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SbJMellItytmx*
OfTlce 29 A 27 Fuurtiontk StrMt.
! R i :\Y & c A MP B EL Ii,
rvcMMUM and morftirtoits.
Ui:i>MM)AV.J1A1 ?, IH77.
Tli? I'ltriiuioiitftiicN.
The answers to the Popt'tf allocution,
:i|i|>va!ing to the faithful to rally to the
ilefcnne of the Pope ogaiimt Italy,
nn agree mai any ?ucii programme in
not only out of the question but entirely
uncalled for. ia every Catholic country
in Europe there is nloro or le*H effort by
Ultramontane j artisans todraw the government*
into a ?|ii&rrel with Italy. No
government ha* m yet taken it up. In
France the Republic has met the question
with great delicacy, apparently. It
devolved upon Jules Simon to assure the
great body of Krenoh Catholics that,
while they were secure in their Religion,
tho government would not permit high
ecclesiaatics to intrigue and foment a
bofcleM quarrel' with a friendly foreign
power. Tho Italian Minister at Paris
thanked him for this utterance. The nd.
vanccd Republicans, like Qambetta, urge
the i government to enter nt onco upon
a policy of disestablishment, like that
pursued by Bismarck in tier many. But
tho Ik public *ia not yet strong enough to
undertake this task, It belongs to the
future, in tho meantime the Republic
must temporize with tho clerical party.
It has one great advantage over the
priests in politic*,?it will outlive them.
But in the Catholic monarchies, tho tone
of government toward-the Vatican is
equally discouraging to the temporal pretensions
of tho Pope, and Melegari, the
Italian minister of foreign afl'airs, is able
to asHitrohis Parliament that "the lowers
aro convinced that the church and the
Pope enjoy complete liberty and independence."
Tho Pope felt tho disappointment
keenly, as appears from a specch on
Saturday.
Business Memoiiand^. ? Mr. Inane
Kelly tell." us that the wheat crop in
Ohio county look* very'promising, and
lliat the corn planting will probably lie
large.
The earnings on thp C. & P. Railroad
are greater than thin time lent year. The
company have already given notice that
tliey will pay the usual quarterly dividend
of 13 pcr cunt on June let.
Since June 20th, 1S7 I, West Virginia
National hank? have deposited with the
Treasury Depart men!, to retire bank circulation,
$035,300, and in the name time
an additional circulation ban been isiued
to other banks of $11,070, leaving a net
decrease of $893,G90. TJiore are now on
band with the Treasurer legal tenders to
the amount of $250,057.
The bank- clearing* at Chicago last
week were$32,102,424, against $31,100,117
for the same week lost year.
The New York Times of Monday Hays,
in its financial article, that unless appearances
are deceptive "the reign of the
wreckers is over and we are about to witness
a steady, if slow, appreciation in the
price of sound securities."
Tub Gladstone Ministry in five years
reduced the English debt ?10,000,000;
the Tory government in three years has
reduced it ?1*1,000,000. Totel for eight
year* ?54,000,000 or $270,000,000. Decrease
in the United States in tho same
time $435j000,000.
Cbe:i|i Icc This Year.
ritUlarKh'hveulBg Leader.
Everybody ku'ows ice is plenty this
year. The ice men nay they'll not make
anything?that they will lose money on
it, and the only thing that keeps them up
is the expectation of a scarce crop next
year. Ice will keep for ten years and
longer if it in properly put up.
The annual croppage of Ice since 1873
varied greatly as to quality. In that
year there was 70,000 tons of ice in the
county, and it was all sold. In 1871 there
was 2l?,000 tons; in 1875, 1)0,000 tons; in
1876,20,000, and this year there is 125,000
tons. And the ice men say there is
market for it all. This market consumes
about 00,000 tons annually, but dealers
never coniddor thev are doinp w?>ll unlosn
they can keep two yearn stock ahead.
They hold what thoy can till the market
ruriH short, and theii what they have lost
ori previous pales they make up a^ain.
That'll the only way, they say, any money's
to be made out of it. A market
such as may be looked for this year old
dealers can stand, but new ones just entering
the business would not be likely to
make any money. Back stock is whaf
they look to?stock held over. The following
ia a comparative table of prices
this year and last, furnished by a wellknown
dealer ol (bits city:
1S7G.
(Six Deliveries Weekly.I Heven Deliveries W'Uy.
10 pounds. 9 <0 10 pounds 9 to
15 pound*.'. i o">| if? pounds 1 20
l!o pound*...., 1 40120 pound* 1 (i>
pound* i Sul'JA {ounds '1 ID
1S77.
Hlx l?cllvaii,s\Vetkly.|Scvi'u Deliveries Wkly.
10 pounds .9 r0| 10 | otindi* 9 t?
15 poutuH 70| 15 pounds 60
jo pound yo 120 pounds 1 oo
-'5 |;ouuds 1 101?i pouuds 1 Ui
Each dealer has his own terms this
year. Last Benson whenthero was such a
scarcity dealers from the lakes threatened
to comi?eto with the local trade, and
tho ice men liavo adopted uniform rates
for their mutual interests. This year,
ico being so plenty, there is no danger of
competition.
The Jews anil tho Crucifix iou*
l'ubllc Leader iLugllsU Jewish Organ).
The old and teunaciously-maintained
fallacy that tho Jews as a nation are responsible
for the crucifixion of Jesu9
Christ, has long ago been exploded to the
satisfaction of every enlightened mind.
The principal fact that had aided in unmasking
the hoary falsehood was, that
at the time of the Advent the Jewish race
was as much dispersed throughout the
world as at this present time, and had
been so for many centuries. Thus colonies
exist now in Europe which, founded
in the earliest ages of the disperaion,
have carefully handed down, from the
time of their first formation to the pres.
cnt day, local histories, couched, in their
chapters, in the traditionary language of
Biblical writers, and analogous in their
marvelous details to tho lliblirnl nnrm.
lives they so closely follow. Every one
who ha* at any time taken any interest
in general history has heard of the princely
career of thea Alexandiran Jews, who,
when they immigrated to Spain, gave the
latter country a race of enlightened
statesmen and nobles who raised her to a
higher pinnaclo of prosperity than she
hati evex since reached, anu who also
immeuiorially connected with her
history the name* of eome distinguished
literati, which 'will bn pronounced
with reverence and praise when
Spaiu, engulpbed in the abyss of monastic
ism and bigotry which she is every
day preparing for herself, shall have seen
her name erased from the roll of European
nations. The settlements ol these
Jews were made long beforo the Advent.
Again, the Polish Jews, who at tho present
moment number between 3,000,000
and 4,000,000 souls, know an littlo of th<
birth of Christianity as their Spanist
brethren, for antiquarians have conclu
sively proved thty they nettled in theii
present homes when the other Harmntiai
nations firnt appeared?abont the time
in fact, of Nebuchadnezxar* InQtllicia
also, there are Hebrew colonies Of tin
fathomable antiquity; irtul in German]
r.evcral isolated towns even found Uieit
civic annals in the records of the loca
Jewish communities who appear to havi
been the first settlers. # Such, tor example
are Nuremberg, Katisbon, Prague; etc
In Katisbon a legend exists to this da]
that so highly esteemed was its Iklh Ham
edrarh (lioiiue of .Learning) at the tiu?<
of Christ that the Jews who assembled t<
witness the crucifixion sent special lues
sengcrs to a*k its advice as to the cours<
they ehould pursue, and the reply of tin
flclh Jlanudrath wbh to the efleet tha
every peaceful means should beemi>loye(
to prevent the catastrophe. with i
sublime disregard of detail, however, tin
legend neither mentions what became o
the message nor the messengers.
Anna Dickinson.
I - ?v rioo I
Apparent!/ Miw Anna htm the hy
draulic pressure of Job Trotter o
Hrother Shearman when other argument
fail. 1 remember, Home ten or elorei
yearn ago, when Preaiilcnt Johnson wa
hero, he visited the achootahip, then on
of Boaton'n lions, anil, like other guesti
inscribed hi* name on tho visitors' bool
Shortly after came Anna Dickinson, and
while reentering her own, took the coo
liberty of drawing her pen through th
name ot the President of the Unite*
State*. The Captain, on discovering tin
impertinent performance, without m&k
ing allowance for the fact that Mr. John
Hon'* politic* were not approved by Mi#
Dickinson, had her nameuroiwedout, am
a marginal note inserted explaining Why
Tradition nay* that the future Queen o
Tragedy wept painfully upon learning o
this "unmanly outrage." Judge Kussoll
who wa* then Collector of the Port and i
patron of the school-ship,cruelly refuse*
to have the Captain hanged at the yard
arm. But mark how leaden-footed justici
surely overtake* tho evil-doer, Judgi
Ruiscll lived fo become Minister to Yen
ezuela, to liavo a free fight with l'reai
dent (iiizujan 12lanco, and to come homi
u few weeks ago a blighted being and i
oandiilate for a European nj.pointinent
The Captain wan subsequently tr*nsfarre<
to New York, and experienced promo
thn. Tho school-ship is sold. Andre*
Johnson is dead. And Boston, whicl
allowed the outrage to pass without i
resolution or even a letter from Wendel
Phillips, lies to-day a helpless victim be
fore a Wagner festival. How easily
throughout all, the wise observer cai
trace "a mighty maize, hut not without i
plan." as the Centennial poet observed o
the Kansas cornstalk.
ruruut'tt Employe* Ntrike.
On Thursday last the employes of thi
Isabella furnace, at ??tna, gave r.plici
that if they did not receive an advance 11
their wages they would stride. The no
tice was to terminate on Saturday, am
as the men had an interview with ouo o
the furnace owners, who refused theii
demand, they struck on Saturday ani
now refuse to go to work unless their du
mand is complied with. Last fall th<
tillers wero getting $1 58 per day, bu
several months ago their wages we're reduced
to $145. The keepers who wen
receiving $2 125 were reduced to$2; keep
era who were Retting ?1 80 were re<luce<
to $1 G2; top fillers who were paid SI CI
were reduced to $1 55, and undor-wheel
ern, who were Retting $1J3S were reduc
ed to $1 40. The strikers aak an advanci
of ten per cent, and, although they liavi
no union, Bay they will Htay out till thej
get the increase a.?ked.?Pills, Ev. leader
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
DSrAtrtTKK OV TRAINS.
A.M. A.M. r. M. t*. M
B.AO. R. It 6:40 lfcW G;M ..
v. .v.
Cent.O. I)1t? 7:5.% 4:15t 10:25
W.l'.AH.Uiv 3;J0 0:25
*:m.
Or. A Pit Id G:05_ 11:00 3:10 4:50
~ ABKIVAt. 01' TRAINS.
A. It. V. M. i-. M. I'. M
B. A O. It. I: ... 8:55 8:35 6:05* 11:30
A.M.
Cent. O. DIr 7:15 11:10} 7:50 ?
W. I*. A II. Dir 7:30 1:55 ....
Clev. A Pitt 12:40' P:5o' 8:55
Dally except 8uii<lay?Cuiiibcrhni] Accomiuu
dation.
| l)alljr except Sunday?Newark Accommodation
jsieuuitmiio Aci'uiuuKHiKtioti.?Tliii uatn dur
I nj: tho day piisMa bnekvmril uml fwrwurd Iwtweci
Murtln'o Krry tui.i Ik'llnltr, when rniul
red at Sherman lioute, &ttinvlllo, We*t WliceflDj
and Gravel Hill.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
. AOARD.
To nil who arc Buffering from tho errors and In
discretions of youth, ncrrous weakneaa, early de
cay, loss of manhood, Ar., I will aend you a rcclpi
that will euro you, FIIE8 OF CHABQE. Thl
great remedy waa dlicovercd by a missionary ii
South America, (fend n Mlf-addrewed envelope ti
the Rkv. Joseph T. Ikvax, Station J), Bible Jfwit
Afar York City. ji27-cod<kw
glMVSOtVd
Livery & Feed Stables
Owinjj to tlio Grant Houro lire, I La re remove*
k> tho
Control Hotel Stnl>l??,
OPPOSITE B. A 0. R. R. DEPOT,
Where I will be plramxi to are all my customer
ami th? nuliticffonnrallr. Wllh ????
firnt-citM turnout! i aw prepared tuanswer all call'
satisfactorily.
PONY PHAETON.?I have a Basket Phaeton
suitable for Indies and children.
HTYLIHII DRIVING WAUONS-For commer
clal travelers, Ac.
LANDAUS, OMNIBU8SE3, Ac.?Elegant Landun
and liar uches, for wedding, shoppings, Ac
Mrit-claw tcanu, and all the requisites of
FlrMt-Clans Stables.
Special attention to feeding and boarding hones, 4c
PRICES LOW.
My friends are especially Invited to call at mj
nowStablea, where, notwithstanding mrloswa bj
fire, I an prepared, even better than before, to fur
nlih livery to all.
J. F. SIMPSON.
ai>5-cod
JACOBSNYDER
HQS MAIN A MM SOUTH STS.,
Kwps the largest atoek of IRON and HEA71
ilAlU'WAltt lu the Slate. In.?lock if
Wood Work, Springs, X4l?i, Varnlihei
Paints, &c?
Is not excelled by any establishment within a hun
dred miles of Wheeling. ,
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers will find i
to their interest t > give him a call.
Alto on hand, LAND PLASTER of a supcrlo:
quality. tuyS
JjNDEKTAiU^U.
BURIAL CASES OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
CORftES CIIEM1CAUY PKK8KBVED.
Calls answered at all hours from the 8lore.
WM, ZINK & SON,
Furniture and Carpet Booms, North Knd Centr
WbeeUng Market. tint"
- - ? ? n i
Ilatc made amogemratj to do til work of thl
kind In n ?uperlor itjrki View* of Builu. *lluum
l>?ellnjg*,Ac. tft?rcw?vplc ailil hrgiT ilKfl.
IIIOGINS' GALLERY,
il Twelfth Sramt!
gOOKS AND PAMPHLETS,
PRINTED WITH ?CCURACt *"0 DIIPATCH *1
OFFICE OF THI
DAILY INTELLIGENCES,
25 And 37 Fourteenth St
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T)T A.DECBEE OP' TM COUNT'
1J Court, I am authorized to horror
$2,000, ou good real eiitato Hecurfty.
Eaqulr* ol W. J. W. COWtKN', ~
Committee of John Tkoruburgli,
inyl) No. 1222 Cliapline Sired
jMPOItTANT TO ROOK UUYER&
Woaro In receipt of the "Literary Now?"Mc
Mar, oonUlulng notice* of NEW BOOKS, LlUn
it Uottlp, Bevicwa and Kxtiacta. which we wl
ItimUh grail* on application, either in pmou or b
mall. ? " f\
HT ANTON A D*t*JPOBT/
UOOK'skllms IN iS Station KtH,
myg 41 Twelfth Blroet.
$1.001'Ea.^RDBrussels
CnrpotN,
, ' -At? ' .
G. MENDEL, BOO TH i CO'S.
mj'J
114.1 AM LOWNDES,
Decorative and Plain Paper Hanger
SjA-Ul allcnllon will l? pild to Kalaouilnltif: an
KUii Writing. All order* will be promptly at (em
* e<l to. Lone tlioui nt this office, or P. O. llox 'i
r f 1^15 ;
* CiKALK!) PllOimVlA
a O
Staled,proixwali will be received by the undu
8 *lnurd at the office of the CitUena' Bullway Con
o |M?y up to Sd^cloek r. v.. May tho t2tb, lb?7, f<
| erecting a car houM, MnliiM and liar huiiM>.
>i ?I?n? nuu *p?lflpAilonicin to mod ut th? otBr
of tbf Cpmwinjr, 1210 Market ilrtct, <)U and ?fu
. May 4,1*77. The Boird ivwtwi U14 rl^ftl to ri
I, JtTt any or all blda.
1 l\j order of the Bosrt.
V. II. HALL,
e frocrvtary.
J QAIll'KN TBKI.I.KSESlFrom
two to seven fen in height. A'
? 4orled styles.
1 MeLVBUBOVSB ART STORK.
f my!) E. L. N1COLL.
f rpOILKT SETS.
! 1 lie largoni stock nuU gi entest variety o
; DEOORATKD TOILET SETS In the cily.t.
? CUMMINS 4 WOODS',
s
??? 1142 MAIS STUKKT.
jyj EW MUS(C.
I nm rccclrlnn dally lucreutd luppllw of
NEW MUSIC,
As well as tbnt nf olJ Standard Authors. KIih
Mu?lc? specialty.
nUTCUjN# MUSICJiA'D ART STORh
I'M !> Opfrn Houw Blofk.
1 fJIRUSTEE'S SAl.h
j 0( the property remaining nnttold nt Johi
l W. Gentry1?
f .
Printing Office and Book Bindinj
Establishment
e
B Will Cuke plase on THURSDAY MOItli
1 ING, May 10, IS"", at ten o'clock.
1 "W8 J0"N 'I- JONE8, Trustee.
I QBKAT BARGAINS IN
Watches, Jewelry,&c
1 ?AT?
: TURNER & DILLON'S
| 1223 MARKET ST.
New Watch ca, Diamonds, Cameo Sett
* ami Rich.lewclry, just received aud for sal
e at ]?ri?ca that defy competition. mvl>
; builder:
J. M. HAWLEY,
CARPENTER.
'Office?930 Market Street.
! Keaidence?51 Fifteenth Street.
n?y??
STATU OF WEST VIRGINIA. OUR) (OUN
TY, 68. County Court, May Utiles, 1877.
| Maurice Currcn
j vs.
JJosei Rsy, August Hclinlioriscr, Iu Chancery.
hainuel Vino, Rcglna iiorkhettnt-r
aud others.
The d<fondant?, Samuel Einn nnii Heglna Hoik
* hduicr, non-resliient defendants, will Jake notlc
i that thu fhlntltt'haa now tiled his till lu Chance
ry, In the above entitled Court, the object of whtel
> Ij ta tubject the ieal eal&to ul the defendant!
Ray ard Ileiiuberger, to the latlafuctlon ot tU
judgment ol thsl'liitntliT, the raidMiyiand Regin;
ilorkht-luicr having Menu ou the said real rotate, o
a part thereof; the prayer of the aald bill is, thu
hll of the liens on the Mild real estate bo tnai-itialled
uml that the same may bo Hold to satisfy the same
'I he raid defendants, batnut-1 Sinn uml Regln:
Horkheimer, and each of thenj, arc rtuulrcd toaji
. pear at the next Rule Wy and do whfctds neoesrj
ry to protect their teveral Interests in thli ca?e.
' JBOUT. B. W00p3, irktk.
, The defendants In the above enflllW cause wll
take notice, that the 1'hiinUIfwlll oh tho tint da;
1 of June, ;a77, between the hour* of 6 o'clock a. m
j and C o'clock p. m., to bo continued from dt?y t
fljy until completed, nf tho law olUne of l'afilt
' Peck, No. MU4 Chapllne atrcet, In tho.city c
W'licclluK. Htato of West Virginia, tako the depoii
' tlons of SloMi Itar.Blinon IforbhuImM-. r..vin-.> H
Tinglo, John Zoecklcr, iho Bccretary of thu Oer
man Insurance Company of Wheeling, to In uttt
on the hearing of tho said caw.
DANIEL TECK,
) tuy'.'-W Solicitor for Complainant.
HAIR, JEWELRY.
1 PiirllM hating locks of hal/ they wish topreacnr
should call at 1103 Main kr. and boa Iwok contain
Inn over one thousand most beautiful designs o
i Hair Jewelry, which will l? mado to orJcr at shor
notice. Wo have also a full line of Jewelry ,Watche<
Hold Chains, SUferware, Spectacles, Clocks, Goli
, Pens, Gold Headed Canee, ac.
I ul_Hpcctnl attention glveu to repairing WatcLn
, Clucks, Jewelry, Ac.
my? OXTOBY A DPFFlKLli.
ljUNCY CHAIRS?
A Beautiful Assortment at Lowc?t Price?
Just Received.
FRIEND & SON,
,10C3 Mi IX ? ir.RKT.
idys
pARPETS,
; Oil Cloth9, Window Shades, &o
A. R. MOREHEAD & CQ.
Furniture Rooms? U17~Main Stkkrt,
my7
. J^AROE STOCK
WALL PArER, CHINA. gla8s4iqubf.SWAR!
and UOUd&lrUItNMllUitf uoodj,
' Which I otftr at tho loweit prlcw poatKblr. Ai
early coll la solicited. i *
JOHN rniEDEL-1130 Main St.
i ?>yB '
; Pine Apples and Bananas
r
A FRESH LOT JUST RECEIVED at
SCHULZ'S CONFECTIONERS
*
tny7
\ JUST RECEIVED^
Homo very Handaowe Deaigni in
. BLACK ONYX JEWELRY,
NeoUiott, Pendants, StU Bracelet)
nd Sash Pint.
Don't fail to call anil ** tUetn, It will joy yoa
- Pricea very low. Now la tlu> tluic to buy
Amorloan Wfitelioa.
r They are within (be reach of all. Call and a?e them
HENNEGEN, BATES & CO.
1154 MAIN STREET.
mr2S
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
i'
Geo* R. Taylor & Co
t.
ir
i"
3ST53W
Spring anil Sun* Stack
; SILKS & DRESS GOODS
i5.
BLACK SILKS-Ilut JIakel, Ctnq>.
COLORED SILK8-IH oil Sh?d??.
r- DAMAS8EE S1I.K8-Black ami Coli.
i*
" 81 r.K BROCADES?Iflark and Colt.
? BILK GRENADINES?Black anil Col
fFISHNET
GRENADINES, hXhok.
BROCADE GRENADINES, in like*.
PRINTED OUGANDIKi1,
' PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
P1UN1K1) JACKONET LAWNS.
PRINTED nATISTE.
ZEPHYR CLOTH,
t KNICKERHOCKER URENADINEH,
1 PLAID LINEN GRENADINES
PERSIAN SUITINGS,
COLORED CRETONNES,
GRAY MOHAIRS,
,t M ATELAS3EE MOHAIRS,
MATELASSEE RAGE,
GREY DEB AGE,
RL'K ANI) COL. MOHAIRS,
ri FRENCH CHINTZES,
AMERICAN CHINTZES, I
3 LINEN SUITINGS, 4c., 4c.
" ?5
MOURNING GOODS.
Ill Al'K UENR1ETJA CLOTH,
' CLACK TAMISE,
BLACK CASHMERES,
' RI.ACK CANTON CLOTH,
BLACK BATISTE,
l|
e BLACK LINEN LAWN,
- BLACK AND WHITE OKGANDIE.S.|
1 FANCY GOODS.
LACE SCARFS, LACE BIBS,
LACE COLLARETTES, LACE TIE?,
LACE NECKLACES, l ACE VEILS,
I ESIB'D IIAN'KKS, SILK IIAN'KPS,
PANS VmiKF.4
UKVEBSlRLF/.TIE3,2do.
f
i
; DOL3IANS.
? DOLMAN SUITs,
PKHCALE SUITS,
SHAWLS,
DOLMAN SHAWLS,
SUN UMBRELLAS,
I'AHACULS.
1
< Housekeeping Goods
t B lUXSLEY TABLE LINEN,
1 BARNSLEY TABLE NAPKINS,
CARDINAL TABLE DAMASK,
KOM.VN TABLE DAMASK,
10-4 TWILLED SHEETINGS,
10-4 PLAIN SHEETINGS,
10-1 LINEN SHEETING?,
PILLOW LINENS?all widths,
DAMASK TOWELS,
IIUCKARUC TOWELS.
Harris' Seamless Kid Gloves
S
T.IHT.F. Tnonn ninvru
a BLACK I.ACE MITTS,
COLOBED LISLE THREAD HOSE,
.COLORED RALRRIGOA-N H09E,
( MISSES' COLORED HOSE,
KRENCn CORSETS,
ROMAN' CORSETS,
LADIES' CAMRRIC UNDEDWEAR,
CAMBRIC NIGRT DRESSES,
f CAMBRIC TOILET SACQt/ES.
Frfiiinh DrfissmaUinn
^ This Department being under the mnn
agement of MADAME MA HE, we cai
guarantee satisfaction in every particulai
Prices lower thau the same work and styl
are furnished In New York.
u
' GEO. R. TAYLOR & CO.
ip21
NEW ADVER
PENN MUTUAL ill
OF PHILADI
ORGAKTI
DIVIDEND! PAID TO POLICY IIOLDERI
LOSSES PAID
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL .....
SAML, C. IIUl
SAML. E. STOKES, VIco Prcihltnt. |
II. S. STEPHENS, '.'il VIco President. I
, Every Polloyhohicr It I member if the
i und privileges.
,1 II hit declared more dlvldandi ln nnnl
Compiny lo the United Stitee.
II la liberal In In management, prompt
BOBKKT W. TUCK
.OFFICE, Ko. SS TWLLt
farAfionts wanted iu every leotlon of tl:
I.
! '^ |j j
AMUSEMENTS.
JTJ A MILTON OPKRA IIOUSK.
Jamki Hamilton Munigfr.
Ono Night Only?Wednesday, May 9th.
SIMMONS & SLOCUM'S
MINHTltlSLS,
From their Arch Bt Opera Houic, Philadelphia.
The Largest and most Complete Organization in
America, composed o! the folio wing Celebrated
Artists:
LEW SIMMONS, I-aroritc Commcdian.
E K, BLOCUM. Interlocutor and Author.
OEO. THATCHER, Popular Comedian.
W. HEN BY BICE. Knrleaqti* ArtiiL
WELCH AND BICE, tbc unrivaled Song and
Dance Artists. Their cqnala cannot be produced.
The Great Quartette?J. J. KELLEY. Tenor;
GEO. W. HAUI.EY. Soprano; OIAS. STORMS,
Basso; F. 8, NELSON, Baritone.
A FULL OBCHESTRA AND BRASS HAND,
under the direction of Metsr*. Her wig & Ko?nig.
Price!! as usual. Rescircd Scats on sale Tueedar
morning. niy7
c/) s
0 7ft ? "aT
? 0) QC |
>n OQ So
CO b J
E ,, a-1
aWSi
CP _
Printing!
BILL HEADS, j CARDS.
LETTER HEADS,! CIRCULARS,
Anil every description of Mercantile Printing
executed promptly and at
reaHonable prices, at the
Daily Intelligencer
STEAM PRINTING OFFICE,
25 and 27 Fourteenth Street, Wheeling,
ORDERS BY ilAlL PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
" iZiBTJN'S
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
No. 1155 Mirkkt St., U the only firU-tlatt lltttourdnf
in (Ae cily. It !i tho only Restaurant that
his separate rooms for ltd lea, or where yon can find
thit quiet rlcanlincas of ? home, combined
with the bcstcMW/v that can 1* fountf In tho city
He koene on hand the Terr best the innrk?.t mfTnS.
in Tfgftablf*. fish, oTitcn, game, and everything
In season, and aerrejlt up In a manner unexcelled
in the country. He can be relied upon iilwn js to
furnish crtrylhlng first-clan. injS
W. McCONNELL,
No. 155 FIFTEENTH STREET,
Manufacturer o(
Lard B*rr?K Half Barrels. Apple and Flour Bar-'
rels, Ilain Tierces, Cilasa Barrels urn 1 1
a Casks, Nutter Kejp, ctc.
WRErAlRlSO rROMITLY ATTENDLMTO.!
mi'2C-daw
* JAMES L.TJAWLEY;
Merolmu(li*c Broker
And HEAL ESTATE AUK NT.
UD.t-oani negotiated fur Lender* and Borrower*.
15-0 Maim
?y4
TISEMENT8.
:e Insurance co
ELPH1A, PA.
ZED 18 4 7.
- <4.234.011 I
- J..*.. . 3.462.001 J
4 0,070.108 Z
fiY, PrtMdfll!,
JAS. WEIR MASON, Aoluiiv. '
HENRY ATJSTIK, Secretory.'
Company, fitllled to ill III advintiQi
bor, anil of I lirger pcroentago than on
In 111 settlements of louei.
^ISK, GcAiernl A iron t.
Tl| ST., WHEELING, W. VA.
lo State; also City Solicitor*. up'i"
cf . ec '
"113? ? w, |
c u s ?j s h
m ? ^ si 3,|
f- - "j3 t3 ? 2 j ^
t, :!"c3 J H lu \ j?
k t>!'5sir
p sss?:
km 0) aj x t
? ? o o s.
? '? 3
pluw|binc,ca8fittin<
Thompson & Hibberd
I!II4 JIarlirl fttrrrt.
PLUMBERS
Gas and Steam Fitters,
?AND?
BKASS FOUNDERS
SOI.E AtJKNTH to\li
SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE
?ANI>IinowleH"
Steam P?i*np
Dcalert lit Iron, had, Betcrr and Flue Ou\
J lute, JHtmu W/iitllu, 6 train Gauges, o*<i
all * iritis xj Plumber t Goo-It.
Having Just removed to their new anil coniutud
ous quarters, 1314 Matket street, with a large atrc
of the newest and handsomest uealgna of Chnnilt
Iters, Bracket ?n<l Drop Lights,, anil lbttenalo
Chandeliers in lironzo and Glass; the public at
respectfully Invited to rail and cxsuilnb then
Their goods are all new. my?
IJ1RIMBLE <k HORNBROOK,
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters
Dealers in I/ad, Iron, Galvanized, titium, Walt
and Drain Pipes. Koep constantly on hand n larf
assortment Urn* Goods, Pteain and Watpr Gurb*
Putui sand Gas FUtuict.
SOLD A0K3TS VOl WET TtBdt.fU POfl
UUUWMHO UCLCDriA I tu U/t&IIAUniWt
BUND FOR CIRCULAR.
1418 MARKET STREET. WIIEEUNO. WEST V?.
Froiupt attention given to orderaf:oni a distantTo
Iron Mills and Engine Builder!
Wo hare added to oijr PLUMBING and OA
FITTING establishment, a new and complete
BRASS FOUNDRY,
and aro now prepared to make all kinds of ill
and Engluo Bnui Castings at abort uotlco and i
tho tery beat quality.
TIUMBLE & HORNBROOK,
?p3 No. 1418 Market street.
A GREAT OFFER!! uSfffilKS
dispose of 100 PIANOS & ORGANS, new and seeoni
bind of first-class makera, Including WATERS'!
lower prices for cash or Installments or to lot unt
paid for tbuu over Ix-forQ offered. WATERS' GRAN
SQUARE ani UPRIGHT PIANOS and ORGANS(M
ClUDING THEIR NEW SOUVENIR and BOUDOIP
arc tin-BEST MAOE. 7 Octnre llanos JtfiO. 7'
do $1(0, jiotujed ajrwr.^^'J" Stop Organs S50.*
iuiuiocuo. ooiupnaio. lusiops
12 fctopa 1100 cash, not u?cd a year, in perfect 01
dor and warranted. LOCAL ftud TRAVELIK
AQESTS WANTED. Illustrated Catalogue* Mailu
A lll?cral discount to Teacher*, Ministers, Cliurchw
etc. Sheet Music ut half price. HORACE WATER
A SONS. Manufacturer* and Dealer*, 40 Ea?t 14t
St., Union npiare, N. Y.
Cfift n w<*k to jour own town. Terms and {
$00 outfit free. 11. IIALLRTT A CO.,
Portland, Maine.
GEORGE PAGE & CO.
*>. S II. SCHROEDER ST., BALTIMORE, Ml).
Patent Portable and Stationary Engines
Patent Circular Saw Mills, Gang, Mulcy and Sas
Mills, Grist and Flour Mtlls. Wafer Wheel*. Shlngli
Barrel and Woodworking Machinery, Tanlle Emet
Wheels and GHndcrt, Saws, Mill Supplies. &c., &(
BEND FOB CATALOGUE AND PftlCE-J.
{CCo C"77 n Week to Agents. 110 Outfit Fret
yU3 f 3// P.O. VlCKhUY, Augunta,Me.
(10 a day nt home. Agent* wan tod. Outflt am
term* frco. TlUJh A CO., Augmta, Mnlnt
OFT Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name,TO eta
post-ndd. 1* JONES A CO., K. Y
AA| ft&IW ofSARMBRS. METOAN
lillLlllMY lr? *"d
vvhV/ll I H0ME5XEADpBSt0*etU
on tlio new Land Grant of tboTJttloKock and For
Smith Railway. Woodworking machinery to b
tikeu alotijflfor uianuluclurlnR, affording marke
for tim timper and, einj.loyvinit for tliu mechanic
Ticket Iftretetlutw, and certificate.v/mi'wlth tlckc
to refund amount on land purehaai*. For Mellon
nl map* aud full information ni?|>ly lo W. D. Kla?K
Land Commlsilouor, or tod. W. iiKRUD, Genera
Agent, No. 249 Weit Fourth St., Cincinnati, O.
fn $90 Frday at home. Samples wort!
10 thiiMOB A Co., Portland
Milfln
(V~-FAltCY CARD!, no two alike, with nam.
/CD 10 ffnta. HPKNCKUACO., Nn-Mii, N. \
MOST
EXTRAORDINARY
TRML$ OF ADVERTI8INO
ABK omwm FOR MIWSfAPKK-S IH 1UK STAIR 0!
WEST VIRGINIA.
Hood fortltt of papcr.M aadfclmluloof rate*. Ad
drutfltthOit.J^OWKIXA CO., Advertising AroijIs
No. 41 I'flVV flow, New York. Itrfcr to Edtioro,
IhU PajKr. niy7-eodAw
gAJSK BALLS, HATS AND CROQULT
A ucw lot just reccivctl and for sale verj
low. Croquet at from $1 00 to, $5 <H).*
v C. II. QUIMUY,
. Book and Newsdkalkk,
my'i 1 _ Mhrkct Ktrcot.
Q HTatrtlfcT/,
Paper Bo* Mioufioturer,
No*. 1211 and 1213 Main Street, up italri (old
Union Uall), is uow prepared to mvko all kinds o.
Fancr and Plain Piper Hoses in aa good style and
at as low prlct* aa auy house In the eountrr. n?
len imm tbo rountry promptly attended i?
mr24
JOSEPH- H. 8AGK, ~
1313 MARKET STREET, WHEELING,
RtlKl.tr of ill Modi of Sowing MjclUnt., ?n,
for ibe rj?l,t s5nnl"g '
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES.
0", N>tdlw?n<l Attachment*. *I&1
PERSONS?
PHOTOGRAPHIC SHADOW,
EFFECTS.
nir28
DRY COODS.
SECOND STOCK
1
9
? . '
8 WK ARK NOW* OPENINU OVR VKOOXD
STOCK OP
y
DRY GOODS
t ? t '
, . . ,.i
' *0*
Spring and Summer!
3
? fai'luditig many nfcw and seasonable
*
'FABRICS!
1
, llic Trade nil! find
m
jQUR STOCK
a
p i.
t.
i The Cleanest and Best Selected
!> in the City,
C.T.BRUE8.
n mv2 '
: ?i( STYLES!
Choice Selection of New Stock of
J
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS!
K
*
Which we are now receiving and will be
aoiu ni tue
D
ii Very Lowost Prices for Cash.
i. An enrly call to examine onr stock is
q solicited.
I.
s
' Carpets, Carpets.
We ore now receiving ami have for'sale
- the Cheapest anil Best CARPET in the city
, for the price. We guarantee to sell a better
Carpet for LESS MONEY than any
other house in the city,or refund the money.
^ A large assortment of
' Floor Oil Cloths,
" Window Shades,
And Lace Curtains,
' At very low,prices. Call ami examine our
- stock of goods before making your Spring
, .purchases.
LI CM DV nnrii/irn
: nULIflLtl,
[ No. 20G6 Main Street,
t n|ilO CENTBE WnEELIKG.
t :
i The Argonaut Mills,
FOIIMRKI.Y
' THE BRADLEY WOOLEN MILLS
MANUFACTURE
Yarns, leans and Flannels.
DALftSU.* LIST,
' mt-29 WllF.KUXO, W. Vi.
. CnASmlMhb
! SE8EBTS.i??sl
n. . ,, 8*x?*l?y.i?n.lu>wtocurt
nilkinii ( r iu^a^i.?it>j hiir<lr<da of vilosti'io rrrripu,
?!io i.imiUl luitry.the ImiKtlimciita t> tnams.v, tlulr n?l^rotrul
cilff/rn-at* Oil nil IHm-iuci. luliw P,nV.l..l?
?citnilAaMi >b.'ii*Hi*_uCl.'m ?Q? th?unlytr>Ht
In r\rry rf?|KVt. fir III Irrnr' Oumplr-f
Aitilrtn, jir! C. A ^ *' f,fc
to. LoaU,Mo. *? '"? tmu
JOHN C. SCHULTZ,.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL,
slaxjd roofer,
No. 110 Eiairhnumi Struct.
,as;aa",Mww "
ISSSBfPSawe'
sf3ssriss?s!s
!ISmT(Smio?2(iSeT?Tl,(>dito an,^S*m*T?l?o'
1 oItlSdtf?m K* Jkreral prominent phyilcian.
which SffiKLw1?*11.1 on dl^n?rr dap, :
L* ?n_ WoJncjJir tftd baturday afterSTn
nSriioiS^0^ J- X- I- HARDE3TY,
I " " 'OBw 1210 Market atrwt jroyn ,
QHILDREN'8 CARRIAOE8,
A. SPECIALTY,
I ? Till
TWELFTH STREET VARIETY STORE, No. 38. I
6 WM. Unto NtCOIJ,, Mnujor.
GENERAL NOTICES.
Ik DMlitfSTRATOR'B NOTICR
1 hereby ttf? notlc? that 1 hare Wn ippolntfj
AdalsMntarol the ?tat? of A.J.
All partial knowing thriutdm to >?,(
eotBte will ploMC acltlo without d*l?y, un<! ill ?,.
tics haying claim* ajalnit the nl<l hui. irtr?.
nucafwt to pirtcnt th? same, duly ccrtlM, lor
tletncnt. B. & Aii.isoN,
Administrator of the wtatoot A. J. Uarrj,a?M
mj8 ^
DISSOLUTION OF PABffNKR8UU\
Tho flrtn of Sauvngeol & Deku was di?.
solved by mutual couscnt on tho 4th Jar
o( May, 1877. TUo undersigned takiigu*
assets ot tho firm, both stock una hook ?t.
count, and hiw tho solo authority to collet;
dohts duo tho firm. Persons owing tllo lit,
firm will ]iloaio make payment to the
designed only. Creditors tvlll jtlcasu |>rt
sent to mo claims which are due.
I am selling oil the stock ol cholcs N?.
Hons at and helow cost.
roy8 VICTOR SAI!VAC,HOT,
FOR SALE .
rpRUSTKE'S SALE.
By ylrtuoef idrcdof tn?t nude by <W
and Mary, hla wife, to the undthljiuod /ru.ui
ditnlthc 1>t day of Januiry, IB^im! JJSft'
corded III the Clerk'* oilier of t\?c Cotiity Coon
Ohio county, Wwt Virginia, In l>wd of Tnuti
Mortgage Hook No. 4, iukm 405 ami 400.1 win
SATURDAY, the 19th day of May, |5-;, ""
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at tb
front door of tho Court House of Ohio county !
thedty Of Wheeling, sell at public auction all tu
follojrlug described property, that in to u?: x
that eeVtaln aleco of land lying and Wire <<o ii,
watereof Glen's Run. lu Mid county <>f (Hdo,irj
l?cln? part of tho land licluORlnK to tho late An.
drcw Pi Wood* and adjoining tho laud* of WlUlin
J. Welthnus, piu heirs of David Gardner, decn?.
ed, and tho holra of Andrew P. Wood*, tlmt*j
containing 18 acres, U roods and 10 pcrcliei, im
liouudcd and described no follow*, Tlx: lleglnoir
t an dm corner to Gardea and Rclllyon iu
Wooda1 line: thence up tho Run ltoad .S. c<-.'4 |
21 11-100 poles nud fi. 42J<J E. 'JO polea to a -uk",
on tho south aide of aald road; thence S. 13 j
Hi '24-1CO poles toastaka; thence S. 2 E.lSf?%|n"
polca to n stake; thence 8. 81" W. 47 78-luo |*i?
to u corner to'tald Welshaua on original tract li:,>
and with his line and aald tact lineS. c: \y
23 81-100 polca to original earner of tract nut,
corner on the lino of said Garden and with h i
line (anotheroriginal) N. 20? K. Kl 40*100 poin tu
tho beginning, together with thu iuiprovcutaw
thereon and the hereditaments and appurtmi ?
belonging thereto, excepting only the coal unJrtlying
thu said tract.
Tirms ov Salb?Three hundred dollars of tbt
purchase money In cash on the day of sale, audtU
residue of tho aald purchase money on tho l?t dsv
of January. 1878, with intereat on tho drfured It.
stallments from tho day of salo until pajrrnr nt; t>.
purchaser to give good personal security font,*
payment of aidd deferred installments and thetlft
to tho property to b?; retained until the purtlix
money la fully paid.
The titlo to tne above property ia believed u i?
unexceptionable.
aplT-TuAw JAMCT P. ROGERS, Trim.
JlOtt BALE?
TWO-STORY BRICK PLANIN6 MILL
Main building two stories high, with Tin fix:
siw 40r7i. Engine Room uuo story higti, utL
Tin Roof, aizo 20x42.
"M? MiB^iwncn tyiiuuPT, .lu-inrn airnw.
Two ikillers, 2i feet long, -10 inches diameter n
flues each.
One Plainer and Matcher; our Scroll Sa*
One Moulder; ono Tenon Machine;
Ono Turning I-athe; one Mortirlni? M?rhlnr
One Sash Machine: ono Blind Stile Murilf.,
Two Ulp Sawa and Table*;
tine Cross Cut Kaw and Tabio;
Ono Bhapiug Machine;
Fonr*Town Lots, COxl'20 feet earh;
One Town Lot, 28x120 fret,
One Store Boom, two stories high; one Wirt,
house two atorlea high. All io good repair. u
be sold at a bargain. For further Mrtinilari ?j.
d?M, A. It. BBIDOF.MA.N.
PresidentSardis Manufacturing Co.,tianlli. Mod.
roe county, Ohio. a,?i.
^COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
In the Mud cifial Court of Wheeling.
William J. Hull )
_? ? *? . , > In Chancery.
Fanny D. Hall and other*.)
Tbo undented Special Commlalotur htr..
elves notice that by virtue of the authority tww
in hiiu byadecri-c mado by iai<l Court in ?iii
cause on tbo 4th day of April, 1?77, !! . will on
TTJC3DAT, the 22d day of May, b;:.
Commencingat lOo'clock a. proceed to ??!i?:
public aucUun ft the front door of the Oo-irt li. .
?l ?9,Wo. count7> Weat Vlrulnia, In thr ilir
of heeling, tte following aeicrlbcd real
situate in wild city, county and fctatc, thai u t.
aay: Part of lot Ko 10 !nHiuareNa24oftht-K<
aire addition to raid city, btglnnlng fur uM iuit
said lot at the southwest corncr of aai<l Lt.nJ)
cob street, formerly (sixth strict, at the i?im '
llltwu-rfInn M nr. nil... -.1.1, J.I ... .
running northwardly with the eastern lout'lity
line of said'stToo thlrtv feet; theucv eaitwiri:;
at right angles with said street sixty fect Hit-? .:
of said lot; thenco touthwardly and parallel viii
Jacob street thirty feet to the north boundary!
of mill alley; thenee with the north line?"J
alley to the place of ln-glnning. Said |nrt ol uy
lot fronting thirty feet on Jacob street, ami rum/in;
lark of that width sixty feet, mid liavit:ga !::.i
house thereon.
Said decree provides that Ike sale chill iniluJtho
dower right of Sarah Jane Koifor. sh. i.
widow of Wrn. Hull, dee'd, In raid putt lot.
Terms ok Balk?One-third ol the pirnhi"
money,or to much more as the jiurrliawr k?;
elcct to jay, in cash, the remainder in two ?<; ?
installments payable hix and twelvemoiitti! respectively
after the date of dale, with Intimt Imthat
date, the purchaser giving his lioud *itb iiproved
personal security for tntli of said iwtmenti
and interest as aforesaid, aud llie tlilft>'t!.?
property to b? ret dried uutil the whole of tsquchase
money Is p;iid.
liKOBGE B. CALDWEL1.
SpeclAl Coinmlnioiiff.
J. Q. II KRVK.V, Auctioneer. ?[ >'
ljmU3TEK:3~SALK.* ?
Hy virtue of Qvc several deeds of trm! mil*''
Gibson I- Cranmcr, Trustee for Mary 11 "'
Walker Hunter, anu Mary Hunter, wlftof
Hunter, totho undersigned Trustee, ealtl <W"
trust being respectively dated 30th Dcctuulx-r. 1;
30th December. 1671. SGth Decunlx-r, K- "
Match, 18":!, nnd fitliof Fobrusry, lSTi, acd
cord in the (lcrk'w offlceof the County0 :
Ohio county, West Virginia, I will ou
SATURDAY, 19th of May, 1877,
Beginning at 10.o'clock A. u., at the front >!.< r
the Court Hottcc of Ohio county, nrocced to?*!':
the highest aud best bidder the folloviinxdi; ;
real estate situate on Zane's Island, Ohl? c
West Virginia, to-wlt: Commencing at tout"
corner of lot numbered eleven (llj, laii
Daniel Zanr; thenoe aoutb eighty-*fx (8C> t
Huron atreet; thence west one buudrtdand i'
tT-fivc H2B) (dvt to Hunter's alley; thrii*
ninety (90) feet; theucocaatonehuiidrtdaiitli"
tv-iive(l2i) fttjt to place of beginning K?"i'
that pleco of real estate on Wheeling Iilsnd,'>
lug on North Huron street ami bounded M '
Beginning at a point on the west ride ?f Sjtth !!
ron street, which point la thn north ea?t corner >
the property conveyed by Walker llunlrr an I
to Elizabeth Dew by deed datea 1Mb tn '
1851, and now of record In the Clerk's otb< >'
County Court of Ohio county Indeed book ; >
83 and 81 (and now ownid by (I. L. Claaa
thcncornnning with tho north linotfadd1? I'
ty conveyed to Elisabeth Dew as ufurrvil talley
commonly called Hunter's alley; threw' ';
nlog In a northerly direction with tLe e
J ho alley thirty-two W2) feet; thcnce luunlaj 1
lino parallel with Mid north line ol sad |>r<i?"!
conveyed to Elizabeth Dew to the west ?idc of"'' ;
Huron street, and thcueo funning with tl ? v' ;
west aide of tiouth Huron itreet to tlie platx*cf !'
ginning.
Selling aa Trustee, I will only eonre y t
as la vested In me asauchTrustee.
Terms made known on day of Mle.
WM. H. CALDWELL, Tru*;
J. C. ITkbvkt, Auctioneer. fl
To Builders & Dealers
IN'
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
\ifUinrkiK r>i ACS
VV I IN uu VV UL/W^Doors,
Sash, Shutters,
Frames, Lumber, Lath&Shingles.
Wo can and will give you Bottom
Try us before buying vtoewliore.
Hanes, Wilson & Co,
122a Maiikkt btxkst.
?urC
SLATE-BOO'1'
Ii tho
CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE
nor.Donnr rnvPfvlNC
? mm r II WWI WV ? For
Brick or Frareo HulldJnKt Tk?*
Iniuranca will ]>iy the additional cwtotei >" -?
Prices beyond cotu|*tltlon.
CYRUS M. VOCl M.
pft-d-iw HTKfu?-vV11
BE RESTORED
nercr-fuillnu treatment iwd nt the c
Medical Institute. 137 Sjcorrore St., Clncl
It fm? tlie system of all akin ?"'l
speedily cures exhauating nervoui k V
Imparts strength and energy to w'"1
Call, or wnd itamp for/??ndConfldfiii ?
which ciplaiua the only correct anJ
mode of ctue, JSb char ye to nii|?D'i' >
[or treatment till cured. Meditated baiw '
ap23-<Uw
PRESCRIPTION FREE
For tbo Bpeedy Ours of Seminal Wrtwj'
Manhood, and all dlaordcra broughton
Ion or Exceaa. Any Druajlst hw tb< lc?TNn
Address DR. MODES A CO., Cincinnati. 0
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