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VOLUME 5 WHEELING VA. MONDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 17. 1S5G NUMBEli 73 ?!je lDljccling jfotclligencer, IS PUBLISHED DAILY, T HI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY CAMPBELL & McDERMOT. OFFICE?Corner of Main and Quincy streets ?Entrance from Quincy st TEKMS. per annum ....$5,00 Tai-Weekly, p*r annum f8,00 Weeel v, per uiinum..,.. $1,00 llATl&S OF ADVERTISING. KN LINKS OF NONPAREIL, OH LESS, CONSTITUTING A SQUARE. For one square 1 insertion. .....$ 75 a : 1,00 M ?* 8 ? 1,25 1 week ..8,00 " " 8 " .8^0 1 month 5,00 * 44 0,75 M ? M ..8,00 ** 6 " 15L00 M 1* M 15,00 For advertisements of greater length, and leu than of a column, inserted for a longer time than two months, a dis count of fifty per cent, on the above will be made for each ? S'luare for the first three months. For Business or Professional Cards, square or less, per annum $ 6,00 For Business or Professional Cards, one square, per annum 10,00 For 1 column (outside) oucyear 100,00 44 H M u M 50,00 " " ?? M . 40,00 Fifty per cent, on the above for the luside. Personal Communications charged at $1,00 per thou* land ems. ?&~?pecial Notices charged $30 per square, per annum, for first square, and the same rate of discount thereon for a greater number of squares as under the general head, and 10 cents a line for single insertion. Business Advertisements, with monthly change, one square 1 year Pair. ? with weekly chaugc .. 80,00 Notice of Deaths inserted gratuitously, but Funeral Notice charged 50 Marriage Notice charged 50 Nominations, charged for each candidate for a sep arate office, inserted for one month or less, In ad vance 2,00 Religious notices inserted for half price. "BUSINESS CARDS' LAWYERS liUSSEI.Tj & FITZHUGH. Aitoruc)a uud Counsellor* nl l.aw, OFFICE No. C9, Munhoe street, Wheeling, Va. J. H. PENDLETON, ATTORNEY AT I. AW. WUEHLIXU, VA. . ATTENDS the Courts of Ohio, Marshall, Brooke and I IIuncock counties. OFPICE?on Quincy street, Just above Main. feT C. K. TUAW, I Jf.P. TURNER, Jackson C. II., Va. f "J Parkvrsburg, Ya. Thaw & Turner, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ILL attend strictly to all business entrusted to them In the counties of Wood, Wirt, Jackson, Uitchie, Gilmer and Pleasants. Particular attention given to collections. ?REFF.lt TO? PHILADELPHIA.?Don. George Sharswood; lion. Joel Jones, Hon. Chas. Gilpin, Messrs. Lee & Walker. BALTIMORE?Messrs. Nealc k Luckctt, Messrs. Penn L Mitchell. WHEELING?Messrs. Z.S. k J. J. Yarn all, Thomas John ston, Jr. oc20;ly PHYSICIANS. ALFliED HUGHES, M. D. Homoeopathic Physician, HAS removed his office and residence, and permanently located himself at the corner of Fuurth and Quincey streets, | beluar the First Presbyterian Church OrricaUooas:?Morning, from 7 to 9 Noon, K% 1 "3 Evenings, ** 7 41 J# I BILL OF PRICES.?For a tingle visit, 75ccnts; medicine, 2 ? cents. For i?u or more visits a day, 50 cents; medicide, | % i cents. Advice at office, and medicine, from 25 to 50 cts, aud upwards, as the case may be. Obstetric cases from $5 to $10^ Visits to the country, according to distance. The above "Bill of Prices" is giveu because It Is said my J charges are much higher. my 8-lyd I J. W. WHEAT, H O M E O 1> A T I M S T . ? _ | OFFICt?at residence on Market street, opposite tin- Post- I Office. fel? 1 Medical. i DR. D. C. CRACRAFT tenders bis professional services to the citizens of South Wheeling and vicinity. OFFICE directly west of Kenctt's Hotel. mr3:8m eTvarney, MA y UFA V T CHER O F COPPER, 'I BM A BHKICriKOif WARE, I A'u. S Main ?/., htur Utt Creek Bridge, WHEELING, VA. Lambdin, Bonham & Go. i VIKMMA. ill EI.nG.^ eiKENIX PAPKii MILLS. 1 WHEELING,* VA. Manufacture Priutlng and Wrapping Paper, Candle Paper, Cotton Yarn Paper, Steam Boat Paper, Bonnet Boards, Fullers' Boards. Ac. W. D. MOTTE &. .BRO~ DIALERS ? n nil kind* of I onian and Uoiucatic .WilEEUNO, VA. M. REILLY, Wholesale dealer in Groceries, Foreign nndDomeatic Wine* and Liquors, No. 161 West siok Market Square, ma#:ly WHEELING, VA. r. a'cuiu-E*. a. a'ciatxnr.jft. o. D. emox [ M'CLALLENS Oi KNOX, M'holeanlc A litiall deiilern 1m all kind* ol j Boots, Shoes, Leather, etc. A'o. 106, JIain Street, _ WHEELING, VA. WM. M. BBjRRYHJLLi Cheap Furnishin g Wa&reooms, 151 Jfatm WHEELING, VA. AL L kinds of Furniture, including CIIA1R8, 80PAS, CLOCKS, LOOKING GLASSES* Ac., Ac., of the latest st> les and best qualities, kept constantly on hanf at reduced prices. , - - dly 1. W. SEXTON L. SEAL A. VAN 8WEARINGKN I'Ott, KKAIi & lilYEABINUKN, FANCY DKY GOODS, WHOLESALE. No. 11 Mouth Fourth at. Fill LA DELPHIA. W. F. Peterson, Ktnis, maiunejjf^insur'OE No. 81 MoaaOK street, Wmkeltxo, Va. ISLAND TANNERY. B E R O E R & H O F E M A N , mas rrAcruaaaa or Every desoription of Leather, ?AND? Dealer. In W..I and Hide.. On Eosmt 2fti 110, comtr Markit .1 Uty and Mam ttrut, WUEK1.ISU, VA. tVShoe nodtnxs o( mil klnde tin band, ?nd ?old u rerj moderate terms. J. TURTON, llouie. Blgn and llinnuicuinl Painter, 1SS Maim, BETwaaK Musboe axd Uku? sts. WIIKEUXG, VA. tSySIgns, Banners un.l Flags, transparent, Plain and flan ey, executed with neatness and dispatcli. Graining, Ac. M stt ' - ? WM, X XV X.AjUIV, .. . . , Naaafaclarrr uud Dealer I* all kinds of Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, Wholesale and Retail. So 1CS Jfat* Ur*<t. ?.lrf Mt, 3 .Awe Man Mart,I uUcy, WHKKUN6. VA. tf_ S. AVERY, Wholesale ntid ltrtnil Hat and Cap Manufacturer. NO. 1US MA!N>TUKKT, Wheeling, Va. FVIIm on hand the largest and best assortment of HaU and Caps or all qualities and sisc*. jnl 1 IC CRANGLE'Ji CO., WHOLESALE A .w. Forwarding and Commission MBKCHAHTS. CMKKKB MOVROE ATD XAjtKKT STEEETS, WHEELING, VA. iVojBl X S'< ViNT &liKOl, DCALRRS IX Bsohs Stntlonory, Veriodlcnla, Notions, Sheet ITIaaic New* pup era, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe Street; VA Everything new In our line alwaj ? on i-O FARMERS, Ac. ..-M or.u.a ? ; w a . .dtUTIttK MOO UJJAM'Ji. A j"" >1 n-. O ?KtiCl'U',r3' *UI .UoMthAn th. j""* "?'*?<? "xl for ak br J w. a. rowA un.? t b bio. BUSINESS CARDS. DRUGGISTS. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CKKMICALS, l'Klil- UMJCRY, JfcC. Jit. tUIJ.U ItACKr.H would announce to his ? friend a and the public generally, that having purcha sed the interest of the senior partner in the business lately conducted under the firm of J. Cruinbacker A Son, he will continue the tame at the old stand. No. ITS Main at., and would renpectfully solicit, and trusts to merit a continuance of thepatronac*?olib*ntDjr bestowed on th? old firm. lie has just returned from the Eastern cities, and is now opening an extensive and well selected stock of Drugs and Chemicals, Perfumery,Fancy articles, 4c., all of which were purchased after strict personal inspection and with icruptt. lous regard to the purity of quality, aud are now offered to the public on the most reasonable terms. lyr A. C. GOOD <? CO., [SUCCESSOR TO JAMES BAKEU.] Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Muin av*J Monroe St rest*, WHEELING, VL. AC. GOOD A CO., have bought die entire stock of Jas. I ? Baker, and will continue the 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 hi Wheeling. The arrangement will insure their keeping on hand, (and offering on the best terms) a full as* sortmeiit of the very best articles in their line of business. A. C. GOOD k CO. iing,Peo. JO?l#g*? dc21 .i....'.i.B.BWUii9cni. HEISKELL & SWEARJNGEN, Dealers In nil klod? of Fancy and staple Dry Goods. Corner of Market and Union strects.three doors from Geo. E. Wickliaw's Auction Room % s, _*ug2\ I WHEELING VA. W. & J. STEWART, manufacturers or all kinds or 8TOVKH, GRATEN, M>OUf.n IKONS, CoetlngM Tor 'IhrcMbiujj fllacfclaes, Arc.. Ac* VORT1I BAST cor. M A UK LT SQUARE, (BRIDGE CORN KB.) WHEELING^ VA. STEWART & CAj3WELL, MANUFACTURERS OF COPPER, TIN, ANli SHEET IRON WARE, crcL-n kno or uamut b?uabk. WHliELINO, VA. Wholesale Paper Warahoue 2IAJN sr., NEARQUINCY sr. LAMBDIN, GILBERSON & CO., (svoocsaORS to a. o. robinbon a co., andbassitt a co.) A 1 ANUFACTORJE wnd keep constantly onhantf the follow ill ing Papers, STRAW WRAFFINO, sco WRAFFINO, MAMLDA, tea and CANDLE PAPHR. DRUGGISTS, COTTON FACTORT AND DARDWARR fafrr. Bonnet, Binders' and Fullers' Boards, , ro which they invite the atten tin <?r purchasers. sepl4 O. P. BROWN, DEALER IN CLOCKS, "WATCIIES, JEWEL RY AND FANCY GOODS, ; 118. Hornbrook's Building, ltlnluMt, Wberllnc CLOCKS till J WA TCIIES varrfully ripairtiL GEORGE E. WICKHAM, AUCTIONEER AMD COMMISSION* MERCHANT, No. 180 Market Square, JeO-dly WHEELING, VA. W. TALLANT. A. tall A NT. L. 8. DKLAFLAIAN. TALLANT & DELAPLAIN, FORM ARD1NG ?AKn? Commission Merchants, nv8 J*. VMainStrUi,and*?.??5l. F- R. ARMSTRONG. ACKSir AND DlilLEIt IN IREAL ESTATE, Office corner of Main and Union streets, augS7-lyd WHEELING, VA. 5>. u. HMttrtn k ouix,!' Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HATS CAPS, STRAW GOODS, MUFKS, KUKK, AND OAHPKT UA(jrf, No."129 Main st. corner of Union, . Wh ekliso, Ya. T. SWEENEY & SON", (SCCCKSWRS T? SWBENBVS k UkLL) MANUFACTURERS UK FLINT GLASSWARE, China, Quceuawnic, l.niupM. Giraudole*," Table Cutlery. Ac. No 65, MAIN STREET, Wheeling, vx. ~ JOHN H THOMPSON, DEALEK IN Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, ?p? VARIETY ? HT Mai. W3 HEBURN7 UOUSE FURNISHING AND 111) USE KEEPING GOODS. mpNO. 8Q MONROE ST^EIgT, ^ J on u iC. iiotsl'ord. GROCERY & PROVISION STORE WATER ST., NO. VI, Wheeling, Va. ST. CLAIR HOTEL, SFORMERLY KXCBANOK llOTKL.] I 'Penn aud Si, Clair streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. W. ,C. CONNELLY, Proprietor. rnaylS JOHN HOWELL, DEALEKIN BOOTS, SHOES, . No. IM.WsisWl. ?. w. sTouin, PORTRAIT PAINTER, Rooms, . * HORNBROOK'8 NEW BUILDINGS, nrlS?If MAIN STREET. WANTKD CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY EKF.D. BUTTER* EGGS, Ac. By COLLINS A HALL, gpSO JVo. 139 J/artrt Square. S.I BLOCH, Importer and Dealer In Brandies Wines, Gin,'&o. WHOLESALE RETAIL, No. 6) Monroe St. aplS 6m WnsRLXio, Va. j. C. COLLINS," Grocery, Feed and Produce Store, No. 180 illarket.Square, West side WHEELING, VA. REEP constantly on baud all kimis of Feed, such as Oats, Corn, Bran, Shorts, Ship Stuffs, etc.. Flour, Corn Meal, Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Provisions, and Dried Fruit of aU kinds, together with a complete assortment of Family Gro cerles. . 53^Cash paid for corn, oats, Flaxseed, Dried Fruits, Sheep Skins, hides, butter, eggs and poultry. ap!2 ELY DOKSKY CO., OENEKAL FORWARDING AGENTS, NO. 48 MAIN ^STREET, Wheeling, Va. HAYING REMOVED to the above stand, we will be pleas* ed to see our friends* and correspondents. All favors Intrusted to our care will (as heretofore) have OfteMit attention. April, 1856. MATHEW MoNABB, DEALER IN GROCERIES, FLOUR, MILL Feed, Corn, Oats and baled Hay. OTVWTtZ TDK 2d PRESBYTERIAN CUCRCM, WEESTES STBERT, Centre Wheelisg. The highest price paid in Cash for Country Produce. jnI8_ DR. E. G. WINCHELL, DRNTl!?r, HAS taken a suit of splendid rooms in llornbtook** new block. lls^V Main st.,directly over C. P. Brown's Jew elry store, when* he hopes to establish hiuisvif permanently. By clone attention to his business, reasonable charges, good and faithfol work always warranted, he hopes to secure a share of patroCMjiipvjSH Dr. W. is familiar with all the new modes of Inserting. Teeth, Including the "Continuous Gam" work. Filling, cleaning and extracting, done in the best and most faithful No charge for advice. For further particulars inquire at the office. my34 SUUA1L (*fi nnDS. prime Hew Orleans Sugar, just received and UVJ for sale by nvOA W RRIT.I.r. FJVJ CXLCIOR Whisky, Just recelfed and for sale by Ii ju28 W. A. EDWARDS A B1 )KAltL BARLEY?10 kegs just ree'd and for sale br IMHifiasA ?ma W. A. EDWARDS k BRO. t ree'd and for sale w. A. EDWARDS < *>?) OUNCKS pure Nitrate Silver, for sale by ? )? J*38 A. C. GOOD A CO. XGA Refined Saltpetre at ju24 LAUGUUNSA BUSH FIELD'S. FEES If Tomatoes?Just reclved and for sale bv juto \\\ A. ED W A UDS A n UO. ? LBS. (ium Opium (new crop), just received and for ?ale j O low by 2 1 JrW A. C. GOOD A CO BUSINESS CARDS. O ARTIFICIAL TEtiTH. on. S. P. HUIjLIHEN OFFICE, No. lai. Fourth streel, near the Presbyterian Church. jManufactures TKKTH expressly for each par ticular case. Full sets of Teeth, or an.c parts of sets, made with Artificial Gums. The Gum ii made inoue continuous or 3oUd plecc?the cost is the same for Teeth with or without Gums. - . 4 . Full sets of Teeth made from $75 to $150 a set: smalls sets from $8 to $5 per tooth. febl:1yd tUFPKIt, TIN Ac MIIEEr IKON WAKE Manufactory. THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, the subsccibcr would respect fully Inform his frieuds, and the public generally, ,that he continues to mauufacture the above named i articles in all their variety, all of which he has al ways on hand, a good assortment for Wholesale and retail at very low prices. lie also keeps on hand Cooking Stoves of the most approv ed patterns, for coal and wood. EVMob Work will continue to receive his particular at tention, and be executed with promptness and in a style that will please the most fastidious. E. VARNEY, _af?4 No. 3, Main street. WILLIAM HARE, Plummer c.nd Gas Fitter, [OPPOSITE TBS NORTH-WEST KHJI BASK,] 91 niia at.. Wheeling, Va. H OUSES fitted up with Water and Gas. Orders from the country for Pipes and Pumps attended to at short notice. nv2:tf COMMISSION MERCHANTS. iso 28 LBVBE, * M commercial STREET, tit. I.omKh, Mo., RDERS for Lead, Ucmp, Provisions, Flour, Groin, Ac., solicited and promptly executed. ?ItEFKR TO? J. J. Anderson k Co., Rankers, St. Louis, Mo. L. A. Renoist k Co., 44 ?* ? ffchl4?ly _ VENITIAH BLENDS' George Roberts, 20) IVInlu at. CONTINUES to manufacture to order (wholesale and re tail) a beautiful variety of VENITIAN WINDOW RL1NDS of every color and size, and at Eastern prices. These Rlinds are superior to every other kind of Window fllinds In use. t3P~Call and examine specimens. N? IS.?Old Rlinds repainted, and trimmed equal new. nv!4 I. M. PUMPREY. FORWAlljDINO ?fc COMMISSION MERCHANT. BO. 7S MAIN SKEKTT, OPPOSITE LIST 4 UoWELL'S, Wheeling, Va, REFKB TO? List k Howell, Wheeling, Va, G. k R. Davenport, Rarm-sville, O. Rurt,Shaf.. r k Smith, Cambridge, O. D. Applegate, Zanesrllle, O. Price k Son, Sinlthfleld, O. O. A. Z:ine, H.tltlinore. fc27 B. U. JohlJAK. J NO. P. UILCURlaT. G-. R. JORDAN & CO. PAPER MANUFACTURERS. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, !*?. 70 Itlaiu Mf. apU WHEELING, VA. Wheeling Savings Institution, OFFirn, 102 MAI* ST. C\FF1CE open from 9 o'clpck,?a. m., until 8 p. m. Discount / day?Thursday, 10 o'clock, a. in. Money received on transient deposlte. Interest paid on special deposites. J. Crdmdackkh, Alrx. Rcuers, Ai.kx. Paxton, A.N. Jobs son, Daniel Sticksrod, Jab. R. Marsh, Adam Fitchnkb ahi> 11. K- List?Directors. M. NELSON, President. WK. KeCdY. Treasurer. aug COMMERCIACL OL LGE COLUMBUS. O., The IBOit .Thoroovh and Practical Instl lion iu the We?(. TEIIM8: For Full Course, including all Departments of Booh I keeping, Lectures and Penmanship, invariably in advance $40 For Full Course in Ladies Department 2U rpnE PROPRIETORS take great pleasure in expressing X their thanks fur the gratifying aud unprecedented sue* I cess which have marked the career or their institution since I its establishment at the Capital, and stimulates them to re newed exertions to meet, in t/ie most efficient manner, the rapidly increasing demand for ipractlcfil and' comprehtn- j give course of mercantile training. The great practical experience of the Principal, In heavy Banking and Commer cial lluuscs, assisted by educutcd and accomplished gentle- . men has enabled him to bring to a degree of perfection a system of COUNTING ROOM instruction, by oral exercises, NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each student, by tlds new process, is drilled ut the DESK ^individ ually % step by step, until he lias mastered the whole routine of an Accountant's duties as thoroughly as though he had served an apprenticeship in some large Commercial House; and thus all aivkwarduess; faltering, and egregious blunders are, lu a great measure, dissipated. In addition to our engagement of accomplished Assist ants, we have also secured the services of some of the most eminent Lecturers In Ohio, to lecture on commercial topics. Our course of Instruction Is too extcuded to particularize here, but it embraces every tiling conuected with DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion of its Scientific Principles?Lectures upon Commercial History, and History of Euduent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge ography, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations, Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part nership, Ac. THE LADIEtV~~DEPARTMENT Is now opened for the reception of Ladies. 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 still more eminent degree, the nat tering reception with which our enterprise has met, and ice pledge ourselves to impart a more thorough practical course of Mercantile Instruction than can be formed at any other similar Mercantile College. . Among the many reccommendations, wo give the follow ing:? p\Ve, the undersigned, take pleasure in testifying that we _e personally acquainted with Mr. Granger's ability as an Accountant, and Teacher of Book Kceplug,"which Is of the highest order. He lias had great experience as an Ac countant, in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which gives him superior facilities in imparting a Practical Knowledge of Book Keeping, and a thorough Commercial Education. ''?&?&&&? I. J. ALLEN, LL. D., President of Farmers' College. L0R1N ANDREWS, President of Kenyon College. To young inen who wish to acquire a "Business Educa tion," we think it affords facilities very seldom equaled.? Mr. GkakGRR has the rare qualifications of theoretical knowl edge and aptness lu teaching, added to practical Counting Room experience, and we feel confident that graduates from his College will be fully competent to keep the most compli cated set Book9, A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. J. J. JANNEY, Scc'y Board of Control, State Dank of 0. J. P. PARM, Book Keeper at D. T. Woodbury's. D. OVERD1ER, Book Keeper at Clinton Dank. H. Z. MILLS, Scc'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co. C. B. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley A Co.'a. For full particulars, send for circular. GRANGER ARMSTRONG, fc4-W Proprietors. Baltimore COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. REMOVED to the ?i.aclou. New HAIL, No. 101 BalU | more street, which has been arranged and fitted up to order, for the further accommodation and convenience ol Student*^ During the past year, upwards of Pour Hundred Pupils have been in attendance, representing nearly every State In the Union, showing a popularity unsurpassed by any similar establishment. Book-Keeping, in all its numerous forms; Penmanship, ol various styles; Mercantile Calculations, In all their Busi ness Relations; Commercial Law, upon numerous important subjects, are illustrated In the Dtoat scientific and practical It is generally conceded that the facilities here offered for the acquisition of a finished business education are unsur* passed. Four Practical Accountants are regularly employed as in structors In the different Departments. error particulars write and receive a circular by man. * O. K. CUAMBEUUN, spS1 President. Ethereal oil?5 bids, for sale by |_ aplI ? A. C. GOOD A CO. BRUSHES?Wall, Paint, Varnish, 4c. for sale l?y apll A. C. GOOD A CO. "lirurft L AD?150 kegs Cincinnati, pure, fbr sale by IT _?PIJL A. C. GOOD A CO. OHl If1 BUSH, of Shorts In store and for sale by ?U M AT HEW McNABB. apSI Webster St. Wheeling. 500 LBS. Chrome Yellow, just received by *t?A I.AI7GHI.1NK A RrTiWFTKT.n. INRUSHES.?Troth, Comb, Hair and Nail Brushes, forsak ju2s * wumnros t robebts. CONCENTRATED LYE.?An economical and lahcr savinj article for making soap, for vale by ju2S fCTDWECIO A ROBERTS. I^RESJI Pine Apples?Just received and for sale by * Ju? W. A. FDWARDF t PRO. TRANSPORTATION. Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanesville E^IILROAD. open through. DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AND THE WKST! ON and alter Monday, May 20th, trains will run as follows (Sundays excepted): WESTWARD. Leave Express. Accommodation Zanesville 8:15 A. M. 8:00 P. M New Lexington 9M " 4:10 " Lancaster 10:80 " 5:*0 ? Circlcvllle 11:40 P.M. Cn?0 44 Washington.. la? 44 7.1W ?? Wilmington 2:15 " 8:40 " Morrow 3:15 44 9:40 44 LoTelaud Arrive Cincinnati 5:04 M 1:3C A. M. EASTWARD. Leave Express. Accommodation Cincinnati 6:Ml A. M. 8:80 P. M. Loveland .Sii *4 Morrow.-.-i~ ... 7:24 44 5:8% ?? Wilmington 8:"4 5? ?:8A 44 Washington 8:44 44 7:*^ 44 Circleville ..9:40 ?? 8:40 44 Lancaster 10:80 44 9:40 44 New Lexington 11:25 44 10:50 44 Arrive ZanesvlUe 12:80 P. M. 12:00 44 The 4:15 A. m. Train leaves Zanesville on the arrival of the 4:50 Train on C. O. R. R. from Wheeling, and arrives in Cln cinuatl at 5:04 p.*. The 8:00 p. a. Train leaves Zanesville on the arrival of the 11:45 a. m. Train on C. O. R. It. from Wheeling. This Road is located through the moot-beautiful part of Ohio, passing through New Lexington, Lancaster, Circle ville, Washington, Wilmington, Ac. all fine nourishing towns, and It has a beautiful line. There is a lurge portion of the road that is air-line, malting it a desirable route. No attention wiU be spared on the part of the officers of the Road to make this a pleasant route for the traveling public to patronise. Trains will stop at all intermediate stations, and connect at Morrow with trains for Dayton, Xenia, Springfleld, Ac., and at Loveland with traius for Hillsborough and Chllli coth*. Lines or Stages and Packets make connections for all im portant points in Southern Ohio. O. W. HARRIS, Sup't. fay The Omnibus Line calls at all the Hotels, and upon notice left with II. Orndorff, two doors east of the Stacey House, will call for passengers in anyj>art of the city. my 80?dtf FltlSICiHT DEPARTMENT. Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes ville Railroad. MERCHANTS, manufacturers, and the public generally, are hereby respectfully Informed that the C.W.4Z. It. It. Company is now prepared to receive and forward freight [from the temporary Station in Zanesville, on Second street north of Main,) to Cincinnati, Morrow, Wilmington, Wash ington, Circlcvllle, Lancaster, New Lexington and interme diate Stations. Particular attention will also be given tothe forwarding of Freight destined for the West in accordance with the wishes of consignors, whether by Railroad or the River from Cincinnati. Freight will be received and delivered during the winter months from 7 A. M. to 4 P. M.; during the summer months From 7 A. M. to 5 P. M., and shippers favoring the Company with their patronage, may rely upon the Company's Agents giving every attention necessary to insure the utmost promptitude and safety In the forwarding of property en trusted to their care. For further Information see the Freight Tariff published by the Company, or apply to H.K.SMITH, Oeueral Freight Agent, myftOdawtf ZAnesviile. Ohio. Change of Time! CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD. U. S. MAIL DAILY LINE BKTWEBN Wheeling and Pittsburgh. THE flne side wheel pas senger steamer FOREST CI TY, Capt. Geo. D. Moore,and JDIURNL,Capt.AsaShcpherdl _ _7_ trill run dally between Wheeling and Pittsburgh?the Forest City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Pri lay; and the Diurnal every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday nt 7 A. M., arriving at Wellsville In time to connect with the Cleveland cars, and at PUtsburgh in time for the morning line East. Returning?the Forest City lerves Pittsburgh ev i-ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and the Dlurual every Monday, Wednesday and Priday 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. 0. RAKER A CO. Agents. {^""ThroughTlckcts for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De troit; Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and Dunkirk, sold at the office of 8. O. Baker A Co fb5 STEUliEN VILLE AND WHEELING PACKET. The flne steamer CONVOY, Capt. A. O'Neal, will run as a regular packet between Steuben ville and Wheeliug, connecting with the Steubenville and In diana Railroad at Steubenvllle, and with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Wheeling. Leaves Steubenville at 8 o'clock, A. M., and Who ling at 2 o'clock P. M. For freight or passage, apply on board. ap4:3ra New Arrangement. THE WHEELING AND PARKKRSBURGII MAIL PACKET aster, Will leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10 o'clock, A. M., for Parkersliurg; connecting at Mariet ta with the steamer 11UCK, running: from Marietta to Zaties ville; and at Parkershurg with the steamer FASHION, run ning from Parkershurgto Went Columbia, Va. Returning: will leave Parkershurg every Monday, Wednes day and Friday, at 5)4 o'clock, A. M. Freight will be received for any point on the Muskingum between Marietta and Zanesville, and for any point on the Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia. apS5 WHEELING & PA RKERSBU&G PA OKET STEPHEN BAYARD m -jgIT7?*)fckcave9 Wheeling, Mondays, Wednesdays and Js?g5flEa7Priday? at 10 o'clock, A.M. Leaves Parkershurgh: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days, at C o'clock P. M. Deed 'M WHEELING, CINCINNATI k LOUISVILLE PACKEt7~ The new and splendid steamer W. G. WOODSIDE, Capt. J. K. Boom, will run as a regular packet to the abov and all intermediate ports. For Freight or passage apply to ag20 S. C. BAKER A CO., Agents. Saddle, Barness and Trunk Manufactory. JEREMIAH B. SHEPPARD and CHAS. MORGAN have this day eutered into partnership in the Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturing business, under the name of Shep pard k Morgan. Having purchased from Mr. Knote the manufacturing part of his extensive establishment, and occupying his large workshops, we have facilities lor manufacturing which will enable us to furnish every description of articles at the very . :tnd of the latest ami most impr<.\? i -t !-. We have now on hand a full assortment of all articles in our line, consisting of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Collars, Whips, Carpet Bags, Sacbels, 8add!c Bags, Ac., Ac., all of which will be sold wholesale and retail at the very lowest rates. Particular attention will be paid to ordered work; repair ing promptly attended to; and we trust, by strict attention and reasonable prices, to merit a continuance of the patron age which has been so liberally bestowed upon the former proprietor. SHEPPARD A MORGAN, augtt-Sin No 181 Main St., corner of Union. Sold Out. 'PHE subscriber having sold out to Messrs. fihepard k X. Morgan the manufacturing department of his establish ment, would embrace this opportunity to return his sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage extended to him, for the last twenty-three years, an>l begs leave to rcconn. his numerous friends and customers, his successors, know ing theiu to be experienced workmen and in every way worthy the confidence and patronage of the publie. I have no doubt they will render full satisfaction to all who may favor them with their custom. aufc-J-3in JOHN KNOTE. Notice. HAVING sold out the Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manu facturing part of my business, I shall devote myself (for the present) exclusively to the Saddlery, Hardware and Coach Trimming busine-s, having, by the change, much more room and greater facilities, and being the only one in this city, exclnfively in this business, and from my long experi ence In, and extensive connection with.thc Saddling business, I bope to be aide to render entire satisfaction to all who will favor me with their custom. Very thankful for the liberal custom heretofore bestowed upon me, I solcit a continuance of the same. JOHN KNOTE, auc^hn 01.1 Stand. 153 M:nn Str?->-t. Sundries. 1 1 n SACKS of Rio Coffee; 111/ * tierce* Rice; 8 bbls. Pulverized Sugar,. ? " Crushed * " Soft Crushed Sugar; 3 hhd*. N. O. Sugar; ~ 10 boxes Chocolate; 400 lbs. Race Ginger; 10 boxes White Pipes; SO bbls. No. 3 medium Mackerel; 90 X bbls. 25 boxes No. 1 Herring; lo bbls. Prime Eastern Herring; Just received and for sale by ALKX. TURNER, Melodeon Bulling*. Main st. Sundries. LBS. pure Ground Pepper; M * Alspice; 50 4 pure ground cinnamon; 25 4 ?*=r 4?- dsVcs; - to * do ginger; lu ' do mace; Stf doa. pure pulverized mustard; Just fresh giound and for *al?? by ALEX. TURVES, dc30 _ Melodeon buUding, Main st. ^AZIN*S BARBER. SOAP.?just received and for aaleXy ? jB? PtTNMXRTRO * ROBERTS 230 Kfkn LBS.XThrome Green .prime quality, just received by OUU ap30 LAUQllUNS k BUSHFIELD. CiGAR&t Prise Medal, just reerived and for sale by J?t*? W. A. TOWARDS k BC0. INSURANCE. The Citizens Fire, Marine and IjIF 15 INSURANCE COMPANY UP WUKKLINU. OFFICE NEXT OOOU TO THE >1. ? M. BANK. TIIIS Company is now lully organized and prepared to issue Policies, at the most liberal rates, on Fire, Ma kink aud I slash risks. DIRECTORS: Andw P. Woods, Vm. McCoy, Jas. U. Baker, Win. W. Shriver, John M. Matthen s, John List, J ad. C. Acheson. L. S. Delaplain. John P. Hopkins. L. S. DELAPLAIN. President. W. F. PcTEnsoy, Secretary. spt FIRti AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENCEY, WHEELING, VA. Howard fire and marine insurance co.t of PHILADELPHIA. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Incorporated by Act of the Lcginlature of I*cnu*y Ivnttiu. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, ?COO,OUO, PULL AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED. Jnee?ted uh/oIIouh: First Honda and Mortgages on Proper ty In the City of Philadelphia, $130,090 Stocks worth par, 2*22,100 Cash 011 hand,.. 51,190 Amount secured by Stock Notes, 10w,0i:0 Amount or ?tock due on Call, "I'^flO THIS COMPANY EFFECTS insurance ON Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Lumber, Ac., on Tea sels, Cargo and Freight, to all Ports, aud by Railroad, Lukes, and Rivers, at the lowest Rates, and upon the most liberal Terms: guurautceing Prompt Payment on the adjustment of Losses. ? Perpetual Insurance at usual rates. E. 11. swearingen, Agent for the State of Virginia. Office Union Hall Buildings, West side of Main St., 2ud door South of N. W. Bank. augO Insure your Property. AND SA VE YOUR EARNINGS BY INSURINO YOUR LIFE. Wm. T? Se'.by, Insurance Agent, Will take Fire and Marine risks in the Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia J Capital 8300,000 r nil paid in, and Invested with surplus. WILL also take applications for Life Policies, in the United States Life lusurance Annuity and Trust Com* pany of Philadelphia. Assets $541,408.42 Estimated Value of Annual Premium S3U,204.UU aug9 Oilice at Tallant A Delapls ins Store Main St. THE" J2TNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CONN. INGORl'OHATKD, MAV t819. WITH A PERPETUAL CHARTER?CASH CAPITAL ALL PAID IN, 500,000. ONE of the oldest and best Institutions in this country, continues to take risks upou the most favorable terms. Apply to E. B. swearingen, Agent for Wheeling and vicinity. OFFICE?Union Hall Building, Main street. JulS?ily HOME FIRE AND MARINE" imUltAti CE COATPAJV [OFFICE NO. 4 WALL STREET, N. Y.] THIS Company Is owned and managed by some of the wealthiest aud best merchants In the city of New York.? For particulars enquire of W.F.PETERSON, jnS Agent fsr Wheeling and vicinity. ATHENiEUM FIRE OFFICE," London. iDTUOBIXEU CAPITAL JC-J.000,000. Available, Capital $1,284,300. YyiLL TAKE any and all fair Fire Risks at a reasonable Losses are adjusted and promptly paid without rifcrence to London. For further particulars enquire of WM. F. PETERSON, Agent for Wheeling and vicinity, f QgnCB "e*tdoor to tho M. k Mr Bank, r-: > mh8 Valley of Virginia FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Win* 1'. Selby, Agent ai Wheeling. OFFICE?at the store of Tallant k Delaplaln, Main street, between Monroe and (Juiucy streets; are prepared to take Risks at customary rates on Goods in transitu, Steam boats,Stores, DweUings, Ac. ?REFEKENC ES? J. K. Baker, Tallant A^Delaplain, Thos. 11. List, D. Lamb, Norton, Aclieson k Co. G. llardman, 8. Brady, S. C. Baker k Co., List k Howell, O. W. Helskell k Co., septl2 riV?0?tA?!DE TIIEPIKE AM) MAIilNE INSURANCE COM PANY OP WHEELING. Incorporated 1831. TAKES risks atthelowest rates on Buildings of all kinds, Steamboats, Furniture and Merchandise, and against all dangers attending the Transportation of Goods ?n rivers, seas, lakes, canals and railroads. DIRECTORS. R. Crangl-, 8. Brady, Rob't Morrison "'SamH Neel, Wm. Fleming, J. W. Olll, Dan'i Lamb, Robt Patterson, Sainl. Ott. KOBT. CR ANGLE, Pres't. It. W. Harding, Scc'y Applicationsf??r Insurance wlR be promptly attended to by the President and Secretary. Wheeling, Jan. 2S. 1653. MoCLALLENS, KNOX <fe CO., WH0LE8ALS AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Btoinnnd Sfaoea, ill en ? and ISoy** IlaU*^ uiid C'npn AT THE WELL KNOWN STAND OP THE BIG RED BOOT. WE arc now receiving from our Eastern Manufacturing Establishment*, one of the largest and best manufactu red assortment of Boots and Shoes, for Fall and Winter wear,, ever offered in this or any other market. They have been manufactured to order, according to our own directions, and are intended expressly for retailing. To our regular custo mers, and all other* who may favor us with a call, we can offer an unusually large variety of Boots and Shoes, which we guarantee equal in quality of material and wormanslilp to those manufactured in this or any other part of the United States. Our stock will be found to conuist, in part, of the fol lowing seasonable good: NO. 187. 1,000 pr men's kip boots, women's oaitprb, halt 1,000.do do thick boots, gaite**, btc. liJd0?do do calf boots, 200 pr women's gaiterq, 1,000 do do water proof do 400 do half gaiters, mks'b bbooams. 500 do walking shoes, BOO men's calf brogans, 500 do pegged shoes, 1,u?W prime k p do 500 do ki<l buskins, slip l.oiio do thick do pre s. 1,000 low priced .do misses bootkes, buskibs, BOYS' BOOTEES. HTC., BTC. ; 1500 pair boys thick bootees, 500 misses morocco lace, 500 do do kip do 800 do kip do 300 do do calf do 800 do calf do youth's BOOTS. 800 do kid and moroc 500 pr youth's calf boots, ro buskins. 800 do kip do 100 do black, blue and 1500 do thick ?io bronzed gaiter*. BOYS AHD YOUTHS BBOCAV9. Cnil-DRKS V BOOTEES. 1000 pr boys kip brogans, 1500 pr fancy bootees, 1500 do thick do 2000 kid k morocco M 1000 youths do do 1500 children's peg'd," titM) do kip do 1000 children's Koat, ** 500 boys and youths calf do 1500 do colored M WOJIES1* LACE BOOTS, OCM SHOES. 500 morocco lace boots, 4000 pairs mens', ladles and 1000 calf do children's Gum 8haes. coo kid do HATS AXD CAW. 1500 kip do 400 daz men men* plnab caps, 800 * * wool hats, a A WD BOXES. 800 wood band boxes. Thankftil for the liberal patronage heretofore extended us, we solicit a continuance of tbesnme. sepSS McCLALLENS, KNOX 4- CO. Laughlins & Bushfiel h Whnslesle Dragcisis , dSfii 25, Monroe Street, ARE receiving their Fall stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints,Oil*, Perfumery and Fancy articles 4c., to which the attention of Dealers is Invited. In our stock may be found: ToO lbs Gum Camphor, 1,000 lbs Cream Tartar, 1,000 M Brimstone. J,??00 " Bi Cart Soda, 2,000" Epsom Salts, 1,000 " Soda Salaratus, 2,000 M Sal Soda, #U0,M Flos. Sniphur, 500 " Gumarabic, 800 11 Saltpetre, SPICES. 500 lbs Tepper, 500 lbs Sicily Licorice, 400 " Allspice, luO ?4 Cai. Licorice, ?00 M Cinnamon, 500 " CtoTem, 100 " Nutmegs, lo bxs Gr'd Cinnamon, 3u0 " Mustard, 10 ?? M Prnpcr, 200 w Race Ginger, 60 doc Mustard, 500 M Cir'd Ginge^/-5^^-f^i 0U " Ext. Coffee, PATENT MEDICINES. Ay re's Cherry Pectoral, Batchelor's Hair Dye, Itadwaj'sR. Rrlief, Jaync's Medicine*, Conklin's Salve, McClintock's Medicines, Holloway'a Pills, Hampton's Tincture, Hollowav'e Ointment, Dalley's Pain Exiractor, Huofiand'w German Hitters, and eTery other medicine Thomson's Eye Water, sold. CHEMICAL*. CO lbs Quinine, 50 " C* omrl, 50 Tanniri, *5 " B'le Maw, 20 " Chinioeune, 1ft ?* J?>1 Potafh, SO ** Morphine, 15 ** Glyeervrle, 20 " Cinchona, 10 " Cit. Potassa, 10 " Chloroform, 10 " Limes. Tr Clr.eh. All of irhleh we gur- ?ntee to give satisfaction in bolh quality and price. n?27 First iprlBgfltsck. Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, &c. &.o. J. T. SCOTT'S ^EW and splecdM stocS?far exceeding in beauty, ex _lN celUnce, variety and cheapness, any be has heretofore offeredIdrf patron.?will be opened on MONDAY MORNING. 24TTI INST., To which he respectfully Invites the attention ottbe pub lic-. TR ANSPO11TATION Virginia Central Railroad. ORANOK AND ALKXANUJUA ltAIT.HOAO. Great Northern and Southern Mail Route. i'OK KOIITHKIIN, SOUTlOUUi AND WEiSTKUN TKAYKLKRtv Twice DaiLT, (Sunday night excepted,) between Rich mond aud Washington City via Gordonsvllle and Alex andra. Hours of departure at Rich mond fi:45 A. M. and 7*0 P. M. Returning leave Washiugton.. .0 A. M. and 4 P. SJ. and Arrive at Richmond ; 1:80 P. M. and 4 A. M. Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich mond and Washington. THESE TWO RAILROADS HATING NO STRAr RAH* and belngin excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar antee of alwaj*s securing conneotk?n>, in L-, -aown by arri val*; dally at Richmond and Washington city in advance of the Steamboat line. Park between Richmond and Washington $5,60 An Omnibus will be found always ready to take f\r<nig1i ? passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel, b&wem the two Depots, free of charge, with uniplc time for them'air ? take their meals, whether going North or South. Through Tickets can be obtained between Danville'-and Wellington 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 Danvllie Road, aad at tend to their baggage all the .Way to Washington or^the Bal timore Depot. * % The fare the same by the mail line as by the old steamboat route. There Is ne change of cars cn the night line,between Rich* mond and Alexandria. fel Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark RAILSOAD Change of Time. ON and after Tuesday, Aug. 7,1855, until further notice. Trains will be run a* foUows, (Saturdays excepted:) GOING 80UTH. . j__,_ Leave Sandusky............ 11-20 A. M. 6*90 P.M. Huron June 11-J" ?? 0 40 " Monroevllle, . 12-05 P. M. 710 44 Centreville 12*85 44 7*B5 44 Plymouth 1*00 44 8*15 ?? Shelby June 1*20 44 8*40 41 Mansfield June 1*45 44 ar. 9.10 " 44 le. C-00 A. M. Frederick, 8*27 P.M. 7*40 44 Mt. Vernon,....* 8*42 44 8*00 44 Utlca, 4-12 44 8*85 44 Reach Newark 4*40 44 9.10 44 going~north. MAIL BXP. BXPRKS8. Leave Newark, ....9*2o A. M. 4*00 P. M. Utlca 9*48 44 4*82 44 ML Vernon, 10*80 44 5*05 44 Frederick, 10*48 44 5*20 44 Mansfield June 12*00 * 6*87 44 Shelby Juno 12*25 P. M. 7 o7 44 Plymouth, ;7.i 1*00 44 7*80 44 Centreville, 1*25 44 7*50 44 Monroevllle, 2*02 44 8*25 44 Huron June 2*22 44 8*45 " Reach Sandusky 2*46 44 9*05 ?? GOING SOUTn?The 11.20 a.m. Train will connect at San dusky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Monroevllle with Chicago Express on the Southern Division of C. A T. Road; at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cieve'and; at Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh, and at Newark with the East and West Trains on the Central Ohio RaUroad. The 6*20 P. M. Train will connect at Sandusky with steam er Bay City from Detroit; at Monroeville with western Train 0. A T. R. R.; at Shelby Junction at 5*21 P. M. with the Mall Train on O. C. O. R. O. for Columbus A Cincinnati; at Mans field Junction at5*55 P. M. with Fast train on O. it P. -R. R. for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night Trains on Central Ohio R. R. GOING NORTH.?The 9*20 a m Train will make close con nection at Newark with Mall Train from Bellair on C. O. R. It.; at Mansfield Junction with Kxqress for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at 12*15 P M with Cincinnati Expre&d for Cleveland,Buffalo and New York, and at Monroevllle with Mall Train on O. A. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, Ac. 4.00 p m Train will connect at Newark with Express from the East on CenUnl Ohio Road; at Mansfield Junction with Fast Train for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at 5*21 r M with Cincinnati Mall for Cleveland; at Monroevllle with Night Express for Toledo and Chicago, and at 8andusky with the steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago. J. W. WEBB, Bup?t. Sandusky, Aug. 4, 1?<55. sepl5?tf John H. Thompson, WHOLESALE & RETAIL BOOKSELLER, STA TlOXEl: <6 DEALER IN WALL PAPER. 117 1*1 nin at., Wbecling, Vn. ALWAYS on hand a complete assortment of Books In the various department# of literature, Blank Books, Wri ting and Wrapping Paper*, every variety of plain and fan cy Stationery, and Wall Paper of the best putterns, at the lowest prices. t?F"0asb paid for Rags. ag29 350 Eolectio School Books. DOZEN McGuffey's Eclectic Spelling Bonk; 75 4 " 44 1st Reader; 75 ? 44 44 2d 40 4 *4 "3d 4 42 ? ? 44 4th 27 4 44 44 5th 15 4 Ray's Arithmetic, Pnrt I; 10 ? 44 44 44 II; 84 4 44 44 HI; X " Algebra; Ker. ?ML Pinneo's Analytical Grammar; 2 4 44 English Teacher. JuBt received per Central Ohio Railroad, and for sale at Publishers h?I(??b. JOHN H. THOMPSON, _ No 11T Main ?t. JOBS! QUE AT JOBS 1 BONNETB! JUST OPENED?6 cases of Bonnets of the following kind*: Split Straw, Swiss Straw, Tuscan, Brilliant and Braids of the latest styles; for aale by the dozen or retail, at a lowe figure than ever before seen in Wheeling. ALSO?Neapolitan Bonnets; 40 boxes Ruches?latest styles; 8 ps. Straw Skirting; 2 r?s. Neapolitan do; Whlsku Blonde i Blonde, kc. kc. At wholesale and retail by my2 STONE k TH0MA8, NEW Stylo Fall Bonnets, Rich Bonnet Ribbons, 200 piece* Velvet Ribbons, all width*, just received at sp29 HEISKELL k SWF.ABIN6RN'8. Wanted. T OCAL AGENTS in every town In the States of Virginia I J nnd Kentucky. For particulars enclose postage stamp and address C. DREW & CO, 258 Walnut street, spHrfUw Cinslnnatl. >. Powder! Powder! MREILLY has constantly in magazine, a good supply ? Dupont's superior Rifle, Sporting (in cannisters), Blasting, both for rock and coal, which he will sell either by the quantity or single package, as low as It can be had in the West. Railroad contractors and others using large quantities, will do well vo call. , IOO Supar Cured Hams, "W. W. Davis," Plain llama and Shoulders, lor sale by - sp27 T HOBURN k HADDBN 300 lbs pure and fresh ground Pepper, 50 lb* Alsplce do do ';300 lbs pure do do Ginger, MfiiliAiMi M" . 50 lbs Cloves, : lhO lbB Cinnamon, fresh ground. 12o0 lbs Cream Tartar, ground from the Chryatols, warranted pure and for sale by ?eptS ALEX. TURNER. Millinery. [RS. IIASSELL begs to inform her friends, the Ladles of Wheeling and its vicinities, that on Wednesday, Sep tember 17th, she will open her Fall Goods, comprising Bon nets, Mantels, Cloaks, &c? kc., of the latest Parisian fash Ions, and a variety of all kinds of Millinery goods. ?p!7-3tn 102 Main street, Wheeling, Va. ?j ~ Notice. THE undersigned having been appointed administrator of the late Wm. Charnock, heft by requests all persona knowing; themselves indebted to said estate or to the firm of Wi * J. N. Charnock to come forward and make immediate settlement. JOSEPH CHARNOCK. ; sepCT ? -- ... . " . - ?? ? OOO LR3 Jiutflish Rose Pink, at Z JU24 LAVAIIV.TNK k BWSHMEf.D'S^ SWEET POTATOES. IO bbls prime, from Baltimore, for sale by sp?0 C.EO. WILSON. Fall Style Hats. T> ECEIVKD thU day a lot of Beebe*s Fall Style SUk Hats, XV something superior in style and finish to anything that can be found in the City. augll a D. HARPER A BON. Masonic Regalia. ANOTHER consignment of Masonic Knight T*-taplar, Royal Arch and Master Masons Regalia, at the manu facturers prices, for **ie at the Jewelry gtb*e of O. P. BROWN, ag'28 Xo. 118 Main st. J CASES Sicily Liquorice at " 4- ju*4 LACOHMVS L RUSH FIELD'S. METROPOLITAN CAPb! Just needed a lot, a most U-autifui article. *. D. HARPER k BOS. _e?rp? O POUNDS Mercurial Ointment; 25 Red Precipitate; 20 &?S Corrosive Sublimate?at ! Jc4 LAIXi HLISS k BUSH FIELD'S. 50 White Beaver Hats. VYTILLopenin a few day* the Paris style, a Terylight anc IT pretty article an*21 F. D. 't A BPER AEON. 2 iO iiMlis. I'nuie snoulUem. i For sale by tfii j. m. matthewa * CO. HOPS. A FEW bik< Xt, llojn, i? ?Kn ?oJ : " "It 1>T injlj M. KEIIXY TOO Dm WOOL 1IATS, Jul received. Ibiflis, '18. V. I) UAItPP.E* SON. IniON STRUP?br Ihr bottle or dozen for Ml* br j rnawauwjm * hnBEBT?. CITY BUSINESS. K N' C O U R.1C,K A II KRIC A N M A X UP ACT II it*?. BVTLER'H IIUVK-KKKPCK'* Writing Fluid. SINCE this superior Fluid Ink lias been before the public, now nearly two year*, it has been constantly p fining In jkyojyapd is now preferred by many to the far-famed Ar nold Fluid, During the past year twenty thousand quart and pint bot tles, together with smaller sizes Innumerable, {have been sold to bankers and merchants In Cincinnati, Louisville, Pitts bnrgh, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Terre lluute, Lafayette, Vlncennes, Indianapolis, EvansviDe, Frankforti^elluaUm, Nashville, Memphis, St. Louis, Ylcksburg, Jackson, Natchez and New Orleans. It has also been adopted in the State De partments of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi. It has taken three first class Diplomas at the Mechanics Institutes of Cincinnati and Louisville, and four Diplomas and Prise Me dals at State Fairs 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. Bai ler's Book-Keeper's Writing Fluid: Northwestern Bank of Virginia; Merchants' A Mechanics* Dank of Wheeling; Dank of Wheeling: Cresccnt Manufactu ring Company; County Clerk of Ohio County; National Tele graph Ofilce; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Office; McLure House; Kelly, Holloway A Co.; Russell & McAfee; Gordon, Matthews A Co.; T. Sweeney A Son; Doace A Cow frill; Ott A Boyd; Boyd k Ott; Oliver Pry or; Jas. H. Stout k Ooj Lamb din, Giiberson k Co.; Press. For sale at manufacturers prices by ocflO LAMBPlS, GILBERfiONAOO. TV A. Ei?WJUU)^1 ?tr ' V.5 ' ' ( ? ived, xt thflr ? V ? Grocery, corner of Market and Qulncy streets, as follows: Rio Colfee, Sardines, Roasted Coffee, Com Starch, Ground 44 Vanilla Chocolate, Extract 44 Cocoa, Java 44 Broma, Imperial Tea, Farina, Young Hyson Tea, Ycrmicella, -.'GPowdeir ;i I _ Oolong 41 Fresh Tomatoes, Breakfast u Fresh Strawberries, Rice, Fresh Peaches, English Split Peas, Preserved Ginger, Rice Flour, Lemon Byrup, No. I Mackerel, bbls k kits, Strawberry Syrup, Irish Salmon, Raspberry 41 Potomac Herring, A general aanortra't of sptoea, Scotch " i?senct's and oils. Cucumber Pickles, Filbert# and Citrons, Mixed 44 Falkirk k Harvey's Scotch Walnut Catsup, Ale, Tomato ?* Fine ClgarB, Worcesterpldre Sauce, Johnson's fine Lump Cfcswlaf American Mustard, ' Tobacco, I, French 44 Maccaronl. ?T"The above stock has been carefully selected In the 1 Eastern markets, and we invite our friends and the publio to call and examine, as we are prepared to sell at the lowest market prices. mj* W. A. EDWARDS k PRO. CHICKEKINQ'S PIANO FORTEB ? OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for sole, a fresh supply of Chlckering k Sons cel ebrated Piano Fortes, of beautiful Black Wal nut and Rosewood finlBh, and for brilllaucy of less of touch cannot be surpassed either In this country or Europe, and are offered at the lowest manufactu rers prices, Including carriage. I Also, Prince A Co.'s Melodeons, new style, with ftiU and half swell, of fine Rosewood finish, and at the lowest Buffalo Glees; with a general stock of Martin's celebrated Guitars, ilian, French and German Violins, Violin cellos. Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tamborlnes, Tuning Forks, the best Italian | Strings, with all other articles in the muslo line, and a ? ral assortment of Variety Goods. Wholesale and retail at the old Music and Variety Ftore, 1 No. 26 Union street. | myg JAS. MELLOR. LADIES & GENTLEMEN?TAKE NOTIOBt FINE PEKFUMERIE8. WE have just received a large assortment of ehote* Perfumeries and Toilet Articles, comprising: Pomatums; French and American Hair Oils; Lubln's Extracts for the Handkerchief; Bazlu's 44 20 varieties j Oriental Drops; "Odeur*"?new and rich styles; Stick Pomatums; Cosmetic Creams and Powders; Tooth Pastes; Toilet Waters; Imported Colognes; Aromatic Vinegar; Attar of Roses?rich styles; Milk of Noses; Toilet Soaps?a great variety. For sale by T. H. LOGAN k Co. my 14 Bridge Corner Druggists. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. FUNDKNBEHG & ROBERTS NO. 1, WASHINGTON HALL, Wheeling, Va. WOULD respectfully Inform the public that they are now replenishing their stock with a complete assort i Drugs and Medicines, and will always have on hand a supe rior article of all kinds?tcarranted fine. The following are some of the articles In store: Congress Water. Ferrated Tiuct. Bark, Sims' manufacture. Cod Liver Oil, Baker's manufacture. Chloroform, Sulphuric Ktlier. Coliodeon?a very superior article. Arsenlte of Quinine; Brucla. Fine Extracts for Flavoring purposes. Dandelion Coffee, Wilson's. Wines and Brandies for medical use. Ac., Ac., Ac., my 14 linlr, Tooth and /Mall Uraihca. THE richest assortment in Wheeling? "Wliat-Not" Dusters; Mosquito Fans; Fancy Pungent* and 3Iatcb Safes; Porte Monnales; Combs?all varieties; India Rubber Goo.ls; With a complete assortment of Druggists Fancy Article*. For sale by T. H. LOGAN A CO., my 1-4 Bridge Cor. Druggists. RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS! ! I SAVINGS BANK STOKE FOB SALE. THE proprietor of the Savings Bank Store, corner of Mar ! ket and Monroests.. Wheeling, -Va., wishing to ebatge _ I bio occupation, and it being uecensary to dose his business 9 during the present year, offers hi* entire stock of Boots. > Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac. at wholesale, on favorable terms, and will continue to sell at retail (if not otherwise disposed oQ the best bargains in the city. | I have just received a fine assortment of Sammer Hats, ladies and gents Shoes and Gaiters, and would respectfully ; say to all those disposed to patronise me, my Goods must bs sold.aad will be aold regardless of profit. j Come one and all?you shall have value for your money. I I have many Goods?I will sell at cost. ?nW? II II. WATSON. Removal. ON Tuesday, April 1, C. P. BROWN, having : from Washington Hall, will open at Ro. flH, JIaiu tttrect, In Hornbrook's Building, one door above Messrs. Marsh A Taylor's, a beautiful assortment of Watches, Jewelry aiul Fancy Articles, recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities. ? A call and examination of his stock by bis former patro* ami the public generally io respectfully invited. Wheeling, March &?. 1S5C. OUR stock id now full, and It is our intention to keep Itr^ ry complete, by constant additions, throughout tbs -wholeaeason. >*? *>'? myll7 HEX8KELL k SWEARINGVS. W-^OAT*. ^ ~ 1^*0^ earket, % TIMOTHY SHE?. [ For which the highest market price will be paid. *p7 GILL A CO. Flavoring Extracts i70R Jellies, Pastries, Creams, Puddings, etc. etc., 1 For sale by T. H. LOGAN A CO. Jnl5 Bridge Corner Druggists. 8ADULC HLANKETH.. I HAVE * lot of firat rate Backmrafedtfta BlanktU, for Mia cheap at the old stand, lb3, Main street. nv*4 JOHN KNOTS. T~ DISSOLUTION. HE law partneaship existing between the undersigned Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Each will prac tice law as heretofore. Z. JACOB, dc27 J. H. PENDLETON. FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, Ac. WANTKD.?The subset fbers wlR purchase or make 11 advances on consignment to Baltimore, Philadt advances on consignment to Baltimore, or New Tew l'ork, of flour, weeat, rye, oats, corn, barley , clover and timothy seeds. Also on butter (solid pickled) asf eggs. GILL A GO. !?!???????flif BAitDOTTE'8 WORM tiUGAR DROPS, A pleasant and efficacious remedy for Worms in children. j?\. rut up in tlie form of fine candy, avoiUmg the disagree - able taste ot Vermifuge generally. Price 26 cts per box. Sold by T, H. LOGAN A CO., _dec21. ' Bridge Corner. FOUNDRY PIG IROM. ? PA TONS Lonaconing Foundry Iron, for sale by Ol/ aogO GILL k CO. IVaUr *. A General ArtionniLUL OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Yorniuhes, Dyestufis, Brushes, Notions, etc., etc., always on hand ot the jUtl itKlDOK CCUMKK DitCO BtSIS. BRANDY?A very superior article, just received and ft ?ale by rUNDENBERG 4 ROBERTS, Je4 Washington Hall Drug Store RAT PILLS! KAT PILLSjT LYON'S Rat Pills, lied Bug Poison, Ac. Ac.,?first rate ar ? ticlca lor exterminating these pests. Ju?t received and for kale by Jul I T. If. LOOAS A "CO. FRENCH CORSETS. A FULL assortment of French Cornets, In all ?tz?s,Ja*t received By Cxpreu, at ap8? ilkll.-KKLL A b WEARING EN'S. TtlniioZZ. ELEGANT Ribbons, French Flowerp, RoucheH, Straw Drain/. Ac. received at W. D. MOTTE A BRO'E. ? which they will sell at very low prices. apS 'KID GLOVES. InAVE ju*t received the largert lot of Genta Kid Gloves ever onered in this market, and of the very best makes. Every pair warranted to give entire satisfaction or no sale - at No. a Washington Hall. ap2 J. H. 8TAI.I.M4N, HIAWATHIA CAPS. Just received- a lot of Genie Uia waitlia Cap*; call and s.e tbnn. fZyi 7 S. D. HARPER A SOi*.