Nor) Larsen, Gcfe via Norkocpng-C To-
bias Co.
Bark Flash Light (Br). Card. Havrc--Boyd Hincken
Bark Scottish Fairy (Br Toozer. st Naxairc-McKay
Dix.
Bark Atlas tAus), yidulich. Rochcfort-Socovich Co.
Bark Alrhuri 0tsD, Trapnni. Gcnoa-Joln Scager.
Bark Moo QtaD. Cappelio Aigiers-Lauro, Storey 4
Bark Jose Norc Carlisle sagul la Grando-waydell
Co.
Brig Rosslla Smith (BD, McCulloch, Rouen-J + Whit
ney & Go.
Brig Cameo, Neal, Port Spain Trindsd>-Danie Trow.
bridge
Brig Cieta (Br). Peterson. Belize. Hon-wm Jcx & Co.
Schr sullivan Sawin, West Gibraltar and Cadiz-John
Zittosen.
schr Mary witham, Clark, Port Princo-R Murray
Jr.
.schr George Walker, Thompson, Bermuda-Mrlor a
Houghton.
schr Crown Prince Br). Branscombc, St John, MP
Nevus 4 Son.
schr Ada simonton, Hall. Koy wost-Parsons 4 Loud
Schr Hazard, Dayton, Georgetown and Bull Crock
SEE ID Hurlbut X Co. -.tf-tts'
schr IForatio Nichols, Dupuy, Richmond va-James A
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
YACHTING. NOTES.

Mr.. Dion Boucicaults new steam yacht building
at Newburg N. Y. will DO called shanghraun.
During tho past winter the schooner yacht Comet.
N.Y.YC.. Mr.. William H. Langley, has been provided
with new suit of racing
The second general meeting of the New York Yacht
Club, for tho current year, will be held at the club
rooms, Madison avenue and Twenty-seventh street.
on the evening Of Thursday. 27th inst. Business Of
Importance will be discussed and passed upon.
Ex-Commodore Prank Bates has sold the yacht
Listless, winner Of several races while In the
williamsburg Yacht Club. to Mr.. Watson, OF New
York, who will add her to the feet of the Long
Island Yacht Club. Mr.. Bates has also sold tho
yacht Lurlne. late OF the Jersey City Club, to Dr.
Henry r. Baldwin, of New Brunswick, N. j.
The new iron sioop, building at Wilmington, Dell
for Mr.. Joseph r. Busk is fast progressing toward
completion. She will be enrolled in the squadron Of
the New York Yacht Club.
The new schooner Norma, Mr.. Charles h. Contoit
will be ready to make trial trip abont the last week
in April.
The second annual regatta over the New York Bay
likely to be of the important events Of tho
coming season. Already leading yachtsmen giving
the matter serious consideration, and in duo time
will doubtless submit programme that will insure
general satisfaction Should there be no mistakes
made in perfecting the arrangements for tho regatta
IL n surmised that fully seventyhve boats will take
psrt n the race. .ss-~s-s- -.-l {. ~
cation of it's kind in this country. All winter long
committee has had the matter in Charge. and work.
ing conscientiously they feel satisfied with the re-
suit of their lubOrs.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
AN IMPORTANT TURF EVENT.

1t is whispered in certain we'll informed sporting
circles that English party with some sprinkling
of American interest has been for some time nego-
tiatng for tho purchase of Peter the favortc OF the
Derby. whose engagements have been cancelled by
the death OF his owner. Tho purchase was contem-
plated in order to send the colt over to America to
run against the fastest American bred threeyearold
next autumn provided q match of sufficient impor-
tance could be made. This negotiation, wo learn on
good authority. has been completed, ana the
lovers of the turf may fairly reckon on race
the importance OF which cannot be overestimated.
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard who has charge of the matter
and is charge of the colt offered account
Of the owners match n s10.0O0-s2,500 forfeit-to
run Peter one mile and half over the Jerome Park
course at the autumn meeting of tho American
Jockey Club against any other three-year-old. the
same to be named ut the post This challenge
has been accepted by Mr.. James r. Keeue.
and is believed to be sufficient to insure
the appearance OF Peter. 1t is quietly
ntimated however that the hackers of Peter can be
accommodated to any amount they wish. Mr.. Loril-
lard it should be stated stipulated that "Peter shall
be landed on this side safe and sound"
Already we have heard that $1,000 to $3.50 against
Peter has been bet. play pay also 81 900 to $780,
play or pay; also 500 that tho mstchwould not
como OIL.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwyRr. March Ie-snicd steamers August Andre
Bcieo Eylcr Halifax and Boston, 17h, Mcrcator CBog),
Minnc New York.
BRrsror March i7Arrved steamers Black Watch CBr),
McPherson Philadelphia; Tyrian Br. Garvic. Now York
bark Comma CNor) Olsen, do.
Arrived in Kingroad f7th bark Pcrc do Famillc Fra
Onward. New York for Gloucester.
BonprAux. March I0-Arrived, bark Ban Masurauc
lAus,, Medanich, Now York.
Sailed from Paulac 10th osrk Csrpione Br), Boyle.
Baltimore
csrrr to March i7-saiiod. bark Francisco dssD Co.
tanxo Baltimore.
cAnprr March ie-Arrivsd. ships Lightning CBr) Wat
son. Brest 17th Adam simpsos Phelan, Liverpool brig
Romoio (Br), Kerr, Baycnnc.
Sailed I7h bark ormus shackford Havana; schr Chas
+ Morrison, Smith. do
Coux March io-saled, bark Brilliant (NorN Looss
United States.
DonpnKcur, March 12-Arrived. bark Martin Luther
(Nor,. Gjcrtsen Pensncols mot previously
DEAL March ig-On bark Athlete Br), Csnn from New
York for Calais
Arrived 10Th ship ryro Br Raymond. Phiiadsphis for
Amsterdam.
rAsovru. March ie-Arrvsd ship Vancouver tBr, Gar.
vcr New York for Brcmcn.
Grsoa. March I4-ssled bark secondo rrs Francueo
QtaD, Balio. Phiiadolphia
GrssArrsn March e-Arrved, steamer Msnssieh tBr,.
Parker New Orleans for sobastopoi
HuLL March Ie-sacd. stcamcr HIndoo 0Br) stcvens'
Now York direct
uAvnH March 15-Arived. barks Mario Sarah Cor.
Hardrat Pensacola; Unity (Br. Bulmcr, Galveston.
Sailed 18TH ship Stewart Freeman fr, Raymond Dele
ware Breakwuter; bark Jas Boyd Br. RIchan, United
States. i
IInrsrscssoRs. March io-Arrivcd bark Eescr USoH.
Gunncfscn, Savannah.
LrvKRroor March i5-Arvived ship Northumbia tBr1,
Porbcs avcston barks Mexico Nor, Pcdcrsen do; Mag
gle oBren Br Fleming. Savannah; 10TH ship Eurydics
B Edwards do; 18th, bark Minnie Csrviile (Br, We'd
man, Galveston.
Also arrived 10th, steamer Deos CBn. wright, New
Orleans.
Sailed 10th. bark Bristol CBr,, Manson, New York.
IoSDox March 17Arrived ships White Rose tBr), Jar
Wis York; Cockermouh OBJ, Parker, do; Bcis osdi
Csw) Brobeck, Daricn barks Ralph Poske tBr),
IIcbcn New York; Thofvaldvcn (Nor) Hansen, Boston
Duchcss Of Lancaster (Br), Williams. Bull Rivor.
Sailed 18TH ships No Plus UNra, Borden. Nov York
18th, Hermon (Br, Dinscs. do.
IazAxp, March i7-oa steamer wessbourne Ur,. dssss,
New York for Havrc.
Lassos, March i1sailsd. bark Sunbeam, Hsnd United
States
MAsswIrIrs. March i4-ssIies, sehr Msshfds Krsns,
J! smsll.xow York. '' 80"