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VOLUME 5 WHEELING VA. TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, IS5(> NUMBER S6 ?l)c uiljmtng Jntcmgcuccr, IS PUBLISHED DAILV, TRt-WKF.KLY AND WEEKLY, BT CAMPBELL & MoDERMOT. OFFICE?Corner of Main and Quincy streets ?Eulranuu from yuiucy st. '1'JiltMS. Dajlt, perannum *3,00 Tw?W mrtl.V, jn-r auuurn fcVU U iWLtT, \Kl anUUlU - $lt"0 KATES OF aUvEUTISING. KS LISLs, O* NONl'AUKIL, OK Lfc&, CONSTITUTING A PViUAKE. For one iquarv 1 Insertion $ 73 -i 44 1,00 *? ?4 a .. 1,23 14 M 1 ?t?k 5*t00 * " a,50 ?? 44 1 month 3,00 ?? ?? 2 " 0,73 ** 44 jj ?? o,00 y 6 " i*,oo 44 '* 12 " 13,'JO Fcr advertisements of greater length, and left* than X of a toluxun, iD?ert?-d 1 or a louder time than two months, a dis count of bUy per crut. on tin- above will be made for rarh ?nuare forth* irft three month*. *'or Bu*lne*s or Proles*loual Cards, % square or I-m, jurr annum $ 6,00 For iliuiiieii or Professioual Cards, one square, per annum..... 10.00 for 1 column(outside) one year lOti^OO j* ?4 44 ?* eo,uo ?4 * 44 44 " 40,00 Fifty per cent, cn the above for the inside. fr-ar"Personal C?mmunications charged at $1,00 per thou ?and em*. t?r-?ptfci&] Notices charged $30 per square, per annum, for tir*t square, and the sauic rate of discount thereon for a greater uurnber of squares as under the general head, and 10 cents a line for single insertion. Busintc* Advertisements, with monthly change, one square 1 year.... ?. #25,00 t'au: ? with weekly change 80,00 Notice of Deaths Inserted gratuitously, but Funeral Notice charged 50 Marriage Notice charged i. 60 Nominations, charged for cadi candidate for a sep arate offce, Inserted for one month or less, In ad vauce ' 2,00 R*-ligiou? notices Inserted for half price. BUSINESS CARDS. LAWYERS 1! USJSKI.J. &? FITZHU OSn, A ltorn?')N iitid I ouu>rlloiN at l.nw, OFFICE No. &l, Mokmou stbkkt, Wheeling. Va. "jTH. PENDLETON, A T T O K X i: Y A T 1- A \V , WhtJkLlXO, t'A. par-ATTENDS the Court, of Ohio, Marshall, Brooke and Hancock couuties. OFFICE?on Quincy street. Just above Main. fc7 I o. K. tuaw, ( jr. f. tcasiRa, JucksouC. II., Va. f ( Parkersburg, Va. Thaw & Turner, ATTOUN'EVS AT LAW. ZyBT" WILL attend strictly to all business entrusted to them !u tiic counties of Wood, Wirt, Jackson, Ritchie, Gilmer and Pleasant*. Particular attention given to collections. ?REFER TO? PHILADELPHIA.?lion. Ceorjre Sharswood ; Hon. Joel June*, Uon.Cltas. Gilpin, Messrs. Lee A Walker. BALTIMORE?Sfessrs. Ncalc A Luckctt, Messrs. Penn A Mitchell. WHEELING?Messrs. Z. 8. A J. J. Yarnall, Thomas John ston, Jr. oc2o:ly PHYSICIANS. ALFKED HUGHES, M. D. Kou.ceopailiic Physician, IAS removed his utilise aud residence, ami pernianently Katrd linii!*flf at the corner of Fourth and Qutucey iitrecU, clow the First Presbyterian Church imtCKlluL'U*:?.Morning, from 7 to 9 Noou, *? 1 '? 8 V ? " y DILL OF PRICES.?For a single visit, 75cents; rnrdtclne, 1 ct'lita. For two or more visit* a day, 5o cents; uiedlclde, !> criili. Advice at oilice, and medicine, from '2b to 60 cU, mi upM ur?i9, us die cast- may be. ObsUtric ca*ts from to flit. Visit* to the country, according to distance. The above "Hill oi Price*" is giveu because it is said my tardea are much higher. my tt-lyd J. W. WHEAT/7 ~ I I O M E O 1J A '1' 1 11 S T . \FFJl'r.?at residence ou Market ?trnl, opposite the Post J- UUice. ^ ^ ^ -J fciy Medical. )H. I>. C. CttACHAFT tenders Ills professions! services tu the citutua oi South Wheeling uml vicinity. OKI-ICE directly west of Kcriett's Hotel. mrSiSin E. VAIiNEY, jl' a s u r a c r u j: k it o k lOFPKlt, I l.> ?V IUO.V IV A IS E, So. 8 Main a*., near Uit Crttk Jiru/ye, _ WHEELING, VA. Lambdin, Butiham <St Co. ruuiiniA t<uibi.i<u.& iiiWM.v l'Al'lil! Mll^LS. \? llfc.fc.UlNu, \ A. Manufacture Printing and U r?ppiug Paper,Candle Paper, Cotton Yam Paper, Meant llout Paper, UunuLt Hoard*, Fullers* Hoards. Ac. W. D. MOTTE & QRO., DEAL Kits Iu ull kind- of fuiri^u and Iloiueaile lJKY CiOOiJJrS. NO. llo, MAJX xiliEET, WHEELING, YA. M. liEILLY, Wholesale dealer m Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Wine* and Liquors, No. lbl Wist Markst Sqcakb, ma*:ly _W1LEEL1NG, YA. ^ ? ? ? ? . - . M*CLALI.?. P. U'CLALLfcS, JR. C.B.KVUX M'CLALLENS KNOX, IVliolcnulc A titibil tleitler* ixa ull kinds of Boots, Shoes, Leather, etc. uV'o. VJC, Mainltreet, , ... HllKELING, YA. IVM. J\L BERRYH^LL, Cheap Furnishin g Warreooms, I 1M Main htrtd, ' VHEELLVO, V A. ALL kinds oi Furniture, including C1IAIKS, SOFAS, CLOCKS, LOOKING GLASSES, Ac., Ac., of the latest j t\ ies aud beat qualities, kept constantly ou hanp at reduced ! >r,Cca. . diy ' I. SEXTO.N L. SEAL A. VAX SWEATUNUES I wli.V-KA?. At > ,? K.% It ( 4i Ii>, FANCY DKY GOODS, WHOLESALE. >o. || south fourth at. VlUI.ADELl'UIAj W. F. Peterson, b'lltE, MAKINE LIFE INSUR'CE JLSO .1 (xV-.Vi. No. SI MO*ROB STRICT, Wukkuxo, Ya. ISLAND TANNERY. li li li Ci K It ?fc 11 O I'" F M A N , MA> L'KaCT C KJUt* or Every desoriptiou of Leather, ?AND? Dealers la Wool aud Hides* Store Room So. 110, curssr .VnrLat alley and Main itretL, WHEELING, YA. Finding* of all kind* oa hand, and sold at very aioiieratc terms. J. TURTON, Houne. Sijsu and Uruauieutnl Pninier, 12S Mais, rktukkn Momuok and Chios sts. WUKSUA'G% I'A. PB^Signs, Banners and Flags, transparent. Plain and fan* ay, executed with neatness aud dispatch. Graining, Ac. lib at ? WM. TAYLOR. t , , ^ ^ tiniinfacturer aud ueuler in ull Itisds mi Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, Wholesale aud Retail. Jfo 16! Main east side, 2 doors Moto Market alley, WHEELING, YA. t?_ S AVERY, WbolCMule uml Kelalt Hat and Cap Manufacturer. NO. 146 MA1NSTHKET, Wheeling, Va. on hand thelanmland best assortment or llats and Cap* of all qualities and sUtes. jnl 1 It. CliAN'GLcoT, VUULESALC GBOCSBS, Forwarding and Commission MEKCB&NTS. OOBXRR SiOVROB AVD KUUT STREETS, . WHEELING, VA. J. ?. ftOBUQHm... DEALERS IN Itoaks Htatlonrry, Veriodicnls, Notisns, Rhrrt .llusic Kewspuper*, No'. 4, Wunhington H?H, M6iih>c Street; WHEELING, VA. CET"Everything new In our line always on hand. TO FARMERS, &c. /CUMBERLAND CEMENT, calcined Plaster, and Ground V Planter. Ortlrr* 6Uc?l by on r%n W.?.? AAOrtiAJi (lUOJJ lJiAJSOtii A EARGEloVor Summer Mantles, just received at W. |> - V MOTTE A URO'S.. which they wUl *?U at le** than th? usual prices. ' ? , *nvS KUSlJNEiSS CARDS. DRUGGISTS. DRUGS, MfeDlCINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, AC. J lft. t ftCll.'l l& k? li.fc-.ft would announce to his ? friends and the public generally, that liavlhg purrha led the interest of the senior partner in the business lately conducted under the firm of J. Crumbacior A Son, he will continue the same at th* old stand. No. 175Muiuat., and rould respectfully solicit, and trusts to merit a continuance af the patronage so liberally bestowed on the old firm. lie lias just returned, from the Eastern cities, and is now opening an extensive and well selected stock of Drugs-uncL Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles, Ac., all of which were iingemaaTam irwaFfw wmhimi!wh;u<)i>? an?r with- scrupu lous regard to the purity of quality, and are now offered to the public on the most reasonable tvrnu. lyr A. G. GOOD'S CO~ [SUCCESS6HS TO JAMES ilAKEK.] Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Main and Monroe Strett*. WHEELING, VL. AC. GOOD ft CO., have bought the entire stock of Jas. ? Raker, mid will continue the business at the old stand. Dr. Baker having gone into one of the largest houses in Philadelphia, haskiudly agreed to make purchases for his iucc*tssors In Wheeling. The arrangement will Insure their keeping on hand, (and offering an the best terror) a full as' lortment of the very best articles in their line of business. A. C. GOOD A CO. Wheeling.Dec.*0,1 AM.? L dc21 o.vr. US1?KKXX. ......C.......T... eT?. BWUARISOKN. HEISKELL> &. SWEARINGEN, Dralersin nil kiud? of Fancy and 'Staple Dry Goods. Corner of Market and Union streets,three doors from Geo. E. Wickbaxu's Auction Itoom s, _jaug21 J \V3rlEKLINO_\rA. W. St J. STEWART, MASCFACTCBEBS Of ALL KINDS OF KTOVF!*, GUA'l'KH, I'l.OlMSII I ICONS, i'asliuys for Thrc?biug illneliines, Arc. Ac. NORTH EAST COB. MABKKT SQUARE. (BRIDGE CORN KB.) WHEELING, VA. STEWART ,?? CALI) WELL, MAsmcrriiuis or COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IKON WARE, CPPVII LSD OF MAltKKT MJUARK. WHEELING, VA. Wholesale Paper Warahoue J/AJjYST., XEA It QDINCYST. LAMBDIN, GILBERSON & CO.. (gOCCBSSORS TO A. O. ROBINhON k CO., AKDBASfBTT ft CO.) VI AXUFACTUltE vndkeep constantly on baud the follow er JL ing Papers, STRAW WRAPPING, RL'ti WRAPPING, MAMLDA, TEA AND CANDLE PAPER. DRCGai*T9. COTTON rACTORT AND HARDWARE PA PRE. Uonnet, Binders* and Fullers' Hoards, Pa which they Invite the attention of purchasers; sepl4 " crp. BROWN, " DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWEL RY AND FANCY GOODS. 13 8. Horubrook s Building, ITInin Nl , Wheeling CLOCKS and WA TCUZS carejtdly rtpairttl. GEORGE B. WICKHAM, AUCTIONEER commis^on mekchant, No. 180 Market Squaie, ic5-dly WHEELING, VA. W.TALLASf. A.TALLAKT. L. S. PRLAPLAIAN. TALL ANT & DELAPLAIN, FOltM AKUING ?AND? Commission Merchants, 1Vo. 29Main .Street, and No. 12 Monro* Street, nvS WHEELING, VA. ^"rT^^mstrong, AGENT AIVU DI^I.ER IN iREAL ESTATE, omce comer of Main and Union street*. aue27-lyd WHEELING, VA. S. D. HARPER & SON,"| Wholesale and Retail Dealers in I-IATS CAPS, STRAW CiOODS, MUKft, I'UltS, AM) UAUl'ET UAOf. No. l'J'J Mulnst. cornet of Union, .AVhkklisq, Va. T^weeney a* SON, (Sth<fMtRS TO StTKkXFYS * llKLL) MANUFACTURERSOV - - FLINT GLASSWARE, China, QureuNnnir, ? nuipn. (? iruu?lole?," 'inbie ? utlery. Ac. No C5, MAIN STREET, WUELISO,TA. JOHNvHr,THOMPSON, DEA I.F.It IN Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, ?AXD VAlilETy GOODS. apl> No 117Jluiu Utrfcl. SV. HEBUKN, IIOUHK EUHXISIIINQ AND JlolISE KEEPING GOODS. NO. 30 MONllOE STREET, ?1.1.1 WJIKKI.JXi;, IM. Joiui iv uot^sori). GROCERY & PROVISION STORK Wat tit ST., NO. HI, Wheeling, Va. ST. CLAIR HOTEL, ~ [PORMKRLY KXCUAXr.K nOTKL.] Corner of Feuu mid Clnir ttrffli, Pittsburgh, Pa. W. C. CONNELLY, Proprietor. maylS JOHN HOWELL, DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, Wo. 173. IHnlti Wt? ti \V. PORTRAIT PAINTER, Rooms, HORNBROOK'S NEW BUILDINGS, ti vl&?tf MA IN STREET. TlfA^TKD- - fl CLOVKtt SEED. TIMOTHY SEED, BUTTER^ E008, Ac. By COLLINS A ItALL, " sp*0 No. 1SJ> Marlrtt Sq*<tre. S. I BlaOCH, " Importer and Dealer In Brandies Wines, Gin, &o. WHOLESALE A RETAIL^ Ko. ti. .flon roc* .**?. ?plS 6m Wiieelimo. Va. J C. COLLINS, Grocery, Feed and Produce Store, N?* lS9illnrhrtNqunre, IVcnI ?idr WHEELING, VA. KEEP constantly on liuud all kinds of Feed, such as Oats, Corn, Bran, Shorts, Ship Stuffs) etc;, Plour, Corn Meal, Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Provisions, anil Dried Fruit of all kinds, together with a complete assortment Of Family Gro ceries. CSyCash paid for corn; oats. Flaxseed, Dried Fruits, Sheep Skins, hides, butter, eggs and poultry. apl2 ELY DORSEY & CO., r.EXLKAL FORWARDING AGENTS, NO. 49 MAIN "STREET, Wh'eling, Va. TT AVINO REMOVEl'tST-he above stand, we wlllbepleas 11 edto see bur Mentis and correspondents. All ravors Intrusted to our care will (as heretofore) have prompt attention. April, 1856. ap4 MATHEW McNA~BB~ DEALER IN GROCERIES, FLOUR, MILL Feed, Corn, Oats and baled Hay. orrosme tub 2d prksuvvkriax chtrcw. wkbstkb stout, Centre Wheeling The highest price paid In Cash for Country Produce. - - - . .. - Aim DR. E. G\ WINCHELL. UKNVIMI', HAS taken a suit of splendid rooms In ITornhrook'tf near block, 11S,V Main St.,directly over C. P. BrownV Jew elry store, where he hopes to establish himself permanently. By close attention to his business, reasonable charge*, jrood and faithful work always warranted, he hopes to secure a share ofpatronage. Dr. W. i? familiar with all the new modes of Inserting Teeth, including the "Continuous Gum" work. Filling, cleaning and extracting, done in the best and most faithful manner. No charge for advice. For further particulars Inquire at the office. my34 SUGAR. H1IDS. prime New Orleans Sugar, Just received and V RKTT.T.V I"? A 1 BUl EARL BARLKV?JO kegsjust ree'd and for sale by mvM W. A. EDWARDS A BRO. OUNCES pure Nitrate8llver, for sale by f ? fJL jeSS A. C. GOOD A CO. LBS Refined Saltpetre at 0;?U ju*4 LACGHL1NSA BUSH FIELD'S. T?RESH Toipatoes?tostrecived and foruieV I1 ?fraS W. A. EDWARDS A BRO. 30 LBS. Gum Oj-ium (new crop\ just received and for sale low by . ^ . it ~ A. 0. GOOD * CO. BUSINESS CARDS. ARTIFICIAL TEtTH. mi. S P. HULLIHEN. OFFICE, No. ltfl, Fourth streel, near the Presb> terian Church. ^Manufactures TEETli expressly for each par. ticular case. Full sets of Teeth, or auy parts of sets, made with Artificial Gums. The Gum U made In one continuous or solid piece?the cost is the samefor Teeth with or without Gums. Full sets of Teeth made from $76 to $160 a set: smalls sets from $8 to >5 per tooth. feblrlyd tOPPKK, TIN de HlfEET IHON"WARE Manufactory. THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respect fully Inform his friends, and the publifi generally, ktliat lie continues to manufacture 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 price*. He also keeps on hand Cooking Stoves of the most approv ed patterns, for coal and wood. t3T\Job Work will continue to receive his particular at .n*** executed with promptness and In a style that will please the most fastidious. E. VARNEY, _a&2f No. 8, Main street. WILLIAM HARE, Pluminer c.nd Gas Fitter, [OPPOSITE THE NORTH-WESTERS BAXE,] :Vln in mC., W heeling, Va. tarn O U S R 8 fitted up witb Water and Gas. Orders from the country for Pipes and Pumps attended to at short notice. nv2:tf J7~M~. M ? K A 1} IN~& CO., [LATE TRIPLETTS, McFADIN k CO.] COMMISSION MERCHANTS. SO 28 LEVER, k 56 commercial STREET, M. liOulx. mo., ORDERS for Lead, Hemp, Provisions, Flour, Grain, Ac., solicited and promptly executed. ?REFER TO? J. J. Anderson A Co., Bunkers, St. Louis, Mo. L. A. IIekoist k Co., 44 44 4 febl4?ly VENITIAN BLINDS George Roberts, 'iO) lYInlu at. CONTINUES to manufacture to order (wholesale and re tall) a beautiful variety of VENITIAN WINDOW IIL1ND8 of every color and sire, and at Eastern prices. These Rlluds are superior to every other kind of Window Dilndsin use. EB^Call and examine specimens. N. It.?Old Blinds repainted, and trimmed equal new. nv14 ' I. mT pumphby. FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT. TS MAlK SRKKTT, OPPOSITE Liar a uowru's, Wheeling, Va, REFER TO? Lift k Howell, Wheeling, Va, C. k R. Davenport,- Harnesvllle, O. Burt.Shafvr k Smith, Cauibrltlge.O. D. Applejrate, Zanesvillp, O. Price k Son, Sznithflcld, O. O. A. Zane, Raltimoi o. fc27 K. O. JXJfUAK. J-NO. r. UILCUR1*T. G. R. IORDAN & CO. PAPER MANUFACTUREKS. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, No. 70 ITlaiu mi. apll WnEEUNG.YA. Wheeling Savings Institution, OFFI(!R, lOi MAI* H'V. OFFICE open from 9 o'clpck,Va. iu., until 8 p. in. Discount dav?Thursday, 10 o'clock, a. m. {3pT?Money received on transient deposite. Interest paid onapeclal deposltes. J. CucMitackkr, Alex. Roolrr, Alex. Paxtoic, A. N. Joils sos, Dasiicl Stkknrod, J as. U. Marsh, Adam Fitchkkr asu 11. K- List?Directors. M. NELSON, President. WM. McGAY. Treasurer. hihj COMMERCIAL COLLGE COLUMBUS. O., The uiom liiorou^b and ft*raciicul Iiiali nou iu the Went, TERMS: For Full Court*, including all Departments of Book keeping,,Lectures urn* xnvat utucy ?... advance $40 For Full Course in Ladies Department 20 rFMIE PROPRIETORS take great pleasure In expressing 1. their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented suc cess which have marked the career of their Institution since | its establishment at the Capital, and stimulates them to re newed exertions to meet, in the most efficient manner, the rapidly increasing demand for a.practical and comprehcn j site course of'mercantile training. The great practical experience or the Principal, In heavy Banking and Couuuer { cial Houses, assisted by educated and accomplished gentle ; men has enabled him .to briugto a degree of perfection a system of COUNTING ROOM instruction, by oral exercises, NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each student, by tills new process, is drilled at the DEaK, individ ually, step by step, ui/til he hus mustered the whole routine of au Accountant's duties as thoroughly as though he had served an apprenticeship in some large Commercial House; and thus all awkwardness; faltering, and egregious bluuders are, in a great measure, dissipated. Iu addition to our engagement of accomplished Assist ants, we have also secured the services of some of the most eminent LeCturera in Ohio, to lccture ou commercial topics. Our course of Instruction Is too extended to particularize here, but It embraces every tiling connected with DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion of ItsScientilic Principles?Lectures upon Commercial History, j 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^DEPARTMENT Is now opened for the reception of Ladles. No Institution in the Uulon 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 flat tering reception with which our enterprise has met, and we pledge ouvselve* to impart a more thorough, practical course qfMercantile Instruction than can beformed at any other similar Mercantile College. Among the many recconunendations, we give the follow ing:? "We, the undersigned, take pleasure In testifying that we are personally acquainted with Mr. Granger's ability as au Accountant, aud Teacher of Rook Keeping, which is of the hiKhest order. He has had great experience as an Ac countant, in heavy Commercial aud Baukiug Houses, which gives Win. superior facilities in impurting a Practical Knowledge oj Book Keeping, and a thorough Commercial Education. I. J. ALLEN, LL. I>., President of Farmers1 College. LORIN ANDREW*. President of Ken yon College. To young men who wish to acquire u "J$u*ine*s Educa tion^* we think it affords facilities very seldom equaled.? Mr. Grjlsgek has the rare qualifications of theoretical knowl edge and aptness iu teaching, added to practical Counting Room experience, aud we feel confident that graduates from his College will be fully competent to ke?p the most compli cated setqf Hooka. A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. J. J. JANKEY, Sec'y Board of Control. State Bank of O. J. F. PAUM, Book Keeper at l>. T. Woodbury's. D. OVERDIER, Book KeejH-r at Clinton Batik. II. Z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke-Co. c: B. MASON, Boot Kei-jM'r at J. H. lUley k Co.'*. For full particulars, send for circular. GXAXUKR <? ARMSTRONG, fe4-J> Proprietors. Baltimore COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, II EMOVED to the ipacloni New HA1.1., "No. 101 V more street, which has been arranged and fitted up t? order, for the further accommodation and convenience o Students. During the past year, upirards of Pour Ilundred Pupil: have been In attendance, representing nearly every State li the Union, showing a popularity unsurpassed by any similaj establishment. Book-Keeping, in all its numerous forms; Penmanship, o various styles; Mercantile Calculations, In all their Busi ness Relations; Commercial Law, upon numerous Importan subjects, are Illustrated In thu most scientific and practica manner. It Is generally concedcd that the facilities here offered foj the acquisition of a finished business education are unsur pasted^ Four Practical Accountants are regularlv employed as in " aEc?u,;r * spSl President. 17THEUEAL OIL?5 bbls. lorsale by -Ci agl_ r, , A. A COOP A CQ. T>RUSHES?Wall, Paint, Varnish, Ac. for sale by 13 apll A. C. GOOD A CO. WliiTE L AD?150 kegs Cincinnati^ pari, for sale by apll A. C. GOOD k CO. 2000 BUSH, of Shorts in store and for eale hv MAT HEW McNABB. apSl Webster St. Wheeling. ' rtAA LBS. Chrome Yellow, just received by ? llnl su* I.ArfiHt.TKfl A RnSKffTCT.n. INRUSHES.?Tooth, Comb, Hair and Nail Brashes, for sal JoSS __ FCNDKNBUEG * ROBERTS. CONCENTRATED LYE.?An economicaland labor savin article for making soap, for -al?* by ju*S ______ FUNDKNBURO A JtOBF.RTS^ ?)50 BBLS Flour, freah ground, just received and for ;a ^ by . [auc 2] J-M. MATHEWS A CC ITMXSjfrtui An4c?Httst received and for sale by CM w. a.k?warjp& A BHD TRANSPORTATION. Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanesville RAILROAD. open t tr~R o r g n. DIRECT BOUTE TO CINCINN ATI AND T!IK WEST ! Twa Pni?ep|i?r Tt^?0DBU7, ffl?h ON and after Monday, May Sfltb, trai&s will run a? follows (Sundays excepted): -? 1 WESTWARD. Leave Kxprew. Accommodation Zanesville /.. $15 A. M. S:00 P. M New Lexington fflZ> 4:10. " Lancaster ,.,ll?#u " G:Y0 " Circievllle ........11:40 P. M. 6:20 11 Washington . .J:?-5 44 7.1JO " Wilmington 2:15 14 8:40 " Morrow .????? ?-tjl& 44 ?:*o 44 Loveland.... 7; Arrive Cincinnati WH M 1:M A. M. ? EASTWARD. Leave Etpress. Accommodation Cincinnati C:lHj A. M. 8.80 P. M. Lowland .* % *4 " Morrow 7:34 " 5:30 41 Wilmington &:?* " ?:?0 44 Washington 8:44 44 7:80 14 Circievllle .......9:4) 44 8:40 44 Lancaster 10:8b 44 9:40 i 44 New Lexington.... 11:25 44 lftiO %t Arrive Zanesville l'i:#0 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. It. from Wheeling, and arrives in Cin cinnati Rt 5:U4 r. m. Tlit 3:001*. u. Train leaves Zanesville on the arrival of the 11:45 a. si. Train on C. O. R. R. from Wheeling. This Road is located through the roost beautiful part of Ohio, passing through New Lexiugton, Lancaster, Circle villu, Washington, Wilmington, Ac. all fine flourishing towns, and it lias a beautiful line. There is a large portion of the road that is air-line, making It a desirable route. No attention wlU be spared on the part of the officers of the Road tp 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, Xenla, Springfield, Ac., and at Loveland with trains for Hillsborough aud Chilll cothe. Lines of Stages and Packets make connections for all im portant points in Southern Ohio. O. W. HARRIS, Sup't. ygr-Tho 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 any part of the city. - iny30?dtf FREIGHT DEPARTMENT. Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes ville Railroad. (from the temporary Station in Zauesville, on Second street north of Main,) to Cincinnati, Morrow, Wilmington, Wash ington, CIrclevllle, Lancaster, New Lexington and interme ru? ucuifc? ??K.ntlon will also be given tothe forwarding of Freight destined toe u?v w?- ?? accordance with the wishes of consignors, whether by Railroad m-^.. River from Cincinnati. Freight will be received aud 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 ravoring the Company with their patronage, may rely upon the Company's A*ents giving every attention necessury to insure the utmost promptitude and safety in the forwarding of property en trusted to the'.r care. For further information see the Freight Tariff published by the Company, or apply to H. K. SMITH, General Freight Agent, mySOdawtf Zanesv ille, Ohio. -- - ? ? |i|innse 0f Time! CLEVELAND AMD PITTSBURGH RAILROAD. D. S. MAIL DAILY LINE Bb-TWFKX Wheeling and Pittsburgh. THE fine side wheel pas senger steamer FOREST CI TY, Capt. Geo.D.Moorc,and ? i ii " r '""'.t' 11 will run daily between Wheeling and Pittsburgh?the Forest City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Fri day; ami the .Diurnal every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 A. M., arriving at Wellsville in time to connect with the Cleveland cars, and at Pittsburgh In time for the morning line East. Returning?the Forest City lerves Pittsburgh ev ery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and the Diurnal every Monday,,Wednesday and Friday at 10 A. M.; arriving at Wheeling in time for the mail lines for Ohio. For freight or passage apply oh bourd or to S. C. BAKER ic CO. Agents. t3y*Through Tickets for Cleveland, 'Toledo, Monroe, De troit: Milwaukee, Cldcago, Buffalo and Dunkirk, sold at the ?niw n. o. n?fcer <%? STEUHENVJLLB AND WHEELING PA CKE7 - - a!TT*>>Tlie fine steamer CONVOY, Capt. A. O'Neal, rrdgfsarsac Will run as a regular packet between Steuben ville and Wheeling, connecting with the Stcubenville ami In diana Railroad at SteubenviUe, aud with the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad at Wheeling. Leaves SteubenviUe at S o'clock, A. M., and Wheeling at 2 o'clock P. 51. For freight or passage, apply on board. ap4:8m New Arrangement. , THE WHKKI.INQ AND PARKERSBURGH MAIL PACKET COURIER, ?fnmea 11. Kobciix, utnafer, Will leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10 o'clock, A. M., for Parkershurj;; connecting at Mariet ta witli the steamer DUCK, running from Marietta to Zaues ville; and nt Paricersburg with the sVeatn'er PASHION, run ning from Parkersburg to West Columbia, Va. Returning: will leave Parkersburfr every Monday, Wednes day and Friday, at 5# o'clock, A. M. Freight trill be received for any point on the Muskingum 1 between Marietta and Zanesville. and for any point on the Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia. _ap25 ' WHEELING & PARKERSBURGPACKET STEPHEN BAYARD . /rfP * " ^Leaves Wheeling, Mondays, Wednesdays and J5??5i?5a? Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. M. ~ Leaves Parkersburph: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days, at 6 o'clock P. M. DecO '54 WHEELING, CINCINNATI A LOUISVILLE PACKET. The new and splendid steamer W. G. WOODSIDE. Capt. J. K. Booth, will run as a regular packet tw the abov and all intermediate ports. For Freight or passage apply to a*20 S. C. BAKER A CO., Agent*. Saddle. Barness and Trunk Manufactory. JKREM1AU B. SHEPPARD and CHAB. MORGAN have tiiis day entered into partnership in the Saddle, Harness and TrunkManUfucturing busiuess, under the uaine of Shep pard A Morgan. Having purchased from Mr. Knote the manufacturing part of his extensive establishment, and occupy lug his large workshops, y* have facilities lor manufacturing which will enable us to furnish every description of articles at the very lowest rates, and of the latest and most Improved style. We have now on hand a full assortment of all Urtlcles in our line, consisting of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Collars, Whips, Carpet Bags, Sachels, Saddle Bags, Ac., Ac., all of which will be *iohl wholesale and retail at the very lowest rates. Particular attention will be paid to ordered worTc; repair ing promptly attended to; and we trust, b? strict attention and reasonable prices, to mqrfta continuance of the patron age which has been so liberallv bestowed "upon the former ' proprietor. SHEPPARD A MORGAN, aug2-3ia No 181 Maiu St., corner or Union. Sold Out. *TMIE' subscriber having sold out to Blessrs. Shepard A X Morgan the manufacturing department of his establish ment, would embrace this opportunity to return his sincere thanks-far the very liberal patronage extended to him, for the last tweuty-three years, and begs leave to recommeu^ to his numerous friends and customers, his successors, know lug them to be experienced workmen and iu every way worthy the confidence and patronage of the puhlie. 1 have ' no doubt Uiey will render full satisfaction to aU who may favor them with their custom. aug2-3u> JOHN KNOTE. Notice. HAVING soldout-theiSaddlc, Harness, and Trunk Manu facturing part of my business, I shall devote myself (for the prfc sent ^exclusivity to the Saddlery, Hardware and Coach Trimming business, having, by the change, much more room and greater facilities, anu being the only one in this city, exclusively.in this business, and from aiv long experi ence in, and extensive connection with,the Saddling business, I hope to be able"to render entire satisfaction to all who will' favor toe with their custom. Very thankful for the liberal" custom- heretofore bestowed upon me, 1 solcit a continuance of the ft?tme. JOHN KNOTE, aug'S-flm Old Stand. 158 Main Street. Sundries. 110 8ACKS - tierces Rice; b bbls. Pulverized 3uvar, 6 ** Crushed r. . a " Soft Crushed Sugar; 3 hlids. N. O. Sugar; la boxes Chocolate; 400 lbs. Race Ginger; 10 boxes White Pipes; 20 bbls. No. 3 medium Mackerel; SO x bbls. 25 boxes So.l Herring; 10 bbls. Prime Eastern Herring; Just received and for sale by ALEX. TURNER, <jjg Mdodeon Bulldtnp. Mala ?t sundries. Pepper; 6o 4 pure ground dnnamw; t?G * do cloves; 60 * do ginger; . j? * * 10 .*? do mace; 20 dor. pure pulverized mustard; Just fresh ground and for sale bj ALEX. TURNER, dcSO Melodeon building. Main st. ^jvs i t j 500 J2221?? gg| UAZIN'S BARBER SOAP.-Just received and for sale by iu** FtJNBKNBTRG A ROBERTS INSURANCE. The Citizens Pire, Marine and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of WIIBKLIMC. OFFICE NKXT DOOK TO TUE 11. t M. BANK. TniS Company ia now lolly organized and prepared to lasue Policies, at the most liberal rates, on Fxr.K, Ma.* his sand Ik land risks. DIRECTORS: Andw P. Woods, Win.-McCoy, Jas. R. Baker, >Vm. W. Shriver, John M. Matthews, John List, Jiti. C. Acheson. L. S. Delaplain. John V. Hopkins. L. 3. DELAPLAIN. President. W. F. PcrieagOK. Secretary. . spl FiRki -tvlMD INSURANCE AGENCEY, WHEELING, VA. Howard fire and marine insurance co., of PHILADELPHIA. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Incorporated by Act of the JLegi?latiire of Peunxylvnuia. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, mUOO.OuO, FULL AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED. Jnresttd aa foUoics: First Bond* and Mortgages on Proper ty in the City of Philadelphia, 9185,090 Stocks worth par, 2i2,K>0 Cash on hand,... 51,190 Amount secured by Stock Notes, lOO,M"0 Amount or Stock due on Call, 1,710 THIS COMPANY EFFECTS INSURANCE ON Building, Merchandise, Furniture, Lumber, Ac., on Ves sels, Cargo and Freight, to all Ports, and by Railroad, Lakes, and Rivers, at the lowest Rates, and upon the most liberal Terms: guaranteeing Prompt Payment on the adjustment of Losses. Perpetual Insurance at usual rates. K. B. 8WEARING EN, Agent fur the State of Virginia. Office Union Hall Buildings, West side of Malu St., 2nd door South of N. W. Bank. augtf Insure your Property. AND SA YE YOU it EARNINGS BY INSURING YOU It LIFE. Win. Selby, Insurance Agent, Will take Fire and Marine risks in the Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia Cnpiml ?300,000 all paid in, and invested with surplus. WILL also take applications for Life Policies, In the United States Lile Insurance Annuity aud Trust Com pany of Philadelphia. Assets : 1 $541,408.42 Estimated Value of Annual Premium bSo,;?o4.oo augO Office at Tallunt A Delaplains Store Main St. THE ^ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CONN. 1NCORPOUATKU, MA V 18IO. wren A PERPETUAL CHARTER?CASH CAPITAL ALL PAID IN, 500,000. ONE of the oldest and best Institutions in this country, continues to take risks upon the most favorable terms. Apply to E. B. SWEARINOEN, Agent for Wheeling and vicinity. OFFICE?Union Hall Building, Main street _ _ Iw?J** [OFFICE NO. 4 WALL STREET, N. Y.] Cash Capital tJ4T,97244 Liabilities $58,677 06 THIS Company is owned and managed by some of the wealthiest aud best merchants in the city of New York.? Fur particulars enquire of W. F. PETERSON, jnS Agent f*r Wheeling and vicinity. ATHENiEUM FIRE OFFICE, London. ADTHOIll/KD CAPITA I. ?4,000,000. Available Capital $1,284,300. ^^7"ILL TAKE any and all fair Fire Risks at a reasonable Losses arc adjusted and promptly paid without reference to Loudon. For further particulars enquire of WM. F. PETERSON, Agent for Wheeling and vicinity. OFFICE_next door to the M. & M. Bank. , mh3 Valley of Virginia FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Win. T. Melby, Agent at Wheeling. OFFICE?at the store of Tallant A Delaplnin, Main street, between Monroe and Quiucy streets; are prepared to take Risks at customary rates on Goods iu transitu, Steam boats,Stures, Dwellings, &c. ?REFERENCES? J. R. Daker, Tallant &*Delaplatn, Thos. 11. List. D. Lamb, ?? ? -?, h rv? f} llnriluisn. _ 8. Brady, 8. C. Raker & Co., List * Howell, O. W. Heiskell * Co., septl2 IKSl'KAXCE rHEFIIlE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM PANY OF WHEELING. Incorporated 1831. TAKES risks atthe lowest rates on Buildings of all kinds, Steamboats, Furniture and Merchandise, and against all iangers attending the Transportation of Goods en rivers, leas, lakes, canals and railroads. DIRECTORS. R. Crangl-, 8. Brady, Rob't Morrison Sam'l Neel, Win. Fleming, J. W. Gill, Dan'iLamb, RobtPatterson, Saml. Ott. ROBT. CllANGLK, Pres't. R. W. Harding, Sec'y. pgr* Applications for Insurance will be promptly attended to by the President and Secretary. Wheeling, Jan. 28. ISM. McCLALLENS, KNOX & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN' BooHund Slioe?, Ifleuv aud Hoy*' Ilnta" uud Caps AT THE WELL KNOWN STAND OF THE BIG RED BOOT. WE are now receiving from our Eastern Manufacturing Establishments, one of tlie largest and best manufactu red assortment or Boots und 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 others who may favor us with a call, we can offer an unusually large variety of Boots aud Shoes, which we guarantee equal in quality of material and wormanshlv to those manufactured In this or any other part of the United States. Our stock will be found to consist, in part, of the fol lowing seasonable good: NO. 187. 1,W0 pr men's k!p boots, women's oattekb, half 1,000 do do thick boots, oaiters, btc. 1,J00 do do calf boots, 200 pr women's gaiters, 1,000 do do water proof do 400 do half gaiters, men's bbooans. 500 do walking shoes, 500 men's calf brogans, 600 do . pegged shots, 1,000 prim* k p do 500 do kid buskins, sllp 1,009 do thick do pre s. 1,000 low priced do xiseks booties, Btrssnra, boys' bootees. arc., nc. 1500 pair boys thick bootees, 500 'misses morocco lace, 500 do do kip do 800 do kip do 800 do do calf - dot,! 800 do calf do *octh's boots. 80U do kid and moroc 500 pr youth's calf boots, co buskins. 300 do kip do 150 do black, blue and 1500 do thick do bronzed gaiters. BOTS AKD TOtmiS brogans. children's bootee*. 1000 pr boys kip brogans, 1500 pr fancy bootees, 1500 do thick do 2000, kid Amoroeco 41 1000 youths do do 1500 children's peg'd,44 600 do kip : do 1000 children's poat, 44 ; 500 boys and youths calf do 1500. do colored 44 women's lack boots, gcm shoes. 500 morocco lace boots, 4000 pairs mens*, ladles and 1000 calf do- children's Gum Shoes. ! 600 kid do BAT3 AND CAPS. 1500 kip do 400 dos men men' plush caps, ' * - " Son ? ? wool hats, baud boxes. 800 wood band boxes. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended ns, we solicit a continuance of the same. ep23 McCLALLENS, KNOX 4- CO. Xiaughlins & Bushyel h. Wluia I el e - No. 35, Monro* Street, \ RE receiving-their-Fall stock of Drags, Patent Medicines, j^\j*alnts,OlU, Perfumery and Fancy articles Ac., to which the attention of Dealers is invited. In our stock may b* found: 700 lbs Gum Camphor, 1,000 lbs Cream Tartar, l,00u 44 Brimstone, 2,"00 44 Bi Cart Soda, 2,000 14. Ep*om SalU, 1,000 " Soda Salaratus, 2,(>00 44 Sal Sodo, 6oo 44 Flos. Sulphur, 5U0 44 Gumarabic, ? v . 800 " Saltpetre, SPICES. 500 lbs Pepper, 500 lbs Sicily Licorice, 4w 44 Allspice, 1W ?? Cat- Licorice, 800 " Cinnamon, , 500 44 Cloves, luo 44 Nutmegs, lu bxs Gr'd Cinnamon, 800 44 Mustard, 10 41 44 Pepper, 2?K? " Race Ginger, 6?J doa Mustard, 5W> 44 Gr'd Ginger, d? 44 Ext. Coffee, PATENT MEDICINES. Ayre's Cherry Pectoral, Batclielor's Hair Dye, Radway's R. Relief, Jayne'a Medicines, Con kiln's Salre, . Mc Clin took'* Medicines, i Hollowa> Vjfills, Hampton's Tincture, Hoi low ay's Ointment, Dalley'* Pain Extractor, ttomson's E'reUtv^tSlt*:X#' ****? iA**41cine jmtwnson >e - r,cUE3UCALfi. fiO lbs Quinine, 6o *4 C oznel, YV 3 ~ 50 4* Tanniri, 25 44 B t e M^iss, 44 Chlnlocune, 15 44 J?d Potash, 2?> 44 Morphine. 15 44 Giycervrte, 20 44 Cinchona, 10 44 Ciu Potassa, lO ** Chloroform, lv 44 Liiuee. Tr Cinch. All of which we gnrrantee to give. satisfaction in boll quality and price. spg7 First Spring Stock.. Watches, Jewelry, Stiver ware. &c. Slc. .T. T. SCOT T*8 EW and splendid stock?far exceeding in beaatjr,ex cellence, variety and cheapness, any be has heretofori * hlapatrons?will be opened on =.- ?* ' ~ MONDAY MORNING, S4TH INST., To which he respectfully isvif.i th-i atteutlou of tb^wrt M TRANSPORTATION. Virginia Central Railroad. OliANGE AND ALKXANUltIA RAJXIlOAi:). Great Northern and Southern: &tail Route. FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND "WESTERN TRAVELERS; * Twice D&ilt, (Sunday night excepted,) between Rich mond and Washington City via GordonsYille and Alex and* la. Honrs of departure at Rich mond ?:45 A. M. and 7:80 P. M. Returning leave Washington.. .6 A. M. and 4 P. At. and Arrive at Richmond 1:80 P. 31. and ?* A. M. ? Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich mond and Washington. THESE TWO RAILROADS HA VINO NO STRAP RAIL, and being in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT NORTHERN AND 80UTHERN MAIL, give the best guar antee of always securing connections, as is shown by arri vals daily at Richmond and Washington city In advance of the Steamboat line. Pahe bktwken II i cum on r> asd Washisoto*., ?5,50 An Omnibus will be found alwa.vs ready to take through passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel, between the two Depots, free of charge, with amplAflme for them to take their meals, whether going North or South. Through Tickets can be obtained between Danville and Washington at the Terminus of the Road, now nearly com pleted to Danville. Ah Agent of the Company will receive the Checks of passengers from the Danville Road, and at tend to their buggage all the Way to Washington or the Bal timore Depot. The fare the same by the mall lint as by the old steamboat route. ?c$*i?. v;; ? - There Is no change of cars cn the night line,between Rich mond and Alexandria. fel Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark KAILBOAD o Change of Time. N and after Tuesday, Aug. 7, 1S55, until further notice, Trains *111 be run as follows, (Saturdays excepted:) GOING SOUTH. MAIL EXP. BXPBES3. Leave Sandusky, 11-20 A.M. 6*20 P.M. Huron June 11*4?? " C*40 " Monroeville, ....12*15 P. M. 7*10 44 Centreville, 12 85 44 7*55 *? Plymouth, 1-nu 44 8*15 44 Shelby June 1*20 44 6*40 44 Mansfield June..' 1*45 44 ar. 9.10 41 le. 6(H) A.M. Frederick, ....3-27 P.M. 7 40 44 Mt. Vernon...... ... 8*42 44 8'M 44 Utlca, 4*12 44 8-85 44 Reach Newark 4*40 44 9.10 44 GOING NORTH. * MAIL EXP. EXPRESS. Leave Newark, 9*20 A. M. 4 00 P. M. Utica, 9-43 44 4 32 44 Mt. Vernon, 10*80 44 5*u5 44 Frederick, 10*43 44 5*20 44 Mansfield June 12*00 M 6*87 44 Shelby June 1*2*25 1?. M. 7*07 44 Plymouth, l*ih) 44 7*30 44 Centreville,....1*25 44 7*50 44 Huron June. 2*22 44 15*45 44 ReachSandusky 2*45 44 9*06 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. 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 Railroad. The 6*20 P. M. Train will connect at Sandusky with steam er Bay City from Detroit; at Monroeville with western Train C. A T. R. R.; at Shelby Junction at 5*21 P. M. with the Mail Tram on C. C. C. It. C. for Columbus A Cincinnati; at Mans field Junction at 5*55 P. M. with Past tratu on O. & P. R. R. for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night Trains on Central Ohio li. R. GOING NORTH.?The 9 20 a ji Train will make close con nection at Newark with Mall Train from Bellalr on C. O. R. R.; at Mansfield Junction with Exqress far Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at 12*15 p m with Cincinnati Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York, and at Monracvllle with Mull Train on C. A. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, Ac. 4.00 pm Train will connect at Newark with Express from the East on Centaal Ohio Road; at Mansfield Junction with Fast Train for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction at 5*21 p M with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland; at Monroeville with Night Express for Toledo and Chicago, and at Sandusky with the steamer Bav City for Detroit and Chicago. J. W. WEBB, flup't. Bandusky, Aug. 4,1S55. acplS?tf John H. Thompson, WUOl-ESAl.KA ItETAlL BOOKSELLER, ST A T/OX Eft ,t DEALER INT WALL PAPER. 14.'#' ??.. .Wheeling. Va. Al.irA*Soii hand a complete assortment of n?ok* in the various departments of literature, Dlank Books, Wri ting and Wrapping Papers, every variety of plain and fan cy Stationery, and Wall Paper of the best patterns, at the lowest price*. py Cash paid for Rags. ag29 Eclectic School Books. QXA DOZEN McUuffev's Eclectic Spelling Book; OOU 75 4 44 44 1st Reader; 75 4 4 4 44 2d 40 4 44 44 3d 4 42 4 44 4 4 4th 2 7 4 4 4 44 5th 15 4 Ray's Arithmetic, Part I; 10 4 44 44 44 11: 84 4 4 4 4 4 44 111; X 4 44 Algebra Key; 8 4 Plnneo's Analytical Grammar; 2 4 44 English Teacher. Just received per Central Ohio Railroad, and for sale at Publishers prices. JOHN II. THOMPSON, ag29 No 117 Main st. JOBS!"GUEAT JOBS!BONNETS! JUST OPENED?6 cases of Bonnets of the following kinds: Split btraw, Swiss Straw, Tuscan, Brilliant aud Braids of j the latest styles; for sale by the dozen or retail, at a lowe | figure than ever before seen In Wheeling, i ALSO?Neapolitan Bonnets; 40 boxes Ruches?latest styles; 8 ps. Straw Skirting; 2 ps. Neapolitan do; Whisku Blonde, Ac. Ac. At wholesale and retail by my2 STONK A THOMAS. "VT ?\V style Fall Bonnets, Rich Bonnet Ribbons, 2lH> pieces -kA Velvet Ribbons, all widths, lust received ul _?p29 HE1SKELL A 3WKAR1N6ES'8. Wanted. IOCAL AGENTS In every town in the States of Virginia J and Kentucky. For particulars enclose postage stamp atul address C. UKKW & CO, 258 Walnut street, ?p11;.1tw Cincinnati. ?. M Powder 1 Powder! Masting, i I I ... the quantity or single package, as low as It cau be had in the West. Railroad contractors and others using large quantities, will do well to call. IOO Sucar Cored Hans, "W.'W. Davis/' Plain Hams and Shoulders, lor sale by ?p-.'7 TnOBORN A HAPPEN :f \ lbs pure and fresh ground Pepper. Ov'Lf So lbs Al*plce do do 1?'U lb* pure do do Ginger, SO lbs Cloves, lbO lbs Cinnamon, fresh ground. 12u0 lbs Cream Tartar, ground from the Cbrystols, warranted pure and for sale bv ???plS ALEX. TURNER. Millinery. MRS. HASSELL be^s to inform her friends, the Ladies of Wheeling ami its vieinlties, that on Wednesday, Sep tember 17th, she will open her Fall Goods, comprising Bon nets, Mantels, Cloaks. Ac., Ac., of the latest Parisian fash ions, and a variety of all kinds of Millinery goods. spl7-<m 168 Main street. Wheeling, Va. Notice. THE undersigned having been appointed administrator of the late Wm. Charuock, hereby requests all persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate or to the firm of W. A J. N. Cbarnock to come forward ami make immediate aittieineut. JOSEPH C1IARN0CK. j sep37 OUO LBS tutllsh ltoie Pint, at Z ju?4 I.AB8M.K?ft k RVHUPIELDV. ' SWEET POTATOES. O bbls prime, from Baltimore, for sale by ? apHti . GEO. WILSON. Fall Style Hats. RECEIVED this day a lot of Beebe's Fall Style Silk Hat*, something superior in style and finish to anything that cau be found lit the city. ao?ll 8. D. HARPER A BON. Masonic Kegalia. A NOTHER consignment of Masonic Knight Templar, X\. Uojkl Arch and Master Masons Regalia, at the manu facturers prices, for sale at the Jewelry,Store of C. P. BROWN, ag*8 No. IIS Main at. J CASES Sicily Liqco at *?_Jut4 LAC6HLIS8 A BU8HF1ELP*3. VI ETROPOLETAN CAPS! Ju?t received a lot, a moat jl beautiful article. S. D. HARPER A SON. tept6 ' ' " ~ + i | POUNDS Mercurial Ointmttt; OV 25 ? Red Precipitate; SO 4 Cerro?;v? Sublimate?at Jt4 LACOULlNb A BUSHFXEL1>*&. White Beaver Hats. XTTlLLopealn a few days the Paris st?le, a very light aad f f pretty article ap?l E. P. HARPER A SON. iu Uili/a. Prime euouidera. ? For sale by ar?6 J. M. MATTHEWS A CO. HOPS. n. ' keim,t \ FEW bales New Hopa.lu store and: ir sale Ijr lgft , Dos WOOL HATd, Just received. 6, '66. 1>, llAHPER ASOKT^ EH ON It Or?by the bottle or dozen for sale bv" jis* FUNDERBUteG A ROBKttTS. CITY BUSINESS. ENCOURAGE AM E R IC A N M TNUPACT URhL RVTLEB'm BOOK KE?FEB'? Writing Fluid. I OINCE this superior Fluid Ink has beep- before the pebtte, i O now nearly two yean. It has heeu constantly gaining In favor, and la now preferred by many to the i'ar-famed Ar nold Fluid. During the past year twenty thousand quert and pint bot tles, together with smaller sires innumerable,(hare been t?old 1 to bankers and merchants In Cincinnati, limiisvlUe,-Pitts burgh, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit,. Terre Haute, Lafayette, Vlncennes, Indianapolis, Evans vi'.le, Frankfort, Lexington, NashvUle, Memphis, St. Louis, Vlcksburg, Jnck?on, Satrh^A and New Orleans. It has also been adopted in the otav De partment* of Kchtuckv, Tennessee and Mimri*sip?t. lf- has taken three first clasp Diplomas at the Mechanics lustituttsof Cincinnati and Louisville/and four Diplomas and Prise Me dals at State Faira held last Fall in New York, Ohio, India** and Illinois. The following merchants, bankers, Ac., In Whsellnf?, here tofore using Arnold's English Ink, have purchased J. J. But ler's Book-Keeper's Writing Fluid: Northwestern Bank of Virginia; Merchants* A Mechanics* Bank of Wheeling: Bank of Wheeling; Crescent Manufaciuf ring Company;;County Clerk of Ohio County; National Tele graph Office; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Office; McLure House; Kelly, Holloway A Co.; Russell A McAfee; Gordon, Matthews A Co.; T.Sweeney k Son; Doane A Cot.-Kill; Ott k Boyd; Boyd -6 Ott; Oliver Pry or; Ja*. H. Stout AC?.; Laonb din, Gilberson k Co.; Press. For sale at manufacturers prices by oc30 LAMBD1N, OILKERSON A CO. at their ? Grocery, corner of Market and Quincy streets, aa follows: .Rio Coffee, Sardines, Boasted Coffee, Corn Starch, Ground 44 Vanilla Chocolate, Extract 44 Cocoa, Jura M Brorna, Imperial Tea, Farina, Young Hyson Tea, VermlecSa, G Powder ,4 Prunes, Oolong 44 Fresh Tomatoes, Breakfast 44 Presh Strawberries, Rice, Fresh Peaches, English Split Peas,. Preserved Ginger, Rice Flour, Lemon Syrup, No. 1 Mackerel, bbls A kits, Strawberry Syrup, Irish Salmon, Ituspberry. 14 Potomac Ilcrrlng, A general assortm't of spfoea, Scotch 44 essences and oils. Cucumber Pickles, Pllberta and Citrons, Mixed 44 Falkirk A Harvey's Scotch \\ alnut Catsup, Ale, Tomato ,4 Fine Cigars, Worcestershire Sauce, Johnson's fine Lump Qtewing American Mustard, Tobacco, French 44 Maccaroni. SyThe above stock has been carefully selected in the Eastern markets, and we Invite our friends and the publlo to call atd examine, as we are prepared to sell at the lowest market prices. my> ... w. A. EDWARDS A BRO. CHlOKEKINti'S PIANO FORTES OPENED THIS DAY. and now ready-for sale;, a fresh supply of Chickering A Sons cel ebrated Piano Fortes, of beautiful Black Wal ' nut and Roaewood finish, and for brilliancy of tone andllghtncss of touch cannot be surpassed either is this country or Europe, and arc offered at the lowest manufaf to rero prices. Including carriage. Also, Prince A Co.'a Melodeons, new style, with full and half swell, of fine Rosewood finish, and at the lowest Buffalo ral assertinent of Variety Goods. Wholesale and retail at the old Music and Variety Store, No. 26 Union street. mv2 J AS. MF.LLOB. LADIES & GENTLEMEN?TAKE NOTICE I FINE PEKFUMEKIES. WE hare just received a large assortment of cholea Perfumeries and Toilet Articles, comprising: Pomatums; French and American Hair Oils; Luhln's Extracts for the Handkerchief; Basin's 44 20 varieties; Oriental Drop*; "Odtura"-?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 A Co. my 14 ? Bridge Corner Druggists. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. FUNDENBEKG & ROBERTS NO. 1, WASHINGTON HALL, Wheeling, Va. TTTOULD respectfully inform the public that they are now V V replenishing their stock with a complete assortment of Drugs and Medicine*, and will always have on hand a supe rior article of all kluds?warranted/in*. The foUowiagare some of tlte articles in store: Congress Water. Ferrated Tinct. Bark, Sims' manufacture. Coti_L\ver Oil, Baker's na*imf*ctur?? Chloroioriu, Sulphuric "Ether. Collodeon?a very superior article. Arsenlte of Quinine; Brucia. Fine Extracts for Flavoring purposes, i Dandelion Coffee, Wilson's. Wines and Brandies for medica) use. . Ac., Ac., Jkc., my!4 EI air, Teoth an<l ftall Brushes. fT^HE richest assortment in Wheeling? JL "What-Not" Dusters ; Mosquito Fans; Fancy Pungent* and Match Safes; Porte Monnaics; Combs?all varieties; India Rubber Goods; With a complete assortment of Druggists Fancy Article*. For sale by T. 1L LOGAN CO., my 14 Bridge Cor. Druggists. Dl RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS!!! SAVINGS BANK STOKE KOlt MALE. rHE proprietor of the Savlngs Bank Store, corner of Mar ket and Monroe its., Wheeling, Va., wishing to change is occupation, and it being neceassry to close his business urlny the present year, offers lilt entire stock of Boom, iioea, Hats, Caps, Ac. at wholesale, on favorable term*, and rill continue to sell at retail (If not otherwise disposed of) lie best bargains in the city. I have just received a line assortment of Bummer Hats, itdies and genu Shoe* and Gaiters, and would respectfully ay to all those disposed to patronise lue, my Goods must be old, uad will be sold regarule4* of profit. Come one and art?you shall have value for your money, have many Gonda?I will sell at coat. mrt" W H WATEOW. Removal. '"VN Tuesday, April 1, C. P. BIIOWN, having removed from Washington Jlall, wi:l open at fto. U8> JlniuMreeti n llornbrook's Buildiug, one door above Messrs. Marsh A 'nylor's, a beautiful assortment of Watches, Jewelry and 'ancy Articles, recently selected by himself In the Kutitn iltles. A call and examination of his stock by his former patron md the public generally Is respectfully invited. Wheeling, March 29. 1H56. UK stock h now full, and it is our intention to keep Itve ry complete, by constant additions, throughout the thole season. my*; HEISKKLL A SWEARING Eli. Wanted? OATS, WHEAT, . BYE, BARRET, TIMOTHY BR**. For which the highest market price will be paid. *l>7 GILL A CO. flavoring Lxtiaoifi I "OR Jellies, Pastries, Creams, Puddings, etc. etc.. ' For ?ale by T. H. LOGAN A CO. jnl5 llrldge Corner Dntgglsts. SADDLE BLANKETS.. I HAVE a lot of first rate BuckeyeSaddle Blankets, for ? ale cheap at the old stand, 12>3, Main street. _nv24 JOHN KNOT*. THE law undersigned Is this day dissolved by mntual consent. Each wffl prao ticelaur as heretofore. dctr j'. ffA pen'dlbton. FLOUR, ORAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, Ac. WANTED.?The subset Ibers will purchase or myke liberal advances on consignment to Baltimore, Philadelphia or New Yew Y6rk, of flour, weeat, rye,' oats, corn," barley, clover and timothy seeds. Also en butter (solid pic. led > and eggs. GILL A CO. ag* Water street. UAKDOTTK-8 WOKM HCGAR DROPS, A plessant and eflicacious remedy for Worms In children . xJL Put up In the form of fine candy, avoldlngthe disagree able taste, of Vermifuge generally. Price 25 cts per box. Sold by T, H: LOGAN ACO., decSl. - - - ? , ., , Bridge Canter. FOUNDRY PIG 1ROM. TONS Lonaconlng Foundry Iron, for sale by O" auitg GILL A CO. Water st. Creutrai ^.tboriuieiii iV Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dyestutfs, _' Brushes, Notions, etc., etc., always ou hand at the jntti . Bainox Co?m Dago Sioax. BRANDY?A very superior article, just received and U sale by . FUNDENBERG A ROBERTS, Je4 ?\ aahington Hall Drug Store ItAT PILLS! KAT PILLS!! f YON'H Rat Pills, Bed Bug Poison, Ac. Ac.,?first rate ax JL j ttclesior exterminating these peats. Just received and for sale by jut 4 T. H. LOG AS A CO. FHEKVU COHSKTS.? '? A FULL assortment of French Corsets, in all slace, just rcoOvta 11/ JixprtM, at a^* Ha.xai-.ELL A BWEABlNQg?*a. IUbbus'h. ELEGANT Ribbons, French Flowers, Bouehe's, Btrvm Braids, Ac. received at W. D. MOTTE A BRO?S. ( which they win sell at very low prices. ' apt KID ULUYK& I HAVE ja*l received the largest lei of Gent* KM 01.TM ever oCcrt-<! in tbi* market, *uU of tae eery b??t. cckc?. Every Liuir w.rrutcd 10 give vutlrc kAUsfsctioo oroo ftal. - ?t No.* IVubtugton H&U. - ap-J J H. feTXUaiAN. HiA?ATmA^CAwr^uMlweivST?5ioro?5Tat? wutU C*H?M 1,1 tlHJI. ' *,y\; a. D. uaiip: i. * eo O"