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Nit M BEK WHEELING VA. THURSDAY MORNING, JCLY 10. IS57 VOLUME 5 - : i iT 274 " <?l)c Heeding Jfntcliigciucr, IS PUBLISHED DAILY, T1U-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BIT CAMPBELL & McDERMOT. OFFICE?Corner of Main and Quincy streets ?Entrance from Quincy st. TKltMS. I)ailt, per annum c ',0U Tbi-Woiu, per annum &J,UU Wkkaxt, per annum .#l,iK? liA'l'Eb OF AD V JiltTISINO. RN LINES 0>' NONPAREIL, OU LESS, CONSTITUTING A SUL AKE. Per one square 1 insertion * *** .. o " 1,00 c *? l.seo 1 week ??**> * " a?50 41 " 1 month. l>,"0 ?? ?? fi " H S,00 6 44 l'i.tHJ ?* *? i?j ?* ia,o?? P#r advertisements of greater length, and less than M of a column, inserted fcr a longer time than two mouths, a dis couut of fifty per ccnt. ou the above will be made for each g?uare for the flroi three month*. For Business or Professional Cards, X square or less, per annum $ 6,00 For Business or Professional Cards, one square, per annum 10,00 For 1 column (outside) ouey ear 10U,00 ?? 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LAW OF NEWSPAPEKS. 1.?Subscriber* who do not give express notice to the con trary, are considered as wishing to continue their subscrip lions. 2.?-If subscribers order the discontinuance of their peri odicals, the publisher may continue to send them until all ar rearage* are paid. ?.?it subscribers neglect or refuse to take their periodi cals from the olhces to which they are directed, they are held responsible till they have settled the bill and ordered them discontinued. ?if subscribers remove to other places without Inform ing Uie publishers, and the papers are sent to the former di rection, they are held responsible. 5.?The Courts have decided that refusing t* take periodi cal frrtn the office, or removing nnd leaving them uncalled ?r, isprima facia evideuvc of lutcutlonat fraud. TC dQIUiESPQNL>ENTS. LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising or other fi nancial business of the Intelligencer, should be addressed to tar Proprietors. Letter.- concerning the editorial department of the paper, tnoal i be addressed to the Editors, jointly, or to cither one of tliutn. Corespondents writing for publication, will please write only on one side of the paper. An observance of the above rules will greatly oblige ua, and secure more prompt attention to correspondents thau > ?y might otherwise receive. CHUKCHES OK WHEELING. For the information of strangers visiting the city, we pub lish tiie following list of the different Churches, and their tiiae and place of meeting. If there are any mistakes, we will make the necessary correction with pleasure: .'it. JJatthe*c'S, Episcopalian, Corner Monroe and Byron streets, Kev. E. T. Pwtcixs, Hector; morning services ld.fc o'clock, evening, I. St. ./oh*'*, Episcopalian, Main street, between First and Second, Centre Wheeling, KeV. G. K. WaMUc, Pastor; morning service* lOJf o'clock, evening, "X ? Fir*t Pre*byteri*'n, Kev. R. 11. Wtm?,Pastor, Fonrthst., beta ecu Monroe.and Quincy.services morning and afternoon Second Prexbyierian, WebsUr street, between Main and Market, Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening. Third Presbyterian, Fifth street, between Chestnut and Talburt ?t-..?outh Wheel!"*. ?cr. K. Moons. Pastor. a*r?< e?i morning and evening. Fourth Pre*byUiHan, Uev. A. Pagli., Pastor, Malnstrect, between Washington and Adams sts.; services morning and evening. Fourth Street Method tut EjA*ce*palt Kev. J. E. Wilsox, Pastor, Fourth street, between Monroe and Quincy; services morning aud evening. Eorth .Street Method lit Ejdscopal, Rev. A. A. Rkoeh,Pastor corner Market and North sts., North Wheeling; services morning and eveniug. Chopline Street Methodist Episcopal, R?x- T. II. Mox kos, Pastor, Chapline street, between First and Second, Centre Wheeling; services morning aud evening. South Wheeling M. E. Church, Rev. A. Stevkss, Pastor; services morning and evening. irhtdiuff Inland CAupelt on Wheeling Island, Rev. J. K. Wilsox, Pastor. German Methodist Episcopal, Rev. C. Uklwio, Pastor, Chapline street, between Web.ter and Third, Centre Wheel ing. St. James CathedraI, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev. Bishop Ji. V. WuxLAS, Filth street, corner of llampdcn; services morning and afternoon. AssociateReformed, Rev. J. T. McClvmb, Pastor, corner o: Market and Jefferson sts.; servicesmorniug andafteruoon. Baptist, , Clay street, between Fifth and plxth streets; services rooming and evening. Disciple's, Market street, between Webster and Third. Centre Wheeling; services 10in the morning, and T)4 evening. Evangelical Protestant, Rev. J. Hki.fk*, Pastor, Clay street, above Sixth, East Wheeling. Zion Evangelical Lutherian, Rev. F. Zimxmrrmax, Pastor, Market street, between Webster and Third; Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening. Jewish Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and Main. Herman Protectant, Union Kail. Main street, between Monroe and Quincy; services 10morning. ODD FELLOWS'" DIRECTORY Virginias Lodge Ne. 3.?Meets every Thursday evening at the Hall, corner of Market and Monroe streets Jams* W. Mjoue, N. G.; B. M. Garr, Secretary. Franklin Lo?i(e N?. 13.?Meets as abovcevery M >nday evening. J. J. Pkcnch, N. G.; IT. P. Mc Etlrey, Secretary. Wm. Tell Lodge No. 33.?Meets as above eve ry Wednesday evening. WltuiM IIrifks, N. G.; John Solade, Secretary. Wlieeliug Lodge. IVo. 39.?Meets every Monday evening at the Hall, corner Market and Quincy streets.? T. MlxaOAX, N. Q.; John Thoburn, Secretary. Panola Lodge No. 8*.?MceU as above every Priday evening. A. A. Smith, N. G.; W. IT. Blanchard Secretary. Abrani's Encampment No. 1.?Meets at the Hall, corner Market and Monroe streets, the ^fr^f and third Tuesday evenings of each month. N. G. Marsu,0. P.; W. >r. B'aiohard, 8crib?. Wm. Tell Kncampmeut No. 3 4.?Meets as above the second and fourth Tuesday evening* of eavtt ?n.ih u??m ADsn, 0. P.; Chas. Long, Scribe. M A SO XIO DIK EOTORY. Ohio Lodge No. tOt.?Meets at Masonic Hall, corner Market and Monroe streets, the^frst and third Mon day evening* of each month. G. W. SlUHTa, W. M.; Alex ander Laughlin, Secretary. Wheeling Lodge No. 1*29. ?Meets a# above on thejtr*t and thinl Thursday evenings of each month. F. A. Bkkntuxckr, W. M.; S. IF". Pearson., Secretary. N. Wheeling Union Chapter No. 19.?Meets as above ou the secoiul ^loudav evening of each month. W. G Ecott, H. P.; S. IF. Pearson, Setyeiarv. Wheeling Encampment No. 1.?Meets as above on the fourth Monday evening of each month. W. J G. C., A. Loring, Recorder. TO PKINTKltft. We are prepared to furnish Printer* with Wade'# superior Sews, Book and Job luks. We have now on hand:? ?>rws Ink. hand press. ft?-?*-? Ink, power press. ?Book lu It. Fine Ktlack. Extra Pine do. ICed Ink. Extra Pine do. Light lilae Bark Blue. Light Green Dark Grceu. Yellow. White. Gold Mize. Vui-ulsh. A c. Are. Ac. All luktjold by us warranted to be good; and If found no t<? be so, can be returned at mir expense. tf" Terms cask. joi: CAMPBELL Jt McDERMOT. it A very neat and superior article of BANK CHECKS on all the city Bankn ORDER BOOKS, ?t-ANK DEEDS, NOTES, DRAFTS, &C.. Printed on -vtra paper, fbr sale t this OjlVce. ^ Receipts and Hills of Lading Bound to order. Alao, every description of uim and:fancy printing: BUSINESS CARDS. LAWYERS. JlUSSEEIiE & r iTZIIUGIlT Attorntyii itud t'ounaellora at Ijitr. OFFICE No. 60, Moxbof. street, Wheeling, Va. J. H. PLSDLinOS, TM. MKLYIS. PENDLETON & MfrLVIN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office, Over the Rank of W heeling, "Wheeling, Va. ?97"" Attend regularly the Superior and inferior Court* nf I Biooke, Hancock and Ohio countics. _ uovSrly ; 3. K. thaw, ( ) r. H. TURNER, j Jackson C. II., Va. f ( Parkersburg, Ya. Thaw & Turner, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. I 'll.L attend strictly to ail business entrusted to them j in the counties of Wood, Wirt, Jackson, Ritchie, Gilmer and ! Plca*unu. ; Particular attention given to collection*. ?REFE11 TO? PHILADELPHIA.?Hon. George Sharswood; Hon. Jo?l Jones, Hon. Chafi. Gilpin, Messrs. Lee k Walker. BALTIMORE?Messrs. Neale k Luckett, Messrs. Penn k Mitchell. WHEELING?Messrs. Z. S. k J. J. Yamall, Thomas John ston, Jr. oe2??:ly JAR. ?. WU1DA1L, A T TORN EY A T LA )K, M'heeling, Vu., HAVING sufficiently recovered to be able to resume the practice of hid profession, he may, for the present, be found at hi* residence on Quincy street, between yourth and Fifth sts. oct4:tf "JOHN K. DONEHOO, ATTORNEY AT LAW. WILL practice in the courts of Hancock, Brooke, Ohio and Marshall counties. Office over that of Z. Jacob, Esq., Monroe St., opposite the Court House, Wheeling, Va. Jan'iS.ly _______ DR. E. G. WINCHELL. DENTI81', HAS taken a suit of splendid rooms In Hornbrook's new block, 118# Main St., directly over 0. P. Brown's Jew elry store, where he hopes to establish himself permanently. By close attention to hi9 business, reasonable charges, ^ood and faithful work always warranted, he hopes to secure a hare of patronage. Dr. W. is familiar with all the new modes of inserting Teeth, Including the "Continuous Gum" work. Filling, cleaning and extracting, done in the best and most faithful inanue". No charge for advice. For further particulars inquire at he office. niy24 ALFKEDiHUGHESrM. J3. Homoeopathic Physician, HAS removed his office and residence, and permanently located himself at the corner of Fourth and Quincey streets, below the First Presbyterian Church Office Hours:?Morning, from 7 to 9 Nnou, " 1 *? U Evenings, 44 7 ,4-A BILL OF PRICES.?For a single visit,TScents; medicine, 25 cents. For two or more visits a day, Zif Cents; mcdicide, 25 cents. Advice at office, and medicine, from 25 to 50 cts, and upwards, as the case may be. Obstetric cases from $5 to $10. Visits to the country, according to distance. The above "Bill of Prices" is glvcu because it Is said my charges are much ldgliyr. my S^lyil druggists! DRUGS, MEDICINES, OHEMICAI.S, PEltfUMEUY, &C5. Jll. ttAi'K Bits, would announce to his ? friends and the public generally, that having purcha sed the interest of the senior partner in the business lately conducted under the firm of J. Crumlmcker k Son, he will continue the same at the old stand, No. 175 Main bt., and would respectfully solicit, and trusts to merit a continuance of the patrouagtyw liberally bestowed cn the old lirin. He has just returned from the Eastern cities, and is now opening an extensive and well selected stock of Drugs and Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles, kt\, all of which were purchased after strict personal Inspection and with scrupu lous regard to the purity of quality, and are now offered to the public on the mom reasonable terms. lyr A. C. GOOD & CO.] [SUCCESSORS TO JAMES BAKEK.] Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Main and Afonroc Streets, ^WHEELING, VL. 4 C. GOOD k CO., have bought the entire stock ofJas. A> * lJiftici**hun<1 continue the business at the ohl^stand^ Philadelphia, has kindly aRreed"to" make purchased for his j successors in Wheeling. The arrangement will insure their keeping on hand, (and offering uu the best terms) a full as* sortuient of the very best articles in their line of business. A. C. GOOD k CO. Wheeling. Dec. 20,1454. dc21 ISLAND TANNERY. iiEHGElU-HOF F MAN, MANUFACTURERS OF" Every description of Leather, AND Dealers In Wool ami Hides. #</re Eooj/iXo. 170, corner Market aXtty and Main ilreei, WHEELING, VA. g3y"SIioe Findings of all kinds on hand, and sold at very numerate terms. tT sWeeney & so n7 (SnccKssoad to Sweenets a Bell) MANUFACTURERS OF FLINT GLASSWARE, China, Queenitware, l.nmpw, Giraadolm, Tnble Cutlery. Arc. No 65, MAIN STREET, WlfEKLiKG, Va. ST. CLAIR HOTELT" [FORMERLY EXCHANGE UOTEL.] Corner of Penn nnd pit, Clair streets, Pi.ttsbvrgh, Pa. W. C._CONNELLY, Proprietor. may IS Bonnet Boards, Fullers' Boards. 4c. S. AVERY, Wholesale nnd Ketnll Hat and Cap Manufacturer. NO. 14G MAINSTKKKT, Wheeling, Va. ^Tllas on hand the largest and best assortment of Hats ind Pans of nil Qualities and sizes jnll O. W. UK1SKELL.. E. JJ. OlfEARiSUKS. HEISKELL &. SWEARINGEN, Dealers in all kind* of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. " Corner of Market and Union streets.three doors from Geo. E. Wickham'S Auction Room s, aug21 WHEELING VA. R. CKANGLE Ji; CO.. WHOLESALE OltOCEliS, Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS. CORNER MONROE AND MARKET STREETS, _ _ WHEELING, VA. Lambdin, Bonham & Co. riBiilMIA. P1I(E!VIX PAPER MILLS. WHEELING, VA. Manufacture Printing and Wrapping Paper, Candle Paper, Cotton Yarn Paper, Steam Boat Paper, .Boar' "" " M. REILLY, Wholesale dealer in Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors t No. 181 West side Market Square, ma?:ly WHEELING, VA. . M'CLALLKX. S. M'CLALLEN, JR. C. D. KNOX M'CLALLENS t\: KNOX, w liolesale & Retail dealer*- in all kinds or Boots, Shoes, Leather, eto. No. 196, Jfain Street, - WHEELING, XA.\ I. W. SEXTON L. SEAL. A. VAN SWEABING'EN MEXTON, MEAL A SW'KA FANCY DRY GOODS, WHOLESALE. IVo. 11' Couth Voorik st. PHILADELPHIA. W. TAI.I.AKT. a. TALUI ST. L. 8. DELAFLA1AH. TALL ANT & DELAPLAIN, FOKM AKUING Commission Merchants, ?vS f" S,T"'' a"d*''liMWVEliu'&. ''A. F- R. ARMSTRONG, AtiEK'r Afc"I? ?E?tE8 *N REAL ESTATE, auriMvd oie" s. I. BLOCH, Importer and Dealer In Brandies. Wines, Gin, acc. WIIOLESA LE <? RETAIL, Ns. <i, M.nr.tt m .Pis 8.1 ___ : Whku?b?Ya. e. varney; MAX UFACTIBZKOF COPPEB, TIN 4c ?I?FKT 1*1 Or* lVAIIKt Jfo. S Main ?*.. nuir ?<? Creeiz Sridffa, WHEELING, yx. ______ W. F- Peterson, : KIKE, MARINE LIFE ISSUB'OE A.VD AGEXT. No. ?1 HO.KO" HTUKXT. *??-?><? V\r. I LEBXJI^Tn1, BOUSE FURXISBING AND BOUSE KEEPING GOODS. NO. 30 MONROE ? aplo ? BUSINESS CARDS, I J. B. IMUtir. T. K. DRIKH. DREW &. CRAKE, (6*1 i*cct*or* 10 S. D. Woodr01 r, A-jml.) NO. 5 WASHINGTON HAlJi, KKKP constantly on hand % larite and choice oa.-ortrnent of articled usually kept in a first clu^s FAMILY GRO CERY, together with the most choice and selected, brand' ot TOBACCO und C10.AILS. apl ! JNO. D. M. CARR, DEALER In Western Land, Town and City property, Land Warrants, and Agent for the flale of city proper ' ty. Particular Attention paid to the locatiou aud transfer ; of Western Lands. fiT'Oflice No. 1 "Horn brook's Row," up ataira. ! March 18,1657?ly JOHN HOWCLL, DEALERIN BOOTS, SHOES, <fc., it?. ira.Wniosi. ?. D. HARPEK &SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HATS CAPS. STRAW GOODS, MUFFS, PURS, AND CARPET HAGS, No. 120 Main ht. corner of Union, Wid:el:xg. Ya. W. A. KDWARD8. TIKIS. EDWARDS ?W A. EDWARDS & BKO., GROCEE8, r ol UiurUet uutl ill on roe ?ilre?ta, OPPOSITE THE McLUKE HOUSE, WHEEI,IN(i, VA. pyTKYcrv variety of Groceries, Spices, Brandies, Whis kies, Wines, Gin, Ale, Tobacco, Cigars, Ac., Ac., constantly on hand. aj?M C. P. BROWN, DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWEL RY AN!) FANCY GOODS, No. 108, Hombrooks Building, Slnin 81., M'bvcllug. CLOCKS und JVA TC/fESCUTrJvUy repaired. _ MATHEW MoNABB, SEALER IN GROCERIES, FLOUR, MILL Feed, Corn, Oats and baled Hay. orPOSITU TUB 3d PRM1BTTEIUAX CHtBCU, WE09TKH rgTHSKT, Ceulrr Wbeclinjt. highest price p?ld In Cnh for Country Produce. jnlS J C . O ODIi lN 3; Grocery, Feed and Produce Store, No. lhOMarkclHaanre, IVenl ?id?. WHEELING, VA. u ? . KEEP conatautly on hand all kinds of t ted,such as Oats, Corn, Bran, Shorts, Ship Stuffs, etc.. Flour. Corn Meal, dutter. Eggs, Poultry, Provisions, and Dried Fruit of all finds* together with a complete assortment of Family Gro epg~Caah paid for corn, oats, Flaxseed, Dried Fruits, ilieep Skins, hides, butter, eggs and poultry. apllf j . 'M*. aj ?iTivA l) I NT & CO., [LATE TRIPLETT8, McFADlN k CO. j COMMISSION MERCHANTS. SO 28 LRVEE, ft 60 COMMERCIAL STREET, (?t. liOUlN, iUo., ORDERS for Lead, Hemp, Provisions, Flour, Grain, Ac., solicited and promptly executed. ?REFER TO? J. J. Axdersom k Co., Bankers, St. Louis, Mo. L. A. Bekoibt & Co., " " ? febl4?lv ? ? JOHN L. HARGREAVES, V H ? U N IIALI. HI'IL DINUil, HO. fctf MAIS STRItET. WIIKELINO, VA. , 'iVholesale and Retail dealer in Paints, Oils, Sash Doors, j Winuow Glass, Looking Glasses, Brusheit. See., kc. HAVING purchased the entire stock of J. A. Vincent, and made important aud heavy additions, I trust, by -.onstantly keeping a good assortment, aud selling at uioder ite prices, to obtain a reasonable share of the patronage of my old friends aud the public generally. Call at my new ?tore. JOHN L. HARGREAVES. octal *56-1 y _ W. & J. STEWART, MARUFACTl:RER8 OF AI.L KISM OK NXUVKS GRATIS, PI OUGH IKON*, C'aatin&a for iTlachiBest Ac. Ac. SORTH BAHTCOli. M ARKET SQUARE, (BRIDGE CORNER.) WUEE LING, VA. $Tti ll-AIt T & OA 1.1> WELL, MANrrACTl'KfKa Oir COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WARE, ?***' "'WHKKI.ING, VA.1 Wholesale Paper Warehouse UAJS ST., KEAK QUJiXCrST. LAMBDIN, GILBERSON & CO., (S0Cl,KB<'?? TO * - n. SOBISSOH . CO., Ut BAMl.TT * CO.) MANUFACTURE ?nd keep coniUuitly on baud the follow Ing Papers, STRAW WRAPPISG, rug wRAPPtaa, MAStLDA, TBA AND CANDLE PAPER. DROGGIRTH, COTTON PAOTORV AUD HARDWARE PAPER. Bonnet, Binders' and Fullers' Boards, To which they Invite the attention of purchaser*. ?epl4 VENITIAN B L I N Dd George Roberts, a:* .11 niII at. CONTINUES to manufacture to order (wholesale and re tall) a beautiful variety of VENETIAN WINDOW BLINDS of every coler and size, and at Eastern prices. These Blinds are nuperior to every other kind of VV indow rfllnds in use. far-Call and examine specimens. JV. 11.?Old Blinds repainted, and trimmed equal lew. ?l!l I. M. PUMPRBY. FORWARDING & COMMISSION j MERCHANT. SO. 70 If AIX BREBVT, *XEARLY OPPOSITE UlA OLD STAXD. Whoeliug, Va, REFER TO? List A: Howell, Wheeling, Va, C. k B. Davenport, Barnervtlle.O. Burt,Sh?fer k Smith, Cambridge, O. D. Anplegatc, Zanesvllle, O. Price A Son,Snilthfield,0. O. A. Zane, Baltimore. fe27 " S. A V^IiY, IS NOW OPENING A LA ltd K ASSORTMENT OP MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S HATfc AND CAPS, '""nTu+U XvUIN fliET,EA K' WHEELING, VA. ?P29 : _ ; S. AVEllV^ TvriTCJRE HOUSE. WHEELING, VA. METCALF & M'BURE, Proprietors. TUIS 1? one of the 1 arc tit and most conomodloui lloteU West of the Mountaius; and posesses all the accom modations of the best hotels of the Eaat. It is convenient to all the railroad depots and the steamboat landing. mh?V-ly j u BAKER J- u? BAKER. u. R. POasTTU BAKER, FORSYTH & CO., SUCCESSORS TO LOGAN, BAKER A CO. WHOLESALE TOBACCO HOUSE, | _ ? joRDAW. JS?- r- UILCBR,:*T' K. G. JORDAN & CO. p.\ pkr m -vn u Pact u kkrs. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, M"'n 'oppo,l,e r.4. CUPPEK7TIN * ?UBKT IKON WAllK Manufactory. THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, the subscriber would reapect f fuijy Inform his friends, and the public generally, Will aft that he continue* to, manufacture the ubove natued >^^1 articles In aU their variety, all of whlcn he has *1 ways on hand, a good assortment for wholesale and retail at TCl?ealsoPkecp. on hand Choking Stoves of the most approv ed pattern a, for coal and wood. .? gyjul) Work will continue te receive h!s particular at teutioii, ami b? executed with promptness and la a style that will please the mo?t fastldioua.^ VAp?;j;y ' No. S, Main street. Slieppard and Morgan, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers. Xo. 131, Main SI. Corner of Cnion. HAVE now ou hand a large and complete assortment of all articles In our line, consisting c/Ladles and Gen tlemen's Saddles, fine and coantc Harness; Iron, Frame and I Wood Trunks, and Valicca, Carpet Bags, Satchels, Upper Leather, Hogshln. Hair and Wool Collars Whips, Hafnew, *<Saddies of every description and quality, flom the lowest rate to the best style of EugHsli Shafloe. Iron frame Trunks and Valices, a very scperlor article and ansurpassed for lightness strength and durability. Fine slncle aud double Harness of the best style; Stage, ] Wagon and Cart Harnosa of the best material and work m A?Iirge assortment of Carpet Bags and Satchels of every variety of material and pattern. , All work ordered will bo furnUhed promptly, and no ef fort will be spared to merit a continuance of public fa vor. Give u? a call. i novtl BHEPHARD k MORGAN. liOOP J3K1KT& "VTEAPOLITAN, Whale Bone, Brass, Steel, and Mohair j i> Skirts, just received by jyjb HE I SHELL k 8WKARIN6KN. WHITE GOODS. THE largest stock In <he city. apS HKIaKELL k SWSAiUNGEN. TRANSPORTATION. ' Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel ing Railroad. I I IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIMF1. ON -and alter Monday, July 1:1, 1%57, Trains will run as follows: LKA VE CLEVELAND! C:0v A M Mall TrHin, stopping at nil Way Station*, arrives at Pittsburgh at l2:fl.? P. M., SieuhenvUlt- at 12:4:1 1' M., and Wheeling at 1:55 P M. 2:00 P M Express Train, stopping at Hudson, Ravenna, KooUtown, At water, Lima, Alliance, Bayard, Fa Iiueville, Yellow Creek, and all Station? above and below Yellow Creek; arrives :it PitL-tburyh at 7:45 P. Ml, Bteubf-nvllle at fl:V5 P. M., :iU(l Wheeling at 7:?5 P. M. 4:85 P M Accommodation, for Ravenna and Way Stations, connecting at Hudson for Cuyahoga Full*, Akron, ami MillerSburgli LF.AVE PITTSBURGH.* 2:50 A M Expre.su Train, stopping at Wellsville, Steuben ville, and point- below Steuben* ille; arrives at Wheeling at C:J.r> A M. This Train doe3 not go to Cleveland. U:40 A M Mail Train, ftops at all Stations except Ham mond's, New Salsbur.v, Suinmitvllle, Ka-st Roches ter, Moultrie and Winchester: arrives at Cleve land at 4tf,5 P. M., Stcubenville at 12:4J? P. M., and Wheeling at 1:J5 P 31. 8:00 P M Express Train, stops at all Stations except New Salsbury, Lima, Karlvilie, Macedonia and New burg; arrives at Cleveland at 1>:85,P.M.. Steuben ville at 0:25 P. M., and Wheeling at 7:ii5 P M. I.KAVK DalbOSPOKT, OJ'POSITK WUKK1.ING: 8:15 A M .Mail Train, stopping at Way Stations except Hammond's, New Sai&bury,Su i mitville. East Ro Chester, Moultrie and Winchester; arrives at Pittsburgh at 12:80 P. M.| and Cleveland at 4:t?5 I'. M. 2:54 P M Express Train, stopping at Way Stations, except Deep Kun, Portland, Rush Run, Jeddo, Sloan's, and Port Homer, New Salsbury, Lima, Earlville. .Macedonia, Bedford and N?*wburgh; arrives at Pittsburgh at 7:45 P. M.t and Cleveland at 9:85 P. M. Accommodation Train leaves Ravenna at ?:00 A. M.; stops at Way Stations, and arrives at Cleveland at 9:45 A. 31. Accommodation Train leaves Bridgeport at 4:15 P. M., for Wellsville, stopping at all Way Stations. Connections are made by all Through Train* as follows : At Pittsburgh, with Pennsylvania Railroad, for Philadel phia, Baltimore, New York aud Boston. At Cleveland, with Trains and Steamers for Toledo, De troit, Chicago, and the North Weat; also for Erie, Duukirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Canada. At Stcubenville ami Beilair, with the Steubenville and Indi ana, and Central Ohio Railroads, lor Cadiz, Coshocton, New ark, Rarresville, Zpnesville, Wilmington, Lancaster,Colum bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St. Loute. At Wheeling, with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for Cumberland, Harpers Ferry, Baltimore, and Washington City. JST"Local and Through Tickets can be procured at the various oflices on the line, also at Uuion Ticket Oflies, op posite the Lcvec, Wheeling, and at the Uuiou Oflice, 51 Sru jicnui 0?., Clc>vU.?l. Sup'ts Oflice C. & P. Railroad, J j. uunAnir.mip't. Cleveland, July 10,1S57. ! Jyll-t' WHEELING TO CINCINNATI. WEST AND SOUTH. SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, FRANKFORT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE, MNCENNES, CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS, And all points West and South is via. the Cincinnati, Wilmington and ZANESVILLK SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD. Tieche miles shorter by this Route than via. Columbus to Cincinnati. Take the Central Ohio Kond to ZANESVILLE, And there change cails autl take those of the C. W. 4 Z. Short Line. TRAINS LEAVE ZANESVILLE AS FOLLOWS: At 8:25 A. M. and 12 M., for Cincinnati and point* as above, on arrival of Cential Ohio Trains from Wheeling and the East. cleville, Washington, Wilmington and Marrow?the richest and most hoauttml part of Ohio. 827* Be particular and ask for Tickets via. th?* C. W.4Z. Short Line Rail Road. FARE AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE. For THROUGH Tickets aud other information, ??nqn!re at Central Ohio Ticket Office, in theSprigg House, on Water street, Wheeling, Va. K. GEST, Pres't, W. W. BAt LEY, Act. Supt., Cincinnati. Zantsvllle, O. Je22-ly _ Virginia Central Railroad. ORANGE ANI) ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Northern and Southern Mail Route. FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRAVELERS. Twicc Dailv, (Sunday night excepted,) between Rich mond and Washington City via Gordonsville and Alex andria. Hours of departure at Rich mond 6:45 A. M. and 7:80 P. M. Returning leave Washington...6 A. M. and 4 P.M. and Arrive at Richmond 1:80 P. M. and 4 A. M. Baggage checks and tickets, ^iven through between Rich mond and Washington. THESE TWO RAILROADS HATING NO STRAP RAIL, and beinein excellent order,and CARRYING THE GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar antee of always securing connections, as is shown by arri vals daily at Richmond and Washington city in advauce of the Steamboat line. Fare brtwkkn Richmond and Washington $5,50 An Omnibus will be found always ready to take through passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel, between the two Depots, free of charge, with ample time for them to take their meals, whether going North or South. Through Tickets can be obtained between Danville and Washington at the Terminus of the Road, now nearly com pleted to Danville. An Agent of the Company will receive the Checks of-passengers from the Danville Road, and at tend to their baggage all the Way to Washington or.the Bal timore Depot. The fare the same by the mall line as by the old steamboat route. There is no change of cars cn the night line,between Rich mond and Alexandria. fet FRKIOtlT DEPARTMENT. Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes ville Railroad. MERCHANTS, manufacturers, and the pnbllc generally, are hereby respectfully informed that the C. -W. & Z. R. R. Company is now prepared to receive anil forward freight (from the temporary Station in Zanesvllle, on Second street north of Main,) to Cincinnati, Morrow, Wilmington, "Wash ington, Circleville, Lancaster, New Lexlngten and interme diate Stations. Particular attention will also be given totbe forwarding of Freight destine* for the West In accordance with the wishes of consignors, whether by Railroad or the River from Cincinnati. Freight will be received and delivered during the winter months from 7 A. M. to 4 P. SI.; during the summer months from 7 A. M. to 5 P. M., and shippers favoring the Company with their patronage, may rely upon the Company's.Agents giving every attention necessary to Insure the utmost promptitude and safety in the forwarding of property en trusted to their care. For farther information see the Freight Tariff published by the Company, or apply to H. K. SMITH, General Freight Agent, my80d Zanesrille. Ohio. Chunse of Time! CLEVELAND AND i'jTTSBUIiGU RAILROAD. U. S. MAIL DAILY LINE Wheeling and Pittsburgh. THE fine side wheel pas senger steamer FOREST CI TY, Capt. Geo.D. Moore,and JDlURNL,Capt. AsaShepherdl will rundady between Wheeling and Pittsburgh?the Forest City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Fri day; and the Diurnal every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 A. M., arriving at Wellsville in time to connect with the Cleveland cars, aud at Pittsburgh in time for the morning line East. Returning?the Forest City lerveu Pittsburgh ev ery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and the Diurnal every Monday, Wednesday and Friday a: 10 A. M.; arriving at Wheeling in time for the mail lines for Ohio. For freight or passage apply on board or to S. C. BAKER k CO. Agents. j5J""Through Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De troit; Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and Dunkirk, sold at the office of S. C. Ralrer A, Co fh5 WILLIAM H A RE, Plummer and Gas Fitter, NO. 178, MAIN ST., Wheeling, Va. pf"H O U S E 3 fitted up with Water and Gaa. Orders ? otn the country for Pipe* and Pumps attended to at short tlce. af?29:tf MOVED OVER. I. M. PUMPHREY HAS removed his FORWARDING AND COMMISSION House to No. 70 Main street, nearly opposite to bis old stand. ap4 J OUT I "VJEW Style Hall and Parlor Papers with new and beautl I iA ful Velvet Match Borders. ALSO?A general assort ment of Glased and Common Wall Papers, for sale very low for Cash, by myltt JOE GRAVES. INSURANCE. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY, Aud mite your Boru?u*fc by lNSUHINCr YOT-K Lib I>. ?\17 1LLIAM T. SKLBY?I^CRisCF Ao?T-4>lIireJatthe W Store of Tullant A Delaplain, Main Street, H heeling, will take Five ami Murine risks lu the following prompt No, l Yliglnta Insurnure Companies. viz: *t ?fire Insurance C.?iapii.?> of the \ alley of Virginia, ^ T^u*'LynChburg ilnte an.l Fire Insurance Cut up any at take applications for Life Policies in that well established Company, the United Life Io?urM"?*;^ nuity A Trust Company of FhlladelpMji._ The Insurance Company OK Til 13 VALLKV OP ViUGlNIA CCAPITAL, JSOO,OiiO?all paid Id and invested, with sur / plus, will take Fire, Carga and Marine ??^5. promptly adiuHWd and paid. WM. 1. ShLBY,^ ?REFERENCES? j_ n Baker, Tallant ft Delaplain, Til OS. 11. List, D. Lamb, Norton, Achl-son k Co. G. Uarduian, s Bradv, C. Bafce?* k Co., List 4 Howell, O. W Uelikell 4 C*.. Ian2i> . ? lac Muibbu'u I?o?p u?iU Fire lu-urnuce I'ouipauy of Lynclibnrai f CAPITAL ftlUiMHJO will take risks *a* P r?"\i ?,y,,y 0 H...1 l"i.V 10MM. "M-T" bElj"glit. jan?> Life insurance. rpllK undesigned .ill take ai.pllcailou-i for I.if X in the United State* Lire lusurance Annuity ft Tru. t j Company of Philadelphia. ...$541,408 42 Kstimated 'value of'Anmiii premium..W Wheeling. Jan. 27.18S7.-[jan-!'.' ... . AKcn.lt - The Citizens Fire, Marine and INSURANCES ^COMPANY Of WI1BBLMG. OFFICE NEXT DOOH TO TUB M. ft M. BANK. THIS Company 13 now lully organized and prepared^to issue Policies, at the most liberal rates, on Firk, Ma ux, and l.L^D risks. DUIECT0U3; Andw P. Woods, Wm. McCoy, Jm. R- Baker, Wm. W. Shriver, Thomas Sweeney, John ^at, JM. O. Aeheson. L. 8, ^tmiLAPLMS. Lff' W. F. PETKitdoy, Secretary. ?yLL . FlRB AND MAKiiMJtJ INSUKANCE AGKNCEY, WHEELING, YA. TTOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO., OF philTharter perpetual. 1 ucorporated by Act ofihe Lef??lnlor? of peiiunylfituia. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, *?s00,000, FULL AMOUNT SOBSCRIBKD. Jn tented a?joUirio4: First Bonds snd Blortgagj* on Proper ty In tlie City of Philadelphia oSlrmZiStdr.:: ww Amount secured by Stock Notes, - , V,? Amount of Stock due on Call, Ml" THIS COMPANY EFFECTS INSURANCE ON Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Lumber, kc., on T ea sels, Cargo and Freight, to all Ports, and by Railroad, Lakes, and Rivera, ut tbe lowest Rates, and upon the most liberal Terms: guaranteeing Prompt Payment on the adjustment of Losses. perpetual Insurance*, usual 8WEAM1(OEN| Agent for the State of Virginia. Office Union Hall Buildings, West side of Main St., 2nd door South of N. W. Bank. ?.u"9 . Insure your Property. * AN J) HA irJS YO Clt EAltNJifOH MY INtiUMNQ YOU It LIFE. Wm. T Se!by, Insurance Agent, WIU take Fire and Marine risks in the Insurance Uoiupani" ol the Vail.}'ol Virginia ? upitnl g,{00,0?0 all paid In, and invested wiUi surplus. WILL also take applications for Life Policies, in the United States Life Insurance Annuity and Trust Com Estimated Vniue of Annual Premium.......... 83U,?>UH> aug, OUice at Tallant * Delaplain* Btore Main at. _ THE JS'l'NA INSUBANCE COMPANY OF llARTFOP.U, COSN. INCORPOBA'l'liU, lUAV I8IO. WITH A rt-P.P'-rl'" 'FAlil'IS', "" 5 00,0 O O. ONE of the oldest and best inctltutlona ?n this country, continues to take risks upon the most favorable terms. Apply to ^ ^ fiW EARING EN, Agent for Wheeling and vicinity. OFFICE?Union Hall Building, Main street. ^ ?liOM K FIRE ANL> MARIN 1 JiVbt^AxS' CE COM PAS i . [OFFICE NO. 4 WALL STREET, N. Y.] nl8HCapital $i4i,9i244 BiSSiS.... ...^...... 66 THIS Company Is owned and managed by some of the wealthiest and best merchants in the * Z ~~ For particulars enquire of W. F. rETtKouiv, jn5 Agent far Wheeling apd vicinity . " Valley of Virginia FJKE AND MARISE INSURANCE COMPANY. Win. T. 8clby, Agent at Wheeling. OFFICE?at the store of Tallant k Delaplaln, Mainstreet, between Monroe and Quincy streets; are lake Risks at customary rate* on Goads in trausltu, Steam boats,Stores, Dwellings, *c. ?REFERENCES? J. R. Baker, Tallant tffDelaplain, Thos. 11. List, D. Lamb, Norton, Achetion k Co. G. Hardman, 8. Brady, S. C. Baker k Co., List k Howell, O. W. Heiskeil k Co., scptl2 ; tiliSL.:. I?Sl'KAi\Ct THF, FIRE ANl> MARINE INSURANCE COM PANY OF WHEELING. ItworporaUdl&il. . TAKES risks at the lowest rates on Buildings of all kinds. Steamboats, Furniture and Merchandise, and against all daugers attending the Transportation of Goods an rivers, seas, lakes, canals and railroad*. * ' DIRECTORS. R. Crangl*, S.Brady, Rob'tMorriton Sam'l Neel, Wm. Flemiug, J. W. Gill, Dan'l Lamb, ^"^OOT^OIUSOL^Wt. R. W. Harpiso, Sec'y. ^ . . pgy Applications for Insurance will be promptly attended to by the President and Secretary. Wheeling,Jan. 23.1SS8. Laughlins & Bushfield, Wholesale ftlruggfats, Ho. 25, Monroe Street, ARE receiving their Fall stock ?f Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints,Oils, Perfumery anil Fancy articles Ac., to wblch the attention of Dealers is Invited. In our .stock .may be ^700 lbs Gum Camphor, 1,000 lbs Cream Tartar, 1.00M 14 Brimstone, 2,?MK? 44 Bl Cart Soda, 2,000 44 Epsom Salts, 1,000 44 Soda walaratus, I oou 44 Sal Soda, 6>J0 44 Flos. Sulphur, 600 44 Gumarablc, &00 " Saltpetre, ? PICES. 500 lbs Pepper, BOO lbs Sicily Licorlra, 400 44 Allspice, loo 44 Cal. Licorice, 800 44 Cinnamon, Boo 44 Cloves, 100 *4 Nutniega, lubxe Gr'd Cinnamon 800 44 Mustard, 10 44 44 Penper, 200 44 Race Ginger, 00 do* Mustard, &00 44 Gr'd Ginger, 0*' 44 Ext, Coffee, PATENT MEDICINES. Ayrc's Cherry Pectoral, Batchdor's Hair Dye, ltadwayVRl Reller, Jayne's Medicines, Conklin*. Salve, McCUntock's Med. 'lno^ Hollovny's Pills, Hampton s Tincture, Holloway's Ointment, Dalley's Pain Exiractor, HooUand's Oernian Bitters, and every otlier medicine Thomson's Eye Water, sold. CHKM1CALB. 60 lbs Quinine, 60 *4 Ca-omel, 50 44 Tannlrl, 26 ,4 BU e Mass, 2U 44 Ohiniocune, IB *4 Jod Potash, 20 44 Morphine, IB 44 Glycervrle, 20 44 Cinchona, 10 " . 10 44 Chlorotorm, 10 Limes, fr Cmcn. All of which we gurrantee to give satisfaction In bom quality and price. ' .spSI _ Books, Stationery Si. Wall Paper NEW ARRANGEMENT. - . ,....n t ,1 .1 D.n'if ClfltlntitfPl' u 1,(1 W Sail Pa ue the busines* at tne oia nana, in ?*ui s?^., Va., and respectfully solicit a continuuncc of the patronage heretofore so liberally extended to my predecessor. It is civ purpose to keep constantly on hand a fall and coindlete "assortment in the various branches uf the busi ness, and to sell at the luwes^pricts. *. To Country Merchants, Teachers and others purchasing at wholesale, great inducement* are offered in stock ana prices. _ erCa^P^rorRa,..^ iAg. C. 0?E To tuj Old Fileud. a-?t C?u?m. I TAKE rreat pleasure In recommending 3lr- Jas. to whom 1 have s*ld my stock of Books, Stationery, W aD paper, Ac., and to request for him a continuence of the pa trona,. heretofore enpJed "v ^ T?0M..;0X, PIANOS ! PIANOS ! ! JUST BECElYED from the celebrated mamuactory of llallet, Davis & Co., a splendid lot of Pianos, rhese Pianos are made with the full Iron frame, circular 8caio?, and sliding desks, with patent suspension bridge, composi tion bearings, and the repeating grand action, and are fuUy warranted to givesatufaction, and are m.*wle U?stap?i in an> C' aSS^-* splendid lot uf Melodaons for churches, or tbe P"fn?c<*uiaction with the above 1 have a large and full stock th every klnA of Musical Instruments, and tnfaei every thing that may be found in a Music Store, may be found at the store of T* CARTWRIGHT, je2^_w 12BMainst.. tVheeltng. ,. DOZ. Wolfe'. Bcbeldam fchnay^r ? MISCELLANEOUS. PIANOS. T. CART WRIGHT, WHOL25ALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ITIualc and '.YIu?i?al Insirnmrnu, Cutlery and Variety CIoocIm, NO. 125 MAIN STREET; I AM receiving and keep constantly on hand a large Stock of the. celebrated 11ALLET, DAVIS A CO'S PI A NOES. Also, a complete assortment of MELODEOXS ?nd SL'llA PHINES, fiou the celebrated miifittfactorie* of Carhart, Nedhaui and A. P. Hughes. Also, h aplended Gothic. Or gan, style for Churches or Lecture Room?, with four stops. SHEET MUSIC. I am constantly receiving and keep on hand a larzre and choice collection of Sheet Music. Also, Instruction Book.* for every kind of Instrument now in uie In connection witli the above, I keep the larvrfit stock Id flie Western country of the following goods : Violins, Vio lincelloes, Double Dashes, Guitars, Banjoes, Tumborlnes, ; Klutinaes, Accordeons, Flutes, Files, Fageolets, Clarinetts, Drums, etc. In fact, I keep every article belonging to the Music business, P. S.?Bra*s Bands supplied with Instruments at short notIco Planoes, Melodeons, Straphines ?nd Accordeons, tuned and repaired, and all other kind* of iuatruiuent*, geu?rully, with neHtnes<* and dispatch. fy All goods warranted, at thl* establishment. decSo GRANGER'S Commercial and Mathematical INSTITUTE. COLUMBUS, OHIO. Splendid Inducement* to thoist ir/io with to attend a Commercial. College. situations" GUARANTEED! OK, TPITICN FREE! SUMMEK All K A X <3 E M F. N T S. 'fO TII08I WHO ENTER Ml" INSTITUTE, OR REMIT 1 me $30, auJ Uiu. s.carc OLAKANTKK SCHOLAR SHIPS, any time before the 1st day of next September, can, upon completing a thorough course of Double Kntry Book keeping and its Collattertv Branches, secure lucrative em* ploymeiitiu Commercial orBarkiug Houses as Accountants within ninety dr\ * after their graduation, or else they will be indemnified to the lull amount of the sum paid for tui tion, and thus realize FreeTuiilsu. or I.ucrntiveNilumion*. Graduates from this Institution a;e now oiling responsi ble and lucrative positions as Casidvra, Book keepers and Railroad Oflice Clerks, in diirereut sections of the country, und are being preferred by busiuecq men to Graduates of any other Mercantile Col >;ge. Hence tiie above unparal leled Inducements which nothing but the vreat Superiority of my instruction and thorough training of my students for business life would warrant. The Principal or this InntihtUim ha* been a practical accountant for u longer peMod than any other Teacher in the Henteru country. Address the uuderalgued for further particulars. my9 W.Tl. IV, ti tiAKU ER. Watches, Jewelry. Silver and Plaird Ware, tJerUs, &c. Ac. O. I3. BROWN, No. 118 Main'Street, Wheeling, Va. IS now opening one of the finest and largest assortments of good* In his line that has ever been I roQsl^. Jb? JJua i<S'w as any house* West W~tf.e Atlantic cities. Among his Koods may be found Gold aud Silver M atches from some of the most celebrated Kuglisb and Suisse Manu facturerers. Abo, the real D. II. * I>. \merlcnn Patent Lever Watches. Clocks In great variety. Including a few 8 day Regulators of fine quality, suitable for Banks, Railroad Stations, OiRces and Watch Makers. Beautiful Jewelry, in setts or otherwise, of Co/al, Mosaic, Cameo, Gold, Stone, Lava, and all Gold Jewelry. Also, an assortment of Soft Eodder and plated Jewelry, very cheap. Fine pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Silver* Napkin Rings, Card Cases, Gold Pens, kc. Ac. Every article in this establishment is warranted to be as good as represent ed, or the money returned. A call is respectfully solicited. mh26 118 Main St., one door from Marsh k Taylor's. No. 2 Washington Hall. JTAKK pleasure In iuforming my friends and patrons ef Wheeling and its vicinity aud tne citizens generally that I have just received the largest, finest and best selected stock of Cloths, Caslmert-s anil -Vestings, for spring and summer wear, that I have ever offered to .the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity; all of which I am prepared to make to order in the latest and most approved style and best manner, at *hort notice. All goouB warranted to be as rep resented or no sale. ' I have also just received a large stock of Gents* Furnish ing Gf>ods, such as white, colored and marseillase Shirts and Shirt Collars, Silk, Cotton aud . Merino Under Shirts, Silk, Cotton, Linen and 'Janes Draws, Siik and Linen Hand kerchiefs, Suf-peuders, Silk, Cotton and Lisle half Hose, black, white and colored KiiLGloves of the very best makes, plain black and fancy Stock-, Tics, Cevat?, kc. kc. J. 11. STALLMAN, ""mh23 Merchant Tailor, No. 2. Washington Hall. New Arrangement. I WOULD announce to the subscribers for papers. Period Icals, 4c., whose names have been transferred u> us from Mr. Tobln'a Books, that *e are now receiving said Periodi cals kc. rcgularly.and would request those above referred to. to call at 111 Main street. Any wishing to discontinue their subscriptions, will please advise us that we may not lon ger preserve their copies. We have just received a case of elegant Family Bible*; also late publications; Mrs. Hents'and Mrs. Southworth's Works. Everything in the Book and Stationery line can be had at the 4'Cheap Book Store," No. li: Main street. [aplfl JAS. 0 0B1L PIANO FORTES. OPENED THIS DAY, A FINE STOCK OF HB| Chlckeiiua's Plaoe Foriea, TirH ff llof fine Ko?ewoodand Black W*lnut finish, II u M \J *6 and octave*. These instruments, aa usual, were awarded the highest prize?a gold medal at the late Mechanics' Fair, held In Boston, Oct. 1S56, for their Grand, Semi-grand and Parlor grand Pianos; and for their Square Pianos, the highest and first prizet a silver Medal, there being no gold medals a*.varded for this class of Instru ments. We have now facilities afforded, that will enable us to sell these instruments at prices that will compote with the most common maker-t, aud we respectfully invite the public to call and examine our fiue stock, at the old Music and Variety Store, No.*6 Union street. J. MfcLLOK. pWT"Pianos to rent. Mi.aic taught. , my6 HEISKELL & SWEARINGEN HAVE now reeiivc-d their entire SECOND STOCK OF Sl'RING k SUMMER GOODS recently selected in New York by sample and otherwise froir. the most recent arrivals and elegant designs of the season. They would l?eg here to call the attention of buyers to their extensive stock of Dress Goods and Embroideries, which In variety and beauty of style, combined with moderate prices, cannot ho excelled. Their stock of Staple and other Goods Is likewise very complete. We have now opened a beautiful assortment of Spring and Summer Dress Goods, consisting of Kich Flounced Greuadines, Bnvadere Flounced Beregre, Bayadere Flounced Silk-?, Striped aud Flounced Organdies, apS IIF1SKKLL * SWEARINGEN. 4 * kivilRKLV NKW NIOL-K OF I APER HANGINGS, BOKDEllS, FIUE BOARDS, WINDOW SHADES, OIL CLOTHS. CURTAIN FIXTURES, CORD8 AND TASSELS, Ac. kc., Jost opened at the new Variety Store of J. E. WILSON k CK>., No. 24 Monroe Street, next door below Q. K. Wheat's ap4 Vhohsjiu Nonoa Bronx. ^Jewelry! Jewelrr! JUST rcccivcd, direct from the Manufacturers, 1 dot. Cameo Br*a?t Pins and Ear Drops, 4 4 Gold Stone do and do 3 ? Mourning do and do 2 1 Pearl, Coral, Mosaic, 4;c. do 6 * Gents' Breast Pins, ssa'd, 1 ? Plain k Fancy Gold Bracelets, 4 ' Guard k Fob Keys, Seals, kc t * Gold Guard Vest k Fob Chalfif, 91 * " Flnjrer Rings, 1* * Plain and Fancy g. ?. Breast Pins k ?*r Drops, 2 ' Ribbon and Guard Slides, I ? Bracelet Clasps, And many other articles tc the Jewelry line, all of which will be told to the city and country trade at Eastern prices. mh24 J T. SCOTT 20 Sundries. DOZEN Com Broom; 12 dozen Zinc Washboards tit boxes Pearl Starch; 2ti bbls. New Mackerel, No. 8; 40 bags Rio Co.Tee; d bb!s. Soft e*d Sugar; 14 Extra St Flour. Rrceiv?-d and for ssl* b; THOmfnK A HAtWKN. UlTTEltS! BITtJiHS! B^erbave's Hollaad Riuers Hoodand'e German Bitters Hostett. r's Bitters Goulej*s Vegetibte BlUer* Richardson's Bht-up Greene's OxygM Bitters Plaunett's Hitter* for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by n,h? t. h. Logan a co. >LEGANT ^BLACK EACE MAI*TLLS !-W? will open j eU^act CUck Lace Mantle* tills day. apfe HEfrKELL ? SWEARINGEN. CITY BUSINESS. SOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE, 17-A MAIN ST.. WftBEUNO. FALL A2<I> VIST Eli TRADE. ^TONF <fc THOMAS lake pica?ure ia enncuncifg that j they ars new In receipt or their full fioek ef Fall and Vinter try 4<oorf<, Vnriefir* nn.l .11 Kllluer v <*?od>i. VLiJy kuve joft received their Second Fall Purchase J, ? hich, added former Mock, will ecahir tuern to pre -nt to the Public more thun 850,000 WORTH OF GOODS, jeiitg by izr thv larg js; an J 3lOi?T DESIRABLE stock, and inbiacing the BESTSSXCT10V of choice goovi-? they ha*.? ? Ver offered to th- Public. To their foru.tr variety they have ad ieu a larr - ctosk ol -Arpetioif and Hu^'J cf the Ui-.tt dMipiM Mad Mt mike?, nd alio a beautiful line of citc'cv Furs, suitable for the winter Trade,?to both of vKci, as T7t.lt S? to their Steele ener&Uy, they invite the alter tiou of the Trade. Haviug been in the Eastern cltii-a a short time prtTlotu to he latehravy rise la all kinds of Cotton Fabrics, and tor* ag largely with th"'. C*?li,(asthey have dune lor maajrycaru ist) as well as directly from the Importers, and Uaaufac rnvrs ia Some instances; they ar?. able 11 o ffer-Inducement* o c ess ('ash Buyfre, either by the PIECE or at RETAIL xcc*. -d by no similar house It the We.it. To meet the wants of their rapidly Increasing Trade, tfiey tare made, and are making ample arraujfmenta to furnish he Public witli. one of the bear a elected stocks of foods In heir line In the West. In this stock may be found fully 12,0uo yds Silks?embracing "oinc of ths fluort Ijwo ?4,000 " French Merino es, Cashiuetes, BotoUs Zibets and Maddouxiad?of ?.very quality and colot, A full lin?i of the Ilichhit Paiuttsl, Ombre shaded au a striped Cashmeres aud Delaiaes?imported. 400 Bh;iwls ?*?nd Closk*??mjbracing some of the Ver oO'ered iu Wh.tt-imc. *),000 yds Oinxbiu&i, Debases, Delaine* tnd Prints and A)tMoo k* ol Domestics?eml>raeing tlie largest line tt Vmerican Woolens tnd Cotton goods kept by any similar .ouse, if not by any house In the city. They have laid In their stock with a vice to a closer cash rade. fciid pledge the Public that no effort upon their pan hall i/e ? anting to please. 'They feel confident that they can offer inducements to /(M? 6u^n> c^odicd by no house In the West, If iu he Unit? d plate*. No trouble to *liow good*?goods sent to ?'ar>, Hot*j> and Boats for customers. ^gf~A'wayp on hand, Prime, Live tieete Feather?. uov5 iSooukmIramebican makuYactoku' Rl'ILEH's UIIUH HKIil'tKH Writing Fluid. ^INCK this superior fluid Ink has bees Iwfore the public now uearly two years, It has been constantly gaining la avor, and (snow preferred by msny to the far-famed Ar lold Fluid. Dnrtng'the past year twenty thousand quart and pint bot les, together with smaller siso* innumerable,fhav<? been sold o bankers and merchants lu Cincinnati, Louisville, Pitts* jurgh, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detiott, Terre Haute, Lafayette, Vincenne", Indianapolis, Evansvillc, Frankfort, Lexingt^a. Nashville, Memphis, St. Lonls, Vlcksburjr, Jackson, Natcfcex iud New Orleans. It has also l?ceu adopted in the State De partments of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi. It has taken three first class Diplomas at the Mechanics Institutes Cincinnati and Louisville, ana four Diplomas and Pri:? Me* dais at State Fairs held last Fall In New York, Ohio, Indian* tnd Illinois. The following merchants, bankers, Ac., iu Wheeling, hen?. :ofore u*1uk Arnold's English Iuk, Imve purchased J. J. Bus Jer's Book-Keeper's Writing Fluid: d.-w A MfAhanifiir Bank of Wheeling; Bank of Wheeling; C/emrrr.t Manufactu* ring Company; County Clerk of Ohio County; National Tel*? graph Office; Baltimore and Ohi?? Railroad Office; SlcLore House; Kelly, Jlolloway k Co.; KusseR k McAfee; Gordon, Matthews k Co.; T. Sweeney k 8uu; Doane A CovgilL Ott 4 Boyd; Boyd A Ott; Oliver PiyOr; J ah. II. Btout k Co.; Lamb din, (xilberson k C9.; Press. For sale at manufacturers prices by ocSo LAMBOIN. GILBERAON k Oft. important iVotioe. BEING desirous of selling out my large stock of Frcnch Brandies, French and Gennun Wines, Imported Wfclsl teya, and Domestic Liquors of all kinds; Also, a large ivtof 'he best lmi>orted Cigar*, and different other articles?I lereby inform my ciutomers am: the public tliat 1 wiD sell rom date, for Cs5U oslt, wholesale and retail, at a very -educed price, aud cheaper than 0tiy other establishment ?au altord. If any p^reon ehtrla be s tiling to .buy my !<tike stuck, I will set tlie price Fa n helow the cost-price. Persons knowing themselv is Indebted to me arc requested o call and ssttij:. CON HAD 3TROBKL, So. IT7 Alain street. Near the Wtre Su-^ptuslon Bridge. Wheeling, Feb. lPt,!S&7. feb?-tf uAUlEs & (iKNl'LKMKN?TAKK NUX1CK! FINE PEKFl'MEKIES. WK have Just received a large assortment of ^oboiot Perfumeries aud Toilet Articles, compiising: Pomatums; French and American ilalr Oils; Lubin's Extvacts for the Ilamlkerchisf; Basin's ** varieties; Oriental Drop*; HtTck Pomatums; Cosmetic Crcami and Powders; Tooth Pastes; Toilet Waters; Imported Colognes; Aromatic Vinegar; Attar of Knses?rich styles; Milk of No?es; Toilet Soap*?a great variety. For sale by T. H. LOGAN k Co. myl4 Bridge Corner Druggists. DRUGS AND MEDICINES." fUN'DENBEKG 4.V: KOBEHTSa NO. 1, WASHINGTON HALL, Wheeling, Va. TXTQDU) respectfully inform the puMlc that they are now * v replenishing their stock with a complete assortment of Orugs and Medtcincs. and will always have on hand a supe rior article of all kinds?tcarrnnUd fine. The following arp Mini of the articles iu store: Congress Water. Ferrated Tlnct. Bark.Shus' manufacture. Cod Liver Oil, Baker's manufacture. Chloroform, Sulphuric Ether. Collodeon?a very superior article. Ar>cuite of Quinine; Br ucia. j. Fine Extracts for Flavoring purposes. Dandelion Coffee, Wilson's. Wines and Brandies for medical use. Ac., AO., ko., 14my FLA VORING EX'iltACTS. 'r IEMON, j Orange, Rstpbury, Vanilla, Almond, Nutmeg, Celery, For sale at the devil BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STOKF. X1TANTEB V> CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY SEED, BUTTER" EGGS, ko. By J. C. OOLLINS, spSO -? .h'v. irJ9 Market ; Powder! Powder! MREILLY has constantly in magasine, a good supply ? Do pout's superior Ritle, Sporting (In cannisters). Blasting, both for r?ck aud ocal, wuioli he will sell either br the quantity or single package, as low as it can be had in the Weft. Railroad contractors and others using large quantities, wiU dp well to calL _ ?>| U | lbs pure and fre?b ground Pepper, j; OW/ 50 lbs AUpice do do 100 lbs pure do do Ginger, 00 lbs Cloves, 1 100 lbs Cinnamon, fresh ground. 12tH> lbs Cream Tartsr, ground from tb< Chrystols, warranted pure and for sale by seplH ?. . ALEX. TLRNEK, Wall Paper. Y\7F. would invite th-j attention r.f those who Intend p?s v t chasing new: wall paper, to csli and tzamlac our laifie stock of various patterns. All we ask of you Is to call aud examine, and w? will riak the rest. j AS. C. ORB. mh20 No. 117 Main St., Wheeling, Va. CHOICE UK AN US FAMILY FLOUR, ?r\ BARRELS Novelty Mfils, (Net Dudley's.) -?} ' 75 bbia. Pail Acta ~ ,J 'A " Hillsboro " fortaieliy TnouniH k qaddex. Delivered In any part of tha city fWe ef charge. ml&31 Fi?iT- 1 T I O DRUMS No. 1 Boston packed t/Odflsh, 1 4y Barrels 44 Halifax Htrriugs, 66 Boze* scald " 35 Kits Ko. 1 larg* Mackerel. just received and for sale tj decIZ M. REILLr. - Wall Paper. JUST received,a new supply si Wail Papers, of aesr and beautifl:! styles, the first a rriva! in the city for theSpr&f Trade, tar sale by JOS. GRAVES, - mlia Centre Wheeling bolt Hats. JD?T received, a very larxe assortment of Soft Hats, of the uu?t apj?rovcd shapie aud fa&hional'le colors. , Alio, w fine as?ortmeot ol GentV Youths' aud B03 s* C!ctL Caps, for spring and summer wear. mhlu 9. D. HARPER k BON. ? ll?r?e Covers! Ucrac cie?verai A LARGE assortment of all xinds, for scJe low by SUEPPARD * MORGAN, IU M*h erret, rsmrrnf Unioq, White Beaver Hats. VIT ILL open In a fsw lays the Paris style, a very light tid ? 1 pretty article ap.*: g. D. UABPER k so?r.; L>lA:ali C APfc, ot every yari?-:> of style, color and shapes I Silk Plucii Caps, from 75 cu to S4,for sale by novsV B. p. HARPER A FOy. J VST recelV'Xi a large assortment QJ soft Otter Hat# various colors, apZl 8. D. HARPER k SON. - vUIKD BKKF, Plain and Canvarsed Hams and Shoulders J 1HOBURN kHADDEN ? oW ^ WTJIhTw o'l -r l <?rr-H, H i C H?Ff, HoU-t-1 <Jrr-n. O'i Cloth, Transparent and Paper ) UhMli?i/%vri> .,i? *??-. for sale utieapbv - 7 mjil6 ? L__ JOE GRAVgSU a;IsllUiU CaKDb.?M'jusbiug VssUtu Card-, IthlVca^d v Mourning Envelope s ami every variety of fine sta 11 p.rv.?t layli)] J. 8 W1L.-*0S ? OOP. T WILLOW WAOUXS. ^ \T^ILLbW Wagons and Cabs, for sale very low by ? f > apl JoS, graves; IOO Bos HUOk HATS, Joic lecexvetf. *C*. S. D. HARPER APOS \Y"? ARE RECEIVING DALLV. large quantities Ol ue? ? ' fpring Ooods wtdch we are selling at our usual low prices. (apftrf MEISKKLL k B WEARINOKN.