The Wheeling daily register. [volume], May 25, 1876, Image 4

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MISCELLANEOUS.
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BABGA INN
.dV8l 30AHT g/liH
GRENADINES!
,T? lWi . B<
*' W# have |nst received
10 Piece* Black open meah
GRENADINE,
AT
50 CENTS,
That are much below their value.
ALSO
lO Piece* Wide Black
CASHMERE at 01 OO, worth
01 25 every where.
J. S. RHODES &. CO.
mayZt.
CHINA,
uiasswaic anu
Queensware,
Wholesale and Retail,J
ATj
i. L HOBBS, SON &>?0.'S,
No. 1115 Main Street.
J?n22
NEILL & ELLINGHAM,
^ UOLKHALE GROCERS,
1805 N4I1 STREET,
Have In store and are constantly receiving
a large and complete stock ot goods,
nch as la usually found In a firstclass
bouse, comprising
all grades ot
Hefined Sugars
Mew Crop N.O. Sugar and Molasses.
Syrups, Coffees, Teas, Tobacco, Carolina
Rice, Cheese, Mackeral, Herring, Codfish.
Mluce Meat, KiiinIhs, l'runes,
Currants, Ac, Ac. We are
sole Agents tor tlie
Justly celebruted
CRYSTAL CORN SYRUP,
The purest and most wholesome article In
the market, and of the same grade and
flavor of Muple Syrup, and
aJOBBEVS ELECTRIC SOAP
This Soap Is superior In quality and
strength, and onepounu will do
the work of two pounds
of any others.
OUR r-LODRB
Embrace the following brands
Perfection, Ohio Stale I're nil lira and
Keystone.
These flours are too well known to need
oominendatlon. We nave ine exclusive
ale of thfin.
We solicit an examination ol our slock
be clone cash buyers. elect
HOTELS.
Uf COLUMBIA HOUSE^
XT OB. Itftt AND HNH MARKET HTRKET
i^l Wheeling, W. V?., Welly's old stand)
PHIL. llbEBT, Proprietor.
Kind-class Rooms, First-class Table, and
Klrat-rlaas Stables, ( all and see for yourself.
I guarantee satisfaction and cheap
rates. octii
French's Hotol,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Opposite City Hall. Pork,
(' art House and New Postoflire.
5a*ow York,
odern Improvement*, Including
Elevator. Rooms |l i?r day aud upward*
T. J. FRENCH it BRUM.,
BREAD AND CAKE8.
U. BAYHA,
BREAD, CRACKER AND uAKE
B A R E R Y.
tfAHKKT STREET, OPPOSITE WASH1M.
Ington Hall, u few doors above
Twelfth afreet, keeiw, constantly on hand
a full axMortment ol the ubove articles.
/l^wlu .lolluavaul all tuirU (if f hft dtT
tree of charge.
INSURANCE.
Peabody Insurance Company
WHEELING, W. TA.
Paid Up Capital, $100,000.
Write* moderate lines 011 Dwellings,
Ktrw Pnaperty, first-class Mercantile and
Manufacturing risk, and ouCargo risk*
Western waters.
DIRECTORS.
11Win. Bailey, Ttaoa. Hughes,
I Alonto Lorlug, l>r. W. J. Hates,
MA. M. Adams, s. P. Htldreth,
Ifjamea F. Barnes, Henry B. Miller,
Henry Schiuulbacb.
WM. BA1LEA .President.
J. V. U. RODGERS Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY. Casiiler. fel>*
Germania Life Ins. Co. of N. Y
lfU. U. K. ST1FEL HAVING BKTIKID
UL from the .Agency of this Company,
jre beg to Inform our assured and the publie
that we have appointed l)r. K. Blum as
Agent, and have conferred upon him full
pawerto act aa such from December 1, 1K75
BK1CHARD A POTT,
novt General Agents.
kJOTNA
fire and Marine Insurance Co.
or WHEELING, WEST V*.
Established in 1MB.
CAPITAL, .... 1100,0M.
Office No. 1.H5 Market Street.
.This Company Insures all descriptions ot
property against loss or damage by Are for
long or abort Uineon the most favorable
terms. Also will Insure cargoes on the
western waters at current rates. Patronage
o! the public respectfully solicited.
DIRECTORS:
Ww. Rflnmok, Wit. C. Haholaii,
John L. Hobbs, J no. R. Borsronn,
J. R. MOUutkkt, C. P. Brown.
S R. A. Met'AHL
OFFICERS:
WM. R 8IMPHON, President.
W C. HANDLAN, Vice President.
OSCAR OA NDBOCH, Agent A Solicitor.
AUOmWAITU! Medal A Diplomas
^iouun'SNew Pictorial Bibles,
UK most rations. Address lor new circuiasAru"4Ui"nr
Tf|H Igmki Waatod. Goad ohanee tor
ILIV ntlir money, to parties who de
I Lnt) rote whole or mot ot time In sell
In* our Teas. Liberal eomm lesion
end for lerms. P. O. Bo* IML GREA
AMERICAN TEA CM., MA BVeary H
New York.
i Wheeling Register.
THDUDAT.BAT 25. ISM.
CARROLL & BRO.,
^-08. 8, 8 AND 10 8IXVBBNTH STOUT
Importer* and Dealers In the beat ol
Italian Marble and
LIFE SIZE FIGURES,
And American and Sootch Oranlte Monomenta
and Tablets. Tbls firm will lurnlsb
work In their line at the very lowest rates.
Work guaranteed to glse aatlslactlon or
no pay, novSteg
BIG EXCITEMENT!
SPRAGUE PRINTS
DOWN TO
& ots. "Per Yard.
We offer a large line of
DiMtifo ? this nnnPAr a
UC9I I I 11110 HI ! ? HM|? ??w
dented low price. Call at
once.
Emsheimer Bros.,
may 25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.
American Watches?Louis Dechert.
Champagne?A. C. Egerter.
Pic-Nic?H. J. Leasure Boat Club.
Oilcloths?G. Mendel, Booth & Co.
Remington Sewing Machine?Char. A.
Kryter.
Carpets?Harbour & Dittman.
Silver and Plated Ware?C P. Brown.
The Old Reliable Place?R. H. Sweeney's.
Big Excitement?Emsheimer Bios.?
[Head of Local ]
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It has not n.ined for two days.
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Work on the People's Bank building
is progressing rapidly.
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Most of the street crossings in this
city are sadly in need of repair.
Thk Municipal Court adjourned until
Friday morning at 10} o'clock.
Have some discretion about heaving
in ico-watar
It is unhealthy to get too much excited
about polit cs in hot weather.
Tuk first pic nic of the season took
place yesterday.
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Tim celebrated ilcNabb, sprinkling
carts were out yesterday.
The excursion to Pittsburg will leave
promptly at 9 o'clock Saturday night.
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Watkbmelons and green corn are
shortly expected in the market, and doctors
are hopeful.
The Tony Pastor combination opens
at the Opera House one week from tonight.
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Oi*e Bellaire letter failed to come to
hand las} evening, tho train being t>n
hour and a half late.
Till Chicago Pout and Mail says, "it is
sate to dub anything 'Centennial,' except
old maids."
?m
The City Council ought to appropriate
a fund for the celebration of the Centennial
Fourth of July.
- The
Parkersburg Timm speaks in complimentary
terms of the Wheeling excursionists
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The pic-nic ot the German Sunday
School at Thompson's grove was largely
attended
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Johnky Mason gives an excellent free
lunch to day at bis saloon, No. 2141,
Main street, to which he extends a general
invitation.
llow is it that the advertisement for
plans and specifications for re-building
Washington llall has not appeared? Can
some of the stockholders answer?
? Tux
case of the Eighth ward vs. The
Citizens' Street Kail way Company, will
couie before the Police Court to-morrow
morning.
mm
This is the season of the year, when
the impecunious young man is put on
the ragged edge, by trying to raise tunds
to take his Hannah out riding.
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Tuxrk are so many excursions taking
place about this time that it is hard for
I those who cannot attend all to decide
which one they will join.
The Capitol building Das assumed immense
proportions within the past two
weeks. When completed it will be one
of the roost imposing looking structures
in the State.
The Mexican Vets.?We hare been
informed that round trip trip tickets can
be procured to ?teubenrille, fer ninety
cents by those who desire to attend the
meeting of the Mexican Veterans which
will be held in that city, next Saturday.
Arrested.?John Bivens, charged
with attempting to rape a girl six years
old, the facts of which were published
yesterday rooraing, has been arrested
and lodged in jail. He will have a hearing
before Squire Caldwell to-day.
Ladies who go to the Centennial
should take along all the old dresses
they want ruhed or be content with
liaeu suits and cheap hats, for the dust
goes through clothing like aand through
a screen.
^ ^ - Gertlemee
and ladiee will remember
that the ice cream parlors at the
Capital Dining Rooms, 1165 Market
! street are up attars. They are cool and
^ neat and the cream is delicious.
THE WHEELING
THE t-OlKTS.
Circuit Court?Judge. Mel cm.
Court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning <)
In the case of Camden, trustee, vs. the
Wheeling, Pittsburgh and Baltimore
Railroad Company, Die defendant filed
' Its answer.
The case of August Roll vs. Beuter
Bros was placed upon trial before the
following jury: Malcom Lowry, Henry
Michaels, John E Miller, Jerry Masoo,
John Reid, K. H. Phillips, John Lantry,
Bernard Higgins, Charles Matthews,
John Kemple, George Wells and James
McNamara. The controversy is concerning
an order given by oneScbambra
on the defendant for $200, payable out of
wages upon trial. The case was not con
eluded when the Court adjourned.
The Court adjourned until this morning
at 9 o'clock.
Municipal Court?Judge Cranmer.
The court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning.
An order was entered in the case of
Mary Stanley vs. Flora Boot et al.
In the case ot Joseph Steger vs. The
Centripital Power Co., an injunction was
granted preventing the defendants from
selling certain real estate.
The case of the Washington Hall Association
vs. The Mutual Insurance Co.,
of Allegheny, Pa, was compromised
and dismissed at defendants' costs.
The Court adjourned until Friday at
10 a. m.
Polio Couet?Judge Oranmer.
There were two cases before the Police
Court yesterday morning:
Jacob Tobias and John Goff, charged
with disorderly conduct, were lined two
dollars and costs each, which thoy paid.
Jacob and John belong to Bellaire.
Annual Mkktino ok tuk Statk
Medical Society.?Upon Wednesday
next, May 31st, at 2 o'clock p. u., the
State Medical Society of West Virginia
will meet in convention at the Wiesel
Musical Hall. The general public are
invited to attend, ample accommodations
being provided for all. Governor Jacob,
Mayor Sweeney, and a number of didtinguished
gentlemen from abroad will be
present and assist in welcoming the
strangers to the hospitalities ot our city.
The annual address will, this year, be
made by Dr. Barbee, of Mason county.
Fares to the convention both by rail and
steamer will be half price.
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Wiesel Excursion.?All the
arrangements have been made to make
I tie excursion 10 okuuvuvuid u? tuo
teamer Hudson, on Friday next, the
26th inst., a pleasant and successlul affair.
Tickets for the round trip and concert
are on sale at Adams & Lucas'
mu;ic store at $1 50 each. Meal tickets
fifty cents each. A party of ten persons
clubbing together and buying their tickets
can secure a state room on the steamer
tor their exclusive accommodation. A
diagram of the boat is on exhibition at
the musie store and teats for the concert
can also bo reserved. Secure your tickets
and state room to-day.
His mother had forbidden base ball
playing in the parlor. When he transgressed
and completely busted the large
mirror, she saidjto him: "Charley, have
you anything to say why I should not
whip you for your disobedience?" "Yes
mother, I have," answered Charley; "you
know the Bible says: 'Blessed are the
piecemakers." Mother sank down into a
chair, and fell into a deep reflection.
She's there yet.
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Bask Ball .Notes.? The Allegheny
base ball club, who beat the Standards of
this city last week, were beaten lor the
second time, by the Neshannocks, of
New Castle, Tuesday, by a score of 9
to 2.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says the poor
playing of Junkens and Gallagher was
the cause of the defeat of the Allegheny
nine.
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A New Hampshire woman who put
a small deposit in a savings bank, many
years ago, and forgot all about it, has
been recently notified that it amounts to
$2,000, and that she must take it away.
Moral?Deposit a small sum, or several
small sums promiscuously, and let them
pass from memory. Then wh?>n you are
old you will be happily surprised with
sudden wealth.
The Steubenville Herald is mistaken.
We do not complain of items being taken
from these columns and published without|credit.
If they are worth anything,
take them. Our complaint is this: That
the Herald frequently copies article9
from .the Register and credits them to
the Intelligencer.
The Centennial postage stamp is in
the form of a shield on a green ground
with a pony express rider and train of
cars, forming two prominent lines in
white across the central portion. At the
t>pis u1776 U. S. postage.'' below "Three
cents?187G," all of which letters and numerals
are white.
i Half Fa**.?The Baltimore and Ohio
I Railroad will issue halt rate tickets from
any point East to Wheeling or Parkersburg
for those who desire to attend the
Charleston Convention. Full fare
charged in going ahd return free with
certificates. W. W. Miller is authorized
to issue the certificates.
The following lines from Churchill
! are appropoe at this time:
' ' All would be deemed, e'eu from the
cradle, fit
To rul* In politic* as well as wit;
j The grave, the gay, the fopling, and the
dunce.
Stand up (God bless us!) statesmen all at
once!"
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j Nearly Dead.?The little fellow
| Walters, who was injured at Morehead A
Sons' boiler shop, was not expected to
| live last.nigbt. Dr. lingular says it is
doubtiul if he will recoTer.
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Excursion of the Harmooia and
Mannercbor Singing Societies" to Pittsburgh;
will take piace on the 27th of
May. Tickets can be had at A. Neuhauaon's
Confection e-y Store, 1221
1 Market street. Boat will start at 9
. o'clock p. M. sharp.
The Excursion To-Moeeow.? Parties
who contemplate going with the ex'
curs ion to Steubenrille by the steamer.
| Hudson to-morrow aie requested to pro,
cure their tickets to-day. The steamer
| leaves promptly at I) P. w. on Fnday.
DAILY REGISTER,
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WASH I NOT?H COIIHTT ITEMS.
Prom the Review and Examiner.
Samuel Kelly has been appointed
street commissioner of Claysville.
There were only three brick houses in
(Jannonsburg in 1807.
Potato bugs are plentiful here and
hereabouts this season.
W. C. (Jomdit and Samuel Tbarp,
both of Amwell, have made assignments
for the benefit of creditors.
Anoth er four-horse load of '-Peerless"
potatoes from Washington county was
sold out on our Btreets on Thursday last,
at about sixty cents per bushel. Oh, for
the narrow gunge to cheapen transporta1
tion! The esculent is only worth twenty
I cents per bushel over there.? Waynes'
burg Republican.
Rev. S H. Hilliard, of Erie, has accepted
tbe call to the rectorship of tne
Epicopal Church of this place. Mr.
Billiard is a gentleman ef fine talent
and culture, and will doubtless render
satisfaction to the congregation. He
was at one time minister of tbe American
Chapel at Paris, France. He will assume
tbe duties at an early date.
President Hates and bis company of
students will leave for the Centennial
Exposition on Thursday morning, June
29th, and at Pittsburgh take the day express
through to Philadelphia. If tbey
so deeire, tbey can return by Baltimore
and Washington Xlfty. They will remain
in Philadelphia about two weeks. Dr.
Hays was in the East a few days ago and
made satisfactory arrangements.
A portion of Amwell township, in
the vicinity of fenmile village, was visited
by an unusually heavy rain storm
on Monday evening of last week. In a
few instances it rose to the- dignity of a
j-i?_ v.~M. ?,f mhi halnnirinff to
I By Telegraph. |
Pitthburoh, May 24.?Hirer 8 feet ]
inch and falling. Weather clear anc
pleasant. Emma Graham, from Cincin.
nati, arrirod and departed.
Cairo, May 24.?Arrived?Libertj
No. 4, St. Louis; J. N. Kellogg, South
A. L. No. 1. Memphis; City of Helena
St. Louis. Departed?Liberty and A. L
No. 1, Ohio. River 29 feet and falling
A light rain fell this afteonoon. Woathei
clear; mercury 04 degrees.
Mkmchps, May 24.?The river hai
fallen 14 inches, bow stands 31 feet 5 in
ches. Weather cool; mercury 04 deg
Departed?Belle Texas, Arkansas river;
Talle Scudder, St. Louis, late last night
Louisvili.ic, May 24 ?The river hai
come to a stand at 10 ieet in the canal
Weather cool. Departed?Arlington
St* Louis.
Evansville, May 23.?Weathei
cloudy and cool. Mercury 50 to 80 deg
River rising with 18 7-10 feet on th<
gauge. Up?J. H. Bigley and tow
Robert Mitchell, IdlewiId, Coal Hill
Alice Brown, Maggie Smith, C. K. Peck
Down?Morning Star. Busiaess verj
dull.
Cincinnati, May 24.?River 23 feet f
inches and falling. Weather clear ant
cool. Departed?Glasgow, EvanBville
Cons Miller, Memphis. Sherlock. New
Orleans.
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A Work to the Ladies.?Now tha
the men folds have all gone to the Cen
tennial, what's the use of dirtying youi
hands and wasting matchet in kindling
fires in the kitchen, when you can jus
step to Martin's Capitol dining rooms
I 1155 Market street, and get your meali
nicclv served up al sny hour of the day
Ladies' private dining room up stairs.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch of yesterday
says:
The iron manufacturers have lately en
tcred into an agreement to maintair
prices, which the puddlere consider a re
adjustment of the card rates, and conso
quenlly desire to go back to a sliding
scale for puddling. A conference wai
held on the subject yesterday afternoon
but nothing didnite was agreed upon.
The new Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia
Pa., is conducted upon the Europear
plan, and will accommodate 4,000 guesU
at one dollar ($1.00) per day.
But the biggest drive is in white anc
dotted Marseilles and Percales at 10
cents per yard, by J. W. Kerrrel.
If you want bargains in shaes go tc
L. V. Blond's, 11S5 Main street.
Sheet Music and Music Books.?
, The largest and most careful selected
stock will be found at Sbeib's Music
Sure, on Main street. Mr. Sheib's long
> experience in the music business, and
Ibis well known taste in making selections,
insures the music buyers tbe most
choice and beautiful rpusic. Especial
attention is kit en mi music ivi iw.umi
purposes, and teacher* will find special
inducements given them.
The place to get the best shoes for the
; least monej is at L V. Blond's.
The place to get the cheapest shoes ii
I at L. V; Blond's.
l - To
Sdit the Tima.?Card size Photographs
$2 00 per dozen, and other sizei
i in proportion. The finest work made in
the city at Hall's Galleby,
1206 Market street, opposite McLurt
j House.
Thi cheapne* of Dry Goods and Car
pets is all the talk now at
J. W. Pcanai/a.
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
Selliso shoes regardless of cost at L
: V. Blond's.
To Suit the Times.?Card size I*h?
tographs.liOO per dozen, and other tiz?
| in proportion. The An art work asnde is
, the city at Hall's Galleet.
1206 Market street, ofpsits McLan
| House.
UCIllgr,. rre,u. -William
lams, Peter Voorhes, Franklin
Schreuts, Israel Smith and others, were
completely washed oat and will have to
be replanted.
MIVEK MEWS.
The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 8)feet 11 inches in the channel,
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Granite State, en route for Pitts.
Knf?K nasapd tin vesterdav afternoon.
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The Emma Graham en route for Cincinnati
was due last night.
The C. W. Horn brook left for Pittsburgh
last evening.
The Mai lie Kagon will leave for Pittsburgh
thit morning at 7 o'clock.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
this morning at 10} o'clock
The local packets are making theii
regular trips.
It is beginning to look as if the low
water boats would htfve nothing to dc
this seasoq. This timo last year all the
larger packets were laid up.
A sunken bargo which has been i
a great annoyance to towmen has beer
washed away. It was lying at Buck
Hill, about thlrtyjmilcs below this city
The Boaz sunk a coal barge at th<
foot of Fishing Croek riffle, Sunday, and
it is now lying in gbod condition, nol
obstructing the channel.
THURSDAY MORNI
If you are suftoring with corns or bun-.
nions try Cole's Corn Salve.
Naw Linen OverskirU and Basques j
and Ulster Dusters at
Geo. R. Tat to* & Co.
?
Great Excitement AND Reduction.
?Beat Friots 6 cts per yard; Bleached
an J Brown Muslin 6 els per yard; Grenadines
down to 3 cts per yard, and all
Dry Good and Carpets in proportion.
Come now for Bargains.
J. w. Ferrkll.
A Rar* Of f eb ? A fine-toned, seven
octave Piano, Rosewood case, carved
legs, front round corners, nicely finished,
for $266. Can be examined at
Adams & Lucas .
1227 Market St
Bargains in second band Organs at
Sheib's Music Store, Market street*
One Eureka Grand Organ - - * **
One Estey, 6 stop, - - - *
One Yogel & Hughes 6 stop. - IJJ
u u t* 711
One Sheib Organ, 5 stop, - ?
u g u . 160
One Mason & Hamlin . - - 56
All in perfect order and good as new.
Must be sold to ir. ' e room for our new
stock of Wood an.1 i'lstey Organs.
Lake Ice for sale at seventy-five
cents per hundred pounds, to regular
customers. a. Nkuhausen,
1221 Market street.
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Call at Logan, List & Co's. or Silvey
for Cble's Corn Salve.
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Balbriooan Hosiery.
Geo. R. Taylor & Co.
The centre of excitement over cheap
Dry Goods and Carpets is at
J J. W. Fkrrel 8.
J. W. Fkrrel is receiving new goods
and carpets daily and is selling
them at ruinous ly low prices, l ou can
; save money there.
: ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
Philadelphia Wool Slarhet.
Philadelphia, May 20, 18<6.
The wool market is unsettled and low
er. The belief among dealers is that wo
bave not yet touched" bottom, and sales
are freely mado at large concessions in
' price to anticipate a further decline. The
market is so demoralized that we are unable
to name figures at which it will be
sate to buy in the country, and the buyers
must take the responsibility of saying
' such rates as they think proper. Wo
quote sales of new tine unwashed from
Illinois and Missouri fat sheep at 20c 1
r These wools lose 70 to 75 pounds to the
' 100 in the process of scouring* Choice
) lots of tine fat sheep wool from Ohio and
the best wool growing sections,
washing about 60 per cent, are
1 selling at 25c. Coarse and medium
i unwashed is freely offered at
28j?)30c and would probably sell at 2oc;
combing and delaine unwashed sells at
' 32036c, a decline of 8@10c within six
> weeks. Old Michigan fine washed is
freely oflered at 35c, but don't sell. rh?
, V(,ry best Ohio can be bought at 40042c
for line, but is slow of saie, Handsome
tub washed is ? ffored at 42046c without
finding buyers. California and
L fleeces are arriving freely and are much
I improved in style and condition. I hey
. are sold at 20c unwashed, which is as
cheap as the best Ohio washed fleeces
. would beat 30c in usual condition. 1 his
. decline in tbo market, so Hnd
' rapid, is easily accounted for. I he losses
' ! of the last three yours have culminated
In a failure to many large manufacturers,
and others have stopped rater than increase
the superabundant stock of goods,
j j The wool is not goim: into consumption,
I stocks accumulate, and pncos fall. Commission
ti per cent on sales. Mo other
' charges, except storage on lots held over
' thirty days. Interest on advances 7 per
cent per annum.
Boston Wool Market.
, From the Boatou Journal ol Commerce.
The failure of more woolen mills has
r had a depressing effect on the market,
. aud prices have further declined, with no
5 disposition on the part of the buyers, ex
, cept from hand to mouth.
, In California wools there is more doing;
while it is not Certain that prices
f have reached their lowest point, they are
deemed to be very near bottom. Ad(
vices irom California state that large
I quantities of wool are coming in, but in
a very interior condition, arid which
' must be sold for what it will briug,
while good lots are scarce and in demand
at very fair prices. There is
almost a panic among many of the farmers
and sheep-raisers there over the
low prices obtained, and they are selling
r their sheep for a third of what they were
? formerly held at; those who arc strong
enough to hold on and weather the ex'
cilement will undoubtedly be tbe gaindrs
8 in the end. Thero are some arrivals of
' shearling wools here, but no prices have
been established, as there are
no sales as yet It is used principally by
1 hatters and for felting purposes.
Advices from Kentucky slate that the
wools are in fine condition; that they
j will be worth more to manufacturers than
last year, but tbey are not expected to
bring over 42c here; last year the prices
r was 47b^50c, Very little, if any, has arJ
rived as yet, but in a week or two the
usual quantity may be expected. The
' amount of crop is expiated to be about
the same as last year.
We quote X 40c and XX and above,
42c; iSo. 1 42c; Miohigan X and attove,
1 3o@37<'; Wisconsin X and above,
37c; New York State, Vermont and New
| Hampshire do, 35(2)37. Tub washed fine
I 47c; do Kentucky, 40fa-42}c. California
I spring, free of burr, good condition, 20(a)
' 26c; slightly burry, 16@20; burry, 18(a)
17. Fall, 16(2)18, free; 12(2)15c burry;
Oregon, 26(a)30c for valley; 22(S)25c for
I Kmstern. Nevada, kO'afUc. In Texas,
best fall medium is quoted at 19(2)20;
fine do, 20(a,22; spring Texas, 23(o)26c.
Combing fleece washed 60f?52c; rnedi|
urn delaines 45<Vi-47c; fine delaines 42c;
> combing pu.led, medium to coarse, 42fa>
47c. Unwashed fleece combing sells at
i 33(<i,371c for western, ana 37(a,40c per
lb tor Kentucky good to choice; Ken,
tucky clothing, unwashed, 27(3y30c;
| western unwashed, fine. 22(2 2oc; medi>
um 25(2,2 7c; California pulled wools.
I I supers and extras, 27$qu35c; city pulled
wools, domestic; skws. 88fi^40c per lb
! (or extras, according i 'icngiu; sup-re o<
j 042c; western supers and extras are
; held at 83037c per lb, eastern supers 42
047c; New York supers 35f? 40>-.
We report sales of 187 los domestic,
639,600 lbs of California. 145,100 ibe pulled
and 76,300 ih> foreign?making a total
j ot 1,023,90) lbs.
i Clarlaaad Bem'aak Isrkrt.
i Momdat, May 22, 1676.
Tbe offerings have been more liberal,
' but with a good demand tbe market is
strong.
H oasts?Tbe sales for the week aggregate
about 350 bead, of which 7 cars
; were taken for Eastern shipment?4 to
' Philadelphia, 1 tj Boston. 1 to New
. York and 1 to Richmond. Prices rule a
j little higher for desirable stock. gi?d to
prime work horses selling at $900125.
I and driven at $1400215. Piags are
slew at 4O0&O.
. | Mclb?There it little demand aad
11 only a few ofiered, tbe sales being only
i i 11 bead, but pnoes are tin usually steadV
I at 00080 lor 14014) hands; $850115
\ j for 15 hands, and 1200135 for 15)016
| hands high.
NQ. MAY 26 1876.
i'lncintanil Lfarrotuwc* l?rkc( far
ttaeWrck tndlif Mmy Mth. The
market for Leaf Tobacco, under 1
continued light offerings at auction, has *
ruled very firm during the past week at
prices that were ge lerally acceptable to [
shippers and holders. Receipts of new
have been unusually small, shippers still
camplaining of unfavorable weather for
prising. Low grades of Ohio Seed were
i little stronger; no chaage in the better
I >its.
The total offerings at auction for the
j week were 480 hbds and 211 boxes.
At the Miami Warehouse?92 hbds
and 118 boxes; 87 hbds and 2 boxes
Kentucky- and Ohio Cutting Tobacco? a
j 49 hbds'Old at $7 5(2)25 26; 38 bhds h
i New at $3 95(3)15 75 for Common Smokers
to good Cutting Leaf; 8 hbds and 2 I
boxes new West Virginia at $8 80(2) J
12 50; 2 boxes new at $3 10@3 50; 114 '
cases Ohio Seed Leaf, new and old?54
at $2(33 05, 13 at $10 60(2)13 75, 2 at
at $16(e)16 75.
At the Morris Warehouse?4 hhds
new West Virginiaat$5 90(2)11 26; 23
cases Ohio Seed Leaf?7 at $3 05(2)5 15,
0 at $@7 25, 5 at $8 30(2)9, 6 at al0@ 1
12 50.
Pittsbuboh, May 24.?Petroleum?
Quiet but firm; crude at $2 26 at
Parker's; refined at 14J@14Jc lor Pbila
delphia delivery.
HORSE MARKET i
AND
General Stock Agency
Will sell HATURI)\Y, May. 27, 1876, a'
10 A. M. 15 to 20 head ot Horses of various
kinds and prices. Also, several Buggies,
Carriages, Wagons, Ac.
Rales and Regulations of the Wheel- ,
lag Horse Market nod Stock
Agency. 1
1st. All stock old by this Agency to be
as represented or money refunded, and the ?
highest bidder to be the buyer. <
2d. All horses ottered tor sale and prove
not as represented by the owner, it sold J
and returned, will be charged with the i
commission. ,
3d. A deposit will be required of all buyers
when the property Is knocked down to '
them.
4th. All horses sold at public auction
will be subject to trial until 4 o'clock p. m.,
and If not as represented by the auctioneer I
are returnable and the money will be reiunded.
5th. This Agency will not be responsible '
for stolen or mortgaged property. The sel- <
ler will at all times be made known to the
buyer, and where any doubt exists a
searching Investigation will pe made aud i
lully represen ed to the purchaser.
6th. A registry fee of 50c will be charged
for all stock to be offered lor sale through
this agency. An additional fecottl.OO will
be charged where the property Is to be ad- |
vertised In our regular Catalogue sales.
7th. A commission of 86 00 will he charged
on all sales of horses under $1U0, and 5 per
cent additional on all sums over fl00;saine
on wagons, buggies, harness, Ac., unless
under $40, then 10per cent will be the commission.
KATEN OF BOARDHVO HORN EM.
niAty ucuwt jjci uoj iui v?iw?v t?w>>n^> w? ,
horses for sale; <1.00 per day for horses
tliut are required to be hauuled or exercised
;;nd broken.
I will keep careful and attentive giooms,
and horses left iu my care will have proper
care and attention and handled pro.
perly, hot will Dot be responsible for unavoidable
accidents.
My second great Catalogue Sale will take
place SATURDAY, May 27th, at 10o'clock
a. m. Parties having property to offer will
receive prompt attention t y addressing.
J. L. BUKLEY,
Whee'lng, W. Va., or at Bridgeport, O.
J. C. Hkkvey, Auctioneer. myll
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OK '
Wheeling. .
Charles H. Collier, Administrate i of Walker
Hunter, deceased,
vs.
Timothy P. McCarthy, Noah Z. Hunter,
<olin W. Hunter, Charles W. Hunter,
Henry C. Hunter, Frank P. Hunter, Cyn- |
thia R. Kagga and George W. Bagg* her
husband, Sarati L. Campbell and David
Campbell her husband, Nemlah l>ew. !
George Dew, Charles Dew, Minnie Dew ,
and Mary Hunter, ,
ix chawckry. '
The undersigned, Commissioner of said '
Court, hereby gives notice that In pursuance
of a decree made and entered. In the
al>ovc entitled cause by said Court on the
1st day ?f April. 1876 be will, at his office, i
No. ?? Twelfth street. In the cltvof Wheeling,
A est Virginia, on the IQlh day of
June. 1476, commencing at 10 o'clock a.
m., procee i to take, state and report to
to said Court an account of the lelns, II
any, on the real estate In the bill mentioned,
to-wit:
Apleceof ground on Wheeling Island,
In the Seventh wardof the City ol Wheeling,
West Virginia, fronting 40 feet on the
east side ol South Wabash street. Immediately
s >uth ol G. V. Burket's lot, and run- 1
ulng baek with Burkets land, with a unllorm
width ol 40 feet, lrom said street to (
an alley commonly called "Hnnter's
alley," being a piece of property owned by
Walker Hunterin his life time, and the 1
amounts and priorities thereof. And '
further, the value in a gross sum ol the
dower right of the defendant, Mary Hunter,
in said real estate. And any other
matter said Commissioner may deem
pertinent, or that may be required by the I
parties hereto or any of them. I
And It wotfTurther In said decree ordered
that the publication ol th.s notice once a
w>-ek for four successive weeks, In some
newspaper printed a d published In tae *
city of Wheeling, should be equlvolent to
personal service of such notice on tbe
pa: ties or any oi them.
L. R. JORDAN,
Commissioner.
CALDWELL A CALDWELL, attorney* lor
plaintiffs. myttoawb
Dust .& foam !
Sight-seeing, Fun and Adventure on
POURCONTINPNTH AND MANY SEAR.
Mysteries of the Orient. 220 Ensrav
Bright, Witty,entertaining?the mostattractlve
book out, In every respect, first- '
rate. It sells rapidly, pays splendidly 1
AW EATS WANTED. Writs* at once tor
descriptive circulars an^terins, to AN- ]
< HOK PI'HI.IMII151W t'OMPAIT, 620 <
PINE STREET, ML Loula. ap'AVtn
P8YCHOMANCY, or HOUL CHARM
JNO." How either sex inay fascl- 1
ate and gain the love and affections ot I
any person they cho?*ie instantly. This
simple mental acquirement all can poasesa,
free, by mall, for 25c, together with a
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle. Dreams
Hints to Ladle*, wedding Night Hhlrt. j
Ac. A queer book. Address T. WILLIAM ,
A Co., Publishers. Philadelphia. no23ta j
A GREAT OFFER. ISlS
A SONS, 4*1 Broadway, New York, will \
dispose o! IOO PIANO* AND ORWANN
of nrst-class makers, Including Waters, at
Extremely Lew Prices lor cash, during
this month,or part cash, and balance In
small monthly payments. The same to let.
iAJSMi!
fT county to take orders snd deliver |
Basis for the old and original C. O. D. j
onse. Largecash wages, splendid chance ;
In every neighborhood for the right per- ,
son ot either sex, young or old. Samples,
new lists, circulars, terms, etc., a complete
outfit sent free and poet paid. Rend for It
at once and make money at your hotn<* |
Address H.J. HALL A CO., AN. Howard
St.. Baltimore, Md. ocat
| VETERINARY PRACTICE.
Works oa that sabiect giving concise
I and plainly written instructions (or the
treatment ol all ordinary ailments ol ail
, Domestic Animals, are constantly kept In
stock, together with appropriate Medicine
| Cbests. Theas books are specially written
! for tb? K*rtner*. Mock Raiser* or LJ very
. stableman's use. svoiding as for as poaaf!
ble, all technical Kim*. For Descriptive j
' Price List send stamp to the BALTIMORE
I HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY, 1* West
; Fayette street. BOEKiCKE * TAFP.L, I
Proprietor*. febOtb j
ClurH We are giving 9*5 Hewing MaOl
" 11* chines. Hunting < ase Hatches 1
CD C C Velvet Vests, and Black Bilk !
? ? b b Dresses, Iree with our Green back
Packages, wend u? Inventors Celon
ITS Uremwlcb^treet, N. Y. feffrb (
EW DYING ANDCbRAN'.NOIKTABBIhHMKNT,
by Mr.Joseph Hchmata- ,
Ineu, No. 1735 Market Hireet, north
end of Market Htreet Bridge. In my <
. employment Is Mr. Loots Dandellr, ana
lytic chemist irom Paris. Prance. AH
kinds of Bhawle. Dresses, Hibbona, and all
kinds of HI Ik and Woolen good# Cleaned
or dyed on sbort notice and prices Us give
satisfaction. Black woolen goods trans*
firmed in color, rls: Drao, Dark Green,
Maroon, Dark Rnbis, California, Bismarck,
without lnjujy to fibres or fabric.
Coloring, Cleaning ana Repelling Gentlemen's
Cloth ins In the best of Kyle.
Ham pies of work can be seen at any time
; In my establish menu Patronage solicited
I novStbHAT
pwccirn.
jAQGHLIN BROS. & CO. jj
Wholesale Dealers In I
irugs, Ghemicats and Medicine; '
Paints, Oils; White Lead, TnrpenMne , \
Varnish, Window Glass and
Qlassware,
No.iaM.MAiy at. Wimnw !
' SO cases Concentrated Lye,
100 N Matches. ' ~
5 barrels Oarrett's Snufls. 1
GO boxes Garrett's Packs.
1,000 pounds Dutch Madder Prlml. | n
600 u Indigo Spanish Float.
25 barrels Chip Logwood.
23 " Chip Fustic.
It LA UP HUN BROAACO'B I ,
90 ounces Qutn 1 ne, Powers*Weigh tmai i
60 " Sulphate Morphia.
90 M Nitrate Sllrer.
50 M Strychnia.
for sale at LAUOHUN BflOSAOO'B. 1
'SO pounds Chloroform.
GO " Bromide Potassium.
25 u Calomel.
25 u Iodide Potash.
2G0 " Fluid Extracts, TUden't.
50 " Solid ExtracU, do.
250 bottles Sugar Coated Fills. '
25 dozen Ellxers.
U LAUGHUN BROS. A GOV
25 dozen Baker's Cod Liver Oil. I
25 " Hall's Lung Balsam.
25 " Jayne's Expectorant.
25 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
1,000 " Bwences?Cinnamon, Ac.
500 " Bateman Drops.
500 M Godfrey's Cordial.
100 " Essence Jamaica Ganger,
At LAUOHLIN BRQH. A CP'S.
t,0u0 pounds Grain Peppei^-Slngapore.
GOO " Cloves.
500 " Allspice.
200 " Nutmegs?Government.
.600 " Cream Tartar, pure A cholee
500 " Mustard, In cans and in bulk
500 '* Ground Ginger, East Inda an
Jarnacta. Cox's Gelatine, Arrow Root,
Tapioca and Hago.
Ied2 At LiAUUAJUi.pi nm*?. a uvjts..
COMMON SENSE7~
A good Baking Powder must not only be
joiuposed of pure materials but the lugrvlients
must be combined In perfect proportions,
chemically.
Cheap Baking Powders are being to rood
>n the market, made up iroui inferior
lrugs, and In unchemlcal combination.
L11 use of these more or leas of Ipjurlous
residue Is left In the bread, the use ot
which will produce Indigestion, heartaurn.
dyspepsia, Ac.
We guarantee strict pudtyot material
ind perfect chemical proportions In the
EXCELHIOK BAKING IOWDER.
Those who have regard lor health and
ind true economy, will use It In preference
to all others.
Ask for LOU A If, I.INT St CO'N, Excelilor
Baking Powder.
CONGRESS AND BLUE LICK.
Fresh L'ouarees and Blue Lick
Waters, at
LOUAN, LINT A CO*.
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
rhere is no better article In the market
than the
FRENCH CONDITION POWDER
It Is good for Chickens and Hogs, both
curlug and preventing disease.
FOR HALE BY
LUVAN. lilSl ft Ul.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner, and by Dealer*
generally. apXI
1 EPILEPSY OR FITS. "
3r Hainaritan Nervine, the
great Nerve Conqueror, cure*
Epileptic Kiln, Convn hioiii,
Bb ~ rSpasms, Ht. Vitus Dauoe, and
JHL / all Nervous Dlseawes;theonly
BuT / known positive remedy for
V %* / Kplleptls Fits. It baa beeu
VI tested by thousands ant baa
JMflSiBIIievt'r been known to lall In
a single case. Trial pfcekage free. Enclose
lamp for Circulars giving evidence of
cures, (live name ol express office. Address
Dr. 8. A. RICHMOND, Box 741. Ht
Joseph, Mo. my'Jegoaw
HAIR, HUHK AND COTTON TOP
Also, PJllows and Bolsters made to order
f FRIEND & SON'S,
^Furniture and Carpel Dealers,
ap2U IMS MAIM STREET j
GLASS FRUIT JARS.
THOS. WIGHTMAN & OO.f
4S Wood HI reel. Pittsburgh.
Window Glass, Bottles and Vials
f>rall kinds. Orders promptly executedDetour
prices and circulars before buying
Quality unsurpassed,
may 16<-*goaw
AOENTH WANTED for the New Historical
Work Our
WESTERN BORDER.
A Complete and Oraphlo History ol '
American Pioneer Life 100 YEARN A(JO.
Its thrilling conflicts of RAd and White
Foes. Exciting Adventure*, Captivities,
Forays, Hcouta, Pioneer women and boys,
Indian wkr-paths, Camp life, and Mporta.
A book for old and young. Not a dull
page. No competition. Enormous sales.
Agents wanted everywher#- Illustrated
Circulars free. J. C. MoCUKDY A Co.,
Phllada. Pa. myfifb.
AliC |lT 73 tuhtcrUxrt in onr dtuj. Itr$t
'V?"!' literary paver. Only II 3kJ a
year. Three $10 enromo* fr?e. MUNYON
* HitiNki.EH. Pnh(. Phl'4.. Pa. invtBh
JL AP|JTO For beat cuance In
M Va b R I O the world to col n
money. Ail drew VT H. Umfrt t Pocket
Newark, N. J. mr?b
AOENMH Wanted for THE CENTRESI
Al. BOOK OP BIOtiBAPHY. or the
lives of the great men of our flntt 100 yean
Wend for clrculan. P. W. ZIKOKKK k (XJ.,
I'hlla., Pa., or Chicago, III. my 23 b
\fISI> HEADING. PHycHOMANCY
ill Fascination, Houi Cliartnlng. M.?me.
rlrra and Marriage Guide, showing how
either sex may <aaclnate and gain the
love ami affection ol any perwon thejchooee
Instantly, 400 pages. By mall 60cis
Hunt A Co., 1.10 8. 7th HI.. Phlla. Pa.
Wanted Agents for the Great
Universal
CENTENNIAL HISTORY
rTHE ' UMK OP THE FIRW? 100
yean of oar National Independence.
Including an account ol the oomlng
Grand Centennial Exhibition, 700 pages,
One engravings, low price, quick sales.
Exln terms, tend lor circular. P. W.
ZIKGLEK A CO., U? Arch Ht,, Pblladelphia.
Pa. _ uirtHb
fop
Doughs, Golds, Hoarseness,
And all THitOAT 01HJCAHEK, use
Well's Carbolic Tablets,
Pat up only in Blue boxea.
A TRIED AND SURE REM ED)
ror Mie or Crnggists generally. enfl
loanoron. Holl<owa r A ue-, Pblladelphle* j
A Cup of Good Tea.
noted Eaillth TntviUr Mr* much
liner Tea led enk la Rramie lhao la Englaad;
the difference le not, probeblr, owing
to the orertend transportation hat
that the RamLana bar the beet Tea grown
In China, UUle of that kind going toother
Doar.Utee. . |
The Russian Tea Company
ofler to thin market a limited quantity of
lb to TEA. It le eeeoinlel* PUKE.
Heat hy mall, prepaid, l lb can let era,
D M; S lb 91 3b To la trod nee thie Tea a
liberal eample eeat tor Bt,
RUMHlA* TEA 00,190 Pearl etreet. If. T.
apA-ta
IMMENSE HUOQ?*!?0?of the Uenalne
L*rs A? UMM ?r
IVINC8TON E
Already sold. The thrilling etory of the
noble file !n the wild land of the Nile
mretrry.Oahln UoM, the Lions'Lair, end
mllitoaa ofeoperatlUoae heinp Uraphte
deeerlpUoo. splendid 111astral lone. M11
Hone want it. We went egents qnleklr.
profits Mg. Mend tor tonne.
STOVES SC. ~~ I
Ranges ! Ranges ! I
" - I
Roanoke Range! I
rhe MOST DESIRABLE piece of Kltchsn B
famltore in the merket. H
They take up less room than a stove, I
but have much greater capacity, B
They ere very beevy end ere mount*,! In B
flral-cless style with Nlckle Pletcu B
Trimmings. H
Hot Water Fronts can beiiseo I
if desired.
We make them with both high au<l i:,? H
Warming Closets and with low H
Reservoirs.
'ell end see them, together with our oi*. B
breted Arlington end other Oouk- H
Ing Htovee.
JOSEPH BELL & CO. I
No. 140A Mali Street I
mera _
^ATORAL AND FRESH I
Bine Lick, I
Seltzer, I
Vichy, I
Congrtu, |
PltlM, Etc., I
Waters, Always on Hand, at I
EDMUND BOCKUUVS I
myia hhmhhy. I
"attorneys. I
JOHN W. P. KE1D, I
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, I
Office on Purtly Street,
oct27 Mound* vlll?, W. % a. I
A. B. CALDWELL I
ATTORNEY AT LAW, I
No. 68 Twelfth Street, I
<Ne*t door to Odd Fellows' Hstt, Cr?: I
floor > "ir.'l
baniTs. I
capital, i
JOHN K. BOTH FORI), l+riukm.
UKO. ADAMH. 11m htMfrnt.
M. A. CHAN DLER, OuWr
Bank of the Ohio Valley I
HucoeANor to
THK FIRST NATIONAL HANK I
OF WHKKLINU. I
Tills Bank la orgrnln-d and prriwmd t? I
trauAact the bualNea* of bauklng fu all n*
detail*.
It Muroeeda the First National Bank ?l
Wheel lug; la owned by the wune ?lntn?
holder*, aud la under th? same man***
ruent. it |
My careiuny regaruina me um rini* mil. h
correspondents and depositor*, auJ by B
prompt mikI faithful execution of Uiru B
wishes, It hopes lo uiprlt their asUsrn uj B
cou fide lice. B
Notes and Rtlls discounted. B
Collection* luiulenu all poluU tliP>o|ii. B
out the United Hutra. B
Deposit aocouuU subject to ?Uerk >i B
sight, received from Italian, liauker*. triu> B
corporations and lndlvMuaU. B
Certificates Of deposit l**ued psysltlt ou B
demand, or at fixed date*. B
Interest allowed on a|teclal deposit*. B
DIRHlTUIW: I
JOHN K. BOTSKOKD WM. H. Hisnata I
JaouH h. Rhodm, Ws. A-Traara. B
tixoHux Auaiw, John i- hum*
UBO. W. FRANZHSIH, o.i' DBSKT. B
hlnkt m. H ahiis. miZI B
THE PEOPLE'S BANK. I
CffM, tVa. IM?, Mtmm I
WH11LIN0, W. VA. I
Money received on I
tcreat paid on Hpeclai Ue|x*uu. Not* B
Rills Discounted. KxrUancp w-usit
and sold, Collections at home or frosi
abroad promptly attended to. B
D HUH To It*: I
John Ram, CHaiNTUN Hw. I
John IUnulah, yoii> aura. B
Hamuel J. Born, Kj? mand t asm*.
Anphkw WILSON, John P.Tsuiuul, B
Thomas o'Heihn, B
JOHN RKW, /VeHtbm
JOHIAH K. UPDEOItAKK. CutKur Jul B
n. c. burr, jnsim sir solo. B
HENRY K. LINT, OIERUN I.ASS. B
WH. A. LINT, HAJUIV W. LIST.
BANK OFWHEELINC. I
WHEELING, W. VA. B
CAPITAL, .... Biae.aaa B
mrkbsMera Peraasalli l.isbl* I
aad it. preseat lag aier|lH,M?
fj kleivkh UEiMHini anb kin
IV oooaU Paper. B
"? 1- I? JLe.IA Mllvar i J? 01. J
Bterllng Kiclitu|?.
* "' omrta on England, I rW and fni.**, V
vtormaap ud oilier- proffiiu?ei wk <?' I
lurvpi. 1
Bu ya and Mil* Government, "uc "f/
and kail road Honda. M
InU-reat paid on HpecUJ Imp? *
Hpeclai itteDtba given
, A w? r>. c. tun.
U. 1>AMB. OuMrr I
i BKYdOLU, AuUHoai (attf I
an 16
natTonal bank. I
or WISMT VJIUJISIA. I
CAPITAL, . . I
itiomtr KWKivroor BKI^^it. JN
ifl tereat paid on MpwclaJ I>pt*IU, Sou#
EndBllladl*rouutt?i,Kir|iau??Bou?tit*t.<l
Hold Collections road* on aTl point* ai,d H
proceed* promptly remitted.
lilKECTOKH:
Caiariji Oolemat, Th*ma* Hi ona*. H
Micheal Keii.lt, Da. A.M.Tonn.
Akthck Little, J. K. Hi'hkuh. M
B. W. HASLKTT, M. Poi.u* a
4 All MM MAXWKI.U
CHlHi'lS OOI.KHA Y. /Tin**
JOHN W AON ICR. (MBr
"exchange bank. i
CAPITAL ,??M*
UaMllt; WlatlfciMaia
Tbla Bank aneceeda Uilhe bualnaa<<<t**
National Bank, and A**-' - H
a w. a
ooid , eoapem,eu?ii??w^ i4^r h
o. Special D.P?? I
js-ss^sk/SS
buktmadtalM mea ?*?? );,* *
bolder* l'.?bU to 1
tbe cooxtHaUoo of wo ?**?? ""
in N?Uo**l H*?1kJ^?rowt
tss?su?.|"s^.?:" I
BnriTWtUAa,U. Ho** *?***
I
COMMERCIAL BANK I
Office, Ho. 1303, Mam St^
OUUKTTOBSi I
WAS*' 7kJ?55n?"* I
W.SSL. ? *?-' I
C. H. Booth.
rg?^g- j I