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U JillM.SDAY 9IOKMXU, MAUtll 21.
Tub Postmaster General has comuicnced
lopping off the twigs lirst; and
on Saturday several hundred notices
of removals and appointments wero
sent through the mail, all of thorn 10 i
postmasters holding potty offices.
Tiie appointment of Mr. Thomas l.
Tullock, who is secretary of tho republican
executive committee, as chief of
the appointment division of tho Treasury
Department, is regarded in Wash"
ington by tho Democrats as a positive
indication that all tho conservative and
democratic clerks In tho department
are doomed to the official guillotine.
Tuk Mctlicuisi.episcopal Luuruu <>i
tins United Slates, it in announced, will,
next June, decide the question whether
thy laity shall hereafter be admitted as
delegates to the conferences. All the
membors of tho Church, male and female,
will vote; and in order to ascertain,
in an informal way, the views o 1
tho denomination on tho subject, a
series of maus meetings of friends of
tho change will be held through the
country.
At the Cabinet meeting Friday last
the subject of the various oflicers at
home and abroad was discussed at
length, for the purpose of deciding
upon a general course of action on the
part of tho Kxecutivo department.
The question of removals was particularly
considered, and tho united opinion
of tho President and Cabinet was
that no removals of Republican officeholders
should bo made except lor
cause, until the expiration of ilieir
Mic.Wili.ky introduced iu iho Sennit"
on Saturday a bill authorizing
tin* corporations of Washington and
Ueorgotown to subscribe for the capital
stock of the Loudoun and Hampshire
Itiilrond Company, of "Virginia: ten
thousand shares to be subscribed for
by ihe corporation of Washington, and
two thousand shares by the corporation
of Georgetown; each share being for
$100. To raiso the means necessary to
pay for such subscriptions, the corporators
are authorized to issue their
bonds payablo in thirty years, bearing
six pec cent, interest, which may be
delivered to said companies iu payment
for the subscriptions.
An engagement between Schenck
and Butler was expected in tho Hoiisb
of Representatives Monday, but did
not come off. Butler after reaching
the House and recounoiterlng the position,
sent at once to his oflice and
hurried tip an additional stock of ammunition
in tbe shape ol documents
supposed to be copies of the telegrams
and suppressed evidence from the flies
of Ihe Impeachment Committee, which
Butler claims will make good his
charge against Sohenck. Uen.Schenck's
friends claim that he can prove Butler
was bought off by the whisky men
while managing the impeachment iuvubIiirnTion
?mi that he is retained as
tlie attorney of oueol the largest whisky
establishments at :lie Kast.
Tub Senate is making progress slowly
on the Tenure-of-OIlice question. In
tlio caucus Monday afternoon, after
we vera 1 .short speeches had been delivered,
a motion was uiado by a lending
member, with a view of harmonizing
the contlicting opinions, that tlio whole
question of repeal, modification aud
suspension bo committed to the Judiciary
Committee, with instructions to
present u new bill embodying certain
features which are to take the places of
the first nnd second sections of the Civil
Tenure Act. This motion was unanimously
agreed to, with the understanding
that they would make a similar
motion in tlio Senate next day, and tlio
committee would thereupon prepare a
measure allowing the President to appoint
his Cabinet, and to make removals
during the recess of Congress without
tendering liis reasons therefor to the
Senato, but requiring him, within thirty
days after the meeting of the Senato in
December, to send a list of nil appointments
made during the recess. It is expected
that the bill will embody the
other features of the original act, and
also a clause repealing the original
law. The committee were to conler with
l'resident Urant, and inform him of the
action of the caucus, and obtain bis
views oi the subject, and, as far as possible,
make their action conform to his
views. Another caucus will be held today,
when the committee will report
and present the Iruits of its action, and,
if satisfactory, will submit the bill to
the Senate, when, of course, it will be
passed, and sent to the House for concurrence.
It may be considered a big
work if the thing is disposed of this
week. Adjournment will then follow,
it is expected, within a fortnight from
the present time.
?
Uon, C. D. Hubbard baa returned to
liis home in Wheeling, after four years
of service in Congress. An actiVe worker,
always at his post, :be has grown
lu favor with bis constituents with each
session of Congress, and has won golden
opinions in Washington, for his
strict integrity,?Rilchic Star.
MMSKBaaaWKaQMMMManBKMWMCMWaaMSaWMMana
1'oul-l'rantllBl Women Talkcrn.
New York haB.iuBt had n novelty In
n press dinner, at which the rights of
woman assumed the form of a privilege
to man. Last Saturday evening eighty
or ninety gentlemon?editors, reporters,
magazinists, and correspondents?met
nearly as many ladieB, most ol them
representing the feminine literary talent
of the metropolis, at n public dinner,
in which the ordinary social distinctions
of aex were as utterly ignored
as if the entire company consisted of
gentlemen.
The Tribimc says of It:
The tolerdtlon of female presence
during the post-prandial speeches at
the Burn's dinner a few weeks ago in
this city, was announced to the world
as a startling innovation, for which
the managers of the affair received
much praise. The New York press
had anticipated that innovation last
year, however, by a "breakfast" to
which tho SoroKiH Society was specially
Invited, and at which the ladies were
not only allowed to keep their seats
during the speaking that followed the
eating, but Wfro absolutely compelled
to endure a live hours cannonade of
rhetorical missiles, hurled directly at
their heads from^l sides of the room, <
by men who not only ignored their i
feminine frailty, but presumed upon
a superhuman endurance which
IIHllUOl OCA (Junncaoco. x iimiDlIug oci
such an acknowledgement of woman's
right and woman's power must have
been to the porosis, the breakfast was,
after all, a mere enlargement or the ordinary
sociul custom which makes a
woman depend on her husband :
or attendant gentleman for nearly every
kind of entertainment. The ladies
had nothing to do but to eat, smile, look
their prettiest, and be patient. There
WH8 a radically novel principle involved,
however, in the Delmonico dinner
last Saturday evening. Tho ladies not
only listened to after dinner speeches,
but they made after dinner speeches.
More than this, the ladies were not invited
to join the gentlemen; tho gentlemen
were not invited to join the ladies.
The ladies and gentlemen were invited
to join each other. Most astounding
innovation of all?that which is most
signitlcant to those who are interested
in the progress of woman's rights?the
gentlemen did not pay lor the ladies.
With the natural generosity of their sex,
they allowed those ladies who chose to
do so to pay ior themselves. In all preliminaries
of the dinner, and throughout
its entire conduct, the ordinary distinctions
of sex were ignored. The 10sult
was the most delightful convivial
cccasionjwhich any of the gentlemen, at
least, Iiavo enjoyed.
llio Tcmirc-or-Ollico Uuestlou.
Washington", d. C., March 22, '09.
Tho ltepublican members of the Senate
wore in caucus to-day from ten to
twelve, and from two to U:o0 o'clock.
Tho morning session was devoted to
discussion growing out ot tho introduction
of a resolution suspending the act
to tho close of Urant'n administration.
Tho old arguments for and against suspension
were repeated and tho session
came to an end without an advance in
an v direction. The debate showed eve
rybody wanted to relieve the President
Irom the check and embarrassment, and
that a very decided majority were opposed
to repealing it. The special
friends of repeal were opposed to being
bound by a resolution for suspension,
and the session broke up without taking
a vote. Tho afternoon session was
devoted to an earnest effort to find some
ground on which all might stand. It was
apparent that repeal could be carried,
and it was doubtful if tho House will
agree to suspension. Several conciliatory
speeches were made. Messrs.
Trumbull and Morton, representing
those who talked most for repeal, said
they would agree to any measure leaving"
the President tree to mako such
changes as ho thought advisable. Mr.
Sherman finally moved to recommit
the bill now pending in tho Senato,
Which suspends tho law till next winter,
to the Judiciary Committee. Further
debate followed, in which it was
substantially agreed by all present
that a now tenure-of-ofiice bill, retaining
the featnres of the present law and
excluding all obnoxious provisions,
must bo carried through the Senate,
and probably through tho House.
Tho proposed modifications are
that the act shall not apply
in any way to the Cabinet, and
tho President shall not be required
to make out a case wherein certain persons
may bp removed; in other words,
ho may during the session of tho Senate
propose removals and appointments
at pleasure, and leave tho Senato to
make such examination as It pleases,
while during vacation he may suspend
and appoint at pleasure and submit his
aitlou to the Senato within twenty days
after reassembling. This will leave
:riiriMtrmJ oaoinrninrr nnw
IIIUI ucn lu ?u?. Tinuuuh r?"o ?
reason for his action, ana tlio feeling
among Senators to-night is that the
measure in that modified form onn bo
reported by the Judicary Committee
and adopted by Congress, and that it
will bo satisfactory to the President.
The Committee will meet to-morrow
or next day to put the conclusion of
the caucus into shape, and if the present
disposition on all sideB to liarmonizo
continues, u now bill will probably
get through before tho end of tho
week.
Sum Totai. oi-- Gbeat Lirut,\iui:s.?
! <? ??n l>?'1 wiiaIi t rs rl r\ nrtth fltnttnn_
M u ua *c uau iuuuu IU uu n 1111 umnunarii'B,
first anil last; have turned over a
thousand pounds of them, perhaps;
have watched new editions rising in
stately fashion, and found the best were
set on Webster's sure foundations.
What we have written of Webster's
work, while it has been all truthfulness,
has also been in all love. We
have a warm tilial feeling for it and lor
him: grateful to Webster for earliest
lessons and for latest teachings; gratelul
to God, that, while Ho gives us English
for our rnotlior tongue, he gave us
a man so worthy to record and expound
it; meu so worthy to continue the work
he so nobly begun. And we put that
mother-tongue to a sacred use when we
utter the truthful words that the three
books are the siun total of great libraries:?the
JJiblc, Shakespeare, ami Webster's
lioyal Quarto.?Chicago livening
Journal. .
? ? The
New York Evening Post (Republican)
has along leader attacking President
Grant for vacillation and inconsistency
iu bis course with referenco to
appointments, showing that after the
President had said all recommendations
for subordinate appointments must
come through the heads of departments
he had made several appointment
without the knowledge ol any member
of his Cabinet.
Tiik New York Tribune says of the
repeal of the Tenure-ol-ollieo Act:
'There is no question involved which
would autagouize the President and the
Senate. The Senate is in session, ready
and willing to act upon any nomination
that the President shall see lit to make,
and is.certain to confirm at least ninetynine
iu every one hundred. Until at
least one is rejected, we perceive no
plausible reason for the repeal or suspension
of the Tenure-of-otlice Act.
What next from California ? A San
Jose paper relates that a shower of fresh
meat has fallen upon a spot in that vicinity.
The ground to the extent of
about Ave acres was covered with meat,
which fell from a clear sky. One pentlemau
who was standing in the lield
was pelted with the little chunks, and
auother made quite a collection of the
lraguients to show to the editor*.
DIED.
MAYGER.-At Bnrksvllle, Ky., March
14th, lsuy, catiiarink, wlxe of Kicaard
Mayger.
The funeral ^wlll take place from the residence
of U. \V. Pamphrey on John street,
Wednesday, March 24th, at 10 o'clock A. v.
Friends of tbo family are respectfully invited
to attend.
ABDILL*.?On Tuesday, March 23d, lS59,at
12*4 o'clock. Mis. Catuahink ABDii,L,aged
65 years.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of B. H. Rennard, on Fourth street,
between.John and Qulncy, on Thursday
I afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends of the famli
ly are respectfully invited to attend. 21*
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and was entirely cured after suffering
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of thanks, which ls now In possession of jnx
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WALTHAM
WATCHES.
To Buyers of Watches Everywhere.
The greater part of tho Jewelers of tho
United States keep Waltham Watches, and
cordially recommend them to their customers,
notwithstanding the fact that less protll
is made on those watches than on any others
generally sold by the'trade. The reason
of this Is, that the reputation or the Waltham
Watch renders it an easy sale, and the
result Is, that, although the dealer does not
raako as much money on each individual
watch as ho may on Uio sale of other
watches, he is still tho gainer through larger
and livelior sales. There are some, however
among the trade, who do not give tho
UHllliniu uw:ii iiju ucmij ouJIJ/U4 L nuiuu
It deserves. Tliis portion of the trade fancy
tliero Is more money to be made by dealing
iu watches about which tlio public are ignorant,
and in wiiich there is loss competition,
and are content to make an occasional sale
of such watches at a largo protit. It is this
class of dealers who, when asked abont
Waltham Watches, use that kind of language
which leads the customer to buy just
such a watch as Is the most profitable for the
dealer to sell.
For the information of persons about to i
buy a watch, and who may be unfavorably
flireclfKl by the representations of those un- 1
friendly to our watches, we call attention to
the following suggestions:
Since the manufacture of watches was initiated
at Waltliam, tho Company have
made and sold about 400,000 watches. In
every town and village of the country some
wearer of a Waltham Watch may be found. ]
Let the party about to buy ask this owner of
an American Watch this question :
HAH YOUK WATCH GIVEN YOU SATISFACTION
?
We are not afraid to advise those wishiqg
to buy a watcb to guide themselves by the
answer. Being satisfied as to the quality of
the watch, tho buyorhas now only tosatisfy
bimself that tho Waltham Watches are THE
OHEAl'KST as well as tho best. On this
head wo have a few words to say:
It is a well known fact in manufacturing,
that the greater the number of articles
manufactured by one establishment, the
smaller will be the cost of each individual
article. Keeping this in view, our policy
has always i>een to sell our products at the
lowest possible price in order to secure large
sales, and thus enable us to manufacture
watches at a minimum cost. WE BELIEVE
IN SMALL PKOFITS AND A
LARGE BUSINESS. Thin policy wo have
successfully carried out, anu the result is,
that to-day we manufacture twice as many
watches as all the other factories In the United
States put together. We can, therefore,
afford lo tell CheajHT than Ihcy do, and actually
do sell Tioenty-flve per ceiU Cheaper than they
do quality for qxuiltty.
We would further remark that ln|lncreasingour
production we have constantly improved
its QUALITY AND ITS VAK1ETY.
We havo had the refusal of nearly all inventions
intended to improve time-pitce-s aud
havo adopted all those, and those ouly,
which have proved to be really valuable.
Wo have retained in our employment every
head of a department we have ever had
whose services were of any importance to
tho Company, and our present corps of designers
and master mechanics caanot b?
equaled in this or any other country. In
audition to this we make gold and silver
cases, not only for our own movement*, but
for those of other factories, ours being the
only establishment that turns out watches
complete In every respect.
As these Watches are ior sale by tho trade
generally throughout the United States, and
at a retail prollt made: most reasonable by
competition, the Company invariably decline
orders of a retail character.
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Rev. H. N. McTyiere, D. D.,
Nashville, Tenn? Bishop M. E. Church,
South.
Rev. A. A. Lipscomb. D. D.,
Athens, Qa., Chancellor University or Ga.
Rev. Richard Puller, D. D.,
Baltimore, Mil., Pastor Baptist Church.
rres. jr. a. unaQDourne,
Madison, Wis., Pres. Univ. of WIa?
Joseph Le Conte, M. D?
Columbia, B. C., Prof. Cbem. and Geology
Univ. of 8. C.
Rev. T. O. Summers, D. D.,
Nashville, Tonn., Book Ed. South Moth.
Pub. House.
R. T. Brumby,
Marietta, Ga., formerly Prof. Chora. Univ.
Ala. and S. U.
Rev. J. M. Bonnell,
Macon, Ga., Pres. of Woe. Fera. College.
Rev. W. C. Bass,
Macon, Ga., Prof. Nat. Sciences, Wes. Fera;
College.
Hon. Thomas H. Watts,
Montgomery, Ala., Ex-Governor State of
Alabama.
Rev. I. T. Tichnor,
Montgomery, Ala., Pastor First Baptist
Church.
B. B. Davis, Esq.,
Montgomery, Ala., Merchant.
Rev. L. M. Smith, D. D.,
Oxford, Ga., President Emory College.
Rov. A. G. Stacy,
Charlotte, N. G\, Pres. Meek. Female College.
Rev.v?. P. Pierce, D. D.,
Sparta, Ga., Bishop M. E. Church, South.
Hon. Alex. H. Stephens,
Crawfordsville, Ua.
Rev. C. D. Elliott, D. D.,
Nashville, Tenn., Pros. Nashville Femalo
Academy.
Rov. G. W. F. Price,
Taskffico, Ala., Pres. Tns. Foraalo College.
Rev. J. Hamilton, D. D.,
Mobile. Ala., Pastor Franklin at. M. K.
Church, South.
Rev. A. T. Mann.D. D.,
Memphis, Tenn., Pastor M. E. Church, South
This list might be increased to Include the
name of almost every man, woman and
child in theSouthern States. Wo have only
given a few of the more prom iuent, whom
everybody knows, and whose opinions they
respect;
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merchant.
Orders filled by the proprietors,
JOHN DARBY A CO.,
101 Williams Street, N. Y.
arsold bv LAUUI1LIN, SMITH & CO.,
Wheeling, "W. Va. marlC
gVH0rp*HS.
Ji KIT J. STJLNTOW. 0. W. B. AI.I.I80I*.
STANTON A ALLISON,
Attorneys at Law,
WHEELING, W. VA.,
WILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AMI'
Federal Courts.
UHlco on Fourth street, east Hide, first doo
north of Monroe. oc2-ly
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
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114 Market Streot,
One Door Below McLnre House,
WHEELING, W. VA.
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University, Washington Square, at 10% A,
m., and at 7% i\ m. The evening service In
summer is at 8 o'clock. Waverly Place, immediately
north of the New York Hotel, out
of Broadway, runs west to Washington
Square, on the east side of which is the university.
The entrance to tho church Is the
main door of the University. University
Place cars run from the door of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, to the door of the Church.
From tho Bt. Nicholas and Metropolitan,
take the cars corner of Broadway and
Broome, leave at Waverly Place, and go west
one block. At the Asior House take University
Place cars, leave at Waverly Place,
and go westone block. Strangers will liud
cordial welcome, and polite attention.
The Pastor is Kkv. Dk. Dkkms, who devotes
himself to the spiritual Interests of
strangers. If any be sick, let them addreAs
him a note by mall, "as Pastor of the Church
of the Strangers, N. Y.," and It will reach
him. The ladies who compose the "Society
of the Sisters of tho Stranger," procure
medical, legal, and spiritual help for strangers
in perplexity, distress or sickness. Address,
"Sisters of tho Stranger," care Rev. Dr.
DKKMS, N. Y.
If you tire coming to New York .soon, cut this
out and paste it in your memorandum book.
Davis' Sugar Gored Hams,
|r TIERCES JUST RECEIVED ISY
t) II. J. SMYTH,
Corner Market. A Q,tilncy stf.
L>riea ueei.
2 TIERCES DAY IB' 8UUAK OURED.
For Halo bjr
H. J HMYTFT.
Goshen Cheese.
ROXES CHOICE GOSHEN CHEESE,
Just received by
K. J. 8MYTH,
mar3 Corner Market A Quincy His.
Dissolution.
rilllE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
J. existing between tlie undersigued under
the tlrm uame of Forgey A Jlugbes is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the late
firm will present them ior settlement. Those
knowing themselves indebted will ploase
call and settle.
ALEX. H. FORGEY,
W.M E. HUGHES.
WiiEKLrNO, February 15,1869.
Having purchased the Interest of Mr*
Hughes 1 wllloontlnuo the business at the
old stand, 120 Main street, where I will be
pleased to see all former patrons of the
nonse. and any new ones who please to call.
Iebl7-tf ALEX. H. FuKUKY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IN ADDITION TO MY IMMENSE STOCK
of
TTntii and flanq fnr WhnlnHaHnc.
??o?
I liave fitted up my first floor for doing a
Fashionable Retail Trade.
Ami now offer at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICKS, an unusually large a took of
First Class Hats and Caps.
Bought Willi great care recently In New
York for cash.
maris HAM'I. B. PRATHER;
~ ZR,:E:&?0'V\a_XJ.
THE 17NDLRSIGNED HAVE REMOVED
to their new Ware Rooms, north east
corner Market Square, Centre Wheeling,
where may bo found everything In the
iF-UTaZENriTTTZEaiE Xjizsns.
Thankful for past favors, we invite attention
of the public to our new house.
Work made 10 order. UNDERTAKING
promptly attended to.
mar28-2w WM. ZINK <* BON.
Plaster Paris;
tr A BBLS. CALCINED PLASTER PARI
OU (Phoenix Mills).
P. C. HILDRETH * BRO.
gtttf
Wanted?To Rent.
t>* a Family of three grown" per_D
sons, a house containing seven room*.
References given. Address A. D,
maitMf Care Intelligencer office.
For Sale.
A SNUG, SUBSTANTIAL. frame house
of Ave rooms and an attic, slmated on
Walnut street, near Fulton. The lot of
ground upon wbich the house stands is ICO
feet front by in deep. Possession April 1st,
1869. Apply to THOS. O'BRIEN,
mar24 Real Estate 4-gent.
Administrator's Sale.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON MONDAY,
the i9fch Inst., at my residence on Fourth
street, next door to at. Matthew's Church,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. m.# I will selJ
the remaining household and kitchen furniture
of the late Francis R. Armstrong,
Also on same day lota numbered 2 and 3 in
block 28, In the Buena Vista addition tc
Wheeling. Bald lots are at the Junction ol
Monroe, Sixth and St Charles streets.
Terms:?Cash for all sums less than 150
Note with approved security for all snuai
above ?50. J. D. l>u BOIS,
mar24-ta Administrator.
WASHINGTON HALL.
Benefit of tho great immortal and unapproachable
Comedian of the age,
J. O. SEFTON.
This Evening, W. Leman Real's great lifeliko
drama In 3 acts, entitled the
FIVE FAST MEN !
Bam Slap - - - - - - - J. O. Skfton
To conclude with the grand military drams
in three acts, of the
FKKNCII SPY!
Tony Bavard, ------ J. O. Skfton
In rebuarsel, LONG tTIUKE, HTRKETS OI
NEW YORK, AKTKR DARK.
Saturday, Last Grand Matinee
Admission, GO cent*. Reserved Beats, 75 c(a
Heats secured at Hall from 1(2 A * M. till 4 1*. Bf
Jloors open at 7 o'clock. Curtain rises ai
mai24 W: REEU. BnMnem Manager.
Public Sale.
mil E UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFEIt AI
JL public sale, on
TneHilny, Marcli 301ti. 186!).
At 1 o'clock p. M.t near the Sherman House
In the town oi Martinsville, the followlnf
articles:
3 flue Show Cases.
8 Marble Top Tables.
2 flue Ollt Mirrors.
I god a FountAln.
Yi dozen Common Tables.
25 yards Ingrain Caapet,
Several sets Chairs.
IceCream MateilaLs and Fixture*.
I dozen Pictures.
1 Wash Stand.
l Tropic Stove. 1 Parlor Stove.
% dozen Cbaliug Pans.
J Water Cooler.
1 Silver *'ard Basket.
l Sofa, 1 flue Marble Imngo, aud other ar
tides too tedious to enumerate.
A. D. A I. NEWLAND,
mar24 lw Martin's Ferry, O.
French Army Lotion,
RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
LOGAN, LIST A CO.
Ayres' Worm Candy.
1111E REST VERMIFUGE IN THE MAR
. KET.
For sale by
LOGAN, LIST A CO.
Harness Oil.
JUST THE THING FOR FARMER*
Draymen . Liverymen, and all who wan
lO nutsj) Lilt? Ji u?rueao ju (uuu ?? udi .
In quart aud pint cans.
For sale by
mar24 LuOAN, LIST A CO.
1868, Fall and Winter. 1869
THIS L.A11GEHT,
THE BEST.
AND
Tli? Cheapest
LOT OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
AH1)
NOTIONS
IN TUB CITY IS AT
FISHER & SEAMON'S
116 MAIM NfREKT,
sep24
"Creed _6e_0aEaan"!
PETROLEUM V. NASBY
\fijl LL. DEL IV ER HI S Fl RST an d ONL1
T T jivciuiciii Yruwmig niiaauuouu
Washington Hall,
? ON ?
rJ? IJ KSDAY EVEN ING
MARCH 30.
TickolH - -- -- -- ?5ctt
Reserved Beats - -- -- -- - 81 IK
BhIo of reserved scats commences at Sheib'
Maslc Htore, on Friday morning, 26tli, at 1
o'clock. marggld
National Savings Banl
of Wheeling.
Wiikklino, March 22,18C9.
7h the Comptroller of the Currency, Washing
/mi /t I
Bin: It in lioreby certified,In pursuance c
section 42 of tlio Act of Congress entitle*
"An Act to provide ft National Currency so
curcdbyn pledge of United States Bonds
aud to provide for tlie circulation and re
demption thereof," approved June :i, 1SB-I
that, at a meeting of the Stockholders of th<
National Savings Bank of Wheeling, locate*
at Wheeling, In the Slate of West Virginia
duly notified and held pursuant to law ant
the Articles of Association of said Bank, a
the ofUco of said Association, at Wheellni
aforesaid, on tne 7th day of January. 1S61I, l
was voted by the Stockholders of said Asho
elation, owning more than two-thirds of it
stock, that said Association go into liquida
tlon and be closed.
In testimony whereof, I liave by instruc
tlon of the Board of Direction? of said Asso
elation, hereto subscribed my name
r ) and allixed the seal of said Assocla
L. B. J-tlon, at Wneeling aforesaid, the da]
I J and year above written.
S. P. HILDRh/TH, Cashier
UOTICE.
The National Savings Bank of Wheeling
organized under the Act of Congress entitle*
An Act to provide a National Currency se
cured by a pledge of United States Bonds
and to provide for the circulation and re
dempUon thereof." approved June a. 1804. lo
cated at Wheeling, in the State of West Vir
gin la, is closing up its affairs. All note hold
ere and other creditors of said Assoclatloi
are therefore hereby notified to present tb?
notes and other claims against tne Association
lor payment. S. P. HILDKETH,
Cashier.
Dated Wheeling, March 2J, 1869.
mar22-2m
National Saving's Bank of Wheeling
Incorporated J an nary 15tb, 1869.
CAPITAL, - - #100,000.
Money received on deposit
Interest paid on Special Deposits. Nota
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought and
Bold. Collections made on all pplnts and pro
oeeds promptly remitted.
Discount dav?Monday.
DIRECTORS,
Thomas H. Ust, Robert Pratt1
Robert (iiboon, R. A. M'Cabe,
J. 0. Thomas, James McCluney.
J. Ll BtifeL
THOS. H. LJBT, President.
J. McCLiUNKY, Vice Preuldent,
B. P. HUUDRKTH, Cashier.
For St. Louis, Heokab, Dnvenport
Onlcnn, Dnbnqne and St. Paul.
Wednesday, the 24th Inst.
- w THE Fine Pas enger BLeamei
f A3GOW, Capt, Andy KoblnJCSSSh^on,
will leave wheeling for all
points on the Upper Mississippi River on
Wednesday, 24th March.
Apply to T. H. MONO, Agent,
marl2 3t Office 31 Monroe Btreet.
Bedcords.
JDSX RECEIVED AND FOB BALK AT
reduced prloas, Fifty Docea Hemp Bedcords.
mart! OHAS. B. BERRY.
IMPORTANT FOR THE
That the Handsomest a]
STOCK OF SPRIN
IN THE CITY, IS T<
BRUES & S
114 MAIN !
Their Especial Attention is Invi
I
Comprising Heavy Black Gro Grain Silks, IIoa>
A1"1
DRESS
Of every Color and Quality, at pslces ranging ft
of Colored Ball us fi
OUR DRESS GOODS
Cannot l>e surpassed. It embraces Irish Poplir
French Poplin*<, Glace Poplins,Htrlped and Pia
' Black and Colored Alpacas, of the most hand
uinr XA7q*-" Hinnic Alnaca of Elegant (.Quality.
White P. K.'s; Plain, Striped, and Barred, Lac
and Spring Shawls, In all the very latest Ntyles.
Latest Novelties In Parasols. Call and see the
I IThe Celebrated Seamless Kid Gloves. Also, n<
We also otfer 8JO Honey Comb Q,nllts at 91 50 ?
20 Dozen Elegant French Corsets at 91 uO a pl
50 Dosen Linen Cambric Handkerchief* at 10 c
1000 Yards Kassia Crash at YlvA cents per yard.
Table Linens, Irish Linens, ftapkinn, Towels
duced prices.
A fall stock of Clotli9 and Cassimeres for Men'*
: hi*
mar23
I &tw
Health. Officer's Notice.
Housekeepers and property
owners aro hereby notified to cleanse /their
premises before the 10th proximo, to
wit: Open cellar and garret windows?sweep
and whitewash cellars?cleanse and whitewash
privies, stables and other outbuildings;
and remove flitli of every description from
the yards.
On the 10th dav of April the Health Ofllcer /will
commence his house to house visits,and (.
all persons fail!ng to obey the terms of this
* notice will be liable to a flue of 920.
JAMES E. REEVES, M. D.,
margt-2t Health Officer.
THE STATE IMMIGRATION
and
ti ti t t xi xn o n t tp t v
XV ?j 11 X JU X' U V/ v/ A JU JL Jk
OF
"WES T VIBG-insriA.
Incorporated October 1!>, 186S,
This benevolent society is now
fully organized and ready for subscribers
to membership. All persons of good health
and morality, of the age of 15 to 60 years,
without regard to sex, can become members
of the Society. All those wishing to join the
same, will please meet at the otliceoi the undersigned
on
t Saturday Evening:, March 27, 1869, C
I at 7 O'clock,
To subscribe their names and leave their applications.
AH information and particulars
cheerfully given at any time by
benno kammer.
omCO on Market street, upper end of the
5th Ward Market. mar23-2taw ^
Flour, Flour.
. OA A BARRELS "AVONDALE."
/wUU 500 do. "(Jem of the West."
300 do. "Sunbeam."
3t.1l do, "Cornelian."
All No. 1 family Hour; just received and
for sale by
M. BEILLY.
Fancy Flour.
1 A A ?BLS. Uebhart's "White Lily."
XU\/ Iu store and for sale by
M. REILLY.
Garrott's Philadelphia Scotoh 1
SnulT. 1
K BARRELS ASSORTED I1LADDER8.
tl 25 Boxes packs.
J ust received and for sale by
| m. reilly.
) I<&rd Oil,
| ft BARRELS EXTRA NO. 1,
1U In store and for salo by
M. REILLY. W
If
Bacon, Baoon, k
1 f\ TIERCES Davis* Sugar Cured Hams. ?
1U 25,(100 lbs. Prime 8houlderrf. V
10,000 lbs. Clear Side*.
3,000 lbs. Star Breakfast Bacon. {y
? J ust received and for sale by ft
> M. REILLY. "
I*ako Fish.
A /\f\ HALF BBL.S. HERRING.
4:UU 100 do: White Fish.
1 n more and for sale by M. REI LL.Y.
Java Coffee- ?
QCJ MATS Choice Old Government Java.
/CO Just received and for sale by f
J M. KKILIjY. I
r Cider Vinegar.
BARRELS Pure Cider Vinegar. -c
OU In store andror sale by *
mar2< M. BEILLY.
, Oxtoby & Duffleld,:
JEWELERS,
103 Main Street, "i
" ii
J OPPOSITE MERCHANTS" HANK. y
a
I Have in store a
large stock of Amorlican
& Swiss Watches, _
gold and sliver; one
and eight day Clocks,
Of every stylo and
price; handsome Jewelry
tetlsof latest and
, most fashionable de- x
J Bigus; Holld b 11 - J
1 ver and Plated Ware;
uui u, on voi ?uu
Steel Spectacles; Gold
" Pens and Pencils;
! anil Fancy Goods S
generally; Clockfl and "
1 Mpectacles wold at
.* wholesale and retail. A
I We bny all onr goods
1 direct from manufac?
torero and importers.
1 Spocial attention giv"
en to the repair of
" Watches, Clocks, Jew- f
elry and Bpecta- v
cles, and all work
guatanteed.
Sole Agents for Gro?
' ver A Buker's improv"
ed Family Sewing Ma7
chines, a machine
which has stood twenmai'JO
ty years' tent
: HYACINTHS & GLASSES. T'
' A KINK ASSORTMEHT. P
1 Jnst received at
marl K. BOOKING'S.
A
. T
Notice. C1
The annual, meeting of the
Stockholders in Greenwood Cemetery
' for the election of Directors, will be held at
1 the office of the Secretary on Thursday, the
' 25th Inst,, between the hours of 2 and 5
o'clock p. V. K. C. BON HAM,
maris-td Secretary. ^
Dissolution of Partnership. _
The firm of a. w. pault* a oo. was t
this day dissolved by mntnal consent, ?
John Morgan, Jr., retiring. lri
March 16il9&. A. W. PAUL*Li A CO. 12
The business will be continued by the undersigned,
under the same name as hereto1
fore. A. W. PAULL.
marl8 j. f. paulil.
Fl
Assistant Assessor's ITotioo.
nUKE NOTICE THAT 18HAX.L ASSESS P
_L all persona who have neglected to make
return or thelrlncome from the best Information
I can obtain, and add SO per cent. BC
thereto, if not returned by the 80th Inst,
KOBERT PKATT. ]
marZMw Am la taut Aasesaor. l?
Calcined Plaster.
1 AH BBLS. FliASTEB PARIS, Piillailo i,
1UU plila make received by 11
p. o. hhjOkkth * bko.
LADIES TO KNOW,
ad Most Attractive
[G DRY GOODS
)BE FOUND AT
ANDERS',
STltEET.
ted to the Silk Department
ry Black Taffeta SlikH, for Ladles' fia/inefl,
S I Xj K S
ora f 1 CO to 95 00 per yard. Also, a variety
jr Trimmings.
- ? > vtmaravrm
i UJtirAttTiKIJCii^l JL
is or all Colors, from fl SO to 13 00 per yard,
In, for Suits, from 50 cents to fl per yard,
[some colors, from 37*i cents to 91 25 for a
na Lace SI)awfc and Circulars, Silk Cloaks,
m.
bw styles of Alexandre Kid Gloves.
i piece.
ce.
:enta a piece.
and Housekeeping Goods, at eroatly rei
and Boys' weir. At
,UES A SANI)E118%
114 IVXalii SI reef.
gKMrtaot tailoring.
A. M. ADAMS
)KF?KS HIS STOKE-ROOM FOIt SALE
or rent from the 1st of April, 18<?.
HOST,
COST;
AND
BELOW,
And will soli
r* " " J m _xi.
Lis Keaay maae uiouiuig
AT
}OST, TO CLOSE OUT
Before l)o removed to his new stand
)N MONllOE STREET
Jan 19
HOUSEKEEPERS!
HOUSEKEEPERS I
Ion?Women??and Children 1
ton?"Women?and Children!
READ?READ.
"Cooling to Scalds and Bums,"
Hootbing to all painful wonnds, Ac."
"Healing to all Bores, Ulcere. Ac."
OSTAR'S BUCKTHORNSALVE
i the most extraordinary salyk ever
nown. Its power orBootlilng and Healing
trail Cats, Barns, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers,
happed Hands and Skin, for Soro Nipples,
>r Piles, Ac., Ac.?is wlthonta parallel. One
BTson says of it, "I would not be without a
ox in my House, if it cost 95.00, or 1 bad to
avel all the way to New York for it,"?i\T.
'. Evening News, Sent 6.
All Druggists in WHEELING sell It.
"UUSTAit S
Standard Preparations
ARE HIS
JEAUTIFIER!
THE
titter-Sweet & Orange Blossoms
One Bottle, 11.00?Three for 19.00.
His
Oostitr's" Bat, Roach, *?., Exlermluatora.
CoitarV'Bed Rag Externilnntoni.
CoMtar's" (only pure) Insect fowder.
"Only Infallible remedies known."
"18 years established in New York."
2.000 boxes and Flasks manufactured dally.'
!! Beware!!! of spurious imitations."
All Drugglgts in WHEELING fell them.'
Address "Uostar," 10 Crosby St. N. Y."
r John f. Hknky, (Successor to)
1)kma8 Barn*s a Co.; 21 Park How, N. Y.
old in WHEELING, W. Va,, by
T. H. LOGAN A Co.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH A CO.. and
KDMDND BOOKING. mar20
CARPETS!
. & 6. MENDEL & CO.
Are now receiving their
pring Stock of Carpets, &c.,
ntl are prepared to offer as good stock
and at as low prices as any otner house
in tne Trade. They have all the new
styles of Brussels, 3 Plys, 2 Plys and
beet assortment of Ingrain
IARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
and
WINDOW SHADES,
In Ibe Market.
FURNITURE.
ley have also Uie largest stock .or Furniture
In the city. n
ARLOR SUITS,
CHAMBER SUITS,
DINING-ROOM SUITS.
nd all styles of Furniture In the market
both or
HEIB OWN MANUFACTURE,
nelnnatl and other makes. They Invite an
examination or their choice stock:
.1. & G. MENDEL 8c CO.,
128 Main Street.
WHEELING, W. VA.
*d a tt i x-u.- ?
? vuuarbuKiiig jcromptiy
ttended to.
marlO
jROWR ? RIOOIHS, ,
17 Main St., Wheeling, W. Vs.,
PHOTOQBAPHEBS,
And Dealers In
DREIQN & AMERICAN CHROMOS,
Irtnre Frames. Plftnrc Walla cord
and Taaaels, Parlor Itraekela, Ac.
IUAKK KKAMES MADE TO ORDER.
s. B.?OaUery will bo open In the evenS
marlO
No Plas Ultra Lime.
|)n BBLfl. HE PLDB ULTRA LIUE,
JU frceb bnrnt, received by
P. C. HILDRKXH A BRO.
io
JOHN ROEMER,
Nob. 31 and 33, Main St.,
CBNTUE WimJKLlNU.
EOGIVES ME PLEASURE TO IHFORU
my friends and the public In general that
ave In store and am dally receiving larse
additions to my stock or
if
Fancy aii Domestic Dry Goods,
Housekeeping Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
KugH; Mutts, Ac., Ac.
Having the Largest Variety and a more
general assortment of articles directly aiitl
Indirectly connected with a Dry Goods, Notion
and Carpet Establishments combine,!
Into one mammoth establishment, which
enables me to bny and sell a much larger
quantity of goods than any two establishments
in the city In our line, and In convenience
of whleh I can boy and sell them ul
less prices! Studying economy In every department;
having no rent to pay, i can do a
larger bnalnen at leas expense than any
other house In the trade. Keeping a lariit,
number of gentlemanly and competent
salesmen, the most .fastidious cannot fall to
he pleased.
Special attention Is invited to a few articles
of oar stock.
ZPZR/XZSTTS,
A large assortment of New Stories. 10, 1'.'
and 15c. Buffalo Allapacos 40, 50, 60, 70,
00c, II. Pure Mohair Lustres and Poplltix
from SOeto <150 Fancy and Black Silk* from
11 25 to S3 50 per yard.
Bombazines, Crape Batherla, Alexandria
Cord, and many otner styles of goods suitable
lor mourning.
WIEHTIE GOODS,
A large assortment of all tlio different make**,
Swiss, Nansook, Bishops Lawn, Victoria
Lawn. Soft finished Jaconet, Striped Jaconets,
Plaid Jaconets, Brilliants, Pique*.
Uranedeln Veiling ol all colon; Flannel* m
all kinds and prices.
CLOTII8, CASSIMEKUh,
Satinets, Jeans, Cashmerets. Ac., the largest
' * ' ?!? ? InanvunmtvlltAhlir.
HBWrUUDUL ?u mo "'J t ? ?. ?
chants RDd Merchant Tailors at Kasterti
Prices, also. Tailors' Trimmings.
AX usline,
A large assortment of Bleached and Uubleached
from 10, 12,15,18.18. 20c. Meacbe.1
and Unbleached Sheeting 6-4,9*4,KM. Unon
Sheeting of superior quality 5-?, 10-4. A
large supply of Linen Table cloths. Tabm
Linens, Napkins, Ton lings, 4c., or the bent
quality and exceedingly low prices.
Shirting Linens 50,60, 75.85o. 91, 91 20.
Hblrt ltosoms W, 25, 30, 85, 40, 50, ?U, T3c.
Uress TrintminKs,
In great variety and at low prlcex. KM
oloves. a mil line of best quality,f 125, II so.
II 75, (2 00. Fancy Oloves?A general assortment
at almost any price. .Ladles ami
Uents Handkerchiefs, from 5c to 12 apiece.
The best 0 Oord Machine Cotton In the
world at 90c per doz.
HU91KRY?The largest assortment of Ladles'
and (Jents* Hosiery In the city, at almost
any price.
Marsalles. Honey Comb and Lancaster
(?111119. uioara ana bdawui in great vaneij
and at low prices.
Carpet Department.
Special attention Is given to thisDepartment.
Having a sepaarte room lathe establishment
for carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings.
Rags, Matts, Ac., Ac., window Blinds, PUtnrea,
Ac., enables us to compete wltu any
house in the trade and offer great induce
mentsto cash buyers 111 that department,
having Carpet from 80o to ft; selling the beet
2 ply Ingrain All Wanted Chain and Woo!
filling at ?1 per yard, cali and sea tor yon rselveB,
if you wish to save money. The best
quality of Cotton OarpetChain. 3 ply at 40c;
4 ply at 43c, and 5 play at 45c. White Cotton
Chain from Nos. 8 to 12 for 43c.
Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and selling
for cash yon can always tell what you
are doing, for cash will secure better bargains
than credit, believing that by Industry.
honest dealing and economy, we cannot
fall to benefit those friends and customers
that may be pleased to favor us with a call.
Therefor I respectfully Invito an examination
of our Btock or all cash buyers, either
wholesale or retail before purchasing elsewhere,
and oblige
mart! Join HOtMEH.
MORE NEW GOODS!
GOOD QUALITY RUSSIA CRASH
AT 12J? CENTS PER YARD.
MOBB HUCK TOWELS
AT 22 CENTS EACH.
Spring Shawls, New Style.
I. IN EM HANDKERCHIEF*
AT 12X CENTS EACH.
Plaid Nanaooks, Scotch Cambrics 4 c.
Just received by
3. H. SMITH,
mare No. 123 Main Bireei.
New Spring Shawls.
WILL OPEN THIS MORNING REAL
Palseley shawls, with wtiiteand blacn
centres; French Printed Cashmere Shawlin
great variety.
mar22 J. 8. HHODEB A CO.
The Last Chance.
W E WILL OFFER THIS HORNINU 2'.
pieces Heavy Black Alpaeca Popilnx
at 37%c; 20 do. at 60c. Theae goods are worth
usually just double what woukfor them.
niHt22 J. B; BHOPBB * C<
To Make Room,
W\?^r^TnHI^tY^ARDS aij
mw22 J. B. HHODEB A CO.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
NOW OFFERING,
FINEST 10-4, 11-4, 12-4
wmte wool Blankets
_A_T COST.
ALSO
Fine French Merino, worth II, torts cent*.
Fine French Merino, worth tl 25 for II <>>Fine
French Kmprees Poplin for only ?i i-Ui.
Fine English Merino for only ? eta.
Fine Mohair Dress Goods, worth SO cts for
All other Drew Goods at reduced price.
FURS! FURS!!
I am closing ant my stock of Ladle*' an-l
Children's Fare at COST.
Hbawls, Knit Breakfast Capes and Howlat
RKDOblCD PRICKS.
CARPET CHAIN.
A superior quality of 4 and 5 ply Cotton
Cftrnfltllhfiin thahmrt In ?"> -??5L_*
A fall assortment of all kinds or Dome**! if
Goods, of Uio bt-Mt Fnbrla and .Latest Btyle ?i
the
LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
All who are In search of UOOD HAISUAINH
will do well to glye me a call liefon1
buying elsewhere.
T?HUU?Nelt Caali, HmaU Proflb). ft'"1
Qnlck Hales, at
HENBT EOEMER'S,
Ho. 30, East Hide Main and Blddle Ml"
Centre WliMllnf.
J anil
(S) FB
??" coV^7
WK1GHT8'
itepellent Umbrellas,
FAST COIiOB.
Price* wlltilu the raacb of nil.
Keep tbe wearer dry, do not soil Uieilrei*
or floor, and will not lnm~innlde out."
All will bear Inside the above mark, non*1
others genuine.
At Wholesale only by
WBIURT, BBOTflEBS A CO..
322 rad 324 Bf nrket St., Phllwlfll'"1"
*24 Broadway, new Tort.
febl7-3mWed8at
Stockholders' Meeting.
THB STOCKHOLDERS OK THE ORR"
man Turner Half and Members of i"
Society, are respectfully invited to meetr?l
Turners Hall ou Tuesday, the 6th of Apr'
at 7 o'clock In the evening, for the purjH*of
electing Directors for the ensuing term
marlS?law2w F. Q8KK, Becreu*ry._
J-fl Bfta. WILMINGTON TAR, large M>"
t)U 30 M Common Ronin.
6 M Pale
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