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che lUljccltng Jiitclligeitcer,' 15 rrnu.-nrp daily. tin-weekly and weekly, bt JiEATTYjfc co. /,ynCE?Comer of Main and Quincy streets fintrinrc from ?)uincr st. TKltMS. "W"1 ? - i?!#o VS5^"^a? KATES OF ADVER'TISING. *ts?S or NOXI'IRF.IL. or LESS, COSST1TCT1SO ITS "* X fUCARK. r.f moare 1 Insertion $ 75 r .. ? S " 1,00 " 8 " 1,25 ?* " 1 week VO - * " ? W ? ? l month 0.U0 ?? * - 6,75 " .*? * 8,00 a - 6 " IS.C0 " li " 15,00 - , xtTrrti*?1*** of greater length, and |tn than of a b^ertct! f??r alon>rer time than tiro months, a dls ,77? fiftr P<r Cent, on the nbovc will be made for ea-Ji *??a.*< iw month.. ^LuChtm of IVofeMfntiil Cards, ^ square or k*Ai*r anomn f 6,00 fcr BaMOrM or CaixU, one square, per ?.TT^hnr lortslde) one year 100,00 n ... - * " ? 60,00 V* u ?? *? 40,00 r^rpere?3t on the abore for the inside. (^"Penooal C-*?niuunlcation? charged at $1,00 per thon *^?r?"vc!al Notice charged fftl per square, per annum, frt frrt^iire.andth': sam* rate of discount thereon for a IZitrfntiiber Of square* as under the general head, and 10 SSaasefor^njdetn-'ertloo. fc-jjiwss AJlcrtfKiacPt*, with monthly chance, one nyrt 1 yjf $23,00 -J-. sith weeklj cbmDJte .80,00 V lice of Deaths .nsertcd gratuitously, but Funeral Notice charred 60 M.i.-rta*e Notice charged 50 y .n'ustiocharred for rach candidate for a sep * jjate?Occ, inserted for one month or less, in ad 3,00 Xriiftoc* notices Inserted for half price. itusixess CARDS. " LAWYERS HUSSKI.jt- A FITZ11 UGH. i ilornr)* u<>d < oiin*ell?is at Lnvr, No. iO, UOSME hTHELT, Wheeling. Va. J. H. PENDLETON, A TTO K N K V A T I- A W , WHICKLISU, VA. fSfATItSliS the Courts of Ohio, Marshall, Brooke and j HoiC-vi cuontle*. Or/'ICE?m Qulncj >trcet, ju?t above Main. fc7 C. c. nu?r, ? J y. r. rvaxta, Jui>?aC;Il,Ta. i I Parkersburg, Ya. Thaw & Turner, attorneys at law. jyTVILLattend nrlctljr to all business entrusted to them !b L' of Wood, Wirt, Jackson, Ritchie, Giluicr and f|??ast?. reticular attention ffiven to collections. ?Kt.FER Tn? PHILUH.PIUA.-Hcn. George gharrwood; ITon. Joel J ?nt#, Hon. Cha.v Gilpin, Messrs. Lee ? Walker. IlLTlMORE?Jlessrs. Xcale k Luckett, Messrs. Penn A Mitchell. VRCCLLVO?Messrs. Z. S. t J. J. Yarnall. Thomas John *?JO, Jr. oc*0:ly \ PHYSICIANS^ alkkisd hughes, m. d. Bomceopatiiic Physician, rtt-orr*l hi* office and residence, tud permanently l iti-u huiv*cU *t the curiu-r of Fourth and Qulncey streets, t?ki? LVr First Presbyterian Church Ofru-llozn*:?Moraine, from 7 to & Nuor, " 1 14 3 Eretdegs, 44 7 44 S? DILL 0? PRICES.?For n jingle visit, 75centr, medicine. Si eti U. Per two or more visit# a d?r, 5o ctnu; medlcidtr. Hunt*. Advice atoiCce, aud medicine, from 25 to cts, kui ap?Ard.?, us Use Case may be. Uocctric from $5 to $10. TUitito Arcountry, Hfordinjf to dM.-tnce. 7L?. store"Bill or i'riccs" is jjiveu because it Is said my ehirjo are much hielicr. my 8-lyd J. W. WHEAT, IIOMEO 1? A T I l-l ST. ,rnCL??i rMisici.ee uu Market street, opposite the Post HBac. fclP 0' Medical. DR. I>. C. CRACKAFT tenders his profession*! services ui t'.s citu?.n- ?; South Wheeling and vicinity. OFFICE directly went of Kenett's Hotel. mr3:3m B. VAKNBY, MS S it FA C T CHER O F rOPPFM, in .HULKI IKOI WAKE, SJ. o Main jd.. near tXe Creek Bridge % WHEELING, VA. Lambdin. Bonham & Co. HKIilAU. M III I.I.IM; .V I'lllCMX 1'APIiR MXLil.S. M'HKEU.\U, VA. ?*r.&lirfurr Printing aod Wrapping Paper, Candle Paper, Cotton Yavu Fap?r, (steata Boat Paper, Bound Boards, Fullers' Hoards, tc. W. D. MOTTE & BRO., DEALEISS l? nil kind* of t'otri^n nnd Domestic ? DnYGOODar? Jfo . 1 ? o, MA IS *ll:EET% WHEELING, VA. M. REILLY, Wholesale dealer in Groceries, | luriign and Don.cilic lKinet unit Liquort, No. 181 WWT MDK MaBK?T SQCXJlC, fcal:!/ _W lltXLINU, VA. _ ' < 1'OiUB. !*. V'CLALLLJt, J*. C. D.KJTOxi M*C'L-\LLENS ?.V KNOX, Whslciale A Ucinil ?Icnlcr? in all kinds ?f j Boots, Shoes, Leather, etc. So. 1>0. Main itreet, WHEELING, VA. WM. M. BERRY HILL, Cheap Furnishing Ware rooms, j 151 Main **<??</, w li e *; l i N g, v a . ALL kinds of Furniture, including CHAINS, SOFAS, -V. CLOCKS, LOOKING GLASSES, Ac., Ac., of the latest at 1 bot <;>uUii:cs, kept constantly ouhanpat reduced KVo. dlj 1* SEXTON...."..L. SEAL ...,JL VAN 8 WEARING EN KEll'O.'V, 5EAL A N%V KARIKU K.N, FANCV DRY GOODS, WHOLESALE. N*. 11 ^vnth Fenrtb ??. P/lII.ADELPITrA. W. F. Peterson, HKE.MAKINE UFK INSUK'CE AM> LAIffi AtrKSl. __ _ _No. ?I MoSROK eUKT, W DAJCUXO, Va. island tannery. B K R t: K It A H O K F M A N , susrriCTCRUts o? ?very description of Leather, ?AND? _ ? !? 1>M| and Hides. ' -VA 170, cumsr Market alley and Main ft reel,. r?--v ? WHEELING, VA. Pavtiags of all kinds on band, and sold at very ??'*i*xst< trra*. J. TURTON, M?a nad Ornnnacntnl l??lnl?r. lw Ma:*, bstwces Monroe a*b Duioksts. ?Ut:LUXOt VA. tx ?V'y, 1I*rbwi aod FImip*, transr*arent. Plain and fan OXl ncat::i5' *3d dispatch. Graining, Ac. unil^iiea Irr^a^a 11 kinds af Tobacco, Snuffand Cigars, Wholesale and Retail tide, 1 door* below Market alley, . WHEELINO, VA. tf S. AVERY, M'bo!e?alc nud Retail Hat and Cap Manufacturer. NO. lie MAINSTUEET, Wheeling, Va. . ? . R#J ^ h?a4 the largest and best assortment of Hats qoalitirs and sfces. jnll H. CItANGLE A- CO., WHOLESALE OltOCERS. forwarding and Commission mek chants. enssra movroc asp varret rtrerts, WHEELINO, VA. ? Ri.st.yos... 1 {OBINSON ? PEA1.EKS IN . r| Hoslfs Ntfttlsnrry, Periodicals, ! hkert Jitisic Wewspnpers, *?? 4, Washington Hal), Monroe Street; t3r... v ^ W HEELING, V A, l-? *?rrj:hing new In our line always on band. I. nTkEIsIsER, DEALER IV Groceries, Produce, Feed and Grain <ltrscT strcct. Rrrwtvs mais asd markrt, W^CASH paid for^Cow,^'ifttl Feed, Flaxseed, r?. FotUf. T.ts*. Ac. apl^ _ ~<) FA KM EltS, Ac. : " I '.njMRUXD CEMENT, ealclned Plaster, and Ground > P^vtsr. Orders filled l.y )} CO , Water strut BUSINESS CARDS. DRUGGISTS. DRUGS, MEDICINES, t) ? friend* and the pabUc generally, that taring purcha ?ed the Interest of the senior partner In the biuinea* Lau-ly couductcd under the firm of J. Crnmbacker X Son, he will continue the fame at the old stand, No. 173 Main (t., and would re?p?clfully-*oIlc}t, and trusts to merit a continuance of the patronage ?o liberal!) bestowed on Uie old firm. UeUasjait returned from the Eastern clthu, and in now opcnlnir an extensive and well selected stock of Drugs and Chemicals, Perfumery,Fancy articles, 4c., all ?f which wers purchased after strict personal Inspection and with scrupu lous regard to the parity of quality, and arc now offered to the public on the most reasonable terms. lyr A. C. GOOD X- CO., [.SUCCESSORS TO JAMSl'3 JIAKEU.] Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Mainrtnrf Monrow Strerts, WHEELING, VL. AC. GOOD k CO., have bought the entire stock ofJas. ? Baker, and will continue (he business at the old stand. Dr. Baker having gone into one of the largest houses in Philadelphia, has kindly agreed to make purchases for his successors lu Wtatvlinjr. The arrangement will insure their keeping on hand, (aud offering en the best terms) a full as* sortment of the very best articles In their line ol businehs. A. C. GOOD * CO. Wheeling. Dec. 20,1154. dc21 0.w. RUTKEU. . .a!.. . . . . B. ?. BW*AftISrcfar. ' HEISKELL &. CO., Dealers in nil klnde of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Corner of Market and Union stre?ts,three doors from Geo. E. Wiekham's Auction Room s, anggl WHEELING, VA. W. & J. STEWART, MAsrarACTFBEaa or all kijcds or 8TOVKP, CJKATFK, PliOVGIl IRONS, Castings for Yhrobing Jlachiuea, &c.. Ac K0RTB BAST cor. MABKET RQCABE, (BRIDGE COBXKB.) WHEELING* VA. STEWART .(? CALI) WELL, MtifcncTrmii or COPPER, TIN, AND SHEE'l' IRON WARE, ECrn CD or MARKET fQrJkRL WHEEL1KG, VA. Wholesale Paper Warahoue MA/A' -ST-., XJ-JA R QU/XCYXT. LAMBDIN, GILBBRSON & CO., (SCCC?Qi50U TO A. o. F.OBIS.'ON X CO., AXV BA&ifMT A CO.) MANUFACTURE vndkeep constantly on hand the follow ing Papers, stbaw wijwjjo, *tru wrapping, XAMLDA, tea AXD candle paffi. nurCGIST?, COTTOX r.VCTfiET and UA&DT7ABB PAPER. Bonntt, Binders* and Fulleri* Bnar?ln, To which thev invite the attention of purchaser*. sepl4 c. pTIbrown, DEAI.EP. IX CLOCKS, WATCHES, JF/VYF.L EY AND FANCY GOODS, . 118. Hornbrooks Building, Itlnin Ml ? Wheeling CLOCKS anil HVI TC/tES cartfully repair<tf. GEOBGETB. WICKHAM, AUCTIONEER AiVD COMMISSION MEICHANT, Ho. 180 Maiket Sqaaie. 1.Miy WHEELING, VA. W. TALLtST. A. TALLAXT. L. S. I'tLATLAIAX. TAIillANT & DBLAPLAIN, I'OKU AKUliXG -?AXf? Commission Merchants, yd. 29Jfatn Strtety and .Vo. 12 2d wo* Slrrtt, nvS WHEELING, VA. R~ARMST r ong , AGENT AND DK4LEK IN IREAL 35ST^TE, Office corner of Main and Union streets, an-27-lrd WHEELING, VA. ~ STorHARPER & SON,J Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HATS CAPS, STRAW GOODS, ScfIs, miiis, asi> cakpkt baus. No. 120 Main at. cornet of Union, Wnesus o,Va. T. SWEENEY & SON, (Successors to Swkcxets a Bill) MANUFACTURERS OF FLINT GLASSWARE, China, Qncrnnwnrr, l nmp?, tfSiraudoIe?, Table rmlery. Ac. NoCS, MAIN STREET, wheeling, VA. JOHN H thompson, PEAI.KK IN Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, ?A SB? VARIETY GOODS.. ? r,9 Na 117 .tinin Street. W. HEBUBN, HOUSE JPUHNimiXG AND UOCSE KEEPING GOODS. NO. 30 MONROE ST* mi.. whkkOxhi i'a. Jufin K. isotstord. GROCERY it provision STORE ? at Kit sr., Ko. si. Wheeling, Va. ST. CLAIR HOTEL", (roXVEHl.T EXCHANGE HOTELj Corner of Fenu. nnd Ml. C:iu:r *trcrtlt Pittsburgh, Pa. W. C. CONNELLY, Proprietor. taaylS john HOWELL, DEALEK IN BOOTS, SHOES, Ko. 17-2. jflnSn *?. (- W. ?TOIL31. PORTRAIT PAINTER, Rooms, HORNBROOK'S NEW BUILDINGS, nvl5?tf JIA IS STREET. u:a.\tkd Y> CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY SEED. BUTTER" EGGS, Ac. By COLLINS k HALI., ?p20 Jfo. 1*9 Jfurl'ft Spiars. sTiTIblooh, Importer and Dealer In Brandies Wines, Gin, See. WHOLESALE it RETAIL, No. 6, aplS 8m WarELixc. Vx. ELY DORSEY & CO., GEXEKA f? FORWARDING AGENTS, KO. ?>? M A I X ?IHEEI, Wheeling, Va. HAVING REMOVED to the above stand, we will be plcAfl* ed to see oar friends and correspondents. All favors intrusted to oar care will (as heretofore) hare prompt attention. April, 1836. ap4_ MATHEW MoNABB, DEALER IN groceries, flour, mill Feed, Corn, Oats and baled ?tay. nfPOSXTK THK So PXC8BTTSatA!( CflCBCIT, WKBSTtX gTtUT, Centre Wheeling. 0TThe highest pricc paid in Cash for Country Produce. jnl8 sMigggmNK OF AS been removed from Centre Wheeling to the west wide of Main street, three doors north of Monro? street?bc I ing on Ut? corner of Bprigj; alit*y. GEO. S. THOMPSON, Pcb.14 Treasurer. H DR. E. G. WINCHELL, DBNTI81', HAS taken a suit of splendid rooms In Hornbrook's new block, IISJ* Main it., directly over C. P. Brown'* Jew elry store, where he hope* to establish hiai?elf permanently. Br'close attention to his business, rea.?ouaUe charges, good and faithful work always warranted, be hopes to secure a share of patronage. Dr. W. Is familiar with all the new modes nf Inserting Teeth, including the ''Continuous Gum" work. Falling, cleaning and extracting, done in the best and most faithful No charge for advice. Por further particulars inquire at the ofltcc. ? mv24 Just Received.'? 6Ct>RESCOTTS' Philip the Second," 2 vols. JL "Squier'sNotes ou Central America,'* 'Life and Correspondence of Lord Jeffrey,*f "Letters of Lady Wortly Montague," "Roger** Table Talk," "Confidential Correspondence ofNapoleonBonaparte,"2voI. "The AlLiche In Madrid," ?'Madame Pfelffer'sSnd, Journey Round tie World," "Mis* Mur raj's Letters from the United States 4c," ?'Historical and Literary Curiosities of London," "Mary I!owitt*s Ballads and other Pcenn," "Hood's Whims aid Oddities." ?Rejected Addresses," "Emma Bartlett, or Prejudice and Fanaticism, "Life of Hou. J.tniea Buchanan," "Life of Col. J. C. Fr?mnnt, Ac., Ac. For sale at the Corner Bookstore. * pno 1~~$EES// PEAC7/?S?Just received lnd for sale br I ju<? W. A.EDWARDS A BKO. I^EESH Pine Apples?just recclved /ar ! for sal* by ? JuS8 W. A. EDWARDS A BRO. Xi3N*3 BARBER SOAP.?lust-rectiverf ? and for sale by ju?8 FCNDENHTRO A ROBERTS B BUSINESS CARDS. O ARTIFICIAL TEfcTH. DE. S. P. HUIXIHEN OFFICE, So. 181, Fourth near the Presbyterian Church. Manufactures TEETH expressly for each par ticular case. Pull det? of Teeth, or any parts j of sets, made with Artificial Gum?. The Otitn Is made fu one j continuous or solid jjkee?the cost Is the nami-ior Teeth with | or without Gums. Pull sets of Tefth made from $73 to JIM a set; small)* #?ts f from #3 to $5 per tooth. feblrlyd ; COPPER, TI!V~& HIIKirr IRON WARE Manufactory. THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, the subderiber would respect ftilly Inform his friends, and the publio generally, ? that be continues to manufacture the above named i articles in all their variety, all of which lie has al ways on hand, a good assortment for wholesale and retail at very low prices. lie also keep* on hand Cooking Stores of the moxt approv ed patterns, for coal and wood. (jb Job Work will continue to receive hi* particular at tention, and l?? executed with promptness and In a style thai will please the most fastidious. E. YARNEV, ag04 No. S, Main street. WILLIAM HARE, Plummer ..sd Gas Fitter, forra?iTB thk smxTn-wssroui bask,] HI a in ?t., Wheeling, Va. *??. HTII 0USE3 fitted up with Water and Gas. Orders from the country for Pipes and Pumps attended to at short notice. ? ? nv&tf ? Eagle Forge, Wire and Iron Works, JE. C. DEWEY, Proprietor, WAilEIlOL'ftr, NO 60 MAIN STKEET, Wheeling Vn., MANUFACTURER of all i-lzes liar and Pancy Iron, RaU Road Axles; heavy and light Forgings, Boiler Rivets, Wire. Ac. t37~Kailroan and Suspension Bridge iron work made to order. ocll Wheeling Savings Institution, OFFICE. 102 MAIN ST. (FFICEopen from 9 o'clock,'a. m., until 3 pi m. Discount day?Thursday, lrt o'clock, n. th. ^SfMoney received on transient deposit*. Interest puld on special deposites. J. Cucxbackkb, Alex. Rcgeb?, Axt.x. Paxtox, A. N. John son, Damn. STrssraon, Jas. B. Mabsu, .V?am Fitchseb asd II. K- List?Dzbecto?3. 31. NELSON, President. W3I. 3IcCOY. Treasurer. augil J. C. COLLINS, Grocery, Feed and Produce Store, No. 1S9 illnrkrt Nqunrc, Wctl ?ide WHEELING, VA. KEEP constantly on baud all kinds of Feed, nueh as Oat*, Corn, Bran, Shorts, Ship Stullfc, etc.. Flour, Corn 3Ieal, Butter, Eggs; Poultry, Provisions; and Dried Frnit of all kinds, together with a complete assortment of Family Gro ccries. gyCath paid for corn, oat.?. Flaxseed, Dried PntUs. Shrep Skins, hides, hatter, e?gs and poultry. apl2 GE07W. ANDERSON, I'ORWAItDIXa AND Commission Merchant. SO. 4S, SIAJNSTBBFT, W II f: K I, i \ ? , V A . t^P"Strlct attention paid to the sale and purchase of West ern and Southern Produce, and the shipment of nil kinds ?>! produce and merchandise. nv8 ~~ J OHNFISHER, WJl OLE SALE AX D RETAIL B OOKSELLER, Stationer. Wall Paper Merchant, ASn DRALEB 15 V tRIK I'VUOi) D!i, NO. 1% MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA. jay?French Good*. Porte-monnales, Reticules, Buttons, Comb*, Crushes, FaUF, Spectacles, English and German Goods, Ac. Uood i imported to order. The highest trade price for j Rag*. _ mhgo | J . M . M ' K ADIN & C p., [Late TRIPLETTri, McKADIN A CO.J COMMISSION MERCHANTS. no "5 LEvee, * r??; commercial sthskt, fit. IioiiIm, ITlo., ORDERS for Lead, llcmp, Provwious, Flour, Grain, Ac., solicited and promptly executed. ?REFER TO? J. J. Axoebsov A Co., Bankers, St. Louis, Mo. L. A. Bxsoxsr A Co., 44 v * febH?ly V ? N Z T I AN BLINDS Georgo Roberts, MO > Kluln Mt. /"CONTINUES to manufacture to order (wholesale and re tail) a beautifhl variety of VEN1TIAN WINDOW BLINDS of every color and size, and at Eastern prices. These Blinds are superior to every other kind of Window Blinds In use. |50^Call and examine specimens. .1 ? Mi.?Old Blinds re^aiuted, and trimmed equal new. nr!4 I. M. PUlVii?RiiJY. FORWARDING it COMMISSION rvl EftOH ANT. jfo. 7S mac* iacerr, umwnii list a now ell's. Wheeling, Va, REFER TO? Liit i Howell, Wheeling, Va, C. All. Davenj?ort, Barnejiville, O. Burttdhafer Jt South, Cambridge, 0. 1>. Appldgatc, Ziuicavillc, O. Price A Hon, t'initiifitlcl, 0. O. A. Zme, Baltimore. fe27 *. u. jo*i>\s. jso. p. isiixiicidr. Or. R. IORDAN <fc CO. PAPEH MANUFACTURERS. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, r\o. 7o JlHtM ?t. ?pH WIIKFZr.TXG, VA. Removal. ON Tuesday, April 1, C. P. BROWN, having removed from Washington 11*11, vHl open at So. IIS. Jinin Ktreet, In Ilornbrook*a Building, one door above Messrs. Marsli A Taylor's, a bcuutifcil assortment of Watches, Jewelry and Funcy Article*, recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities. A call and examination of his stock by hia former patron* and the public generally is respectfully invited. Wheeling, March 29. 1>50. Sundries. ?)OA LBS. pure Oround Pepper; JmtjXJ 5o 4 Alsplce; 50* pure ground cinnamon; 25 * do cloves; 50 * do giuger; 10 ? do mace; 20 do*, pure pulverised mustard; Just fresh ground and for sale by ALEX. TURNER, dt-80 Melodcon building. Main st. ~ WILDE A BROTH KIi7 BOOKSELLERS A STATIONERS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers In Miscellaneous, Medical, Theological and School Rooks, Stationery, Wall Paper and Window Blinds. Wholesale Drak-rs, School Committee*. Teacher?, acd Oth er* supplied at tlie lowest rates at the Bookstore, corner of Main and Union streets, aps> Wheeling, Va. Sundries. 11 n SACKS of Rio Coffee; liU 2 tierces R?ce; 5 hbl?. Pulverized Sugar; 6 " Crushed if 41 SoR Crushed Sugar; 8 hhd*. N. O. 6dgsr; lo boxes Chocolate; 400 lbs. Race Ginger; 10 boxes White Pipes; 20 bbl*. No. 3 medium Mackcrcl; 20 X bbls. 25 boxes No. 1 Herring; 10 bbls. Prime Eastern Herring; Just received and for sale bv ALEX. TURNER, trS9 Melodcon Buildlne*.-Maln wt. Fi>st9priug Hiock. Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, &o. &e. J. T. SCOTT'S VfEW and splendid stock?far exceeding lu beaut**, ex xN ccllence, variety and cheapness, any he haa heretofore offered his patrons?will be opened on MONDAY MORNING, 94TH IX ST.. To which he respectfully Invites the attention of the pub lic. iuh22 "SILVERED GLAUS CURT A IS PINS. ANEW end beautiful article. Also?an invoice of Oliver Plated Forks and Spoons, and Ivory Handled Knives Table and Desert, in sets and by the dozen. Just opened by J. K. DUNHAM ? CO. No. 2S Monroe street, ap26 Wheeling, Va. SEED t O ^ Babels Clover-Secd and 75 do Tlmothy-Sced Just 1 AD received and for sale by mrl-tf GEO. K. McMECHEN. ?|W| IjBtf.OUrome Green .prilue quality Just received by 0UU apSO LAUGHMXSJrBUSHFIELD. KID GLOVES. HAVE just received tfcu largest lot of Gents Kid Gloves _ ever offered In this market, and of the very best mutes. Every pair warranted to gire entire satisfaction or no sale? at No.9 Washington Hall, api J. n. STALLMAN. FRENCH CORSETS. FULL assortment of French Corsets, in all sizes, just! received By Kxpi'e?s, at ap80 HEISKELL k 5 WEARING EN'S. Kliwoxs. ELEGANT Ribbons, French Flowers, Rouche's, Straw | i Braids, i<. rewirol at | W. D. MOTTE k BRO'3. which tbev will sell at verv low prirew. apg j AH 1)111 Jill GUOll (JtiAJS'VK. LARGE lot of Summer Mantles, just received at W. D. MOTTE k BRO'S., which they wllljstll at lea? than the usual prices. - niy2 j O K 1IHDS prime Shoulders for sale by apl? J u MATTHKW8 k CO A ' V i A! TRANSPORTATION. Cincinnati, Wilmin Zanesville RAILEO iveao 0PEX THRO DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AN! I Two PnMei?|t?r Train* Ball I AN and after Monday. 3lay 2Gth, trains | U I Leave . Expfeas. J Zant-sville &13 A. M.\ New Lexington &25 I Lancaster -10:8v . " ?>->. 5:*0 Clrclevllle Wi40 P. M.J* 6."2U Washington 13:5 WUiuiug^OH 2:15 Morrow... 8:15 Lowland . . Arrive Cincinnati.*'... 5:04': EASTWARD. Leave Express... Cincinnati WW A. Lot-eland . ** Marrow , Wilmington Washington .fcjtti' WMrrAejfrrRwft.1 Lancaster 1(^0 " VUO ?? New Lexington 11:25 44 1?k50 44 Arrive Zant-sville 12010 P.M. 12*10 44 The 4:15 a. v. Train leaves Zanesville on the arrival of the 4:50 Train on C. O. R. R. from Wheeling, and arrives in Cin cinnati at 6:04 r. h. The 8:00 p. v. Train leaves ZanesvlUe on the arrival of the lf:45 x. M. Train on C. 0. R. R. from Wheeling. This Road la located througfr the most beautiful part of Ohio, passing through New Lexington, Lancaster, Circle vllle, Washington, Wilmington. 4c. all fine nourishing town?, and It ha* a beautlfnl line. There la a large portion of the road that is air-ltne, making It advslrablc route. No attention will be spared on the part of the officer." of the Road to make this a pleasant route for the traveling public to patronise. Trains will *top at all intermediate station?, and connect I at Morrow with train* for Dayton, Xetiia, Springfield, &c., 1 and at Loveland with trains for Hillsborough and Chilli ! cothe. I Lines of Stage* and Packcrs make councctlon* for all int j portaut points in Southern Ohio. G. W. HARRIS, Sup't. tSjTThr Omnibus Line calls at all the Hotel*, and upon I notice left with H. Orndorff, two doors east of the Star ay ; House, will call for passengers in any part of the city. Li?fm?dtf FREIGHT DKPARTMJENT. Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes viile Railroad. MERCHANTS, manufacturers, and the public generally, arc hereby respectfully luformed that the C. W. ii Z. R. R. Couipauy is now prepared to receive and forward freight (from the temporary Station in ZanesvlUe, on Second street north of Main.) to Cincintmti, Morrow, Wilmington, Wash ington, Clrcle.ville, Lancaster, New Lexington and interme diate Station:*. Particular attention will also be given tothe forwarding of Freight destined for the West in accordance with the wishes of consignor*, whether by Railroad or the River from Cincinnati. Freight will be received and delivered during the wiuter months from 7 A. M. to 4 P. M.; during the summer months from 7 A. 31. to 5 P. M., and shippers favoring the Company with their patronage, may rely upon the Company's Agents Giving every attention neccs.*ary to insure the utmost promptitude and tafetv in the forwarding of property en trusted to their care. For further Information ec? the Freight Tariff published by the Company, or apply to II. K. SMITH. General Freight Agent, raygrtdawtf Zaucsvilic, Ohio. The Adams Express Company. ornc^WLURK noese, wheeling, va. REDCOTlON OF RATES TO AND FROM New Vork, Philadelphia A: ISuliiuiore r|MIF. Adams Express Company,/or the safe and speedy 1 conveyance of MOSEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES, AND FKEXOUT OF ALL XX3H8. In charge of our own special messengers, is the only reliable line to and from Wheeling (by Railroad direct,) to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Bostou, Washington City. ALSO?ti(t Central Ohio Railroad to Zanesville, Coluinbu3, Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis. ChicagO"?i*4-fcl.- Loum. - Expresses leave via Bait. A Ohio Railroad at 4% o'clk, P. 51., Central Oh*o KaUrwul at 5 o'clock, P. M. For Pil4#hurgh, CicvtI.iud, Toledo, and Northern Ohio at 7 o'clock, A. M. Butter, Poultry, Produce of all kinds, delivered in six teen hours to Baltimore. N. PIG MAN, Agent, J*i?25 Adams Express Co. riianue of Time! CLEVELAND A NH PUTS BURGH RAILROAD. U. S. MAIL DAILY LINE BETWEEN Wheeling and Pittsburgh. T1IE fine side wheel pn* senger steamer FOREST CI TY, Capt. Geo. D. Moore,and lDIURNL,Capt. Asa Shepherd 9 ?r?i run dally between Wheeling and Pittsburgh?the Forest City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Fri day; ami the Diurnal every Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday at T A. M? arriving at Wellsville In time to connect with the Cleveland cars, and at Pittsburgh In time for tlj* morning line East. Returning?the Forest City lerves Pittsburgh ev ery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday^and the Diurnal every Monday, Wednesday and Prlday at* 10 A. M.; arriving at Wheeling In time for the mall lines for Ohio. For freight or passage apply on board or to S. C. BAKER k CO. AgenU. fc3T"ThroughTickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De troit; Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and Dunkirk, sold at the office of S. C. Baker L Co fb5 HAVCtX LACOHU.f. XIZXAXVZ3. LlCGUUJf. s. b. srsnnKz.9. Laughlins <fc Bushfield, [successors to arsu field a sodxssos.] 7VII (J L BSA L E 1) it I/O U J S TS, AXD HEALERS IS Oils, Paints and Dye Stuffs. HAVING purchased the stock of Bushfield A Robinson, we have aud will always keep on hand a complete sup ply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, Paint*, Oil*, Due StujTtr, Patent Met'lcirte*, Tarn f*he?, Bru?ht?, Perfumery, Gluts and Gla&rvcare, and Varieties usually kept by wholesale Druggist*, uhlch we will ?ell to Dealers, consumers and country merchant* a* lo10 and on a*Savoral/le term* as they can purchase and bring theni from the eastern cities. ag*Jl ~JOUS X. ZIMMEB. ROBCOT IBB0T80K. 7AMMER (f- JBBOTSON, \\7OTLD respectfully inform their friends, and the public >1 generally, that they Iiavc opened a Grocery Store at the corner of Market and Union streets, in the room recently occupied by W. G. Robertson, where they Intend to keep a full supply of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, and will take pleasure In serving them out to customers at the lowest mar ket rate*. 52y~They will still carry on their STEAM BAKERY, and are ready to fill the orders of all their old friend?, as well a* new ones, for all the different kinds of Crackers and Breads. f^ltpl9 Splendid Wall Papers, &c. WE now offer to the public a complete assortment of Wall Papers, 4c. ocmpri"ing more new and faahionnMe style?, and fewer old ones than any other stock in the city. Purchasing entirely for cash, we feel confident that ottr prices for Papers, this season, will show it to bo to the ad vantage of customers to givenrfa call. Wc have a very hea vy stock, and will sell at trsry loir jiff urt*. ap!4 WILDE A BROTHER. . Times copy. Melodeons. OPENED THIS MORNING, a fresl. supply of Pr?ncr & Co .'a Mriodvone of t anJ 5 ?et?vM. plain. hiwI piano style,of hue rosewood finish, with moulding*. Thc*c Instrument* need no rccnmmemlatJnn of ?urs, as their durability and superiority, both In tone and toueli over all other-, ran be eaally proved from the different churches and private families, in this city and surrounding country, who have them in use. With a fine stock of Chickering's Piano Fortes, 6 and 6Ji octaves, to which we cull the attention of the musical world. Stop and look in at 26 Union street. J AS. METJ.OR. liY EXPRESS THIS DAY. JT'IG'D Swiss Muslins, for Dresses and Basques, in new de signs. Plain Swiss Mu?lin?real India mnsllns?Nainsook, Jaco net and Cambric muslins. th> *7 HEISKELL A SWEARING EN. "*? BLUE LICK WATER. THE best remedy for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, want of Ap Ipetlte, Ac. Aleo good for the Piles. A fresh supply Just received by T. II. L"?GAN A CO. jul t Bridge Corner Druggists. WI-IITE GOOUSlY EXPJRKSS INDIA MUSLINS, Nainsook and Jaconet Muslins; ALSO Plain French Murllns.for evening dresses; Jaconet and Swiss Edgings. Just received by ja20 _ HEISKELL A SWEARING EN UXTRA FAMILY FLOUR JLZj A superior articlc for family use. _dec22 GILL A CO. Ethereal oil?s bbis. for sale by apl I A. C. G OOP A CO. BRUSHES?WaU, Paint, Varnish, Ac. for sale by apli A. C. GOOD & CO. ?VfrUITE L AD?160 kegs Cincinnati, pure, for sale by VV apu A. C. GOOD A CO. OA/ W \ BUSH, of Shorts in store and for sale by >U MATHEW McNABB. apiJl W ebster St. Wheeling. ^An LBS. Chrome Yellow, just received by ? ft f an3t? i.arnin.ivfi a mtti RTMHnRLT). |)R[ SUES.?Tootli, Comb, Hair and NaB Brushes, for sale jJT PPSDEXDCEg t ROBErts. CONCENTRATED LYE.?An economical and Ubor saving article for making soap, for ?ale by ._Ju2S_ ^ FUNDENBURG k ROBERTS. ?ISO BBLjTFlour, fresh ground, just received and for sale 1 by [*ug 3] J. M MATHEWS A CO 1 MISCELLANEOUS. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, COLUMBUS. O., Ihf moht 'thorough uud Froclical I nail lion iu the \Vc?i. TERMS: Ipr Tull Course, -including all Department* of Book ke*pingt Lecture* and l'enmaii*Aip, invariably in 'advance $40 For I\Ul Court bin Ladies Department 2o THE PROPRIETORS take great pleasure la expressing their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented suc cess which hare marked the career of their Institution since it& establishment at the Capital, and stimulate* them to re newed exertions to meet, in the ?>o*t efficient ammusr, the rapidly-increasing demand for a practical and compreh en tire course of mercantile training. The great practical experience of the Principal, in heavy Banking and Commer cial Houses, assisted by educated and accomplished gentle men has enabled him to bring to a degree of perfection a system of COUNTING ROOM Instruction, bv oral exerciscs, NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Lac!, student, by this new process, is drilled at the.DE?K, indirid uaUy.r tt-pby step, until he has mastered the whole routine Of ku- Accountant's duties aa thoroughly at though he had aerred an opprcnticf&ip in *oine-large Commercial liotue; and thus ail awkwardness; faltering, and egregious blunders are, Iu a great measure, dissipated. In addition to our engagement of accomplished Assist ant*, we hare also secured the services of some of the most eminent Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture on commercial topics. Our course of Instruction is too extended to particularise here, but it embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discusrfton of its Scientific Prlnciplefc?Lectures upon Commercial History, and History of Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge ography, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations, Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part nership, Ac. THE LADIES~DEPA RTMKNT la now opened for the reception of Ladles. No Institution in the Union imparts a more thorough or interesting course in this Department. In conclusion, we would add, that we shall put forth our best efforts to merit in a Ptill more eminent degree, the flat tering reception with which our enterprise has met, and ice pledge ourdtttm to impart a more thorough, practical course ofMercantile Instruction than can bejonned at any *>t/icr similar Mercantile College. Among the many reccotnmeudations, we give the follow ing:? "We, the undesigned, take pleasure In testifying that we arc personally acquainted with Mr. Granger's ability aa an Accountant, and Teacher of Book Keeping, which Is of the highest order. He has had great experience as an Ac countant, in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which pives him superior facilities in imparting a Practical fCiiotcledgt i(f Book Keeping, and a thorough Commercial Education. I. J. ALLEN, LL. D., President of Farmers' College. | LORIN ANDREWS, President of Kenyon College. ? ?##* + *?** | To vounp men who wi*h to acquire a "Business Educa | Hon,'v we think It affords facilities very seldom equaled.? Mr. (Jra.ngkk has the rare qualifications or theoretical knowl edge aud aptne** in teaching, added to practical Counting I Room experience, and we feel confident that graduates from ' his College will be fully competent to keep the moat compli i cated se t of Boob*. A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. J. J. JANNEY, Sec'y Board of Control, State Bank of 0. J. F. I'ARM. Hook Keeper at D. T. Woodbury's. D. OYERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank. H. Z. M1I.L3, Sec'y Columbus Gai* and Coke Co. C. B. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley St Co.'s. I E2y"For full particulars, send for circular. GRANGER tt ARMSTRONG, ! fe-M ?* Proprietors. Baltimore COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Removed to the spacious xcw hall, no. ioi Balti more street, which has been arranged and fitted up to order, fur the further accommodation aud convenience of Students. j Durinc the post year, upwards of Four Hundred Pupils have been In attendancc^representing nearly every State in the Union, showing a popularity unsurpassed by any similar establishment. Bouk-Keeplng, In all it* numerous forms; Penmanship, of various styles; Mercantile Calculations, in all their Busl n*?* Relations; Commercial Law. upon numerous important subjects, are illustrated in the lapal scientific and practical manner. It is generally conceded that the facilities here offered for the acquisition ot a finished business education are unsur passed. Four Practical Accountants are regularly employed as in structors in the different Departments. t5/~For particulars write and receive a circular by mail. O. K. CHAMBERLIN, sp2l President. LOOMIS & CAMPBELL, 2S MAIN STREET, ClM IKVA tl, OHIO, OFFER to the citizens of Wheeling and the surrounding towns, a selection of choice old Imported Liquors ami pure Native Wines, still and sparkling. Ail articles from tiki* House guaranteed, or subject to be returned at our ex pense both ways, in case of any dlsentiafaction. Aulive iViuen. ISM, Dry Wines $1,25, $1,35, $1,50 per pal. ISM, " $1,80, *1,73, $2.?K) 44 $t?,6U, $7,60, $3,00 Spark'g Catawba and Isa'Ia, 1 doz.qu $11,00, li.*,L<?, case 2 doz. each 1 dor $7,00. Ladies' Wine per gal $1,75, or $ 6,00 per doz Schuman's Victoria, pur** juice of the grape,..$11,0o u llrnndii's, Ac, Catawba Brandy $4,50 per gallon, 10,00 per case i'uru Old Peach $2,50 to 8,00 lirape $(>,50 per gallon, 15,00 44 Vine Grower* 7,50 44 10,00 44 IM1* $8,50, 4,( 0, 6,00 44 11,00 44 bourbon Whisky.. iklc, $1,26, 1,60,2,00, 8,00 per gal *l 6^60, 6,00 Rye Whisky 1,25, 1,5(1, 2,00,2,50,8,00 " Holland Gin $2,00,2,30 perga!. 8,00 44 Jamaica Ruin 8,25 44 0,00 44 Scotch Whisky *....8,50 44 0,??0 44 Pale Sherry 8,00 44 8.00 44 Fine Old Sherry 5,(10 44 14,00 44 Port Wine 2,25 44 7,50 44 Madeira Wine 2,25 44 7,50 44 Old White Port Wine 4,u0 4* 11,00 44 Madeira Wine 5,50 44 15,00 44 Old Port Wine '. 5,00 44 14,00 Scheidam Schnapps per case, 1 ct* qts $7,50, pts 3,50, two dozen in ease. Pure,Sweet Malaga Wine $1,25, 1,50 per gal Cherry Brandy 9,25,2 50 ' 44 Blackberry Brandy 2,25, 2,50 *4 Lavender 4 2,23, 2,50 44 French 4 from l,5oto4,(K) 44 Domestic 4 60 to 1,00 44 Chninpn^iim. Gcishrs i. Co., Anchor qts $15,00 per doz. 44 44 pts 10,25 44 Piper Heidsick... qts 17,t?0 4* '4 pts 1S,25 44 C. Hcidsickand lieidsick k Co qt? 16,00 44 44 44 * 4 pts 17.25 44 Cllquot 16,00 .*? - pts 17,25 " ItittcrM. atoughton's $1,16 per gal. East India 1,25 4* Uoker's 15,t:0 per doz. Mills4 12,00 4< Ale and Porter. Scotch Ale. per cask, pts. per doz $2,S6 l/oudon Porter 44 *4 doz 2^>5 C-Inrec. ?t. .Tulien Claret, per box $<?&0 Chateau Margeaux Claret, per box 8,00 ?4 Leoville 44 44 7,50 Cerilin lw. Curacoa per doz $11,00 Absvnthe 44 10,00 * egnrs. A Urge Stock of Assorted Brands always on band. my 12 JOBS IGREATJOBS! BONNETS! Jt'ST OPENED?8 canes of Bonnets of the following kinds: Split Straw, Swiss Straw, Tuscan, Brilliant and Braids of the latest styles; for sale by the dozen or retail, at a lower figure than ever before seen In Wheeling. ALSO?Neapolitan Bonnet.-; 40 boxes Ruches?latest styles; 8 p*. Straw Skirting; 3 ps. Neapolitan do; Whlska Blonde, Ac. Ac. At wholesale and retail by my2 STONE dr.THOMAS. -A POUNDS Mercurial Ointment; OVJ 25 4 Red precipitate; 20 4 Corrosive Sublimate?at jc4 LAUUHLINS k BCSHFIELIP8._ BY EXPRESS. TTTE will open this day some new and very pretty styles of YY Mantillas. T ty Call and examine. my 26 HEI3KELL k SWEARING EN. ^ White Beaver Hats. VVMLLopenln a few days the Paris style, a Tery light and YY pretty article ?p2l S. D. HARPER k SON. ~ YOITTH.S AND CHILD REM'5 FANCY" HATS. COXSJSTIXG of all the qualities now in use, extra super, fine S. AVERY, sp 10 Nas 148 and 14S Main *is HOPS. A FEW bales New Hops, in store and for sale by JjL mylS REILLY JUST RECEIVED. ?>Af\ BARRELS Mass. Mackerel No. 8, medium; OUU 130 x " " 4 .50 44 White Hsh; 60 X f? 25 44 Shad; And for sule low by mylO TALLANT k DELAPLA1N. CONCENTRATED LYE, In tin boxes?the best article in use for making your own Soap, for aale by my20 T. H. LOGAN k Co. ~ SUCiAK. /?A nnDS. prime New Orleans Sugar, Just received and OU for sale by ta?5? W. RFILLY TRANSPORTATION. GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE TO TJTE SOUTH ASP VEST! Time\ Money, and Distance Sated! CENTRAL OI-IIO RAIL-EGAD! NEW AHRANGEMF.NT. Three Through Traius, Bach Way Daily;! SUFDA YS EXCEPTED, Connecting on the East with the Baltimore an<t Ohio Rail road, Hempfield Railroad *ad the Ohio River at Wheeling, and ou the West with Railroad; at Zanesvi'le, Ni-wark. Mon rocvllle an A Columbu* for all part* of the South West, and North West. Through Tickets to all jMirts nf the Union can be obUiinftl at the office in Wfijefing, and Information aa to crclj line and'connectlon wf ?t of the Ohio River. PASSENGERS BOUND WEST can, by taking this route, save time, money aud Ulatance. TRAINS LEAVE" WHEELING FOR THE WEST AS fULLO TIVSV lit. Through Mall Train at S.10 a. a. I columhui time 2d. Kxiirew Train " f.H ... X. f Making l>lrect and fure connections for Terre Haute, Lexington, Ky. Louis rilie. 1'iorU, SjrrinajUltl, III. . Iiurlington, | Council Elufft. Cincinnati, Chicago, T'inr?iuie?, Indianapolis, St. Louie, llock Inland, Ioica City, Alton, Eubw/ue, Galena, Dunheth, La Salle, Jfiluaul'ee, St Pauls, Jlin AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Tickets to Cleveland. Time quicker thai* by aoy other route. 8d. Accommodation Train at 3.00 p. m. Omnibus leaves Office t:i Wheeling for lMl-Air via Suspension Bridge at 8 p.m. Returning this Train leaves Zancsrille at 8.15 a.m. a net arrive* at Bel:-Air at 9.30 a. m. Omnibus Fare to Bell S5 ccut< each way. Apply at ticket office. Two Daily Trains Prom the Weat Connect at Wheeling with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-Road for all parts of the East and Seaboard. ^0^"Thc Omnibus call* for Pud-Angers at all the Hotels; and, by leaving direction* at this Office, will call at any part of the city. GENERAL TICKET OFFICE, One Door South of the SpriggUousA, Wheeling. THATCHER PERKINS, Sup't. W. D. TERRY, General Passenger Agent, Wheeling. " J. W. BROWN, General Ticket Ajjent, Columbus. May 6 Virginia Central Railroad. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Northern and Southern Mail Rouw. FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRAVELERS. Ttrice Daily, (Sunday night excepted,) between Rich mond and Washington City via Gordonsvllle and Alex andila. Hours of departure at Rich mond ?:45 A. M. and T:?0 P. M. Returning leave Washington...5 A. M. audi P.M. and Arrive at Richmond 1:30 P. M. and -1 A. M. Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich mond and Washington. THESE TWO RAILROADS HATING NO STRAP RAIL, and being In excellent order, aud CARRYING THE GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAJL, give the best guar antee of always securing connections, as Is rhown by arri vals daily at Richmond aud Washington city in advance of the Steamboat line. Fakk beiwekn Richmond asd Washington $5,50 An Omnibus will be found always ready tc take tAroiitf/t passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel, between the two Depots, free of charge, with ample time for them to take their meals, whether gcir.g North or Eoutli. Through Tickets can be obtained between Danville and Washington at the Terminus of the Road, now nearly com pleted to Danville. An Agent of the Company will receive the Checks of passengers from the Danville Road, and nt tend to their baggage all the Way to Washington or_the Bui timore Depot. The fare the same by the mall line as by the old steamboat route. There Is no change of cars cn the nl~kt line, between Rich* inond and Alexandria. fcl Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark RAILROAD : o Change of Time. N and after Tuesday, Aug. T, 1855, until further notice, Train* will be run aa follows, (Saturdays excepted:) GOING SOUTH. MAIL cxr. KXPnfc**. Leave Sandusky, 41*20 A. M. G-20 M. Huron June lt*4'? 14 6*40 ** Monroeville, 12*(ft"P.' M. 7*10 " Centreville, 12*86 " 7*55 " Plymouth,* l'CO " 8*15 44 Shelby June 1*20 u 6*40 41 Mausfii-ld June 1*45 ar. 9.10 " " le. 6*00 A. 31. Frederick, 8 27P.M. 7*40 44 Mt. Vernon, 8*42 " S'flO " Ctlca, ...112 44 8*85 41 Reach Newark 4*4.) ?? 9.10 44 GOING NORTH. MAIL EXP. EXFRKS3. Leave Newark, 0'2c A. 5L 4*<-0 P. M. Ctica, 9*43 ?4 4-82 44 Alt. Yernou, 10*80 14 6'(:5 44 Frederick, 10*48 44 5*2o 44 i Mans Held June. 12*00 m 6*87 44 Shelby June 12 25 P. M. 7*07 44 Plymouth, 1*C0 u 7*80 41 Centrerille, 1*25 44 7*50 44 Monroeville, 2*(>2 41 ?*25 " Huron June 2*22 44 3*15 44 Reach Sandusky 2*45 44 9*1'5 44 GOING SOUTH?The 11.20 a.m. Train will connect at San dusky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Monroeville with Chicago Express on the Southern Division of C. & T. Road; at Shulby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; at Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh, and at Newark with the East und VTeat Trains on. the Central Ohio Railroad. The 6*20 P. M. Train will connect at Sandusky with steam er Bay City from Detroit* at Mimroovillt: nith western Train C. i T. R. U.; at Shelby Junction at 5*21 P. M. with the Mall Train on C. C. C. R. C. fop Columbm & Cincinnati; at Mana field Junction at 5*55 P. M. with Fast train on 0. a y. R. R. for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night Train* on Central Ohio R. R. GOING NORTH.?The 9*20 A M Train will make close con nection at Newark with Mail Train from Bellalr on C. O. R. R.; at Mauafteld Junction with Egress for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at 12*15 p M with Cincinnati Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York, and at Monroeville with Mail Train on C. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, Ac. 4.0o p v Train will connect at Newark with Express from the Eant on Central Ohio Road; at Mansfield Junction with Fast Train for rittjtmrgh; at: Shelby Junction at 5*21 r u with Cincinnati Mall for Cleveland; at Monroeville with Night Express for Toledo and Chicago, and at Sandusky with the steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago. J. W. WEBB, Fup't. Scndusky, Aug. 4,1S56. sepl5?tf 1836. tsxg. AMERICAN AND WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES* LINE OF BOATS, lieave Clevelnnd Daily for CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE <fc SHEBOYGAN! ? Touching at. intermediate Porta. POTOMAC, Capt. Smith. BUFFALO, Capt. Cosket. CHICAGO, Capt. Hatottat. NEW e AA'EN, Capt. Napier. jST I LE, Capt. 8AL(sftccr. MAY FLOWER, Capt. Noan. MILWAUKEE, Capt. Hobptos, TOLEDO, Cant. Dknsijam. IOWA, Capt. Alkxamjsr," MOHAWK, Cant. Pheatt. ORIENTAL, Capt. Strklk. PILGRIM, Capt. Valmia. N EBRASKA, Capt. Narmn. S XJ jNT , Capt. Collis*. PLYMOUTH, Cant. GlB?OX. TONAWANDA, Capt. BEAHD6i-T. DAKOTA, Capt. Bokd. KAN 8AS, Capt. Rack. The above named Steamers arc all of the large.net avi with ample accommodations for Freight or Passenger*,beta * fitted up expressly for t!?* upper lake trade. . People moving to the WESTERN STATES, will 0ml tld* ihe mot t dolr&hlc route. The accommodations for families with wagons, hories, and furniture, In particular, are such as cannot fall to give satisfaction, being no transhipment till they reach the port of destination. For Freight or Passage, apply ox consign to T. si BOND, Agent, tplT-da Cleveland, 0 CITY BUSINESS. ENCOURAGE AMERICAN*"MASUl'AOT\f&IL.I BCVI.IiK>K BOIlK KKKPliK'* ? Writing Fluid. SINCE this superior Fluid Ink hf?.t>een before the nublic, now nearly two retw, It hus !<?? cflnsUnily gaining In favor, and is now preferred by.uiuny to the far-famed Ar nold Fluid. During the past year twenty thousand quart anil; ph(t bot tles. together *lth smaller si::es innumerable, (have In-en sold to banker.* and merchants iu Cincinnati; L?iUI*vlUe," 1'itU bnrgh, Buffalo, Cleveland. l><lrvlW .Tcrre Haute, JUifayelte, pertinents pf Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi. It baa ta'cen three first class Wploma* at the Mechanics Institutes of Cincinnati and Louisville, ami four Diplomas and Prise M# d lis at State Pairs held last Fall In New York, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. The following merchants, bankers, Ac., In Wheeling, here tofore using Arnold's English Ink. have purchased J. J. But ler V Book-Keeper's Writing Fluid: . , Northwestern Bank of Virginia; Merchants* A Mechanic# Bank of Wheeling; Bank of Wheeling Cresceifl MantUactu Boyd: Boyd A Ott; Olirer Pry or; Jaa. H. S^t A Co.; UmU dln, GiibcritonA Co.; Tre^s. For <ale at wanulactufcr* price* by \'M?. ocgp LAM HI) IN, OXLBERSON ACO. irn es"h nAi tii i v A iTT 1 WA. F.DWAR1I3 1 BRO. hdv* jOit received, at their ? Grocery, corncr of Market and Qulncy jftrcets, as follow*: Bio CoflVe, Sardines, . Roasted Coffee, - ?Cornstarch, Ground " Vanilla Chocolate, Extract " Cocoa, Java '* Broma, Imperial Tea, Farina, Young Hyson Tea, Vcrmicella, G Powder " Prunes, Oolong " Fresh Tomatoes, Ureakf&st " Fresh Strawberries, Klee, Fresh Poaches, English Split Peas, Preserved Ginger, Rice Flour, Lemon Syrup, No. 1 Mackerel, bbls A kits, Strawberry Syrup, Irish Salmou, Unspberry 44 Potomac Herring, A general Sjsortm't of apices, Scotch " efceences and oils. Cucumber Pickles, Filberta and Citrons, Mixed M Falkirk A Ilarvey's 8cotch Walnut Catsup, Ale, Tomato ?' - Fine Cigars, Worcestershire Sauce, Johnson's line Lump Chewing American Mustard, l'obaceo, French 44 Maccsronl, ^y*The above stock has been carefully selected In the Eastern markets, and we Invite our friends end the publla to call and examine, as rre are prepared to sell at the lowest market price*. ' ' mj 9 W. A. F.D WARDS A BRO. CI-IICKKHIXa-S PIAXO FORTEB OPEN KB THIS BAY, and now ready for 'pale, a fresh supply of Chlefcering A Sons cel fl ebratcd Piano fortes, of bc&utiftil Black Wal J not and Rosewood finish, and for brilliancy of toneand lightness of touch cannot be surpassed cither In this country or Europe, and arc offered at the lowest manufactu rer!! price*. Including carriage. Also, Prince A Co ?? Melodeons, new style, with toll and half swell, of tfne Rosewood finish, and at the lowest Buffalo f rices; with a general stock of Martin's celebrated Guitars, talian. French and German Violins, Violincellos, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Taniborines, Tuning Forks, the best Italian String*, with all other artlclca in the music line, and a gene ral aiBcrtOiCnt of Variety Goods. Wholesale and retail at the old Music and Variety 8tore, No. 26 Union street. mvg JAS. MELLOR. LADIES <fc UKNTLKMiO.N?'i'AKK NUT1CK! FINE PEHFUMEHIES. WE have just received a large assortment of choice Perfumeries anil Toilet Articles, comprising: Pomatums; French and American Hair Oils; Lubln'a Extracts for the Handkerchief; Bazin's 41 20 varieties; Oriental Drops; "Orferxrs"?new and rich styles; Stick Pomatums; Cosmetic Creams and Powders; Tooth Pastes; Toilet Waters; Imported Colognes; Aromatic Vinegar; Attar of Roses^~rich Hyles; Milk of Noses; Toilet Soaps?a great varletr For sale by T. II. LOOAN A Co. _ni> 14_ Bridge Corner Druggist*. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. " FUNDENBEKG & ROBERTS, NO. 1, WASHINGTON HALL, Wheeling, Va. Vl^fOULD respectfully inform the public that they are now V T replenishing their stock with a complete assortment of Drugs and Medicines, and will always havo on hand a supe rior article of all kind??tea rrantid fine. The following are some of the articles in stare: Congress Water. \ - , Fcrrated Tinct. Bark, Sim*' manufacture. Cod Liver Oil, Baker's manufacture. - Chloroform, Sulphuric Ethen , Coljodcon?a very superior article.'. ArscuiteofQulnliie;'Bruc&. Fine Extracts for Flavoring purposes. Dandelion Cnffce, Wilaou's. Wine* and Brandies for medical use. Ac., Ac., Ac., myl4 II nil*, ToolIi and nail Itriiahet. rI Ml K richest assortment iu Wheeling? JL 44What-Not" Duster*; Mosquito Fans; Fancy Pungents and Match Safe*; Porte Monualc; Combs?all varieties; India Rubber Goods; With a complete assortment of Druggists Fancy Articles. For sale by T. II. LOGAN A CO., . jnj W Uridge Cor. Druggists. ItARE CHANCE FOIt BARGAINS!!! SAVINGS BANK STORE I OH ?AI,E. THE proprietor of the Saving? Rank Store, corner of Mar ket and Monroe sts., Wheeling, Vu., uUhlng to clisngo his occupation, nnd it bein? necessary to clone hi* business during the present year, offers hi3 eutlre stock of Boots, Shoes, Hnta.Cup*, Ac. at wholesale, on favorable terms, ana will continue t>? sell at retail (if not otherwise disposed of) the best bargains In the .city. I have just received a fine assortment of Summer nats, ladle* and gents ?boeh and GafUN, and vrould respectfully say to all (hose disposed to patronise nie,,my Goods must bo soid.&ad will be sold regardless of profit." Come one and all?yon shall have valueJoe your money. I have muny Goods?I wIU sell at oo*t. ?nv-?c n. H. WATjinv WINDSOR MANUFAC*" r I^HEsubscriber continues to manufacture Chairs, Settees X Sociable Arm Rockers, Children'* Chairs, Ac., of tlie most modern styles and improved patterns, all of which he will warrant W ylve satisfaction. fS^Old Chairs received, repaired and re-painted. W. KlUELDAFFEK, apT - No. 127 Main street. OUR stock U no*- full, and it Is our iutentlon to keep itve ry complete, by constant additions, throughout the whole Reason. my27 . HEISKELL & SW EARINGEN. J. 5. MAX*a. M.~ tT WXTJIA*. Co-Partnership. B. MARSH has this day associated with him M.T. Way ? man, for the purpose of transacting the wholesale and retail Boot and Shoe business at the old stand of J. 11. Marsh , No. 115, Monroe itrett, next door to Greer, Oct k Co.* under the firm of MARSH k WAYMAN. July ita, JS55. - &S BALED hay, Mill Feed, Oata and Corn, constantly an hand and for sale bi ll'9* I. N. KEM.F.R, Qulncy St. Wauled? OATS, WHEAT, RYE, BARKEY, TIMOTHY SEZB. For which the highest market price will be paid. . apT GILL k CO. MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, volumes three and Four. ALSO?Complete seta of the Work, for sale by - JOHN H. THOMPSON, jan2S No. 117 Malnatrsst Flavoring Extracts 17OR Jellies, Pastries, Creams, Puddings, etc. etc., ? For sale by 1'. H. LOGAN k. CO. jn!5 Bridge Corner Druggists. SADDLE BLANKETS.. I HA YE a lot of tirst rate Buckeye Saddle Blankets, for sale cheap at the old stand, 15S, Main street. nv2l JOHN KNOTE. iDISSOLUTION. r|^HE law partncnship existing between the undersigned Is A this day dissolved by mutual consent. Each wiD prac tice law as heretofore. Z. JACOB, dc2? J. H. PENDLETON. FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER. Ac. . WANTED.?The eubcci'bera will purchase or make llbernl advances on consignment to Baltimore, Philadelphia or New Yew York, of. flour, weeat, rye, oats, corn, ;b*riey? clover and timothy seeds. - Al*o ou butter (Aolid pickled) and egg*. GILL Ji CO. ag9 Water street. ONE UUXDEBlTjBAnRiLS'FL'OVB^'' ' JUaT received and for sale by ac22 DOANE k COWtflLL. r.AHDOTTETS WORM SUGAR DROPS, pleasant and efficacious remedy for Worms in cltildreu. 'ut up lit the form of fine caudy, avoiding the disagree 150 I ???? uhlc taste oi Vermifuge generally. Price 25 eta per box. Sold by T, II. LOGAN * CO., decil. Bridge Corner. "FOUNDRY PIG IROM. ^ " 7 TONS Loiwcoitiog Foundry Iron, for sale by. nh't'J ' GILL k CO. Waferst. Ociierai Aeeorunent 10F Drop*, Medicines, Paint-*, Oils, YarnWie?, DyeatuffS, Bru?he>. Notion?, etc., etc., altrays on hand at the jn?2 BRtnftK Conxm Pacu Stork. 1>RANDY?A very superior article, just received and ! 13 fcatr by FUNDENBERG * ROBERTS, jc4 W ashiugtou Hall Drug Store HAT "PILLSi R AT PlLLSii LYON'S iUt PUls, Bed Bus Poison, Ac. Ic.,?ftrat rate ar uvles for exterminating these pest*. Just received and for sale by jn>4 T. 11. LOOAS k CO. Empire Huts. , T UST received a lot of Jtmplr* Hats of various colon 1 9.1 ap*l I. D SAfcPEB