The Wheeling Daily Register from Wheeling, West Virginia • 3

FOB sale. FOK SALE. rpwo KI.VE DWELLING HOUSES ON 1 the Island one on Elin and the other on Second atreet. They are both in flint order, with of ground to each house, which is well set with fruit. feM I.

IRWIN. FOR SALE OK KENT. rr GROCEKV STOKE AND PROPERTY, J. above town, at the terminus of the Street railway, known as the "Stone House Grocery." Owing to ill health and to other engagements, I aw unable to give proper attention to the business, therefore have determined to sell out my store and to sell or rent the property. There are nine rooms, two cellars, large porch and store room in the house, with a yard and large stable attached.

The house is so arranged that it can be rented to one or more families. There is now on hand a moderata stock of goods, which I will sell on accommodating terms. The stand is one of the best for business about Wheeling, being at the terminus of the Street railroad and no situated as to command the trade ot rtioso employed in the Wheeling Iron I and Xail Works. I febll-lm ANDREW Sale of Heul Estate ia Welxel Comity. Jaiues 0.

West, 8. H. Xeeblt. liUBSUAXT TO A DECREE OF TUB CIR 1 cnit Court of Wetxel coanty, rendered at the Xoverober term, Isftr1, in tbe above named cause, 1 will at public auction, at the front door of the Court Honse for Wetzel county, on the I6tb day of March. I 'being the second day oi the next term of the Circuit Court of said county,) a tract of eighty arret of land.

situated ou the waters of Fishing Creek, in said county, to pay tbe sum of fct'H with interest from the day of February, 1KO. and tbe coets of said suit. If the said tract of laud will not sell for a sufficient amount to pay the same, then I will sell at the same time and place a trant of one hundred and twelve acred, situated on the waters of said creek I in said cenntv. in oWer to pay any balance of Mid debt and costs. Tkhms orSAt.lt: One half the purchase money in band; tbe balance in twelve months from day of sale, the purchaser giving bond with good security lor tbe same, bearing interest from date.

For a mot particular description of said lands, reference is made to the papers of the cause. J. STEPHEN SOX, Commissioner. Sale of Real Estate in Wetzel Coanty. am os G.

West. w. J. M. F.

White. P7RSUAXT TO A DECREE OF THE CIRcnit Court of Wetzel county, rendered at the Xorember term, lrtfl-', in the above named eause, I will sell at public auction, at tbe front door of the Court House for Wetzel comity, on the 16th day of March. 186U, (being the second dav of the next term of the Circuit Court of said 1 county, a tract of eighteen hundred of land, situated on the waters of Fiabiag Creek, in said eeunty, and described in a deed from said West defendant, dated April 1867, and tiled with tbe papers of the cause, in order to tbe payment of tbe sum of due January, I with interest from the '26th day of April, and the costs of suit ami sale. Tkkmb op Silk: One-iourfh of the purchase rnon-y to paid in band and the residue in aix, twelve mud eighteen months from dar of sale, the purchaser giving bonds with security for the same, bearing interest from date. For further information in regard to said lands, reference is had to the papers of the cause tiled in tbe Clerk's office of said county.

J. M. EPHEXSOX, feblt oaw4w Commissioner. TRUSTEE'S SALE. BT TIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST I executed to me by Ephraitn Banning, dated October 31st.

1865, aud or record in Book Xo. 16 page 104 in tbe Recorder's Office for Marshall county. West Virginia, I will sell at public auctioi at tbe front door of Marshall couutv Court House, on Wkhnkskav, tiik day of March, 1 1369, an improved latin of acres nt land, within less than two miles of Belton Station, adjoining lands of P. M. Barley and otbeis, and the same land conveyed- to said Banning by Tbotuas Butler and wife by deed dated October 9fth, to which deed, now of record in Marshall count W.

reference is hereby nikdo for a full description of sard land. On this tract there is a comfortable dwelling honse and small orchard. Tekms in hand and the balance in one, two and three ears, with interest; said payments to be well secured and title retained. Selling as trustee. I will convey onlv snch I title as is vested in me, which is no doubt perfect.

w. v. Huge. 1 feb'J Trustee. Sale of the Real Estate of Lydia S.

Cruger, dec'd. The Host Valuable Propcirj in tlie Comity. WiltiaTu McMecheii and others Joseph Skinner and others. TO A DECREE THE Circuit Court of Ohio couuty, rendered at the term, IHtie, in the above named cause, we. the nudrliiiiDimi, Commissioners.

will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, on Saturday, the 27lli day of IHarrli, nn the premises, five miles east of the city of Wheeling, on the Cumlierland road, at a point known Kim (trove, commencing at the hour of ten o'clock A. a tract oi sfiM teres of land, more or less, it being the same property formerly owned by Lydia S. Cruger. deceased, divided into lots and farms to suit purchasers, consisting in all of thirteen lots, varying in size from one to fifteen acres, and two farms containing sixtv-six and eighty acres respectively. These lots all front upon the Cumberland road; those upon the north side extending to the brow of the hill, whilst those upon the south embrace all the property and buildings intervening between said Cumberland road and Wheeling creek.

In connection with lot No. 5, which rontaiua 13 6-10 acres of surface land, will bo sold the coal privilege of lid acres underlying the hill lands: a comfortable frame teuement is built upon this lot. On lot No. 7, which fronts feet on the Cumberland road and extends feet in depth, is located the old and new Elm Grove stores, the former now used as a warehouse to the latter, and at preseut occupied byS. Hopkins, together with a stable, carriage house, Ac.

On lot No. which contains 6-10 of an aero, is a tine frame dwelling house, now used in connection with the store, with suitable outbuildings and all the modern improvements. On lot No. is the grist mill, ttwelliug house and blacksmith's shop, with a strip of twenty-five feet iu width, embracing the millrace, from the dam to the Cumberland road, together with j-in of an acre en the point of the hill adjacent to the head of the rave, making iu all III acres with exclusive title to the water power. Upon lot No.

10, which is I 5-10 acres in size, is the stone hotel, now occupied by Mrs. French, with all the improvements, comprehending stables, ice houses. Ac, The remaining lots, uumberrd 1, 'J, 3, 11, and 13, respectively. are without improvements, but favorably located for residences and excelling any other liody of land in Ohio county for gardening purposes. The hill property couuected with the estate is laid oft' into two farms, the tirst of which contains fifi acres, occupied by James Smith, bounded on the east and north by Atkinson's ridge road, easy of access, well timbered, prodnetive and two-thirds arable land, together with two substantial frame tenement houses.

The second farm fronts on Little Wheeling creek, not rooro than yards from the Cumberland road, oxteuding back to the ridge road, thereby giving two desirable outlets, one by the Vatioual turnpike and the other by the County road, containing vi acres. The hill portion of this property abounds in timber of the best quality, whilst the low lands is well adapted to farming purposes. Parties desiring a more particular description of the above property are referred to two plats of survey of the same, one at the Recorder's office of Ohio county, and the other at the residence of J. F.Smith, on the premises, or to one ot the undei signed Commissioners. Possession riven on 1st of April.

ok SAi.it: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the remainder in two equal instalments, payable, the one at one year, and the other at two after the dav of sale; the title to the said land and prvmises being retained as the security for the payment ot said two deferred instalments. J. H. GOOD. H.

OODS. HANNIBAL FORBES. feblfl-dawtd Commissioners FOR RENT. FOU RENT. rrHE STORE ROOM No.

9 MONRO? now occupied by Little A Co. Also, the room No. 11, occupied by J. r. Morris, as a hardware Possession given MILLER.

HOTELS. SWANN HOUSE, PAUKERSRUKG, W. I II F. OKI. tlOUIOI'M AND 1 Hotel in the city.

J. WM. DENT, Proprietor. MALTBY HOUSE. A.

B. MILLEIt, Proprietor, PRATT STREET, BALTIMOREpor-jq tf EVEKETT HOUSE. North Side if I'nion Park, K. V. HIS HOUSE IS KE1T ON THE EU J.

rouean plan; it is within three ride (uy hirse of the New Haven Railroad Depet, convenient to all the princip places of amazement, and for Summer travelle will be found the eeoleet Hotel in the Every room is provided with running water. HtMng Friday, March 5. A dlTrT STOCK OF I IV AND Millinery Woods! Ik tlie largest in the city. CALL AND SEE i ll Main opposite Union. jsn7 W.

V. J. O. MOLEN. McLURE HOUSE, Cor.

Market and Monroe WHEELING, W. W. F. GOODWIN I PROl'HIKTORS. 'I'HE ONLY FIKST CLASS HOTEL IN A this city.

connect with all trains and steamboats. Arrivals? March Itii. Joseph Turner, Baltimore, J. Cloatorruan, Cincinnati, Jno. M.

Duncan and Wife liostou, Geo. H. Feddicord, Baltimore! II. W. Croihers, Wellsburg, W.

Gns Henry, Parkersburg, W. W. P. Gray, New York; L. F.

Melleu Cleveland, Gen. B. F. Kelley and Wife, Columbus, Miss M. Belle Kelley, Cincinnati, J.

McKeon, Philadel ptiia. Pa Miss Mary Applegate, Brooke county, W. Miss Maggie Applegate, do; J. Irainer, Steuben ville, John Collins aoW. A.

Owens, do; Pat Hultimore, Peter Dahnie, do; F. Daton, SteubenviUe, 0." E. J. Horman, Cleveland, O.j R. A.

French' Cumberland, Maryland; George W. Smith vnd Wife, Utica, formerly of Wheeling; A. Hepper, New Vork; J. B. Fortyce, Jollytown J.

W. Galleher, Moundsville, W. h' Hanniagton, Cincinnati, Daniel Childea Akrou, H. H. Sholes, Rochester, Pa.

Thos Walton, city; H. A. Storv, New lork; F. A. Chadwick, fiow Vork.

LOCAL MATTERS. House Koi! Kent. See advertisement jf a very desirable property for rent, in mother column. Masquerade Masquerade Ball given by the Tamers last night, at ball, was a complete success, nothing having transpired to mar the festivities of the occasion. POLICE Henry Shultz and Henry Briesock after being put through the "mill" by Justice Kammer, were brought before Judge Good yesterday, and were fined one five, and the other ten dollars and costs.

Held to Bail. Henry Briesock was brought before Justice Kammer yesterday morning, charged with being implicated in the cutting affair we mentioned two or three days ago. The evidence beiug sufficient to detain him, lie was held to bail for Inn appearance, to the amoant of $500. Notwithstanding the bad weather last night, Washingtou Wall was well filled to witness the performance of the Sefton's. This eveuing will be the benefit of Miss Aunie Sefton.

She will appear in four characters, aud we hope to see her many adinir rs aud friends turn out in full force and give her a rousing benefit. Crime in Marshall We L'lip the annexed item from the Moundsrille National A Dastardly A white man aarned Gray was arrested last week aud lodged in the couuty jail, charged with most heinous crime. The accused is president of Belton, in this county, rho charge brought against him is the violation of the person of a young girl, iged about seven years, who lived in Helton. The injured girl is reported to have sinco died. Excellent Every watch or clock sold by Oxtoby Duffield, Jewelers, 103 Maiu street, is guaranteed as a "timer." Fall stock of gold and silver watches, American aud Swiss; clocks of every stvle; jewelry in endless variety, solid silver aud plated ware; gold, silver and steel framed spectacles, gold pens and pencils, and faucy goods generally.

See advertisement, and call it "10:5," opposite Merchants' Bank. Inauguration ok State W. E. Stevenson, Governor elect )f West Virginia, and the other State who were elected with him, were yesterday morning iudHcted into heir respective positions. The inaugirution took place in the room at the State House used as the Governor's office.

Mr. 1). 1). T. Farnswortb, Governor ud interim, stated iliat the new Governor would be sworn iu by Judge Brown of the Supreme Bench, and that exercises wonld be opened with "prayer 1 by Rev.

Mr. Mullenix, of this city. After prayer, Mr. Stevenson came forward and took the oath of office and became Governor of the State of West Virginia for two years from March 4th, 18(59. The following subordinate State officers were then sworn iu by Notary Public B.

B. Doveuer: Secretary of State, J. M. Pipes; Auditor, Thomas Boggess; Treasurer, J. A.

Macanley. The members of the Supremo Bench, the retiring State officers, and a goodly number of citizens, were present to witness the ceremony. At the conclusion the new officers received the congratulations of those present and at once entered upon the duties of their respective positions. CiRCOIT This Court tnet yesterday morning at 9 o'clock, according! to adjournment, Judge Caldwell on the bench. The State of West Virginia Sidney Shea, npon an indictment for house breaking, forfeited his recognizance entered into before 'Squire Johnson, and it was ordered by the Court that a be issued against him and his securities returnable at the next term.

State of West Virginia rt. "Toby" I Vance, for petit larceny, was brought before the Court, and he pleaded guilty to the indictment and was sentenced to i be coDfioed in the jail of Ohio county for the period of 60 days from date. State of West Virginia rs. John Mason, foi larceny. A jury was impanneled, who, having beard the evidence, brought in a verdict of guilty of petit larceny, and he was sentenced by the Court to be confined in the jail of Ohio county for the period of fonr months from this date.

State of West Virginia James Richard alias James Koss. indictment for an attempt to commit burglary, was bronght into Conit. He pleaded guilty to the indictment, and was sentenced to the Ohio county jail for the period of two months. Cases set for to day: Margaret McCormack, for petit larceny, and William Fredericks, grand larceny. The Coart adjourned to meet this morning at 9 o'clock.

ty Auction at Partridge's this afternoon and evening. to F. M. Porter to secure bargains, No. 135 Main street.

tyPrang's American Chromos for sale at Brown Higging' Gallery. tyOnly $4 00 for the best Buffalo make of Men's Kip Boots, at Blond Bachman's, No. 107 Main street. iy hy pay high prices for foreign wines and brandies that are probably adulterated, when yon can obtain Perkins, Stern Pure California Wines and Brandies, for medicinal purposes, at E. Booking's and Booking Miller's.

A new lot of Looking Glasses large and small at auction this afternoon and evening. ty Ladies' Lasting Balmoralsjust re ceived for spring wear at F. M. PerWr's, No. 135.

tyDon't forget that Blond Bach- man are receiving a splendid assortment of Ladies' Shoes which are to be sold very low. Albnms, oval irames, at Partridge's auction sales this afternoon and evening. lyThe place we advise you to purchase your Ladies' Shoes, is at F. M. Porter's, No.

135. Eyif you want to be suited in thocs, go to Blond Sl Bachman's, where yon will find everything in the shoe line. Stop and Think a The desideratum of low prices has been reached, aud by going to Sheib's Music Store you will be convinced of the Look at this Cash Price List OROAKB. Octave, Mason Sl Ilainlin, 1 $100 5 5 125 5 150 5 7 IV PIAN08. 7 Octave.

Emerson, Plain 1350 7 Knabe, 50U 7 Carved MO 7 Stein way 575 Go! 8kk tFF. M. Porter, No. 135, is closing ont bis stock of Boots and Shoes to make room for Lis spring stock. A New We are receiving a new and superior stock of Ladies', Misses' and Children's extra high ent Polish Balmoral aud Button Gaiters, of the best Philadelphia make and material, and which we will sell cheaper than any other shoe bonse in the city.

Blond Baciiman, No. 107 Main street. AUCTION SALES. GREAT Redaction of Prices OF Boots and Shoes, Hosiery and Notions, Dry Goods, Carpets and Oil Cloths, Furniture, ITS 'WORTH GOING TO SEE HUBBARD TABLE OF LOW PRICES, Made for the purpose of Reducing Stock and to Close Out Consignments before tlie First of January. Hubbard AUCTION ROOMS, NO SN Market Street.

dec! 7 KNOX Fruit Farm and Nurseries, I MI NEW EDITION OF OUR DESCRIPX tive and Illustrated Small Fruit Catalogue of 53 pages and Price List of 16 pages are now issued aud will be sent to all applicants enclosing 10 cents. They contain a eolored plate of the Martha (White Concord) Illustrations of the Turunda, "Our No. TOO," and Fillmore Strawberries, Hornet and Philadelphia Raspberries, Kittatiny and Rochelle Blackberries, Cherry and White Grape Currants; also, descriptions of the leading Grapes, Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Gooseberries, Currants, with interesting accounts of some of the newer kinds? Considerations that shonld influence purchasers in the choice of Xnrserv Stock? The causes of failure in Small Fruit culture and the requisites of suwess? Select lists by mail and otherwise? The value of hot-grown Strawberry plants? Lists of Strawberries for home and convenient For market parpoees and home use, Distant aud convenient marketsEarly, Medinra and Late varieties in the order we esteem them? Reports aud letters of Committees and eminent Fruit Growers, who have visited onr grounds, to examine our varieties, modes of culture, and system of handling fruit. All growers, whether they wish to purchase our stock or not will find these two pamphlets of pages of great value, and werth ten times their cost. Though the edition is large, it will likely be exhausted early.

ty at 10 cunts vor a corv. J. KNOX. Box 155. Pittsburgh.

Pa. 8 I williaivTh.sheib, SOLE AGENT FOR STEIN WAY'S PIANOS, World-wide known as the at prioea lower than in New York. KNABE'S PIANOS. Unexcelled in tone or durability. Send for price liilt.

EMERSON'S PIANOS, The cheapest good piano in the United Prices to Vinson A Hamlin's Cabinet Organs, The best in the world Prices to Estey's Cottage Organs, With the beautiful Vox Hcmaxa Tremolo Charming Organs. Sheet Music, Music Books, Strings, AND MUSICAL GOODS. Orders bv mail promptly filled. WILLIAM H. SUETB, 109 Market Street.

Wheeliag. SUNDRIES. bags prime to CHOICE RIO CofTee. lii Druas Grand Rank Codfish. Ci(l" Vinegar.

Bales Cloves. 6 do Cassia, in Mat ts. 1 Case prime Nutmegs. 500 Barrels Ohio River Salt, 10 Hogsheads prime Sugar. 90 barMs No.

Mackerel. 50 dot. Fancy Brooms. 50 Boxes Goshen Cheese. Just ami for sale ky BBILLT.

200 Washington (Indiana) Flour. oft BARRELS OF THE ABOVE VERY J.UU superior Familj Floar just received and for sale by febM REXLLY DRY CF00P8. ETtSMT ARE NOW OFFERING Great Inducements IN SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS! AND WRAPPINGS. all fkksons DESIRING DRY GOODS! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, WILL IT TO TM1IB IKT8HHT TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK. a Full of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS: TO WHICH Wit IXriTt PARTICULAR ATTENTION WHITE GOODS! OF ALL KINDS.

EMBROIDERIES IAC2S AND LACE BOODS. WE HAVB JUST OPENEDj An HMortiuent of tbe at BLACK ALPACAS MANUFACTURED. ALSO A BEAUTIFUL STOCK I CALICOS, AT MODERATE PRICES, Ladles' Misses' Hoop Skirts, I thk "SEAMLESS- KID GLOVES. GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS, AND THE BEST FRENCH CORSETS. FOR SALE AT No.

108, Merchants' Block, MAIN STREET. WHOLESALE GROCERS OLD TIMES AGAIN! HXW CHOP N. 0. SUGAR, MOUSSES AND RICE. UTE A KB NOW RECEIVING, AS FOETT merly, direct from Plantations, a fnJ supply of the above which we offer to the trade npon liberal terms and solicit an examination of our itock.

PAXTON A OGLEBAY, janiB-l No. 54, Main street A GROCERIES. FULL STOCK OP ALL KINDS CON stantly on hand, and for sale low. ALSO FLOUR. 150 Barrels choice Winter White Wheat.

MO Spring Por sale at lowest market rates by Jaa2CMy PAXTON OGLEBAY. MORE "OLD TIME" GOODS. Grant's" Celebrated Rich- 1 mond Tobaccos. ARK JC8T BBt'KIVIJfO aad offer for sale. 30 "Grant's" Virginia 10s Tobacco.

30 Navy 18 "Mlllner's" Gold Twist 5 Benham's Virginia lbs. 25 Caddies "Greaner's" Celebrated Spnn BoJ Tobacco, 40 Caddies Old Va. long 10s Tobacco. 10 Drums "Dill's" Richmond Pig Tobacco. 135 Caddies Western 10s is A Navies Tobsoeo.

10 Kegs Kentucky 6 twist Tobacco. jan29 PAXTON OGLEBAY. HANDLAN, JORDAN CO. PORK PACKERS AST) 1'KALKItS Flour, Oils, Cheese, Grain, Ac PORK HOUSE: Cor. John and Fol'rjh Strrkth.

OFFICE 17 MAIN STREET. Kfl LBS SUGAR-CURED RAMS. OUjUUU 90,000 lbs. Plsin 900,000 lbs. Shoulders.

100,000 lbs. Clear and Clear Rib Sides. 100 Tierces Prime Lard. 50 Kegs 50 Barrels Extra Lard Oil. 900 Barrels Jono Family Floor.

900 Star 100 Swan 980 Half Barrels Lake Pish. 3 Barrels Vinegar. Boxes Factory Cheese. 50 Concentrated Lye. For sale by marW-ly HANDLAN, JORDAN A CO.

MAXWELL TINGLE, WHOLESALE SK0CERS. AM) DEALS KB IX FLOUR, BACON, LARD, 58 MAIN STREET. WHEELING, W. VA In addition to our stock on han wo are ro ceivine a LARGE STOCK of goods bought low for casn, which we are determined ihall go oat to the trade at sloee Wo especially invite crrr and country dealers to examine out stock and est our prices before purchasing else where. MAXWELL A TINGLE.

N. O. Sugar and Molasses. WK AUK WOW KbVEIVING OUR supplies of Sugar and direct from PLANTATIONS IN LOUISIANA. Merchants wishing to purchase in lots or by single barrel will rind it to their advantage to examine our stork and learn our prices before purchasing elsewhere.

MAXWELL A TINGLE. Carolina Rice. Received direct Factors in South Carolina. 20 Tierces Prime Rice. MAXWELL TINGLE.

Flour. qha bbi.m. okikntal uii.i.s OUU Hamilton 100 Pollock's Fancy, Vincenr.es, Ind. For sale by janl3 MAXWELL A TINGLE. Fish.

OAA HALVES No. I MACKEREL. 450 do 2 do ISO do 3 mod. 50 do 3 large do 300 Kitts No. 1 Mackerel.

25u do 2 do 150 do 3 family do 500 Halves Lake Herring. 100 do White Kisk. mai-9 MAXWELL A TINGLE. i boxe-1 v.er LOU For MAXWELL A TINGLE. iQPWKK.

100 bags strictly choice Rio, 50 prime 50 for sale MAXWELL A TINGLE. l.fl.Mfl) 'J5 bbls Standard pow'd and gran'd. 15 do. A. A H.

Coffee Sugars. 45 do. Ex. C. C.

A C. YelJow, at MAXWELL 4 TINGLE'S. PRO VI HI Bacon, Hams. Shoulders anil Sides. Bulk Meats, Dressed Hogs, Prime I-eaf Lard, Ac.

MAXWELL A TINGLE. 20 bbls. Brane's best Goldon Syrup. 15 do. Monumental 15 hlf bbls.

golden do. SO kegs do. do. 10 bbls. New York do.

For salt by MAX ELLA TI NO LK. EA.10 hif ch. choice G. P. Tea.

JO do. do. Y. H. do.

15 do. medium grades G. P. and Y. H.

10 do. Oolongs, for sale. MAXWELL A TINGLE. 1 TOBACCO. 20 boxes Niagara b.ack.

25 caddies do. 10s, and Navy ft. 6 boxes Russell's 10s, black, lv boxes Elieganttu 10s, black, 25 caddies IX 20 Highland Chieftain is black, 85 Mermaid Nary (s 2U Ptce Apple Navy is OI.D VIRGINIA. boxes Swcot Itose bright lbs, 5 Ambrosia lbs, 10 Curiooitv lbs, 10 Twin El soft pressed is, 5 Bright Twist, 10 Miller's Fine Twist, 10 Diadem Soft Pressed is. SMOKING TOBACCO.

IS bbls. F. G. cut and dry, 10 half bbls F. G.

cut and dry, 10 kegs McKean's 6 twist, for sale. MAXWELL A TINGLE. ALHO HAVE CONSTANTLY in stops, Buckets, Tubs, Wash Boards Brooms, Esoonce Coffee, Extract Logwood, Mad der, Indigo, Copperas, Bine Vitriol. Alum, Pepper, Allspice, Cinnamon. Nutmegs, Cloves, Mustard, Ginger, Bicarb.

Soda, Soda, Babbit's Soap, Colgate's Soaps Gonnaa Soaps. Family Soaps, Candles, Mould and Star, Concentrated Lye. window Glass, Lead, Shot. Una Capo, Powder. Cotton Yarn.

Cotton ana Flax Twinea, Candle Wiok, Batting, Wrapping Paper, Ac. MAXWELL A TINGLE. OCR STOCK OF ftOODN IN largo and assortment complete in all branches. City as well as country dealers are reapectfully invited to give us a call, jan 13 MAXWfcLL A TINGLE. MICHAEL WHOLESALE GROCER, AJW UIXLMK IS Foreign and Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS, 55 aad 56 Main St, Whee'-ng, Va.

Baltimore Golden Sjrrnp. rrt BARRELS WOODS, WEEKS A CO just received and for sale by RETLLT Sundries. BAGS PEPPER. 9 Cases Extra Fine Manilla Indigo. 50 Boxes Fox Cincinnati Pearl Starth.

50 Gross Hammers Essence Coffee. Just received and for sale by octal M. Bacon. TIERCES EXTRA SUGAR CURED Hasas. 10 Hogsheads Prime Shoulders.

5 Clear Sidee. Just received and for sale by M. Sugar Cured Hams. TIERCES FAVORITE BRANDS. CAN vaased.

just reoeivod aad for sale by RElLLY. FAXCT FLOFKS. BBLS. WASHINGTON (INDIANA Mills. WO bbls.

Ulj of the West Choice Wkit Winter Wheat, Jaat received and for sale kr novH M. REILLY. Cheese. CA BOXES GORBB1 AND DAIRY OU selected. Just rocetved aad for sate by I octt M.

REILLY. 10 10 40 100 WHOLESALE GXOCETtgT isoo LIST, MORRISON CO. Wholesale Grocers FLOUR, Bacon, Cheese, Lard Oil, Comer Jfaim and Quincy WHEELING, W. YA. WE INVITE THE ATTENTION of to ear large and complete stock and propose to offer surpassed by no jobbing house East or West.

Bags Prime Rio Coffee. 50 Hhila. Prime antLChoice X. 0- Sugar. 15 do Demarara Sugar.

25 do Porto Rico Mid Sugar. 150 Barrels Refined Sugar. do Prim? 50 do 1 32 Prime Carolina Rice. Tobacco. etc.

1900 Flour, standard and reliable brands. 5000 Pieces Bacon Hams. 5000 do do Shoulders. do and Briskets. 30o Mem Pork.

100 Prime Leaf Lard. 300 Family do do Extra Winter Lard Oil. 50 do Carbon OiL 60 llominy. 35 do White Nary Beans. Our stock is kept constantly full, and orders filled with promptness.

feb3 LIST. MORRISON CO. Clover and Timothy Seed. 1 A BAGS PRI.7IE CI.OtEB 1 OU SEED. 200 Prime Timothy Seed.

Just reeeived and for sale by feb3 LIST, MORRISON CO. Lake Fish and Mackerel. Qfifi barbeln lake ZUU HERRING. 75 Half Barrels White Fish. 50 Barrels Mackerel, and 800 Half Mackerel.

Is. and 3s. 300 Quarters and is, 2s and All fresh and warranted. For sale by leb3-tf LIST, MORRISON CO. THEODORE FINK, WHWLMALE DF.ALRR HI PRODUCE.

Quincy St, bet. Market and Main, HANJl'RT received and fob 100 Pollock's Indiana Flour. 10O do Silver Medal Indiana Flour. 100 do Hamilton Flour. 10) do Argyle Kentucky Flour.

20 do Buckwheat Flour. 90 Geo. F. Davis CeUkraMd 8. C.

Hams. 10 Hogsheads Bacon 10 do Clear Hides. 50 Kegs No 1 Lard. 20 lie roes No. I Lard.

90 Kentucky Hominy. 900 do Ohio River Salt. 300 do Choice Keening 20 do Pure Crab Cider. 50 do Pure Cider Vinegar. 1000 Mill Feed.

1000 do No. 1 1900 do Corn. 200 Bales Hay. 20 Barrels No. 1 Lard OU.

100 do Carbon Oil. 500 Bushsls Corn Meal. dee7 INSURANCE. Franklin Insurance ConiD'i OF WHEELING. Capital, $140,000 Itir retort Sam'l McClrllan, Gkokok Mendel, T.

H. Looan, Thoh. P. Shallcko G. W.

Fkanehkm, J. N. Vakcb, J. U. llOHIM, MltilAKL flklLLT Lous C.

Stikki, rruiN (o'lnxv now iiivnt. A been organized five yearn, and In that time done a successful business, is still prenared take risks at fair rates on of all kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing Kstablishiueuts Furniture, Steamboats and cargoes on the West- ern Rivers and Lakes. This company otters superior inducements to Farmers, whereby they can be insurod on Dwellings, Furniture, Kims and coutents, for three or live years at reduced This being State company, with the Largest Cash Capital paid in and surplus of any company in the State, and composed of mime ninety-lour stockholders, most of whom are among our best business men, recommends itself to the favorable considers tion the insuring public, and solicits their patronage. Applications for insurance will be Sromptly attended to at their oflice, No. IS street, or at their several agencies throughout the State.

C. M. COEN, Secretary. B.C. DICK.

Assistant Secretary. SAM'L MeCLELAN, President. GEO. MENDEL. Vice President.

feb'JU-daw FOR LIFE INSURANCE 0NLy7 Real Estate Insurance Of Virginia. Authorize Capital per cent. Profits paid to Policy rpHIS LIBERAL AND SOLVENT COMPA NV now otTers thebenetlts of LIFE INSURANCE, At rates so low and terms so accommodating as to place its policies within the reach of tbe 1 poorest, ar.d willing to share Its profits with patrons, will pay seven-eighths of net earnings to annually. This is the best Lifp Insurance Company IN EXISTENCE. For further information apply at the ollice ot the company, corner Fourth ami Monroe streets A.

C. GOOD. Agent. GEORGE BAIRD. M.

Examiner This Company wants agents at every point in this Slate. Apply, with to Home Ofiioe, Montreal, Virginia. iETNA Fire and Marine Insurance Co, OF WHEELING. CAPITAIi 9100,000 DIUCTOM James C. Acheson, William B.

Simpson Angnstns Pollack, Thos. J. Campbell, John K. Botsford, Wm. C.

Hanulan, T. M. Dodson. HATING 1 fully organised, la now preps red to take risks upon RaildinK? of Mil kinds, nrrrkssdiM, Jlaasfactariai Kiisbliaksirau, nnd.jt nrgoes of binds Wnlrrs Applications for Insaraiice will be promptly attended to by the Secretary. Office at the National Bank, fco.

Mala street. S. P. HILDRETH. Seo'y.

JOHN MILLER. Ass See y. JAMES C. ACHESON t. WM.

B. SIMPSON. Vice mr Fire Marine Insurance Co Of WIIEELINO. INCOKPOBATED 151 IlAgg? RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES on of all kinds, Faraitere and Merchandise and on Goods la Tiaasit. mROII: A.

Wilson. John Robert Morrison. Alex. Rogers, Thos. Pollock.

Wm. (1. Wm. S. Goshorn, J.

D. Bots. Jacob Hombiook. jy OFFICE CP STAIRS. the Insurance I Building, next door to the Merchants' National 1 Bank.

A WILSON President. JOHN C. HZRVEY. Secretary. JaaV National Insurance Company WHEELTNG.

WEST TA. CAPITAL 9400,000. Monroe street, next door to First Uonai Bank. ovticku. GEORGE WHEAT, Praidtm.

1 JOTTS BISHOP Sfcrtun C. H. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary and General Basinees Agent. DIHECTOM: Toha E. Wilson, George lam.

C. 0rr, Haaf itsrper, John A. A matron James MeCinney, A. C. Qurritr.

Morgan Ott, George Adams. mnrw. a Brady. Cashier Merchants Njjlrnal Bank. Wheeling.

List, Morrison A Whsisssls Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan A Wholesale Groeers. Wheeling; Michael Reilly. Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling: MeClellnn Knox. Boot and Shoe Hoeaa. Wheeling; Kraft A Dnigfists.

Wksslisg. wFraciheim A Wholesale Wines sod Liq sort. Wheeling; Wlnahip. A TMiU: Baker Pah.JU?WT*n, Wheel, infc T. CT McAfee bell, Frew A Pnbs.

Ott, Son A Hardware. Sands CaaJuer R. Ctiadcii PtmT Kit i W. Va, Capt- Jehn Jr- Wheeling. 1 mmwt UPBrHrSTTHANCTE.

LIFE INSURANCE $6000 FOB. $6 PREMIUM, Win THX AVSncn OF TW? '( 1 MANHATTAN IOOPERATIT1 RELIEF ASSOCIATION 1 Chartered by tit of AW Yorfc OBJECT. The ohjeet of Association is to socnre a euh payment within forty days after the death ot a member of many aa there are members in the class to wuieh he or belongs, to or her heirs. MEMBERSHIP FEES. The membership are tix d-iUri at Joining tekiek a if tnfi fm wiafcwt.) and one dollar and ten oeata on th? death oi each member, of which dae notiot will be riTen.

One dollar from each membet to the widow or beirs of the member. and the ten cents for of collecting. This Componr is divided into TEN CLASSES FOR HEN and 85 CLASSES FOR WOMEN. soon as these cUmos are filled, ten new Clares will adopted. Men sad women are not allowed in the same Classes.

Everything done to make each equal. CLASSES. All persona between the of IS and 40 Tears. I All persons ween of 80 and i years. 0 All persons between the of 45 and 30 'rears.

All parsons between the of 30 and Si i yearn. All person? between the ages of 35 and 40 rears. All persona between the ol 40 and 45 years. All persona between the agee of 45 and bo I years. All persons between the of SO and 55 yours.

i All persons between the ages of 55 and A) years. I AJ1 persons between the of 60 and The Classes for womm ant a a abort. Any one that ta found to give or her wruug will expelled. and lh? mnurya paid forfeited to the Association. Each Claaa la lim Ited to IBM Each poraon pan upon becoming a member, and ll.lO each time a member Monday to mm Claet be or the may be a mem her.

A member one Chut eannot bt aeneeed (hit dollar if a member another fleet Math Claee it IKDBrKXUKXT, Aon of ne connectten tnth any other. ILLUSTRATION. Claaa haaSOOt) male A maa The Asaociation over withm forty to the widow or and tba remaining forward within thirty dollar and ten eenta each to the Association to reim bursa it. Failing to aend thla aum they farfeit to the Aaaociation all paid, and the Aaaociation supplies a new member to tilt the of the retiring one. ADVANTAGES.

The of thia Aaaociation over ordi nary Lite Insurance Companies are: No pan lea can break It the feea are ao amall, and required to be paid at am long that any man can aecure to family a competency upon hla death. HOW TO BECOME MEJ1HEK IS. Any one deiiiring to become a mar apply in person, or muataend ia check, bank draft, puatai order. or bv eipreea, the expreeaage being paid by appllcaut. Vnder no eirevm stancrt trill the Attoriatio be rtepontibU mmt'yt rent but in this tmy.

Accompany lag the money a paper giving the applicants full name, birth-place, lirraent occupation, who tho policy it in favor of, tiostofflce address, town, county, State. AUo a dertillrnte, setting forth the physical and whether in the opinion 01 the doctor examining, the applicant la a proper peiaen to be insured. Blank forms of application (er membership will be sent application, t'lieh member otigh to try to make iiev member by to iloing be No letter will be noticed that not contaiu a three cent postage stamp to prepay return postage. INVESTMENTS. The by laws of the Aaaociuiion require that one third of the money received as new me 111 bership fees hhuli be made a sinking fund to falling due by the deliaqucnciet of Thia iund held by the NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, and will lie invested in United er Real Estate, or bond and mortgage upon New York city property, which property abali be, double the valne of the money so loaned.

THE FUNDS. The remaining two alter nawng the expenses of the Association, sliall invented In Keal Kstate in the city of New Terk, er 10 bond and mortgage on property in the city New York, the interest of which shall go to nay the current uf the Association. If a member leaves no Ibe money 1 becomes the property of the Association, with 1 the prnviso that the of burial shall be paid out of funds, said expenses, however, I not to exceed one hundred A member failing to pay his fee of one dollar and ten within thirty data from date of notice all claims upon the Aaaociation, and also all money previously paid. In the 1'acitic Stales thia time extended to sixty davs. A memlier having na permanent res! deuce must notify the secretary, and appoint a representative to pay his fees.

When choose they can tea do lars and Ufty rente 10 the tieaaurer to prepay their feea, whicb sum will pay for ten Oeatlia. thus naving the trouble of sending ft. 10 each time, beaides a saving of fifty No man is ao poor that he cannot pay now and It. in occasionally. thus aecarmg be hia The averagn number of dtlUrs each person will have to pay to aecure 9R0U0 will be per year a little over fifty per week.

This makes this mode of insurance coat about one what they would liave to pay any regular insu company for a 95000 policy. All shonld addreeaed to P. NOAH, No Ml atreet, Waab ington D.C., General Agent for the District ol Columbia and of Virginia and Went Vlr Jnia. for the Manhattan Ce-operatlve aeoclatlon. The TRUSTEES of the AasociaCcn are 1 E.

McMURDY, Esq. ELSON T. WRIGHT, Raq rrealdant 8Ur Metal Company. W. 8.

CAKMAN, Esq President Staweaant Hank, Y. dty. OKD, Caahler National Bank of the Republic. L. W.

MURRAY. The OFFICERS of the Asaociatioa are E. MrMURDY, President. ELSON WRIGHT. Vioa PreeuUat W.

8. CAKMAN, Treaenrer. LEWI8 8 ANDERS, Secretary. LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED la every Connty and Town, and applications frwsa petent part tea for such with acuta bio endorsement, should be addressed to the Geoerai Agent ROBERT NOAH, No. street, hot.

Feorteenth and Fifteenth i Waahlagton. IX C-, Geaerai Agent for the District of Columbia aod of Virginia aad West Virginia. oct5-Jm first Family Grocery, W. IJ. MOTTE Begs leave to inform his aad the public that ha baa ope ned at No.

3 Odd Building. Mocroo atrswi. an aasurtment of Staple and Fine Groceries, unsurpassed by any retail grocery la tba city consisting in part of the Teaa, Chocolate ocoa Syrup and Condiments aad grouad aad natron nd. Hermetically sealed Fruits, Preaervsa aad Jeiliea. Dried Fnjfta.

of all kinds. CANNED -Tomatoes Saga cm Condanaad Milk. Fieah aad Spicod Salmon. Fraab Mackerel Ctaaa, Sardiaos. Cova Ac.

Mince Meat aad Salad On. PICKLES. Ill Chow bow. Mixed PteoaUlliv Caahiower, OHvaa. Ax.

CHEESE? Herkimer Cotmty, Eag Dairy erel, 11 erring Coddab. Mookad Dried Ginger ke. aadles. Toilet aad Waab tag fcop SCXDRIEK? Extra Faeti N. Y.

Bock wheat Cor. SagT Vinegar. Rico Floor sago. Fari iSl Maizena. Split Peas Hemitrr Baaas.

Gelatiae. 1 4 PafkagM doUvered ta si! tba etty tneat W. D. MOTTE C. WELTY BRO, Distillers and Importers, AND DEALERS IN Foreign Domestic Wines, LIQL'OK AND Gins, Cordials and Whiskies, Ne.

nail I dec II mLOK, W. VA. medical. BALTinOBK LOCK a Refnj(? from Qiackerp. only place where a can be obtained.

DR. JOHNSTON diacorered the moat Certain. u( inly Effectual Remedy in the world for of the Back or Strictures, AflW the and bladder, Involuntary Die ikargae, 1m potency, General Debility, Nervoca Languor, Low Spirita, Conlo on ef Ideae, Palpitation of the Heart, Timid: W. Trembling, Dimneee of Sight, 5i seaee of the Head, Threat, Koea or Skin, ef the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Boe those Terrible Dieordera arising from Sol arv Habtta ef Tenth? end edUtary prae ueee More fhtal to their than the eoegi Syrwna to the Marteen of THjeoee, blighting aaoat brilliant hepee or anticipations, rrn marriage, impoeeible. TOUNO MEN wba bare beoone the vietUss of Sell which dreadful and destructive habit, sweeps to an nntlmely graTe ef the moat exalted wiee 'ateUeet, who might ether UsumWr Ustanlnx Senates with the I Married sag Marriage, being eontomplat.

net organic VfSk'cured. V' He who place, hiaaelf under the religiously cocMe in hU SSC SRM ORG A NIC WEAKKUS Immediately Cured and Full Vigor Ju.u?r?? I This Distressing Alfcctioa. which miserable and impossible. it the penal ty paid by the viotima ef improper iadulswaee persons are too apt to commit from not being aware of the dreadful rouse quences that may ensue. Now, who that under I stands the subject will pretend to deny that the power of procreation is loet sooner by those tali ing Into improper habiu than by th! prudeut.

ttesidee being deprived of tne pleaaure ot healthy the most serious aaddeetrurtivesymp toaie of both body and mind arise. The Iwcomea Deranged, the Physical and Vlenial Functions weakened, loae of f'roereetive Power Nvtcqi Irritability. Dyapepeia, Palpitation ol the Heart, lndigeeuon, Constitutional Debility a wasting ef the Frame. Cough, Consumption, l)eaay and Death. DR JOHNSTON, Member of the Royal College ot targeoaa, Lee doa, graduate from one ol the moat eminent ColU gee la the United Slatoa, and the greater part of wboee life has been spent in the hospitals of Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, hsa effected some of tbe moat astonishing cures that were ever known.

Many troubled with ringing in tbe head and ears wbea asleep. great nervousness, being alarmed at suddea sounds. Ivashiulneea, with frequent blushing, attonded sometimes with derangement ef mind, were cared immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr.

J. adursaeaa all thnee whe have injured thrmaelvee by Improper ladalgeaoe and solitary habits. which ruia both body tad mind, unf tung (tmn either buslssss study, society 01 DiArrlift. These arr mmi of ths tad and laacholy at frets prodaoed by aariy habits Weaknees of the IW and Linba, Fslus in tha Haatl, Ihmnoss of Sight, Loeeef Mucular Pnw ar Palpitation of tha Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangemaat of thelMgeetive tiona, General tfymptoma of Oonaump tiou Ac. 9mmX IM on tb? mind ara much be dreaded? Loee of Memory, Con fusion of Idaaa, of Hplrlle.

Evil Korwbodings, Aversion to lety, Half Dtatruat Lova dI Solitude, Timidity, ara soma of tha arils produced. Thousands of persons of all ages can now Judge what is thsoauee of their declining haalth, losing their vigor. becoming pale. no end a singular aooa about tha eyes, sough aad sjtupU.un Consumption. rocjfo nil WTio hars njured themselves by eeruln prac tics Indulged In wban alone, a habit frequently learned from aril oompattiona, or at erbooi, tha effects of whiob are nightly fait, whsn aelceti aud If not tired renders marriage tm p.Mu?'>ia snd destroys both mind and body should apply Immediately.

What a pity that a voung man, tha hope of bis country, the daillng of his parenU, ahotild be snetchca from all prospects and eajoj iimDU of life by the consequences ef deviating from tlie path of nature and Indulging la a rertais eecrot habit. Murb persona must, before oon tarn plating MARK! AOEi Keflect that a sound mind aud body are the moat necoaaary reuulsiti-a to promote connubial hitppinesa. Indeed, without these Journey through life liecomea a wear) pilgrimage the Cipect hourly darkens to the vleWi the mind abaduwed and Oiled with the melancholy reflection that the happinaea el another becomes blighted with our own. DUE ASES OF IMPRUDENCE Whon the misguided and imprudent rotary pleasure finds that he has Imnihed tbs seeds el this painful dlsraee, it too often that an ill timed sense of shame or dreed oi deters him from applying to thoee wbo. from education aud lability rau alone befriend Imu, delaying till the constitutional symptomsoi this horrid dleesee maks their anpeaiaioe stub as ulccrated sere throat.dleeaaed noes, nocturuai palna in the heed ai'd limlia, dlmnees of eight, deafbeaa, aedee on lie ahin bones and eima, kloUlies on tiia hi ad, and ettmiiUee.

grasalsg with frightful rapidity, till at tmlale of the mouth or the i nee It fell In, aud tlie of this awful a horrid olijoct of I stb puts a period to his dreadlul sufferings by aend ing him "That Unndlscoi erwd Country from henna no traveller returns. II i a melancholy tm that thousands fail tluis to Una terrible disease, owing to the no ekillfullneae of Ignorant pretenders, wha, by the una of that Diadlt Msartmr. rain the constitution and make the raeidue of life miserable. OPKTCE-7 BOUTH PKEDRKtCK WTREET. Left hand aide going from Balttmere a few doors from the corner, fy Pall net to obaerve name and number.

IV" letters received unless post paid, and aoniaining a stamp to ho need on the reply. Parsons writing should state age. and aend portion of adverUaenioRt The DIPLOMA hang in hU offiee BXDOKXKMENT OP THI PftXM. Ths many cured at thia nt thM tha I sat twenty years, snd the us perfoimad by Dr. Johnston, il in eaed By the of tiia un and msny papsm.

whlrb appeared again and sgaln before the oublie, be! his as a genUetnaa of ter and reewonsibiUty, Is a sufUUent guaranty to tha alMictci. Skin ewroC Patrick Mi 'J iltough A sad others, rs Lerl Shiiman Admlniatrstor ef AllenO Hrowa, dcceaaed, and others. In Chaneerjr, In tbe irruit Court for Watial ownty Waat Virginia. PI llslAKIK OV A 1 In the above cauee made and eatered tbs September term l(W I Tt'fA dat kfsmw lo st the front Wetesic-'intT Houaa. to aell to the sod laud In the lull snd proceeding In tha sberw mentUioed SCT-- I Isndsof ffsanab' Swrel.

Je MM llrady aad and within one a. lie of Barton, on tba 8 a O. the of Piah Creak. Wctsel moatr. Weat Virginia Held Will he auhjeet to the dower of Margaret Brawn.

1 runs or Hsut fearth of tbe pur' baas noaey la haad aad tba In sit twslrs aad eighteen months, with latereet from tbe day of aale, the giving Wmd with security. W. T. BOOK. febi-oawK SpectaJ Cammiesteaar Male of WeM Virginia.

Ohio Commit (Mrcmit J-rbrmary 1WI. Jamee C. PUrsea aad PUreMa Plerses bis wife, Jame. S. Kbarp and Asala Bhaij hU Joeish trustae.

OBJECT Of TTOfTIT WTO a pecUUoa tag real Tba irsrt kD'iM I hundred Wmt Liberty. the of Msrehall Jaaaha, of tae red eeusa dertb Dnuulla by the win A tha dafeads.U, Hhsrp aad Aaala D. Dtarp are set ef tbks MUtm. am metiaa of resspiala wu It is ordered that Ikey do eppear here withla eae seoath after tha fearth weekly Mblinuea aad doe poetiag of this order st tha frf.rit deer sf tbe Canrt House of fjble eaaaty. Va aad do What they deaas fit to protect their taleraat in thia suit Teat MICHAEL BREIVIO Clerk Calcwkj.

a Mt far Caaiplajaaat OrlfRRt HRfar anil 1 nn rVLLT PAIR TO 1UU choice Row Orlaaaa BairHs prints to taeSea Xs? Orleaas Me trade er by the terrai. TW, ef Sagar aisd Moiaseas will ba la ferther receipts- All wfce waat la "--yZir. Ftoan. 40 xxx REILLT.