The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], May 17, 1882, Image 2

About The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903

Image provided by: West Virginia University

                
THE INTELLIGENCER
ruMliM <3allr (Su ad?r< ncoptiKl
nitir * cahpiiEii, - proprietors
At Nc*. S3 in<l a fourteenth Street.
terms or daily:
Om copy Iin? jc?r...t; MI Th>? K11" ?
81c month*. 4 WI Ono month "
VtUrtnil 1/ cwrlur* In city, l&c per week.
tkrm3 of hkmi-WEEKLY!
One feu -tt to 1 Htx immthl II ' >
isrvs or WEEKLY:
One your ?i ?# i j?i*>hiuuhii?..
Orv?t reduction* to Cluw,. Bcnil for sample cop;
?u1 clicuUra. Addttti, .1?.
FREW k CAMPflKLL.
Whaling, ,IK I'a.
tKntorfd nt the I*o*tofllcc' ai Wheeling, W; V<? a
Mcondclan matter.)
wjikkmso; W, VA., MAY i:,"m '
lniliorinut Doonrarnla.
Tho iNTi'.Li.iaK.vcKft has been indobtci
for somctltno past to Senator II, G. Pavi
of this State for tho receipt of a number c
valuable consular reports. Some of tho rc
ports are full of interesting information. Th
April volume is especially valuably. Ii
this number is published a report from on
Consul at Frankfojt-on?the-Muin, whicl
/urnishcH interesting statistics from th
German bureau of. statistics in regard t
emigration from Germany for tho hist olov
en years, from 1871 to 1881, inclusive, J
seems that during this time 805,01)8 em
grauto left Germany,of whom 702,ML cam
to tho United Slates. The number depari
ing roso from 22,000 in 1877, td 210,000 i
1881. Tho number coming^to this countr
in 1881 was double tho number of thos
WHO CAII10 IU loOU UU? wu mw UUII
bcrof those who came in 1878. These U
hies .are not complete, it ia said, but the
allow tho remarkablo increase of Germa
Immigration into this country. It ia show
tliat the most desirablo class?those fror
20 to r?0 years old?is twice as strong atnon
the immigrants as among the popuhtio
generally.
Another interesting report in this yolum
is*frotn Consul Crawford in regard to tli
e fleets of the now protective policy ndopte
by Canada three years ago. At that tin)
the cotton manufacture of tho country wi
represented by 170,000 spindles, while i
the end of the (present year the numbi
will be 400,000. Tho admission of raw co
ton free and tho imposition of heavy dutit
on manufactured goods havo enabled son:
of tho factories to make S2 per cent, w
profit ia the last year. Tho Consul think
that thin profit will Htimulubo tho iuduslr
uutil tho product will exceed tho homo d<
maud, und then tho Dominion will nee
commercial agents abroad. If these shoul
be allowed they would como into eoalli(
with those of tho mother. country, wh
would he unwilling to surrender any of th
trade which they now control. In shor
the development of such industries wi
furnish a foundation for now arguments i
behalf of independence
Another interesting report in that froi
our agent at Nantes, France. Ho sends t
tho State department a letter from a mani
facturer of a new kind of fuel, who d<
clared that he needed 5,000 or 0,000 tons c
pi'.ch made from the coal tar produced i
tho manufacture of illuminating gas. II
had been told that there were large qunn
titles here not utilized, and he would tak
it in cargoes of 1,500 tons.' This letter aj
peared in tlie February number. Th
agent now describes tho new industry. Th
fuel is made out of coal dust, formerly rt
jected as worthless. Tho dust, which i
imported into Franco from England,'' :
mixed wiiu tuo com tar pucu aim imrc
etied into bricks, which aresold to rai
way companies and other consumers' for f.
or So per ton. The dust costs about $2 ?
per ton and tho pitch from $10 to $12 pe
ton. The pilch cannot now be secured i
suiHcicnt quantity in Europe.
Another report that will intorest oi
agricultural readers is that of our consul i
Prescott, Canada. Ho recommends thi
onr tariir on several articles now import^
from Canada shall bo raised. In the lai
iiscal year eggs valued at $1,200,000 wei
imported from Canada into the Unite
Suites free of duty, and about one-qnarU
of tin's quantity wns exported from tli
I'rescott consulate. Ho recommends thu
a duty of 1 cent per dozen bo laid on egg<
and asserts that this duty on those take
into tho customs district of Osweg&tchi
and Champlain, Now York, and ttio dii
trict of Vermont, would pay tho expense
of those districts. Ho al.so suggests a dbt
of $i per ton 011 straw, 4 conta each on rai
road ties, 0 cents each on fenco posts, a
. of which aro now on tho frco list, and tlui
tlio duty on hay shall bo SI per tou, oii hoo
polea i cent each instead of 20 per cen
and on iron oro 80 cents per ton instead <
I'O per cent. He adds that butter and pot:
toca can bo sent into this country at
profit under the present tariff.
Writing about American securities i
Holland, our Consul at Amsterdam sa>
that transactions in United States bond
luvo almost ceased, owing to tho rednctio
of interest Tho condition of the railroa
8jock market iu this country since Januar
1 has led the investera of Holland to regar
tho decline as a settled or fixed reactior
Dealings were livelyj'but in tho latter pai
of the year it becamo difficult to place an;
-more, for the people had become apurv
liensive, and tho market too sensitive. Th
holdings of American railroad shares ii:
creased by about S 10,000,000, and it is sai<
that tho Dutch now hold from $40,000,00
to $50,000,000 in such shares, with a ver
largo amount of railroad bonds. ;
Consul Griilin, of Auckland, says that i
our tariff on New-Zealand wools should b
modified the bulk of tho Kew-Zealam
trado which now goes to London woul
como to tho United States. Tho duty i
now 10 cento per pound, with from 3 to 1
per cent, ad valorem.
Minister Osborn reports that a bill to'n
duce tho export tax on colleo to 3 per cent
has been introduced and ia well supporte
in tho Brazilian'Senate. The present os
port duty is 9 percent with 4 per cent; ai
ditional imposed by tho Provinces. Threduction
wouldJiavo considerable eflec
in our market. ~
Consul Canisius, at Gustermunde, report
additional injustice in tho collection c
duties on American goods in Germany
Xot only aro tho tin caus in which meat i
packed subjected to tho duty lovicd on fin
hardware, but tho custom-houso authoritie
havo recently decidcd that tho cotton cov
vrjufja m miiuu uiuua uru BCUt mUSl DO TC
garded as imported cotton goods, forwhiel
<0 marks per 100 pounds must bo paid. 1
is to bo presumed, although' tho Consu
does not explicitly say so, thfit tho ham
aro regarded as cotton goods, as the packei
meat in tho other cash was regarded as flm
hardwaro, becauso of tho cans inclosing it
Ho advises American exporters of ham
into Germany to leave off tho covering if i
is not absolutely nccessary (or tho preser
vationof tho meat,
A Financial Dlnicnliy,
Tllt> flit1! tlin! flu* nntintinl KAl.ll ..
this time $245,000,000 of 3J per cent bond
subject to call isaclrcumBtanco ttiatslioult
rccciyo tho early attention 'of Congress
These bonds are l)elng^caUed m^and pait
otr by'thVSecretary of ttfoNX^eMurVwitii j
frequency that Uegcts a constant apprchcn
fiion and uncertainty in jregard^to-jtlio cir
culation of monoy, based upon thetn. Th(
disposition of a number of tho banks hold
ing called bonds ia to aurrender^th^ir ctr
culation and go;to banking under the Stat<
laws rather than supply thomselves with ]
" or J,'4 j*''' per-'''cent'A WdsUA theii
present . high prcinium^ ;.sTh,ey ^vo'ulc)
tako a 3 per cent ' long bond j it
exchangefor their called Jx>nd8,8nv a Jjoiic
tlmtbad twenty years to run, esteeming the
' eletiem of tliao as more vnlunblo llinn tho
difference In Interest..' It Is altogether
probable that all.tho banks holding 3J per
cent! bonds. wonW eifclinngo them for a.3
) percent. Iwonty-yearbond. This wouirt
1 enable them to do business without a constant
sense ol apprehension overhanging
? them, and also give to tho finances ol the
country, so far as regards National bank
? circulation, a condition of stability not now
: possessed.' 1:
Wo uotico in the debates in CongrcBS that
i this element of weakness and uncertainty
. in the llnanclal situation was strongly
brought out by Mr. Flower, of Xow York,
: who culled, uttentlon to 1 tlio. wet thnt
while the bill to extend the expiring char'
(era of (ho bankfi was a valttuble hill, yet II
H needed in order .to miiko lt efle'ctlvo the
* passago of 11 bill rtfundlng thotJJ per cents,
* or at least A portion of tliemj'ut JJ per cent
a Such a bill has ul ready passed tlio .Senate,
11 lie pointed otit Ihe fact that unless the
r three und a halfs, which aro now in the
1 slmpo of a call loan, aro refunded with
0 threes they will bo called iu and puid olf
0 ho rapidly us to extinguish a good many
'* banks which hold them. lie said:
1 "Kvcri U this bill is passed other Xcirlala
I- tion will bo necessary, or wo will Unci ouro
solve: curtailed of $11,000,000 of natlonul
bank currency by tlio last call of bonds expiring
August 1. 1 call upon the other side
11 of tho House to present some report bey
sides this in order .to > meet tbo dllllculty
o that w ill bo upon us by tbo Jet day of Atinustnext.
Otherwise when September and
October and November como you will ilnd
l' a money panic, ami I do not want you tc
y clinryo that upon this sido of tbo House. I
n l> *liovo that a tbrco per cent funding bill
should bo passed by which tbo Secretary ol
the Treasury would be allowed to fund all tin
u bonds of the United States now due at tlirei
g per ccut, giving to this one who secures the
i] tirst now bond the right to the longest bond
I think that is the way out of the difliculty
and the only way to prevent a large con<
ie traction of the currency. Of tho threo and
o one-half per cent extended bonds $1.1,500,i\
000 havo been taken as a basis ot cireulation
by tho National hanks tlmt have beer
chartered within the last year or year and
w a half. Of the circulation of this country
it SJ-10,000,000 is dependent upon IkjihIb pay?r
able at the option of tho Secretary of th(
J Treasury. Now, that is no way in wliitl
to leave"tho currency of tho country, am:
I call upon the gentlemen on the other side
10 of the House?wJUlo wo are willing to voU
for this bill with proper restrictions? tc
preseut us a funding bill which will plact
our .curroncy and tho business interests o
j. tho country upon a ilrtn and satisfacton
j basis. _____________ v*
Ohlo-Tlie Next Governor.
'0 Tho Bohemian, of Columbus, Ohio, has
o this to say under tho head of "The Cuya
? 1...... T?l.tl it..
'1 11U?? UJUUKOUUIU IUU I1IHU WUU Ilk. Hit
[J lust canvass in that Stato ran nearly J>,00(
votes ahead of Governor Foster:
n An exchange remarks that tlio friends o
Q. State Treaaurer Turnery want him to rnr
for Congress up in the Cleveland district
x' Not all of Mr. Turney's friends in thai
J* sectiou desire him to bo a candidate.foi
jf Congress. A majority of tliem, joined b\
u Republicans over tho entiro State, want
him to wait for better things.
u They think that next year the Kopubli
i- cans will have to select a .man of unusua
Q popularity in order to bo elected .as the
H candidate for Governor, and that no com
mon man, or any man who has points o:
attack, will do, as ho would surely be de
. feated by a .united Democracy iiarpinL' 01:
' the Smith Sunday law, tho Pond law, am
> .various other things.
i They argue that Joseph Turney is the on
j* ly man who can lead the ltepublicans o
m Ohio, out of the wilderness in ISSu. ami
,q point with prido to tho niuguiticcnt rur
that he mode in 1S79 and again in J SSI foi
. Treasurer,-on both. occasions running fa
ahead of hit} ticket and leading Gov. Fos
tor.
,r The Cleveland boys, and friends all ovei
it tho State, claim that tho Cuyahoga blacksmith
is tho mart to rally the voters, earn
j the color?, and again plant the Republics
banners in the Gubernatorial olfice in 1S&J
8t ?
re Ik the "envious Casea" were in New
jd York now he would tind the rent he mad)
,r very small compared with somo demandet
by real-estate owners.?Lowell Courier.
ie
5 RBBBE9
3-11" IS REMEDY
* |uHipaB|| ;?r
j; [UjaiAffl RHEUMATISM,
it I ip * % ? neuralgia
;; OT^II ,
I iWi LUMBAGO,
" I I? I G-oxj-r,
l9 I IjJpWiiU J| SORENESS
3 J Wnril cj T)
-i it |j|pD3w sore THROATj
t ' I L^IUiffiGHj J QUINSY,
y ! SWELLINGS
S- i i '|j 1 OlMlillilillllini) j{ M
0 I 31 Ifliii, .JM SPBAINS,
A ; I f urf|| FROSTED FEET
U 5 ' P i wj *TO
y : Jill IfenJIfat!,,,. fl?| | EARS,
1 3- , 51 I Btrniira
0 UiMlll acA-Tuzya,
a BU tafifMljhnt
^ HUU) J iyj tooth, EAR
1 olg^'l | headache,
: ALLOM FAll!!
- Ml life .ACHES.
I- No Pr?r*r*tlon on eirih eijotit St. Jacobs Oh. m * sir*,
scnt?,iiurtK tad ciiiur Kxtornnl Atrial ontslli
0 f'Ht tii? ?mp*ratiTsl/ triflin* entisy of-W CX.H5. en* ovtr?
out lufferlugwilU p?la oa hm cUwp and poiilira frocfol
:t IM claim, jjiRtCIIO.NS IX XLEVJtX LANUUAUE3.
S010 K ALL D8UQGISTS ADO DEALERS IN MEDICIHL
s A. VOGELER & CO.
l( Baltimore, 3[tl? V. 8. JL,
' TBAYELEUS' GUIDE,
3 ?? i ,)V '
0 MPAItTPRg OFTItAIKR?WBBBMNO T1MH.
8 fel I' ..I : -I- - i i
B.AO. K.R 10:65 8:50 5:85
1 Cent. 0. Dlr 9:30 1:30 13:50 11:15 ^
\ C-AO ,1:10 \ i'M
1 a.m.
s C1ot> it Pitts. 6:00 10:40 2:10 J 1:53
P.,C. A81.L.- 8:27 6:32 6:27 1:22 4:17 ViS
. SiT> V' * W I'-M vSt0 71:03
8 _ arrival of tk.unv.
t Sun
? . ^ . day' -A.M. p.m. r.sx.
' B. & 0. R. R .... 12:15 i;45 2:30
Cent, 0, Div G:10 10*50 *6:40
W.,P. 4B. Dlv 11:20 T&Cft &25
t Clov. A Pitta 11:221 5:48 %*57 18*2,."
s a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. i*. m p w
P., 0. A St. L.. 10:37 7:52 &37 20:87 S.'W 7-12
i - ?v.. riMi
U.. T. V. A WJ H 10:301 2:301... | S7:15l
' t Dailv exeunt cuxiOny.
1 . * ?iCttVnvmo AccornmodftUon.?Thli trnJn dur1
l"8d?y ]?^;,?rt ?r<l nnil forward liciwecli
Martin nFcrryrindU;luiro; itoppltiKwhuurequired
5. Sni oivcVui'll. W"' Wheollsj
" f Mawdlou Accomiyodatfoa.
s "ryHEEUNa AND EL51 GROVE It. R.
Oil anil nfter SATURDAY,'APRIL 8th, cars
- on tho Whcriin?aj)<l -KJm (;rovo Railroad tvffl ran
> " .?l1,07 5,cfw wi'1 ?v^. ?cliy (comer Eleventh
J and Market Btrvoitj, and SUmm'w at
I S *. ;io.aJ A.-x. i'jo r.?. . o -.s? r. st.
7:W " , 11:00;" 3;00 " 7.00
r ?? 11:10 ?f? ' 7:10 "
I ' S:,? ' 1~'J0 P. Jf. '4-J0 :t 8:20
0 00 J' '1:00 &QC , ?*. : fcOO " .
i " I <1 HO;.'!) fiMO " 0.40 "
I excoputf..,... v,,. JAtJ. KLfcLKU, f |
RPrb Superintendent, I
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TyANTBD?A LAJtGE ICE-BOX OK
T T a Common Beer fooler, nt woe, .at the St.
JunwIIotrl. . r.y- v? , tr\y\"
\TTANTED?YOUNG LADtES AND
T T , gentlemen tdluirathoBilllw'.ollHhtltiBi,
Trtitralt* or ln?asc<pc<. 'full'lnatructions ilron
lor thoMnail *ura i>l one dollar: remain In the city
one week only. Cull between U a. m , to tt p. u . nt
>o. 44 fifteenth ftnet. :ny}7*
Q.KEAT BAIIGAIK IN A PIANO.
An elegant 7^ Hun-wood I'lnm, ctjtnire UirouRh>
tin, oi n uncuy uwciojh iiiiuu, aim wanamcu
for ftvo yean, to bo laid at a Rreat_iacriflcc,.-for
region* which will bo entirely wtlsfoctory to tho
' purehfMcr. Call ftnJ examine. J '
myl7 ' ' ' WILSON A TUUMKH.
Ol'EN.
I havo newly llttwl ami fiimUhed my Ico
Cream l'arlor, making it tlio hamlwmcat in
tho city, which Is now open to tho public.
Also, Imve n full ntul Ann ?tock of 'Confbc>
lionerlea. t'/ilJ or >)jone
... THOMAS F. HAYMAN,
1 rn'yl? 1012 Main atrcot.
' glHD CAGES.
BRASS Blltl) CAOW,
JAPANNED Ulltn CAGR'.
! WOOD 111 HI) CAOKS,
Tho largest ?tock and greatest apartment In the
1 city, at tho llnrdwuroand Hoimo 'Furnishing 8toie
, of Nl?lim\k BKO.,
1 my17 1312 Market 8' rout.
PirrsnuuGii '& sr. louis , nr> ?
PACKET LINK.; The elegant
Steamer... i.....!. ilUCKEYE STATE
Will lento lVtiMinjr SUNDAY, Mar 2I??,
- for Louisville, Evatuvlflo, l'adueah, Cairo and bt.
I 1/iu l?.
For freight or paswao apply to
' CAPT. COC/LSON,
iny!7 Ht.James Hotel.
PICNIC?TO BE GIVEN BY COLV
Mill A LODGE. No. 2. A.'A.s I. tk 3. W. at
Now Fafr droiiuifr, wheeling Island, SATURDAY,
i MAYtfth.lwi. Everyeffort will bomado to ren?
[ der tlio occasion one ol pleasure and amusement.
Ar*augenienu havo boon mado with steamers C. Y.
Luca*. We.t Wheeling Ferry and i.ltllo Anna to
ftirnUh lniflnnnrtiitloiuit miiid-it Mtr?. Tn inn?mitiI
i ult,Vvo corJlnjly Invito you tocotnoundenjoy yourj
sclvt*. . my!5i
? Q.KAND EXCUltSlOX,
VIA D. S:,0. It. It, TO
Mountain Lake Parle,
On the top of the Allegheny Mountains '.'.TOD feet
nbovo Kit level, midway between OAKLAND and
DKs.lt PARK, MD. ThU excursion Is arranged fur
tho convwilcuco o/ those who dcslru to purchaw:
lots 011 which to erect Cottaucs. The wile of choice
of lots will takoplaciion THURSDAY, MAY 18th, at
11 o'clock a.m. Until and Including that dateonly
lota will b? Mold at from SlOO to f-W i each. "Excursion
Tfr fee's rati bu had at all principal htatlons
on II. A O. U. R. at 2 eenti per mile. Rood from MAY
l&lhtototh. ltoard and Lodging furnUhed to excunflonUta
i?t reduced rates. Maps and circular!
giving full particulars furnished on application ti
C. p. MAfinKN, President, or J. M. DAVIS, Sacrlnto
ndent Oakland. Md. tnylUiuw
pUimTURE AXD CARPETS.
Wo have tho largest and most rolcct stock in om
line over broiiKlit to L'cntro Wheflllnir. eoiislittn*m
' fine Chamber and Parlor Suits,
And alaigelluoof
Carpet*, Oil Cloths and lVJuiIoTr Shades,
1 Which wo will sell ?>s low us goods of like quality
- can be boughtln the market. Call and bco ua ana
get our prices aud you will buy of qs.
UNDERTAKING
Promptly and carefully attended to, day or night
Telephone No. C8. Calls answered at all hours,
f WM. XIMv & SON,
j fvfl r.or. MarVrtftmlTwtwtY-?m>n?lK>ii.
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF,
r Compare AwcU,l&S2,
r n i i r i a
Mutual me insurance uo?
OIT NEW YORK,
Ju round numbers..,.*..... 80 1,000,00(1
New York Life . 47.OjO.OCl
New Kiiglanil Mutual ltl,00U,(XK
i'vnu Mutual ...... 7,00u,WX
Mutual lteuelU tt.OOO.WX
In ratio of uiftfiitKcmcnt cx petite* to total iucomc
| for 1882, compare the*
Mutual Lire Jus. Co., of X.Y., t) 1-10 per ct
with the
[ NVw York Life W 210 per cent
| New England Mutual JS 910 . "
I'enu Mutual ;.IT? 4 to "
| Mutual Benefit - 10 M0 '
\ Which nre the Lowest ltates i
. Annual Premium for uu Insurance of SI,POO, age 515,
Mutual Life Ins. Co., or X.Y. - - $22 4'J
New York Life... ...'. $26 :if
, New England Mutual "JJfiC
I'enu Mutual.
Mutual'Keuvilt : i!t> C(
i ur uuivr L-omrunsoiiH Hnu lwortnauoii. call at
I'CTJfltbON'S AGKNCV,
, . wyl5 1160 Main Street.
j JjiOR SALE.
Lot 42, east side Chapline street, below
. Twenty-fourth street.
5,000 acres Timber Land in Ferry connty.
Tennessee.
100 acres two and one-half miles from IJel
ton, Marshall county, W. Va.
W. V. HOGE & IiRO.,
fj'2i 1300 Market street
WALL PAPER!
Just opened this week another new slock ol
all kinds of
paper Hangings, Borders, Dados
AJVD FREEZES
of the latest design3.
Also a full Hue of
Cloth and Paper Shadings.
Inspection of my stock Invited.
j03hl3st ifikeeideij,
; nn-n linn main street.
advertise ADVERTISE
ADVERTISE ? m, ,
Afg DAILY INTELLIGENCER,
advertise " '
1 __ asd
i
advertise mAJB3E MONEY j
; _1 WISE
ADVERTISE DEAIEKS
; ADVERTISE ACKNOWLEDGE
ADVERTISE THK
ADVERTISE ^IDYi^TAGES.
ARISING
ADVERTISE
m f80*
11 advertise
I ___ ADYERTISING
advertise j5 t11k c0ldkn8 of.a,
advertise WIDELY CIRCULATED
advertise NEWSPAPEll,
bv tpjub
advertise
- CONTINUED PATRONAGE.
advertise
advertjsk Joy-Do uot order Printing
? of any character until prices
advertisl . |jeen : obtained at tho
"t" dait.v t to-n'vn-^-w
ADVERTISE - ^ u n u x. n
'"SjfLl i STEAM JOB PRIS'TISfl
ABVHtilSK OySliqEt''!;" ;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
' EASTERN DRY GOODS STORE,Marshall,
Kennedy & Co.,
XllO 3vIA.IISr ST.
BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK I
NO. 1-S1X 1'1ECE3
ail IIIAAI niiPAif tipstr
ALL WUUL UHtM Utllt,
45 inches wide; 55c u yard; cost importer
75c a yard.
NO. -?SIX 1'IKCKS
ALL SILK BROCADES
$1 00 u yard; would bo cheap at $t 75.
NO. 3-TifRBB CASES
.Madras Ginghams,
Including
nrurnriifo a am nt&iTA&ir
ntnrntwattMJOAMUM
Which >vo havo placed on our counter n
10 cents a yard.
Now is the Time to Make Your PurcliusoH
MARSHALL, KENNEDY & GO.
l!LAi;i( GOODS A SPECIALTY
wylis
^lotHJNG--J.BRILLES.
urn nanm fwrtppir"
m NAM & Intel:
J. BRILLES
I
THE SQUARE DEALING
1 '
One Price Clothier
WARTS YOU BEFORE YOU BUI
To look at our l'ieco Goods.
To look at our Scotch Cheviots.
To look at our Cnsctiiert'fl.
To look at our Silk Mixed Heather.
To look at our Worsteds.
To look at our Cloth.
i To look at our Crepe and Tricot.
To look at our Punts Patterns.
COIVEE AISTO^SES
Coiuo anil see our Ready-made Clothing.
Come and see our all Woolen Suits.
Conic and see our Cheviot Suits.
Come and see our Diagonal Suits.
Come and sec our Worsted Suits.
Come and see our Middlesex Flannel Suits
( Come and see our Mixed Suits.
i Come and see our Light Pantaloons.
; BUY
I ~ "
liuy your Youths' Suitfe from Brilles.
' Buy your Boys' Suits from Brilles.
Buy your Scliool Suits from Brillcs.
Buy your Children's Suits from Brillcs.
Buy your Kilt Buits from Brillcs.
Buy your Fine Shirts /rom BriJles.
Buy your AVhlto Vests from Brillcs.
Buy your Neckware from Brillcs.
J". BK/HLXiBS.
1 J. Brillcs lias the Largest Stock.
J. Brillcs hns the Best ilado Goods.
J. Brillcs has tho One Price System.
J. Brillcs hits the Finest Salesroom.
.!. Brillcs has tho Nicest Furnishing Goods
J. Brillcs has tho Latest Stvlea.
J. Brilles has the Chcaprat"Goods.J.'Brilles
bos One Price Only;
ALSO
We Keep?Rubber Goods in nil varieties!
Satchels in Solid Leather,
i Umbrellas in Silk and Gingham.
Collars an.l Cutis in three nn<
four ply Linen.
Kid, Lisle Thread and Berlii
Gloves.
Silk, Linen and Cotton Handker
chiefs..
Silk, Lisle Thread, British am
Fancy Half Hose.
Lisle Thread. Gauze, Loco am
Balbrigan Underwear.
1158 jVIain Street.
inylU ' . .
DRUGGISTS.
IT IS MISERABLE ECONOMY
To destroy your btomncli with tho chpnn Alurr
linking Powders. brcnii, List ?fc Co 'n KXtJKLSIOl
liAKltNu PoWDER w puro and wholcsowe, iirnl
cost* tho consumer but a tiltlo more ihnn the dvg
pepsin producing article. Bold by the best dealers
und by
LOGAN A CO.,
DruggUts, Bridge Corner.
A TIMELY WARNING;
Purify your Collnrn, Swore, 81nks, Ac., and Iccc]
HWHy UIschso, Tho bent and chcupwa disinfectant*
in the market sold by
LOf*A*N <fc CO.,
*yiU68""', uuugu V^KUCI.
DON'T DEPEND ON YEN NOR,
Rut call amrbuy one of our cheap Thermometer/ 01
Stom Glawf, and ken your own weather Uible.
\>o have ftlwt Dairy Thcrmometert, L'hamofg Skinj*.
Tttrklth Tmctls, ttponga, dr., at remarkably low
prices.; ,
LOOAN & CO.,
royfi tiriigrtou. Bririco Comer.1 r
JS^EW GOODS ~~ '
Opened. This Week.
So quires French Tissue Taper in assorted
shades.
12 dozen ladles1 and Gents' Pocket books Jn
medium and tine leather.
G dozen Cotton and Grass Hammocks from
$1 00 to $2 tO.
20 pair JCehoe's Indiau Clubs, /row S to 10
pounds.
Big lot of Roods will ho opened next week.
Mall orders promptly attended to.
Stanton & Davenport,
royia iaui .makkki- biKKhT.
POSTERS. HANGERS, CARDS. ETC.,
in style* that cnn't bo bc&t, at the Dally Intelligencer
JobOtflcc.
% pnr ooods-oko. ?. taylor.
BONN'ET
SILKS!
There being numerous inquii
ies for a belter grade of Clac!
' Silks liiaii are usually kept, w
liaye, in order to supply Hi
want, purchased a liiic of tli
' DAnnM i
I wiuuiaiou UU1IU CI Oll&S Ull lenil
enabling ns (o sell tliem as loi
as they are retailed in any mai
ket, Customers wanting to se
this make of. Silk will pleas
I ask for tiie Boim'et,
Geo. R. Taylor
PARASOLS,
'Sua Umbrellas
Fresh Arrivals Every Few Days,
' SUITINGS!
i
' Small Checks, Stripes, Bro
cadet! and Plain, in Fabri
i suitable for the Season
and of latest importations
EMBROIDERED
?DRESSES?
IN SDK'S VEILING AND CASH
MEItED INDIA. VERY
DESIRABLE.
,0@e> I. Taylor
i 1
]
' Summer
Dress Hoods
i STRIPED AND BROCADED
GRENADf ISIES
HUN'S VEILING,
CAMEL'S rlASB GRENADINES
Lace
Gsn. I. Tavinr
a titu uw^u^ai
ELEGANT SILKS
' ; - ' > N
Wp, shnw this fiwiiu
AZ.V WA1V II bmu MJL/1 111?
the most elegant assort
hi if Ricl torn
'V". ' . '
Stripes, and Morie Francais
ia Black and Colors,
we m ever oiiered
Geo. R. Taylor,
apr27
DRY OOODSi _J
\ STONE & THOMAS,
| 1030 Main Street.
1
Second Stock orSpi-hii; ami Summer
? DRESS GOODS
c
JUST RECEIVED.
e
Kmbraclng full lines of BLACK AND
g COLORED
s SILKS, SATINS,
i
AND IVIOTirES.
a SUMMER SILKS, SURAH
6 ANI) rOILLES,
Hhudiimo's Groundincs,
Laco Huntings,
Novelties, Ciisltmercs,
U Sat in Itayes,
AVhito Goods,
Embroideries, etc,, olc.
OUR STOCK OF
5 Carpets and Rugs
I EMBRACING"
VELVETS
BODY BRUSSELS,
Tanrnrivt/ __j mnniu;
a lArtoinr aim muitAire,
Is not Surpassed by any in the City, in
Quality or Prices.
CURTAINS I
Oil Cloths and Lace Curtain Goods in full
Stock.
" All STAPLE GOODS will be Sold as Cheap
as in any Market.
^ One Case of Garner's Best Percales
| At 12}? cts CASII. A Great Bargain.
' Jfo Trouble to Show Goods.
" STONE & THOMAS,
ni>r2t
. NEW GOODS !
) "
OUR STOCK OF
[. SPRING m SiWR
GOODS
*
is sow con rum:
In. [All Departments.
! B A. SPECIALTY.
;A Full 1.1110 ol tltc Coleliniled
0
BONN'ET and 6INKET"
) Makes, Much Under Value,
I S '
) ;
' f.? '<
Call aiul Examine (Qualities and '
Pricos.
!;ym+'K^' ' ^\
Onssrn O Pnnri-n ?
mm a mm, \
., - j,.. . i
i o
1133 Main S t.
"PrM - :Jy', :j
Machine over Invcuted. Will kjilt a Sr of & 1
lW wlth hecl nnd too commute, in 'i minutS^ii
will aUo kiilt u ljrw. variety cf fnncy work for wl. f.-h
thcro ti Hi way* a rejuir market. Kend for
and tcrmatotho TWOMBLY KNITTING SLnHri*
CO.. 409 WulUagton etrect, Boatoa.Mai
_ election notice.
Countj Elcctk'i: I-on-. t
simp jjjEs^ss!
At a mooting of Uio Itourd of Commlwloncra
Ohio County, field onMonday ihcatiutay of Miv
1MJ, tliu follow lug nutiuu wm hud, aud oult
adopted aud uiado. vl*: , , ?
tuo Hoard of Cummlnloncti of tho County i
Ohio, deeming it desirable tti?t the County of Oh I
ihould atiftraprlttif, by iuUyJpIIvh to tbo c*j/ li
iU?ck of tfto a hccHngf l'itkmbufjr c horluktg
Kultwuy?ompuiiy, n corporation uflderin* laws i
vrat vlralnln. thenum of Twenty f houiwml Dolto
(i.HJ.WW.W), to aid ill tht* cotimructlon of wild coir
uiuy'a rr.llioiul, to be ooliMruof^d In mid ui'Hf Ml
(ouiity. the Htarilof fojuililMdut r 4f Oulp
Uotli now direct ami order that avotu bo t/tKcfi I
mid county upon'the question of h tubicilptlon I
iho Mid iVuuty. of ublu to tin- cupit 1 atock of 41
Wheellne, I'^fctrsbuwA ChKrlcatwr RriiwaicVm
tuny, oi tlio sum of Twenty Thounmid Oolla
(fAi.OOOUO). 8?M HubM3rii?tlou to bo |?dd In t?
wujtfii*bonds 'of1 Mid'cumity,'biv?rMK lniurt*6i
tlio nilu of -ik.nprccutum j?or annum and rt-tJeeii
ablo wllhlhtwority-nvo yeanl,* uirtli 0s Board mo
Much voto shall bo inktmuphn'thcfiu&llin afor
wild ut thouMial votlnjr plnce# In ?>ld county, ut
special election which U beveby ordered to butniu
and held for the purj?o?oon
Silliir?lny9 tlio lOlli Day ?r Juno, 168:
if. fehvun!*, John Koiinoy and K. Fry; ?co he ret
Rppoln ted CoinmMi)nere of Mid election ut th?j V/
Iiik place In Mid county, ut the Vlyllnnt 'Kngft
Houm', In Washington district.., ?
li. Ortti, 1\ Kolmer and H. Ifiiunn. nro hereby u
pointed Uoimutofouer* olwdd election At the voUi
jihioo in hit Id county, ut Fulton, In niwhlnxton dl
Jt. it. Gillespie, 11, V, CrUwcU and lluch MqOa'
nro hereby rtjHH)!nted Commissioner* of khI?1 elc
Hon at tho voting plaoo In tuld oounty? on WhwHi
IMatid. ln-Mudbiondlitrlct.
a. K. Whcnt, M. i*oiV?ck and T. II. LoKftni'it
hereby niiiKiiukHl CommlHslonumof.? idolcotlou
tho ruthm i'luco In mM comity rttlhoHctoM >??,
Matkot House, In M?dton-district! iij ^ iJ
M. itcllly, W. F. l'e tenon una Jolm Clator, a
hereby app luted Comini??!oiior* of Mddtlet'ilon
tho voting place in said county, at tho Court lioUf
ill clay dial let. '
auk. Ooerlug, K. C. Jefleri and It. Crawford, n
licroby npttolnlod?uinniMonei* of mid election
he voting placo in mild county, at tlift' Atlantic L
ulnt> llyiiw, Ju rnJon district. ?
John Vogler, Sr., T. II. UollHtftnd Win. My Iran
lioreby appointed Cotnmimloncrft of wldviertlon
iho voting placo In mil coumy,aUhu Unarua Ho
HoUMj,in Centredintrict. '
S. Clark, J. M. Todd and U II. Cm/eo. arc, here 1
nppoitiied CoumllmloticW of mid election' at tho vt
Inu l?"?co in' Mild cviuity, at tho United.Jingli
llouso, in webster district. ,
Thomas McCrcody, \V. n, Handlim and Jol
ltrown ore hereby appointed Cotninlftloneni of wt
election at voting place in Mid county, &t tl
homaof Lewis Amiiui, in Kltchlo duplet-: , f
J. H. Uftrvln, It. CrUwcll and John Ilowman n
hnwln'f!ninn?l?Mlmu,n< (if Nlld olfCllon
tlio voting placo lu witil county, m Bethlchet
Adam*'SchoolHouse, Iti Jlltchlc district "
John HolfeuUmo.AndruwVaiico and L. >\hcel
aro hereby upiuintcd ? oinuilsslonera of election;
the voting pfoeo In ?iM comity, at I'rcdtict $o:v
nt tlio houseol Frederick lllcr, InTrladelphltiilj
WfVlcjr Uoblnron, Alex. MoCouti and. Jarnc* p|
1mm me hereby iippoutcd, Commissioners of mi
ek'illotiHt the voilnj: place in uild cnuiUy.at I'<
.clmt No..', nttho Uouio of iVcalcy. llobliihoii, Ti
'ndciphladistrict. " '' ,
Joseph L JktlUion..Geo. NVpoda and >v lHltv
Jjciitl g?rare hereby a pointed I'oinmwiouerin
said elccUon at the votlQK place In said county.
Precinct .No. il. nt the School House near Leu tin;
wood, In TriiuiolphladUtrlcu " .
Wiu. Uu.?ton. K. ;S. UlllUniKOii and ItanoD.iv
i?ru hereby nppofnted'CominfsiIoncni of aifdelc
tlonut th? voting place in Mid oouniy, at 1'recln
No. 1, ut the huua?of Win. Bcagley, In Liberty di
trlcl. " ' "
H S. Jacob, Jloroeo JUd/rcley and Jmr.cs Dixon a
hereby appointed Comnilstlonurs of wddclcctlo
at the voting i?l?ov In wild county; at l'ltclnct N
_?, at the liousoof William lrylue,.in Liberty dl
j. C. Kurla. Jitmc* arcrnraruon and Imnc Sttfddt
nro hereby appointed commissioners of snia felt
tiount thovoting plaroIn ?aici cotikjty; ut prtcin
No. 3, ut the house of Gibson*# heirs, in Liberty d
trict. . . tu tf? to
Win. North, sr., Eugene Rldgelcr nnd JoJin Tn
pin ure hereby appointed coinmlsfclohcru'6f'ki
election at the voting place in sold county.-at ?n
chio.t No. 1, uthichluiid school house, at Rtcklai
dMriet. '* ' ? ' i
A. I). Garden, A .. J. McColloch nnd Ebenczcr il
Gee, are licrtbj- appointid cpinmlssidhcw'of st
election nt tho voting place In btld county, ut pi
clnet N'o. 'J. ut Glen's Run school house, in Itlc
land district. ' >.* <
And it Mmll bo tho duty of said comin|i>sIone
hereby appointed for each of (mid voting putc
uforeiald lo cause such voto ami j>o'l. 10 bu take
iind t*?take the Mine, and to as^rtalu the rest;
thereof ut iho :voting places In kilfl'county; fi
which theynro annotated commissioner. And il
said voto and poll at cach' of said votiug nlac
shall be taken on tho day and year i nftinaaiu, in
the result OKX'rtalatd and ccrtiiiod according
the ngulaiIons prescribed byluw- fori&certaiuh
and certifying the election i l school ollie-rs.
Tho ballots used at saM election slinli hui
written or. printed oil them cither: the w.jrrta.Vi't
Ssnluscrlrdfoh/'or the.words "N'oKubrcrlptfon.','
The <:lcrk of roitl Hoard sliatl cause as inUny cA
ics of this order to be written or printed as nutyj
necessary for the in,tlee? required hy imv to'be give,
ami the wine. MiJdClerk shall lorthwllh:,po
qnoof *nld copies in n contfulououstiluco In hlfii-tih
and deliver!lie ot!ier-tt>piu?-to the ShorllFof tl
comity ot Ohio, .who shall .forthwithnosi one <
said c.-nle? in u cmiRplcuoua place at everyplace1
VOtltlfflct tllC6?WttHtnty,.(; r > /;
An<i U Ih further ordered that a copy of this ordi
be published In the dally pnpers uhtliKulrt el+i'tlu
lu. the following, jiuwepnppre jimhlUhtd to. gal
county: The idly Wheeling ItrgUicr. tlio"Pidl
viieollncLMELUOE.NCJtit Hiid.tlie Dully Whet-lii;
VollMatZ
'A Copy?Tested11' ' ''V.-,;:.n>ninj
ROBlUtT B. W0OP?,
my 9 ' CMc o! Ihe Hoard 0/ Com in I vI/wcts
SPRING RACES.;
" ISSi-SWUNU MEETING." ?
West Virginia Exposiiioi
AXD" '; '/ ' "
STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION,
. i.,w v^KHBBWKO,,ji!y^",'!i 'si?,:
Hair M ile Track
. , < II , , )nr'(v :t 1
Wednesday, Thursdays Friday aw
Saturday.1 "1 '
ttitihnif. /Jibuti1
.JUlNJfi7,8, t> and lO.
. . . .1- r>Ui>'? i nil ;
Pui'ses, !><3,GOO.OO
FROGKAJVCMIBj
Entries clofc.Miiy
Iln-tDa)'?June "Hi;
L'I*iir*e,SlC(j/ i'iCO cIieji l'lr-U f'-XOssecoad, Sia
third, SCO; fourth 540..
2. rurs-e. S000. 'iW cliuiS. First, S25C; second, 811'
.third, 575; fourth, SoO.
Second l>iiy?Thurs(lnyvJnu'e Silu
3. rui*c. $m 2:30 clas?. Pint, $250;'sotbud,'811'
' thrld, 575; fourth, S'lO. I..> */'? jcj-j i j
4,.1'ano $ tOO.iAlio clam i'ncirs. 'First, &Qfciicconi
?100: third, S00; fourth, S10. , , ; j
5. rurfi?,fc!M). HutmlnK,.mIloh'oftl8, tfrn Jl. Flit
S10'1; second, SiO; third, 8d0; fourth, S'20. < J
Third J>/i y-^Fritlaj;?Ju no tli .3 rt'( i
C.FUTM .8400*>2:35 rihli - Fluty WOj MCtmd, 10(
third. iHO; fourth. 510. . )
7. Pui>c.$l00.; Horse* owned in Ohlo'cohnty, nn
.never (havlnw. iroiud fur jiu>ii<yv.Kirf{,f$i<
. . tecond, SiS^ihlrd.Slo; fyurthjitO,, ^
FoiirUi Day?.Saturday,'Juiic tOlli.]i
S. rnrw, S2W .Hunnius, mild heals, 2 in n. , Fire'
' 4700: ftvondi SoO;'iliinJI &0; fourth;$201 .;
O.-J'uw?.1 S'OO vKreo- for,-ail". Fiat, S-W; tccohi'
. i\X>) third, $75; fourth. $30. i., ,r10.
l'ursc: $400. 2:i'i eluii. First! $100; second; ;U(
thhrt;S60;-fourth; 8t0.;-i. -1-Ji i
CONDITIONS.?The nlipve mccs.to bo mlle.henU
3 in5; in harness, ixccptitig Noi* 6 and 8.* To b
governed-bytlsc ruU.s Undi?rcgnlatlon?' of tho N.i
lionaVTrotituit A>focla.ilon. ais amended,l-'obnum
IbSZ, tn tries cIo?c May at It o'clock, 1In
thCtfcerei'ary'trotttce.' Fritnnicc fc'u." 10 jier cunt 1:
pum Four entries required to till and three', t
BtarL. A horse dlhtHthlug tnc field, or any i?ni
thereof, will receive but one' money.)' Address a]
communications to the 8(crctiu^V^. .
.GEO; a TISC'tKEccretarj; >*? *
i"8 '8: 2".' '
Fall Sleeting State fivlf ?nd deposition,&KPTEM
BKIUl.'U. IX11,15 and 1G. " ,
OcntennlHl bny, H V? URDAY;'8EPTEMBBR 16Ui
'tttfTSlJCeehesby- distinguished'Orators on 8atnr
Jay, 16th.; : I ;r,'.
JUST llECEiyED.1'' '1;. ' '! .***' .
rrM I3 PAU.LOK'PAPEB
' 1 V ytn * >'r'' ,
c?ilfi?e; Ueuo [ li.ioiis.!
4.1?b illl tho T.ntest St^tfrs of G'Or.n/'Piiivn
mid Mip.V CHiMNGl'AI'RIC.' '
The lurKCSt stbelr'mnV frJ'-itKw.'JjtX.i
:I?Ccity. ~
TO
' '. ' ' J. r< > t -1 r; i.. ( ? i nj ,r!
: inyll . ;,Ko. 'SQ .TvrclfUi atm-t.
SEXLJCI) 1PROPOSALS!' '"iJ; -1
-fi'Mf. r-t:,-r, ?" '
s OrKicn a w
Bo?r.n or Coi[jiis?mrti:?,'hnioC!oiikTV. A
Ujixluu, W,V.u.M?yS.liS2./
II kIm be ro? l*ol at IUI? un
... .. ^ faf tUo follow! tr
Mrtiitir lV"it() (loiiooii MiorrCri'fV, between It'
\2ivl. ift 'rtl><Ani'of??H?<nl; R'liHlf ml cj
iKi*'? un,'"<:W- *l'provlm?tol?\ ; ?000.. cubic
MnUtictWfrtriJ), ]nr>v>ro(.'L-ui!jl mMJ. mcic.i b/tiu,
required from all biaucr^
rcsirvo tlio rl;?Ixtto rdcct nnv
r > 1 mv I riwo#'?,;mVl .Lo.oiuh^(xj( p.jiJJ
iwulfl (or.work on Hiort Ortot," ,/ 15
Older of tUv ttoatii.
w n V?J C j """EHT'li: UtooM'ClerU.
HvitTii, Engineer, . i. , . .. in,vg
^raAMC';v'''^- J,?
3AIR' BIVCrSHCES.'
A nice Mdtalio Dnisb fot;^5(vln?.)
'w.'Si'iuncHi.s-a'f?
"'J0 It Twelfth Street.''"'
EDUCATIONAL.
: west virbihif university '
KINK department* et itiidyi text ?wu.t. ?* '
pcniM for tmo year /mm J175 to t-W..,.,7;?.
, flbeml, litniouyh, Fall ti'im taiiuVi
7 \m AltfiiilHiiio lH?t Uar
, VVCTt VllT.l;1? ?[?l from ? Bi?l? nffpJJSjx
" VForcnlnlOiniM and otlicr Informntlon.. ,
. the Aeltim l*rc?l(lei)t, 1). 11. l lhlSTuv Ww
jj. .uiwu^y??i.Yjk.. . ' u* '
;;
! rn.?
s ^iis> ^
siss?r ? ? ?
l> Tho m?Klorii laiiB'W||M will form . ,
,: fonttiru ni Uiunchoul. *'or lu'i t?,,.i. ,o.?.ro,n'p*M
?; tlio I1 Inclimlt U1I.UA&' l .;M','t>i
.,1 iiiim.m.x. ^..^igu-. ^
- A SCHOOL FOR tffijjl
Z mCVIUTY, muthkrlycabe, (joot) ?,,t'
10 1 ING, DKLIOHTKUL LOCATION Wt,
masokaulk cuatan'
? JIT. I)E CJIAXT.il, ACAltf'irv
lv nkait will'.euno, w. v\. '>
wr, ^Tno uiinrroup Tear or th ? well kn#Brt ,
U- foc Hlrln. ntjik'r thocun.uo ol iho
iy trtdoni ojietifi on the l ll&T MO.VfJA V Or sV2,lwb
IIKK ni!>i,unJ uoulliiuio li'ii raimiii, I
l;ii|iiu rrwivod III nil)- tlino III HIC Kulm,
,11 1ln??t>M<losln> to Jiliico IliolriiSuSs.,,
f aws|
s
o, incnO'ot'ftmnle crtntntloii, litc-luillng ih-'Sf WB
lHiwnnsr mni'li'. at trrv ?... ,rln Ifl
ro should Tor lUHtiiloRuc of t!iu I
u- :OlTTHi: VISITATION*
' ' t, i 'L (H IVY I* m
ro tnyl'J Krnr B
?t , ; .
40 BOSINUSS CAKDi^ - |H
jr .JpW^llEB. WOKK& 9
?? JdumUctmm nnrtiililfl, lljlioam I'S
? relSfiSu 00-11, Bcw! :'"'';'?toftoirSa 1
ii. i ; " 'i Ba
a CTJillUFA' 'lIcCOLLOUGiij
lit . ...
. * i?rjrumur mill milium M
ill IlrIc1t Biin?\t>ig*<'-rvclcd cojujilcic in nil tooien Iffl
1. lmi>rovt1munU". AI30 flitid ci Hul
.1 toinpletoon lot,'Wooden bulltlltiKx lratr.nl itj Kv&j
,1 fitted up In yaid at, work fhop nmt taktu tu ur Hfll
" Mrt unu irrpfljotuiMc friuifi. All it K9
S" {enitlotiHinadeoi. old bulldjiiKM, nnifn valley uj BSi
hky-llKhtHnatllunlarlyKttcnaeil to l?wV*.nimjt?a, Kfl
,i fttid fliielvfnR lined uji oil Bhortnotiit-, More (ruau ??
I? put In ami. slorus altoro'i.: Rwiilwice No, w yj, m
techtn ?trcct funrtvrly occuplcd by Mr. Ikn foitr, Hs
gnop tiuftwr of >'apltol, on Alley lit. uju Km
,, JJ) C. LIST, 3 B., Hj
S PORK PACKER
* Axd curer ot tlio celebrated CUHsTKh iiKATT, W
which Rro now ready and fnrwltit HI
" ? roUJlTKEKTH STRUT. H
Sly 8. C, kt-fluj aro oil branded, "LIjU's ChiiVt,'1 ^
1S' -\XrESTt.VIilGINU STEiNGlL AM H
tr y\ HE^WOIIKS,
S : No. 1731 MAHKET ETREET. WHEEUSO, H
u. Manufacturer :of Stcndl l'late*, Uunilns ii^atU, I
Steoi auunnf, Rubber Stamps hihI J'uae |*uui Ml
if. Sails ctigmvfnl to order. PostofllcoMarklngSuaa H
id Caneellore ond supplies. Rubber Tyi>e m<l u W9
kinds ol Stencil SrrvplicH. |
ul jylri A. T. CASTQL H
c. ?? WILHELMS
ttcrtby'unnouncetithatbe isready todocllrcni- KB
I). tug on furniture of any kind, carjiel laying, t[- H3
bouterhitf, pu per hanging, carpet cleaning. <Lc.. it. HA
pi Special attention will be i?dd to cleaning ol 'tu
cs curtains. I
n . jalB 1051 Market street. ffttUHe. HB
? J M. CLOGSTON, ~
!? ( DEALER II?
iii Wraiu, Ground Feed, Haled liny, Straw Ju
^ . South Street", Near f-jnrket fctrvut Bridfc,
?' Will v?y the hlglittt market pricc for whin, cm,
iy t??a OlUh M
lr >?rroR?Era.
? rrSTu.! El git.chiii.st,
11, VJf ATTORNEY AT LA*,
si Office with Taylor & litrr,
!0 No. 42 Twelfth Strwi
ic Admiralty and Maritime Ijmaspc<UUr. CcIIfe)I
tlonapromptlyjuHda, j , . :u.'<
.xrr,j.,w,. co\<:dex,
!r TV ATTORNEY AT LAW.
i\ Office, N6! 1222 Cliapllho'St.; Wheeling, W. v?.
[?1 Prompt attention to til hnsim-** I?ttut
%'; T R. COWDEiV,
O ATTORNEY AT LAW.
No. lfc? Chaplliio St.. Wheeling, W. V&. era mm
HAlttflBAL POKWSS,. If
ATTORNEY AT LAW, M
: Qflice,CogtgiaHomo, Wheeling, w. Vr. It:? MB
TAMES P. KOGK11S,
I; Ok ^ fru ATTQKN'KY AT L*W,
? 0.-11. r.- ,vu ol"? i/ian eurjjy
1 Wheeling, vv. yn. ,.
'?. I DANIEL LA.MB,
: - A/ ',n A'n'Om-y AT LAW,
No; 1313 Market street, (over City Baa*,) baling.
w,,Vh., _
' PROFESSIONAL CARfrS.
. ^XEXANDER BONE,'SR.,
' styT&RT vvnuc.ucixsri)GzsnM srs[1
, NESS \Nli RJiALESTATK AGENT.
Loanb noKotlauW, suick* bought mid wW.m
Chant*' and manufacture:*' l>M8opone?l,cxram?
andclo^l,,!; folates settled, noli*, boot nctonffi,
. and rents collected. Hoii^cs rented mid Iw?CoUccUon3
promptly remitted. Admires tr.kfe.
AJ1 biwllifwi corrt>|>oiidunccniiifidenUHllr?tU'iiilil
m to. Scud for circular lo references. 1318 Marks
Htroot, (CroagJe's Mock.) over City Bank, Wheelta
,W.Va. J??.
Q. 0. SMITH,
Ileal Estate, iionil & Sloe!; Kroter. f
' 4 Special nttcuUon given to collecting real* tni til |
> BOuerrtlmounKCBicni o( Uiul totato. >j
' mhl 12^0 Main Mrcet. Whii'llnir. *IpHOMAS
SWEENEY,
Justice of tlio Penco, Notary I*ul)lic and
Ifij'it'i*. General Slushier Agent.
t . . 1142 Cbnplino Street, Squiro Felber's o.d
0(11 oo." .
ft xiPOfdMlSSIOH MERCHANTS.
J ' JOHN M. 1IOON & CO.,
' , lico MAIN STREET,
Tjbalers In Grain, Provisions and 0P.S
: IK CAR LOTH.
.Orders p?ace<l ,/c.r. Iji EjcJwijw ?
I Cliloii^o.'Ncw Yoik nnd UPt.ity.
' U. IJavenpoht, ' 0. U. KficLnffOfi _
>: l!y General. 0! D. KxrIckUiu dk Son, $i?.c1a.
, b. WAVicivpoitr & cv: I
i aOlvEMISSION 1
r Doalorsin Grala, Flour, Reed*, Provision*.
t. i . .and Dried Fruits. 2$
,f n i U7, wahhik^ii'V -r rnir*^
?t PLUMBING GAS AND STEAM FjTTIl^ |
1 ^EiMiiXbTTiTuW'"
irFX/UTVCEEHS, I;
-Gas aid Steam Fitters, |
t -1418 jlurfcct Streot.
- Hcnlinsnuil teiililatlji;:of piiUIe
lugs, (IwoUuiKS ana liicuirta u (pwtaM'
UUM
i ipEOMPSO.S' k HlBBEIil),
1 ; ' WUtTlG'Al, I'LUMBEBS,
* Gas and Steam Httffi
Il( jlHl.'i Market St., )VJiccllugt W. Vfc
DuUcra lu ail kinds of lead, >rwug?t ami i*>t W|
pipes, ifctfcr 'filfyr ali/1 ehJmnty top?,Mw!n.*?
walcr Knugcfc, idpbon pmni*, safety valves, ?
j lubs, kinks,?tc. Solo agcuM for the
ODlsbrated Cameron Steam Pump,
iud Cudofwriters' Uaa Machine. O.-Jen i:?a *country
promptly lillcii.
j^uke Frrru.x,
;Praotical Plumber, Gas and Steam W
" " ',1410 Main street. .
All'ordcrs promptly atK-nrtixl to- lil.
j ' W& HARE & SON,
1 .PiLACTlClh PIVilBllDS. 'GAB AKD
' .? ! ' F11TKW,
'.tl' No. 83Twelfth alnsct.
All wori douc promptly At rcwooahle pntf*
- MfcT;.-. .. ; -trMUS1CAL
OOOr>b>
oiic.vNs, Mj
'ftylw, ii to nuil ujiwnrcl* per
, ixitd tor. lit SUKIB'B ilLelO blUKh, ^aw
MH-et'. Wellington Kail'
\r&v ?i:i octave msuz.?
JLN fir?tquality, warranted ?lx ycaty.""'v,i
i wirnls, nt HiiKlii'S MCri.tf ^IukE, W *
htrcet, Washington Hull. u