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For Bent.
rllHK NTOKKROOIf, No. II MAIN Hliwl,
L opposite the Baltimore A Ohio llallroau
Depot, and now ocoapled by Goo. W. Robin*
hod. iVwwwwlon given April Int. 1K70.
detill JOHN It KID, j
For Bent.
rilWO DWELLINGS ON IIAMPDKN
L Htroet, one 4room? and kitchen, and one
7 room* and kltobon. Pooesalon April 1*1,
1870. Apply to
decli** A. ROGERS.
For Bent.
THK PINK BKIUJC RESIDENCE NOW
oooopied by K. H Williams, corner of
rentre and Hlxtb utreets, There are V rooms,
bath room, pantry, Ac. Gas and water in
honae. Possoaslon given 1st of ApflL ApHa.
JAMB3 BODLgY.
Warehouse For Bent.
NO. SI MAIN HTHEKT, NOW OOOUPIED
by A. M. llurke. known as one of Uie
itent business stands in U10 city. Well lightikI,
and private allej to Uie^rear.^Ap^iy to
Konrth Btreot, opposite Uie Court House.
decW
For Bent.
QTORB ROOM AND TWELLINC?. No. 17
O Main street, now oocupled ai a Pur Htore.
Powemlon given on the lit of April.
Apply to H. KURTZ.
declS
ror neuu
rnHKLAKOKANDOOMMODIODB Three
L a lory Dwelling, No. Ill Market street,
ooutaluiug 10 rooms. This Is one of the
ImmI located bouaea In the city. Possession
novtEMin 1?9 Market Btreet.
$& JWII.
01 Atbeneam Property for Sale.
1AM AUTHOKIZKU TO BKLL THE
property altuated on the oorner of Mar*
ket and John stroeU, In this olty. It has a
market atreet front of 87 feot, and la 184 feet
deep. This la probably the best business
building site In the city. When oar new
Market atroet bridge la completed It will be
uur(mailed as a business aland.
TilutS. O'UKIKN,
d<c87 Heal gatate Agent.
For Sale.
A KINK NBW BKICK DWELLING
Houho on John atreet, between Jrtfth
Hud ttlxlb, .ooutalnlng 7 rooms and flnlnJiod
altlo. Dollar unuer the wholo house
and perfectly dry. Gas In every room.
Waler and bath arrangements oomplote.
KluUued In modorn atyle. The owner took
Mpeclal pains to havo every part of tho work
I1UUO 1U uidiuubii nuuauiuuai iiiauunn at
present occupied by A. M. Jaooba, j?tq. FoshwwIou
glvou lit ox April.
doom I.IRWIN.
Trustee's Sale.
By viftrujg of a deed of tkubt
mado to me by William H. Woods and
mhthIi l'., his wife, bearing date the '.Mth day
w August, 1868, and of record in tne Heuorder's
olliea of Oblo County. Went Virginia,
in Deed Book 52 page 612, to which
more particular referonoe la made, 1 shall on
Nfttarday, tbe IStta day of January,
1870,
At ten o'clock, at the front door of tbe
Court House of Oblo Ooaniy, proceed to sell
Ml public auotion, to tbe highest and best
uhider, Uie following described teal estate
MituHted in tbe said oounty, about three
miles north of tbe City of Wheeling, and
bounded by the lands of Robert B. woods,
heirs of A. r. Woods, A. M. Jaooba and
Oouuty Koad, with a privilege of a twenty
roai outlet to tbe Oblo Biver, oontaiuing
about thirty acres, more or lets,
togetner with aoout elghty-flve acres, more
ur iesa, of coal underlying and adjacent to
the above mentioned land, described as a
h?x feet vein, and of superior quality.
Maid deed of trust waa given to secure to
AlcboiasOrawIey tbe punctual payment or
a promissory note for Five Thousand Dollars,
bearing date the 84th day of August.
ihas, and payable to tbe order of tbe said
Nicholas Crawley at the Merchant's National
Bank of Wheeling, one year after the .!
date thereof for value reoelved, with Interest
from date. This Halo is made to pay the 1
principal of tbe said noto, with interest i
tnereon from tbe H?lh day of August, 1WW,
till paid, and the costs of this sale.
Terms of Hale?one-fourth cash, and the
remainder of tbe purchase money In three
equal instalments of alx, twelve and elgh- '
lean months, tbe purchaser giving notes for <
tbe doferred instalments, bearing Interest i
rroin date to be secured by deed of trust upon
the property sold, or tne title will bo re- i
lalned until the notes are paid. ,
Belling aa trasteo 1 will convey only such
title as Is vested lu me under bald deed of
trust, although It is believed to be undoubted.
J. F. Ui'UtUBAKF,
dectf Trustee.
Kor Sale to Olose an Estate. |
rniiK FiHur-CLAhU
DVViULiLINO HOUSE, I
HI lu a led on the north east corn er of Hamp- j
UUU HUU OIAIU nilcvw, UUIT uvuui'isu wj
UnrUir. Tiieru In a full lot, and the house In
in tut good cooultlou aa tbo day It was bollt;
?ver>tmng about tbo premises In thorough
repair. Poeettwlou giveu on Uie 1st of April,
1H7H. Apply to
J. T. LEWIS,
McLaro Houso, Wheeling, W. Va.
decl-U
For Sale.
.nUK UNDEhSlUNitD OKKAKB KOK
X Mo. 41 lu Uranaw'a addition to
in* City or Wheeling, situate on tbeoorner
or Quiuoy aud ttlxtu streets. There la a
goou Mrlctt aud Frame House on the corner
ooutaiulug 8 roouxH, with water aud gas
turoughout, aud one of tbe best eellan In
the oiiy. Xbere la In oonuoctlon a good stable
aud carriage house, un the aoutn end of
tne lot there la a good frame house with live
rooms fronting on tilxth street. This a very
desirable location. Parties wishing to puri-hwM
will please call at B. J. Boyd's WholehmIo
Shoe Store, No. 60 Main street.
nova-tr M.T. WAYMAN.
For Sale or Bent.
mWOBUALL DWKLLINU HuUBKeJ
ON WHEELING ISLAND.
KUqulre of JNO. P. (JILGHRIBT,
marto-tr ta Main BU ?P atalrs.
e. W. FRANZHEIM & CO.,
No. 157 ftlarkot Stroet*
WHEELING, W. VA.,
IKF0BTKB8 a WHOUMAUI SBALKB8 XH
C
Foreign A Domestic Liquors, i
Have Just reoolved by J
DIRECT IMPORTATION, '
Another Invoioo of J
SUPEBIOB COGNAC BRANDY t
VOR MEDICAL PURPOSKtf.
0
A 1*1 keep CONSTANTLY OI? HAND at WllOJO- _
Hale and Retail, Ilia
PUREST, BRANDIES, WINES, UIN, AO., B
THE OLDEST RYE AND BOURBON 1
WHWKEIB; a
AND TUB FINEST CATAWBA AND CONCORD
WINES,
or Oar Own Manatee tare. c
They are also exclusive Agents for
Spoor' Standard Wine Bitten, <
A reliable Appetiser and Tonic, and ?n ox*
oellent preveutlve of complaints Incident to
the rammer season. .
may 17 O. W. KHANZHKIM *00.
Virginia Tobaooos.
OA CADDIES "LEADBETTER'B" DARK
Mi Oaddfetf"Lead better's" Dark Navy 1-tt*.
'JO * "Uamble's" Bright H*.
10 half boxes "MlluerV Rough A Beady
Twist*
10 hair boxee J. H. Trotter's Rongh and
Ready Twist.
10 half boxee ChtcbaUoralny Rough and
Ready Twist.
10 half boxes "J.T-AH. Clay ton V Rough
and Ready Twist.
6 half boxes "Oloth of uoid" Bright
Ponnds.
10 half boxe* "Ooldon Aprloot" Bright
Pounds.
10 half boxoH "Jewell" Bright Ponnds.
. ft kegs"urape Juice"Brlgtit Plonudoni.
J net received and for sa le by
M. RKILLT.
TOBACCO AND CIGAE8.
W. T. SINGLETON,
o. ? Main ft tree I, Wheeling,
J SIN RECEIPT OP A LARGE AND well
. soiaeted slock ?of the best brands of
uuewiug and Bmaklng Tobacco, Uigars,
' Huoffk, which he offers'to tne trade at
* the lowsat rates. An exsmmatlou of his
stoek Is solicited. Orders promptly- tilled. ?
ootai
Hydraulic Cement.
PH(enTx,
. LOUISVILLE,
9 t BELMONT.
But the greatest oOhwe In Beliuoul. ;Ma?
aoo?>Plasi4feni sad con into to rn Huppllod nt
reuDoou rmiM lor Mornoni uyuraauo i?- i
meet by i.
P. 0. HILDKKTH A BKO., 0
?P? &l Main Btreet. p
Re Flos Ultra Lime. [
IJ\A BBUS. MK I'LUB ULTRA LI UK
1UU frwih burnt, ?na lu good wtroug bar I
r*u. P. U H1LPKKTH * HKO. Q
Sugar Oared Hams.
1 A TIKitCKH OKI). K. l)AVi? 6 CO.'8 r
111 folebratodHur Ham*.
J wit received and for ?al? by ?
M. KK1LLY. II
FOB BIX WEEKS,
TO BBDtlCB STOCK.
wx orrxx
Sable & Mink Furs
At a Bctlnctlon or30 per cent, BbtIbk
fo tti6 PnrrbaMr rrom 910 to
SO per Set.
SABLE AND HIE MS,
ASTRACHAN CLOAKS,
Shawls and Blankets,
' Will boaoltl At
A UKSAT KKUDUrlON JN FKICES.
PATHT.TSY frfTAWTS.
PAISLEY SHAWLS,
THUS FINEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
A Fall Block Of
DRESS GOODS.
fVmaittng Of j
DRESS BILES,
IRISH POPLINS, VELOURS,
SATIN DEOHEINS,
EMPRESS CLOTH,
MEItlNOS, ALPACAS,
AND PLAID POPLINS,
BEST LYON'S BILK VELVET8,
87?lneli, 30-lncb and 83?lncbea wide,
AT A GREAT UAKGAIN.
Ladles are invited to cull and exam Inn
oar stock and compare price i.
BRUES & SANDERS,
novlB 114. Main Btrooti
1
TUESDAY HOBNIJVG. J AH. 4.
Sew Advertisements.
Steamer Julia No. 2.
Steamer Glendale.
Steamer K. R. Hudson.
(i. A. 11.?Pout Thobtirn.
Administrator's Notlco.
Dissolution?II. Sohmulback A Oa,
Farm for Sale.
For Rent?Store Room.
Invisible Rubber Weather Strip.
Boaud op SurKBVisoiia.?The new
Board of Supervisors will meet this
morniuK at 10 o'clock. Tho prlnolpal
business will be the organization for
the ensuing year.
~Taa ;Old IIoor,?This morning the
Police Court will bold lie session at
the old hour?ten o'olock. The change
on Monday morning was to expedite
buslnoss in thu Municipal Oonrt.
City Council.?We heard at a late
lul nI..1.1 tk.t tkaro xinnlil Ko a
uuui mat uifsuw ium tusio ttvmiu hb ?
meeting of (be Oily Council this evening.
We were not officially advised
and cannot be poaltlve of the correctness
of onr Information.
Municipal Coubt.?This court met
yesterday mofnlng at 10 o'clock, pursuant
to adjournment, and after enter- ,
Ing up an order or two, adjourned un*
HI the next term, which will com- 1
uaonce on the 17th inat.
Not tub Man.?We aro requested by
David M. Garvin, (son ot our old frieud i
1.8. Garvin living a few mliee lu tbe
aountry) to Ray that bo Is not the party (
who was released from J all two or three
Jays since, with a name nearly oorres* .
ponding.
Habeas Cobpus.?We are Informed j
Lbat Mary Bathem's counsel have ap- ,
plied for a writ of habeas corpus, aud
Lbat It baa been granted, returnable at '
four o'clock to-morrow afternoon, at ]
nrbioh hour Judge Melvln will bear the \
irguments. Tbe object of tbe prisonsr'fl
counsel is to have her released on j
sail. ^ ^ j
Held to Bail.?Owen Gallagher
nras full of legal business, yesterday,
Ella first appearance was bnfore Judge j
3ood who imposed fines rggregating |
hirty dollars and costs. As soon as \
his was done, a State warrant was j
terved on Gallagher and he was taken |
jefora Judge Johnston, on a charge of ,
tasauit and battery. The testimony j
nade out a case of an aggravated cbar- j
niar ami lha Jnitlna rannlrwl him tn >
live bond Id the sum of four hundred
toilers for hia appearance at the March
erm of the Ciroalt Court. In default of
letting the required security, Gallagher
ras committed to jail.
Subpjusb Pahty.?Last Saturday the
uembera and friends of Her. Mr.
Inghea' charge, In North Wheeling,
islted the paraonage and preaented
ilm with money and aundrlea amount g
to one hundred and fifty-two dolsrs.
Tbe presentation address was
aade'by Mr. Donald Forbes, and was
oth brief and appropriate.
A portion of the donation oonslsted
fa well filled parse? the oontrlbatlon
f tbe Sanday School clasa taught by
lr. Hugbes. The whole affair waa
dmlr?bly managed, and w aa not only ^
complete bnt an agreeable surprise. e
+
To Kkbf thb PBAor??Last Saturday 0
light Thomas Davla made the neigh- u
orhood of Andreas Thomas' saloon on ?
acob street, ring with hla drunken rev- J3
Iry. We believe a sort of free fight waa "
atroduoed In the programme to give It 8
arlety; at least, more "noise and connslon"
prevailed than comported with j
tie peace and Just quiet of tbat local- ji
ty. An officer waa aent for Davla, and B
10 was brought before Eaqr. Oloban. B
Lfter examining tbe testimony tbe 0
netloe required Davis to give bond In (
be sum of fifty dollars that he would
:eep the peace for three months.
rtA?Awi.Bl. TwnnMi QKM.I1? .(t?. ^
vunun?n o ifsunoii?ouuhij ^
be doatb or McNaab, Sunday evening, tl
!iqr. Olohsn waa apprlaed of tbe hot. ?
Ip at once repaired to the houae where 0
be deceased ?aa lying and bad n Jary j
uinraoned to inquire Into tbe purlieu- v
are of tbe aad affair whtob tranaplred ,
here tbe previous Thursday, Tbe fol- j.
nwlnic gentleman were aworn aa a ,
nry: Ueaara, W. D. Ennllnb, Jacob t|
Iarlan, N, O. Marab,,Stephen Clark
!. 1). Baker, Win. Cooper, Iaaao liopIn,
U. O. Unrdock, James Aahworth, li
ohn Brlnton, Tbomai Held and Wm. 1
i. Cox. Tbe teetiuiony waa ooinraeno- tl
d Banday evening when an adjourn- a
aent waa had for the night, Yesten
ay morning the testimony waa oon- r
luded when tbe Jury returned "that (|
he aald William J. MoNaah came to r
>la death from tbe effects of gun or ^
ilatol Bbot received on the SOtb of Do- (|
ember, 1860, and aooordlng to the ?
mowledge and bellerof the Jury tbe
aid gun or platol waa In the hands of t{
ne Mary Batbem."
As we atated In yesterday morning's
laper, this unfortunate young woman C
ras re-arrested on tbe dentb of McNnah, si
ml la now In Jail. a!
Board of Education,?Tbe first
meeting of (lit new Board of Eduoslloo
for Uia ensuing year, was liold lut ovenlng
In pursuance of the Statute. Tbe
Board wao called to order by tbo l'rosIdeal.
Tbe Ural business In order waa tbe
administration or tbe prescribed oath to
tbe new members, and Mr. Pfarr of
Madison, Scott of Washington, Weltgel
of Webster, nnd Wilson of Centre,
appeared before tbe Clerk and were
duly Bworn,
Tbe roll waa called and the following
answered: Messrs. Baasett, nickel,
Carnaham, Ewlng Ball, Hamilton,
Harrlaon, Launder, Pfarr, Stewart,
Scott Todd, Weltzel and Wilson.
Tbe minutes of tbe laat meeting were
read, approved and signed.
Tbe next bnslnees in order was tbo
election of President of tho Board.
Mr. Wilson nominated Mr. Hall, tbe
present Incumbent, and tbere being no
other nomination, his election waa declared
unanimous.
The election of Clerk waa then taken
up. Mr. Pfarr presented the name of
Mr. Blckel, who ailed tbe position last
year, and there bolng no other nomination,
Mr. Blckel waa declared unanimously
elected.
The election of Superintendent was
next in order, when Mr. Ewlng
nominated Prof. F. 8. Williams, and
there being no other nomination, he
was declared unanimously eleoted.
The question of the Baperlntendent'a
salary was considered, and Mr. Wilson
made the motion that It be the same as
last year (11300).
Dr. Todd offered as Bn amendment
that It be lnoreased lo fifteen hundred
dollars. _
Tuo vote on Dr. [Todd's amendment
was taken by yeas and nays.
Those voting yea were Messrii. Carban,
liwlng, Launder, I'/arr, Stewart
and Todd?U.
Those voting nay were Messrs. Blokel,
Ball, Hamilton, Scott, Wilson and
Weltzel?0.
So the amendment was lost.
Mr. Blckel made the motion that It
be fourteen hundred dollars, and on
this proposition the vote was taken by
yeaa and nays.
Those voting yea were Messrs. Blckel,
Basaett, Carnahan, Ewlng, Hall,
Launder, Ffarr, Stewart and Todd?0.
Those voting nay wero Messrs. Hamilton,
Harrison, Scott, Wilson and
Wellzel?5.
So Mr. Blckel's proposition prevailed,
and the motion as amended was
adopted.
The salary or the Clerk wan next considered,
and on motion of Mr. Wilson
the compensation was fixed at live hundred
dollars, the same as paid last year.
Mr. Wllnon offered the following:
Resolved. That the President of the
Board be authorized to appoint the
standing Committees for the ensuing
year, and report the same at the next
regular meeting. Adopted.
Mr. Biokel made the motion that Dr.
Todd and Rev. J. T. MeClure In conjunction
with the tiuperlntendent, shall
constitute the Board of Examiners for
the ensuing year.
Mr. Blokel from the Committee on the
German language read the following:
To the Prc&itUnt and Board oj Education
.'?The Committee on the German
Language, to whom was referred ho
muoh oftho report of the Superintendent
as relates to the employment of an
additional teacher to assist Mr. Feund>
ling in the townships of Washington {
and Madison, would respeotfully report
that they have duly considered the matter
and are of opinion that an assistant
teacher Is necessary for the reasons set
forth In the report of the Snperlntendent.
And for the consideration of
giving the study of German lu the
Bohools a fair and reasonable trial, the
committee would therefore offer the
following resolution:
Hcsolvcd, That the Committee on the
German Language aro hereby authorized
to employ a teacher to assist Mr. J.
Feundllug in giving Instruction In the
Liermau language In the towuships of
Washington and Madison at u salary
ot exceeding |300 per scholastic year.
Respectfully submitted.
J. M. Biokkl, om.
Cn motion of Mr. Pfarr the report
wan accepted and the resolmlon
adopted.
Mr; Metcalf, member elect from
Union township, appeared and the prescribed
onth was taken by him.
Mr. Bickel offered the following:
Resolved, That the stated meetings of
ibe Board be held on the third
?venlng;of each month. Adopted.
Mr. Wilson made the motion that the
iilank be filled with Thursday, and the
notion prevailed.
The following bills wore presented
ind referred to the Committee on Finance;
George Mull, $13,50; James 1
uoAdams, fll.30; Jamea Mcuraw,
514,80.
The following were orderod to bo t
?alJ: Jacob Gruber, |2G,40; Thomas .
HcCormlck.117,25; C. H. 0dbert,?23,30; 1
IT. Hayes, $44,50; Keld A Jones, $5,75. *
On motion, tlie Board adjourned. i
Miss Olive Looan.?Her lecture for ?
his evening, at WaHhlngton Hall, will g
)Q upon "Girls," What theme oould c
je selected more Interesting to tho peo- c
)le everywhere? Every father, mother, (
irotber and sister, and particularly
>yery miserable old bachelor lu tbe j.
and, will feel a deep Interest to know H
iow this delicate and entertaining sub- v
eot will be bandied. 8he divldee her |
mbject Into six heads: 1st, TheFashonable
Girl; 2i, The Beautiful Girl; 3d,
Che Womanly Girl; 4th, The Yankee
Jlrl; 6th, Tbe Western Girl; and 6th,
he Strong-Minded Girl. We expect a j
rowded house thlB evening to welcome
ler, as a rlob intellectual treat of good ^
ense and humor combined always
waits those who attend the lecturee of
IIbs Olive Logan.
To be Opened.?Last evenlngja con- t<
raot was ooncluded between Mr. John e
)ally, of the Glades' Hotel at Oakland, 1
nd the owners of the Sprlgg House* f
rhlch will Insure the re*openlng of o
bat fine hotel to the public by the 15th ?
list. It la not neoessary for as to say f
bat Mr. Dally "knows how to keep a F
otel." Hia success in that ;llne can be s
stabllshed by the testimony of many
foor cltlzeus. He oomea among us,
ol a novice la the business, but a c?irer
of several yean' experience. With
is reputation as a bost we sball expect
g see the Sprlgg take a position along- I
Ide the very beat hotels In our city. V
A fkw more seats remain nnsold for 0
ilsa Olive's Looture. Then go to Ham- ^
Iton A Harding's music store this a
aornlng and secure them, as every .
eat will be taken before the leoture .
ommenees. We bespeak for ber a
irowded house
Surgical Operation.?Last Sunday,
>r. Frlaaell, assisted by Dra. West,
Velrlcb, Illldretb, Hupp and WingerBr,
performed an operation for lithotomy
on the person of a child four years
Id, son of August Honcher, residing
a Martin's Ferry. The atone removed o
ias about the slae ol a pullet's egg, 1
nd weighed nearly two ounoes. The a
Ittle fellow was kept under'the Inlln- c
noe of chloroform during the opera- tl
Ion, and Is now doing well. c
Rkhkmdkr, ladles, thla inay be your
ist chance of hearing the distinguished o
llss Olive Logan. Then Becuro yonr p
lokets at Hamilton <fc Harding'^ music &
tore. ft
^ . 81
Hivhr Nmva.?The river was rlslnR
apldly laat evening, with llftren feat
9 the channel. The local packets or- ?
Ived and departed at their usual hours, ei
reeterday was * doll day on the land* It
ig. The Major Anderson aboold have a
rrlved,(and we believe did after dark, i f<
i order to loave at her regular boor
bla afternoon. n
A pbw more seat* remain unsold for b
Hive Liogan'a leoture. They can be d
sound at Hamilton it Harding's inn "
leslore, fr
Rut Eotat* Traihfbbs.?The following
la 11 lint nf 111* deaila In fee ad?
wltted lo record la the offloeofthe Recorder
of Ohio oounty daring the wiek
ending Friday, Deoember 81:
Deed made Deoember 23, 1809, by
heirs of John McCulley, deceased. lo
William Fallonre, for the went hair of
lot No. 185, John atreet; |2,000. Admitted
Deoember 27.
An agreement or B. H. B, Carter tu
K. Carter A Co. Admitted Deoember
28.
A deed made May 18, I860, by Joabna
Bodley and wife to George Hack, for
tbe weet third (5S) of lot No. 74, Clay
atreet, But Wheeling; 1375. Admitted
Deoember 28.
Deed made May 18, 1800, by Joibua
Bodley and wife to Joseph Sowere, for
the middle one-third (M) or lot No. 74,
Cloy atreet, Eaat Wheeling; (375. Admitted
Deoember 28,
Deed made December 18, 1800, by
Tboa, Q. Oalbertion and wife to Benjamin
Flatter, for the one undivided
twefth part of lota Noa. 3 and 7, and of
the North hair or lot Nn. 3. In rfndo.
graffs addition (1-12 of the Forsyth
warehouse property;) J2.083.82. Admitted
December 38.
Deed made December 28, 1869, by
George T, Tingle and wife to Etlxabeth
O. Dewey, for parts of lota Noe. 1 and
2 In sqnare No. 21, Monroe street (25M
feet front of lot No. 1, and 28 teet front
of lot No. 2;) f 1.00. Admitted Decern*
berSO.
Deed made Aagtut28,1869, by Sophia
H. Johnston to Andrew S. Gillespie,
for lot No. 14 In square 80, Bnena VIsta:
{86.00. Admitted December 80.
Deed made December 80, 18011, by
Jamea Emblem and wife to Alena
Berkley, for the middle 1-3 of lot No.
09 (18MI feet front,) Clay street, East
Wheeling; 11,600. Admitted Deoember
30.
Deed made December 24, 1809, by
William Armstrong and wife to James
Elliott, for lot No. 74, in D. Zsne'a
addition; (2,000. Admitted December
31 .
The most fashionable lady In America
at Washington Hall to-night, Mlsa
Logan.
Police Ooubt,?There waa a fair at'
tendance at the oonrt yesterday morning,
notwithstanding the Inclement
weather.
James Jones and Samnel Emery were
arraigned on oharges of plain drunk,
and were lined one dollar each and
ooata. t
Benjamin Wlao had to pay two dollars
and coats'for bolng disorderly.
Owen Gallaghor waa up for assault log
aome one whose name we tailed to
get. The testimony was dear and direct,
milking It an aggravated caae.
Hla Honor Imposed n fine of twenty
dollars and costs.
The same individual, for resisting an
oflloer in the discharge of his duty,
was fined ten dollars and costs. Unable
or unwilling to contribute so muoh
to the city exchequer at one time, Gallagher
concluded to go to jail,?the
prospeot of unfavorable weather for
chain gang operations being unusually
good yesterday morning.
Miss Olive Locian at Washington
Hall to*nlght.
Heavy Shipments.?As an evidence
of the Immense buslneas done In the
glaas manufacturing lino in this city,
we mention the fact that .during the
last year Meagre. Sweeney, Bell & Co.
shipped seventeen hundred and thirty*
four caaka and hogsheada; ilfteen thou,
laud, eight-hundred and sixty-nine
Cartels, and sixteen thousand, nine
hundred and fourteen boxes of glass
ware? loiai, ininy-iour mouaanu, uve
tiundrod and seventeen packages. The
:aska and hogsheads were purchased at
i cost of fl,780.15-the barrels, |5,G28.75
-boxes 10,530.00?aggregate $13,845 GO.
this Hum about |7,000 were expended
for second-hand casks, hogsheads
ind barrels; showing what an amount
jau be added to the wealth of a comnunlty
by saving what Is usually ro{. irded
as wortbloss.
Miss Olivk Loo an at Washington
ilall to-night.
Susi'kndrd Operations.?All the
mil mills in this city stopped work
ast Saturday, to lake stock, <?o. In a
week or two, all or nearly ull of them
rill probably resnmo operations.
We bear that one mill last year turned
tut one hundred and sixty-two thou- 1
and kegs of nails of all sizes. It is but j
ine of four of the same capaoity lu our
illy, so luni If me oiubjb aocompjianeu
is much M4 the one mentioued, tbe ag;renate
uuuiber of kojjs of nalla made J
lere last year will reach six hundred ,
md tifty thousand, The mill at Ben- j
rood is na largo aa any In the city, and i
f we add tbo production of It, tbe
lumber will reaoti tbe handsome figtree
of eight hundred thousaud,
The "Week of Prayer" commenced
'osterday. r Salary
Ingueabed?By reference to
he proceedings or the Board of Educa- <
Ion last evening It will be seen that the
alary of tbe Superintendent ^rai lnreased
from thirteen titlridrod to foureen
hundred dollars per annum. A .
notion waa made to fix the compensa- J
Ion at fifteen hundred, and.thereason
or tbe advance proposed was, that
ither cities were paying from twenty- 1
Ive hundred to four thousand dollar* .
or the same amount of labor. The 1
>ror>08ltion did not prevail; and tbe
alary waa fixed at fourteen hundred
ji a compromise.
Miss Olive Logan at Washington
Sail to*n1ght. r
The auction will oommence again at 0
ioecher'a to-morrow at 2 o'clock, and
rill continue every day at 2 and 7
'clock p. m., until further notice.
The stock constats principally of J
toys and Fancy Goods, to which the j
ttentlonof the ladles Is Invited. Heals J
ave been provided for their nccommoatlon,
and no palna will be spared to
lake thoui oomfortable.
Notary Public.?Yesterday, Govrnor
Blevenson appointed R. H. Ooeb.
an, E<q., of this city, a' Notary Fobllo
jr Oblo oonnty, A flrit oUas appoln tlent.
Bcainxas OrroBTUNiTv.?Wo would
all attention to the advertisement ol
'. 0. McAfee, who desires to find a
accessor In ilk business. Also, pur- '
haters for goods at great bargains for
ne purpose of reducing stock before '
losing out.
Trb Annual Meeting of Stockholders fthe
West Vlrslula Inauranoe Ocmany,
will take place at ltsoflloeon
lonroe street, to morrow at 10 A. tt? t
>t the election of Dlreotors for tbe en- ?
ulng year. ^
Important Notice.?Mr. Partrldgo [j
'111 remain In tbe city during the prea- u
nt week, and dealres those who nre
lUBUlQU IU U1U1 W UIBfta WHIVIUBUI,
Dd bin crodltora to present tnelr claims
>r payment. 5
Mrs, E. J, Fuknch, M. D? has to- J
owed Uor practice In thla city, and may
e consulted by friends and patrona ally
at tbe McLure llouao, between
io lioura 0(8 A. M. nnd l r, M? and ^
oni 7 p. m. lo Ur.il.
Miss Olive IjOoan at Wublogton
Ball to-night.
SlOROR liCBim, Preatldlgltateur U
coming.
Clocks, do.?At the Market Street
Jewelry Store, can be founil one of the
lnrgPHt and mOBt varied stock of Clocks
In Uie oil;. Every style nod make of
reliable olocka one and eight day, wblob
will be gold at wholesale or retail. Also
a tall line of American and Swiss
gold und illror Watches, (or ladles, and
Rents; every design of Jewelry, gold
Pens and Pencils, and one tbonsand
pairs of gold, silver and ateel Spectacles,
all superior glasses. Call and see
at 101 market street, below M'Lure
House.
Lack HANDKKROifiRFs and Collars.
Embroidered Slippers, Xjodies' Companions,
Hotssors In oases, Writing
Desks, Work Boxes, all at reduoed
prices, at D. Nlooll <t Bro's. Holiday
floods Bazaar.
If yon want to boy a New Year's
present for your friend, go to IS. Booking
or Booking it Carroll. They are
soiling at reduoed prices.
Christmas Novkltiks all the way
irom a Vienna Match Box to a chaste
and elegant American or Swiss Watch,
at Henuegen A Co's., Jewelers, 104
Main street.
Thrrb appears to be great excite*
ment about Boots and Shoes being sold
so very low by the Hnbbard Bros. They
wont to close them oat as soon as possible,
as they want the room for furnl*
tare, oil olotbs, carpets, Ac., now receiving^
Br Rbmtcnc* and applying the rents
to the pnrobase, every one can become
the owner of a first olass Wheeler A
Wilson Sewing Machine. Wm: Sumner
A Go., Agents, No. 86 Monroe street,
Wheeling.
Tnni'arest and Bweetest Cod Liver Oil In
be world, manuflwtored from fresh healthy
liven, upon tho aea shore. It is perfectly
puro and fnvoot. AJilt for "Hazard A Cos*
well's Ood Liver Oil," manufactured by
CASWELL, 1IAZ\RD & CO.,
New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
maySS-Tti.Fr-d&w
NOT TO 8EJ1H
HUBBARD & BROS'
CHEAP COUNTER.
White Flannel, % yard wido.
Cambric. 10 yaida for II U0
Btnart's Spool Ootton, 0 ror 85
Linen Handkerchief 0 for M
Children's IlanilkcrchlofH. 4 foi 25
Laco BandkerchlefB, 85 ,
Ladles' Gloves, 10
Children's Gloves, 6
Ladles' Balmoral Skirt*, (JO
Ladlos' lloop Skirts, ft J
Mltwm Best lloop Skirts, U
Skirt Braid, ibolto for 25
Wool Scarfs, 1U
Boys' Sospoudor*, 3 pair for 52
Shoe Brashes, 15 .
llalr Brashes, 15
Foathor HiwUire, 15
Two Bladed Penknlvo?>, 10
Writing Ink, 0bottles fur '?>
Gents' Paper CuUk, GO pair foi 60 =
Eight Do ten ilalr l'lns for 15 ]
Boys' Heavy Socks, 10
L'hlldreu's Wool Hose, 10
Crash, 11 yards for 100
Heats'HemedHandkerchlefe, all grades and i
price*, from 15 pent* to It. noviM
Sellers' Imperial Cough Syrnp
For Coughs, Golds, WhoopingCoughs,
Hoarsoneis, Influenza,
ind Disoases of the Throat, Lungs. .
bo. The best known Bemedy for I
>11 UnlmMniiaf* flnmnlatnta Hati
ju uuuuuui j vvuiytauiwi www
tains no Spirituous Ingredient,
ind may be used in ell oases with
the Utmost Confidence.
a rnxsiuu'ii mriMosT.
Iieaora, MlctUKnn.
B. E. Boilers; Dear Bir-I nave
used Or. Sellers' "Imperial Oough
Syrup" considerably for the last
poar, and believe it to be the best
irtiolo of the kind in use, and fully 1
jqual to its recommendations. 0
W. B. LINCOLN, M. D. a
JOHN V. HENBY, 8 College h
Place, N, Y? Proprietor's Agent, ?
deoiO U
Will. GLENN & SONS, J
Importers & Jobbers of ^
3-BOOBBIBS. S
a
70 A 78 Vine Htroot,
CINCINNATI, n
Have a koll surPLY op new p
Crop ii
New Orleans Sugar and Molasses, u
u
Lad other Biaplo ana Variety (foods, ?
deo7*2m TnftBat
h
West Virginia College, s
AT FLKMINBTON, W.VA.
0]
plIK NKXt THRU Of THIS IN8T1T0- J]
JL Hon, which 1* open for both sexes, and u
ill grades of advancement, will begin el
di
Holiday, Jan. 31, 1870, g
knd ooutlnno Txw Wbkk*. Instruction "
;lven In Vocal aud Instrumental Music,
French, Gorman, and all me Branches or a H
nil EuslliU and Ulawlcal edneatlon. Bu
terlor facilities offered. P
Boud for a Circular to
REV. A. D, WILUAIM, !.?? 2
decH-ddfcw PrwIdfH Jj
01
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Lre invited to call and see a Fine Btook of ft;
ioodaialtablo for u
3HRI8TMAS PBBBBNXS,
At LASH'S Jowolry Store, ?
dec8 Wear Grant Home, n
Stockholders' Meeting.
ornci Pbabodt Ihsusaivok Co* ? at
Whouku, W. VAm Dee. 87, "W. J
PHK HT00KB0LDBR8 OP THE PSA- ="
L oouy iDioranoe uo. wui uisu nouoe 4
uaI lb ore will be a meeting of Uio Block* ?
loldern on Tuoalajr, ibe lltn day of Jann? m
rjr, 12170, at tbe offloe; Na 106 Market atreet, ot
etween the boon or 10 A. x.t and 8 p. v., in
ar tbe parpow of eleotlnf a uoanl o( lnreo- ?t
an to nerre tor tbe ensnlng year. m
X. U ABTflUR, HI
dec27-jRn3 Becreury. 1>
' fll
Snndrles. *
JTEKL ANl) IRON PLOW WING8, Hot ^
S Prmed Mali, Cart and Hhear tfteel, An- 011
lk Reliowa, Vim, Hone Ra?p?t Bbeei Iron,
A BRO., ,
iMigr a Main street J
Tobaooo. 0
I A UADDIE9 ULOURS' HLACK 108. 0
til Jont reoelvod and for mhIo by
doc'J M, UK1LLY.
NEW GOODS FOR WINTER SALES!
TO KINI) WHAT YOU WANT IN THE DKY 0001)8 LINK 00 TO
GEO. R. TAYLOR & CO'S,
ion Main Mtroot, Mortmains' Black,
WHEELI1TO, W. VA.
FURS! FURS! FURS!!
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
FINE MINE, ERMINE,
~ ~ n-mr > r<mn i n tr A KT
aainauna",
AND PITOH FURS,
IOHT RKCKIVKI) B*
Q-BO: &. TAYLOR &c OO.
DRESS GOODS.
New Styles Silks, Plaid Serges, Velveteens, Epinglines,
Poplins, Plaid Satin De Cnines, Barritz, Merinos,
Empress Cloths, Batiste, Satin-Finish Black Silk,
TOUETUKK WITH A COMPLETE BTOUK OV
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
JUBT OPENED HY
GEO. R. TAYLOR &c CO.
OLOAKINGSI
Wide L;oob Velvets, Warranted All Silk, Chinchillas, Beavers,
Astraohana, Velveteens, and Opera Oloaklnga,
juar ntcmvicu uv
GEO. R. TAYLOR Sc COLadies'
Fur Hoods, Gentlemen's For Collars and Gloves,
Ladies' and Misses' Fleeced Cotton Hose,
ladiOB', Gentlemen's and Kisses Merino Under Vests
and Drawers,
children's Knit Saccules and Gaiter Drawers. Gloves of
all Kinds and Sizes,
Shawls, Bedouins, Arabs, Cloaks.
Marseilles Quilts in New Designs.
BED AND L'KIB BliANKETH, .
aHKKTlNUa IN LINEN AND COTTON,
TABUS DAMABKH AND NAPKINS.
TURKEY BED DAMABKH.
Embroidered Flannels for Under Skirts.
SHAKER FLANNELS,
UKEY FLANNELS.
BED TWILLED FLANNELS, IN SUPERIOR QUALITY.
EMBROIDERIES OF ALL KINDS.
LACK UOOD8,
GUIPURE LACES,
VALLENC1ENNEES LAUKa.
FRENCH CORHETH, _
I'ANXEHS, HOOP SKfRTS,
boulevara Balmorals,
And a Largo and Complete Block or
DOMESTIC GOODS!
A.X1X1 A.T THIS LOWEST PRICES.
novia GEO. R. TAYLOR & CO.
~~ goots ft :
[869. FALL TRADE!. 1869. *?.stahtoh, &*.?.AIXISOS.
NTANTOBT * ALLUON,
J" _ Attorneys at Law,
i^stabiisuoa in 18J7* whjeejliivu, w. va..
? WILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND
If Federal Ooturta.
nnnmo O CITTATIO omoeon Fonrtti street, east ?id?, first doo
BOOTS & SHOES, ^u,ofMo,mw-??>?2^
WILLIAM Fi HUBBABD,
vr atiwuuju uuuuriu mqaauiy,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW;
ffCLELLAN&KNOX, _ _ _
Hanafhrtar?ra ?d MM. of ^ ^ How
BOOTS & S H OES wiikklihg, W, TA.
mnria
IK AU THKIB VAlIirnB,
No. 05 Main Htroot, HUTOI4 PAKBIMOB,
wueeluu, w. va. attorneys at law,
[I71C INVITE THE ATTENTION OP larkM IlA.r -
YY Morcimum to our very large Msortment ^ MtUw
r Boots and Bhoes now In Blore for Pall ^
wffian'exp^enoe of many years. (our ^^HBKLINQ, W. VA.
oubo having been established In 1W7,) wo ma,a,*y
iq. with troth, ?thatourstock tor ox* ..... ?**?
TeguTarUyfandadopt^tlo^to the wanta*of Floor, Coffee & Syrups.
treat Virginia and onto, is not and cannot r
a nnrpn?edi
?T.T. OUR WORK Oflft BBLB. ATLANTIC H1LU3 FLOUK
i made and .elected mainly wltn a *law to ?UU 100 bbla. toow-BroptamUy Hoar.
krvice and bui. vxi.ua. muIk to 5
i?naUUi?djlawecanwlioulalaorULM jg
HEWS THICK A KIP BOOTS. Alw, a toll aanrtnaatof
ttpeolAl attention la oalled to our own flunnPlJTFH
lake of men'e TKic* and Kip Boom, uau^riUlfio,
liey an made onto! the very beet Kip ap. _ ' _
or and aole loaUier; they are wild double iwayn In Man, whim I offer to the trade at
Din; hava onrtrutomiw iImmmiI nn (ha lowest vholmilfl nrtn*
buomVa!^I^I?nflS?nU^eIlodapou BPKIUKU (
[fire axoaUentMrrloe aadaatlifmilnn la "P" No.?8Mtlnutreet.
rnoKBUWin * Bujtoim J. A.CABBOLL ft BBO.,
Our clock of Brocaaa and Balmoral. tor
MARBLE WORKERS,
it or the Tery beat material and In the
on workman-Ilka manner. ,T?h?
roBEB'B um * cHOOEura aonn Htrcot,
1UIOUU. KABXI HIDK OF SHONE UK1IXJE,
In the department of women1!, mlnee and \$l
llldren'a looda we defy competition. WHEUUfl. w. VA.
oreover. we can aive to our customers, oat
our bad work, any Mo tney may want: llTONDMBNTB, TOMBS AND HKAD
inaenabllni tliam toot up and work off ilJL BUraee, *o, eonatantly an hand and
ean their broken (took. Tbla li an In- Bmktied to order.
loement offered by very few dealer*, and KaTlna made anantamenta with a leadwill
be appreciated aa a very gnat adr lng flrm in Uootland, w* ar* able to fnrnliti
lotace by thoa. experienced in retailing air kind. of work In OBAH1TIC at the low3oU
and Bhoes. aatpolble prto*. apHXAw
lutor vmoimT, ud how _ ^ _ "
wi rurin it. P. C. HILDBETH ft BBO.
The want of uniformity In Boots and m >.<, ?
ioea.ll Is well known; equals If not exedBthatof
any other Kind of manufao- WHBBLDWfcW. VA
red goods. In order to protect ooreeina qTHni.vwAT.t nKAr.TOgTyyaTT.wnn
id customer*, we make It a rule not to re- If Bar Iron, Nalfebheet Iron, Wire, Cast
lTe or place on sale any goods not regular BWA^lndowGlaiPrinttng paper, Wrap,
id uniform, exoept they be too low in lag Paper, PlasU* Paris, Land Hast?. Celoe
to allow of uniformity. To Insure tbla xnant, Maryland Lime, Oommon Lime, Flour,
rery pair of Boots and bhoee that enters f"' "?' ^nmiir
ir store is carefully examined and rejected Agents fta Sowes Improved Counter anJ
lien found oorrect in Use, nee from dam- runmrrn finaiae
;e and uniform In quality. ffts htohut mark* prio* paid/or Ma?t Vto
GOODS IQUAli XO BilFUSi Mad, (Mmn#, Are* *??.* ?
To Wagon and Carriage
own. By our system of examination and lWalr Ara*
lection, buyers are protected from reoelt- - iitflaois,
g goods inferior to samples. Aside from TTUB8 FOB WAGONS and Carrlagea.
ereoognlaed duty of dealing aa we would ijL Qum Oak and. Loonst Wood. Bpokea
idealtby, we regard It aa pecuniarily oar from 1 in. to 3tf. Hickory and Oak Wood
,, | ?fWW,vs uumxy% Mia, oucaory and OtX
tofldenoe of ail who may flavor as with Wood Bourn for Carriages and Kxpre?
telr trade. Wacom. JMlM. Shafts and Vtnltm of bo*
LOWnTKilKRPBIOB. Ui3r?ri^S^br
Am all good merchants will seek ana find P. G.H1LDHBTH A BRO.,
te Oheapetit Houses to trade with, we Khali 53 Main HtroeU
11 our good* at the very lowest market ?
** o Notice.
\TOTlCB IS EIBHBY CilVKN THAT AN
All ordenreesivs the ^prompt aodoarefn M application will be mado at tbo next
?anUon of one of o ur fan. Srm of the Legislature of Wont Vlrglula.
angti MOliKMiAN A KNOX, and at thenoxt term of the Legislature of
... Virginia, for a charter for a railroad reaohl
UKNTB WANTED. AQKNTH WANT- tag oom tome point on the Ulittiapeake and
Led. 170 to 1300 per month; male and fo- Ohio hallroad, at or noar tho mouth of
ale, to sell the celebrated and original Oreenbrler River, to some polftt on Hie Vlrimmon
Bense family Hewing Machine, glnlaand Tenuiaui Hallroad at or near tho
lprorcd and perfected; It will hem, fell, Ohio Blver Bridge, and tta general connio
Itch, tuck, bind, hrakl and embroider In a being alone tho line of Ohio Blver.
oat superior manner. Piloe only flfi. For JOHN A. HUNTBK.
npllcity and dnrablllty, it has no rival. -LBWisnuao, Deo. loth, 1808. decuo
3 not Tmy from any parties selling ma
Xr<?^o?^0,i&Sf,S; of tto West Washing
w M Uiey ua worthlm Out iron Mm- TffnnhlnBH
H?sgsgam"&?B22; ;
novH-8m Hwa or raUll br
Java Coffee J?2 .m
Opookktu choice oui oovKRN- Piaster Paris;
moDlJ.Va. j-/\ BBlfl. CALCINED FLATTER PABI8
Jus;receivedand forRaleby OU (eiioenli Mlllx).
M. IIK1LLY. I'.U. 111MWKTII * BKO.
grtttttt???IttflUf,
Dilll IITELLIGdtIR
BOOK AND JOB
PrintingOffice
AMD
BLANK BQCK1AHDFACT0R1
IB QUIHOT BTB1KT
We Ixc lo oall tbf munition of oat irleu.1
uil the public la our exloiulve
Book and Job Office
Onr faclIltlM In TYPE, HTKAU
I'OWKK PUKHHKtt and MATKK1AL,
are Buuli tlial we reel
oonflUeut wo oau execute all tie crlpllojiH
or PK1MTIMU Ml mi.
U)W PRICKS M any bouiu n,
tbe Htato.
GAUDS,
11UBINKHM, VISITING A KANct
COLORED OARDH, In every v?.
rioty, at prtcea from $S?m> iko
l.OH npwante.
F0BTBB8,
or ITUT B1 IB.
BILL-HBAD8.
HAND BILLS.
, '
OH AWT QUALITY Of PAPBH-l'BIOn
ACOOKDINOl.Y I
UHEOKH,
DRAFTS,
CIRCULAR**,
IULLN LADING,
DRAY TIOKRTH
Ami all riMorlpllona of Mnroontlla Prlntiug
5 ; /
BOOK FEINTING
Onr BOOK ROOM Ib well
Hooked with HEW tYHIC; ami
our facilities for exeouUuB all
kinds of BOOK and I'AU HkW
PR1MT1NU are oomplet?.
Fancy Show Cards
PLAIN CARDS,
HAND-BILLS,
BLANKS.
Ao ?Ao
iTiniolin UieBier grru unci Witt! dUptltu
i"! i' "
STEAMBOAT PRINTING
We have made;apecl*l provl Ion
for Hteamboat Priming, hii.i
have Home ftmtt of BRADTIFU L
TYPE FOB OOLORKD BILLS, m
well m Bomo or the VINVht
OOJiOKRD IK KB to be had.
- J
Printing for Oonntry jMerchanU
We wonld respectfully ny to
oar friend* in t&e country, that
Ml/ UIUDIB IW CltUNU| lUiniuuni
u, by latter or olberwl**, will to
earoraUy Attended to.
. \ \ t i r: , .
m ooNNBcrnon wrrn oiik i-ako*
Job Printing Office,
W> RATI TBI MOW OOHTLITI
lUnOKUMiCTOOT
HI XI1JE BTA'l'K,
tr
W? ?ro prepared to KXMdtakll klndi?
BLANK BOOKS
ro>
County and State Officers
With promptneaR, and In a m*n*
nar that wMwarrant to give entire
aatlifacUon.
oannnnoi
MEBUHADTH,
01 MAHUKACTUKMI
An nqaaaud to enunlnj oai
UAKUK HTUC'K Of 'AHtHH.
whloli we w*muit lo b? of Ui? Mg
nuurltl in one.
Ruling
DONE TO ANY DKSIBBD PATTERN
All Btudnew Men aaloc kAKUK
11 LAM K BOOKS, are reqtt?t?l to
examine oar itook, m we /??'
mUafled that wi* ere manofrftni _
tag the BKHT BOOKH mtuta l??
tliu mate.
in uindertogonr ih
"^iSS.1wSwrMtw. u?ir ww.
and we niiail tim our Dett etuiearon to B *?
MtuSeuon to all who may m?orwwl??
Ibolr orUert.
addkbmhi
FREW, HASANS ft HAJ
WHUKMHt). WW "