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110 a a out no not to 1' a ent 0010 nicer WHEELING DAILY New Advertisements. RT. MATTHEW'S Rev. Mr. Rambo will presch 1a 8t.

Church to-morrow after o'clock. POURTE STREET M. E. CHURCH, Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. Lu B.

morning a At the sundry School at clock. An are cute fu rited to attend. TANTED. situation who as bookkeeper, by one of experlence, and will give desired city references. obfect.

Presso address BOOKKEEPER, care of this LOST the A certificate National of deposit No. 5.159, Jesued by Labella Pizat Bank of Wheeling in of Sure hard, for eighty one dollars. AlT hereby nottied not bay cerso payment has heen ISABELLA BURCHARD. SILVER AND PLATED WARE. an excel selection of Bolia Sliver Pinted Ware, the best in the market.

market balou Molare House, for Bin and plated are, orla; Spectacles Gold Pens, to the repair or watches, clocks, DU FIELD. WI. GLENN SONS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 7ad sand dealers in Provisions, Flour, Grain, Seeda Dried Fruit and other Produce. feb18 CINCINNATL Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES! We offer our entire escarity in the DeW Triple Flange Safe, the best now made, and for which we are the only agents, We will also sell as low, IN EVERY CASE, a traveling agents offering inferior safes. and being residents, can readily be found in case of accidenta or mistake with lock, etc.

METCALF BURT, No. 1310 Main St. feb29 unclaimed Post OF LETTERS REMAINING Saturday morning, February 98, 1874. To obtain any of the following, the applicant will please call for advertised letters, giving the date of this list, LADIES' LIST. Bronson Kittie March Emma Block Me see Annie Barooft a anie Pannie Bened ct Mattie Miller argeret Rebecca Manley Mary Matite Malloney Mary Ana Downs Margaret Marlow Nannie Dower Eberhard Mary A Madden Nickleds Mary Mary Ryans Mary Poll Alice Pee Josie Pogas ENJ Ah Mes Parrelly Annie Riely Kate Pluming Sarah Robison Miss Gregory sue Michardson Sarab Helialy Shaeib Amy Howard Rebecca Binythe Mrs Heron Mollie Shields Kate Hagsos Mrs Statier Parthenia Loomis Kils Stary Mary Lorg Clars Warden Sarah LAne A Mrs Wheeler Sarah Jane Lines Catherine Darhara Willey Mary Morris Charity GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Armetrong Thos Minke Christion Barber Bracken Magee Tom A Brady Spencer Minter Gotleib Baxford William Mcrel and Wm BrOwn J.E Matthew Bloomer Millers 8 Becker Karl Noland Bolt Frank NelmaDyJ B. Connell Martin Nelson Ed win Called 9 Noble John Chase Waldo Osborn Francis Chambers Bro Parker Crane Rev 0 9. Porter Edwin Olerance Price Jobn I Carie Parsons Rev Cartbell James Page James Danierey Wm Tayior Reese Perkins Joseph Kosenheim Darby Luther Robertson Co Frederick Heynolds John Pinegin Thomas Reed Edward Pillipe Rissley Mr Fe pa 'Andrew 2 Pox Joseph stone Stephen Gut Peter Blewart Godfrey Angustine Btillwell John Gwinn Fred Sanits John Gill Henry Snow Lucian Galligher Thomss Sheldon Geo 8 Beffron Luke Sermon Hartong Lewis Imita G.H Henry Dr Simpeon John Hanratty Edward Biogewalt Pred Rant Dr TH Steinkrass David Es lei John 8 Smith Chis Hand James Vabs John Johnson Geo Wengert Dr Jonson Weible John: Kelfer Wood Houston Kennedy James Watters Geo Labs Wm Wiles Sandel Long J. ba Woolysam Richard Long Andrew Wagener Mo rison Frank Young Joroph Mooza C. J.

RAWLING, P. M. LAMPS For Parlor Hall, Dining Room and Kitchen at F. WINSHIP 0'8, 83 TWELFTH ST. -Sigo of the Big Pitcher.

1627t WISHING GOOD AND batantial FURNITURE st reasonable prices, will do well to call at G. MENDEL, BOOTH CO's. fell MRS. N. J.

CLARKE WILL REMOVE HER Millinery and Notion Store on Monday, March 10th, to the new room on MAIN STREET, NO. 1005, febi? one door south of P. E. Zina's. DUBLIO SALE Of Valuable Trotting Stock, Horses, Mares and Colts, at T.

Sweeney's farm, 7 Clairs miles ease of the Wheeling, National and 4 Road, miles at 10 west of o'clock, sit. Saturday Morning, Feb. 28. Aloo, I Mowing and Reaping Machine, (Wood's Self Raker); Buckage Grain Drill, onebotre endices chain power, fel ONAWPORD WINDOW SHADESNEW STILES, IN ALL LENGTHS. Just recaived at HUBBARD MoBURNIE'S, fets 1804 Market Street.

DATTENT FLOUR. We have a consignment of Choice Family Flour, claimed to be the Inest mage. The trade is requested to give it a trial. LIST. DA VENPORT PARKS.

CELEBRATED CHESTER We are now fully prepared to All orders for our doe quality of Hame, which are not surpassed and very seldom equalied. fell LIST, DAVENPORT PARKS. OUR OWN BRAND LEAF LARD. Fancy Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, Should. ers, Clear Bides, Meas Pork.

For sale at lowest rates. dels LIST, DAVENPORT PARKS. TALENTINESAT WHOLESALE RETAIL. Diaries Periodicals by the year at prices, for 1874, School Books and Stationery, .0. QUIMBE.

1014 BE, Wanting, I I I I GO to 8 INTELLIGENCER, New Advertisements. MARTIN'S FERRY, 0., FOUNDRY AND MACHINEWORKS. Culbertson, Wiley Co. a of Portable and Stationary Steam Engines. Rolling Mill Work of all kinds, Parasce Castings, Fate's Celebrated Hot Blast.

FLOUR MILL AND SAW MILL MACHINERY, CASTINGS MADE TO ORDEN ON SHORT NOTICE. Alro, Threshing and Resping Machine CastInes, en sod any otter work canally of made in work a large ablisoment Specimens our Do seen at the Belmont Worke, Wheeling, W. Vs. Etas Iron call Co, ubio O.ty Iron and Nail Works, and Wheeling Steel Works, Martin' Perry, O. Employing none but the best of workmen and selecting the best of material, we can guarantee satisfaction and respecifully solicit a share of the pablic patronage.

THOS. G. CULBERTSON, WM. GEO. W.

McKIM THO. J. GRIER, NEILL ELLINGHAM, Wholesale Grocers, 1305 MAIN STREET. Haring removed to our new rooms next door to Commercial Bank and opposite L. B.

plain Son, we request our enstomers and the trade to note the change of locality, and solfeit continuance of their past favore, with the assurance of giving them in the future sa in the past, bottom figures on our goods. FISHMess Mackerel--very One, white and fat, in I kits and Nos. 1, 4 and 8 Mackerel, in kits and barrele. Pickled Salmon. George's Bank Codfish.

Labrador Herring. Yarmouth Blosters. Just received by R. SMYTH. Corner Market and Fourteenth pts.

SUGAR CURED BACON BEEF. Tierces Evans' Bee Hive Hams. Barrels Evane' Hive Breakfast Bacon. 2 Tierces Evans' Bee Hive shoulders. 1 Tierce Sagar Cured Beef, R.

fell Cor. Market and Fourteenth' Sta A MERICAN WATCHESOf all prades, ladies and gents sizes, in Gold or Silver Cases, fully warranted 10 give satisfaction. For sale BE WEEKLY ON MONTHLY PAYMENTO at LOUIS DECHERT'S JEWELRY STORE, fe19 Beck's Block, Market 8t. SPECIAL White, INDUCEMENTS Band and Decorated OFFER, CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE. Also, a fine sseortment of Wall Paper.

J. FRIRDEL CO. fe18 1130 Maia street. M. G.

HUBBARDNear 5th Ward Market House, Have in store and for sale 500 bales CHOICE TIMOTHY BAY. 8,000 bushels MILL FRED. 37 Also, a fall supply of Family Groceries, at panic. prices. Ja10 HENRY SMITH.

CHAR. W. DEAN. ECGENE B. WELLS.

Smithi, Dean Wells, MERCHANT TAILORS. Temporary Store, No. 55 Twelfth Street. (Under Washington Hall.) Will open their stock of Merchant Talloring Goods for the inspection of the citizens of Wheeling during the coming week, and they guarantee that thie is the handsomest, most stylish and most complete stock of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Meltons, Vestings, To be found in the city, which they will make op in the latest New York and Parisian styles. P.

-The Arm will permanently occupy the Store No. 44 Twelfth street, John L. Rice's old stand, after April 1st. fe18 SPRING 1874. Have now en hand a fall line of Children's Carriages And FIELD CROQUET, Which wil be sold at Manufacturers' prices.

8. 8. BLOCH, 1212 Main St. feb2? J. G.

STANLEY, MANUPACTUBER OP Baskets, Cradles Chairs Ladies' Sewing Stands and Traveling Baskets. BASKETS PAINTED NEATLY REPAIRED. All orders promptly attended to. Factory on Market above Post Office, WERELING, W. VA.

nov19 OLD, SILVER AND NICKEL or worn off Plated Ware related equal to new. and Knives, Forks, Spoons, Casters, Soda Fountains, ail kinds of WAre replated and warranted. VAN BUSKIRK MELLISA, All at 1138 Main Brown street, Wheeling. Store work left C. P.

Co's Jewelry will recetve prompt attention. fe12 TAVANA AND SEED CIGARS, P. Gravley's and Formose FINE CUT TOBACCO AI CITY CIGAR STORE, Ja30 H. L. LOOS, No.

68 TwelRh 8t. SEAMON'S TIP AND STOGIE CIGAR WORKS 1150 WATER STREET, and All are goods warranted manufactured from the bent of stock equal to any in the market. DOW19 H. BRAMON. TAND PRINTERS.

we have and commenced the mannfacture of Hand Printers, all of are prepared to All All orders, We molasses, our work. They are not glue and vulcanized, but and the are the best best of Rubber, thoroughly W. VA. STENOIL AND 8BAL WORKBI No, 14 SIXTEETE St. SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1874.

Intelligencer. 26 37 Fourteenth st. OFFICE, SATURDAY, PEB. 28, 1874. In consequence of frequent applications to the Chief of the Bureau of statistics for information in regard, amount of cirquiating: medium in Great- -Britain, France and other European countries, and the wide divergance of statements op the part: of -Baropean as well as American financiers, an examination has been made of the published official statistion, and a variety of authorities apon the subject consulted with a view to obtain approximately accurate data.

The results of the investigation have been just prepared, from which it appears that the total amount of gold coin in circulation in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland at the close of 1872, was 085,661,000 sterling; silver, bronze, £1,148,000 excess of bank notes over coin reserve, total circulation in coin and note, £141,239,000, being equivalent in United States cola to $886,421,540. The metalic currency, nd bullion, of France is given at 4000,000,000 francs; notes al the Bank of France in circulation.on Dec 28, 1878, 2,807,689 625 france; total, 6,807,689,695 francs. Deduct metalic reserve in bank Dec, francs, and the currency circulation is 6,047,727.206 francs, equivalent in United States gold coin, at 20 cents to the franc, to 545,441. lo the twenty two States comprising the North German Confederation, the supposed "aggregate of coin is 632,455,869 thalers. The coin held in reserve by the banks to protect their note circalation is 100,000,000 thalers, leaving in the bands of the people 582,485,862 thalers.

The Dotes in the bands of the people amount to 253,159,149 thalers; making coin and notes in the bands of the people 604 thalere, equivalent in United States gold coin to $557,779,098. The German Goveroment, within the last two years, his coined about 834,000,000 thalers in gold. Comparative Statement of the Britain, lating Mediums of Great France, Germany and the United States. BROOKE COUNTY NEWS. (Prom the Wellebug Mr.

Jub Lewis, of this county, raised a yearling calf which weighed 670 pounds net, aged 20 months. Geo. R. Lionville, of Independence, bas sold his farm of 910 acres to Hamuel Moore, of the same township, for $80 per acre The Welleburg Machine Company sold their entire real estate, buildings, including foundry and fixtures for $6.600 to Zadock Fowlers and Lewis Applegate The price is only $600 excess over the original cost of the real estate, although nearly $40,000 has been sunk in that locality. The prayer meetings held by the ladies of Wellaburg on Wednesday evening, in the saloon of Mr.

Springburn, and in tront of the one kept by C. W. Hassner, were of a most impressive character and were enough to move even the stoic. They were participated in by a large number of the fair sex, and it is evident that the movement in this place is on a rapid increase. At the close of these services a large and interesting temperance meeting Was held Union Chapel.

Blood- -Cafe for Consumption. Let consumptives prepare to take up a line of march to the slaugbter houses, to recover their failing powers. The Boston Journal gives an account of the experience of C. H. Stickpey, a gentleman in a very feeble state of health, who has been for some time at the Buteh ers' Abbattoir in Brighton, for medical treatment, sim ply drinking a bail tumblerful of Warm blood twice a day.

Mr. Stickney has lollowed this course for ten weeks, and darlog, weight, that and time has his gained ten pounds in to use own words, "My appetite is good; I sleep well and feel like DEW man, and am to commence business again in Boston He also says that there are ten or twelve otbers there drink ing blood, all of whom are gaining under this treatment Ono gentlemao from Boston, a consumptive, so feeble that it. was with difficulty he could get to this abbattoir, is now able to bandio an axe skillfully enough to "knock down a A lady from the city, who bas been sick six years, stricken with paralysis, is improving wonderfully this "blood cure." A gratifying feature of this cure is that it ie "without money and without and Mr. Stickney speaks in praise of the gentlemen in charge of this estal lishment, and says that strangers Visiting this place will find courteous treatment. ESTIMATED WEALTH OF MIA, -The first annusl report of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Statistics of Labor and Agriculture, made by Hon, Thomas J.

Bingham, Commissioner, gives much interesting information concerning that great State. Commissioner Bingham has undertaken to exbibit in tabular its wealth and products, but admits that he has -had to grope in the darks, and says that as there is no legislation to compel the giving of the information be sought, he took what was vouchsafed voluntarily with thanks. The following is a summary of the result: 1. A sa'd va us'a $1,171,968 977, but the true valua'n would be at $3,475,831,851 co a. National.

State and other banks 4 8 350.801 Railroade 393,913,734 80 Insuralce and otber corpo5. Wholesale and retail mer. $5,800,000 CO 6, Agricultaral values and pro- 400,000,000 00 $22,508 319 7, 8. Coal Maonfactares of all 997,050,531 60 and 129,710 805 CO THE amount of the bay crop of the world is well calculated to make a granger's hair stand on end and scatter his hay seed with surprise. All other crops are to some extent local, but bay a crop the world over.

The bay crop sold and mar. keted of 1870 was 27.000,000 tons, valued at $105,000,000. This does- not include the value of what was eaten on the ground where raised, but it is sufficient to throw in the shade all other of the great "king" crops, such as cotton, wool or sugar. a man's loos shall be they of his own household, saith Senator Thurman. The 'Cincianati Enquirer, which would like to get a contract for printing greenbacks on Its sit cylinder press, has repodiated uts Senator because be is opposed to farther expansion of the currency.

The Enquirer says he pledged himself to the "more greenback" theory last summer. THE BOSTON GRANGE. It Cares Very Little for the National Grange And Will Set Up Organization of Its Own. (special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune) Boston, Feb, stated meeting the Boston Grange was held this evening and letters read from Marion Grange, No. 891, of Iowa, an organization in Brooklyn, and a member of the Massachusetts State Grange, asking the Boston Grange to take the initiative in an independent movement, and pledging themselves to support and extend it to the best of their abilities.

The following resolation WAs then adopted WHEREAS, The members of the Boston Grange became Patrons of Husbandry, socalled, in good taith and regular form and WHEREAS, Without having violated our obligations, we are declared not in good standing by the National Grange, so called, st St. Louis; sherefore, Resolved, That such action was contrary to the common obligation, which makes esch and every one a member of the Order, and was done simply to cast political power into the hands of a faction who seek the control of our State; therefore, That the Boston Grange is and ought to be, and we hereby declare ourselves, independent of 6 self constituted body known as the National Grange. Low, and the Wisconain Bishopric," is the beading of a leading article in the Chicago Journal, o'clock, BALL PIDNEY morning. win of Peb. John 97th, E.

at Ball, seven in ANN, the 8th year of her age. The funeral will take place from her late dence on Market street. third door below 14th street, on Sanday afternoon at 3 o'cl ek. The friends of the family are invited to attend without 1arther notice. SEVERING Feb, 96, 1874, at 19 10 Mrs.

wife of Heny Severing, in the rid year of her age. Paneral from her late residence, 100, 18th street, Bunday, at 2 o'clock P. N. Friends of the family a invited. -On Wedner day evening, Februory! 1874, at o'clock, H.

Boss, in his year. Funeral from the reeidence of his father, Matin's Ferry, on Faturday a ternooo at o'clock, Friends of the family are invited 10 attend special ALWAYS GET THE BEST. REED'S COUGH SYRUP. Nothing equal to it for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, pablic speakers and singers it, la just the thing to make tae voice smooth and clear.

Sold by Druggists everywhere. McCABS, KRAFT a Proprietors, oc31 Wheeling, W. Va 18. THE TIME FOR SMOKING Hot Buckwbest Cakes. The Enterprise Baking Powder makes them that Nicer Lighter and Swerter than thing else you can use.

Nothing to compare with it for PURITY and BOOMONT. MCCABE, KRAFT Proprietors, oc21 Wheeling, W. Va. Obstacles to Marriage. HAPPY RELIEF FOR Mas from the effecte of Errors and Abuses in early lite.

hood Restored: Impediments to Marriage moved New method of treatment. New remarkable remedies. Books and Circalars sent free, lo sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, NO 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, -an Institation having a high rep.

station for bonorabie condact and prote-sional fe7-daw TRUSTEES SALE. By McCatchen virtue of Deed of Trust made by Wm. and wife to us, the, undersigned Trustees, dated the let day of November, 1812, of and of Ob'o record county, la the dice of the in Deed County of Clerk: West will Virginia, Trust Book No. 5, page 99, we offer at public sale, at the front door of the Court House of Ohio county. on I SATURDAY, the Mist day of March, 1874, at 10 o'clock A.

the tract of land lying in LIberty dustrict, Obie county, on which Bald Mo Catchen now resides, coutatning 60 acres and 54-100 poles, more or lees, and is more pardeecribed by meter and bound. in auld Deed of land Trust, to which reference la made Said lies on the National Rod about thirteen mol es cast of the city of Wheeling, and 1s we impruved. TORNP OP SALE- -One-balf cash, and the reeldue in equal payments in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond 107 the deferred pay. menta, and the title to be retained until the parchase money is paid in fall. I.

P. JONES and A. J. CLARKB, fe19-codaw Trustees, 2760 OF LAND FOR SALE. 440 Acres in Gasconade county, Mo.

This tract is in the centre of the great Iron Ore Bo gion, aboat 80 miles from St. Louis, and near the Atlantic and Pacide Rattroad 800 acres Carter and Bipley counties, Mo, 40 acres in Lyon county, Kansas, 320 Acres in anrancy concty, Kansas. 160 Acres Lina county, KADESS. 160 Acres in Prankiin county, Kanese. 160 in Anderson county, 160 Acr.

8 in county, Kansas. 160 Acres in i-tto county, Nebraska: This tract near Nebraska City. The will be sold low, or traded for city property. For particalars apply to THO MOPPET, OF WAC MONABB, Wheeling. Ve.

NOTICE Notice in hereby given that at a special Ing of the stock solders of the Nail City Build. ing Association to by held on the 23d day of the March, 1874, at the Atlantic Engine House, on northeast corner of 17th and toff streets, the cry of Wheellog, it is the intention of the several Corporatore Famed In the Certificate of Incorporat on granted to said Nail City ing association to offer the folio wing resolution. Resolved. 3 bat we, the of the ing Nal: City Boliding a seociation, in special meetthe of desire the privilege of incressing par value the Capital Stock of said cor porstion to the rum of Four Hundred and Pifry thousand Dollars, and we direct that applicatie therefor be made st once. felt-3 CORPORA TOES.

BUY THE BEST COAL. Having arranged Grove for a dally supply of Foal from the E.m Shaft. all orders left at el ther of my Peed Stores will seceive prompt attention. HARRY CALD WELL. No.

20 Twellth and No. 45 sixteenth St. fe5-5 To the Trade Chins, Glassware, and Queensware. The largest stock in the City or State can always be found at J. L.

Hobbs, Son Co's, No 1115 MAIN and 1116 WATER WHEELING, W. VA. fe25 NICHOLAS SCHULZ, (Saccessor to Schulz Menhausen,) MANUFACTUBER OF ALL KORDS OF CONFECTIONERY And Nate, wholesale dealer in Poreign Pickles, Ketchups, Fruits Sauces, and Jellies, Sardines, Chocolates, ac. solicit Thanktal a to continuance the public of the for same. past patronage, 1 NICHOLAS SCHULZ, fe18 1319 Market street.

NEW PICKLESa 80. Hair Barrels Barrels choice choice new pew Pickles. Pickles, Just received and for sale by: 1. BELLY. Wants.

On $7.000 worth of nuencumbered real for one, two, three or four years. tor which a good interest rill paid. For further particato DAVENPORT DOVE 1159 Chapline Register copy one weeks -TWO MENA good Gardener, and a man to do work on farm, Will pay good wages to good workmen. -Enquirest GRAVEL HILL DAIRY, Bellaire, Ohio, WANTED-500 WANTED 1500 AY PER SINGER OFFICE, 106 Market St. Pive Bundred Second Hand Sewing Machines STRAW SAWTELL.

fob For Sale. PUBLIO SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY, AT MOUNDSVILLE, W. VA. A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION. Over 60 Town Lots, and Are Houses and Lots to be sold at public auction to the highest bidder.

The sate will commence on Wants. For Sale. For Sale. -Medical. FOR SALE5 Shires Stock in in German Peabody Insurance Insurance Co.

Co. do in First Nation Bank. in Merchants' National in Street Tall in Eta Iron sim. lets L. IRWIN, Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of a deed of trast made by James Humes and Elizabeth Jane Hames, his wife, dated the Pirat day of February, 1872, of to me Trustee, and recorded in the office West the Conn Clerk of Marshall county, in Deed Book NO. 50. Polio 149, I shall on THURSDAY, the 10th day of the front door of the Court House in Marshall county, at 10 o'clock offer for sale st pubHe ranction the following described real estate, mentioned In said Deed of Trust, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at point or stake on the line between Mrs. Jane Good and Mra.

S. L. Hildreth (As surveyed by Walter C. Smith. April 45, 1872.) three bundred feet east of the esst line of the Marshall Ohio county plank road, thence 8.

degrees to a stake near the top of the river bill, also corner to Mrs. Jane Good aforesaid, thence a. degrees, E. poles to a stake on the summit of the dividing ridge between the waters of run and ran, thence N. degrees W.

to a point or stake three hundred foot (300) esst of the east line of the Marshall Unlo county plank road aforesaid; thence parallel to said plank road by a straight line to the place of beginning, also the pass way, fifteen feet wide, rein a deed to James Eumen dated September 5th, 1871, The plece of ground lies in Marshall county and is part of the same property granted to Mra Bussa L. Hildreth by B. McMechen by deed dated May 8d, 1858. THINS OF BALE -Cash the purchaser no electa, or sufficient to pay $410 and interest on 81,100 from February 1, and the costs and. expenses of execating this trust, and the balance in three equal annnal with interest from sale The purchaser giving satiatactory verarity for the deferred payments.

The title is belieted to be good, bat seiling an Trastee I shall only give such title as is vested in me. by said Deed of Trust. B. P. BILDRETH, Trustee.

WHEELING, Feb. 13, fe13 General Notices. SIGNEE'S NOTICE; A P.M. Porter having made an aseigument to me of his entire stock et Boots and Shoes, Lice 18 bereby given to his creditors to present their claims to the undersigued for settlement. Pale of the above stock of goods will begin on the 26th of February, at suction, at the old stand, 1071.

Main street, and continued from day to day until the stock is closed out. T. J. HUGUS, fel? Assignee. TAIL CITY BUILDING A85001- ATION Subscriptions to this stock will be received any time at the office of Benj.

Fisher, Star Foundry, Eugene List. and c. H. Delters, at the Court House, in Commissioners' Room, and every Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights from 7 10 o'clock at Court House, up stairs, for the additional stock applied for. to March 7.

fell C. H. DEITERS, See': Educational. WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE The Second Session will commence MONDAY, February 9th. New classes will be organized.

Special attention devoted to Music, Vocal and Instramental, under the Instruction of Prof. Roe and the Miesca Doddridge. Cissees in Latin, Greek, French or German under capable teachers. fel EDUCATE YOUR SONS! men National Business College. Prepares young and boys for business life.

Individual struction given each student. It has the best best course of study, and does most for Its stadenta, For Circalar address MARTIN FRASHER, Jas Wheeling, W. Va. West Virginia University. The year begins in all Departments on WEDNESDAY, Sept.

3, 1873. Prof. P. 8. Lyon, with a full staff of thoroughby qualified sesistants, has charge of the Preparstory Department.

Patrons seeking information in regard to the same will address him. Catalogues describing the other Departments may be obtained from the Secretary of the Fac alty, Prof. Geo. W. Glover, or the undersigned, ALEX.

MARTEN, Preeident. MORGANTOWN, W. Angust, 1878. s013 Stoves 3 HARDWARE, ask 10) anon moub 'M Va. 5 3.

2 NISHING tock Prices ISNOH All Goode NESBITT 210 Bottom at Main trOJ LOWLAND VEE AND O. CAPES. ANDS AL felt THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHS ARR MADE AT ROBINSON'S GALLERY. Looking Glasses! IN GREAT VARIETY. For the WALL, TOILET and POCKET.

Old Frames Refilled With the best quality Looking Glass the McLURE HOUSE PIOTURE STORE. fe45 E. L. NICOLE, ATEW BOOKS The Witherel Athir-De Forest. The Parisians- Bulwer.

The New and P. Braddon. Cooke. JUST REORIVED AT. STANTON'S.

-Medical. For Rent. RENT- Two or three rooms for a small family, near the central part of the city. Address, stating locality and terms, SAMUEL, care of Intelligencer office. feb16 FOR RENTThe three-story building, No.

1110 Maine street, now occupied by us, from April 1st for one year. Will be rented low to a good tenant. owing to our expected removal to our rooms noW nest Grant House. fell SMITH, PAUPEL a 00. FOR RENTWarebouse No.

1218 Main street, centrally ated and one of the beat stands for wholesale business in the city. Also, Office over the same now vacant. also, a large room, 80 by 66, well lighted, over Mesera. Paxton on 14th street. Alto, the second floor, corner of Main and 14th street, consisting of two fine large rooms.

Apply to (fe18) WM. L. MOAFEE. FOR RENTThe STORE ROOMS lately occupied by David A. Swartz, Main street, Centre Wheeling.

Possession given April 1, 1874, fe13 THOS. H. LIST. FOR RENT -THE LARGE AND elegant Room in Odd Fellows' Hall, frontIng on Twelfth street, entrance on Chapline I street. Same else and adjoining the Wheeling Library Room.

It has been used as a Lutheran Church, and is suitable for Society meetings and Concerts, to oF fe5 1492 Market street. WE ARE CREATING A Big Sensation! BY OUR Low Prices THE PRICES OP Men's Boys' Clothing -ANDFURNISHING GOODS, Were Never Known to be so Low. Extra Inducements Offered TO CLOSE OUT WINTER GOODS, -ATH. HARTMAN CO'S 30 Twelfth FORMERLY KNOWN A8 26 MONROE ST. dec2s ESTABLISHED IN 1887.

J. NELSON FARCE GEORGE ADANS. VANCE ADAMS, Successors to C. D. KNOX CO.

And McClellan Knox, Manufsctorers and Jobbers of BOOTH SHOES, NO. 1301 MAIN jal6 WHEELING, W. VA. syevlistasgord BROWN, The Hatter MARKET OP. HOUSE, Has a large stock alwags on hand.

Also of UMBRELLAS. Ja7 ELEGANT NAPLES CORAL SETS, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware, and received complete assortment of ine af Jewelry, just C. P. BROWN CO'S Washington Hall, Monroe 8t. my? THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Cigars and Fancy Goods, gospe and Perfamery, at EDMUND BOOKING'S PHARMAOY.

GEORGE W. ROBINSON, AGENT, LIVERY STABLE, SALE, FRED AND EXOHANGE, 1407 and 1400 Market Wheeling, W. Ya. Patronage solicited. novis Thursday, March 5, 1874, And will be continued from day to day until the property is all sold.

The bonecs are situated in what is known as Lower Town; are comfortably and conveniently arranged, and will be sold low. The lots are situated between the town and the penitentiary grounds and are the most desirable building sites within or adjoining the town. They ate high and dry-surrounding the famous Grave Creek Mound -convenient to the railroad, river, churches, and the public school. All persons desiring a ine residence or ing lots, should, avail themseives of this rare opportunity. It can be truthfally said that no, Aner or more besutital lots can be lound on the Onto river.

Moundsville has one of the beet public schools in the State, four churches, good society, a new rolling mill ready to commence operations in I few weeks, underbedded and surrounded with vast coal fields, and a rich fertile country. It has all the facilities for transportation by or water that could be desired, and must eventualbecome one of the most important cities on the Ohio river. The Famous Grave Creek Mound, Which covers an ares of one acre of land. with a sufficient amount of land around it for buildIng purposes, will be offered separstely. This sale offers a rare not only to those who desire to secure comfortable and plessant homes on easy terms, bat to those who have money to invest in speculation.

Title perfect. OF One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with intercat from day of sale; the deed to be exocuted on the cash payment, and a deed of trust to be given by the parchaser to secure the deferred payments. All the foregoing property not disposed of st private sale before March 5th, 1874, will positively be sold at public auction on that day. L. T.

GRAY. W. J. PURDY HANSON CHISWELL. MOUNDEVILLE, Feb.

5, 1974 fe24 DIOR SALELots 198, 199, and 8, fronting on Elm street, and running to the river, situated on the Island. B. P. HILDRETH, Commercial Bank. SALE WELLING OR RENT.

-I HOUSE offer for FOR sale my two story, Brick 5th Dwelling and House on John street, between 6th streets, Bast Wheeling. The house is substantially built and well located, being. There but two squares from the Post kitchen Office. and bath room, is and hot and cold water house in the entire is with a tin roof, and is in all respects desirable property. There is also on the rear of the lot a good Brick Stable.

Any one wishing a nice, comfortable house, at a fair pries, would do well to examine this one. If not sold by Febru-1 let It will then be for rent. For farther information apply to Thomss O'Brien, Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va. J819 JOHN F.

McDERMOT. TRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of a Deed of Trust made by James Hames and wife to me as Trustee, dated Februarg 1872, and recorded in Recorder's office of Follo I shalt on TUESDAY, the 18th No. day of Marshall county, in Deed of Trust Book 90, February, 1874, at 10 o'clock A. proceed to sell at the front door of the Court House in Ohio county, the real estate mentioned in said Deed of Trust.

Terms made known on day of sale. Ja19 8. P. HILDRETH, Trustee. SLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Oniy six lots unsold in Addition No. 2. Price from $400 to 81,000 each. cash. the residue in equal installments in one, two and three years.

with Interest. JNO. P. GILCHRIST, At Top Mill. FOR SALEA Farm Containing 103 Acres.

I will sell it in one lot, or in lots of four or five acres to salt purchasers. There is no better land for Market Gardening in Ohio county. Situated within one mile of the city of Wheeling. -One fourth cash, balance in one, two and three years, with intercet. For further particulars enquire of the subscriber.

1y36 GEO. ROBERTS, street. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE CLEMENS FARMS. bleaki By virtue of two deede of trust made by SoBrady, Trustee, and Mre. Catherine E.

Clemene, the one dated the 10th day of ber, 1870, and the other dated the let day of April, 1872, and both of record in the Clerk's office of the County Court for Mareball West Virginia, one in deed book No, 19, page county, 91, and I the other in deed of trust book No. 1, page 99, front will offer for sale at Pablic Auction, at the West dour of the court louse of Obio county, Virginia, on THURSDAY, the 8th Day of January, 1874, at 10 A. the property mentioned and de scribed in the two deeds of trasts aforceald; the same being the tract of land for some time known as the CLEMENS FARMS, situated in the county of Maraball, Weat Virginis, on the ters of Wheeling Creck, at the mouth of Stall's Run, and distant about two miles from Elm Grove Station en the Rempdold Rallroad. The said farm is divided by Stall's Run Into two farms or tracts of about equal size, each containing about 177 seres. Nearly all of the land is under a ligh state of cultivation; is very rich and beautifally located.

Upon the south or cast with portion there is a largo stone mansion house, the all otber the neceseary is outbuildings, and upon part there a good tenant house. Said Farms will be sold elther separately, or together, to suit purchasers. Trustee will, on application, give any inThe formation that may be destred as to terms, conditions, and be also has a complete plat and survey of the land, showing its extent, lace, fences, improvements, TERNS also made known on day of sale. HANNIBAL FORBES. Trustee, No.

1147 Chapline street. WHEELING, W. Dec. 5th, 1873. deco The above sale is adjourned until Monday, 2, 1874, at 10.

A. at. Would sell at private sale or trade for City Property. HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee. WHEELING, W.

Jazuary 16, 1874. FARM FOR SALE. I offer for sale the Farm on which I now reside, situated in Marshall county, W. some three miles from the limits of the city of Wheel 105 ing, on acres or of near the Fairmont Pike, containing is monts in a fine all state of cultivation. The improvefirst-class land, nearly all of which are of the beat, consisting of a Brick House elevet rooms, with all the it with conveniences all the water needful, for A which large ruin cistern supplies ed.

ble There is also a large Barn, pith collar; Stawater la neodWagon room for Houre, Horses and twenty head of Cattle; Chicken House, Corn and Crib, Brick Smoke House, a good frame Tenant House House containing within four rooms; with Churches and School well a short distance, The said land is barn. watered, There isa and good a never-failing well at the Concord Grapes, and a large Vineyard number of of Catawba the best and selection of Fruit Trees in fall bearing, consisting and of Apples, with Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries small fruit Quinces, almost all the frat quality of Any son grown desiring in this part of the country. city pose of of Wheeling, whatever they where they can profitably disper a good home near to the will do well to call on may the raise subscriber, for the who market, give all the necessary information. Terms will ja7-daw M. T.

WAYMAN. casy. CARPETS, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, UNDERTAKING a specialty. Finest Hearse in WM. ZINK SON.

Furniture Warerooms, NORTH END CENTRE WHEELING MARKET E. L. PRATT. (Successor to Robt. Pratt Son) PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, AMERICAN AND BELGIUM Agent for French Plate Glass, Bash, Doors, Frames, Shatters, No.

au18 61 MAIN STREET, WHERLING, W. VA. FISH50. Kits new No, 1 Mackerel. 20 1 Hair Barrela new No.

1 Mackerel. new No, 2 Mackerel. do new No, 8 Mackerel. 10 Barrels new Labrador Herring. 5 Bores new George's Codfish (large).

Just received and for sale by M. REILLY, Baltimore Lock Hospital, BALTIMORE, South Frederick Street. DR. JOHNBON Has only Effectual discovered the Remedy most Certain, of Speed) AL: the Back or Limbe, Burietares, A Wear of the Kidneys and ness, charges, Dyspepsia, Impotency, Languor, General Debility, Spirits, Nervous of Trembling, Palpitation Dimness the of the Hesd, Throat, Bight, Or Gladinere, Terrible Liver, Disorders Stomach or and arising solitary boltiry Bowels Habita of Youthmore fatal to victims than Byrena to the Mariners of most brilliant hopes or anticipations, Mightize decing marriago, YOUNG MEN ry Especially, that who have been the which thousands annually Young sweeps Men to an the untimely and destractire bolt talent brilliant Intelloct. might ezalud thunder of tranced eloquence, or waked Berates tEe have thrilling lyre, call with fall costacy MARRIAGE.

Marriage, Married being Persona, aware Young of Men He who debility, deformities, spoodily Physical may under his the bonor care Me 6 of Dr. tleman, physician. and confidently rely apon his exit M. Immediately ORGANIC WEAKNESS distressing Cared Affection, and Pull Vigor restored miserable and Marriage impossible, renders Life ty Young paid by persons the are too of apt to Improper commit indulgesce ces from that not may being ensue. aware of Now, the who dreadfal that conseque: of subject procerestion will is pretend to sooner deny by that power the underrands into sides improper being, deprived habits of than by the prudent.

B. those Alter offspring, the most serious the pleasure and of belts symptoms of both body and mind arise, destratibe The Bystem Mental becomes Functions Deranged, weakened, the loss Physical And Power, Nervous of Proces tire Palpatation of the Heart, Irritability, Indigestion, Dysperala, tional Consumption, Debility, a Decay wasting and Death. Frame, Conga, DR. JOHNSTON don, graduate from one of the Surgeons, Los Member of the Royal College of Colleges most emises: part of in whose the life United has been States, and the of London, Paris, Philadelphia, spent in and the elsewhere, hospital has effected some Many of the most astonishing care the ever head known. and cars troubled with ringing in alarmed at when sudden saleep, grest nervous ness, being sounds, ness, with frequent blushing, attended some times with derangement of mind, were cared immediately.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. themselves J. by addresses all those who have injure: habits, whichrain improper both indulgence and and solitary them for either basiness, body study, society mind, or unfittize mi: risce. These are some of the sad and recta produced by carly habits of melaneboly youth, en 1.

Head, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Paine is the Dimness of Bight, Loss of Muscular Pom er, Irritability, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyepeela, Derangement of the Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Cos camption, DIED. MENTALLY. -The fearful effect on the mind of much Ideas, to be dreaded -Loss of Memory, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebne of Aversion to Society, Self Distrust, Lute Solitude, Timidity, are some of theer produced. Thousands of persons of all can DOW what is the cause of their declining bealtt losing their becoming weak, pale, ser ance vous and emaciated, having a singular sppes: about the eyes, cough and symptoms de Consumption. YOUNG MEN Who have injured in themselves by a certain tice indulged when alone, a habit frequently prac learned from evil companions or st school, the and effects if of which cared are nightly felt, even when seleep.

and not destroys both renders mind and marriage immpoesible, immedistely. body, abould apply What a pity that a young man, the hope of his country, the darling of his parents, should be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of life by the consequences of deviating from the path of nature and Indulging in a certain secret habit. Bach persons must, before contemplating MARRIAGE, reflect that a sound mind and body are the most necesssry requisites to promote connabial baplife Indeed, without these the Journey through becomes a weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to the view; the mind becomes shadowed with despair and dlled with the melancholy reflection that the happinese of another becomes blighted with our own. DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. When the misguided and imprudent votary of pleasure finds he has imbibed the seeds of this painfal disease, it too often happens that an illtimed sense of shame or dread of discovery de ters him from applying to those who, from edtcation and respectability, can alone befriend him, delaying till the constitational symptoms of this horrid disease make their appearance such as nicerated sore throst, diseased nose, nor turaal pains in the head and limbe, dimness of sight, deafness, nodes on the shin bones std arms, blotches on the hesd, face and extremettes, progressing with frightful rapidity, till st Last the fall palate and of the mouth or the bones of the rose in, the victim of this awful disease becomes horrid, object of commiseration, til death puts a period to his dreadful sufferings ty sending him to "That Undiscovered County from whence no traveler returns." It le a melancholy fact that thousands fail time to this terrible discase, owing the trskilfulness of Ignorant pretenders, who, by the use of that DEADLY POISON, MERCEET, FatE the constitation, and make the residue of life mite able.

OFFICE- 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET Left hand side going from Baltimore street, few doors from the corner, Fall not to ob serve dame and number, No letters received unless post- paid, at: containing a stamp to be used on the reply. Frt of sons writing should state age and send portio: The advertisement describing systems. Doctor's DIPLOMA hangs in his office ENDORSEMENTS OP THE PRESS. Tho many thousands cared at this estabilet ment within the last twenty years, and the crous important Surgical Operations performer RED by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the the SuN, and many other pspere, notices which appeared again and again before the patl1c, besides his standing se a gentleman of cha: acter and responsibility, les suficicot gasract; to the afflicted.

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The Mart and cheapest liniment in the market. Try it, and 303 will be convinced. Stop that Coughing, You can do it with DR. CHAPMAN'S HORK. HOUND BALSAM.

Price 25 centa, A plesgant and effectual remedy. Attorneys at Law. HANNIBAL FORBES, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE-RAST SIDE FOURTH Fire: doc: shore Monroe, up stairs. spl C.

W. B. ALLISON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WHEELING, WEST VA. Will Offico practice on in the Fourth, State street, and oust Federal aide, Coarta, Ars: door north of Monroe. 1910 Dentistry.

C.A WINGERTER, DENTIST. Once and Residence, No. 1057, Main Street, opposite Union, Wheeling, W. Va. Nitrous Oxide Gee and other Anesthetics ocks administered.

PURE CRAB pure, OIDER-76 BARRELS Je19 ML. REILLY. strictly store and for sale.