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I V()L XVIIL WHEELING, WEST VA.. THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6, 1870 NO. 115.
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N. O- ARTHUR.
General Insurance Agent,
HA.1L.KVS BLOCK,
106 Market Rlreet.
ttuardian Mutual Life Insurance (Jo,
OF 2ST2DW YORK:.
ALL P0LI0IB8 NON-FOHFEITABLKannual
dividends. Tho tin tiro profit!
or ihe company divided equally among the
pollcy-holuen.
ITATKVKlfT.
pollclos la forco Itf .000,000
AMed. 2,000,000
Annual luoome 1,000,000
LOMlFald ^ 680,000
Travelers' Inauranoo Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Net Caab AkmU over... ?1,000*000.
General accident pollclos are written for
uuy term from one month to one year, Inmiring
against all forma or bodily lnjttty,
rutalornon-firtal, whether tho injury be received
in traveling or not, whether in the
Hiore,offlco, Hhop, Factory, on thestreot or
iiirtn.
'? *1..
K&UWiljr rtumoubo* oosuiuuud uum
OF IIABTFORD, CONN.
('Mali Capital 9S04300.
lames Uckota of Insnranoe against accidents,
1 am also prepared to adjust Ore and ma*
rluelosses,makeont aliu^ewwj^rcKito of
'"oflWani Oen'l Insnranoe Agent.
Peabody Insurance Compaaj,
AT WHWSblNU, W. VA.
HA PITA I ?... ~ f 125.000.
With the privilege of luctoaslng the same
to 1500 000.
siaioroaa.
William Uailxy, alouzo Lobimq,
Da. W*. J. bitb, A. m. A da mi,
andrew J.PAKHKLL, JAMXS f.barnih,
hhnkyhtamw, thomas huqhk8,
Joseph u. Woodward
This Company having been folly organised,
Is now prepared to take rink* at fair
rates on Buildings of all kinds, Merchandise,
Mannfactnrlng Establishment*. Fnrnlture,
Hteara Boata and Cargoes on the Western
iilvors and Lakes: also to lame porpotual
Slides on Dwellings and Stores. This
mpany being composed mostly of onr
leading business men recommends itself to
to the favorable oonalderatlon of the insuring
publle, and solicits their ratronage. Applications
tar lnaoranco will be promptly
attended to at their office, BAlLKYft
?Ui< H'K, No. 10< Market Street.
N. O. AKTHU K, Secretary.
W.H.AUNEW, Asn'tSec'y.
B. a BOKDATS, Solicitor.
WILLIAM UAILKY, President.
ALONZO LOKINO, Vice-President.
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Mid ii? uompauj
OF WHKKLINW.
UipllfJ . n.iiiii??
Directors.
lun'tMouuiu?,
f H. LOOAH, THOU. P. BHALUIROM
? W. FEAH.MI*. J.N.VAHOB,
J H. 110BB8, MlOUAIL BllUir.
Louifl 0. Brar*L.
Tbta oompauy how having been organised
llveyeare, anilln that time done a aqoeafal
liiieln? ifl Btill prepared to take risks at
fair rates on Bolldlngi of all kinds, Merchandise,
Mannlketurlng Ertabllshmento, Furnltnre,
Bteam Boats and cargoee on the Wee*
reduced rates. This being a Btalo company
with the *-*
LiBUEHT iAUU UAmiL
paid In. ami anrpliiK of any companyHi liw
Hiate* nd ooinpcioed of iciniw ninety-four
?uicHioW?n, moat of whom are araonjt our
aasraorwiss
ded to at their office, No. 29 Monroo fctroet. nr
31 their eeveral agencies throughout the
rtUUS' ,C. M. COKN.SM-y. ,
B.C.U10K, AM'lHM'y.
h . ii'i. uoCLELLAN, Praddenl.
uICQ, MKNUKL, Viae PmUdenL
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fire 8c Marine insurance Gompauy
Or WHEELING.
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fHUlH UOItl-AN* HAVING BttltW KuJ
I* ly organised, U now prepared t.i lull
fUkaopon
?r all kiwi a. Mttrflbuuil i !?' I
MuaKntorlnjr Eatakli.bmo.;;*
UHU Ml? wwwni
Waters. ^ ^
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J NO. K. MILLKK, A.W'1
J AMBB O. AtJH EHON, PreeX
WM. B.BIMPBQN' Vloo Prw't. mfiI
West Virginia Insnranoe Company.
tiAPlTAL-.m^. 00.
Honaebotd UooK, MffObaadlM and food* In
imaalU DIRK4TTOBN.
Juob Borubrook, Jacob M. BWJwl,
ssasrsssy. is??,,,
ffisS
y?-?:?Urib, wT?.te
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^jfflw'ovar EbBUsloiui Book Hew, moiiIU
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FIBB AND MAHIHK
insurance company
OF WHEELING.
I It CORPORA THD IN 1851.
rHAKIM KIHKd ATTHKLOWKHT BATH
1 on Buildings or All kindB, Fornlluro ami
Merchandise, end on Qoodi in Transit.
nisecroBS:
* WiM<Wi W.B. ocanoMN.
HOk^r M0BU80M, JOHMBJUD.
thou. FoUiOCXi Ain. Hoowa,
J.D.UOBOI-.
JAO0? Homcbbook.
??oto> nx> y1?. In the "Insnranoe ttnlld*
<iS??e!fSSlo the Merchant*' National
A. WILSON. KOlUWlt.
Join U. HPYITi Uwitary. Janvy
HARLAN, BOWMAN ft CO.,
MANUrAVTORKHH OK
STEPHENS'
Fire-Proof Iron Slag Roofing
and Paying,
OHa'pIiINU BTiUSB-r,
Between Kintand AUrsImU'Btiu,
WHBUIO, W. WA.
9TA1I order* for pelting ou Mm Above
Rooflpj^prompUy Attended to
MARTIN TAOKLK,
uiiiriiTinii op
VI2STBC3-A.K;,
No. flu Mela Hirerf ?
mfM+m ' UKNTKB WHKKUWO.
Bar Iron.
u AU IKON, HOUND AMD HQUAKK, fr.un
p WAyne And Amerlaau And Hllf? Alillx,
Bam Ikon, flat, from %x% to SAW.
Bah Iron, oval, half ovaI And Uaff ruuud.
Bar Iaojv, tingle end doable Homeaboe.
Pitch.
m^nfUL JOB* BWJWVJCII AND
luuV"*1* W OJiAH- " BBHHV
ibjikttl%trrcn
A Btkp Backward.?'The Doraocrutlo
I.?Kl?lalure of New York yeaterday
adopted a reaolntlon, In both Douu?a,
declaring the ratification of the XVth
Amendment by that Stale repealed.
Tlila aotlon la the reanlt of deliberate
culmination anionic the leading New
*ur& I'UUIIUIHUH, WUO glVB IOIIO UIIU
direction to Demooratlo opinion and
action throughout the United States.
It means that It la the deliberate
purpose of that party to go for*
ward to another Presidential oon.
teat In doggtf realatanoe to a final
oloHlnR of the lsanes wbloh were presumed
to have been aettled by the war.
It In their tlxed determination to realm
the incorporation into the fuuda*
meutal law of the nation ol that principle
which la the very ltfe blood of re*
publican government: equality ot all
the citleena be/ore the law. We believe
It 1h the reaolutton of a majority of the
people of the United States that llila
ahull be the national law, and that In
the euil thoy will grind to duat any
party that wickedly and perversely
aooka to prevent anoli a conaumatlon.
Ho, perhapa thla manlfaatatlon of lmplacable
copperheaillam la but another
evidence of that uealQaeut Providence
which aeema to have guided the fortunes
of the Kepubllo and to have crowned
them ho signally, time after lime,
when they aeeined hi tueir loweai
eatate. May 11 not be, after all,
that the impatience ol (be couuiry to
be magnuniuious towards tbe beateu
rebels, wblob baa been ao often checked
by unexpected outbursts of malignancy
and violence iu the South, la to re*
oetvo one more check by tbeae i'resh ekhibitiuna
of envenomed oopperheadlBM
at the North? la there not a divinity
In all this that shapes our endst We
bavo often felt impatient like others,
at the slow progress of reconstruction,
We have had tbe confidence to believe
that the very selfishness Inherent
iu humau nature rendered It safe,
and therefore expedient, to pro*
oeed with the work more rapidly.
But from the spirit manifested
by these people wbo. Mil ihomsetves
Democrats, North and South, alike defying
and oontradloting all the ordinary
attribute*! of Intelligent and JuBt
minded men, wo are not. at allsure
that the delay baa not been for the best.
Perhaps the country* waa moving too
fast again, lowarda a full restoration of
the South to her ancient place and
needed this check. The rebellion was
raised to establish' the government on
tho idea that one class of oltizens should
govorn to tbe exclusion of another.
The overthrow of the rebellion overthrew
that idea, so rar as the sword
could doit, and established the government
on the idea that all honest oltizens
should share alike iu the power of
government, aa^ they shure alike In
tii. luir/tanu Ilal 11 loan Damn*
arum Mill rebel against (his decision,
and II is nece-wary thai In some way
the question should be decisively set-*
lied against tbem. Unless It be there la I
noaasaranoe against future venewalof
an embl'tered, and It might be bloody,
strife.'
With iliiri action of the Demooraoy
now uHiitrolling the great State of New
York, and the manifesto of the New
Hampshire Demooraoy (lu another column)
beforo us, with manifestations o'
the same Implacable spirit In every
quarter where northern oopperheadism
and southern rebellsm (as In Georgia)
has recr-nlly found expression, we tind
Very little to enoourage the sentiments
of charity and generosity towards the
South, which her condition would nata*
| rally Inspire If we bould believe her
people aluoere In acoeptlng tfce new dea*
| tiny before them. But If the Sontliern
States, as soon as they And themselves
In position so to do, are to |oln In a new
crusade for the ovorthrow of auolr
guarantees of oivll and politioa) equal-1
Ity hb have been erected on .the ruins of
the rebellion?and the ooprse of north*
ern copperheads looks as If they ex *
pected It?then the promptings of mag*
nanlmlty will havo to yield aomething
to considerations of security; aud whatever
is done munt be clone with a doe
appreciation of the ilsks involved.
The Demooratlo party (to-called) Is
resolute In forcing the XVtli Amendment
Into the foreground as the chief
issue In the country. We believe U la
and ought to be anoh, /or it involves
< im oBHAnoe of everything tbat we olalm
lo have won la tbe war. The people of
the United Stale* have about come to
realize tbla. II this were oonolaulvely
aetlled, nothing la left whloh need aerlouiiy
dlalurb the country's repose; and'
therefore, If In any way tbla laane oan
be made (harper, we ahonld Ilka
to aee It done. It wonld be made
a ijnoatlon ol Imperlooa moment If
I C'ongreaa ware to deolara that until
the XVtb Artlole bad beooma * part of
the Oonatllutlon of the United Stale* no
more of tbeStatea lately In rebellion
ahould roaame their power* In tbe
Government. That wonld oompel *
deolalon very aoon, If tba amendment
la lo be loat tho aoouer III* lietter, that
Congreaa may know whal tu do, II It
la lo be carried, tbe aooneb tbe belter,
of oourae, lor then tbe oounlry oan Inrn
ita attention to mora profitable mattera,
Junaa M'Kuvvav reoelyed bla oommlaalon
lut week, and left for Erie on
Saturday morning. We bob by tba
Plttabnrgh paper* that the oath of offloe
waa admlnlatered to blm In Pitt*
bnrgb, on the aame day, by Jndge
U'Oandleaa of tbe U. 8. Dlalrlot Coori.
Judge M'Kennan will enter upon bla
Judicial dotlea, at Erie, during tba
preaent week.? Washington Btporler.
Tub enloglea on Mr, Feaaenden are
' I? ? ihB vnvernment print*
Inn orn? In aoperlot alyla uodartha
editorial dlreotlon of MaJ. Poore. The
volume will be llluatrated with ?flna
portrait of Mr. Feawnden, engraved for
llaruea' Uletory of Congreaa. and re.
carded ni the beat llkeneta of the deceaaed
atateamau.
A r.aRUR Newfoundland dog In Buffalo.
alter watohlng foreome
flibt between twoTIUIaonra, euddenly
cnngbt one of them by the nook ana
trotted off with It, kaaplng a Arm bold
upon him until hla angry pawlon had
time to cool;
a golobbd woman named Jane
^wn\o^d^%nsrr|,.r.b;
$Jnimy fTmNoTh&andco""
Tbe Mew Btfffmo In Frnuro.
From the Provldeuce Journal.
The New Year Id France is (o open
on tbe beginning of a constitutional
government. Tbe mlnlatera of tbe old
regime resigned their plaoea on tbe 28tb
lnat., three days ago, and tbelr resignations
were Immediately accepted. On
tbe same day tbe Emperor addressed a
letter to M. Kmlle Olllvler, requesting
blm to name snob person* un in bio
judgment might be associated with
himself In forming a cabinet lu harmony
with tbe liberal majority In the
Corps IiBglslatlf. He also expressed In
bis letter bis determination to apply
the principles and spirits or tht< Sciiattia
Oonaultum to tbe entire administration
of tbe government. At the aume time
be made known bis desire to m*?ive
tbe full oo-operatlon of tiio Corps
Leglslatlf in oarrylng forward and
perfecting the new regime now about
to begin.
This evont, all uoIhpIhhii as it in
deserves to be regarded as oue of tbe
most important that belong to the year
that clones to~day, it not of Hit* age lu
which we live. Tbe ablest and most
powerful sovereign In Europe has establlshed
a constitutional government
for this country. True to the purposes
he had before announced, with his preI
paratlonB all oompleted, be baa, by bis
own act, converted the institutions or
Franoo from those of 11 personal deapotiffin
into those of a monarchy control*
led by the representatives of tlie people.
The will of the Emperor la to be
no longer the law. The government !
hereafter to reflect not the Judgment
land pnrpose* of one man, but the
wlahesof the whole people, as express
ed In their leglalatlvu electlona. The
ohange which he thua inaugurates, will
be a Just oue In Itself, and lu its conaequenoes
to Franoe it will be of im
meaaurable Importance. The Kmperor
ceaaes to be the head of u party, and
becomea only the representative of the
natlou, above all parties and presiding
over all Interests, while be leave* the
whole conrae of leglslatlou aud the
Whole policy of the administration, to
be determed by the popular wtnlies.
The French legislature, nnd more
eapeoially its popular branch, the Corps
Leglslatlf, now assumes the response
blllty of the government, Just as lu
Great Britain, It has so long been held
by the Parliament, and especially by
the House of Commons. Thu ministry
to be formed by M. Olllvler will retlecL
the political opinions of the majority
in the Corps Legist atlf, J net as t ho ministry
of Mr. Gladatone reflects those of
a majority in the House of Commons.
Indeed, the circumstances of the new
French Premier are almost identical
with those In whloh Mr. Qladatoue selected
the present Cabluet Ministers of
the Queen. The Emperor tsivaa to him
the sains command which tbe Qaeen
gave to the triumphant leader or tho
Irish dlseatablishment, aud tha work
I which egch waa to do is precisely the
same, to form and oarry on un admin*
I (titration that shall be in harmony
I with the expressed wishes of the coun
try. The command once given from
the Kmperor, like the Queen, retires
for personal participation in the eeleoHon
and becomes a spectator of the
manner In whioh the legislative majority
discharges the responsibility
with whioh It has become Invested.
A Saw Aerial Maculae.
from the Sau Francisco Bn Hello, Dec. 24.
| G. M. Monlandon has invented a new
I aerial machine, whioh he is confident
oan be made to navigate the air snooess*
folly against all currents of wind,
taking as Its guide tho compass and
son. It is made ol light materials
firmly bound together. There are two,
chambers for tbe gas conformable In*
size and shape with that of the main
bsdy or passeuger saloon. It hus an
oblong shape.to offer as little resistance
as possible to the air. It In to ho propelled
by a continuous blast of compressed
air. Openings aro left for the
air, which alter having iorced, oan
eaospe without causing any countor
force.
In tho oentroof the apparatus standsa
sort ol capstan, which holds in thegrove
of atop and lower wheel, the transversal
and logltudlnal beams of tbe center
of this capstan being forced from right
to ieft, or left to right, will steer the apparatus,
causing It to pi vol on Ita center.
It can be helped or dono uway with
by applying compressed air to the fore
and rear, ou the two opposite sides.
That la to say. ou the right side forward
lift, backward and vice versa; In this
mauner the ioroes being opposed, the
annaratus must uatnrally pivot on Us
center. The cap, or gas chamber or the
top. oathies the ascension, being inflated
and moderates or leta li down; when
the gHH la allowed to ehcspu by the
valves plaoed at the two cxtruuiux. It la
supplied with gas by two iuIm)m plaood
forward whloh receive it from the Kenerator,
whloh Is placed In a room forward
of the apparatus In the top of the
Instrument, by which the compressed
air is applied, and whloh overreaches
the apparatus, and so keeps the top
ohambera from head wind*. A tube
starts from the lower gas chamber,
through the passenger room, meetH the
top chamber, from whloh another plp?
starts and meets the cap, giviug thus
the power In caso of dilation to diminish
the expansive strength of (ho gas,
and by that the top obamber la the re
oelver and dispenser of the force or usoentand
descent.
The Fashions.
Hiram Green, the humorous contributor
of the Troy Budget, thus takes off
the fashions:
Whoops is discarded and cut off with
a ahilllu, like the prodigal sons who
roll,em in the parks. It is a safe bet to
aav that whoops la gone baok to their
legitimate oknpashun orembresm Barrel
staves, luted of slavlnly embraaln
the form of erth'a falrent flowers.
'In gentleuisqs shoes gimlet boles
bare been worn, pooty eitenalvoly In
the toes. These, we inppoie, la vents
to carry off tbe bad air,
'Water/alls, owln to the late freabels,
baa ria a good Ml, It takes now about
a 4-yeera of 16 oanowl hoaxln tails to
supply fust-slaaa bells with llila article
of ned ueer. Ladles, to balauoe their
waterfalls, are aomsUmea font to stoop
for word. This produces the grlnhun
bend.
'Steal trliuiulns balat an r??iiuiMble
aa they used to be with tlu> ulinwln
fokos, but amungst the men, If the
newspapers don'llle, It Is settln to be
adopted pooty lively. Unlike any ulher
faihun, drawbaoks ssem to Rive tbe
teal fasbun a blat. Kipeolaily la tbla
lbs caw among tbe fashionables In the
New York custom house.
Men's trowsera are worn l llltli of an
Inch longer lu the limbs and adieu about
tbe eame distance shorter tbnn Ibey
were worn last year. Every fashionable
yopng mah possesses bis own private
spila driver, wllh which to foroe bis
fragile form lalo bis trowsers, and a
patent Jackaorew lo raise bis habeaa
oorpus up under the abbreviated extremity
of hi* beat oote
The latest stile of neck lias Is worn
with a not tide under Ihe left ear.
Tbeee are not gonerally worn as yet,
bnt I oood name a few"bf my aokwalntauces
wbood look 'gallus' drest lu tbls
stile. Tbe buty of them la thai a person
will never ware any other aa long
as he Uvea, Tbey are becomln wltb a
black cap drawn pooty well down over
tbe eyes, to give a feller a bnlly appearants.'
___________
rnmnruu.
Her. deary's Mm****
IUhmmdiio, Jan. s.
Gov. Geary's Message was sent in at
noon: be oongralnlale* the Legislature
* n- ?f iharu(? There
apUoStt.^^Mi'Tdn'InirU'*
mar have bean 15,2(0,000;exp'nilliuree
ll 660.000, Including $472,<W0; expended
inwiirdi reduction of pnbllo debt; leevM
bSSIaoa InW of 11,400,OOOl total
nmonnt of Stale dent 132,814,0001 total
redoollon of debt alnce Jnnuary IS'17*
11,839,000.
BY TELEGRAPH"
TUB HEWS
On Tuesday, tbe mill of John MtxHon
A Son, at Manyunk, Pa., was totally
destroyed by Are. Lous 150,000;
Insured.
John KemiuM, a leading Odd Fallow,
died suddenly In Odd Fellow*' Hall, at
Providence, K. I., Tuesday night.Tbe
steamers Oily of B&ltlmore and
Olty of New York, from Liverpool, and
Silesia, from Hamburg, arrived at Mew
York Tneadsy.
I.leut, A. P. Colby, 0.8. army, committed
aulclde at Jefferson, Texas, on j
tbe 81st ult, by abootlng himself
through tbe bead with a revolver, fie I
was a son of 8. 0. Colby of the Treasury
Depart ment.
General Hovey, U. 8. Minister to
" ? ?? hi 1-- w !>...? IT U I
reru, uuu nun* vumiiri ?. > ouji u,u>
CohhuI Ht Asplnwall, Hailed from New
York yesterday lit Ibe steamnblp Arl*
SSOUtl. 1
The. World's Japan oorrespondeni
write* that Russia baa seized some or
tho Northern Islands of (be Japaneae
Empire, and the bollef prevails that ItI
la (be Intention of (be Czar to nltlmate
ly aliBorb (he entire country.
THB TKLVGBAPH OPMATOU* '
ITI1KE.
II* Causes mmd hital-Appeal ml ihe
Mr there for o*Op?rutlou.
Nbw Yohk, Jan. 5.
Tbe (olograph operators of thirty*four i
principal cities are now on a strike on
aeoount of alleged reduction of tbe
wages of two operators In Ban Franolsoo.
Nearly all tbe operators, mule and
feoiivto, in this city, Lave juluwd in tho
strike. Oualuess Is uot stopped, bowever;
only retarded.
hkoond dispatch.
Nxw York, Jtan. 6.
Tbo WenU?rii Uoion telegraph operators
slrnck yesterday afternoon,aud are
nearly all leaviug off work. The com*
pany any Ihoro la no ground In fact for
the strike, that no ealaries have been
roduoed, and that they oan permit uo
combination or organization of men to
dictate who o/ how many persons they
shall employ for ttiHlraiiHttollon of (heir
business. They approve ibe action or
Mr. Mnmlord, In reply i?> the proposl(ion
of tho operator*, that the mem
hern of U)u lelrgrapbera organiseslion
wlio havt? already stopped
wo/k, will be restored to their former
posltlone, bnt the company de
olined o act for want of offlolal knowledge.
The telegraph oQicera nay thai
Gartoftha men btiventruok, bat there
i force euongh on hand to perform the
service.
The operator* laal night adople-l a
card to the brethren throughout the
country, asking uniUnl action. The
issue la life or death. As well as to
sustain (heir Ban Fraucleoo brethren
they accept the challenge, and cheer
fully say ihey control all the Important
telegraphic pniuta in the United
Stalea, and ask brother operators out*
side or the organization not to come in
and till their plaoes.
HEW TOBH cirr.
Tragedy In riritlfum.
New Yobk, Jan. 6.
Another atrange tragody la reported
tills morning In one of tbe moat eleSant
manalona on Fifth Avenue, a few
oora from Twenty-alxth street, Laat
night a voang man named Jaa. B. Pell,
aon of R. T. Pell, K?q? committed buN i
I olde by cutting hts throat from ear to
ear with a razor. The alleged cause of
this dreadful deed was grief for the
death of a favorite brother who dlod
> more than a year ago. Farther lnvestlgatlODS
may develop other reasons.
Bale or Beeeher'a Pews.
The sale of pews for Ueeoher'sohurch
last evening realized fifty-seven thousand
dollars, a considerable increase
over last year.
The Elisabeth Street tragedy.
The grave dosed over one of the vie
time of the Elizabeth alnet tragedy
Jeaterday. The coroner's inquest was
eld In the morning. A sister of Mrs.
Allemego, Mrs. Beck, the keeper of the'
assignatton den, and the police officer
who broke In the duor of the fatal
chamber, were examined, but no new
developments farther than the public
now have, were elicited, The verdiot
of the Jury waa in accordance with the j
foots, and the body of Mrs. Allemego
waa delivered to her relatlvea for Interment.
That ol the murderer and anlolde
lien rotting at the morgue, no ono
having oome forward to olalm it.
Water Beats.
The Orotou Department reoolved during:
the year for oroton water renta and
penalties, $1,337,250DO, being an Increase
or $17,725 70.
Preliminary etepa toward laying the
foundation of the Brooklyn lower of
I EastKlvor bridge were (akeu yesterday
| morning at the upper (dip of Fnlton
i Ferry. It in intended lo have the bed
clear for the reception of the caisson l<y
I the middle of March.
Wouinu Al nrilerfit.
Iiene lioguu, familiarly known in
I connection with the myHiorioua 12th
| street murder as li?-..e L ?iinn No. 2j
waa shot through the heart liy Jerry
Dunn alias Uawksworlh, a notorious
rufllan of Houston street, this morning*
Departure] of More Clnnboatx.
The thirteen Spanish gunboats whioh
havo been laying at quarantine for over |
ten daya past preparing for sea, take'
their departure from the lower bay for
Havana to-day. Thecrewaof the different
vessels are aotlvely engaged in |
I preparing ior nei, miu iudiuk uummig
| boally at work supplying the fieet with
! necessaries Tor their voyage.
I Now' Hniupuhlre Demorr?tle I'onven* I
Hob.
CoKOttRD, Jan. 5.
The 1). ninnrnilo Ulato Uonventlou
which meets berfrlo day, promisee (o
be the largest held for years. General
John Bedell wll' undoubtedly be nominated
for Governor, end General W.
T. Donoboe for Railroad Uommlaaloner.
The Ih'iuoorallo State Committee renominated
Gen. Job" Wedell lor Governor.
The reflolullonx adopted ex*
prettr abiding faith In the principled of
the party, and opposition to oentrallaatlon;
denounce the aotlon of Congress
In relation to Georgia; exaot honesty
and fidelity In Government officials;
denounce monopolies as unjust and
prejndlolal to national progress; declare
centralisation and monopoly the'
main inntraraeuts of evil; that all conJ
tracts, bonds and seourltles should be
! taxed aud that the debts not otttlfwlse
specified should be paid In oarrenoy.
COLORADO.
l otiuiiiim oiUfiiuuiN.
CaioAdo, Jan. 6
Tub Colorado Leglelatnra wan orunnlied
yeaterday. George I'. Hllladale
way elected I'realdeut of ibe Connoll,
and E. Millar Speaker of lb* House.
Governor MoOock'a meaaage was delivered
ibis afternoon. He reoommanda
female anffraie; Ibe dlamambermant or
Ibe Indian treaty relatione! ibeeleotlon
of Governor and other Territorial offioera
by a vote of the people of Ibe Territory
and a thorough Immigration
ayatom.
VIBGlaM.
Death mf Wm. L. Uinta.
RlontroND, Jan. G.
Hun, Wm. Jj. Hoggin, former member
of Oongrtua from Virginia and
WhlR candidate for Governor In ldft9,
illi"I yeaterday,
ttlver ami Wetelber.
' CinctHMATi, Jnn, G.
River rleen 10 loobae: 25 feet In (be
obannal. Weather clear; thermometer
35', I
FOREIGN NEWS
Ity Cnblo Telegraph to Uio Inlelllgonoer.
BIQLAMD.
The Times on the BpimUti Crisis.
London, Jan. 5.
The Times to-day haa an artiole on
the oriaia in Spain. The writer deplore*
the downfall of Qen. Prim, and
attribute* it to unreaaonable prolongation
of the povUlonal regime.
i'kuvl
Paris, Jan. G.
The Emperor waa very desirous of
retaining Baron fiansaman in the poaition
of Prefeot of the Seine, bnt the
oounoil of ministers deckled on hla removal
PAIN
folk oftr I viuif Nrrrnno Ulualjr Powers
Madbid, Jan. G.
Il in rumored that Kegent Serrano
will beiuveated with sovereign authority,
hut the Couatltuent Cortea healUto
to take no extreme measures, The partisane
of the Duke or Montpennier are
very active.
WlHfllPKti.
Departure or MeDoaial for I'Anadit
th?TbrcAl6?Nl Maid on Our Frontier
Chicago, Jau. g.
The ObloaKO Tribuni haa a apeolal
from tit. Paul of thla date, which aaya:
Governor MoDougall lett to day for
Canada, leaving Messrs. Henchmen sod
Dannie behind. Dennle called thlf
forenoon on Geu. Hanoock, commanding
that department, and denounced
the report publiahed thia morning, reSarding
the reported movementa of the
ioux Indiana upon American BottlemeulH
in the spring, and protesting!
againat military action being taken I
thereon. Two gentlemen Irom Pembina,
hImo called upon Uon. Hanoock
and placed in hla handa documents1
supporting the assertions or a threatenetl
Sioux raid, and aaking military I
protection. Uen. llancock asked for
oopiea of the documenta to be forwarded i
to the War Department. He aald he I
would wall instructions. though he did
not think any movement or troopa thla,
winter would be necessary. I
4'oLUMBdN.
Agricultural t'ouventiou?Hnn Over.
Columbus, Jan. G. |
I The Stale Agricultural Convention)
oompoaed or the Prealdenta or County i
, Agricultural Hocietlea, haa been lu see[
alon lu the Senate ohember to-day. Fir-,
tv-two oountlea were represented. This
| morning; Prof. Newburry, President or
; Geological Survey, delivered a lecture
I ou Geology; Mr. Harr, of Lorain, read
a paper on the manufacture ol cheese.
The afternoon was consumed by dis cussions
nu Agricultural College.
Wm. Nsgbten, President or the Colnmbna
City Con noil, was run over by
a locomotive this arternoon, and terribly
Inrnred; he had an arm and leg
amputated, and will probably dye.
CLEVELAND.
After lite Ho venue Uasoats.
Clkvuland, Jan. 6.
Mr. Dwyer, Supervisor of Internal
Revenue, una caused (be arrest of the
Kveragliis, proprietors of the distillery
and rectiUer at Weavers' Corners, Ha-,
ron county, Ohio, and also the Government
store keeper assigned to duty
tbere, lor numerous violations of the
revenue laws. An examination wilt
be had before Commissioner White to*
morrow. Mr. Dwyer Is making thorough
work In his department in bringing
up dellnquenta who have eladed
payment of Government taxes hereto- j
fore. ^ ^
- NKW YORK LKOULATDBF.
it it till cation orism Amendment Hepealed.
Albany, Jan. G.
The Senate to day adopted Tweed's |
resolutions repealing the resolution
adopting (he 16th Amendmeut to the
Itnllnn Af Itin TTntf ail UtaI<1U llD It
volool 10 against 13. Tbe resolutions
were subsequently adopted by tbe Assembly
by US agalust 60.
NAM FIAMC1MU
rii? Telekraptiora Mrlkr.
. Wan tfftAMoiaoo, Jan. 6.
The telegraph oporators Mlrike ooniliuii'M,
There la no interruption to
buslueHN. Tbe management are confident
tbere will bo noue. Tbe opera*
torn are tmulguine, tbe company will
be compelled lo recede trom tbelr de I
mauds. _
Deatruellve Fire In Nt Loala.
Ht. Louis, Jan. G.
Tb>? exleualvo wholesale Drug Uoaie
of Win. 0 French, 2nd street, Is now
burning,with a prospect of Its tolaldeatruotlon.
The atoolc la valued at about
190.000; luBured tor about 175,000, main
ly In Uastarn olHoea. Tbe building Is
owned by Captain Jo**ph Brown, pro-1
bably Insured.
MMAvilHo* Newi.
Nbw Havhn, Jan. 6.
The uiatoh Mine of billiards last
night between Malhow Hewlus.of Hartford
and George Stone, of Norwloh,
Frenoh Caroms, 800 points, for |300 a
aide, resulted In favor of SUine by 33
points.
UUMMi^ClAL AHU 1'IHAICIAL
ike Price of Wlieat nnrt Flonr.
Prpm tbe Plttiburgh Gasstte of Yeaterday.
The very low prloeof wheat and flour
a* oompnrfd with other neceRsarlea of
lift*, la attracting conalderabltf attenflon
In a quiet way, and there are not
a lew who have ooiue to the conclusion
that the bottom has been touched. It
la admitted on all hands, that the coun*
try, nearly everywhere, is full of wheat,
but It la equally true that farraera sen*
erall>Aro Holding It for belter prices,
and even now oar dealera and miliar*
Ond It very difficult to get hold of auy
at preeent quotations, and tbey
cannot pay an advanoe, unless
I they can realise better figures for
flour. We met a dealer to-day,
w?m iiuti been nroBDootlnir tbroush
Ohlu (or over two weeks; he reporti
every place fall of wheat, though at the
name time holdera ware not disposed to
aell aniens they oould realize their own
price, and It la this that oaoaea maay
well informed persona to believe that
Ertoea will rale higher, though It may
e temporary. Of course If wheat
ahould happen lo take an upward
movement, flour would sympathise, aa
the Kim Roes with the other, and In the
present situation of the market, It
would not, aa we already Intimated,
lake uiuoh effort to put both of three
artlolea up In prion no one baa any
Idea of any vary great advance, yet
flour mlghlappreolale2Sor Woenls per
barrel, or wheat 10 to 15 oenta per
bushel, and atlll be obeaper relatively,
than provlalona, grooerles, and many
other oommodltlsa not here neceaaary
to mention,
Baaun WHI Market.
From tbe tkMton Commercial Advertiser of
Saturday.
Tho wool market oontlnuaa dull, and
the volume of trade In Peoember haa
been mneli below Ibat of the corresponding
month of the previous year.
Wires are alio materially lower than
tiiry were a year ago, or Indeed, than
they have been at any time during the
lut nine or teayeua. Thegoods market
oontlnuaa relatively depreaaed and
Inactive, But Ibere la no other abate*
ment In the prlees of dealrable fleece
wool, the supply of whlob, under any
probable clrcnmatancee, will tartly
auftlce to brldg* over to the next clip.
Holder* of thla grade ?re firm) end
rather Indifferent to ulea at current
low rate*.
Palled wool* are not ao firm; and
with accumulating stocks, holder* are
anxlona to aell, and not ao particular
In regard to price*, The tendency of
these wool* 1* downward, and the
coarae gradee of Weatern are aelllng at
low and Irregular rates. Combing and
delaine wool* are very qnlet, with a
tendenoy to abade. Low and madlam
fleece* are moatly nominal, with very
email atook* of the latter. California
wool* are dull,and do not pay tb* coat 01
laying them down In the eaatarn markets.
Fine foreign wools are aelllng in
amall lota, and at rtdnoed price*.
In view of the nnremnnerativ* and
depreaaed oondltlon of thla branch of
Industry. a number of onr large woolen
mllla In different parte of New England
have lately entered Into a combination
to reduce tbe wagee of operatives lOatf
per cent, tbe redaotlon to take effeot on
and after thla date. It la claimed by
them that the coat of living baa been eo
reduced of late, Ibat tbelr employee can
afford to submit to this redaction ; and
moreover, Ibat thla la tbe only alternative
that can be adopted to avert a suapenalon
nr large eortallment of operation!.
Illy Telegrapb.1
Men fork Honor and Block Market.
New Yobk, Jan. 6.
MOBNlNd BRl-OBT.
Money?Eaaler; tbe ratnrn flow of
currency froiu tbe Weat baa aet In, one
bank alone to-day reoelved $100,000,
Tbere an minora to-day of other meroantlle
falluree. Tbe Canard packet
left to-day without tbe malle.
EXOUANUB-Firmer.
Gold?Fraotlon higher at
Govebnmsnt Bonds? Strong and
advanoed. Offeringa to tbe Government
to-day, aggregated |3,1M,700 at 112
*112.89. The Block market ?aa fltmer
during tbe morning, with more aetlvlty
and better dlatrlboted buetneaa.
evbmino rbpobt.
An Informal meeting of the repreeentatlvea
ol tbe different Expraaa Companlee
waa beld to-day, with a view to
tbe reapportionment of routee. Nothing
definite was agreed upon.
Money?A shade eaaler at 2 per cent
for call loans.
The failure of Measre. Clark it
West, one of the oldest bouses In the
Cloth Jobbing trade la annonnoed,
Liabilities three hundred thousand.
Stibunq-Steady at lOSXaMBM.
GOLD?Firmer; opening at llflXi closing
at 120; carrying ratee 1-8S per day.
Clearanoea thirty-seven millions.
Government Bonds?A shade ilrmsr.
Dulled States ITS of 1HI, coupona.lin<0115%
Five-twenties (18M) ?..,~ ..._llifliieiu
Vive-twenties [U6tj 113jijll3X
Flve-twentlea (1868) lUKgllra
Ftve-LwenllM i l.Kio) new ? USiialwl
KlTe-twentlM (1MI) J1JXS1W4
Flve-twenttea (1868) lMSl ISM
Ten-lortlui UWiaJU
(iulloi .loBJmiWi
Government accepted two millions of
the bond* offered to-day at 111.75*113,70.
Stooks?Higher, (hough ;not np to
the hlgheat point of the day, cloaed
Qrm.
mtaio larktl. ~_?
Chicago, Jan. 6.
Flour?Steady and In fair demand
for low, medium and good grades ol
aprlng superfine and aprlng extra; not
auOlclent hualneaa done to ealabllah
quotations.
Oius-Wheat?Dull and depressed;
demand for Mo. 2 aprlng exolualvely
speculative to all abort aalea; 820 for
No. 1, and 743i*70Xo for No. 2; oloalng
dnll at 75o; optional aalea were at 76>ia
lil'Av, Heller laat half January; 70*77)<o,
eeller February, and buyer Jauuary;
In the afternoon tbe market waa generally
dull at 75a75Ko for No. 2. Corn
?Dull, heavy and 2o lower; aalea of
No. 2 at 69*700; at the olose there waa
no demand, and nominal figures ware
dS*08Mo; aalea for future delivery were
G0}?a70c, seller month; 71o, buyer do,
and 70?70^o, Heller February; nothing
doing In the afternoon. Data?Dull at
40a40Ko for No. 2 oaah, and 393ia40Ko,
Holler month; 403?a41o, buyer do; 41),i
40HC, eeller February, ltye?Dull ami
lower atOdiTOo for No. 2. Hurley?Dull
but a shade firmer for No. 2 *1 about
82*850.
Oattlv?Beef quiet uud 16*20o lower;
Ha4 80 for common to good oowa; f5a
S 00 for fair to medium, andtO 37M?U 00
for good shipping ateers; at tho oloae
prloea tended downward.
Hooa?Decidedly dnll at a deollue of
Ift.ir.. ..1.. .* IO.A IK Inn ?nm.nnn In
iUfllUUi OB too Bl> fOU IV IUI WIUUIUH ?U
fair, and fl) 10a9 75 for good to oliolce.
Cincinnati larkeL
cincinnati, J ho. &.
Fwub-Unchanged; family 96?2fia
660.
grain?Wheat?Dull aud uuobangud;
red $108*1-12. Corn?Unchanged; new
ear 75u7flc. 0ata-60?66o. Kye-00i92d
for No. 1. Barley?Unchanged and
quiet.
Cotton?Firm; middling 24a24tfo.
ToDAooo-Uucbanged aud qului.
Whisky?Dull at 04c.
IIoaH? Dull, lower uud unneltled.
Llve-J8 60*OGO. Dreeaed-fl07Gall 26.
Recelpia, 0,000.
Provisions?Unsettled; Meaa I'orlc?
Declined to f20G0; aalea or 700 bbla.
Bulk Meata and Baoon?Neglected and
no demand. Lard?16}?al7o forateam
and kettle, nominally no aalea. Green
Meata?Dull at 10al2Ko and 14*.
Buttrr?Dull with better supply and
prloea lower; freah 28a84o.
Egos?80c and dull.
Oil?No obange In oil.
Gboorbih?Steady. No obange In
otber articles.
Gold?110H buying.
Kxohanor?Firm at par buying.
Monry?Market quiet at 10*12 pur
M.li
Nfw rork PnMiM Hnmel.
New York, Jan. 6.
OorroN?Heavy and lower; sales 2,100
bales at 25&c for middling uplands.
Flour?Oloaed steady for low grade*,
and dull and heavy lor mud In in and
good grades.
Grain?Wheat-Lower; Willi very
moderate export and milling luqulry.
live?Dull; fl 00a 1 04 for weaieru. Oats
?Very beavy at G2o for oommim weal
ern, and Arm at fliio for oliolco wblte.
Corn?Nomloal at fl 10 for old, and 00
a95o for new mixed western.
Provision!?Mesa Pork?Heavy;
ealea 750 bbls at (28 00. lleef?Moderate
request, and unobanged. Cut Mean
?Nominal. Bacon?Moderate request,
and unchanged. Lard?Heavy?sales
500 tierces prime steam, seller Febru- <
ary, lOJjc, and 500, seller Maroli, at 17o.
Boas?Hieady rit 44c for fresh, and 33c
lor limed.
twtisaan Market
UiLTmoRH, Jan. 5.
PitovuuoNs-Kaater. Mesa Pork? ,
|30 00a31 00. Bacon-Klb sldea lVHa ]
18c; dear sldea 18dl8tfe; nlioulderfl UK i
?ir?o; hanin 20421a hard?184l8tyo,
,
no* York llrj tiooda Market*
New York, Jan. 6.
Mnrkei Inactive.
tatk OK wkht VIRQINI aTOIT10
comity Clroall Ooart. Decoin1?r Union,
James A. BtowarU (jamtaliee atiadiinoni.
William W. McCoy jIn Awnmpilt.
The object of tlila inlt la to recover of iliu i
UtUOUUKUk luvaiuu ui fwmi niuiuiwivn i
from the 8th day or December, WW, until
paid and eoeta or aoJU
And it appearing from an affidavit filed in
the eaow, thai the defendant, Wra. W.
MoCoy i? not a roaldent of the Blato or West
Virginia, a garnUhee attachment bavin#
been lamed and eerved upon the Board 01
HegentMor the state normal School or ttrie
stale, onmoUonofthe plaintiff by lila at*
torneya, U li ordered that he do appear
Swithin one month arter the dale or the Ural ,
Lblloallon hereof, and do what In neceetary ,
pro I eel hla Intereet In thla inlL
Test: MiOSABlj J. BKKIN1U, Ulerk.
Pkck A OOOBlAV, Allye for I'l'fT.
janMMMt
Iriwpgmnca, *
BALTIMORE * OHIO B. R. OOMPT
Wuxklimo, December Uh, 1Mi.
PAttJiCNttKK TKAINB WILL HUN BY
the following Mhednle on and after Decom
Dor ?>lh, 1WJJ?Wheeling lime.
CINCINNATI EXPRK8M.
KAST-LMAVtl WWT, VIA 0.0. D.
Wheeling Leave Wheeling
daiJyaL~4:*) a. m. ..dally aL..,.*a6 p. m
ax&ivmi at BellJOre. 4*o
Grafton ?10 A: m, asrivkh
KSS?Sr^a? ?
Haltlmore.....H:ft5 - Newark.-...IQJO "
WAkh'nUliylfcW M Oolnmbui... 11:55 "
?3andayi Kxcopled.
MAIL TRAIN.
XAJkT-UUVU fOT| VIA 0. 0. D.
Wheeling * Leave Wheeling
daily at ...11:40 a. m. dally at MO a. no.
ABBXVA8 AT llellalr 3:20 "
Uaraerom...Ml^a.p. m. auutu at
Grafton 5.10 " BarueevlllaJfcOO a. m.
Parkenb'/giOJS M Oambrldge...0.3) "
Camborland 11:00 " Zane8vlllo..,.7:? "
Harper1* F'y 1:15 p. m. Newark- o.i>j '
Wlncheiler-8^0 " Oolumbuu...I(h35 "
Baltlmore....5:l0 " Sundays Kxcu(>tod.
Weah'u OltyflJU M
Sundays lCzoepted.
FAST LINK.
AAT?LBAVK8 |_ WWT, VIA 0.0. D.
Wheeling Leaves wueoiiog
dally al.-JJiW p. in. dmlly at b.-Ju a. m.
auutm at ifell*{rHMMMM.V:lO "
Uraftoii ll:05p.m. abuvbsat
Cnmbeiland4:l0 a, m Barne8ViUo.iO:50 "
Harper's fys^O " Gambrldge..lil:06 p. m.
WincheaterlOtfS a. ra Z?no8Vllle,...':'2i "
HageratownlMO " Newarki &ou "
SuUmore.MU:55 '? Oolnmbns.....4.4Q "
Waah'n city 1:00 p. m. Hand nsky... 10:15 "
Trains on the Main Line make oouneo*
Uonaat Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia,
Mew York and tteston At Belay
Hoose, via Washington City, tor all points
Booth*
Central Ohio trains make dlreet connection
at Colombo* for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro*
eared at the offloe.
JOHN U WllJBON,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore,
bTt. dkvbikh,
dec? general Agent. WheeUne;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road,
OS AND AFTER NOVUMBKK IStb, 1969,
Trains will ran as follows:
Expreob Mixed. Mall.
1/vo Bridgeport. 5J? a m 8.15am 100pm
UlenbenvlUe7.00am 10.56am 84)8pin
Wellsvllle.M. 8.00 a m 1.9B p m 155 p m
A11 lan oo 11.20 am 5.85 p in
ArvOlovoland.... 9.00pm 730pm
Urestllne^... 4 40 p m 1010 p m
Port Waynell.55 pm 8.15 am
UhloBso?.MM* 0.60 a m 8.20 a m
PlUabnnth... 10.35 a m 325pm 6.55 pm
Harrlaburg^lO.88pm MOurn swum
Baltimore.? a.20 a in 9.00 a u
WiStoii BOOaiu 12.30pm
Ail'delphla 3.10 a in SJOain MO a m
New York via
A LI on town... 6.C0 a m 10.00 a in 18.00 m
New York via
Philadelphia Ml am 10 41 am 1.00 pm
Tloketatoallprlnolpal point* In llie Kant
And West can be procured at Uie Union
offloe In MoLnro Uonso, and at the htallou
?t Bridgeport.
K. R. MYKR8,
Oeueral I'aneuger and Ticket Agent.
Uaoil
Change jof Time.
ON AND AJTTKK MONDAY, NOV. 89th,
1869. the train on the Hernpfloid Rail*
road will ran ai follow#:
Leave Waihlngton... ....7 .-00 A. u.
Arrive at Wheeling ..9:30 "
RETURNING.
1-oave Wheeling......... r. 11.
Arrive at WaaliTngton 5:80 M
W. D. BURTON,
nov88 Superintendent.
liaamtai.
National Saving's Bank of Wheeling,
locorporittad juunary Iftth, 1M9.
CAPITAL, *100,000.
\M ONKY UKOKlViCU ON DKPOBiX
M Intersrtpaklon Bpeclal UopoHii*. Nolaj
?ud RUla dlfloountod. Exchange bought aud
Bold. Collection* made on all point* and pw*
i*mh1b promptly remittal,
>?|iK*?n.'i ?Ihv?Mnndaj.
( IKMUTOBS.
raouuu u. 1.1*1, Bobert Pratt*
Kohert Ulhson, K.A.M'Gabe,
J. a Tbomai, Jarne* MoUlunoy
j. u Htiroi.
I'HUti. H. Ldtft, PluUdeaL
J. MeULUNKY, Vice President,
a. P. tllLDRBTH.Oaihler.
NATIONAL BANK
ot wwuudxiw
UMiputed H?pMli4*ry II. M.
UAPITAL...mmm tt99'Si5
BORVLUH Money
received on deposit; Kxchange
bought and sold.
Collection* made and prooeodN promptly
remitted.
Interest on Hpeonu at the rate of
rouB per oent per auuum where the do*
puKltromatns alx month*. and rm per
cent, if tor oneyear.
Account* or Merchant*, tfanutactnrer*,
Banker* and other* aolloiled.
Hovonne Btaxnps for sale In mm* to KllU
A constant ropply Of Mew Fractional Ourmuoy.and
1,51,8 A 60 coin, kept for the accommodation
of depositor* and the public.
WKO. K. WHKATTkWl.
UBU. AlJAMtt, Oaib'r.
BKKUH ANTS' NATIONAl. BANK
Of Wmi VlifialR.
Capital fold m, gnoo.ooo.
muia BANK BUOCKKOtt TOTHJC BUBJ.
I iionn of the "MereliAiita1 Alid MechAnlce'
Buuk of Wheeling." It la u duHkimted DeaoNlUiry
And Financial ftgonl of Cue CJnltod
ftUiU-H, And is prepared To iln u legitimate
nan king bnalnen.
PreiicbtU?JuM, Nelaoa Vunoe.
Directors-Tkoma# bweonov, U B. OelA*
plain, Jm. 0. AcIiuMon, John lionlon, Hobert
Ornugle,A. Alloa Howell.'Win. 1).Blmneou,
Jam cm Daaell. B. BRADY, CAMliler.
The People's Bank.
UMUGg, No. 9$ MAIN HT., WHJCKL1NU,
W. Va. Money raoelved on depo?il. In*
uirwrt paid on epeoUU deponlUk
Nolefl mm! bllle diioonnted. Exoluuui
nought And sold. UollecUonfl At lioiuHor froir
?Uuwt>l promptly Attended to.
uiKwrroRu.
Jahu Ik)Id, CUmUau Hun,
John HundlAu, John VorJtler,
?Am'l J. Uoyd, UlchATtl farter.
Andrew Wlleon.
JOHN RKID, IWt.
JOHIAtl ?. Ui'UBUBAyy.Uuh'r. myl
0. ti. LTBT. BOBIQT MOSUIBOM.
hanky k. Lnrr. njubo.i xJluu.
JOHKPH UYHOLIi
Bank or Wheeling,
WHKKIJNU.W. VA
UKAJJ3 1> Itll.LB Olt KXUHANUK,
uuvaruuuui UoudJt.Hiockft, liold, LXiiu.uerelAl
Paper, *ud All Negotiable BunurUltM.
* pedal Atleutlon^lTeii u? oollecuou*.
InLereMt Allowed ou BpeciAi Deposits: four
i?or oentper aunntn nix months, and Ave per
sent If lea one yoar.
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kJlBbUn LAM K.lfeNtiler.
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iifUNKY KRCKlVKIiOM DKPOBIT. IN*
iVi lurt58l palil on hdocIjU JnpotilU. Not* and
alibi ilUoountat. Kxcbanget>ouglitandi?ld?
rjullecliniu mmio tiu alt polni* and pmMtfdfl
pntuipUy remllUfcl.
lHt'4ciiirr
jMlflflH OOUMAY, t MUM AH H11 (I HE*,
MI0HABL IISILLT, A. B. TODD,
KVTUVM LlTTL*, JOffW HUK>AB?
IA MUM M(jUr.UNKf If. PW.bOOK,
lAKWMaWIU
CHlHt'l N (HjibkUiA*,
JOHN WACiMKft, PreakMnt.
Oanhlar.
Washington Mills Flour.
4 FULL SUPPLY of TilH PUI'ULAII
A brtuul or Family fc'iour always In *loro.
[*ml*rH wi I find li to tlittir advantage to
Mil.
dooll M, BE1LLV,
Sugar Curod Hams.
| A TIKHOKd UH.O. K. IKlVIi S COM 1
IU Oelebralod tiUr tyaiiM.
Jam rocolved and f??r nat<? by
M. KKlLbY.
Sundries.
U IrtO.N t'l/J* W IMUtt, Hot
O t'ruMHi .Null'. Unit I'tU HiiiNtr HUMJJ, Au?
?N, iluliiiwn, VIhm, llurw 'iniiw.Mbtitillron,
' .ufci, i'rwwfct Bullun. AC.
ttus ^ "'""TOA
lOSUWH ?U?5.
A..- . . ......
ATT0MT1YS.
Hkaton a fahkinhon.
Attorneys it Taw,
Market Bfc, below MoLnre Home.
STANTON * ALUBOW,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
*lh it., eel Ude. north of Monroe.
fTTM. P. HUBBARD.
IK M?lKatBk?SSvHomo.
BOOTBAJDBHOB8.
AlJt*. H. FOK41EY,
Boon, buow and UalUn,
Bo.ua lain Htfoot.
Mwbote&DMjn'iS^oon a mumm,
Ma ?ltoln tlreou
RinnVft.
B^ISbJSSSffSji.
wBg&aj&jKaas
National bank orwaiv*.
N*mg8E?ffiaa>
BOOK BlIiUBB.
Johkph qraves,
0L0TH1HQ.
Am. adamh, '
. nottiiuguna U rQliant Tailor lug,
* m Water wtrwl.
Ci,ah- mFKa?.,
78 Main atntt, oentre Whaling.
JOHN H.HTATJiMAN,
Merchant Tailor,
No. 25 Monroe it.
TH<>8. HUGHKHAOO.,
Ulottolng Kmporlum.
85 oor. Monroe A Water sta.
CORDAQB,
CH AH. U. BRRKY,
Hemp^MaullUC^Twln^^
PBY GOODS.
0KO. It TAV1X)B4C0., , ,
Fancy Staple l)ry Goods.
108 Main street,
HNilY IDKMKR,
Dry Goods A Notions.
Centra Wheeling.
JH. BM1TH,
Domestic and Foreign Dry UooOh,
^ fla Main Btreel.
JOHN ROKMKRAOO.,
Dry Goods Kmporlum,
81 AM Main sU, Oantte Wh?ling.
JH. RHODES,
Foreign and Domestic Dry tiooda,
Pa tenon's Block Main street.
DRUGGISTS.
Ell' 'CKING.
uroggtot and rtesorlnUmilst,
No. l Odd yellows' Hall.
Logan, libtauo.. #
Wholesale Druggists,
Bridge Corner.
QEOOHBB.
DK. 1KW1N A CO.,
Fancy Grooorlos,
. 75 Main street.
I.MMYTH,
Family Grocerlea,
Corner Market and Qui)icy streets
WH0X.E8ALH QROCEBB,
Cm booth A 00.,
Wholesale UroccrH,
, Corner Monroe A WataruU?
J OH. Mi'KIDKIi,
WUo lunate Grooer.
dMalimtreet.
L~~ 1HT, MORRIBON A 00.,
Wlioleuls Grucera,
Corner Main and Qotnoy alreel,
PAX TON A OGLEBAY.
Wholesale Uroeen,
? M Main tree!.
HATS AND GAPS.
UAKl'KK A BBO.,
Wholesale Mat* auauape,
Main atreet
JHBUBAJTOB.
A KTNA FIRE A MAJtINK INSURANCE
A Oompmiy, B. P. HUdieth,BoCy; JOHN
B. M1LLKB, Ami Becy, a Main etxeeL
1.11 KK A M ARINE INBURANCE CO.,
r J. O. Bervey, Becretanr,
uffloe next door to M. N. flank.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
C. M.Coen. Secretary,
g Monroe wtrmi.
Pkabohy insurance co.,
N. O. Ar ttanr. Aaout.
Bailey'a Block, No. iottMarket Street
_ MUSIO.
Hamilton a harding,
Plain*, Organ* and Sbeet MuhIo,
108. Market street.
PH0T0QBAPHBB8.
Bruwn a higgins,
rUoUvrnphoju A Doatem iu Ckromon,
ir< Main Street.
AC. PARTRIDGE,
PBINTIWQ.
HICK 4'. HAQAN8 A HALL,
r tstaiun JoblHiutm.
Ifi QalPoy fcuwit.
8BWIHO MAOHIKEB.
WKKI> HKWINO MACHINE, ,
W"w wUMn'UBWiim MkojUim,
No> 85 Monroo Htr?et.
WH0LB8ALB TOBAgOO.
T. BINUI.KTON,
WATCHES & JBWBLBY.
K. liA.HU,
J WnWUM. * MiivM Ware.
Igg Mulmtrtel.
0*" xtohy a uumM, _ ? .
WM. H HKNNKOKN ACd,
Jewelry. WuUrnw. ?o..
loillftln Biroet.
RBAL BBTATJ ACWHTB;
f IRWIN,
1. Real HnUI? Auent,
ifl Monroe Mtreet,
TUUfl. O'ORIKM,
Reel MUtoAlMlt.
Offloc,t*urtom Hoa?
No Pins Ultra Lime.
|fin BBIA NR FLITS 171/?IIA LIlIK
LUu iwh burnt, ana in <<mm1 mrons b?i
|W> P.O. III l.l>KK rtl <tHKO
i NTiikitiuoiB job urriok,
1 No. lSQulncyiitreut.
JAb' AKl??lhL HttAIW,u(iHUy pirtiUM
MANli- MTllKEKrt'I.AKKI/*.4
INSUIU IC POLIcIic* \.NU IT!?ANKH
UllAY TIOWKTH AND UJI.lrfiOh UAlHNU
KKOMKAUMIta AND KKHHtf*
HI KI'KH, NOTUS, tiiuisii-|h
(UOW hli.U)imUnuDtt> MtioliMU. '