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FREW <$t CAMPBELL,
roilaua jud nornnon.
TIEMBAY, Jl'H 18, 1S76.
national republican ticketT
Foa.ra*m>Kxr,
RUTHERFORD B.. HAYES,
OF OHIO.
VlCK' PUE-IDKXT,
WILLI AM. A., WHEELER,
OV X*W YORK.
Republican State Convention;
A Convention of the Union Republican Ttjtjol
Writ Virginia will be held at the city of Parker*
burg, on THUE3DAY, the 27th day of July,187fi,
for the purpose of Dominating amdidatef for the
offices of Gotcmor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
timer*!, Sul? Superintendent of|Fr?e 8choolj,and
three Judges of the Cottrtof Appeals; alio for the
purpuc of nominating an Electoral Ticket, and j
tnranrting such other proper builneM j&mayoomo
before the Conrentlon.
The Union ttepuoucsa w ukouich
quested tosppolnt delegates to Mid Contention from
the various counties, at inch time and In inch mannor
u may be convenient to the people of thi several
counties.
All voters ol tho State, without regard fo past
political differences, or party affllationa, who arc In
favor of such changes in our Constitution and lawa
as experience has shown gseeanry, and faror retrenchment
and economy in the administration ol
oar SUte affairs, arid th< punUbment of official
corruption, arc cordially Invited to participate in
the said County and $tate Conventions.
By order of the State Union Republican Execu
Uve Committee. J6HN W. MASO.V,
Ghafto.n, W. Va., June 1,1878. * Chairman.
Republican Congressional Convention.
A Convention' of the Republicans of the Flrsl
Congressional District ot the 8Ulf of Wat yifglnli
will be held at Farkcrtburg on THURSDAY, the
27th day of July, 1876, lor the purpose of nominating
a Candidate for Congress, apd stub other busimt)
as may come before the Convention.
Tbc Republican party of the stkl District an
requested tosppolnt delegates to the Convsntief
from the several Counties composing the District
at such time and in such manner as may be con
vcutest. GEO. EDWARDS,
M0VND4V.LLK, July 11,187S. Chairman
Rnnuhlican Congressional Conven
iion?Second District.
The Union Republicans cf (be Second Congress
lonai District will inset lt?Contention on FRIDAY
the 23th day o! July, 1876, at (intfioa,for the par
l?osn of nominating a candidate for the Ifooae ?
Rcpreaentatlija la tb? next Congress, and th
transaction of such other builneaa aa may bepropei
By order of the Executive Committee.
GEO. (i. STUR?IS8, Chairman.
JOHN W. MASON, SeCy. Jyl7
[iUpublican and Independent paper* in theSsconi
District please copy.]
The Silveu Bill as Agreed Urox.The
bill to authorize the issue of an in
creased amoant of silver coins of lesi
denominationj than one dollar has at las
taken definite shape. The conference com
inittee has agreed upon the bill, and i
will now go before both houses of Con
gress in the same form.
The bill authorites $20,000,000 silve
change,or token currency, over and abov
the sum required to redeem the fractions
paper currency. There is a limit to th
whole coinage of $50,000,000. The Sec
retary of the Treasury is left free to pur
chase the bullion with any money in th
Treasury at his command, and to pay ou
the silver change in the ordinary cours
of business, or to exchange it for Treas
ury or national bank notes, without be
ing required to hold or cancel the green
backs thus received.
Where the exchange is made tor or i
ro-Umnlinn nf frAPttoniti CUrrenCV. til
latter is to be covered into the sinkin
fund.
The limit of $50,000,000 is based on th
calculation that of the $43,000,000 or $45
000,000 fractional currency outstandin
when the operation began in April, abov
$30,000,000 will come in lor redemptioi
and adding the present authority for $20
000,000, will reach the required volum
of token'silver currency.
Washington dispatches state that a
important change has been made in tli
provisions aa to the legal tender charai
ter of the silver fractional coins. This i
iu making them a .legal tender for sutji
of $25 instead of ouly $5, as now.
As there seems to be a confusion in tli
public mind as to the extent of the Iega
tender function of silver coins, we giv
the folio wing brief synopsis of the facta c
the case:
By the law of April, 1792, the "dollni
or units," the half-dollars, quarter-do
lars, dimes, and half-dimes were each an
all legal tender for any sum whatever.
The law of January, 1S87, reduced th
weights of all the above-silver coins, bti
specified that they should still all be legt
tender for any sum whatever.
Bj the law of March, 1S51, the thre<
cent pieces were made legal tender for n
more than 30 cents.
By the law of February, 1852, all silve
coiua lot than one deUar ycie made a legi
tender for no more than $5.
By the lav of March, 1842, the silvc
Spanish "pillar doll art." the silver do!
lira of Mexico, Peru, add Bolivia, 89.
fineness and 415 grains in weight, wer
uiade receivable at th* Treasury by tal
for all debts and demands at $1 each.
Tbe law of February, 1873, authorize
the coinage of "trade dollars'," but did nc
make them legal tender at ail.
ore ciicafto.x letter.
Grafton, W. V. July 13.
EH I ton Iotclllgcaccrl
* As the day approaches for our Stat
Convention, and as we are casting abou
for a suitable candidate to represent th
Republican party at the head of ou
State ticket in the approaching canvast
would it not be well to take a new manone
whp is well known throughout th
State, but who never was before the pec
pie seeking any office within their gif
The gentleman referred to Is John V\
Mason,- of this town. Mr. Mason ha
been .identified with, the Republic*
party in West-Virginia ever since th
formation of the State,' and has battle
lor its ascendancy; and to his credit i
due manv of the .changes that have oc
curred in 3>ur vicinity. He is cn
dowed with ft fine legal mind, wel
balanced and full .of vigor. Althotui
not jo brilliant as many in oratorical dU
plays before a jury, yet in legal point
before a judge is where Mr. Mason ap
pears to the best advantage, which is jus
the man for the Gubernatorial chair.
The Republicans in .this vicinity ar
preparing tor. a vigorous campaign, am
with the excellent national ticket forma
u Cincinnati, healing all differences o
oplnloa, we can go shonlder to shouldei
to ^?olD??*ing solidly the whole Be
eution udnmr hm thecrop.
* mo n Hutetins praq?ct in th in Tlchltjr
Mows Alto*.
CEXTEIOdlL NOTES.
The Russians, by wailing long Mil
coming late, hare made their department
the great sensation of the Exhibition,
writes Edward King to the Boston Journal.
In Machinery Hall and la the Main
Building we are assured Russia's exhibit
is superb. Each department is so arranged
as to present it as a systematic
whole, and it ii consequently disappointing
to. find the. space allotted too wiall
for the fuli display of the military and
naval resources of the empire. Russia
haa sent no such monster gun as the
Krupp, but a full line of the rifled cannon
and the mortars of the ObouchoiT
steel works, which within no long period
have rendered her independent of Prussia
in the line of artillery. The naval
Bhow is more remarkable than any except
our own, (hough this superiority!* hardly
so remarkable, seeing that England,
(xance and Spain have nothing In copiEetition.
The greater $arl of the collecons
in the naval museum at J3L Petersburg
is here, and a great number of models
of new inventions, including that of
the immense dry-dock at Cronstadt, of 1
the circular iron-clads invented by
Admiral PopofT, and a naval gun
and carriage for the purpose
of defenie against the torpedoboats.
There is also a model of the passenger
steamers on the Volga, with cabins
of the American style, but English engines.
Mr. King says that the men 'Who
came with it are perhaps the. most interesting
part of the exhibit, ''This group
ot strong, handsome meo, each distin? ?
k!i nmfMiInn rtr tmia. sllic.
complished masters of the continental
languages, and all 00 frank and free in
demeanor. Here are all type*, the elegant
officers of the navy and armr with
their jaunty mustaches, their blae eyes
and their pure complexions; the spectacled
and heavy-bearded professor; the active
and energetic'merchant; the workmen
with their keen faces framed about
with their squarely-cut hair and beards;
and numerous 'excellences,' whose politeness
is like that of all the Russians whom
1 have ever met, exquisite and cordial,
: while at the same time neither familiar
1 nor formal." All the Russians desire to
1 learn about us, and spend much time in
' the United States building.
The Alaskan collection has been very
much increased lately. Our new fellow
| citizens have contributed to the exhibition
some of its most comical and gro.
tesque features. A monster boat, ornamented
with hideout figures of men and
savage demi-gods, stretches its huge
length along the floor in one of the pas
sage-ways, and the door-posts now orna;
rnent a dozen corners. Many of these ar$
colossal, and show fjiant deities crunch.
ing animals in the giganticgawi. or grinning
horribly as the sit croucned upon I
l their massive haunches. Thecolors with :
I which these fantactic creations of savage
e imagination are decked, are generally1
; blacks, red?, greens and blues. The entrances
to the edifices over which these |
great posts tower are usually insignificant
and dirty. The houses are covered with
] scrawls, which represent nothing but rude
fancy run riot. One ot them, which
comes from the Haidah Indians at Fori j
Sampson in British Columbia, has the
sacred bird perched above it. The Alas
kans are fond of elevating this sacred
? bird, also, on their, posts, and we are
I shown one which his a .host of savages
depicted clinging to its wings. Tradition
hath it, that a great mystical bird
1 brought the ansestors of the present
- tribes over from one continent to the
other. Some of the carvings contributed
p by the Aleutian islanders show that those
people arc lonu OI caricature; mc itua^os
e which they have made of Russian sailors
1 and soldiers are very laughable.?EJuxard
e King in JJodcm Journal.
Mr. Howelli, in his Atlantic paper on
. the Centennial, says of Machinery Hall:
j Wherever else the National bird is mute
t in one'* breast, here he cannot fail to utter
his pride and content. It would be a
e barren place without the American ma'*
chinery. All that Great Britain and
t- Germany have sent is insignificant in
i. amount when compared with our-own
contributions; the superior elegance, aptness
and ingenuity of our machinery is
n observable at a glance. Yes, it is still in
e these thing* of iron and steel that the nag
tional genius most freely speaks; by and
by the inspired marbles,the breathing
canvases, the # great literature; for the
e present, America is voluble in the strong
metals and their infinite uses. I have
g hinted already that I think she talks too
. much in sewing machines, but I dare say
that each of these patents has its reason for
1? being, and that the world would go mostly
,* unclad without it. At least I would not
e like to try to prove the contrary to any of
those alert agents or quick young ladv
attendants. Nevertheless, a whole half
n mile of sewing machines seems a good
e deal, and is there so very much difference
between them?
;3 One of the Corespondents gives the ^e-'
lg marks of an .iiilelligent Japanese cuifo-'
diau of his nation's show: "Police no
e good; plenty policemen in corners, doors
. outside buildings, plenty inside ; all have
hands in pockets: not one know anything;
* no matter what you ask, he say, Don't
? know;' and thattrae,he don't know, not
have try to know. Hare sign everywhere,
.9 'Don't handle anythingall the same,
. everybody handle everything. We lose a
great many curious?small bronze*, ivory
J carving?, lacquer boxes. fine porcelain
and little pictures; tell police; put their
Q hand little deeper in pocket and say,
'Don't know.' We must take those things
* back, but have not got them.' Ah!' and
'1 the poor man sighed u though harikari
were in store for him. On nelng asked
?. what particular object pleaded them best
in this country, both giggled consciously,
0 looked at eacli other, and replied in one
voice, "American women very nice.*'
r Joaquin Miller is cynical about the exil
hibition, in the Indqxndcnt. Particularly
he doesen't respect the New .England
r kitcheu. "Their log-cabin," he saya "rep[.
resenting 'the good old time,' which i?
7 crowded and packed as tight as possible
e from morning till night, is no log-cabin at
all. No man ever saw the corners of a
log-cabin put together in that fashion. A
cabin like thlt would be entered by the
d first grizzly bear that came by and smelt
,t a bacon-rind inside. Tbe corners of the
real log-cabin are locked together by
notch** and locks, lapping over each oth*
er in a manner that makea it impoasible
to remove one log without moving the
whole cabin. lint perhaps I have built
too many log-cabins, and spent too much
of my life by tbe broad fireside to find
e any pleasure in contemplating this carict
ature,"
J The "graphic illuitration" of tbe geojt
logical and geographical survey of the
_ Territories ha* now been made complete,
e and it i? an fascinating as a journey in
> vast canon*, along the roaring riven,
L through the great naturel park# and
among the odd peoples shown in the
elaborate collection of photograph* and
Q photographic transparencies. One of
< the most interesting illustrates the life of!
J the Indians in Tuscayan, Northern Ari-1
9 zona. A strange and. wonderful land,1
'* fillet! with the monuments of a vanished
race; all its rocks serving as sites for
1 vast walled and terraced towns, in which,
i the Indians look as much out of place as
they would on Broadway or Iremont
street.
The heat has returned, with even more
1 fearful effect since the brief rains. An!
B average ot nearly 50 people a day have
j been under treatment at the hospital on
1 the exhibition grounds for the last ten
f days, mostly persons suffering from sunr
stroke or exhaustion from the heat. The
- street horses fall dead in their tracks,
though nearly all of the drivers keep the
animals' heads covered with wet cloths
1 during the worst part of the day. One of
. the restaurants on the grounds lost five
waiters by death in three days this week.
r '
President Kennedy of the'PUladelphia
polytechnic school, and a number of the
dviaory board o( agriculture, told the
lorrespondent of the Rural Kew Yorlxr
hat the Centennial Commission' excuse
hetnsems for slighting sgricultaral inerests,
on the ground that the rural popilation
are the lightest subscribers to the
Centennial stockI
The "Old Virginia" house, between the
Kansas and Colorado building and the
S'ew England kitchen, is the gift of a
ftrgiman, who-?as lived in Philadelphia
or 13 years, and who hospitably enteraina
all visitors there at his own erpenae.
rhe Southern soldiers were his guests at
heir late visit, and when Col. Fornejr
ailed there, the other day, he found seviral
ex-confederate officers and "welliresaed
colored men and women."
An exhibition of. threshers and separators,
portable steam engines and English
road steamers will begin at Scbenck'i
nation, on the Philadelphia & Trenton
railroad, to-day, and continue until Frilay
evening.
The cash admissions average $20,000 a
lay, this week.
Appetite a Necessity.
Appetite la b necessity. Wlthouj.lt, inffldeo
food ii not rwelrcJ Into the stomach either to nor
ish the system or to give the stimulus to the bowel
which they requlrr. Both thm organs and thi
liver become torpid in consequence, rind the bloc*
grows poor la quality tod quantity. Improve tlx
appetite, therefore, and avoid such remits. Thfc
Is most effectually done with Hosteller's Stomad
Bitten, a tonic appetiser and alterative without j
peer. It gives not only in unwonted zeal for food
but enables the stomach to digest and the system ti
assimilate it. Flatulence, heartburn, nausea, an<
every othe* concomitant of indigestion, are remov
ad by It, at are also biliousness and constipation
Each nerve sad fibre of the body is made to tingl
with health by its use, and it la the leading rented;
lor despondency eodaw
bied.
TAYLOB.?On Sunday morning, July 1C, 1871
at 3^ o'clock,' Mrs. Saiuh Tatiob, aged 50 year
and one month.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, Johi
L. Tijrlor, No. 1608 Jacob street, this afternoon a
2y* o'clock. Friends of the family are invited
Interment at Greenwood.
BOCKING ?On Monday evening. July 17,1874
at 10W o'clock. Aincia Lxb, only daught-r of Ed
muna and Sarah Bocklng.
Funeral police hereafter.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
uudtal or n^iu
cau.o.Dti} 'Stt'
i W.P. 4 B.Div. 7:? a. m> 4:40 p. m.?
I n?** P(n?\ 11:40a.?.0 8:51 p.in.? ?
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p?FA?Toaa or tkaiKs.
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W.P.ARDiv. 7:23 a.m.'' 5:20 p. m."
* pim. I 8.10a.m.? 2:43 p.m.*
CtevA Pitts. | h.qq,.^ fc<?p.m.ot
Dally except Sunday.
t Dally except Monday.
JSUubeuville Accommodation.?This train du:
ing the day passes backward and forward betwee
Martin's Fory snd Belli ire, stopping when requ
ed at Sherman House, Jftuaville, West Wheeur
nd Orsvel H1U.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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/ *?.ua &00 Hnron ?;{ " ** ?id#.
Thi attention of perwai deeixiog to porthaw lo
for l he purpaa* of building uj?oq them, aa ?
u thoae who dartre V invest wllh a view
the future ri? la price and nJue of Whaling pr
perty, ti particularly celled to this opportunity1
Jnveetlag. ? ' 1 '
The luU arc ill well drained and digttdy situi
ted. A deer title with usud covenants will I
given. ',A
Ticaw?Oti'>fourth Jo band, the balance la on
two and three eqaal annual payments, eridena
by the bonda of the purchaser, bearing lotere
from dite, and secured by Itoo^on tbe^n^?1| K)l
' A. MOOICE, J a..
At Mclure House, lor estate of Col. Chaa. Ellct, J
8aie to commence at lOo'fkxft a. r.'
Jyl7 J. W. MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
'OUR OWN W^TCH.
The fall Jeweled, lever Watcb, Imported by i
directly from Europe,, bearing our firm name,
one of the beat Watches In the market. The man
tMti moo lata we hare received warrant na In re
ommendl:* it aa an accurate, steady, reliab
Watch. Call at 11 OS Main atreei, tor Watche
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Silver Ware.Ac.
Jyl8 OXTOBY A PPPFIELP.
QUAY'S FEEBY .
PRINTING INK WORKS.
PRATT 4 ROBINSON,
8 8prtiee fit., New Yorl
ROBINSON & PRATr,
mH 714 8ftnaom 8t, PhHadelphli
pRESH FISH,
Lata Herring, Shad,
While Flab,
in Half and Quarter Barrda.
Labrador Herrit?,
FocaaJa'bj^U^T. DAVPIPOBT A P? BK.S.
Bakers and family flour100
bands "Baker** Sloe,"
100 M "Our Imperial,"
100 " Butterfly.
100 M Extra and Baper,
for ade at very low eat ratee
mrl LIST, DAVCTPOBT A PARKS.
REFWED SUGARS.
100 Bbla. Crushed, Powdered and Granulate*
100 do Extra C and A white.
ae do Franklin B.
80 do Yellow a
Imtore and for saleby M. BDLLY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS."
gBILLLANT OAS MACHINE. ' .
. Thii Machine U dMlpud Itr lighting'
Dwelling, churchei, Hotel?, Ac. .
Penoni wltilng Urn Mae,, or deeding
Bute and County Klghu, will please oil
on the underaipned at Trimble d Hornbrook'i,
No. 1418 Market itrceL
JylS . J. M. DILLON.
IJ1DBTLE S8DP AND LUNCH.
There will be a Turtle Soup Lunch at the
ECLIPSE SALOON,
No. 1411 Maikkt 8nutXT,
i From 9 to 12 o'clock THIS HORXXXQ. All ire
lUTlttd.
Jrlt* 8SEEKEY A KPHN.
J WELSII,
No. lOlO Market Street,
11 prepared to do toy amount of SLATE HOOF'
1NG at moderate rates. Will gnamatte all work
, to gtre ntitfacUoD. Haa always on hand Beach
Bottom, Belmont and Peach HIU Slatee.
i Apply to ue or to D. J. Smith, Bellalre, Ohio.
glLYERWABE^
do to TURK KB A DILLOX*S to-day tsd lee
the new styles of
SILVERWARE.
. FIVE CASES NEW DESlQK&opeowlUiU day.
1 which win be told at UREATLV BEDUCu)
PRICES. JylS
1 TTKnifRTAKINCJ
To all who are Buffering from the errors and it
discretions oI youth, nerroui weokneaa, earljr d.
cay, Ion of manhood, At, I will ?end a recipe thi
trill cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This pti
remedy ?u dlscorewd by a mlarionary In Sout
America. Send a aelf-addreseed enTelope to tl
Bev. Jobwh T. ISKlX, Station D, Bible lfo*.
A'etc York City. fc2!>-?odAw
XTERVOU8 EXHAUSTION.-A MEDICA
IN Eseay, compriilnR a serlea of lecturea delirt
ed at Kabn's Jlusrum of Anatomy, New York, c
the cause and cure of Premature Decline, sbowlr
IndUputably how lost health way Us regained, a
furdlox a dear aynopaiaot the Impediments to uut
riagr, and the treatment of nervoua and physic
4abillty, being the reault of 'JO yeara* exj-erlenc
Trice 25c. Audrcn the author, Vsu L. J. KAlli
office and raldence 51 Eut 10th ?tre?t, New "\or!
P* t ? t
Specialties for Families.
Cbxe'a and Keiaoal Refined Gelatine*,
Choice Sherry and Maderia Wlnea,
Corn Starch, superior grade.
Tapioca, Tery floe and white,
Pearl Sago, for podding
Colgate's Cashmere Boqoet Soap.
Colgate's Honey and Row Soaps,
Bailne's Barber and Rath Soape,
Tallinan'j Fine Perfume*,
. Farina's Cologne
Engllih Kail and Tooth Bruahea,
Buffalo llalr Brush ?,
Rubber Dre^lnc Combs,
French llalr Oils and Pomade*,
Handkerchief Extract
^1110""* "TKuSm^h'e.S * co-s.
d en
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable Building Lots In th
City of Wheeling.
r-!_- n i...:i.. r.m i- nil
;u
s All Mzes Coffins' and Caskets constantly
1 on hand.
i
? 0. MENDEL, BOOTH & CO.
jyw ;
3
1 TyARNlNG.
This it to warn Saloon Eeepers and dealer* lo
. Patent b?ll-Tftiling Beer Faucets not to. purchase
the Kxalled Bredarlow Faucet, u actd Faucet li a
f direct infringement on my letter* Patent, granted
Juno 2tst, It?~o. All panics dealing in <u urinj
the above mentioned Faucet will be proeeeuted by
the undersigned toll* full extent of the law.
I, H: VARWIQ.
1 Patentee of Vanrlg A Knoche, Sflf-Venting Beet
Faucet.
D C. E. bTIFZL A 60S,
t Jyis Agenta for II. Varwig.
I. _
i, fpiMELY WARNING.
Knowing the advantages derived, both to purchaser
and dealer, by the Cub System, I have re
solved to aell for csth only, thereby bring' able U
sell at the very Ijwest possible rates. In view oi
this change, 1 will on the fiat day of Augtut pita
la the band if a collector, with powtr to collect
~ all accounts now doe cod unpaid.
Thanking mjr Jormer patrona for their custom
" and aolidtlug a continuance of the same,
" I am, very respectfully,
BEED, THE HAITEU,
U jyT8 1222 Market Street.
" gEALED PROPOSALS.
Clxxk's OrrifK Boabd ov ComtmiosDH,)
Wiucxuxo.July 18,1876.' )
Scaled Proposals will be received stthlsofflci
until Stth Inst, at J r. for the Grading of thai
1* pert of the Wheeling* Elm drove ltoed Wing be
tweeu the Fairmont Turnpike and the Ridge road
embracing about 4 500 cubic yard*, the moat o
r- which will be inside cuttings. Bids must be b]
.? (!>. onklo nnl in to niMmirM In TMnHlUI lldM
J- Work to be done according to ipedficatloni to I*
if wen at ttf? office of the County tnfln?T.
Th? CommlMioncn rwwrte the right to rejec
any and all bidi. CHA8. H. BElTEItt,
Cltrk Board n! Commladonera..
W. SMITH, County Engineer. Jyl8
you CAN BUY A
; STRAW HAT
U
? AT COST FOR CASH,
?AT?
i REED'S,
>n
l 1222 MARKET STREET.
;i Jz!? ;
? QPERA HOUSE SALOON- '
EVENING LUNCH!
*' I beg to inform my many patrons that ]
will hereafter set a'
COLD LUNCH EVERY EVENING
From S to 11 o'clock, and that I hare jus
** purchased from E. Stifel & Son a PA
TENT BEER COOLER, and can pridi
tm myself on having the coolest Beer in tin
. city. Cull and try it.
jy!8 LOUIS KB1LFLON.
T> EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Till
i V National Bank of W?at Yitvinl.i at Wheeling
B In tlx.' State of Weal Virginia, at the cloae of bu?
on theSOtli day of Jane, 1876.
n iso c ices.
Loans and DlacounU 1472^97 4
y Overdraft* 7? 0
U. S. Uondi to secure Circulation^........ 72,000.0
Other Siocki, Boudi and Mwtpjw IS,862 0
Due from Rfierre Agents - 12,63 J &
c- Due from other National Banks . H,0S1 *:
of Due from tiltte Banks and Bankers........ 12,454 3
Real Estate, Furniture and Flxturw 21,000 0
Current Expense* and 1 aits paid 4,915 i
? Cbecka and other Cash Itema^..^ 63S *
T< Bill* of other National Banks 4,C 0
Fractional Currency, including Nickels.. 1,869 7
Specie _ 2,111 4
'* Legal Ifendar Note* 43,254 0
? Redemption Fund with \\ 8. Treasurer
,n (8 |*r cent u! circulation) - ? 3,235 0
1175,017 7
LUB1UTXSS.
Capital Stak paid in. <100,000 0
Surplus tuou ? 10\100 0
Other undivided profits ... .. ... 18,707 0
i. National Bank Notca outstanding.... 6",700 0
Dividends unpaid 1,009 0
j Individual deports subject
' tocheeka ?1C,077 04
Demand Certificate* of De?
podt ~ 50,7* M
Time Certificate* of Deposit- >0,067 84
241,872 1
Due to other National Banka~...._........ 18,514 t
Due to State Ilanka and Bankers- 22,151 9
1*75,017 7
State of West Virginia, County of Ohio,88:
I, John Wagner, Caahler of the abore name
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statemen
la true to the beat of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN WXONIU, Cashier.
IfuUcrlbed and sworn to before me thh 17th da
. of July, 1876.. GEO. W. ECKHART. Jb..
* Notary Public
I, Correct?alteat: J. B. HUBBARD,
M. POLLOCK,
? M. KK1LLY,
Jy IS Directors.
* T>EPO!!T OF DEATHS OCCOBMNO II
i. XL Whirling. W. Va., duriog three months end
<* log Juiur 30,1376.
Mild ! 91 . XOKM.
5 Fau*J?........ 71 Under one rear-.??.4
Total J?6 1 to 1 . i-f
?t DEATHS IN XACIt YCABD. S tO
J. Flrit-.? ?10 5 to 1Q.~ ^1
Second - .......22 10 to 20_._ 1,
Third 22 JO to SO- 1
r. Fourth .._M 80 to 40 ? 1
Filth...? 10 40 to W???
Sixth 29 50 to 00 ?1
~ Seventh...^** 8 00 to I
* >3fhth..? ~. JO 70 to 80 - I
Is Public JwtituUona. 2 Over 100 ?
jj cacw.
y Accident-* fall 1 Frrer, typhoid
cw drowning ? 2 Gangrene of mouth?
le " borae-klck- 1 Gastritla -..
j " liupi7_ 1 Start, ditesae of-.?-.
" railroad 1 " Rheumatic la.
" ?bdm. ini'y 1 of ..
- Atmu, paoaa 1 Heart, Valrutar dla.of
A pupltxr...1 BIp joint dlseaae.........
Bovela,malign'tdia.of 1 Houiidda ........... :
" ulceration of? 1 Impetfjrats anus.?...
Drain, ooageatlon of 2 Inanition ?
" Inflammation of 1 Kldneya.Bright'adlaof'
" aofuning of..,.. 2 Liver, Ac., fatty degen*
, Bronchitis 4 eratloo of
* M capillary 2 Llrar, mallinant dla.of
Cholera infantum .J7 Lungs, Congestion of... :
U Consumption ?11 Marasmus??
- Conrulaiona..... 7 Measles 1;
Diarrhea, Acute.......? 2 Meningitis ?
Diphtheria? 1 M cerebrospinal I
Drsrourr...... ... 2 Old age- i
Drowy .............. 1 Ptrllooitla ? i
Knaocardllls,rheum1c 1 Pneumonia ? I
kntftn. TT i , h Typhoid - !
Etero-colltls ..._L. 1 Rheumatism
Epilepsy 2 Septiealmla puerperal.
_ Farer, Congestive? 1 8mall-pox......~.:
" Puerperal. 4 StomaUtia, follicular-. ;
u Scarlet... 14 Whooping cough..? <
" " and dlpk. 4 Unknown. :
" and mea- Premature Still-born-Jl
Deatha in corresponding month a of laat year 17.
8.X. JEPSON, M.D.,
- JyH Health Officer.
L J^ARD OIL.
Tan Lamb Proctor * Gambled extra wlnl?
strained. Juat received by
]?24 LIST, DAVENPORT & PARKS.
: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rata cikctiw ATI ANDIN-. ^
J? TEBMED1ATE POINTS. Mmm
The floe Passenger Btotmer
ANDES.. Cilu. XCTOjauur, Voter,
Will leave for the above sod Intermediate potato
AO Tuesday, July 15. it8 o'clock r. X. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
Jy17 C.H. BOOTH A 80S, Agents.
gASE BALL?
QtJICKSTEP, of Wilmington, Del., vs.
8TANDAI1D, at Fair Grounds, Tuesday,
July 18th. Game called at 4 p. sr. Admit?lon
25c. Ladiea free. jy!7
r The lAtefi Styles *nd Design* la
JEWELRY
Cm t? found tt .
ZOUI8 PECHEBF8
STOBEj.
1507 mrkat Street.
^"OTICfiWhams,
certain dissatisfied parties hare circulated
a mallHoui report which hai the tendency to
bring Into diarepu# the good name w* hara hitherto
borne, we, the undenigned, do hereby give
notice to all penons giving erplanoe to all such
such false rumori and holding claims against the
the Arm to present them for aettlement.
Thanking the public for their past patronage, we
respectfully solicit i continuance oi the same.
HAMILTON A McGRANAHAK,
Contractors and Jobbers In Brick Work.
J/" '
WE8LEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STA5T05, YA.
Begins its 27th annual scastoo September 21st,
, 1876. Ranks among the firjt Virginia Schools for
young ladles. Twenty-three teacners and officer*.
Modern Languages and Music taught by European
and American toacben. Located mid-way between
i the mountains In the beautiful Valley of Virginia.
Most invigorating climate, far-famed for health.
: Pupils coming here with feeble constltuUons, genarallv
laaloniL . HnllHImn fllnwwl f?nn^ by
purest moanUln broezui, commanding magnificent
sctnury; altogether, one of the meat delightful College
bo sum la the Onion. Simplicity in drees,with
scat uniform required. No unnecessary expanse
Board and tuition la College course for scholastic
rear f240. For catalogue* address
Jyl7 BEY. W. A. HAKBIB. P.P., frea't
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound
la a safe and certain remedy for Cholera.
: Kraft's Diarrhea Compound
; Is a poaltlre cure lor Diarrhea.
I Kraft's Diarrhea Compound
, If a prompt and sure core for Summer Complaint.
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound
la the only remedy for Pyaestery and Flax.
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound
Qalckly relieves griping Fains ana Colic.
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound
Is used with perfect safety and succeas by old and
, young.
! Eevcry Traveler and Tourtat should be provided
with a bottle of
! Kraft's Diarrhea Compound.
; Kraft's Diarrhea Compound
1 I. sold with a guarantee-No CUBE, MO PAY.
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound
Is sold by all Druggist* and Dealers In Medldnes.
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound
i Baa never failed In a single case.
R. A. McCABE & CO., Proprietors,
BJyl7 WHEELING, W. VA.
gPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT.
MOUNOSVILLE. BELLAIRE AND WHEELING.
PIIAETON, rJT^
W*. Dillon, Master.
This Passenger Steamer, having extended her
trips to MoondsvUle, will commence running on
Wednesday, July l'J, on the following time table,
Wheeling time:
Leave Moundivillt.....~ .. ~.W0 a. *.
" " .. ?.1.00 p. u.
L*ave Wheeling -10;M A. v.
41 " ?...fcOO r. m.
I The traveliur public can beasaared this Fssaenger
Steamer will be run on strict advertised time,
> stopping only at regular way stations, arriving at
all points on time. Freight and passage as low as
by any other line. ]yl5
^ JUST RECEIVED.
Another lot of
. ELEGANT SILVER WARE
JUST BECEIYED.
t
Suitable for Bridal Presents.
I AT REDUCED PRICES.
HENNEGEN, BATES & CO.,
: 1154 Main Street.
: Jill
J FBIEDEL A CO.
j Have juat received another big block of
jj FRUIT JARS 4 JELLY CLASSES,
\ At very low pricei.
I jy!5 1130 Math Strew.
; piCTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER
5 From large slock of New and Handsome
0 Pattern! of Mouldings at
1 McL ORE HO OSE ART STORE,
3 jyir. E. L. NICOLL.
J J^ECEIVED AND FOR BALE?
q Timothy and Clover Bird,
Cork, Oats and Hat,
Roofing Slate.
DODSON BROS.,
No. 1503 Main St. and 1002 Soutii St
2 VMt
? ^yu. SOLD AN,
3 BoUltr V ruuburgh AUt, Pert,er. Brwm Stout,
and Bfywtttnn't LaQtr Beer,
J No. 1711 EOFF ST.
' Orders can be left at John Frankbouier'i, opposite
Porto Bee, and at Jolloi Lohw'i Saloon, on
Market bu, and will receive prompt attention.
T myl"
gROWN'8 GALLERY.
jiesi larua only oo a iioxea.
s' Oae 8-10 Photograph $1 00.
myi7 1222 MARKET ST.
JOSEPH KLAPHEC'K,
PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERER.
The CbeapMt, Nevnt and Lat?t Style*,
. CARPETS.
No. 72 Twmui, Odd Ff?'.HaB.
j^A DIES' AND MISSES''
BRACE AND SKIRT SUPPORTER COMBINED.
ONLY 75c, at the
GLOVE, 8U8PEWDER A SHOULDEB BRACE
MANUFACTORY,
. }?? lnaMarkt^S^UknTPortoflCT.
GREAT REDUCTION
i*
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
Al lbs Old EMiUlilud How ot
O. F. BBCWN,
1S07 Buket afreet,
lr> Oncrito Melon How
FIXE LOT OF
Young Hooking Birds
Anil other FANCY 8INC1INQ BIRDS, lott
rtctWcd and for i&le tt the BIRD STOEE,
' 1067 Haw STUErr.
JylO O. C. GEKTHEB.
NEW ADVER
BARGAINS "
GEO. R. TA'
With the View of Clc
Black Iron Grenadii
Spring an
A
SUMMEf
We Have Marked I
THIS "
I
Our Entire S
D E S I R A B L
At I
Much Less than C
GEO
je!3
Pennsylvania W
THE ORIGINAL "F
2 WHITE x)
lead $
In 1844 the B. A. FAHNESTOCK hand of WhlU
knowledge* ?? the STAND A KD FOR FDRIT1
DURABILITY, which petition it still aula taint
On January i, I86G, the brand and Ann name *
" FAHNESTOCK, HAS
Which change fM considered neceamrj to prote
brands* *
llarinf rtctnUjr engaged largely In the product
and I an re prompt attention to orders and enquirh
munications relating to our brands of
WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD. ORAM
C. F. WELLS & CO., F
Office, No. 42 Fifth Avenue, Ail
PENNSYLVANIA LEAD COMPANY,
HANES, W:
je23
^ BARGAIN! '
A prints family fieri their PIANO?Roeewooi
Cue, front Bound Corner*, "% OcUtm, nlcri;
carred?Including Stool and Oortrjor 1285. lit
been tued tbOBtOM jrear, and coal when neirfBQ
Ckn be mm and beard at
ADAMS A LDCAB\
art 1327 Market Bt
"^yHEELING CEMENT WORKS.
ANDREW JT. LONG,
XAlHTVACTCSn Of
CEMENT AND LIME,
xn ooxnucioi wa* axj. nxn or
STONE WORK.
frcao WHEELIlfQi W. TA.
JJ PiUCOTAJUNU.
OOFFINSt
From the Ch?p?tPric*io the FlneljOnuuncntft!
CASKET.
Beat Hmltmi tod Bjcka lardafatd.
*. fflL ZINK & SON.
?Mtan tod QrttH Boom, Forth niCmto
ObwllDf Mlikft.- jys
TISEMHENTS.
rms week.
Vrf * V * .
~~ I ...
iLOR & CO.
? -.fit* .
ising Out Our Stools of
les,
d Summer Suitings,
nd
? SILKS,
Down and Will Offer
WEEK
took of These
.E GOODS
Rrioes
lost of Importation.
I. R. TAYLOR & CO.
hite Lead Works
AHNESTOCK LEAD."
os revebsk op keg.
staddV is-m 0 &
\'~ PITTSBURGH:-^
> Lead was Cm offered to tbs trade, ana vu hmd u
r, WHITENESS, COVERING PROPERTIES ANi
ere chanced to
ILETT & SCHWARTZ,"
et purchasers against imitating and closely resemblla
Ion of Refined Pie Lead, In order to aroid confusio
*, oar patrons will, hereafter, please address all con
IE MINERAL AND POTTERS' LEAD,
'ittsburgh, Pennsylv'a
Ijtlniig Exchange National Bank.
- - . J. E. SCHWARTZ, President
txisonsr &c co.,
BOLE AOEOT8 IN WHEELING.
|Svn[V|iT|Kginnsi?nvnvv^^Wi
MMWt
I HALL'S GALLERY
f
i. (forsmel* Bonnrsox's)
. REMOVED TO
1205 Mirktt SI, oppoilte MoLure Houw
1 FIno Work, Reaaonable Price*, anil Sa
lifaetion guaranteed. Je?
JJNDEETAKEBS?
FRIEND As SON.,
' 1063 Mais stbiit.
]?17
^lABOLlNA AND LOUISIANA EICI
' "T,T1?1Iot,'DAVOto2X a PAflEJ.
DRY COOPS.
CLOSING Ouf sALES
OF MY
SPRING AND SUMMER 8T0CK
?OP?
DRYGOODS
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET
Real A No. I Bargains for Cash.
SPRING DRESS GOODS?Sold
less of Cost.
BLACK GRENADINES?AI soil
Coit, to dote them oat.
Ail SUMMER DRESS GOODK-a. ,p
below Coat.
WHITE GOODS AND EMBEOIDlfiv
?At New York prices. i?
SHEETING AND SHIRTING Mlsi
?Cheaper than ever before.
MEN'S AND BOYS' CASSIMEBI-i '
Big Drirea.
Large lot of REMNANTS OF DEE*
GOODS, with a great variety o! on,,
goods, we hate pulon our
CHEAP COUNTER,
To which *e would inrite the attention ?
the Ladles.
Goods will be sold regardless of Coit.
Give me a call.
HENRY ROEMER
ins
CRAND
Closing Out Sale
-OFDRYGOODS
IN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK
I
We will commence this morning to id :
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
AT AN
i
EnormousReduction
'call early
AND SECURE YOUR
BARGA I NS
A3 THIS IS
A GENUINE SALE
o
-OF?
t
? First Class Goods
SELDOM OFFERED.
L
HTRRIIFS
V a viiwbv
1132 Main Street.
]?n ;
Red, White and Blue
3000 YAHDS RBD, WHITE A BU'E
CALICO,
i ,
For Decorating-your House* on theooorW
Fourth.
MEN'S GAUZE
undershirts,
At 37Xc each, worth $1 Of.
BATES MILK
" BED SPREADS,
7 Large ?ize, reduced from $2 0t? to $! ?'
QUINBTS BEST HAND-LOOM
, BLACK SILKS,
At $1 SO, $200 AQtl $260, lhat are ?""k
Mow their TftJuf.
t. '
REDUCTION IN
Dress Goods,
A11otm37X and SOo rUliU ilo???>s/
lo dose.
; J. S. RHODES & CO.
J?I7