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STEAMBOATS.
For PlttHbursrli?The Steamer
Market Boy.
-ITTjhWM. PORTER Master.
JjaaMfcL. B. SCOTT Clerk, j
Will leave Wheeling for Pittsburgh
Moudays, Wednesdays, aud Fridays, at 7 1
o'clock a. m.
Leaves Pittsburgh on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 12 m.
for Irelght or passage, apply to C. H. .
Booth's boat store, or John Crockard, on 1
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.
nN AND AFTER DECEMBER 27th, !
's~s nu^r TvuItik nrfll rnti u fnl
low*, Wheeling time:
EA81B0USD 1RA1S8.
No 1. No 5. No 7. Nol3 j
JjKAV KM. P. II.' A. M. A. M. A. M. j
V heeling bitb 9HJ& ?>:4v 9:15
AKKIVIM AT P. M P. X.
Orafton 9:4.'? IS*' 11:40 5:oU
4. M. P. M.
Keyser I:i0> 4 :lO 3:24..... .
Cumberland lis** 4:5o 4 23
Martiucburg ....... 4:31* 7 S*)j
Washington City... 79:251...,.
Baltimore j 3:4* 10:761
p. M. 4. X.
Philadelphia 1:'A? 2:351
New York t5:loi
NoiTl au>l j <laily. Nos. 7 and 43 daily
except Sunday.
No. 43 mixed train, and. will stop at all
station* between fflitellngand Graiton.
Great Economical Feed for Stock, Reduces
Tost of Feeding One-fourth,
SecurcH Good Appetite, Perfects
Digestion, Clean Skill. Glossy
Coat. Bright Eyes,
' Health,Long Lile.and
Heretofore Cuknown
Vigor.
In u?e t>v principal Horse Rall-oadsin
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
Pittsburgh, and l>y all who value speed,
beauty and health In I heir horses.
GERALD GORDON A CO ,
Patentees and Manufacturers. Phlladel.
phla. New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago.
Agents for West Virginia,
II AN 111 AN <t KIM.ER.
declktgevb 15J2 Main St., Wheeling.
$50 to $10,000 "SJfK
Privileges, and paid StO per cent profit,
How to do tt." a hook on Wall Street
sent free. TITMBRIDGE A CO.. Bankers ?
Wall street, N. Y. juul'sb
C < >M> KM S KD T1M R \JA uu.
I~ tea "'y.j?? ~isaa^a-i
fit ?T'? Tr1"!!- wtMHf jfag
ON ANI) AKTKR NOV. 21, 1X75, TRAINS
will run Daily, (exceptSunday,)as lwllows,
viz:
MVO.U'i MAI!.. CXl'KKSM.
I.KAV K.
i Vila ire ... St'ma.m lo:50 a.m 2:15 p.*.
Hrld|ii't>..rt '1:20 " 11 :oo " 2:55 "
Martin ? < "i :os 44 3:ti3 44
La llrulige. il:4S 44 3:37 44
Hleuheuville 7:21 " I2:u.") p. m. 3:56 44
W c!ls\Hie I4:-*! 44 1 :;t5 44 5:15 44
Rochester *:;>o 44 2 :5m 44 6:05 44
PliiKbugh IU::>3 44
akkivk.
Pitts: rgli 10-35 44 3:40 4 4 7:10 44
All.toll.1 5:55p.M 0:40 44 11 :50 44
Hurt islnirg 11:06 4* 2:10 a.m. 3:45 a.m.
Baltimore 7:35 44 7:35 44
Washington,... 0:02 44 0:ir2 44
Philadelphia...'3:10a.m 7:00 44 7:35 44
New York....^. 6:50 44 10:10 44 10:25 44
Boston 4:5op.m 0:051*. m. s?:05p..m.
Alliance I2A 44 5-90 44
Havenna 1 :17 44 #?44
Hudson 1 :.V? 44 ii:.'.'2 44
Cleveland 2:55 44 7:-'l5 44
Ft. Wayne 12:< 5a.m 2:50 A.m.
Chicago OSM 44 '>:53 44
Accommodation tram leaves Belial re at
4:30 P. m., and arrives at Steuben ville ut
6.-05 p. m.
Special Accomntod ition trains leave
Bcllalre at 9:50 a. nr., and 12:50 p. m.;
Bridgeport In :o5 a. nr. and 1 :?i5 p. in ; arri\ e
at Martin's Kerry ai lo:15a.ni. and 1:15 p.
in. Returning leave Martin's Ferry at
11 :.3o a. in., and 3:lo p. in.; Bridgeport II :40
a.m.,and 3:2" p. hi.; arrive at Bellaireat
11:5> a. in., and 3-t. p. 111.
I'niketsto all punclp 1 points In the
Fast and \\ ?t cue f? procured at the
I'nloii Ticket < utii e in Met.ure House, and
at the station al Bridgeport.
V. H. MYERH,
iiov27 General Passenger A Ticket Agent
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
t'hlldrens Boots
I I'rlccM to Knit
I he Times.
? 1 ? Siioes.wtt h pi o
tectlon toe*. |
We UnnrniiWEl
tef all our
- ? Work.
^ Sell no Shoddy
O'kkI*. (.'ail at J
O'KAXFA Divnr*,
Oct!) \o. :tl Tnclltli Ml.
R 4ILKO ID .TICKETS
Bought, Hold nnd Exchanged to all points '
Kasl and West, at
H. FHANK.'fl
clothing hall,
4? Twelfth Street,
e* Highest prices paid. jv6 !
DeROY & WEILER, |
PAWN IIKOKKKS,
1304 Market St., Wheeling, W. Va.
MONEY LOANED ON
Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Ladles ami '.out*' Jewelry of
all kinds. Onus, Pistols, Clothing and
everything else ol value.
I'n redeemed goods always 011 hand and
tor sah* at about half its value. Ja-lsh
We give notice that all goods In pawn
with us will i>e sold within threed ivs, unless
redeemed or renewed.
Gordon's Food
?F*>K?
HORSE* AMI CATTLE !
I
IMcclinfl jteflistci'. jj
Terms, by Mail, in Advance. j
DAILY REGISTER. j ''
Oue year S8 00 I Three mouths...K 00 e
61* months. 4 00 I One month. 75 I d
TBI-WKIKLT REGISTER. D
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Oue cop^ 00 00 1 g
One copy, 1 yr...<2 001 Fivecoples.lyrf 9 00 j P
Que copy.6 iuos 1 001 Ten coplea.1 yr. 18 00 I d
| M
RATES OF ADVERTISING IJ
IK
THE DAILY REGISTER, i
One square?% Inch space. j n
Onetime _.J 75 Oue month?$6 00
Two times 1 25 Three months. 12 60 I
One week .v.. 2 50 One year 25 00 tf
One square changeable one# a week $50. d
Special Notloes 25 per cent additional. I .
Advertisements to occupy fixed places 25 1
percent additional. R
Cuts will be charged double for space tl
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 50 per 1
cent additional. ' n
Local Notices 15 cents per Udc?but no | le
local notice wiU be inserted fur lest than onk
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish. , b<
ed business houses,must be paid for In ad- I n
vanoe. ,v
All bills due on the first appearance ot v,
the advertisement. "
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. . OI
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver- rt
tisements uot connected with It will be
charged for at our regular rates.
? ? w
[For the Register.]
THE EANTERN NT A K?A Jl ANOXIC
POEM. (>j
BY KAT1IKJUNK GRAY til
Tlie ulglit was dark, the path, aias, unknown
To her who blindly groped her onward 1
??' I so
WESTBOUND
No"2 So~~i No i6
LKAVI A. M. A. M. P. M.
Wheeling 4?o 7:4o 220
A K1C1 V K AT
i&aneaville ......... 7 :'*> 11 :.Y> G:t*5
P. M.
Newark 8&> l.t*> 7DO
Columhus. 9 :-V? 2 :4h 9 .t*(
p. M. A. M.
Cincinnati...._.. ? - :~*t K:(*> 4 :K>
lud'iauapolis, 11 :'S> 61)0
A. M. P. M.
Mt. Louis 8:lo l:.lo
P. a. P. M. A. M .
Sandusky.. 1 :it> G:.'10
1 >etiitnce 2:'*> 9:.'ij 1 :.V?
Toledo 4:oU" 8:tV> ....
Detroit ? 10 :-VP
A. M. A. M
Chicago- _9jW_9]"o
No*. 2, and 8 daily. No. rtj daily, except
Sunday.
haul houml trains make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. At Washington
Lltv tor all points Sooth.
West hound trains make direct connections
tor ail points West and Northwest.
I'ulliuan Palace Cars on all night trains.
Pullman sleeper runs on No. G from
Wheeling to Chicago.
ttUKMLlNO PITTUBURUHAND HAL71
MoRE hi vision.
' ? ? ?- <?w?> vivaa I
east?uwiiw. ..
Wheeling 'Washington Fa.,
ilaily at 7 %V>a. m. daily at 5:40a.m.
* Wheeling Washington, Fa.,
daily at i ?Z~> r. >: dally at 1 25 p. m
Son lays exoepted. | Sundays excepted, i
Tickets to all principal points can be !
procured at the ticket ofllce at the Depot. I
TH??S. H. SHAKF,
Master ot Transportation.
K. T. DKVK1KS, General Agent, Wheel- |
In*. dc27
Cleveland &. Pittsburgh R. R.
Beneath her feet sharp thorns hail grown, I 7~
I/jug had she waited for the coming day. |
"Oh, show me, who of all thy flock am 111
least, ht
Dear I.orJ, tb.e star tliat shineth in the
East.'
P"
"I have walked patiently, sweet Lord," th
slie cried, m
"Although the cruel way has torn my
feet, P!
1 have remembered how Thou suffered,
died, w
And found the bitter cup grow strangely
sweet. d<
Vet do I long to see the promised star in
Oleain high and e ear in La-tern skies
afar. ,
di
"Faces that smiled, when turned to mo,
grew co d, in
Friendless 1 walked, all travel-worn; ...
and 1
Bore openly the cross you bore of old.
The haughty looked and coldly passed cl
me by. p(
Yet tliougnt i soon my tired eyes to trust, ?7
Upon Thy promised signal in the East. (-t
re
"Thus weailly I wandered, when a light
Broke on my vision, and 1 looked to see v,
A band ofbrotbersclothed io armor bright,
They turned .and smoothed-uiy stony
path for uie. ? oi
And while my Joy at their kind acts in- (
creased .
I saw a briglit iiglit glisten in the East, j ^ I
"Look," cried the Knights, "there gleams I p<
our guiding light, j vi
This do we follow; ai d the path we tread ! ,i.
Is leveled by goodileids, mildestra gin by |
right. 'H
And squared by rules to which God's ,
love is wed.
You may not b now wliatall our doings are, ;
But follow us towards yon beckoning siar i p
"And as you go our hands shall clear tinway,
And we will bring Hope's blossoms ; a
sweet and rare;
A kindly interest in your life display.
We meet upon the level, part upon tin- I n
square, j
Until the Muster opens Heaven's gate afar.
Besides its goldeu porta gleams ills Eastern
star.
i 1
But in that mansion built by Him, li
The Matter of us all,
JSister, you too shall enter in.
When He shall please to call.
Aud all htschildren, the redeemed, shall I [,
joyous gather there.
All met upon ttie level, beyond the East- I '
era siur.*" I u
WANMINGION LETTER. >>
1!
In Relation to "the llest Civil Ser- al
vice that the World Ever .Haw"? | bi
low the Government Clerks are >(
Euiployod?"Natan will Find .Nome |j
VI IsrhlefMI III lor Idle IIanils lodo."
, |l
Washington, February 20, 1870. f
From our regular correspondent. *
At no previous time in the history of i T
the civil service has the otlice holder I ^
been so unhappy as he is now. In con- I L
versstion with a clerk in the redemption '
division of the Treasury Department, i Hl
last evening, he told mo that there was a j
wide spread belief among the less intelhgent
clerks and employees, that it is the
cold blooded design of the present Con w
gress to overthrow the government by st
the reduction of their pay, and theaboli- ! f".'
tion of the superfluous clerical force. I 11
only mention this to show the alarm
which the Democratic policy of economy Jj1
has c reated in a minute class, the only ~
class in the country, perhaps, that does P
not regard it as the gentle dew. To say
that they wail^and gnash their teeth, is ri
scarcely an exaggeration; and ten thou- J1'
sand of them in this small city, make it
pretty clamorous. It was hardly to
be expected that the clerk who ! w
has been receiving one hundred , v
and fifty dollars, more or less, per month. 1 ''
with eighteen hours tor sloop and elegant
idleness at the National capital?
should rise to such sublimity of self iin- 01
inolation, as to bo willing to yield his 1
r?bbery for the public good. This rc-!
quires a rarer patriotism than that which I w
follows the pomp and circumstance of ')
war. And yet 1 question if there is one "J
young man in ten, in government cmploy,
who does noi feel a species of hu I ''
initiation whenever he draws his illearned
pay. lie cannot avoid thee con-1 .
sciousnets that he has furnished no equiv- '
alont for it, that he is in a certain sense I s.'
: 1,, ,1,., "
a pensioner, n pui^iv v ? ??
tlilit in tapping the life of tlm nation.
True, each individual ha* about eighty- '
five thousand to keep him, in coiistitu- V
eucy. but even thin supernumerous host *
is -mail when compared with the forty \
millions who say: "Young man, seek an E
honest 'iving. The country is sick unto . J":
' deatli of taxation. In Heaven's name jj
stand alone; support yourself, and give 1 M
your burthened fatherlu: d a breathing , f;
spell " Hut it seems this force increases i jj
rather thaii diminishes. More than thrsc ('
hundred Representatives and Senators. N
wiih the President, Cabinet, and an ^
armv of politicians, have for the last ten t
years been finding places, without regaul
j to fitness, for their relatives, political h
friends or mistresses on the Government 1
pav roil. Each new member that comes , ^
to represent bis district in the National Sl
| Congress must have places for bis special **
i friends, and, by some miracle, places are | 4
found lor them. It is a law of physics j that
no two bodies can occupy the same j *
i h? the >ame time, and there are ex
( options to this law. the Government pay '
roll, like a street car, will always hold '
one more.
There was originally no work for thorn,
i hut "Satan will tind some mischief still '
for idle hands to do,'' so there has been 1
invented a ponderous lnbarynthian sys- I *
tern of account*, so enigmatical in there- M
dundauce of its circumamhulatory red
tape, that an investigating committee of g
Philadelphia lawyeis would become in- , l
sane id the effort to comprehend it. ,
Last wpek Congress passed a resolution t
of inquiry as to the number of private ie
buildings rented by the Government. ]
The inquiry was addressed to the Secre- j
t*ry of the Treasury. In about eight ;
days an answer was returned containing '
the signatures of no less than six j
clerks besides that of the Assistant j
Secretary. It had passed through
all these hands before the desired
| information could be obtained by due I 1
I torni and circumstance. Ail that Con- j i
j gress desired to know on the subject , (
THE WHEELING D1
ould have been furnished, by a man of
lusiness habits, in ten minutes, on one I
iage of foolscap. b
But ?ven with the most ingenius J
multiplication and elaboratiou of work, ! j
be clerical force is so numerous that it1 *
> difficult to keep up appearance of, 8
mployment during the short six hours c
utythat the clerk is supposed to be ?
ear his desk.
During a presidential canvas many I e'
nd work in folding and directing cam- ; y'
aign circulars, others of the political .
ilettanti class write campaign documents, ^
rhjle a third class that has the gift of ' j
oeech is sent as stump missionaries to ^
iseant in glittering Garfield-and-Conk- j
ng-like-general way, on the history and _
estiny of tbc party of progress and q
loral ideas. ^
Those only who have had a long eso- gj
srio acquaintance with the Government 0<
epartments, can realize what an enor- ni
lous sum of money is annually spent u
>r blank books and paper with no other CJ
lat common sense can see, than that a R
.ill larger sum may be wasted for un- _
ecessary scribbling. Thousands of use- Ci
ss letters are written daily of which press T
>pies are taken. This would seem to y
8 sufficient for the preservation of such Q
lbbish, but our ''best civil service that 21
m world ever saw!" actually transcribes L
lese letters in large ieug?r?, ouu ?un? ?
such an accumulation of these superflu- Jj
is documents that extra room must be cl
?i.ted to store them. pi
This is a little, only a little, of the un- F
rapped truth in regard to the best civil V
irvice &c., that 1 have been compelled U
i send you this week in lieu of more exting
political news. Taerehas been to SI
11 passed this week, only the repeal of ^
10 bankrupt act, debate without legisla- It
on in the Senate on the West Point apropriation
bill and the Colorado and F
exas Pac flc Rrilrond bills. Indeed if v
ems that the era of thrilling legislation Q
nearly over, Rlaine and Morton have 4*,
ade recent efforts to revive it, but they R
ive not met with encouragement, and at
pen the most retrogressive of the Re- k<
iblicans, if there is any significence in r
leir quiesence, begin to recognize the ar
nwelcome truth, that the passed is rj
issed. fa
There is legislation in embargo, but it
ill be influenced in a greater or lesser to
igree, by the reports of tlia investigate f>
ig committees, These have thought it
lvisable to hold secret sessions s<
iring tho progress oflbeir investigations i cr
i that little is known of their proceed- flj
igs or discoveries. Hut there is the best $;
ithority for saying that the majority i?<
ill r.ot, in spite of tho local din and
amor, be influenced to swerve from the fy
jlicy of ec< no nical reduction that has w
laracterized its action on the bills al- Li
iady passed. te
The opposition will do all it can to pre- Y
5r;t the reduction, when it will as in the
ise ot the diplomatic bill, array itself,
i the record with tho majority. The ^
epublicans, as a party, are of course y
iposcd to any diminunition of the f tnd -m
lat has so long been the cement oftheir a]
litical organization, but in their indidual
responsibility to constituencies
icy display a keen appreciation of popu- ^
r sentiment, and vote in favor of j
Onoiny. C. A. S.
____________ at
INANCI AL A NONCOMMERCIAL,
Nkw York, February 2t>.?.Money? $
t-i(?3 per cent on call. I'rimo mer- P1
intile paper 41(a;G per cent. Customs aJ
ceipts 5-414,000 The Assistant Treas- m
rer disbursed $342,000. Clearings $42,>0,00(1.
Sterling^ at 48o.J(i<489A.
<ioLl>? Opened at 114 and closed at ai
l::j, ail sales having been at those
gures. Carrying rates 4, 3, 2$ and 2
er cent. B
Governments?There was a heavy
"-"i"" " ?'r,vi>rririii,nts the decline in ?
'JOs bringing in some large buyers who /
nderstand that even if the 4A per cent ^
ill becomes a law it will be some time
i-fore any of the issues after the old
365's would be called in. The decline |
: London of course had its ettecta here, '
ut the market at the close recovered
mewhat and left oil active and steady. w
iuH d.Stat.es (is ol 1881, coupons _123V^ "
ive-tweiitles, (1 x?io) II"''*
ive-t w.ntles, (18tio) new 110^?
i ve-l Welities, (i.<87) 1'-'/*
ive-twenucs, il.viaj Hid1.,
eu-lorlles ll?'k
en Forty Coupons _121l, a]
ew Ktves I187*
urrencv Sixes imp* ^
I'aii.roau Bonus?Hull this afternoon
ad without important features.
Statu Bonus?(juiet and a better
el inc.
Stocks?In the morning were sornohat
irregular. The so called (irungor
tares and investment stocks were genrally
linn, as were some of the operave
?tocl s but .oiic active shares were i
?w? r .especial i v Lake Shore and West- '
rn In ion Later I ho market advanced
per cent aiid closed active with letter
rices for Mow York Centra! and Hudin.
North western and St. I'auk the *
j.-t be ng ahoi.t steady. Lake Shore re-j m
ivered to till; Western Union j"
7'J-, Pacific Mail to 31A, and ltock !
sland to 1KM. Northwestern common
as steady at 43|, preferred ad- ^
aiming to Oil. St. l'aul common to 43J,
nd preferred to 80. The Governor of JWisconsin's
course on the Vance jH
ill had a strengthening effect
n Mirth western and St. I'aul j ^
ock and bondi. Krie was steady at j ?|
S(??jl Si, I )e law arc, Uackawana ana i ni
estcrn it'll oil' to lll'J. The transactions
11 the Stock Exchange to-dav wore near n,
X).000 shares, of v. nu ll 15,200 were Erie. si
1.500 Lake Shore, li.lHRi Northwestern, ^
000 racilic Mail, 11.000 St. 1'aul, 3,250 p,
liio anil 58,500 Western Union.
Tnc Charlotte, Augusta and Columbia
,ai read has negotiated in this city, a j,
itlicient amount of honds to pay off its i vs
eating debt. I
Western Union-. 72' ? V. .T. Central 107 I
acil! * Mail 3. ?-t. Paul ! ',
lams Kxpress 10s-, si. t'uul prefer'!!.. 7,.w4 \
fells, Fargo&Co an.. rolcdoAWabwli ft'4 | '
nier. Union 7i'4 1".& W. preler'd.. 1 ,
niteii si.u.v Fort Wayne h'-"j , I
. V. Central lit!1- l'erre Haute 61, 1
,rie s is * T. H preferred... 21'3 j
lie preferred .12 Uhieago?t Alton-loo14 1 j,
larleiu Uu C. A A. preferr'd.IWrQ .1
iarlein preier I I i ihioAMlsstHlppl 22'? I
lichigan Ceut'l. ui'. IndianaCentr'L. a
alec shore H7 11. ,v ?. 17
niou Pacific...- < > It. .t-sr. .loe 1S?'4
llluoist'eiiUnl...Hiu!a D.A Luokawana. la
.and 1* a>'? A.&P. Telegraph 211> ]
lorthwesiern C. W'4 C. Pacific bouu8..1ui?,> ]
lorthwest'n pld.m .IT. Pacific bonds.ldjJi !
lock island lii"r *
Chic alio, February 26.?Flour? !
hill and uncharged. Wheat?Dull; No.
Chicago spring $1 09|(<^1 00J; No. 2 1 I
1 02 J spot; 9*jo seller March; 99|c I
pller April; $1 02j seller May; No. 3
0o; rejected 68c. Corn?Steady; No 2
1 jo bid seller March; 42Jc hid seller ,
Vpril; 41' Jc bid seller .May. flat??Dull;
so. 2 311 spot; 31 jc seller April. Barer?
Steady at 54c spot; 53c seller March;
'0c seller May. Rye ? Firm at04(a65c. d
\>rk?Steady and in moderate demand
t J-21 50 spot; $21 55 seller March: ,
121 77If.i21 SO seller May Lard?In j
air demand and market linn at S12 70(<f.
2 75 spot; $12 '.'0 seller April; $13 00(5 J
3 05 seller Mar. Bulk Meats?Firm
itSbbino. 11 Jc.* Whisky? $106. 'v
Baltimokk, Feb. 2*6.? Flour?Steady
ind unchanged. 5\ heat?Firm and 1
:nohanged. Corn?A shade easier; ?
ie>tern mixed 60jc. <>ats?Dull and j
mchanged. Pork?Quiet; bulk should- t
ts 9e; clear nb 12; loo?e bacon shoul lers '
0(5 10}; clear rib 13(2,131; ham* 15;(2 'a
6. Lard?Unchanged. Butter? i
jtrong; western extra 28(5.30; firsts 25@ *
!7. Petroleum?Firm; crude Sic; refin- c
>d lit/SlUlc. Wuisky?Nominally at 1
r? - - ? j fl
10j. I
Pitts burgh, February 2d.?Petro [
euuo?Market dull; crude ab>-ut *2 2d *
it Parker'*; refined 14Jc lor Philadelphia
leliyerr. |
IILY REGISTER, J
Nitw York, February 26.?4Jottoniasier
at 12j@12 15 16c; futum close
arely steady; February 12j@12 6-16<
iarch 12 7-16@15.32c; April 12jf
2 25-32c; May 13 l-16c; June 13 5-16(
3 ll-32c; July 18 17-22013 9-16c; Ai
ustl3 25-32@13Jc. Flour?Quiet; r<
eipts 7,000 barrel*; *nperflne wer
rn and state $4 25@4 65; comtno
> good $4 90@5 25; good to choice $5 3
?5 75; white wheat extra $5 8007 7c
ytr& Ohio $4 9007 26; St. Louis $5 25(<
00. Rye flour and Corn Meal?Quie
Vbeat?A shade better; receipts 11,00
ushels; ungraded spring $1 20; No.,
lilwaukee, in store, $1 32J; No. 2 51 2
&1 35; No. 3 $1 0801 12; No. 1 sprin
1 20; No. 2 Chicago $1 21@1 25. Ry
-Nominal; state 86088c. Malt?Qniei
orn?Receipts 38,000 bushels; scarcel
> firm; mixed to no grade 60J@61c; un
radedjnew 02@64c. Oats?Receipts 18
X) bushels: a little more active; wester!
lixed and state 44049c; white 46@53<
[ay aid Hops?Quiet. Coffee?Firm
irgoes 16@19c. Sugar, Molasses am
ice?In.moderate demand. Petroleur
-Quiet; crude $j@8$c; refined 14$c; ii
ises 18J@19c. Naptba?At 9J09jc
allow?Dull at 9J09 9-16c. Rosiouiet
at $1G.3@167J. Turpentineuiet
at 36$c. Fggs?Quiet; westen
1c; state and Pennsylvania 21022c
eather?Heavy. Wool?Steady. Porl
-Firmer at $22 40. Beef?Quiet. Cu
[eats?Quiet; middies dull; western loni
ear 12c; city 12Jc. Lard?Closed firm
rime steam $13 25013 30. liutterirm;
western 150,57c; state 20(o,34c
ifhiskv?Quiet at $1 10, Manufacture<
opper?Steady; ingot lake quiet an<
nchanged Pig Iron?Dull. ltussiaheeting?$11
87}@12 00 gold. Nails-r
ull; cut $2 7503 00; clinch $4 500550
jrse shos; No. 8 20025c.
CnrciNKATi. February 26.?Cotton -
irm at 12c Flour?Firm unchanged
('heat?Dull at $1 10(5)1 26. Corn?
uiet at 44/S)45c. Oats?Dull at 35(5
!c. Barley?Firm and unchanged
ye?Steady at 78(i)8lc. Fork?Steady
$22 22|c. Lard?Steady; steam 12^
sttle 13}(5,13$c. Bacon ?Quiet at 9$(5
!j(o)13c Bulk Meats'?Demand fail
id market firm; shoulders 8jc; cleai
b ll^c; clear 11 |c. vVhisky?Demanc
ir and market firm at $1 05.
Hogs?Dull; quality poor; comtnoi
good light $7 50(3)800; no others of
red.
Philadelphia, February 26.?Clovei
>od ? 13(5)14$c. Petroleum?Steady
ude lOjo; refined 14}c. Flour?Choice
til; extra $4 50(aj,4 76; high gradei
' 00(3)8 00. Wheat?Fair demand
snnsylvania red $1 40(5)1 41; atnbei
4U.A1 43. Corn?Quiet; yellow 5(
t>0c; steam 55(a)56c. Oats?Rejectee
hite 44(o)48c. Pork?Dull at $22 50(3
ard?13J(ol4c. Whisky?$1 10. But
r?Unchanged. Cheese?Firm; New
ork 12](3)14c; western fine 12$@l3o.
Toledo, February 26?Flour?Do
and fair and market firm. Wtaeatctive
and lower; old to No. 2 whitt
r'abash $1 47; No. 2 white Michigar
1 13; extra white Michigan $1 37$
liber Michigan spot and seller Marcl
I 35; No. 2 amber Michigan $1 06}
urn?Steady; high mixed seller Marcl
?$c; seller April 48c; seller May 50c
w mixed 45c; no grade 43c. Oats?Dfil
id unchanged.
s
FINANCIAL.
1*1 ncfi PROFIT FROM INVESTMENT
llZOU ol One of our customer.'
urchaaed spread, on 100 shares ol N. V
mtra., the put at ItCuud call US, buying
the same price 100 shares called at UK
idting protlt $1,250. This operation cai
> repeated every month in the year. $10
0, &U $100, $1,000, wilt pay as well foi
iionnt invested. Gold. Stocks, Cottoi:
id Tobacco bought and sold on coinmis.
on, advances, on consignments. Prici
sis and circulars free.
CHARLES MM FOLEY it CO ,
ankers and Brokers, 10 Broad St., New
York, near Gold and Stock Exchange
P. O. Box 3774. frbH
;UT THIS OUT!
"ruxell's Price List.
1 l'ieture and Frame, 8x10, ^ 1.25.
(2 l'earl Types, 50 cents.
4 Bon Tons, 50 cents.
8 Gems, 50 cents.
Best Card Photographs, $2.00 per dox
The Gallery is three doors below tin
IcLure House, Market street. no2i
lartin's Capital Restaurant
Strangers an<l visitors will do well to ro
lenilK-r that this Restaurant is one of the
iost popular and best catered Instilutloui
i the city, and in good running order.
|No. 1155 Market Street,
ja.1t OPI*OMITE THE CITY BUILIJINO
G. Bntkle, ) In the Circuit Conn
vs. ofOhlo county, W.
iaac Cotts, et al. ) Va., In chancery.
Itv a decree entered In the aoove carat
i the 17th day of January, 1878, said can-?
asreferted to one ?f the Comiuissicuen
said Court, to ascertain and report tin
mount of the liens upon the property. It
le decree mentioned, to-wit: The north
nlf of the forty iJOi feet tn front of lot No
te hundred and fifteen 115 , on the west
do of Market Square. In the city o
Tieellug. W. Va., not heretofore report
1 upon, and any other matters deemed
>rltnetit.
The undersigned, one of tlie Com nils
oners of said Court, hereby glees noilc<
ml, on Monday, the l.'lth day of Marcii
7tf, at his office, No. 71 Twelfth street
'heeling, W. Va., he will proceed to uiak(
u a report as required by said decree.
JoUN K. ^ICKKNN AN,
tebl'Joawt Conmiinslouer
JEW STYLE CLOCKS
>OTH ONE AND EIGHT DAV, IN
Black Walnut Cases,
eoelved this day, and for sale at LOWE!
ltlCEts than ever, by
TURNER & DILLON,
feb.M 12a MAKk ET KTKEFT
[HE UTMOST CARE
IN FILLING
'RESCRIPTiONS !
AT
SILVEY'S DRUG STORE,
ei-9 orPO ITE TIIE POSTOFFItl
S Til': MUNICIPAL COURT Ul
[_ Wheeling. February Rales, IT*?.
ohn A. Arms'.rong, )
vs. - In Chancery,
araos S. Kiddle. et ai. I
Tlie object of this suit It to recover fron
hedelendaut, Kiddle, the sum of 91# I IS
rttli Interest thereon from January iSiti
STu, on t wo negotiable promissory* note
nade by said Riddle, dated January i.Mh
<70. each for the some ot jv.MS, payab!
eapectlvely in six and twelve montni
ritn interest, to the ordcr ot Armstr ui
lollidar A Co., aud by thein endnrv-J t
he plaintiff. and to attach and subject t
he payment of the plaintiff's claim, th
ffecta of said defendant m |.os?*-**ion o
.nd the moneys due liim from Thorns
? Hrten, Trustee. And it appearing fror
in affidavit filed in thi? cause, that the d?
endant. James S. Riddle, is not a resider
it the state of West Virginia, on motio
?f plalntift'sattorney. it is ordered tliat li
ippear liere a' the next March Kuies. to l!
leld in the "Ifice of the Clerii of said C .11
111 Monday, the l?th day of March, Iffil 1
In what i* necessary to protect his inte
>sta in the above entitled cause.
THOMAS M. DARRAlI. Cl-rh.
A.J. Clarke, attorney lor plaintltl.
lebljuSWt
tlONDAY MORNING,
-f j_ - i> ' WE'- APVEW
? FOURTEENTH kW
teL ? *> . 0F 1
FRANKLIN INSUR/
9' oi
WHEELING,
? JANUARY
0
e ; A8SE
? ' Unlled States Bonds....?.
i Cash on Hand and iu Bank
y Loans on Bonds and Mortgages first lien <
. |. amount loaned
; Real Estate, Unincumbered..?
ney Balances ?
n i Merchants National Bsnk stock ?
City oi Wheeling lias Bonds
. Bills Receivable
< Premiums Uncollected, Hofuo OHlce
1 Due from other Insurance Coinpaules?.....
Q Accrued Interest ?
Hal vaae Claims and Rents due
0 Gross Premiums In Transit, I>ecemOer busin
Due Irom Individuals ? ?
. Office furniture
-I
i LI.4BIL1
l Capital Stock ? ..........
Losses adjusted but not tint*
t Losses con tested
t Ke-insurauee fund (New York Standard!
. Due Individuals
Surplus as regards police holders_
1 Net surplus over all liabilities
1 Losses paid since organization, over..-?
OFFICI
J. N. VAMUKi rremae
MiqUKL KK1LL1, }
T. P. PHILLIP^ Seci
I. II. WILLIAMS, Ami
DIREC1
J. N. VANCE, |
M, KE1LLY, (
GEO. ADAMS.
JOHN KEID,
. L. C. HTIFE
r ROB'T I.UKK
NO. 1430
r Market Street,
1 ESTABLISH
r THE OLDEST, LA KG Eh
1 First-Class Livery ar
In tlio
r- apeftlY pruv !or clwi. mlxil and nut
t coal, pruptrly scrr?-a-?l au<l wftifh'-d. \
i i?y ord??r.oi ttit* Hoard of < v>niinls?io?i?*r* '
CHAM. II. DEITLIU, Uerk.
l.llUlfN ttUU Bl'lliniiirn, i null.I II
th(e be>t style Horses in the city, lAth single
and Gentlemen. The stables are well vejitil
the latest improvement*, anrl the stalls are I
5 the stable* built under my supervision iroin
. BOARDING.?I ant prepared hi board he
have sober and very careful men about my
! myself night and ?lay. I do not allow any 1
l cumslances 1 think that I can guarantee sa
will be properly taken care of.
KUN KKAlA?Any persons wishing to hi
1 come to the stables and leave their orders, a>
; undertaker. 1 also have for hire ul my slabl
I the city.
PENN MUTUAL LIFI
OP PHILADE1
[ ( > H (> A X I /
! it t I tiriitTKI) CAPITAI
. | IHYIIH.VON I'AIO TO PlililCV MtU.in
r ' IiOMNEK PAID
I ; HA.ML, C. HL'KY
s HA ML. F. KTOKFS, Vice Pivs't. I
H. S. STKPHEN8, lid Vice Pres't. |
Every Policyholder In n menil
' to all It* advantages and prlvll
I It h?M declared more dlvldent
perMctitatcc than any company
It In liberal in ItN mail axemen
lONMCN,
ROBERT W. T
' ! OFFICE NO.
Agents wanted in every section ol the state
WOND?RFUL
SOMETHII
! THE KING 0
Six Wamasutta Muslin Shirts with go
Different Styles in each half doz
1 { BTA11. PR IC
! These Shirts are ready for the Button Hob
Button Holes and put in the Gusseta, and by
I each shirt. \V e'invile ladies especially to ex
We tilso have a largo stock of Silk llatytkei
Holiduvs.
J. H. STALL
Morcliant
.heir No. 21 Twel
FOR SALE.
ct /V T.T!
I ^ IIA NHHt )M K A NI) CONVENIENT j j
I COIWTRV KESIDF.XCF., ;J
! I Within two miles of the city of Wheeling, j-I
, j onemlleweKt of Bridgeport on the Nation | ?J
, | a I Road, witii about y't acres ol land J
I attnched. chiefly in grass, with ? Good '
Orchard Of select Emit. Tbc House ik ft I
f j frame building containing Mtrtq rootna, t
. witii outuuilding* and a good Ktahle. Thi* |
I 1 property i> now occupied by t apt. Win., f
! n?rk, and belongs to the heir* of A brum j
. | l.ach, deceased. Persons can examine the f
. I premises at any tltae. Further infortaa- ?
Hon as to termsoi side Will be given by the i
undersigned, possession ot tiie property |
1 l will lie given April 1st.
WM. ALEXANDER. Att'y. ,
j Bki nor port, <>., Feb. 15, 1*7 . feblT-nira
>'nlual>le Farm
FOR SALF.
I OFFER THE FARM OS WHICH I !
1 reside, near Honey's Point, at private
| -ale, containing 1<>M acre*, l V>?cr< scleared,
I tin remainder limbered. It haft a good
. fram. house; also good barn, stable a tio out
buildings, and i tenement house. It has a |
' large orchard of well assorted fruit; also
coal hank op' ind. Can tie divide! or sold
its a whole, to suit purchaser*, it is con-i
veil I en t r situated. l..-,ng e. >n v. n : n! t'
| lint National i >a.i. Heinpile'd railroad I
(His'ofll'-e, si ii-iols. churches, Ac. luijUile j
>f the undi rsigned.
sAMFrr. RON FY, I
Honey's PutiU, Ohio C-o., W. Ya.
j tebsgeb
I Second Hand Boilers for Sale.
, One 2 flue boiler, 1 inches din in.,")) It.long
.. 2 M ? Si ' ' tl u
" i ' & it " |
- " "22 "
1 Three 2 flu< boilers, 36 In -llain.. 2i ft. long j
onecyletad' r holier 9? irielie* diain.. 2-t le< t
long, vt e are prepared to do engine and ) |
i bo Her repairs promptly.
5 febHe HORBS, TAYLOR A CO. j '
For Salo.
\\7EOFFER FOR SALE THE UKMRVble
r?s.deuce situated <?n lot 9S. East
Ktde of Market above Nin'h street,
containing s;x i.?>m? attlrand basement. 1
n tMaeoflot K"ttr* tor (M peran'
! num. If not told by the 27,ih of this I
i, ; month,* will l>e <.tTV-r.-.| on li-a' day at j
* public sfto-at the in-it door Of the i oni t '
'? | H use ?t 10 a. x. For particulars and j
" terms,Inquire or
' A.LDEFWONA PA I'LL. i
Real Estate Agents, IJ?? Market St.
J. W. MiTCHki.b, Auctioneer.
o | ;eb9
e , . i
t.
" Coal Proposals
?- pliOP>*iAI>> Ft>H FURNMHING THE
it' J. County Jail and Infirmary with coal
n - tor 't?e ensuing y- ar, com menelng April '
le 1st, will bcrecetvcd at the cieik's office of ,
* | the B ar! ot Commissioners, until March
rt 1st, at 12 o'clock, a. Iftd* received ?ep?-!
n - rsu-'v for Jul! -r Trifl-mary, bidder to
6
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
NEILL & ELL1NGHAM,
-yynor.SHALS UKOCERS,
IttOo MAUI STREET,
Hav* In store and are constantly r?celv
inga lar*e and completestockof goods,
inch aa U usually found in a dratdaaa
house, comprising
all grade* of
1 Sow Crop N.O.Sog&r and Molasses.
Syrups, Coffee*, Teas, Tobacco, Carolina
Rice, Cheese, Mackeral, Herring, Codfiati,
Mince Meat, Katslue. Prunes,
Currant*, dec . 4c. We are
aole Agents for the
Justly celebrated
CRYSTAL CORN 8YRUP,
The purest and most wholesome article In
the market, and of the same grade and
flavor of Maple Syrup, and
DOBBIX'S ELECTRIC SOAP
Tbla Soap la superior In quality and
strength, aua onepounu vlUdo
the work oftwo potuuki
j v V of any others.
QUH Jt'LOURB
Embrace the following brands:
PerfheUwia, bio Mate Premium amd
If mlanc.
FEBRUARY 28, 1876.
riSEMENTS.
I UAL STATEMENT
'HE
ANCE COMPANY!
, WEST VA.,
1st, 1876.
ITS.
? <7.?0
U,<JU1 j
an property worth double the 1
~ ?? ?J3S nj
_ ro.oou ou
_ 40
2,580 00
2.500 00
6.651 03
Wit da
^llt,
*2*
9,0*.' 3M
em?_ 12,534 27
I.swu.'
2,?2? 50
Jiil.Wa 02
ITIES.
1150,000 00
7SMB3
14,tiS4 til
............. 4t,4titi A1
1.5H 55
216.514 42
_ $ 1?,403 60
_ 84,403 ?0
1 ,tU),U0U 00 |
ERS.
nt.
I'lce-Presldent.
retary.
1. Sec'y and Treasurer,
roes.
,JKO. B. CAI.UWKLU
U. vv. KKANZHEIM,
JOHN 11 HOMH.
f. f. SllALlAKOSS,
U. _ . JaH _ (
'5!4 STABLES,
" I
ED IN 18(32.
IT, AND THE ONLY
id Boarding Stables
State,
10 latest stylo of Carriages, Thiggh-K and
and double. Driving Horse* for l>adle*
ated and rootuy, with plenty ol light and i
arger than any Htuble in the city. I had )
t hi- ground up.
>rse* and buggies at reasonable rates. I
stable* to handle horses, and I see to It
oating about my stable*. Under the clrllstacllou
that your horse* aiul buggies I
Ire my carriages for funerals will have to
i I am not connected with any pur tleulnr I
es one of the Finest Hearses to be had In ,
teh.'l
: INSURANCE CO.,
liPHIA, PA,
; E 1> 1^47.
? oa.ooo.ooo
IIKM 2,500,000
2.4HO.OOO
'. Prkhtdknt.
J AS. WKIH M ASON, Actuary.
H IONKY AUHTIK, Sec y.
iter of tlie Company, entitled
eprex.
Ik In number, ami orn larger
In tlie L'ntted siatPN.
it,prompt In It*settlement of
UCKER, General Agent,
. 3H, 131 ti NT., WIIECLIXU, H. VA
: also city solicitor*. autfUl c
ilUT TUUK !
NIC NEW.
IF SHIRTS!
od 2i00 Irish Linen Bosoms. Four
en. Every shirt guaranteed.
E.^l.r>(> KACII,
s ami Gussets. Any la<lv can make the
soilolnu can save irorn fl.OOto kl.aOon
aiiiiuc these tpn*]s.
chiefs, MuITl- rs, KM Gloves, Ac., tor
MAN <fc CO.,
Tailors,
fth St., Wheeling, W. Va.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT. !
| \ tVKI.UNG NO 2*M CHAPLINBi
\J street. Center W heeling, at pr.- j,; p'
cut. ocouple^ hy Mrs. Henry t'ran;Ie;
baa seven rooms an I hath room ud j
>;?iitry. Krr lurih.r particulars enquire
it E1IUKN8BOOK I
teli'.h No. Ciiapllne street, i
FOR RENT.
T1HK HTOKK. NO. 1V*I MAIN jUA J
1 str.et, now occupied by Ptrlttf^M
'.roth< r?. Possession \prll 1st. T
Apply to
ebll JOHN II F.I I). !
ESTABLISHED IN 1837. j
. NELSON VANCE, UEOKOE ADAMS. k
t/ANCE & ADAMS,
tuceeesors to O. I>. K no* A Co., and McClellmi
A Knox,
Manufabturers and Jobbers
OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
So. I 5111 Aluln SIi eel,
ant __ WHKF.I.INO W. VA.
JAMES CBISCLB.
500IP.ls. of the < elebrate.1 -t.imlard Flour, ,
I? " Bnrkwti>-at Flonr,
10 " ' Oil!valr-d I ranberrlr*>.
bii 44 Oioicn Northerri API'Im*,
lUrcelvlug and lor *al?? \<>m nv
JAJiEH i KANGLK,
WholM*j*l?? Pr'?Jnr?* and 0<*n? ral Comml*
?t<iu Merchant.
S?. iaio Main Mtreft, Wheeling, W. V
U nvfl
PATENT SPECTACLES"
EYE CLASSES !
A'l'h Brazilian l>bbl?-? or One CliryMai ;
I>>.iThey tljcI.i^hlii?-??,
Qiullrll; and length ofSieel,
with :h* non rorudltig proper*
lea fit Nteknl.
THE MOST DESIRABLE
Vet introduced. Also
Watches, Clocks, Bronzes,
Silver and Plated Ware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,1
FIN JRWKI.KV tn gr??t varhdy. For
sa.e .IEAP.
C. P. BROWN,
!JC jiARKET STRKKT, opjvulte McLnr*
(<dXi
-|-1I0SE "SUFFEBIXG WITH
WSAK BYE a
Are invited U> cail and examine our
est<-ujire *Vock of
Spwtacif* and Eje-Glawei.
LOUIS DKCHKKT,
fetlC ISO" Market .StreeL
These r.Dum are too well known to need
coiniuendatlou. We here the exclusive
sale of them.
We solicit an examination oi our stock
b? close cash buyers. elect
P Xj OU R.
100 Barrels Pollock's Indiana Fancy.
" " Washington Indiana Mills.
" " Gem of the Wesl.extra family
Just received and for sale by
mar? M. REILLY.
TEAS.
U 3af Chests Choice Gunpowder.
20 1 mm Young Hyson,
id " m m imperial,
m m m m oolong.
10 m m m Houchoug.
10 " " " Japan.
In store and for uue by
nov23 JH. REILLY.
Tobftccos.
10 Cases Holbrnok's Louisville Navy.
10 Bun's - m m m
10 Cases Kluser Bros, - "
10 Butts " ' " "
100 Boxes I. R. Pace's Danville twist 3
and tos.
60 Boxes Dawson's Danville twist 3 oa.
30 " Joint Belt, 11 Inch plug.
20 " Hwausou's A AAA 11 Inch plug,
lu store and fol sale by
no/J M. REILLY.
NuiidrieN,
100 Pails Atmore'scelebrated Mluce Meat
60 hhls. Choice Pickles.
100 Half bbls. Choice Pickles.
100 Boxes Layer Raisins.
20 Bbls. Dried Peas.
20 " tTholce Buckwheat Flour
Just received and for sale by
deeI 91. Ill II 11.
Dupont's Gunpowder Agency.
M. REILLY
Sole Agent,
nilEELnil, WEST YA.
Hporllug, Klasllng and Mining Powder
always on baud In inagaalne; also Patent
and WaUr-prool Halety Fuse. A liberal
discount allowed to large buyers. tioZ
SYRUPS,
26 Hbla. lit 11 Kdge (tablet) Mynip.
23 " Maple Orlpa Uolileu Hyrup.
In atore ami for aale by
no23 ttf. It F, 11,1,1.
C OFF EES.
nan uagh htkictly pkimk
OU'' I'holce, In atoreand lor nale by
no22 M. RCILLV,
Goalion CllOOBO
160 Boxen New York Ooahen.
loo " Western Byrw
JUNt received and for sale by
marti li. KRll.l.T.
CONNOISSEURS
of a
Choice Article
Who are looking for a HOL'HK thai can
furnlali LIliUOlUH auliable for lljtt
HOLIDAYS
To all auch, an?l every one elae who want
a choice article of
French Brandy,
Old Rye or Bourbon Whisky
Cnrn ap KJiilwA UfinAC
IVIUIgllVI liauvts nmvj
I**t them Inspect the iitock of
G. W. FRANZHEIM
Wholesale liquor House,
1133 Main St., Wheeling, W.Va
china;
Glassware and
Queensware,
Wholesale and Retail,
AT
J. L. HOBBS, SON &rC0. S,
No. 1115 Main Street.
lanZi
J t
l-TATK ?H WWT VIRGINIA,4IT1
Wheeling.
In th?- Municipal Court of Wheeling:
t'harleo H.Collier. Administratorof Walker
Huuter, deceased.
TO.
Timothy I*. M'-Carthey, Noah 7,. Hunter,
Charle* W. Hunter. Hronr Hunter,
John W. Hunter, Frank P. Hunter. Cynthia
R Baggo and Georg* W. P.,ggo hrr
huohand, Mrih UI'mdMI iDiimtrlil
< amphell hrr huoband, N'chernlah 1m*w,
( htrlwi I tew. tlt)W|? iVw, Minnie Dew
and Mary Hunter,
IN CHANCERY.
Take notice that the depositions of J,
Chainle-r* Hervey, Henry t . Hunter,
Tlmotn v P- Met nxthey and other*, will hf
faker, at the office ol i aid well A < aJuw- .l
attorney* at law. No. Ill] Chapllne .tr<-?'
In the City of W heeling. in the Hlate ol
We*t Virginia, on the loth day of March
a.D?1H7(. between the hoarsof o'clock
An. and 4 o'clo<-k r. a., to he read In ?rl
.dence tn the aldose named ran** no behal
ot ?%id cumplalnan'. And U, irom any
canoe, th- taking or the aald depooltloni
ohall not he commenced, or hefug com'
menee?l, ohall not he completed on thai
day, the taking of the um? ohall l* ad
Jonrned fVom time to time ontll the aami
hall he completed.
CHARLER n COLLIER,
Administrator of Walker Hunter, dee'd
Jo John W. Hunter, N< hemlah J>ew,! ha*
Ikiw,George Iv-w and Minnie lew, non
resident defend a nta.
Calpwkll A CAUiWfLV, iola for eom
plalnaot. fcbM(-Zl>
The Unrivaled Metropolitan,
CHEAP PIANO,'
I Call gr.d oee-t at 1223 Marked Stre*
opera H-xim? Musk Store.
VV i r? . XlUlrVUXUV,
d*r2l SOLE AGENT.
VALENTINES!
At Whol**Ale *nd R*taiL
DIARIES and ALMANACS for 1876
AT
o. H. Qulmby'B,
j?n22 1414 MARKET STREET.
AAAA A WnATTI-AfWll W??1|*?| vTrf-l
H IJKI l*vr>. lm?oul? ? .1 ftri
lA.III 'Mt r?rtl?o!?r? ??i?l trvr A'ldr^i
4HJ i/U J.WofUttV *>.. ?(.
,| . ..J L jjBIIWCCHTW.
: LAOGHLINBROSTiOOT
Wholesale Dealers In
Drugs, Ghemictls and Medicines
Paints, Oils, Whits Lead. Turpentine
Varnish, Window (Unas and
Glasswar*,
No. ia? Man* ?r.. Vinuw,
i s^ass^'"^
. 5 barrels Garrett's Onafia
900 u Irdlgo Spanish Float.
1 ? barrels Chip Logwood.
2J 44 Uhtp Fustic.
At LAUGH LIN BROS. A CD'S
< KX)oauwaO?UtUM.F?WvrsdW?lghUnan
I 30 sulphate Morphia.
' 50 " Nitrate Silver.
1 For sale at^^Tjt^t&LIN HR0Rd001A_
l 5o pouuds t'hiorotorm.
it) ? briMUlde Potassium.
36 " (VloASl. *
36 " lodule Potash.
390 Fluid Catrarts, TUdanV
90 " Solid Lxtrscto. do.
390 tM?Uis* Huger Coated Kills.
J liitcttii El 11Mm
At " LAUCtHLIN BROKACO**
*
25 doaen Batter'* Cod Llvar Oil.
23 *' Hall'* Lung Balaam.
! 25 " Jay ne"? KxiwctorauL
25 " Ay er1* Cherry Pwctoral.
) Ij/uu 44 Kwsence* Cinnamon, 4te.
VW " Buteman limp*.
| 5*0 44 t^slfrey ' Cordial.
1UU 44 Kaacuoe Jamaica denger,
At LAUUBLiM BKOei. I CO*.
3A<? pound* ligaln lVpper-HU?t?pi>i?.
AO *4 Clove*.
5U0 44 AlUptce.
2uu " Nutmeg*?(iovcrnment.
500 t Yeam Tartar, pure A choice
300 44 Mustard, In can* and In bulk
I Stt) h Urouud Ginger, Kaal lnda and
Jamacla. Co*'* tivlaUue, Arrow Hoot,
Tapioca and Hago.
dedj At LAUUALIN RIUIH. A COU.
THE HOUSEKEEPER'S DELIGHT.
Compoaad of the purest
material,
?)(Q?LS|Qfl Combined In proper pr?HAKINH
I Injure* elegant Hlacutt,
D n in n ro llaUer Oak*4,
r 0 W U tn Protnota* good appetite A
( dtgmllon.
ASK Koll
1.041 AN. I.INT A I'O'M
KXCKLAIOK B4KINU PUWDKK.
Hlo '
IRENCH CONDITION POWDER.
Kt?R HO KM KM AN1> CATTLK.
Thl* Powder la ront|?a<sl principally ol
Knot* and llerba, and long exiwrter.ee ha*
proven I! to la* highly useful k?r lint OUre
oi the various di* ??*?* t<> w hich H?>iao?
and Cattle are subject. It carrlea ofl all
gross humor*, and purities the blots I.
PfUCK 24*. THY IT.
STOP THAT COUQH WITH
OK. 4 NAPM AN"K IIOAEIIOt * l?
R4IJAV.
Itdnea not ?on*ti|>ate. It doe* not Increase
lever. It 1* pleiuMilit to take. It will
oure C'lugha, Hoarsene**, elc. It la good
lor young and old. Price 2*\
TRUSSES.
I (ll various nattarna. and lor everv form ol
itupture, *o Unit wr can fU almoal in> ca*e
at alght. Alio A txlumlual Sup|K>rU>iN
Hhnuldrr Bncn, Hiindagca, Syringe* and
KiirKtc.it lint rumen t* In great varl< ty.
IIHiAK. I.ISI A Itt.,
1'ruggtftt*, Wheeling. W. \ a.
A GRAND LINIMENT
For Sprain*. Khemnallam, Swelling*,ami
At.t. KIMltnK I'A I V, I.Ot. % V* AH All A.
THY IT. Price .IW.
UKU.V, 1.1ST K CO.,
feb!7 I>rtigg1*t*. Tlrlilge (Vriier.
MHffl IRON CQRNICFS
-and
Window Caps,
riN roiif, cjNmiiTiiB.1, ;*o,..
BRAUN & BROS,
62fi MAlIN ST., one door almy" Stona
ifc Thorn**, Wheeling. h?|?3c
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSkTY.
MORCAXTO * N, W. I A.
rnilK HKALTHKI LMCHH (IK TIJK IA?1
CAL1TY: the aupcrlor ImIIIIm lot
liiMtruction ; the economic*!, n iwiplinarr
and oUier nU*D'I||w aPirid hare made
till* lnMltutlon ileavrvedly |M.ptil.?r with
thoae who deal re to ace. rnpltah a aound
education under the moat lavorabla elrcuiuatHncta.
Winter Term l>egin* January Mil.
Spring Term begin* March 9lh.
for ' atalogue, and fuller Intormatho.
addrea* any o| the IU gen u or ot tin faculty.
JvIlN W. SCOTT. D. D. I.I,. !>.,
aepll.-K Acting Pre* drnf
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
I'eY A HI .IK H K1? !* ?. < rf KKH" 1.1 IM
I j proved courae of aludy for the practical
wdueaUoii ol young ? ? . HP?ga"l
room*. refitted and ftirrnanerf. M paraie
room for ladle*. Heaaion* day at a I ? ?.
I.ig. Individual Inalructb.n given each
aludenl; at*., thorough ronrae In t ie Kngllali
h ran r baa. CHII al (Jollega blTl'--*, oppo
alia Mrlurr* Moo*,-, or a. Idre?a,
J M PKAHIIKit A til..
aglTya Wheeling. W. V a.
FIN II.
Jfi Hall bbla. Ireah No. 1 Mackaral.
50 " " No. 2 "
a) i<u, <
10 Bbla. frmli No. 7 Htrkml.
10 ' " No. *
M " " l.ui rn/l'.r Marring,
Juat r<T?lv?*l and l??r aair by
daol m. B El l.l.l
VA.MTKNUL, A NUHUJ. WUltkM
JOHN H. EXl'ERI.V. fmpr,
ST A M P.S, .SKA LA CH KC'K.S, IN K S
hia^i aI|>IiaO*u and Klgara* on ba?l ?.'
mad*- to order. No. 1731 Mara at ?tra*t, &
j low FmUtfflw, V. liaellrig. W. Va. |y?
ijjjim
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