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gflt jettl.
For Bent.
THE HTOBKHOOM, No. 8 MAIN Hireet.
opposite the Baltimore A Ohio Railroad
Depot. and now occupied by Geo. W. RobinHon.
Pa?j?lon given April i?t. 1K70.
dec31 JOHN KKIP.
For Bent.
TWO DWELLINGS ON HAMPDEN
street, one 4 rooms and kltchon. Rn<l one
7 room* and kitchen. Possession April 1*1,
1M7U. Apply to
dec88?? A. ROOER9.
For Bent.
THE FINE BKIOK RESIDENCE NOW
oooapied by F. B. Williams, corner of
Centre auU Hlxth streets. Tliero are U rooms,
bath room, pantry, Ac. Got and water In
booao. Poansslon given lit of ApflL Ap
JAMES BODLEY.
Warehouse For Bent.
NO. SI MAIN STREET, NOW OCCUPIED
by A. M. Borke, known as one of the
best t>uslnese stands Intheolty. Wellllgbted,
and private alley In the rear. Apply to
DR. E. A. BILDRETH;
Fourth Street, opposite the Court House.
derttt
For Bent.
OTORK ROOM AND TWELLINO, No. *7 i
p Malu street, now oocupled aiaFur Hlore.
Prauwnlfin irlvim nn t hn 1st of Anrll.
Apply to H.KURTZ.
U?15
For Rent.
mtitt LA HUE AND COMMODIOUS Three
L ttlory Dwelling, No. 147 Market atreet,
containing 10 room*. To I* li one of the
iMMt located lioatoH in the city. Poaetttoa
uoVi!-lm Htt Market Street.
?0* fall.
A Bare Chance to Invest in
Heal Estate.
IOKKKK TUB FOLLOWING ItKAL KUtale
for salo, and
Will Tako Iowa Lands in Fart
Payment.
if desired by purchaser:
My lU-sldence, located In a pleasant part
or tne town or Martlu'ii Kerry, containing
nine rooujH very conveuleutly arranged,
with collar under tlie whole lioone, and a
good clMtorn and well or water as convenient
Mt cou'd bo desired, good ttpring Home, titable
uud Carriage House, with lot ISO by 10J
(mil, sot lu cboloe rrult and shrubbery.
Two acres or land. In grapes and other
unall rrult, with Concrete House, near
Union Hchool House.
Klve lots in MUlor'd addition, undor good i
fenoe.
One acre or land fronting L. Bpenccrti 1
Aailcultural Works on rIvor bank. .
Ouo acre or land with very good house
and stable, good well or water, and set la
fruit, and known as Toll Houm % mile rrotn
Martin's Ferry on the Marlhiwillo and Mt.
Pleasant Plank Koad.
Tblrty-nlneacros of laud wlthlu % mile i
or Martln'ii Forry. on tho Marilnsvllio and ,
Ml. Pleasant Plank Koad, SO acres or more 1
lu drapes, wired and In tall bearing; 825 i
upple trees, 2'.0 of them Just beginning to ,
bear, with very good bouse, stable and grape 1
Imuae. This traot Is all underlaid with coal, i
Heventy-tlvo acres of land, adjolng the
town of Klrkwood, In full view of the Oily
or Wheeling, Bridgeport and Martinsville;
tills Is a tine traot or land, well adapted for .
Hiuall rrult and gardening, with tolerable '
good house, barn and orchard on 1U I
For tarlber particulars call on or addren
ALBERT D. RICK, ?
Jfaitlnl Perry. O. i
I HA AO IRWIN, Wheeling. W. Va.,
Or 1)R. DAVID ALLEN, Bridgeport, O*
deo38?*
011 Athenemn Property For Sale. ,
( AM AUTHORIZED TO HELL TUB <
1 property situated on the oorner of Mar- t
kat and Jobn streets, in this city. It lias a ,
inatket street front of 87 feot, and Is 1JH feet I
deep. This Is probably the* best business t
uhuuiui hw iu mo ui/a nuou uui uvn
Market atroot bridge la completed U will be
unequalled as a bnnlnww aland.
THUtS. O'BRIEN,
dec87 Real Ewtate Agent
For 8ale.
AKINB NKW BRICK DWELL IN U
Hoqho on Jobn btreet, between Fifth
and elxtb, .containing 7 rooms and finiHbfcd
attic. Ooli&r unuer the wbolo house
una perfectly dry. Ua? in overy room.
Wutor uud bath arrangements complete.
Vlnuued la modorn style. Tbo owner took
peclal pulns to have every part of tho work
donelu tho most substantial manner. At
present ocoapled by A. M.Jacobs, Esq. Possesion
glvon bit or April.
dec 10 I. IRWIN.
Trustee's Sale'.
BY ViKiUKOK A DEED OK TKUtJT
made to me by William ?L Wooda and
barab P., Ills wife, bearing date tbo 2-1 tb day
of August, IMS, aud or record In tne Keoorders
office of Oblo County, West Virginia,
In Ue?l Hook G2 page 572, to which
more particular reference Is made, 1 shall on
Natardaj, the isth day or January,
1H70, ?
At ten o'clock, at the front door of the
Court House of Ohio County, proceed to Bell
at public auction, tO*the Jiigbeet and beat
bidder, the following described real estate
situated in tne said county, about three
tullea north of the City of Wheeling, and
bounded by tbe lands of Robert 11. Woods,
boirw or A. jr. Woods, A. M. Jacobs ana
Oouuty Road, with a privilege of a twenty
foot outlet to the Ohio River, con*
tainlug about thirty acres, more or lets, 0
together with aooui eighty .jive acres, more
or leas, of ooal underlying and adjacontto
tbe above mentioned land, described as a
six reet vein, and or superior quality. n
?uld deed of trust was given to secure to X
Nicholas Orawley the punctual payment or "
a-promlasory note for Five Thousand Dol- fl
lure, bearing date tbe 24lb day or August, ?
isw.and payable to the order or the said 01
Nicholas Crawley at the Merchant's Ma- n
tlonal Bank of Wheeling, one year after the n
date tneroor ror value receiveu, wuu wior- "
est from date. This sale la made to pay the d
principal of the said note, with interest
tnereou from theJIth day of August, lMW, p
till paid,and the ooit* or this sale, ?i
Terms or ttale-one-fourth cash, and the
remainder of the purchase money In three &
equal instalments or six, twelve and elgh- .
looii months, the purchaser giving notes for
the deforred instalments, bearing interest g
from dute u^be secured by deed of trast upon
the property sold, or tue title will bo re*
uloed uutu tho notee are paid.*
aelllng as trustee 1 will oouvey only such a
title as is vested lu me nuder tald deed of .
irust, although It Is believed to be un- u
doubted. J. If. UfD^UBA.KF, B,
ilec* Trustee.
o
for Sale to Close an Estate. h
niHB FIR8T-CLABB tl
DWELLINO llOUSK, 0]
Hltuated on the north east corner or Hamp- o
den ana olxth streets, now occupied by Mrs, n
Carter. There is a full lot, and the house Is v
lu ms good oonalllon as the day It was built; ai
ever>thlug about tho premises In thorough ol
repair. Possession given on the 1st of April, ei
1OT>. Apply to r<
J. P. LKWM,
McLure lionse, Wheeling, W. Va.
decl?tr
For Sale. I
fllHK UNDEKH1UN&D OFFAKS FOK M
X salu Lot No. 41 in Graham's addition to a
tue City of Wheeling, situate on the corner .
of Qulncy and ttlxiu streets. There Is a "
goou Brlctt and Frame House on the ooruer a
containing 8 rooms, with water aud gas
turoughout, and one or the best cellars in n
thociiy, inereislnoonnecUon agoodsta- ai
bio auu carriage house, uu the soutn eud or
the lot there u a good frame house with live w
rooms fronting on sixth street. This a very i.
desirable location. Farlleu wishing to pur* "
chase will please call at a. J.Boyd's Whole* U
sale Shoe Btore, No. &U Main street. .
nova?*tr M. T. WAlfMAN. A
d
For Sale or Rent T
f|1WO SMALL DWELLING HoimJB*
ON WHEELING ISLAND.
Kuqulreof JNO. ?. UlLOHlilST, Ul
uiarta-U tfl Main HI., up bUUh. oi
Virginia Tobaccos.
OA UADDIK8 "LKADBKTTKK'd" 1?AKK rl
?)U Navy
JO Oadd?M "LendbelterV Dark Navy I-tin. at
*? "Uambie'h" Hriunt Ht. nl
1U half boxen "Mltner V itough dt Koady 111
Twlnt. Rl
10 half boxoc J. U. Moiter1* Hough anil ftl
UMUly rvUL
10 half boxM OhlciMhomlny Hough aud B>
Heady TwiiU
lu Half boxea"J.T. A U.Clay ion Y'Rouih Ht
and Ready Twiau Vi
6 hair ooxm "Oioik .01 Gold" Bright
found*. dl
10 lialf boxa* "UofctaB Apriool" Bright iD
Kuuudn.
10 half boxea "Jewell" Bright Pounds. m
6 keg* Mu rape Juice" Bright Klounden. ,n
Jual received and for ?a^leb^^ 111
TOBACCO AND CIGARS. *
W. T. 81NGLKTON,
IttlN ItKUKlPTOK A LAKQK ANDwoll P1
akscted Hiook or Urn liwi brands or Bi
uuewtng aud Hmoklut: Tobacco, Oisvt. Mar
HuurTu, ?a, wblob be otTsnt to tue trade hi or
ibe lq?Mti rates. Au uxniuiuittloo or bin w
Mtook B solicited. Oraont promptly ailed.
*?? _ ll<
Hydraulio Cement "!!
rllCKNIX, "*
LQUUJVILLK, Oil
BKLMONT. Iir
Mat the grentfurt o?th<Kfl Ui Belmont. ;Mrf. bc
one, Plasterer* and contractor* supplied ut or
reduced rates lorHemont Hydraulic Co- .
meni by at
P. 0. HILDKKTH A HHO., fr,
sept M Main H tree I. ^
Buokwhoat Flour. 8h
Ot MAKRKLBPUKK ANDCHOIUK. nf
At) J out mrolved and tor sale by Ul
IdHT, MOKKIHOH AIX). rll
NEW GOODS
ADLER'S.
RIBBONS, VELVEl'S,
SATINS, SILKS,
FINE LACE,
LAOS COLLARS,
EMRBOIDERIES,
Human Hair Switches,
Alex. & Emp. Kid Gloves,
HATS, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, FURS, &c.
141 MAU BTUKT,
ep90
m.i._
mobdat loeirn, junmi.
Br Mr Advertisement*.
Steamer Major Anderson.
mlu Olive Iiogan'i flrst Lecture of
the Beaaun.
Stockholders' Notice.
Dissolution of Co Partnership.
Notloe?Stookboldera' Meeting.
Wanted?A Farm In W. Va.
Good Timber Lands In Virginia.
People's Lav Book,
Dividend.
People'a Bank.
Superintendent of Water Worka.
Kleotlon?Savings Bank of Wbeellng.
U. A. H.?Post Tbobura.
Nail Plate Feedera, Attention.
Punug schools.?Exaroliea In the
Public Schools will be resumed this '
morning. ,
Htiti? II v of/t d in k t. Hn/iiarv _AIvmi( (
twenty-tive gentlemen assembled at
Grafton, last Thursday, and organized
a Stato Historical Society. We are
without the particulars.
Fight on Market hqcari:.?a savage
fight came oil" in a saloon on Market
Square, Saturday. Blood flowed
freely, It is said. We shall probably
bear all abont it in the Polloe Oonrt
this morning.
Municipal Court.?This Court will
meet this morning at 10 o'clook, and
the term will probably close with to*
lay's setulou. A vory considerable
amount or bunluefis has been transact*
ed.
Watch Night Mkbtino.?In addilon
to the watch night meeting men- r
loned in Saturday morning's paper, we c
lear that appropriate servioes were held J*
n Zane Street M. E. Church; also In
be colored church on Fifth Street. 8
1,
Board of Supervisors.?The tirst tl
neetlng of tbe new Board of Snpervlnru
fnr this nnnnlv will lui hold ln>
norrow, commencing at 10 o'olock; E
Ye preaume bat little more than orga- 1
ilzlng will be done.
Dead.?W. J. McNaah, the young c
uan who was ahot Thursday last by 11
tlary Bethem, died yesterday after- 0
toon about 4 o'olock. We were told a
881 evening that the young woman
vaa arrested for the /.hird time alnce
bo shoot Ing, and lodged In the county y
all. ^ *
Tkansfees of Real Estate.?We y
re without our uanal list of real eatatd
ranafers this morning. We made two a
r three Ineffectual attempts to get It d
laturday. The Recorder, we presume, p
raa celebrating New Year, as nearly w
11 hla neighbors were. We do not, of a|
ourae, find fault with him forthla.
ibout the only reaplte he has from hla
ibora during the year, la on the Fourth
f July, Chrlatmu and Mew Year. bi
? o i u
Liohted Up.?Friday evening the hl
lain audience room in Fourth Street tc
i, E. Church waa lighted up for the
rat time. From alx points In the V
Blllng h full and brilliant light la fur-' Be
Ishcd, and the effect la said to be very {r
ne. With tho scaffolding, lumber, <jj
ebrlB, Ac., removed, the wlndowa and
ewa In place, and the walla freacoedi Jjj
tie effect will be very much heighten- p
d. When completed, the churoh will 84
e among ihe tlneat west of the Alle* JJ
hony mountains.
Third Pre8bytbriai*Giiuhch.?The ^
tembers and friends of the Third Prea- Uf
yterlan Church, (South Wheeling^ asjmbled
New Year's eve In their place J*
r worship ami passed a verJ pleasant 8|,
our or two In listening to music, reel* th
illons, Ac., by the Sunday Sohool
blldreu. After these exercises jrere JJj
ver, the little ones were presented with be
ackage* of candy, toys4 &c. Both th
dulls and oblldren were gratified and m
atertalned, and at a seasonable hour
attred to their homes.
ap
The Weather Yesterday.?We ev
tta presume ;lt Is hardly necessary to
>11 our readers that yesterday was the
lost unpleasant day of the winter thus B(
ir. All of Saturday night the rain m
ime down steadily. Yoaterday, before Cc
oon, the wind boxed the compass cb
linost every minute?the temperature l*i
hh lowered and the anow descended
UUful gusts. As a consequent* of all to
lis, the oburobes were sllmly attended, de
ltogether we doubt If a more stormy w(
ay has been known In the city for PC
Bars. ob
Narrow Escape.?We heard on Sat
may, mat n gentleman wlioue nam* ,
jr Informant oould not remember, had th
very narrow esoape from being aerluly
Injured, or, perhapa, killed out- |)(
gbi. An be waa panning along the
reel In company with another gentle- Jj
tan, a platol wua Bred by a boy at no h
real dlatance from them. Inatantly ha
la of the gentlemen felt something .
m.? hla temple, and saw a marble ^
rlke the pavement a few feet In ad nee
of blm. The boy, we anppoae, [0
111 not comprehend what he was do*
ig when be charged the platol with a
ilielle ao deadly, aod we truat that ,
> the future be will not be guilty of jj,
lob an lndlacrotlon aa that of Bator- B.
'>' ... 01
Nkw Ybar.?New Year'a day waa el*
rtty generally obaerved In tbe city,
iwlneaa waa not aa fully euapended aa *|'(
i Christ man; still, many of the atorea 1
ere cloaed. Thoae that wen open we j
m't believe were troubled to any oon- ue
lerablo extent with onatomera. The lea
loona were all In full blaat, and aa ^
i the Saturday prevloua did a heavy f0[
ulneae. Platol Urlng, torpedo and o(
noker exploding were the order of the ml
ly. Large numbera were In (he atreeta h
tin mnmlnii until Innn aflu nlnkl
1 ??(. bo,
lib tlio exception of the accidental llu
ootlng ol yonng McKennarf? we did
il bear of aoytblog materially mar- S
UK the plenaore of Ibe day. ooc
' Sad Oocobrkics.?While a party of
boys were engaged In firing an oiil
musket, Saturday morning, on Dlvl lon
street, Ju6t west ot Eiqr, Olohan'n
offloe, one or their number ra allot and
Instantly killed. The name of (hounfortunate
lad wn Feter McKernan
aon of Tbomaii McKernan, who
reside* lint n few doora from
the loene of tlie terrible aooldent.
The boy bad left borne not moro than
are mlnutea before word was brought
tbat be waa dead. Tbe scene that followed
tbe reception of the Intelligence
In tbat household cannot be described.
The particulars of this sad affair, we
believe are snbetanttaliy tbe following:
Young McKernan, St. Charles, and
several other boys were In the street, In
front of tlie box occupied by the
welgbmaater ol the Sixth Ward scales,
hooting an old mnaket by tarns. MoKernan
had llred tho piece, and reloading
It handed It to St. Charles. While
St.;0. was In tbe aet of raising It to bis
shoulder, It was prematurely discharged,
the wad Btrlklng McKernan
about an lod^to the left of tbe spinal
column, tearing loose In its progrea
tho loprer rib, and ranging upwards
passed through the left lobe of the
lungs, lodging near tho heart. McKernan
waa not more tban a foot from the
muzzle of the muaket when It went off,
and was Instantly killed. A slight
twitching of the muscles was perceptible
for six or eight minutes after the
sad occurrence, ' *
Esquire Glohan waa at once apprised
of the lamentable affair and Immediately
repaired to the spot. Preparations
were made to hold an Inquest apd
the following persons summoned:
Charles WUbert, John Shorlzlnger,
Lawrence Walther, August Renter,
James A. Barker, Fred. Neldermler,
Ibuuc Freese, Thomas Used, James
Ashworth, Wm. Devlin, Lewis Jonea
and William H. Taylor.
The first witness sworn was Mrs. William
Morrow who lives Immediately
>ppoalte the point where tha aooldent
happened. Mrs. M, testified that she
was looking out or the window?saw
he boys playing with the gun?when
the 11 rat >aw them it was In the hands'
>f McKernan?St. Charles then took It
-thero were several other boys in company?they
were all laughing?there
iDDeared to be no bad leellnir amone
hem?saw St. Charles raise the gun?
hlnks be bad it up to bis shoulder or
loar it when she heard the report?saw
leoeaaed fall?ran across the street
vhere be was lying?noticed a slight
remor in bis bands.
Bine WatHon sworn?Said he was
>laying with deceased, SU Charles
ind several other boys at the
ime the acoldent happened?McKerian
bad the gun and St. Charles got it
rorn blm, and just as he got hold of it
be gun was discharged.
Thomas McKernan Identified the !
>ody as thut of bis son?deceased was 1
learly fifteen years old. I
Thejury alter bearing be testimony. ,
eturned a verdict "that tbe^eceased ame
to his death by being accidentally '
hot with a gun in the bands of Win. 1
It. Charles, but without evil intent." i
St. Charles, who had been arrested as j
oon as the accident occurred, was re~
Based on the rendition of the verdict of
he Jury, I
j
Skcuke your tickets at Hamilton &
lardlng's Muslo Store, for Miss Olive
jogan's Lecture, Tuesday evening.
* ? i
ltiVKii Nbws.?Everybody was so t
ompletely absorbed with New Years, ]
ist Saturday, that littlo attention, f
omparatively, was paid to matters t
long tho landing.
Tlie river was falling Saturday even3g,
but the rain daring the night and
esterday.wlll certainly check its down- 1
rard tendenoy.
From our Cincinnati exchanges of '
aturday we take the following:
The weather continues delightful, 8
nd business fair. There will belittle fi
one on the wharf to-day. g
The river fell a loot yesterday. At 0 i
. at., there wore 28 feet 8 inches of
ater in the channel, and 73# feet 1
?nce under the bridge. c
Yesterday was an unprecedentedly a
un aay witu sue up river, packets ut i
ie landing.
The It. It. Hudson arrived from Pitts*
argb yesterday; She will lay over %
mil Tuesday, when she will resume
Br regular trips to Wheeling. o
The K, C. Gray is announced to leave I
ir Pittsburgh this evening. E
Tbe Major Anderson departed for v
Wheeling with a fair freight and pasinger
trip. li
Tne K. 0. Gray arrived at Louisville D
om St. Louts light, and la reoeiving a
irgo lor Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
Tbe following towboats left Pitts- v
argb, Friday, for Cincinnati! Lioness, x
,000; Niagara, 100,000. Louisville? p
red Wilson, 144,000; San, 09,000; Tiger, z
1,000; Sam Roberts, 74,000; Sampson, _
o. 2, 100,000; Panther, 100,000; Ella, J
0,000. Total?010,000 bushels. G
Tbe total number of steamboats enilled
at Sc. Louis during I860?paseen?ra
freight, tow and ferry?was 166, p
[gregating 73,000 tons. >
Tbe wharf boat at Clifton sunk last
rednesday; cause,. general debility. 81
was not noticed that she was In a
nking condition until dlioovered|by
e officers of tbe Vlotor No. 4, while, j|
ndlng there. Then she was down .
>arly to the guards, and she* sunk
lmedlately thereafter. She had on a
lard 500 kegs or ualls, whlob, with M
e present promlae of water, will reain
under water some time.
- a
The finest dressed lady in Amorica
?pears at Washington Hall Tuesday
enlng. a
" R(
Board of Education.?The new.*
)ard of Education will bold its first 81
eetlng to-nlgbt in the First Branch ^
iudcII Chamber. There were bat five
anges made at the'election in October
it. a
Among the first business to be done ai
night will be the election of a Presl- ei
nt and Clerk. For the latter position B
3 have beard no one spoken of in op*
?ltlon to the proaent efiiolent and ^
llging incumbent, Mr. Bickel. He tfc
is proved a faithful and oompetent ,,
doer. n(
The election of a Superintendent of ^
e Sohools in this district will alio
ke plaoe at this meeting. Prof. Willing
has filled the position for several Jo
ars. Than far no opposition to his re*
ration has been developed, that we
ve heard of, and we presume he will
ve a olear track. Tfcat he Is thoroughqualiQed
to discharge the duties, we
lleve no one ^rill attempt to call In
isstlon. For aach poeitlons we fail 1
discover the propriety of making fre- j*
lentobangee. S
raiBB was quite a lively time at q
imllton A Harding's Mnilo8tore on ai
tnrday, in seonrlng tickets for Miss &
Ive's Lecture. Parties wishing tick- ?
i had better aeonre them beforehaad, r?
every aeat will be sold liefore tbe Jj.
itore commtnoM. Oo nod attend to
it once.
iit.tamd on Baii,'?Saturday, Sam- jj!
I Hloka ttnd l)#vki Oarvln were re* y(
jad from jail by giving aeourlty Id at
I aum ol one tbouiand dollars each oc
tbelr appearance at tbe March term
the Circuit Court. It will be reimbered
that these parties were ,
irged with ontrageotuly beating ~
f down Id Centre Wheeling two or
?e weeka since. S
Honor Rubibi, Frosthllgltnleur la
nlng. t
an Important Decibiox.?Dr. Broad,
ueud, Becond Comptroller, linn renderoil
the following decision In relation to
the payment ol offioera mil soldiers and
sailors certain pays that may be denied
them by oonrtmartlal. Heaays:
The remlaalon of the 'dramming oof
doe* not relieve the criminal of any
other portion of hla sentence. The confinement
at hard labor, with ball and
chain, the lndelllble mark of deeertlon,
and the forfeiture of all pay and allowanoeadne
and to beoome duo,still atand
onaffeoted. Qen.Leonard(wholtseeuis
allowed pay beoanae a part of tbe
other aentenoe had been remitted)
would have been clearly correct If the
aentenoe ot the oonrt-martlsl had not
gone beyond a dishonorable discharge,
and decreed also a forfeiture of pay and
allowance to beoome due. This oertalnly
Inoluded hla travel pay, etc., on
dlaoharge, no matter at what time or
under what olrcunutrnoee It might occur,
If there bad been no express remlaalon
by competent authority of tbe
decreed forfeiture.
A certificate ot dishonorable dlsoharge,
and a certificate of disability
cannot annul or.modlly the sentence of
a Coart-martlal that deprives the cffloer,
soldier or sailor of hla pay and al
unauucoi
Police CoOBT.?The bit of ? scrimmage
which came off on Monroe street,
Thursday nlgbt, wu (ally ventilated
Saturday morning, In the police court.
Tiro parties under the In&aenoe of ben*
line, got Into a difficulty, and during
the meleo a platol was fired. One of
the participants, Otho Cunningham,
was arraigned on the charge of disorderly
oonduot, and the testimony
against him was oonoluslre. He was
fined twenty dollarsand^fcls,although
he stoutly averred that he did not fire
the platol,
The same Individual was brought up
for carrying oonoealed weapons, but
the case waa not made ont. The canse
was dismissed at the oost of the clly,
RowimSooth W^RHLmo.?Several
boon companions met In a saloon In
South Wheeling, New Year's eve, and
Indulged-fretly In beer and bemlne.
They wound up their Inauguration of
the new year with a free fight, In which
two brothers were pitted agatnai each
other. Ooe of the hopeful pair was severely
out over the eye, anil was other- i
wise pretty well used up. 'Squire ;
Schullz issued warrants for the urreat
of all tho parlies engaged in the dls
graceful atrair, oat me orncors nad not
been ablo to find thorn down to Saturday
evening.
i
This la to certify that I have received
from the Jefferson Fire & Marine Inanrance
Company of Steabenville, Ohio,
per bands of J. Creaaey, Esq., General c
Agent, four hundred dollars being the
amount in fnll of my loss by fire on j
Saturday Deoember 25th, 1860. I take
great pleasure la recommending the i
Jefferson as a prompt, reliable and
liberal Insuranoe Company, having <
settled my loss lu full, most honorably J
ind to my entire satisfaction. Hbnry t
Miller.
Frank 0. Robinson Agent for Bridge*
port, Bellalre and Martinsville. Offloe, C
Bridgeport, Ohio. J
Bridgeport, Ohio, Jan. 1st, 1870.' J
Mus E. J. F&hh6h, M. D? wiir
resume her practice, and may .be coninlted
by friends and patrons at the "
JlcLure House any day subsequent to
(o'clock, a.m., Tuesday January 4tb,
jotween the hours of 8 A? m? and 6 r, m, ^
Clocks, dfco.?At the Market Street
fewelry Store, can be found one of the {
argest and moat varied stock of Clocks k
u the city. Every style and make of v
eliable clockd ope and elpht day, which A
vlll be sold at wbolesalo or retail. Alo
a lull line of Amerfoan and Swiss
;old and silver Watches, for ladles, and n
;ents; every doalgn of jewelry, gold g
*ens and Pencils, and one thousand
lairs of gold, Bllver and steel Spectalea,
all (superior glasses. Cull and ace
ft 101 market btreol, below M'Lnre 0
louse. ' 9 0
And atlll they come to Loecher'a, at1
Jo. 8 Washington Hall. He la closing
at a fine Btook of Toys, Notions,
looks, Stationery, &o., <fca, cheap at P
rlyate sale.
On account of 111 health the auction
i postponed for a few daya, when due
otlce will be given.
Laos IiANDEBROinaFs and Collars.
Embroidered Slippers, Ladles1 Comanions,
Sclaaora In caaea, Writing
leaks, Work Boxes, all at reduced
rices, at D. Nlcoll & Bro'a. Holiday
fooda Bazaar.
* ? * gy
If yon want to buy a New Year'fa
resent for your friend, go to E. Bockig
or Booking & Carroll. Thoynro M
ailing at reduced prices.
Christmas Novelties all the way
om a Vienna Match Box to' a ohaate
nd elegant American or Swiss Watch, A
t Hennegen & Co'a., Jewelers, 104
lain Btreet. 0Q
Gentlemen's cloth-worked Sllnnera
L Louis V. Blond's, 107 Mala street
t m , xi
Thbbe appears 10 be great excite* ~Z
tent about Boots and 8boes being sold
) very low by the Hubbard Bros. They
ant to olose them ont as soon as pos- _
ble, aa they want the room for furni- J]
ire. oil cloths, carpets, Ac., now reaving.
|
Ladies wishing to make a gentleman
handsome present, will find the nloest w
isortment of cloth*worked Slippers
rer brought to the city at Louis V.
lond's. 8lt
By Renting, and applying the reuts Lu
i the purchase, every one oan become Ch
le owner of a first class Wheeler A ^
Hlson Sewing Machine. Wm: Burner
Jfc Co., Agents, No. 85 Monroe street,
Reeling. Ch
Custom made Slippers lor gentlemen ^
iBt received at Loula V. Blond's. Lm
Mi!
Juniper Tab Soap" cures chapped handf,
It-rhoum, plmplev and nil cutaneous af- H
stlons, rendering the skin soft and smooth. W(
anuiacturcd by
CASWELL, HAZARD A CO., B0;
Now York, hi,,
told by all DrngfUrt*. my2l-Mo.Th.dAw
Ha
BUen' Imperial Cough Syrup ^
For Ooughf, Colds. Whoopinj- iw
ouehB. HoarionMS. Influenza*
id Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, w>
o. The boat known Bomody for u?
1 Pulmonary Complaints. Con- ?
tins no Bpirltuous Ingredient,
id may be used in all oases with uoj
le Utmost Oonfldenoe.
A paincuM T?TIMOMT. Chl
B. B. Sellers; Dear "b!t^I ' have Cm
iod Dr. Boilers' "Imperial (Laugh u?,
rrup" oonsldorably for the last pjk
sar, and believe it to -be the best
tloloofthe kind In use, and fully .
lual to lta rooommendatlons. 4(1
W. Bi LINCOLN, M. D. .h
JOHN P. HBNHY, 8 UoUoge ~~
laoe, N. 7., Proprietor's Agent.
? 10
Snndriw.
TEKL AMI) IKON PliOW WiNUH, Hot
Framed Mats, C?A and tthqiurBteel, Ana,
Bellow*, VImh, Hone RMpvTBUeel Iron,
l l ,WV?E?3lffilUBrH 4 HHO., 10
Bl)S7 w MftlU mXMt relA
#B30rtal.
National Saving1! Bank or Wheeling,
Incorporated jaunary lOUi, 1M9.
CAPITAL, . ?100,OOO.
Money ukgkivjcd ok dkpobit
Inlsrart paid on Bpedal Dejnalta. Nou*
?uil* dlsooonled. ICidiuci booitit tuul
old. Uollectlonamadoonallpolntaiuid pre*
OMda promptly rem]tied,
Dlaoonnt day?Monday.
DIBJCOTOBB,
Tbomaa H. Llat, Robert Pntf
Babort (Jlbeon, K. A. M'Oabe,
J. (J. Ttioraai, Jamce McGluney.
J; Li 8tl!U.
TUOH. H. ItlUT, Proddent.
J. MoCLUNKY, Vloa President,
a. P. H1LDBETH, Oaablar.
F1U8T
NATIONAL BANS
or VAcaixBCi.
UMifaatad Deitoaltory II. B.
UA pitil.mmmm. RDQ/JOO
BD KTLOfl wjuoo
Money recelrod on deposit; KzcliJftp
boagtitand aoliL ^
Collections made and proeeedi promptly
remitted.
Inlereat on (Special Depoalta at the rate of
roan per ocnt per annum wbere the depoaii
remains alx months, and rxva per
oent, If for oneyear.
Aooouuta of Merchants, Manumctureni,
UanJcent others aoMtftfl.
Bovenue Hlampa Cor aale In lama Jo aolU
A oonstaut supply of New fractional Currency,
and 1,2,8 A Bo coin, kept for the accommodation
of depositors and the public.
UtiO. K. WHEAT/iWu
_ fatto. ADAia.ocMni,
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK
Of Weal Virginia.
Capital Paid in, ?500.000.
mHIH BANK HOOOKEDU TO THK BDHI1
neat of the "Merchants'and Meclianlca'
ffr^w ?r WkullH. M It la rfxlunalal IU.
DBUE Ul VT U*DIIU?| AD is m M?nitu??iM *'v
poaltorr and Financial agent of the United
Btauo, and la prepared to do a legitimate
Banking boilnw.
j+eiident-Ju*. Nelson Vaaoe.
Dirtcton-Thomas Sweeney, L. 8. Dolaplaln,
Jaa. 0, Aoheeon, John Don Ion. Robert
gtf"
The People's Bank.
l \wnOK, No. O MAIN ST., WUIQCLUia,
U W.Va. Money received on depart L Interest
paid on ipedil deposits.
Notes* ,nrt nllla HhArwinttfl, KXClMIlgS
boughtand sold. Oolleotlonj at borne or from
abroad promptly attended Co.
wumnosM.
Jobn Held. Cforlifl^n Uea.
John Handlan, John VocMler,
ttam'l J. Boyd, Hichard Carter.
Andrew Wllaon. .
JOHN KEID, Preu'L.
JOBIAH r. l/POEOKAJry. OashT. myl
D. 0. LI81. BOBKBT KOBKI0OM.
HENRY K. LI8T. QlBttOK ULMB.
!0Um BKYBOLD.
Bank of Wheeling,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Deals in bills or exchange,
Government Bond*, Block*, Gold, Comnerclal
Paper, and all Negotiable Becurltlea.
Hpecial attention .given to collections.
iQtcreet allowed on Special Depoalta: four
>er oent per annnm six months, and Ave per
?nt If left one year.
D. a LIST, president.
ilBSON LAMB, Cashier.
[oheph be ybold, Aast Cashier.
marfrly
National Bank ol West Virginia.
AT WHEELING.
fepltal paid la - ' $200,009
lyfONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. INVI
tercstpald onjpeoi&ldopodUL Notesand
ilfla discounted. Exciianjza botucht and told, i
OUectioni made on all poind and prooeedi
romptly remitted.
Dinctom
3U8T1K OOLSBAT, THOMAS HUGHBS,
Lichaxl HkiujY, A. a. Todd,
LBTHUBLlTELB, JOHM B. HUBBABJfc
AMB8 MOOLUICBT M. POLLOCK,
AMB HAXWBLL
CRISPIN OULEBAY,
JOHN WAONEK, President,
Oaahlor,
FOB SIX WEEKS,
CO BBDTOE STOCK. .
WB OFFKB
>able & Mink Furs
1 m Reduction of 90 percent, Saving
to the Purchaser from 910 to
820 per Set.
ABLE AND MINK FOBS,
ASTRACHAN CLOAKS,
lhawls and Blankets, J
Will bo sold at
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PAIGES.
AISLEY 3HAWLS, I
PAISLEY SHAWLS,
THE FINEST 8T00K IN THKCITY. }
A Foil Stock of
DRESS GOODS,
Goniiitlng of j
RESS BILKS, \
IRISH POPLINS, VELOURS, u
ITIN DEOHEINS, " , to
' EMPRESS CLOTH, E
ERINOS, ALPACAS, W
AND PLAID POPLINS, ta
BEST LYON'S SILK VELVETS, Ii
81
27-lnch, S0*lnch and 8S>lncbes wide, tb
T A GREAT UABGA1N. ?
ladlea nro Invited to call and examine
r Block aud com paro prloos.
BRUES & SANDERS, E
iovIS 114. Main StroeU ?
101 TO BE UNDERSOLD. 1
M
[UBBARD & BROS' I
DHEAP COUNTER.
I uu
site Flannel, % yard wide, % 25 of
th
mbrlc, 10 yaids for . 1100 ol<
dc
iftrt'u Spool Col Ion, 6 for 85 it
ion Handkerchief* 6 for SO Be
linen's Hatulkerch left. 4 foi 85 *
so Handkerchiefs, SS
lies' Gloves, 10
IQl
lldron's Ulovoo, 5 an
001
ilea' llatinoml Skirt*, 60 *u
Pf
ilea' Hoop Skirls, is
boh Iksl Hoop Hklrlfl, 85 ?"i
a*
Irt Braid, 4 bolt* for 2S
wlbcarfs, 10 nl
Has ponders, pair for ta jjjf
>e llrushes, I 15 {H
lr Brashes, 15 [J
ithor Dusters, 15 jjjj
o 1)laded Penknives, 10
lllng Ink, 0 bottles tor is thi
ml
its' Paper Cuffa, SO pair rot eo rat
hi Doaen Hair 1'lns for is /
att
rs' Heavy Books* 10 a
ldren'a Wool Hose, 10 v
ih,11 yards for 100
its' Homed Handkerchief*, all grade* and X?
mm. from 15 eenls to fli. noviM
Tobaooo. iSS
1UAU1XKS ULORES' ULAUK 10a. Do
1 Jut neMnd anil ror ula b* chl
?2 M. KK1I.CT. >' '
Sugar Oared Hams. "ai
'WStSMLF '* C0-* '
Jolt recalTol and tor alia by ?
m. iubllt. -5
No Flos Ultra Lime.
l\ BBLB. NK PLUS U1VTKA UMJC t>(
NEW GOODS FOR WINTER SALES!
TOFIHD WflAT YOU WANTIN,THK UBY UOOD8 1JHKUOTO
GEO. E. TAYLOR & CO'S,
ion Main Htroot, MorchnnH' HlooK,
WHB?3XjIITC3-, -W. VA.
FURS! FURS! FURS!!
HUDSON BAY SABLE,'
FINE MINK, ERMINE.
SQUIRREL, ASTRAOHAN,
AND'FITOH FURS,
Jlini iw.ur.i v i'.i? ui
Q-EOi 12/. TATLOB <Sc CO.
?
DRESS GOODS.
New Styles Silks, Plaid Serges, Velveteens, Epinglines,
Poplins, Plaid Satin De Cnines, Barritz, Merinos,
JEmpresaCloths, Batiste, Satin-Finish Black Silk,
touethku with a complete btook ok
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
juht oi'knkl) by
QEO. IR,. TATLOB & CO.
OLOAKINGS!
Wide Lyons Velvets, Warranted All Silk, Chinchillas, Beavers,
Astraohans, Velveteens, and Opera Oloaklngs,
JVHt kkukivku hv
GEO, ISj- TATLOB &c COLadies'
Fur Hoods, Gentlemen's Fur Collars and Gloves,
Ladies' and Misses' Fleeced Cotton Hose,
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Misses Merino Under Vests
and Drawers,
Children's Knit Sacques and Gaiter Drawers, Gloves of
all Kinds and Sizes,
Shawls, Bedouins; Arabs, Cloaks.
Marseilles Quilts in New Designs.
1IKI) AND CK1B ltLANKETB,
BliEETlNUB IN LINEN AND OOTTON,
TABLE DAMABKB AND NAI'KINB.
TURKEY ?K1) DAMAHKH.
Embroidered Flannels for Under Skirts.
UHAKKlt FLANNELS,
UKEY FLANNKLH,
RED TWILLED FLANNELS, IN BUFEtilOH QUALITY.
EMBROIDERIES OF ALL KINDS.
r" * \ * * 1 .
LACK UOODH.
(JUlrURE LAOKB,
VALLENOIENNKEB LAC KB,
FRENCH CORHKTB,
PANIKKB, INfOP HKIRTB,
BOULEVAKA-HALUOUALH, .
And a Largo and Complote Block of
DOMESTIC GOODS!
AIiL AT TECE LOWEST PEXCE3.
novia GEO. R. TAYLOR & 00. 1
[869. FALL TRADE* 1869. smu.nTAirro*. a*.i.alubo*.
HTANTOSdALLlNOB,
? Attorneys at Law, i
ISstnbllshod In IHU7. WHKBlJjMI W VA.
IXTIliLPRACTICE IN THK STATE AN1)
YV Federal Gonrta.
SOOTS & SHOES, nOTUnof?MoMi!1 ,W0'fl onWy* I
Warrantod nnlrorm In quality. WUiLIAJt Pj HUBBABD,
~ ' ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tt'CLELMN&KNOX, 11AM _ t
1 114 Markot Htroot,
Haunrnctarers ud Jobbers of 4l_ ? _
One Door JSolow IoIan House,
3 OO T S & S HO E S wHKKi.mn, w, VA.
IN AU THKIB VAXZSTIX8, mgrU
No, OS* Main Street, iv H1ATOIAPABBUSOV,
wHKELUfl, w. va. ATTOHNEY8 AT LAW,
T7E INVITE THK ATTENTION OV /(w. ?-w
[V Merchants to our very large assortment r*?* ** Boiow MeLnrn
f Boot* and Blioea now In store lor Fall ? Honao),
With an'expw-tenoo of many years, (onr W* VA'
Dose liavina been oatabllahed In l?37.i we . are-iy
in. with troth, aaaort that onritoek for ex
rosnTwItvTand^dapSiilocfto the want a*of Floor, Ooffee & Syrups,
>tmi Virginia and Ohio, la not and cannot 1 J r
iHurpamed. ~
ALL OUR WOBK Oflfl BBM.ATLANTIU 1ULU) KI/JUK
made and Mac tod mainly with ? view to *?? '$ bOH. HnocMlrop nuntlr nonr.
atvic* and bul VAiiUB. ncnrlng tor S
IMII BlIUlAltolAVaMn allltnnt . 80 MM Rl?
85 bblaHyrupe.
auallty.
MEN'S THICK ft KIP BOOTS. AJi0'? mu "*)rtIn<ml0'
W^5TmM kd.00^ GB0CEBIE8.
le; bare ourtradomark ?tamp5l on the lowart wbolwale hpiciukl. T1
-*? ^.gsssu. fi
SS?3>u? * J. A CABBOLL & BBO.,
9&&3R3B3E& MARBLE WORKERS,
it of the very boat material aui in the
out workman-like manner. JoHn Street,
OHKB'S MIMES * OHODM11
BAIIOIiU. KABTJ BIDE OP BTONK BRIDGE, r
In the department of woman*. mtaMland
lldrenl gooda we defy competition. WHEELING, W. Vi.
ltfOO^imiB, TOMBS AND HEAD
Jgi?oa'ually 8U huuX
" '"J Having ^nade^uranxement. with a land- '
5ff?he ' aDoralalnf a7av?ry moat ?d- "* "nnln Scotland, w. are able to roralah fj
AMTOtVUVTOmn^AmO HOW p 0 HILDBETH & BBO.
[be want or onuormiur id Boots and 58 Main Man,
'???uf'? WKMLINa.W.YA
Wln il caiwtlrtM TITHOLBBAIJt DEALfflBIH HAIL BOD fli
a cQatomen, we make it a ralwot to to- W
J"nnlSirm,"eiSp"*5f<ry0be S ^ m
Ice lo allow of uniformity. To Insure thin
try pair of Boo la and bhoea that enters Hhanjftial Matchta, Halt, Wooden Wans at
r atoro li earemily examined and rejected AtfpBi ftc Hoirei| Imputed Counter and
111 touad correct In Mae, tree ftom dam- ?
b and uniform in quality. rwywn maraw ywgmajor xwgi ?
GOODS EQDiL TO HAHPLE8. Uid.9toimo.BmB !_
cieMuVTo "warn lnVblyond^he eampleB To Wagon and Carriage
)wn. By our ayitemof examination and Mulrflm:
?ter*S E? SKaTSt" um? KOH WAGONB AND Oarrl^M.
<iwntni??rt#ity nf duaiing ? ? wonM H Uum Oak and Unuit Wood, Hpoaea
doiut by, we retard it aa pecuniarily our ?wn l In. to JW,Hickory and Oak wood
ereat ao to act aa to aecure and retain the r?o wi from lS to t Hickory and Oak
ifldenoe of all who may favor ua with Wood Bowa for Oarrlagoa and Bxpreaa n.
Kail food merchant, will seek ana find F> a HIUUUCTB * BKO.,
> ubeapea Boom. to trade with, we .hell
I cmr tmmla " ? ? * * "
wowa BUWfc
- ? ? *?wjr www mariei. ' ~ ~
?*. . Notlco.
ORDERS. \rOTICK IB RKRftBY UtVKN THAT AN
ill order* reoelre the prompt Bad carafe ?1 application will be mado at ttie next
eutlon of one of oar Arm. term of the LegUlature or We?t Virginia,
ogtj M'OLBLLAN * KNOX. and at tho next term of the Legislature of
i Virginia, for a obaenr for a railroad reachUKNTB
WANTED. AQKNTH WANT- ln? from ?ome point on the Uhuapeake and
ed.lTS to taOOpermonth: male and to- tnVlr'
in Vq koii the f*UhraVtii uud oriir dal ireenbrier mver, to aome point on tne virnrooS
SS^rSSy^l^ M^Sine, Unfa and Tenneme BaUroed at or ?ear the
oroved porfooteu: it will bem, fell, Ohio Kiver Bridge, and its general comae
WeMfflSSdUEmbroiderIn? ban. uon? the fln.cfOb,oHl??
innnornuni. Pile, only lis. For , JOIN1A. HONTKK.
ipiicity and dtumbUlty, nhau rtml. , uwnnoin.DM. nib. 1KB. dwfl
not Bay from any partial welling ma- "
dm nnder the aam? name m oura, nnloa King of the W6Bt W&flhlllK KJTl
moWies. SS
brctrcalan and Tarnui, apply or tddrM, U'SSS^SfiS^Vffioi^Mbm" iml JJJj
ovl3-sm Sold waolMl. or null br
Java Coffee |,-u"t"-1>/l""*"Ha
.rawiwm oft oovra*. Plaitor Ptrii; VI
I montJ.T*. . . Rrt MIA OAUUMKD FbAHTKH VAJUH 1"
JWraMndaod tbrnl.bv OU (1'bo.alx U1UU.
M. HK1LLY. t'.O. HILDKKTII A MRU.
1IILTINTIILIGEICEI
BOOK AND JOB
Printing Office
AMD
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
16 QUI1YOY BTBBBT
&
WaiMf looall ut? Munition 01 our niouj
and tli? public to our exteuiilvfl
Book and Job Office
our racllitu* in TYPJc, htkam
POWKH *ud MATERIAL,
are iuoU Uttil we (mi
confident we can exlbutealld*acrlptloUN
or PKINT1NU ut h*
IAJW PUlOKH u any boom iu
UteHlaU.
CABD8,
BUHINfcHJ, VIB1T1IIU* KAMm
OOLOKK1) OAKDH, In every vurlety,
At priced from |?oo |h i
l.ooo upwards
POSTBBfi,
or
BILL-HBAD8
HAND BILLS.
01 AXT4DAL1TT or fAPUI-rtlltH
AKUKDI1?1I.Y I
CHECKS, ,
DRAFTS,
CIRCULARS,
RIIjIjH lading,
DRAY TICKETS
Awl nil UMorlptton* of Marwmil* Vtuum
BOOK PRINTING
Onr BOOK KOOM In well
stocked with WKW TYPBj aud
oar faolllMaa for neon tine ail
klnda of BOOK and PAldPHLRT
I'KLNTINU are comploto.
Fancy Show Cards
PLAIN CJARDB,
HAND-BILLS,
BLANKS,
Ac., Ac
iVtutodtn tlio BK8T httli and will) illfpatcu
STEAMBOAT PRINTING
We have made:special provision
for Steamboat PrlnUne, huiI
UaveBomefonUi of BKAUTIFUL
TYPE FOB OOLORK1) BILLH, on
well as some or the FINwht
IXiLOKKD IN KB to be ticul.
'rlntlng for (Jonntry ^HerobaiiU
We wonUl respectfully My to
onr friend* in the oouairy, tint
any order* for Printing forwanie.1
tw, by letter or otherwise, will In*
carefully attended to.
m ookneotioh with owe labor
Job Printing Offlco,
wl havi th1 moat oomplm
LANK BOOK liMFifflEI
1? TUB HTATK.
We are prepared to Execute all klDda <
(LANK BOOKS
0
fob
ounty and State Officers
With prompLmw, and In n manner
that will warrant to glvo eutlro
allafactlon.
LNKKBH.
MKKUHANTB,
and lfANOPACTDRFH
An requested to examlue oar
LAKUK HTUUK of J?APKHU.
which we warrant to baofthe hat
material in mo.
Ruling
JNKTOANY OKSIEBI) PATTERN
All Bnalnen Men nMng L A KM K
BLANK BOOKB, arereqawtol l?>
examine oar etook, M we ft*'
Matlajed that we are mauufkrturInvV
BRHT BOOK8 in
t ho Mate.
i UiuderImr oar Mlrarmr^KineuU Mr Ui
rttHH^a welmvo pnloyed ln *.
[?octfullyiioUcJt? oouUnnanoo of Uief?
m of nur friend*.
ur prtoM for ermr ?rUcl? h*Y? be*u !?*
I wo lull n?a ourlwrt ndwroni to jgj
tollon lo all Who may Awanwwwn
Ir order*.
ADDMEHMI
LEW, HASANS ? HAJ
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