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CONGRESS HALL.

IyIHE Subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally that they have
his day taken possession that well established and IA
vorabIy known Hotel.
Third and Chesnut streets
They have had the house thoroughly repaired, and all the
improvements introduced and urnshedtn style
OF elegance which will at once render IT unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience. -
This is decidedly hest located house In the city, being
in the immediate vicinity business the Exchange Custom
House, ard many other public buildings!
Lines leave for every part Of the city every
lew minutes, their head quarters being within one square
at this House-rI.l-.r
making this convenient and comfortable home to the
','E,I5THfog Is MORRIS & JACKSON, Proprietors.
James g. Norris who is well known many of the bus
ness visiting the city atsly in the Hardware house
Virginia HOTEL St Louis will have control OF the manage
men. the Houses Essistsa by polite and competent
tr-s0Es. - III. 5ay .zst...
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sTANDING COMMITTEES.

Or oRD.sAScrs-Messrs. Nelson. the Mayor, Cchair.
MANI Lamb, YaTnalI and tho Clerk.
OK FINAEcEa-Messrs Brady Gill and Lamb
on Accommodations. wickhami HornbteHk anti
woodrow
or sTRrrrs AND ALLrYs-aleszrs. Forbes Bishops Nc
LuTe Hammonl and Mathews. r.r..-. - -
Matthew's wiekham and the Superintendent OF Water
Works. 80 s"'zs"a'' 49,
Wait 7-.57S
OK Coal BASEs-Messrs. Gin Hrudyi Lamb and the
Superintendent Of Water WORKS e.
on LAxptHGa-Messrs. HalOwc Cots and Ysrnah
.goS FrRE observation-disclosures Bishops Hughes Mat
thews; Tharp and Wait.
'sis on rr,ItoSs-Messrs Tanner; GIN and woodrow.
sg5IOU RAL RoADs-Messrs. BTady Bishops Forbes GIL,
To- Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow. ns p
= OK Observation-Disclosures. Lamb; Hornbrook and Tharp
or SALIRIEs-SIessrs Yarnalli Cots; Eehols, Therr
on AssrsanESrs-Messrs Hornbrooki Bishops Hushssi
letters and Matthew's ~ H "
OK GnADEz-Messrs. Forbes; cOttsj JeGersi wiekhAh'
OK RE1L KsrArE.-Mcssrs Gill; Bishop; Brady HALO.
on Ps.1,e ct4rgESy.an oss's, wtckham' Molue'
IS on LruHr-Messrs. Cottsi Bishops Tanuer; Wait ard
YarHar.
1st ward-F. A. BRENTuSoER. 2d ward-GEo. Ron.
.xs6N. 81 waId-sAA't SHiTn 4th wSrd-pANp HAY
AoHp. 9th ward-ALEr. TAYLOR,
10, ,yard-nayid MaclaHe. I'd w.-James Mcconnell.
ID Vice. Duty. 9th w John L. Newly Sthw.-'
H. n. JamsOn- .-'r.tse--.- ... 'r.... Is. a..-t
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
p TAT Ward.-H w. Phillips. I'd ward.-wm S. Wick
Am 81 ward--Dr. W. ]. Bates 18th Ward.-John Gil
cSrist, ST. 9Th ward-Josiah Powell
- -, TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. s
waEd MN G fsSBs,o 5o4 F n Hc 9%eor
"a Jacob o. Ssn1sneg sssGs Singleton
6th Matthew b. Reed James Wilson.
a..f - SANITARY COMMITTEES
let yaYd-Joseph Greer. Cd ward-P. b. Teylort 3D.
tysTd-6ieo Trisier. 4thHarvey Hall: 6th.-Geo, W.
:&HhN'S'i w. FIRE wARDENS. ... 10 .f--.l
a., sId.joseph Greer: I'd ward.-Joseph Forsyth:
al WSTd-Geo. Tisier: 9TH ward.-John caytor: 6lh
WaTd-A. S. Glenn.
CuTator Of City haH.-JOel Trisler % RI. ~
d Crersslr Of chata Cans. Geo Bulgcr.
yy,on Of Public Craze Yards.-Eias H. Burt
wHEELGNs GAS COMPANY:
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- ~ Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
( persesSion, Al l - 1900 !
70 Naddle class. 14O0

I" A1cie6t Languages, Fourth year, , 10 90 .
No erru charges, ercepf for he olto,td 6tdnrhes:
llnsie rer session five months with use OF
Tor lessons iii i4s-9fi 70 .f % 1900 (
Ito ofinstrTment for daily practice, ''' 200
Alndc.r Languages Painting or drawing, 1900
Embroidery, Fancy Necdlework, or plain Sew.
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
WIG; Muse TeAeher 81 YES lessons out olthe scmina
e.! as N the Seminary, viz: S1s per session. Sire
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance TO the close
o:ession, and nc deduction made except for sckness
With reference to tho management OF the school, we
hive only toBay that have b6Tp G0rcTHHdnd L1to,
administered Kindly inleed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
rlngemens also sch that pupils under the
eat OF Fefl6 Teachers and day This system gives
ira and trouble Teachers, but 10 only safe
SpItr. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
cih our views rla }"il5sEaE
As to the progress OF our pupils in sound learning
those interested will visit us, attend examinations
will point them the members OF higher classes
aud sayic noStrd niolltnentdheTc pledges
Wheeling, Aug 81. af-'tl u >p
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-. =;EI:5CITY DIRECTORY.

q, meFchnnIs' and IIeehunies' Bdnk'a
M ISeoRPoR ArED 1896 CAPITAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets
John W. GILL, Presidents soStEsKI BRADY Cashier
- Discount day-Tuesdsy. nt
60 j. - North Western Bank Of Virginia.
al sS'tISooRPoRArED 1919. CATTTAL $4,000. d.
it'isi Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets
,,JoIN O. CAMPBELL, President; DAS'L. LAMB Cashier
~. DiseOmt day-ThuTsday. ts--
manufacturers md Farmers Bank
lyi2 ,ss71 g OF wheeling.
-, -. Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
,-7l,eoRr0t.rxp March, 1881. CAFtrAL srocK COO
y 7, THoS. SWEENEY, Prcs't. JOHN LIFT, Cashier
..,i = wheeling Savings EnstitntiOn.. go
sssliaa' -r,- No. 1872, Main St a7u sd = 80
n' h7''''' IscPon6RATED 1884. CAPIrAL $1,000.
MaNELSON, President; WILLIAM MCCOY, Treasurer
Discount day-Thursday.
81. =; - ~ .4.I.. 'Ils-sE4Eg-' L.GsS
Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
Corner Of Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling.
IScoRPoKATED 1851 CAPITAL $4,000.
, THoS.-H. LIST, President; wN. RASnN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday ~
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HE1IRERs OF COUNCIL.

FIRST wERD-John McLuIc, Jr.i John Highest s. d.
WOODROW; dsanc Cots.
sEeoND wAnD.-JOhu Bishop; Geo. E. wiekham.
TutRD wARD.-S. BradyfJ. J. Yarnalli John NJ. Aiath
evTs. Daniel Lamb. 10 'f..'E i.. ..4- H...f
FsnrRru wARD-Dr James Tanner; E. c. Jeaersi a. S.
HaRo,yell; D. v. Tharpi David Hammond. '
Fsrrr NysRs.-Georse Forbes; John w Gill; Lorenzn
D. Wait; Jacob Hornbfook; Henry Echols. '-..l"'"1t
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!. .xEn,s UNIYHRsUM no. q

EDITED By CHAs. ASpASA. ---1- ----~- =
TTyHIs day published Combining the following elegant
steel engraviigs: <FThe Cathedral of StraSbars''-
'FTeIs Chapel, Cnear Kussnaoht In 1tzerAEdl 1.-THE
I:tawah - CInda-l 4 4 =. u ,4.i - fIf.i i .
Subscribers in ADVANCE receive splendid engraving
premium Published emi.n0Bthly. --l n
The publisher viIIsppply spemen Plumbers gratutouPlY
10 Agents and masters ard will as lbe raj arrange
meLfs with them for circulation THE UN1YBRSU&[-
afvo persons of larger number at the
rates = y HERMANN ]. MEYER,
aug2I. PEBliEheT, 1854 William ST. N. ).
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WheeIinR CusTon1 Mousc.

Rtahlished in 1881. E u. SWEARlNGEN, Surveyor ami
Collector of Customs, Office No 70, Union street
this port made way New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore. 10,
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Eztraet NON el1er received frOm physielan in M

'-'i 1'.'--'.- CANnRID0Ei Md, Oct 9th, 1850
Messrs Sands Gentlemen -AIy little daughter
nieted aIOng time with sore Head and Eyes and by
using paTthA, perfectly cured, edI.
enes having failed TO relieve her Having
used and tested its efficacy Ilow confidently recommend
IL in preference Ohc II seems 10 possess
contained any other preparations and find
PURCHASERS ater they lave used it,, invariably want Tic
article again. Whenever they require medicine for
which this iA Recommended. Respectfully yours,
... J. FLINT, NJ. d.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, byA. B. DT
SAID Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton st.,
WILLIAM. New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout United States and Canadas Price 81 per
bottles ak bottles for s.. For sale by rt17f
900; --.-- ..-,- J. II. CRUMBACKER,
'---- -... ..ss No. I75 Main st., Wheeling
L. Wilcox Of Pittsburgh SeaOn u Sharpe MnysYiIc,
ShaeleEord d CrichtOU, POrtsmOuth and T. b. HinnIlIi
Cincinnati r-----....-- sept10-3m
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CITYIzI)IRECTORY.
WmR1sLaNa PosT 0RRIOE.
JACOB s. sHRIvBR. p. N,
taRtv1t 1Eb DEpIRTrRE o. nAits- oNrw AahANOEhES5.

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ssIaTts same day, same time 4
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MoTgAntown-rG WaynesbuIg, Pa, arrives Thursday at
=. IN. Departs Friday at 6, a. M
MoTganOwn-rid BlRcksvc arrives Tuesday at 9, p m
Departs Wednesday al 8, al m. De-
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RATES OF POSTAGE.
The new Post Once law, passed Mareh3d, 1851, fixes
lie rates OF Postage follows
On LsittrSAhy distance within the u s. not exceeding
5000 miles, half less &c prepaid or o, unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &c prepaid or 10o unpaid 3slH
Every halfounce less additional to be charged extra
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10 any other charges. .<thi fIst
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-. NEW 0OKS.
The Campaign Of Gen .SooSss
sAN HNTEiys'Isrs4 'ANTEREsTaac ny.

IAN EHTINSIsI1R4FdTE NJ
1.-.- oI.1sMo. 81 oG.'
o2 G1 4NpEks have 1pst IL
THEcaStPA1GN OF GENERA scn,.' 5s'fl
~ the val4y o. Mexico by Lieut. Raphael
Adetaied account Of General Scott
- Lieut. s. is a man OF sterling dense
- 'lsi account q all ne . it 4
spirited and extended sketch of the las, N,,. =
retgI..i The author 10 attached to the NavE Gu
aecideF IycohneCted Iyththe ATmy-PSiS ss, 6sSsS
f Wrttenina clear and vigorous style r.
after hsyinE commenced its perusal today
One otthe most Gallant officers In the Nav.
whole HolumS as work ofhteilect ia I;o.,yl,s Ii.
place nthe department to which It beoprs 4 q Nh
.s1tfs no small praise to the author 10 s,s
never ES1S Ts9s history evidently so e..
"a volume rllI orins:rNstiO and interest. n.
yyitha flowing pen, In vigorous Atyle enrehin. " Write
the e S hi tH gfEsSns =
pressons OF Mexican scenery and cbsTsef.r
or Cen seotps Cdmpaigh Prtis y 'Ae srrs
H g giysa to tie public
We find in this hook, he most liie!lke s.s,t,,ss
men and things-of Scenery and socety-of
battles AND that We have ever "a
We rOifoW withHntstsst renewed; as We
foStstsRs Of d That T Fs =.
RIGS ofmanGuybts In snsSsLsas
mtlIitSF Sfi Ss5SlSESf4gS f =.
Aes9 lively ard His Sate lIa
are extremely vivid s99 produce essoa ss
cided partisan spirit, bGtwith abiityEy &
sfiff 4oly best S0okWbteStbSt wgf h.. s,l.i "
4 PhfiqdelRhfG Pyea6gteyiEFiu Il iai !A9 o4-
l. threading some oil the authors description M
aud stormAy ono can hardly wonder 1t the
enthusiasm oductive OF the eknost fnefed;Ss n
Proless displayed during the Mexis,5
lrfEGktoH Rsptste. J.tit i5s!'iliIi slI n ~
Tho book is more than eadable;ita Atatisties ..
and sketches, give Thereafter as clear an
as can pa toqnd any wheres superior In in,s
not In value to Major RiPley's HistorM Z ~,
Pays warm tribute to The many admirable ou,,it..
that eminent commander, Gen. Seott-HaTpsT,s Stss; q
wunted TO cirruat this work il s;l
the United states, With whom liberal ~
be made for cSnyassng pGrticplsE counties dSi.,a
l. ~. kLlroRs giving this advertisement twoor po
serttons, shall a copy or the work mailed ID
| tisement, MOORE & ANDERSON, PublisS.S,. vi
ii5aug 91tEH ai25: West Fourth Cineinnssn
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Z icoNsuMPTIoN 7CuRXbLE!'

49, CONSUMPTION CURABLE!
Robert Shnderson Justice OF the Peace in Rush Greek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother "NIlor
General Sanderson officer In The OF 1872 cured Vi
Consumption By The Use OF wistar's Balsurn orWiId
CherryISs . ,.ai.ut,I >. ;,l.,Al,l.. 40 s.s,a.;
Sir:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged my being curedor CONSUMPTION by the
Dr WistnT's BuIsaIn Wild ChsrTy," Will state
SYMPTOMS of my that others Similarly afflicted may be
induced TO try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty III breathng had tho hectic fever with violent
uses heat and frequent cold chis, with severe pain III
my side aud breast accompanied by avery bad cough;
yerY restless nights, and had great night sweuts
ring should say, least gallons night wettngfIle
bed rnpletCly through had not been able to work
scars. but i much cuacated, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wistar's Balsafn Wild Cherry.
used IN all 10 bottles land am now free from all those
complaints. for my health s good
IS years old, and have not taken any OF tho
since 1885, because health s SO good not 10
require any medicines But II should have any return OF
my former symptoms, should use WsIaTs BOlsam Of Wild
Cherry procured the medicine of MeSgrs. Fall d Nc
Cracken your agents In Lancaster, Ohio. ~ - =.
= 800 - -. I,.f ROBERT SANDRRSON.
The genuine Wistar's Dalsam OF Wild Cherry has Eat
simle signature OF Henry Wistar, NJ D., PhllGe
nhia and SauiOT1 * PaTk,H finely executed
sravcd ~ rapper. No Ohes con be. genuine.
~ Price 81 per bOttle-SX bottles for So +I
Sold qy - d. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut stTees-enrancu
on Walnut srret-to wloma orders must be addressed
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~ Or. Guysoti,s Elaproved Extract or l.
yellow Dock and sarsapari11a

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
TlON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON-
r SUMPTION AND, DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
.-. AFFECTED BY The EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUlNlNE, t
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m OUART BOTTLES.


For HonEifyfnE the blood, and for the Cnreof
sCRoFULa, MERCURIAI DISEASES. RHEUMATISM
+ CUTANBous ERuPTIoNs STUBBORN ULCERS,
- LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, BRoNoHI.
It's, SALT RHEUMi FL
/, VER SORES, FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
.t..,., ERYSIPEL.AS, Loss OF THEAppE-
TO-, PITE, .PIMPLBS, BILKs, GEN q, ssst
oERAL DEBILITY, &c. &c.
This now borne the test OF over years
experience sncets INSTRUMENTATION to public favor dur
ing time limitations have sprung INTO exist
ence founding their claims the confidence ote comna-
the curative powers contained in Roo
the great reputation and extended of which has hccl:
mainly attribuahe The many won1e cures by
the Use Of this preparation While SarsapaTa Root Iorns
an important part its combination it is at tho SAM"
time compounded with other vegetable remedies OF great
mower ami, 1t Is in the peculiar combination and scientific
manner OF its hattie remarkable success III
the cure disease depends Other preparations initiate it
In the style ofpngup and III bearing the name OF one oil
its ingredients; and here ends their resemblance to it
Those needing Tsedy purifier like this request
cd to note this difference exists and in making
what they win se take any other but that one en-
titled to their confidence from the long list OF cures 1t has
Effected onIiVng witnesses, whose testimonials and resi-
denccs have beenpubltscd, who still bearing daily
testimony TO its woIth.
....-.....-..-- SEw YORK, July %, 1879.
hut eehy expless my opinions conveying the pleasing
intelligence wife restored 10 perfect health BY the
s4Ss ctaeOus disease Inat covered tho whole surface
OF the body that would have been impossible TO touch
any parI free rom the huInori the head, ACE aud
body wore with scales like those Of fish, tic hair
fell in large quantities, and walking caused the most
crnciang agomes, sit affected the joints severely
than any Other part She sueIod also long time from
Affection liver, connected with general debility and
Europe America bad exhausted the usual cnlcde 60
without ecting scarcely aOruinS TetG: TItd
the best medical skill until ahe happily useL
your SarsaparillR The disease was pronounced salt
rheum but whole SYSTEM internally and externally,
was altogether deranseli complete has been cuo,
amer using SarsapaIa for six weeks, and taking III AL
less bottles, that she enjoys
health years previous 10 taking the SOrsnpara
Nv object making this communication that all WIIU
have suffered as she bass may know where and whom
apply relief Cand that not vain) complete
viii be the result My wife unites with Inc i'll heartfelt
thanks; and believe INC, gentlemen, d : .. -.
Yours sincerely, EERRlER NAzER.
duly sworn doth dePOsc and sayi that the foregoing
mont TO which he subscribed his name,
TO Tie heat OF his knowledge and beieE-Sworn
subscribed this 9th day OF July, 1873 before me,
| l-...-.-.,-. - G. S, .MOQDHULL, Mayor.
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I,nnk to vonr Oouphs /

rTi all such as are aboring under Coughs Colds Hoarsc
ness PANS in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c, VIC
would honestly recommend the BTcntlingcr's Com.
pound Syrup OF Boneset, Hpleasant safe speedy
cure II can had Messrs PAXTON & LAKES, end
BRENTLiNGER & ARMsTRoNG's,
" ause1A yr;d ' Monroe street. Wheeling.
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Algeria. is' Mecklenbug Schwerin.
Austria, ami Austrian States Meckcnburg Strelitz
baden. Moldava.
Bavaria. Naples, via Marseilles
Belgium. Norway. .t-'a' '.-a
Bremen. Odenburg.
brunswick. Poland i..t. ts
Beyroot, via Marsielles. Prussia. r-.
OardaneIes, the, do Roman, or Paial tales.
Denmark. Russia
France. SaXOny. @
German States. SCutaIi, via MarselIles.
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