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For Rent.
A HOOBK UN THIKU UTKKKr. WheelA
log inland, containing fonr (I) room*,
kitchen and garret, nuiuule for two faml*
11m. PomwNtou given Immediately.
Knqulre of WM. H. 1KWIN,
JulMw* Ctutom IIou?e.
&m jwt.
For 8ale,
8BOON 1>HANDHTKAM KNU1NKH AND
HOILKKS or tlie following dimensions,
via: One Hteam Knglne, Inoh bore,1H
Inches atroket oneMteain Knglne and Holler,
Inohuebore, 11 luclien ilroke; oneHteain
Knglne. I'i luolt cylinder, 4 feet Htroke; one
Mteam Knglne, 14 Inch cylinder, 4 feet Htroke;
one Hteam Knglne, 1(1 Inoh cylinder, 4 feet
Kltoke; oue Douhle-Klned Holler, 4i IncliM
diameter, 84 feet long; one Donble Klaed
Mollor, $4 Inchen diameter, 14 feel long; one
Vertical Holler (guodiw new). AlnoHotaud
t old Water Puropi, new and Mtoond*haml,
all or which wbl l>e Mild cheap for o*nh.
Add rem llOHHH. T4 V 1X)H A 00 ,
Iy7-H? . Wheellm, Wait Va.
Commissioner's Sale.
L)V VIKTDB Of A DKUHKK nr Tin
V Circuit Court for Ohio Comity, W. V*.,
rendered on the 101U day or Juno, 18C9, lu a
mum in chancery pending In Hald Court,
wherein John LIhI is complainant and Aunle
D. List and other* are defendant*, I
will, on
TbarftdAytihe 12th day ofAuiniMBOS,
at 10 o'clock a. m.. prooeod to sell, at public
nuctlon, to the hlaneat and beat bidder, at
the front door of the Court llouae of Ohio
County, W. Va?,tho followingdutcrlbed real
estate, via:
LoUNo*. one hundred and alxfy-four (Iff)
11ml one hundred and Hlxty-llve lift) In Orlotr
a: Zaue'n addition to tbo oity, on Zane'a
inland. liOUi Won. ono hundred and nluetyeight
(1W) and one huudred and ninetynlue
(1W) on the Die eaat Hide of Kim street,
and tne water lot lying eaat of said two lota
kuowu an lot No. eight (8) on Zane's Island.
ImI No. ono hundred and three (10H) ou the
woai olde or Market Bqaaro, and the south
third (J-i) of lot No. ono hundrod aud four
(lot) adjoining lot lot No. ltW, aud on wblcii
nro erected good threo atory houses. The
west *r> feet of lot No. (.no liuudrcd aud
Hwvunty.four (174) on Kane street, lu Kant
Wheeling, with all the rights of alleys belonging
thereto. Part of lot No. fourteen
(14) in wiuare fourteen (14) ou Unlou street,
atwui lo feet front, as dteorlbed lu a deed
irotn H. K, Veuuum and wife dated August
?0lh, IbCA.
TaaMHOf HAL*:-One-fourth of the purchase
money to be paid In cash, and the rumainder
in three equal Instalment* at oue,
two and three yeara, to be secured by note*
aud deeds of trust satisfactory to the Commissioner,
and to boar Interest from day of
sale until payment,
DANIEL C.LIBT,
|>7-ts commtsaloner.
Trustee's Sale.
By virtu? of a deicu of tkuht
made to me by Jacob Urocsclon and Jiur*
bara, li)H wire, on the 1st day of June, IStU,
and or record In the ttecoi-dent ofllce of Ohio
Couuty. Went Virginia, in Deed Book Wo. 60,
p*go aa), 1 shall, on
?V?HlueMdny,ttie'iInt day of July, lHUtt,
At 10 o'clock A. m., at tbe front door of the
Oourt Houseol olilo County, Wwt Virginia,
proooed to sell at public auction, to the uighout
and beat bidder, the following described
realuitate, situated In tho City of Wheel
lug, onto County, W, Va., that In to hay
Lot numbered seventy.nlne (7W) In the Old
Town of Wheeling, lu the First Ward of the
City or Wheeling, irontlug on Market street,
ana which In the second lot eomh iroiu the
earner of Adams street, on Market street, us
numbered aud marked on the plat of said
city, together with all the appurteuauces
tuureunto belonging, or In any wise appeitalnlng."
bald ueed or trout wan given lo secure to
Ferdinand Wlngerter (uow doceaaeU) the
punctual paymeutor the hum or seventeen
hundred dollars, which ueot ih evidenced by
a note bearing date J une 1st, ise?, payabio
to Ferdlnauu Wlngerter or order uy Jacob
UloMtcloH, one year ajirr date, with interest
iromiiute payable beml-annually. The In*
ter eel has bueu paid u j>on said uote np to the
Ut day or Jnue, lstw, but no part or tbe
principal haa been paid.
1 his sale umaue to pay the principal of
said note, to wit: the Hum ot seventeen
hundred dollars (11700) whh interest thereon
irom June 1st, 1 bw, till paid, aud the cojU of
this sale.
tkums or HALK-Ono-thlrd caah, and the
balance In two equal Instalments at six aud
iwelvo mouths, tno purchaser giving nonw
ror the deiorrvd instalments, with interest
rrom date, aud tltlo will be retained until
tno noUware paid.
This being tne drat lucumbranco on Hald
property,tlio title tho trustee will give la believed
to be unexceptionable.
UANMUAL FOKIJKH,
Junl.rMlta limiin',
For Bale.
DK.-UKAULEPHOPKRTY INTIIKbuHne&n
part of the city. Tluee pieces of |
grwimu WUI1 .1 tcuv iiuiu uacu, una liii root
H?flp, ou Main Hlreet, between Munroo and
Ouion. l. lliWlft.
limit __
8aw andGriBt Mill For Sale.
WE UKKEK POlt BALK OUK HTEAM
Haw hihI Url.il Mill, bliualu at Knnito,
MourooUonuty, Ohio. Tne above properly
will In) hold ou eany terms ur uxcliungetl h'C
cliy property.
juuMf NKHIUTT A lit)KNBKOOK.
For Salo or Rent.
fJlWO MMALL DWELLING HOfSKM
UN WHEELLNO IHLAWIV
Knqulruof J NO. P. UlLCHllIHT,
' miif'^n'11 w Malu Ht., up Blalnt.
For Salo at a Bargain.
SECOND HAND PANEL D00R8. WINdaw
Bn?h, Glazed Veuetlau Window
wuuttera, all tw good oh new lor sale low by
roafXt M. KK1LLY. j
For Sale.
A FINE iUUCK DWELLING 1IOUHK
wltli eight rooms, collar, clatoru, <to., In
good order?a dealruble mtuutlou, al lUo
weat end of Bridgeport Olilo. corner lot 70 by
1UU feet, with a good well, large bum wlui
grunarleH, Ac., and lot ornamented with
Nhrubbery, fruit treeN, grupea, Ac. Will be
oold on oauy Uiruw. Apply to
DK. II. UAPEMAttr, Bridgeport, Ohio,
Or at Olllco or tfberldan Coal Wor*n, MaricotHt^po.
Uuiuuut., Wheeling, W. Va.
Commissioner's Sale.
nY VIRTUE OK A DEOKEE OK THE
JD Circuit Court for Ohio t.'ouuly, Weal
Virginia, rendered ou the lULh day ui June.
I8t?, in a oaufte lu cliaucory ponding In aaiu
Court, wherein John Mannar ct aU ure oornplHluuuUi,
auu Mary A. bumm U defendiint,
1 Khali, on
Wednesday, the 28th day or July, I860,
At 10 o'clock a. procoed to sell, at public
auctiou, to the hightail aud^ boat bidder, at
tun litiui uuu( ui mu iajuii uuuwui vuiu
County, Wont Vlrgiula, iho lollowtug do crlbod
property, mat im tuuy; "ah that
lot or laud lying on Denny ?uoot, ttprlgg
How, In me town of ttonth Wheeling, Ohio
Oouuiy, W. Vtu, una dealgnated on tuo plat
ol MlU town as iot numbered flfu^u (?5),"
with nil iho building* and Hppurtenanot*
thereonto belougiu8.
Trhmh or ttAun-One-llilrd ca*l>, and the
haianoo In 13 and lis inonih^purchaner giving
bond witn goou Monrlty, lot the dufenml in.
tuimenU, with lutereHt iroiu date. Or all
caeli, at puichaner'a option.
llAAMlllAL K0KHK8,
Jun22-ti Special Coimuimioner.
Commissioner's Sale.
I >Y VIHTUE OK A DISC KICK OK THK
O Circuit Court tor Ohio County, Wont
Virginia, rendered on the luth day or Juue,
lstw, in a cause lu ohancery pending in iuid
oourl.wherelnCarollne tti uimur u complainan
I, aud U lUiaa ttlltol, adin'r, el aU art) do*
tuudanU, 1 nhall, on
Wedncndny, tlie 28th day or inly, 1869,
At 10 o'clock A. m., proceed to Mill, ?t public
auction, lo tho hightail uud beet bidder, at
uie iront door or u?e Court Uouho or ohio
Oouuiy, Wcat Virginia, the loiiowlng doacrlbeu
property, tuat u lo nay: "a certaiu
piece or pail orlotfto. leu (lu) In Njuarn
Ho. ten (10), situated on the east Hide oi Market
Ntroet, m tho City or Whtellug, aud beginning
lor tho aatne at tho south corner or
aald lot on Market atrtel and ruunlug North
on tue line ol laid lot torty-fonr leei; thence
o*ai to tho alley, a parallel with tae Mouth
line or said lot; thence lony-rour reel to ihu
Miuth lino or said lot, aud tneuce to Uie
place or beglnulug," with all the oulkllngM
and appurtenance thertunto belonging.
Ikkmu or hal*-One-third canh, and the
balance in l'J and 18 monthit, the pmcuaser
giving bond with good security, lortne tielerreu
luktalmeuu, with iulerest Iroui date.
Or all cash ut purcuawr'a option.
tlANMUAL JTOR1IKH,
JuniM'ta Mpeclal Comtnlwioner.
Gunpowdor 1 OunDowder i
ITAV1NG THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
rl In tbli ciu for Uia "Du Paul I'owiler
fiiut," 1 Uave always on bAinl lu magaalue
? lane? supply of nil kind* of powder nmuufttciuxed
Ml Uie Above named null*, vit:
Kiile Powder In wbole, ball and quarter moItUo
keg*; Bporllug lu cmuuiMienq at*o
Hlasting aud Mining Powder In meuu
Patent and Water Proor Barely Fuse lor
blMllng. For sale at towettt market price*.
A liberal dUeoonl will be given to penoui
entering powder by tbe qnanuty,
Delivered free to HteazuuoaU and oar*.
marfrly M. KEILLY,
HANDLAN, JORDAN * CO.,
PORK PACKERS,
AND DXALKBS IK
Floor, Oils, Cheese, Brain, to,
FORK HOUBE:?Oor. John and itb au.
omcK-n mah? BTW??T.
Bedoords.
JU8T RECEIVED AND FOK HALE AT
mm<*d|*u??,truvy Down UnpJM
??SJUU CHAD. H. UKBKV.
ALWAYS GO TO
ADLER'S,
at vviimklino,
fob
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Millinery Goods,
EMP. KID GLOVES.
Adler'ii nt Whirling, u a branch of Mwwr*.
Kohn, AdlerA Uo., tlio LargeMt WlioUmale
Millinery Hoatw atPhiladelphia. __._J.yhi_
NAILOR^ PICNIC.
rnilMCF. WILL UK A GRAND PIONtC
1. and Kxruthlou given l?y the Nalioraof
Heuwood, Wbwilug and vicinity, at
Croup's Groto, Monday, July 10,
Tho lino ateatner
ST. MARYS
llai boon eugagtd lor tue o.-owdou. uud will
leave Hweeuey'* Landing at US o'clock,
Wheeling Wharf, f ot of Monro* nlreot, al
7 o'clock a. m , mopping at Helmout, La
lie lo, Washington, Kenwood and Heholre.
Ureat preparation* have been mad** to
make Una tuo uraudeat l'loulcof Hie Heamn.
Complete urmngeTr.oaU liove Iwu
made to have mi abuudatit supply of Ice
water on tho ground**, rocayne'n and
Peabody'n Cotllll n, aud Turner'* llraw
Hindi ure engaged to dlaconmo the mu-ilc.
The public aie roflpocttuliy luvlUd to at*
tend.
Comoono! Cdiuu u11? who JLovo
Fun!!
"On wltli tbe dance; lot Joy bo uuroullni-d."
K?ly
QhtMAtymtr.
MONDAY MOKNINU, JULY 19.
?f?w Ailvortlnrmniit*.
Steamer Oolden Eagle.
For Hale.
Should your Chest be Narrow.
Llftt ol Letters.
Y. M. C. A.?The regular meeting of
the Young Men's Christian Association
will beheld this evening.
Matrimonial. ?During tho week
ending Friday evenlug last, three marriage
licenses were Issued from tho Recorder's
office.
Hkwkk Bdrstkd.?Yesterday afternoon
about four o'clock the sewer on
Fifth street, between John and Ztne,
yielded to the great pressure of water
rushing through U,
Prkhkntation.?The Renwood Brass
Biink were the recipients of a beautiful
brass instrument, presented Saturday
afternoon, In Benwood, by the "Columbia
Forgo No. 2 United Sons of
Vulcan."
Lko Broern,?List Saturday a child
of Mr. McQlnnls, who resides on the
Island, fell while descending a Ulght of
steps leading into an area, and broke
0110 of 11h lower limit*, nr. MnfUnnln
was called in and reduced the fracture.
Rkgimtrar ArroiNTRD.?John Peok,
Esq., wan op|K)lnted member of tlie
Board of Kegletratlou for Harrison
county, by Governor Stevensou, last
Saturday. The appolutment wan made
to 1111 the vacancy occasioned by the
failure of a former appolutee, Mr, Silas
J. Ogden, to(iualily.
Struck by Liuutmno.?During the
violent btorm Friday evening the tall
stack at Hamilton & Co'a. foundry was
struck by lightning, knocking oir a
few brioka.
Oue of tlio chimuej'H ou the now
warehouse of the La Belle in ilia, was
shattered the uaine evening by ligiitnlng.
" Ben wood Rko atta. " ? The slnglo
scull race between Kennedy and Smith,
distance from Hogg's Island to the centroplerof
the Baltimore & Ohio Hallroad
Bridge, Saturday eventug, wan
won by Dixie Kenuedy who waa
awarded the prize of a silver cup on
which was engraved "Benwood Begatta,
July 17th, 18G9.",
Post Offch Items.?The post ofllce
ab Georgetown. LbwIh nnunfctr. hM li?nn
I re-established and C. P. Hudson ap'
tainted Postmaster. Georgetown in on
| the route from Weston to Middleport.
I Mr. John R. W. Tthodes lm? been appointed
ronte agent between Parkersburg
and Cincinnati, at a salary of
flvUSO per annum?vice Abner Longshore,
removed.
Buidok Carrikd Away.?The bridge
on the Fairmont, road near the Caldwell
mansion, was swept away Friday
evening.
Another bridge farther up the same
run was seriously damaged the same
evening. One of the abutments was
undermined and fell Into the stroam,
oauslng that end ot tho superstructure
to drop down, thus rendering It impassible.
Y. M. C. A. IN PAKKKHfllUHO.?We
see by one of our Parkeraburg exchanges
that Bev. Mr. Barnltz visited that
plaoe several days ago and delivered a
lecture, which Is spoken of "as an able
one, displaying correct thought and
deep piety." Mr. B* was followed by
Mr. J. W.Curtis, aftor which twentythree
names wero submitted for membershlp
in tho Young Men's Christian
j Association, before whloh the lectures
I were delivered.
I Tiik Boat IUob.?She boat race ad
vertlHed to couie oil Saturday evening,
between sorno parties In Weal Wheeling
rind Martinsville, did not take
place, in consequence, it Ih said, of the
rowiHtn of the last named plane backing
down. We don't know how this may
be, as wo were not present, but we are
inollned to place conlldeuco in tho information
received. We should be glad
to hear tho Martinsville version of tho
matter.
Personal.?We had a abort but
pleasant interview on Saturday with
Rev. II. M. Harmon, D. I), one of the
Professors in the University at Morgantown.
Dr. H. preached yesterday
morning in the M. E. Church on the
Island, and last evening oconpled the
desk in the Fourth street church of that
denomination. Un both occasions he
fully maintained bis reputation as an
able and eloqent minister of the Gospel
of Peace.
Q. A. R.?At a meeting of Post Thoburn
No. 4, G. A. R., held at its llall,
Saturday ovenlng, the following delegates
were elected tn rnnm?n??
In Ibe Convention to b? held at Fairmont
on the 2)!h lut: Mrasra, C?pt,
John C'urlln, Major W. T. Blnglnon, P,
D. Grove, Juuee McCnily, J, Q. BelU
vllte, T. C. Nntuni, J. W. Sohnlli,
Lieut. T, L. Higffltn, SerRt, J, A. Maoauley
and Ool. H. H. llabbard. Alternates:
Mean. W. J. Hamilton, Dr.
8, B. Ford, Qen. Thayer Meivln, Lewie
Frit* tod CapU T. Boggeee*
Tim Rain of Friday.?Since the
Kreat IimII storm wo have refrained
from mentioning the frequent and eon*
tluued heavy rains with which this sec*
Hon of the country ban been favored this
aeaann, feeling that while Wheeling
wears the belt In theatorm bualnoaa, It
would bo a derogation from lt? Importance
to refer to minor affairs In which
tho damage" amount to any thing leas
than f 100,000. The frenhet of Friday,
however, cannot pass without mention. ]
The morning was without doubt the
aultryeat and hottfst on?of the summer
tbuN far, and the rayaof the nun continued
to pour down with undiminished
heat till about four o'clock, when a
black Htul ominous cloud appeared
above the bills on the Ohio aide or the
river. Hodeune and heavy was this
cloud that It aeemed aa If It mlRht tall
in a maaa without the trouble of separatlng
Into Innumerable drops of rain.
Naturo declined to swerve from her
usual course, on this occasion, and
the oloud began to dissolve In
less than half nn hour after Its
appearance wan llrat noticed. It
dropped gently at ttrsf, scarcely
causing lite farmers in the fields or peopie
In the streols to seek shelter, leading
them to lufer but a passing shower.
Tne drops gradually grow larger, tell
thicker, and faster, and with pelting
force drove the laborers from their
work. The happy man who had a roof
considered himself thrloe blessed, and
the wayfarer whose business or mlsfortune
led him beyond the reach of sheN
ter tried tn console hlniHolf with the
thought that othors were in the name
predicament, or cursed himself at hfh
folly for venturing out without an umbrella.
Not that an umbrella would
have beeu of any use, for by this time
the water was falling in aheeta and the
same wind that caused the moanlug
and howling through the treea on
the aides of the hills aent the
rain perpendicularly, horizontally and
In nearly every other direction. The
streets began to resemble mountain
torrenta as nana!. Perhaps a little
more than the usual portion of WheelIng
hill began to conrne aloug our
thoroughfares, depositing itself on the
sldewalka and filling up the cellars.
In the country the aspect was still
more gloomy than In theifilty. The
beautirul meandering, rippling creek,
in whose crystal water* the gentle alligator
sports, became swollen and turbid.
Log* and fallen trees which hitd
been used during the day by the weary
fiaheriuan lo reat bis aching bourns
were gathered Into (be rush and carried
along with the tide. T1?h uieudowH
and fields in tbe valley of (he creek
were shortly Hooded, (begrowing grain
nearly ready lor harveat was aubmerged.
lu Home Held* tbe wheat and oata
were waahed away and carried down
tbe alreum for a mile or more. About
fifteen or twenty aheep, auppoaed to be*
long to Sberrard Clemens, Esq., were
carried away and drowned. Tbe creek
roao more tlmu alx ieet In an hour, and
uh much more during the night, Tbe
ttelda on both Hides of tbo National
Koad mutiered lu many Instances, and
for nearly a quarter of a mile tbe water
waa aix inches deep upon the road
itself. A party of acared aud Buffering
proprletora, after dark, were gathered
lu lhe;h08pitablehostelry olGus. Rooteger,
at Elm Grove, engaged In mutual
coudolence on their bad luck and the
Inclemency of the weather. A number
of peraona In vebiclea from tbe city
would occasionally peer auxloualy into
the darkneai for a clearing lu tbe
cloudn. Puillnar In m?r<u>ivn ll?lu llt?w
n ? -? J
finally started in a momentary lull, to
be shortly afterward caught in the
most terrific blunt of the night. Within
the doors of the old Htoue houKo
there was groaning and gnashing of
teeth, occasionally varied by the clinking
of RlasHPH and tho unlimited conBUinptloii
of bourbon, beer, etc. Gun.
groaned over the loss of a magnlticent
turtle which he had uontiued in a box
in the rear of the houHO. Visions
of turtle soup and steak had lloated
before his eyes for many days.
In dreams by night he saw hla gueuta
in raptures over the feast. "T'was but
a dream." A party of gallant lidhermen,
who had contemplated solning
the creek in violation of the laws of
the State, although considering
the storm as a special interposition of
Providence to prevent tho carrying out
of their nefarious project, bewailed the
rising of tho waters and drowned their
sorrows in the llowlng bowl.
Home small cultivators who had contemplated
bringing their produce In to
the city for the Saturday market, were
prevented from crossing the crook and
their produco was consequently lost.
The water of the Creek In some places
carried uway the earth within a foot of
the ties of tho Hempiield railroad track.
The train on Saturday arrived, however,
with its usual promptitude.
It will be impossible to give any
delai led nccount of the damage to pro
pwriy on nccouni or ilie UllUOOliy Cf
communication.
A Bmoht Mibtaki:.?Not long slued
an individual connected with one of
the papers In this city, went to a livery
btable and engaged a line turn out, to bo
paid for by a favorable notice In the
colutuuB of the sheet on wbioh he waa!
employed, A daubing horse and ele. I
gant bnguy wero famished, and away
went our hero, llo spent a few hours |
In driving through the Btroeta of the
city, and returned In the beat posilble
humor?well pleased with every thing I
he had Been, and the Immense sensation
hla appearance had created. In
due lime ont came n Mmnlng notice as
the consideration fdV courtesies extended
ito., but unfortunately for the party
extending them, the pull whs given to
a rival establishment. The aupposltlon
h tlmt the pulfttfIndulged In something
stronger than water while out airing,
and got thlugs very much mixed. ThlB
little mistake has been the basis of
many a hearty laugh by thoae who
were cognizant of nil the circumstances,
at the violImlxsd livery man's expense.
He don't relish the Joke.
CoNTUAor Awarded.?We honr that
the contract for the excavation, tilling I
and atone work of the proposed Lrlil?o |
over the Creek at Market street, haa'
been awarded to Mr. Philip Sohelle, of
Centro Wheeling. The price paid for
tilling, oh wo learn, la forty-live cents
per cubic yard, while the abatmeats
and pier are to cost bat seveo dollar*,
ninety tienta per perch. The estimated
cost of the laut Item was nine dollars.
Bkiamy.?We heard of an Individoal
being arrested In the city a day or two
since, charged with having one more
wife than the lawa allow, We vlatled
the Justlco's office to got the particulars,
but were unable to do so on acoouut
of that official'* abeence from hla
post.
Ths tlneat photographs la the city ere
made at Partridge's.
AN APPALLING MYSTEBY.
the tvhhki. havrtrd.
TJIK (111OUT OK' A~ail)SDKKRD MAN
AI*l?KAHN.
Blnoe the last annual visit of the East
Wheeling spirit, no spooks have walked
above ground in this 'Vlclulty for
aoyeral years, and tbo mlnda of our
cltlxans had begun to run In the even
tenor of their ways on this question,
Homeevet being so skeptical aa (o
doubt the very presence of the tiplrlta of
dead men on tbla terrestrial ball. The
frightful revelations of a party who
were eye wltnesiies of the scene we are
about to deficrlhe, dispelled thoae
dreams of security and caused tbo
hearts of many to quake, and th**ir
guilty consciences to tremble. The witiieauus
them Helves have been In ruch a
state of terror and dismay alnce tbo occurrence,
that it has been with great
difficulty that we could gather the ruul
fachnn the cane, their rolling eyes
and chattering teeth, their gbaatly
counlenancea giving evidence
of the truth of their asaeveratlouf,
bat preventing a connected repetition of
the events ua they occurred. The dlaconnected
aentendM and ejaculallona
of horror which have been repeated hs
coming from their blanched and quivering
Hps <we feel convinced nave
been altered and exaggerated ao tbat
the acconnta which prevailed yesterday
in Hie city were totally Incorrect,
?In fact were garbled versions of the
affair.
Til R LOCATION.
The tunnel of tbo lletuplleld llallroad
ban long been notorious mh the acene of
HOIJIP Ol um luoiiw uurriuin iiiuruern
which have been chronicled in the khnals
of our nHwapapers anil iu the
criminal records ot our country. Its
situation Ih well known to most of our
renders, but for the.enlightunment of
those who hnve not visited It we will
give h brief description which the new
Interest* awakened by tbo events of
Thursday will sanction. The tunnel
enters tbo hill aide at a din*
lance of ft bout forty feet from the
bridge over Wheeling Creek, behind the
hill which forms tae back ground to our
thriving and prosperous city. It immediately
enters a bed of rock and coal,
which, If the darkness occasioned by
the exclusion of the sun's rays wero not
sutliclent to render it gloomy and dismal,
would of Itself have that effect.
Its sides aud ceiling are covered with
dampness aud molHture. Directly verhead
is aituated the Peninsula Cemetery,
so that the green and poisonous
nllme which oozbb from the fissures and
crevices in the overhauglng rocks,with
hut little etTort of the imagination,may
he attributed to the graves aud colHns
of the dead who lie mouldering above.
At tho mouth of tho tunnel is a sequi'Htered
spot known as Kerry's Hole. Its
name is significant, as its record ahows
it to be the watery gravo of many poor
fellows. In tho memory ofmany of our
readers tho history of Hcbaffer, the
blood thirsty and brutal murderer,who
expiated his crimes on the scaffold
ut I'arUcrsburg, is still fresh.
Tne slaughter of one of his victims
took place In the tunnel is well known
and Ih supposed to have immediate
reference 10 the appearance of the ghost
lust week. The murdered man entered
the tunnel when he was attacked by
Shatter with a hatchet. Unarmed and
Inoffensive the victim was dealt a ferocious
blow on the temple. Holding
his supplicating hands before his lace
lie received the second blow upon hia
arms aud Angers. The deed having
been accomplished tho victim was
dragged and concealed lu a culvert
near the east mouth of the tunnel,
where It was afterwards discovered.
Othnr ilnpita nf thin kInil *?vn tnn
known lo bear repetition?ho tlmt it
linn boon an unceasing wonder Uiut the
Kcenu of no many liorrlblo crimes has
not been cotitlnuuMy haunted by (he
RpirltB of the innrdored men. The place
is therefore 11 most fitting one for the
Hcene which transpired on Thursday,
lkt tub dkao hkht,
Thursday evening about d o'clock a
party of four men were proceeding
through the tunnel on their way to the
country beyond. Having npent the
day in Wheeling and imbibed the
iiHiial amount of fund oil they were
rather hilarious than otherwise, though
uono or them wero Huttlclently under
the Intlueuce of liquor to be unable to
accurately perceive anything that
transpired. Thb subject of reappearance
of spirits alter <leatli had been
mooted, but waa acoifed and laughed
at more in a tone ol bravado
than real conviction. The
toplo was Htill under consideration
while they were in the tunnel, but no
sooner had they readied the point
whero the light from the outer world
hocomvti dim and obscure, than an
ominous alienee full upou all and every
one of them.
The darkueas of the cavern had settled
Into an appalling gloom, but still
they hold their way. Soon groans and
BupplicatiouH for mercy fell upon their
startled ears. The usual cavernous
echo was doubly appareut, as the tone
of the volco was unuatural and sepulohal?the
men stood transfixed with
horror and frighl, the atmosphere was
close and stilling. All at ouce
iasuintr from the anllfl rnnlr wh</<h
foruiH tho ceiling, directly over
the spot where the murderer
slaughtered his victim, a ghastly
form appeared. All arouud, an we have
said, was Impenetrable darkueaa, but
thu spectre itself *fcs an clearly visible
as lu tho noon day. It descended feet
lirat, till U reached a place about equldistant
from the iioor and ceilingot the
tnnnel, wheto it stopped and remained
for a few seconds.. Although covered
with the slime and'earth ol the grave
the features of tho ghastly spectre were
distinctly visible, clad in tho iiabilimetits
of the tomb. Its appoaruuco was
horrible in the extreme. With one
arm oxtended, and the bloody lingers
of tho httud hanging half
Hevered from their steins, with
the fore linger of tho other bnnd
it pointed to a gaping wound in his
temple. The wound seemed fresh, but
the drops of blood seemed clotted uud
stood out in bold relief on the faco of
the ill starred wre|ch. Without a movement
of the Hps, a voice apparently issuing
from the throat of the ghost, exclaimed
in a tono so unnaturul as to be
totally Indescribable "let the dead rest!"
The horror strlckou wltuessesof this
appalling spectacle rushed -from the
Hceue. At the mouth of, the lunuul
they met other parties whoso credulity
was not auUloIent to believe the story
of the witnesses. They therefore obtained
a lantern arid returned to the
a pot where the apparation was flr*t
aeon, They were not long waiting
when the spirit, in thu same place repealed
the words he had before used,
In, If possible, a more horrifying tone,
and glided rapidly through tho air
toward the western mouth of the
tunnel. The individuals thus made
sure of the authenticity of tho apparition,
were deprived of the power ot
speech for some hours, and even after
tho Intervention of days their frarful
recollections are so vivid as to render
thorn almost afraid of speaking on tho
subject.
A reojnd appbaranok.
The persons who witnessed this appalling
spectacle in the tunnel being
men ol respectable and truthful characters,
their statoinonta created h widespread
and profound sensation lu the
etHturp part of the city where they thHide.
Thin was intensified by facta
which were disclosed yeaturday morning
by a gentleman who livea a couple
of miles eaui of the city and which are
related an follow*; llo WMoomldg into
the dry afoot, by way of tho railroad,
late In the evening and was approaching
the tounel on the east, and had no*
Liced a couple of peritonei walking about
u hundred yards ahead. He was a short
distance thin Bide ol the school house,
walking on the track and looklngdowu
to guard his steps, whon ho snudenly
felt a strange shiver and sensation of
horror, and looking up saw a man
ataudlug a few yards ahead dircctlv
oTer the stone culvert (where Ulrica's
body was bidden), tils arms were held
op nbort bis bead aa ir guarding agulim
apprehended blows aud the blood ?u
streaming down bis (ace and orals.
There was an awful atony glare Id the
ayea.wlilcU rooted the beholder to the
Itround. Ilia drat thought was that It
waa one ol the mm wbo had been
walking ahead ot him who had been
uaanlted by the other: bat before In
bad tlmtrto /oUow out the thought
he glanced past the horrid apeotaote.
and aaw the two man Just about to
paaa Into (ha tunnel. At that Instant
tliu uyui. apeclro, or whatever U w?i
vnnfiEeti and wuh nowhere to l>? aeeu,
Utterly confoanded the frlghteued and
horror stricken beholder Htood razIdk
Ht the vacant air trying to oouiprehend
what he had aeeu. In a moment or
two he had recovered anflklently to
think connectedly. He looked carefully
around. Nothing whatever wan
to he Keen, though It waa "till light
enough to *ee objects with perfect dlatlnctueaa.
Ha aaya he thought Ht
one moment ol running forward and
telling the men who were abend
and anklng Uifin If they had aeen any.
thing, tint lie reflected that of oourae
the apparition wan not there when they
Cawed and remembered that he had
een looking forward over the very
*pot where It Ntobd, In the alternatiomi
Mweun looking abend and down at
the trnck. Ifculdea ha felt aure he
would be ridiculed and called a fool
for bin fright, lie found It Impossible,
however, to go forward over thenpot,
and turning about he returned home
v .?v> Jnwfc'- nim n kuiiu item I'l |iirvt|ir
tancy?) Yesterday morning he came
lulo the oily l>y (be pike, and hearing
of 1 ln? appearance lu the tunnel told
one or two friends lu confidence
what he bail witnessed. lie is
an Intelligent person anil not given to
credulity but lie expresses himself unable
to explain tbo mystery. Ills account
of the appearance of the apparition
corresponds substantially with
that of the murdered man Ulrlob.
Since these terrifying events have
been made public, hints are thrown
out that this is not the tlrat time bloodchilling
sights have been seen and
strange sound* heard lu and about tbo
tunnel, generally about dark In the
evening, hut m least once In the middle
of the day. Mauy dark rumors
ure sllout that don't seeui worth repeating.
We give the leading circumstan?
res as they are related to ut?, and leave
our readers to Judge for themselves of
their probublllty.
Krai. Rstatr Tkahbfriw.?Tbo following
Is a list of deeds In fee admitted
(0 record In Hie olllce of the Recorder
of Ohio county, during the weekending
Friday, July 10, lbGU:
Deed msilo July 9, 18G9. by K. W.
Uazlett anil wife to Charles One, for
tbeHonth half of lot No. 13 In square
No. 2(1, South Wheeling; $1(15. Admitted
July 10, 18(59.
Deed made* July 9, 1809, by 11. \V.
Ilazlett and wife to Wra. Kraft, for
the north half of lot No. 13 In square
No. 20, Houth Wheeling; |22f>. Admitted
July 10, 1809.
Deed made July 8,18G9, by Clinton
Johnson and wife to James if. Hall for
lucv ui iiuuiiiik uii nuron
street, ami running back 120 font,
Wheeling Island; {(MO. Admitted July
12. 1800.
Deed made June 12, lHiii), by John
George ltiester to lUualua Hlester for
iho north lmll of lot No. 72, German
street, Centre Wheeling; f&f?0. Admitted
July 12, 1861).
Deed made July 9. 1800, by Henry
Myetf Hud wife to Ueorne F. Long, fur
part of lot No, 91, corner of Market ami
First streota (22 feet by CO);
Admitted July 12, 1801).
Deed made July 12, 1809. by B. F.
Little nnd wife and A. C. ijuurrier to
Murk Levin for iIih 7-12ths o! the paper
mill property In Fulton; f5,'250. Admitted
July 13, la.
Deed made July 7, 1801), by L. WIN
helm, trustee for Llaette Bowman and
John G. Hownian, to William Mylea,
for the south half of lot No. 79, earn aide
of Maiu street, Centre Wheeling: f2,200.
Admitted July 13, 1809.
Deed made July 1,1869, by Joaeph
Hey hold and wile to Henry K. Llat, for
41 feet 8 inotica of the north part of lot
No. 4 lu square No. 7, Main atreet;
$1,000. Admitted July 1809.
Deed made April 3, 1809, by M. C.
flood and wiftf to Hubert Heymour, for
18 feet front oil eaataide of Fifth atieet,
between Monroe and Union streets,
running Imck 1(H) feet; $180. Admitted
July 15, 1809.
Deed made July 1,1SG9, by Hartraan
Helrlch and wife to Henry Hohrlg, for
tUe norlh half of lot No. 7, Main atreet,
Caldwell'a addition; f 1,(300. Admitted
July 15,1809.
Deed made April 13,1809, by Joshua
Elodley and wife to Adam lloaenauer,
for the eaHt 30 feet 2J4 inches of lot No.
70, running Imck 70 feet, corner of Hev
? ...? iiiiii vmy mrtrtMB, J'.hhi YY ueeilllg;
$175. Admitted July 15,1809.
Deed made July 13, 1809. by Alex. J.
Cecil iind wile to 11. M. KotT, In trust
lor Margaretta C. McC'abe, wife of Hubert
A. MoUabo, for 1 acres, 3 roodnand
32 porches ol lund in Ijeutberwood Bottom.
Admitted July 10,1809.
Deed made July M, 1S09, by Thomas
II. Hoed and wile to Henry Meyer, lor
the south lmlf of lot No. 78, east Hldo
of Main street, between Third street
and alley 1$; $ 1,050. Admitted July 10,
180'J.
^ A tin a in* Thick.?a Jail Iiinn Spirit
eo Away.?Moat of our roadera remember
ono 1'at. Qululan, who used
to figure here so prominently In crlrainal
roports and who escaped from the
Ohio county Jail something oyer a year
ago. I'm turned up a week or two
ago at Zauesvllle, an second In a prize
fight that didn't come off, and thereby
got into jail. Saturday, a requisition
waa iBsued by the Governor ol this
State on the Governor of Ohio, for
Quintan's rendition; bnt it seems he
had already consented to come here
and yPHterday morning ho arrived
at the M'ljuro House in chargo of s
/.anesvlllo olttcer, handcuffed. TMb
oflicer Inquired for Capt. Conant, Chief
of Police, wishing to turn Qulnlan
over to hiiu. An officious person, as
we are informed, undertook to show
the officer to Capt. Connnt's room; and
under pretense of doing this, took htm
i to mo room onjuinian'a brother, who
> war repr wanted rb being Capt. Conant,
Tho offlcor accordingly turned Pat
oyer to tide geutleman, his brother,
and returned down ataira. When the |
trick waa discovered, Pat had disappeared,
of course; and he baa not been
| heard of Hliuje. It la believed by Rome
that tho aifair had all been arranged
beforehand, and that Pat consented to
cotno with the expectation of being set
freo just in tlie way he was. It was a
very smart trick, and it is an Interesting
queatloti who the party waa that
aided t|uinlau'? escape by deoeiving
the oUloer, and what ought to be done
with all the parties who contrived it;
Ly. m, , ,
iktkunatiowaf. convrntion oh thk
Youko MKN'S christian Abhooiation.?From
our Portland exchangea,
wo notice that tho Convention which
BRsmnblod in that city on Wednesday
U*t, wan very largely attended, and as
usual, tho proceedings are very enthuRiaatioaud
Intereatlng.
The Convention wai opened by II,
Thane Miller, of Cincinnati, the retiring
1'ri'nlilent, In one of hlH inimitable
addresses, remarkable for it a earnestness
and power. Hon W. E. Dodge
of New Yord City, waa elected President.
In tho liat of Vioe PreaideatB
are (ion. Fluke, of St, Lonla and Prof.
Wll90U, of Toronto.
Thn meeting of welcome wan held In
the City lfall, and addreenea were delivered
by tl.e Mayor and others. This
mooting la pronounced a grand success.
Among the ilolegatea are Gen. Howard,
ex-Governor Pollack, of Pennsylvania,
Dr. Hall, of Washington, D. C.; D. L,
Moody, of C'bloago, and Mr. Pond of
Boston. The proceedings promise to
be of a highly Important character.
The Association of this city is repretented
by Messrs, Barnitr, Wllletta
and Irwin.
1 Prttits, <*(?.?John McCluekey, No.
31 Water street, is in dally receipt of
Raspberries, Blackberries, and will
keep on band all the fraU n anally
found In this market, in tbelr season.
Persona willing fruits will consult tbelr
interests by giving him a caU.
Qrand Bucciew.?The plc-nlc on the
Island Saturday was a grand success
every way. A large crowd was In Attendance
during the entire day, and the
refreshment* provided went oir rapidly.
Everybody ae#!ned to enjoy them*
selves hugely. Mule and foot races
abounded and made much aport for the
lookers ou, The weather was everything
that could be desired. The heavy
rain ot the evening before had eflectually
laid the dust and cooled the air.
We don't believe a more Joyouw crowd
hsa gathered lu tbla region thin seaNon
than that on the Fair (irounds ou Matnrday.
.
We made fin efloft to ascertain the
receipts, but at the time of our application
the funds had not been counted. It
was supposed, however, that the
amount realized would reach the hand*
some tlgureaof fifteen hundred dollars.
Larom Jon.?Capt. Noah Price, overseer
of the chain gang , had his force,
Saturday morning, at tho crossing of
Fourth and Monroe streets, nhovolllng
up the earth brought dowu by the rush
of water the evening previous. The
contract was a heavy oue, the deposit
being the largost we have over seon at
that point. Oapt. P., however, was putting
It through with his usual vim, and
by evening the ureal heaps of dirt bore
witness of the diligent application of
the ahovel, and Um imtnetue accumulation
?t that point, a few hucU ?? ?
houh a? the present will ace the bill entirely
removed, and then Wheeling
will have room to enlarge her boundaries.
Por.icK Court.?The only caaea bofore
tbo Police Court, Saturday morning,
were the following: JoHhun James,
drunk, one dollar and cost*; William
Patterson, forcibly ejecting a passenger
from a afreet oar, five dollara and coats.
The latter case wan tried last Monday
or Tuesday morning, when Patterson
wan lined ten dollara aud costs. On
his application a rehearing wan granted,
when the testimony allowed that he
waa not guilty of ho gross an outrage
aa represented on the lirst trial.
Silrwljrom a letter Jrom Jerusalem.
"Wb started early to asoend Mt. Olivet,
to behold the aun gild the minareta
and towers of tho devoted city, from the
place where memory, stirred by a thousand
associations, should exalt the
mind as wull as the eye to the Inspiration
of the scene. Well is the voyager
repaid for long travels, horrid roads,
antedlluvlau cookery, squalid companionship
and the importunities of
begging, thieving Arabs. Well would
It buve repaid you, old man of commerce
and tho crucible! and well might
you have been reminded of your own
city, for here, painted upon a board
nailed against ono of the huge ancient
olive trees, under which the aacred
martyr toiled for the sins of the world,
eighteen hundred years ago, were these
familiar figures, H. T.?1800?X. We,
do not know who did It, but no doubt!
some poor invalid traveler, cured by
the Plantation Bittkrs, wlahetl to advertise
their virtues in a place from
whence all knowledge tlows."
Maunolia Watkh.?Superior to the
best Imported Qerman Cologne. ?nd
sold lit lmlf (ho price. eoddAW
II all's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Kenewer,
the only reliable preparation
for restoring jjray hair to Its original
calor. sd.iw
MKHIKU .MAWIIHriN.
Mkthodiht JJook Conokhn, )
200 Mulberry Street, N, Y. j
lifting In eonntant receipt of Inquiries I
from our brethren respecting Sewing
Machines, with requests to recommend
and purchase, we have In conjunction
with Botno lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various
machines of practical vr.luo for family
Hewing and tind those made by the
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company,
to fully combine the essentials ol
a good instrument, and such as we can
confidently recommend. Having seen
so favorablo results from their use In
our own and the households of our
friends, we are desirous that their
benefit should be shared by all our
brethren, nnd hence have Interested
ourselves In their behair.
Amki.8tf.vknh, Jamhs Floy,
Danikl Wisk, David Tkkky,
Thoh. Cari.ton, J. Pout Kit,
J. B. Euwakds, WM, A. Cox.
eod.
"I OANNOT BRE-" Hale! Mm. PufHnw.
tou, and bo Hay hundreds of our readers.
Those thua aflllcted should purchase
a pair of those superior glasses
sold at Oxtoby A DulUeld'a Jewelry
Store, 103 Malu street, Large stock of
spectacle*!, watches, clocks, jewelry,
gold pens, Ac., at "103."
Foil anything and everything in the|
way of Boots or Shoes go to Blond A
Bachtnau's.
v-??? i
Don't fail to look, over the large
stock of Ladles',Misses* and Children's
woar at 107, and compare prices with
those of other of the leading Shoe firms.
Partkiixie is prepared to tako a lew
more orders for portraits in Oil or
Pastel.
TiiKArctia Regions will ho found
during the warm weather at Logan,
List A Co.'a, Bridge Corner DrugStore.
Mineral Water, flavored with the rich*
est syrups, flows Irom a miniature Iceberg.
t ^ t
Pink French Lasting Button and
Laoe Gaiters at Blond A Bachtnau's
corner Sprlgg Alley, Main Street;
Tub North Pole has been dlhcnvarad
| mid 1b cm exhibition at tliu Bridge
Corner Drug Store.
I Blond <fe Bachma* bave received n
line assortment of the Spring Style of
j Lasting Balmorals ami Button Waiters,
Why will you buy aud use other
WIihh when you can depend on the
| jnirity of Perkins, Stern A Co's. Oailfor'
nin Wines and Braudy, for sale by Edmund
Bockingland Booking & CarjroU.
i ' * mm ? '
"J unipkb Tar Boap" cures chapped hands
salt-rheum, pimples, aud all cutaneous affections,
renderIng the akin soil and smooth.
Manufactured by
C AH WELL, HAZARD ft co.,
New York.
Hold by all Druggist*. mj24-Mo.Tn.dAW
S* TATK UK WJ04T VIRGINIA IN THE
Municipal Court or Wboellng, July
Kulw, 1W9.
Alexander J. Cecil, Administrator of the
Estate of Morgan Nelson, deceased,
William R. Downing.
Attachment In Assumpsit
The otyect of this salt Is to reoover of the
| defendant, William R. Downing, a debt due
plaintiff, amounting to tho tram or 9200 with
interest theroou from tho 1st day of July,
1?6?.
| An attachment having been lamed and
levied on the estate of William R. Downing,
tbe defendant, and the laid William A.
isuwu.ufc m UMu-twuutumi U1W OUklC.
on motion of plaintiff It la ordered tfcaI he
appotr m defendant In tiila catute within one
montb after dne publication or thin order to
attend to hia interest In thla null.
A copy teste. A. H. CHAPLIN K.
A. H.cHAFLINK, Clerk. ficrk.
TA* LO K 4 BAKK, tor Plaintiff.
JyHHwwulw
Monitor Navy Tobacco,
n i3*8*8 J0Br HKCidVED AND FOR
d?leby M. KKILLT.
Hydraulic Cement
100 sy&esraxv,i<
t. U B1LDBBTB BBO. .
GOODS THE UDIES WANT!
PRICES REDUCED!
BLACK &c WHITE
LAMA LACE POINTS,
BLACK & WHITE
GRENADINE SHAWLS,
"WHITE & COLORED
SH ETLAN D SHAWLS,
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
IN BLACK AND COLORED GROUNDS,
PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS,
BUsTIC; BLUE -AJSTD BUFF
Percales and Jacconets,
NEW STYLE DRESS GINGHAMS
w VIAA1
W U I T E L 1 S L 15 G L 0 V E S.
Harris' Seamless Kid Gloves.
A. LARGE LOT OF
T O W LS,
NAPKINS,
i DOYLES,
-ANOLI3ST
BIT HAUDKBBCHIEFS,
AT HALF THEIR VALUE.
GEO. IR,. TAYLOR & GO.
Inn2i
Itoanrtai. 8rausponatiuo.
National Savings Bank or Wheeling. BALTIMORE ft OHIO K. R. UOMKY
Incorpnrnlrd Jnminrj lfllli, IHfH*. WlIKKLlKtt, Muy 8tli, lne-9.
<APITAI? . . . flOO,OOO. pAHHKNUKR TRAINH WILL HUN 1?Y
MONK* llBOEIVKl) ON DK1?0H1T r U?e Mining ^edato on and after thu
lnt?rcntpai(lon Bpoclal DeixwItA. Note* Mil day of May, 1869?Wlioellng Utno.
and BIIIh discounted. KxchatiKu In .unlit and (JUAKTON ACCOMMODATION.
sold. OollecllouK madnon all iKilum Mild pro- kabt-i.*avkh wxht?i.*&vxh
I ixvxlH promptly remitted, wKffiSl Pa7k?rSbn? J,
blMuouat day?Monday. ilally at,?.^5:85a. m. dally at...?ik?,a- ??
I DIRKCTOK*. c^oron.r..7Ai ? luBrKi?.r-?? ??
i ThcimaH H. L1*L Unhurt ? ? ?
KoiK>rt UUmoii, K. A. M'Cwim, Fairmont fc-W M Maunlnglon.lt:l'i "
J.o. Thorium, JamuN McCluney. ARRIVING at Cameron 7^1 "
J; 1m Htlful. Grafton nt...lu:45 a. in, ARRIVINU at
THOB. 11. L1BT, PrcaldonL Parkorhbnrg.4:45 p.m. Wheel lug ut,h:M> p. lu.
J. McCLUNKY, Vice l'realdeut, iundayH exoeptod. | *fiundayH excepted.
ft. 1*. II1LDRKTH, Oaahler. EXPKKBB TRAIN.
?THH rr KAHT?LKAVM WK8T. VIA 0.0. I).
__ _ mT tLLj rjr ? . 'Wheeling Leave Wheeling
NATIONAL BANK m'iSL"!:riu
or wmtxusa. Urafton.~~? 4.10 p.m. auhivih at
I)e?ignnt<Hl Ileponltorj II. B. Ouinborland..0:5fi " Cambridge... 7:U?? "
? Harper's F'y .?65 a.m, Zane8vllTe...Ji:;? "
capital....^...... ...... faXMJOO Bnltlmore......6:66 " Newark I0;iu "
surplus m.oou WaaU't'nOlty 8:40 M Colambua....ll:30 p.m
"Except Sundays, Cincinnati? ttttiun.
Money reoelved on deposit; Exchange Except Bunday.
bo tight and sold. FABT LINE.
Collections made and proceodB promptly ,.*? _ _
remitted. *ajtt-l*av? W*bt, vta c. o. n.
Internet on BneclalDepoelta at the rate of Wheeling ^!i'2.V}ri"*,2ii,,g
roDRper conl per annum where the de- p,m* ? ^at^JWO a. ni.
poult remains tlx months, and nva i>or M i "
cent, If tor one year. Umflou-..-.r?SJUp.m. arrj van at
Account* of Merchant*, Manufacture*,
Banken and otkors nollciu?d, n?mSl2fKn .?
Kove one Stamps for Hale In anms to snlL m &SJS2
A con Btantuuonly of New Fractional Cur- ?&7?Sffi!fai88 fchn.""' .^
rency, and l, a, 6k 5c coin, kept for the ao- ? ?"?L?m. 5 p. m.
commodatlon of dqposlloraaud the pnbllo. No*r York....4:U0 pan. Cincinnati....4.15
UEO. K. WHEAT, PreH't. MAIL TRAIN.!
OEO. ADAMH, OaHh'r. KABT?L*AV? WWJT, VIA a 0. D.
Wheeling 'Leaves Wheeling
: MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK m. ^dsiiy aC....M?im.
... ? .... . Urafton 3:15 aan. arrTvbi at
Of Weal Virginia. PnrkorHburg...7:W Barnes vlilo..4:& "
| , i! CumberlantL.lUS M Oambrldge...Ji:CO "
Capital Paid in, 9500,000. Winchester ...?Cftp.m. ZaneavllTe....7:00 '
Hagerstown?fc&o " Newark- 8:35 '
mHIB BANK BUOCEEDB TO THE BUHI- ? SffiSSfr*228 "
I n ess of the "Merchants' and Mechanic*' ^i 2inni?Il!L*
Bank of Wheeling." It In a dwlgnatad De- 'Sundayi exoepted. Sundays excepted,
gosltory and Fluanclal^ent of tue United ^Tralns on the Main Line make con neo
w uu n K?mmuu> UUun?V MUlllUUrQ W1U? UHlIli lor i'lliliuit)!BankTnK
baxlna*. Phla, New York und Beaton At Relay
J\e?idetu?J*B. Nelson Vanoe. House, via Washington Ultjr, for all poUiu
Directors-Thomas Bwoonev, L. H.Dela- Boutb.
plain, Jas, U.Aoheeou, John lion Ion, Robert Central Ohio trains make direct conneobranele,
A. Allen Howell, Wm.B, Simpson, tlon at Columbus IbrallpolnU WumI and
J am en hue 1L ?. BRA DY, Oaabier. North wenu
?? ?? Tlckela to allprtndpal point* can be pr<?National
Bank ofi Weit Virginia, cured at the o cu j0hn ^ wilbon,
AT WHEELING. Muter of Transportation. Baltimore.
Capital pnlil la - MOO,000 R.T.DKVR1K8
ajrOtfEY REOjaVKD ON DKPOfllT. IN- roay 11 General Ag?nt, Wheeling.
bifui^flOOTn^?aSehMg?^afcumd,iwicL Olevoland ft Pittflburgli Rail Koad.
and after april 2utu, imu.
promptly/emitted. ^ u Tralus wwranmtoktfrs:
Dirtclorr. _ Kxprom. Mlxod. Mai),
cairpzif Oouuur, Thomas H ooiik?, L've Bridgeport- 5.66 a in 8 4U a m 2,ou p mi
Miuiiakl Kkii.lt, A.8. Todd, Hteubenrllle 7.0U a m 11 JO am tM p m
AkthcmLjttl*, Jouk K, JfluBBAaP Wellavllle^. K.i5am 1.40 pm iMpm
jAMtttfoOLtmar, M. Pollock, Alllanoe lLlfiara 6.?i?m 6.:t5pui
JamkhMaxwkll. ArrOevelaiul^ pm 7*)pm VJDpin
uRInl IN iHJi.KnA r, Orestllne^.... 4,46 pm 10Oo n m 10 ou d n?
JOHN WAUNKIi, ITmldoDt, KortW*JM".aJpm 3.U>?m 3.15Sin
u?hl.i. Chlonto. Ulim 9.K) u m u'i) Bill
? ? ,HU?jonth_iy.!it?m >40pin uapni
in ' H*m?i)ui?_io.snpm ii5?m 6domn
fliuiSnmD BalUmoro. 3U0am 9.0Q ? m v.iw>in
jomtru "" ? Washington 6.1S a m 4.SU p in 4.MI p m
- ?f TT7U??1. ? FUU'delphl* H.UU a in MOam t??lu
Bank of Wheeling, jhBSK!Vb.? M,mll.Kani
WHKKL1NU, Wt VA, *JJ*SfSffuo, 110pm UOpm
D UoVMoinen^ Houd, uf, l?i,"'u\X
Hpedal attonlloa given to collection*. aprsif tieneral Ticket Ak?-ii1.
Interest allowed on Bpeclal Deposits: four HEMPFDELD RAIL ROAD.
per cent per annum hIx mouths, and live per _i .
cent If leit one year, AN AND AFTER MONDAY, MARCH
D, O. L1HT. president. I In. immu ?
?.| ?v hwu uu uis atmpaeiu nui<
UIB80N LAMB. Caehler. road will ranm fallow*
JOHRPH HEYBULD, AJB't Unhlor. Leave Waehlngton _7J0 a. ra.
mar*-iy Arrive at WlnKjllufM^.M^.lhA) a. to.
Tlie People'B Bank. Leote p. m.
Amoi Wo. N MAW 8T.. WHEELING, JfJ11 mt l?lKro&Hoirt.
U W. Va. Money reoeited in depuelL Inl *pri w* D' *UKTON. buj> L
terwt paid on apodal dopouiu. 1 i
Not** and Lllifl dleooonlod. Exchange v .. ltlllvri( . (Uk
bonght and Bold. Collection! at borne or fron) " BOOT11 "
abroad promptly attended to. wholwali ah d art a i l dkalkm i ?
j.unRou, . FAMILY GE00EBIE8,
John Hand lan, John Vockler, Boat fettorf*. Prod nee.
8*ml ^ WES?0"- 4 Am IUK .
JOHN KEID, Prtal. CANNED PliUITn.Ac^
J0H1AH F. UPDBQBAJT.OMh'r. myt Corner Monroe ^
U IN CONNECTION WITH THK'HODBE
Jfl.088 D&S&fitS, 1 ihero lea Wharf Boat, end It U the dmi ten
__ . i dfwtx a ?dt\ nnDovu t>*n lavmt. of the Ann to do a forwarding and UoinmTh.
pAlNTED AND OOPPEHED WIRE. ilou aud Btorage boalncM. eel aeBteamboa
1 For sale by Agent* nt,H tarnleh all deurable information
ma4-tt PRY OR BOYD 4CX). gStni^Uiweio. jyH
Roofing Pitch. Common Lime.
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