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ODD FELLOWS.

LoBeE RooM no. 49, Mariet street. near the Post once
LoDGE, No. meets every Thursday evening.
RAI LODGE, No 10 meets every Monday evening
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WHEELING LoDOE, No. So meets every Saturday evening
PAHoLA Lopez, No. 81, meets every Friday evening.
ABRAMS ENcANPMENT, No. l, meets LIST and Sd Tuesday
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1IEmBRRs OF COUNCIL.

WM J. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
JANEa'R. MELvIS, Flour Inspector.
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.
tFIAsr wARD.-John NeLure, Jr.; John Hughes, s. D.
sroorD wAHs-John Bishop; Geo. &. wIekham
TnrED WEES Brady; J. j. Yarnalli John NJ. Math.
Hws; Daniel Lamb. ..... H.,
Fourru wARp-Dr James Tanner; &. @. Jeaera; A. s.
aIloWell; D. v. TharP; David Hammond
FITru wARD-G George Forbes, John W. Gill; LOrenLl
III wait; jacob HOrnbroOki Henry Eehols. E.'
....4 .r.f-t-a f.-+F 81 .'f
.-.-a STANDING COMMITTEES.
or oRDuAxcEs-Nessrs Nelson, the Mayor, CChair-
ran Lamb, Yarnau and the Clerk r
on PIxANCEs.-MesaTs. Brady; Gill and Lamb.
on AccouNrs-Hessrs. wiekhamS Hornbrook ami
Woodrow. ..
OK SHEETS AND ALLErs-Messrs Forbes; Bishops Nc
Lures Hammond and Mathews.
or wAEER woREa-Msssr Tanner; Rehoiss H I1g
Works.
on MAnxrr HousE.-Messrs. wiekhami Jefers; and
Wait. --,..a.l 'tHEl-F
On Coat BAsKa-Messrs. Gill; Brady Lamb and the
Superintendent OF Water Works
OK LAxnrxos.-Messrs. Halloweli Cots and Yarnan.
on F1RE DEPAErMENT-Messrs BishOpi Hughes Mat
Ghews; ThaTp and Wait sga.' .u.
oxPErtr1oxa-Messrs. Tanneri Gin and Woodrow.
on RAIL RoADs-Messrs. Brady Bishop; Forbes Gill;
Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow. ,-.,i..
on ELEcTIoHa-MessrS Lambs Hornbrook and ThArp-
OK sGLARtEs-Messrs Tarnall; Cottsi Echols, Tharr
and Wiekham .--
on Assrssxrsrs-Messrs. Hornbrook Bshopi Hughes;
J0heTS and Matthew'S. ...I.
osGRADEa-Messrs. FORBES; Cots; LETTERS, Wiekhani
and Farnall
well and Woodrow.
on Pc4.le cEArzzar.-Messrs. wiekham, MeLuie.
Iofes Matthews aud Wait
OK MaEr.-Messrs, Cots; Bishops Tauueri Wait aud
YArnAE.
ASSESSORS.
,,t w.rd-P A BRExrLIxoxR. Cd Ward-GEo. Ron
..a.oN ID Ward-SAM'L SIXTH. Ath Ward-DAvID HAN
HoND 9Th Ward-ALEx. TAYLOR.
r -. ALDERMEN.
lat ward-DavIa Maclane Cd W.-James Mcconnell.
Sd W-Geo. DUTY. 9th w. John L. Newly. 9th W.
H. II. Jsmison gaIa. .7a-
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
"a. %yard-H W. Phillips I'd ward.-wm S. Wick
nam I'd waId.-Dr w. J. Bates. 4th ward-John Gil
,shTiat Sr 9Th waTd-JOsah Powell.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. .
,,t ward-wTn. George, John Moore.
"a a. ThOs Johnston, p. b. Taylor.
"a Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton
ain D. " Tharp, p. ScatteTday.
6tb Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson,
SANITARY COMMITTEES
1,t w,ra-Joseph Greer: Cd ward.-P. b. Taylor: Sd
WsTd-Goo TTisler: 4th.-Harvey Hall: 6th.-Cieo. w.
MoO''' FIRE wARDRNS.
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WSrd.2A,s, Glenn -, ~ 81 p. -,
c;TatOy Of Ctty Hau.-JOel Trisler. 90 f, s5. go
or,,,esr Of Chain Gang-Geo Bulger.
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r..H.. oil.
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1 M
algeria. MeeklenbuTg SchweTin
Austria and Austrian States. Mecklenburg StTeltz.
| Baden. i-.s MoldANtA.
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BELGIUM Norway.
Bremen. OldenbuTg. Ne
BTunsWck Poland.
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| Darlanelles the, do Roman, or Papal taes.
Denmark. Russia.
Franco SaXOny
| German States. Scut0T1, via MarsetleS.
Gibraltar. Smyrna, do do
Greece, via Marseilles. Sweden.
Hamburg and Cuxhaven- switzerland.
Hanover $50 Turkey in Europe.
Holland Tuscany, via MaTseilles
Hong Kong st. Venetian States. rs
| IOnian Islands. WalachH.
Lubee WurtembuTg
BY BREMEN LINE, letters be sent to Germany by
paying Foreign postage and the United States post
age OF 20 cents; they may be sent wholly unpaid
To CENTRAL AMERIcA, &e.-Letters from the United
States to the named countries and places be
the rate Of 90 cents half ounce which in
also foreign postage OF 25 cents. On those
ceived the foreign postage is required to be paid in
vance, leaving the United States postage OF 20 cents to be
collected on delivery On newspapers from the United
States be prepaid and those deceived four
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EKtablished In 1881. K b. SwBARINGEN, Surveyor ami,
Collector OF Customs, Once No. 20, Union street.
nipoEations port made by way ofNew Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and BALTIMORE .r'Is.t
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CITY DIRECTORY.

merehanIs' and MeehnnIeS' Banks
INCORPORATES 1885 CAPITAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main and Monroe streets,
JOHN w. GILL. PresEdents SoBIEsu BRADY, Caahcr.
Discount daF-Tuesday.
North VVestern Bank of Virginia.
H'r. INCORPORATED 1873. CAFTTAL STiO,0O0.
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe stTeets.
JOHN CAMPBELL Presidenti DAN'E. LAMB, Cashier.
i's Discount day-Thursday.
manufacturers and FGFmerS' Bank
Of WhecllnEs ..... ,
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
MeoRP0RATEp MARCH, 1881. cAPrrA1 srocK $4,000.
.... THos. SWEENEY, Prest. JOHH Llsr, Cashier.
as -r4a wheeling SavinRs' Inn&lsntlOn.
"n1. fs'ca1fH7''' 80. 1872 Main st.
eg INcPoBoAATED 1884. CAPrrAL. $4,000.
"A NELSON, President, wILL1Ax MCCOY, Treasurer.
Discount dGy-ThursdHy. az 'Ls .sii
E5fA sHTinEs' BANK OF wheeling.
AZ Conner of Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling.
INcoRrORNTED 1851. CAPrrAL $4,000
THoS. II, LIST. Presidsnti VIZ. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday rst
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ii DIR. Guysotrs Improved Extract OF
yellow Dock and sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
TON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE or CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, .1k0N, tQUlNlNE,
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ERUPTIVH DISEASES.

; @ . / j
rhas now become settled fact acknowledged by tho
best Physcians city that in the OF Sci Oula,
letter many other diseases, FLUID
ExTRAcT AND DANDELioN. Is ettdedly
above al preparations 1T speaks fhenovor
se aud although have never taken the pains of haV-
ing published through te papers, or appointing agents
ers from Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by persons who by chance loeans have heard
gentleman Vermont few days sines who used tnr
very serious disease:- ~ .l.5sfs ID. --54,1 nE
~ 'HN The two bottles OF medicine got from yoi
yyhenin Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send
some more by Express. 1880. 4 tgi -.1t45 ~
ia now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians
city, not quack medicine We have made them nc.
ach "a we have tho opportunity of making 1t known
to- is entirelyee from all minerals and is not in
ma least with any Of the preparations ofIO
dine, F0wlers solution, or other properties. = W ifs
To hshad Paxton g and f. and sold
wholesale anu 'e'' BRENFLlNGRR & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Hall Wheeling Va.
July21, 'Ses sa7si ap1U .ai,1sailis -, Z = = -
~ Look to your onghs !! s Il ,..sji
ali are labnring under Coughs Colds Hoarse
yonid honestly use of BTehn Conn
sre Il can Be hadn't Messrs 1IFoR & LIRi's end Of
- = So BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG'S; q
ang2t=yT;d lsf o. "a Monroe street, NAeetng
Fsfsiss n s.tslJa y -
fT5IEerrors 81 Spite and muscle Lini lss.s
GNR thisTemedinl agent forbearto the
NeuTalEia SpFans palma from BTnses Burns 6ost9 %
extraordinary that were We to speak its real merits yot
really fear, could scarce give our assertions
- E. PhxToN & IIAEE's;l : J
l. 1i7'1 .-1ta ~ End Of susp, BEdge, and az
! Aug.2l-1y.d. PRENTLINGER q ARMsTRoNGas:
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CHURCHES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. UfLL lSeeTekdTg JAZZ D " helIe.
,aS,lTsg@Josiah F. UpdegaH. Engineer and InsPeetOr
SGml II. GoldthorP. ..'
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FOREIGN POSTAGE.

CANADA, Gc-LettoTs to and from Canada and the Brit
sh a. American Provinces for not 1000 miles, 10
cents per half Ounce 5000 miles, 10 cents Prepay
ment optional -.r
GREAT britain AND 1RELAGD.-on letters between any
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ted and any office in Great Britain and Ireland 81
per har ounce IS cents for ounce or under and s6
the ratio being doubled after the
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rate is two cents eacO DC prepaid On newspapers to
to DO prepaid. 70
GERMINY PRussIA, &c-Letters to tho following coun.
tries via England be prepaid, II by British
or, o cents, Ii by an American steamer, 2l cents
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RooH III, Main ST., Rohb's Chair Factory
OHiO LopoE, No 1Ot, meets the first Monday night Of
very month.
WHEEElSo Umox CHATTER, No. 10, meets the second
Monday night OF every month. zt'
WnErLlNo LoDOK, No. 12s meets on the third Monday,
might OF every month. r $500 :
WHEELING ENcAAPMENT X. T., meets the fourth,
Monday night OF every month.
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..GITYz..DIREeY0RY
WHEELING POST 6RRICIs.
No. e, MQNRoE STRUT
- JACOB S. sHRIyER. 2. NJ

10 NO. SEf MVNhOH nEAAASEsf
80 W JACOB S. SHRIyER, P.M.s4sI
SRRIvHB ANb ARIrR or 4 CIV AHRASOEMEHTG
Great MaiI-arftyea at s p. ms from tho East
l1UNlg2 departs at a pl M, % the West.
Great Mall-arItyes Ct g a m, Nom the West.
departs at a. mis- to the East. =
wellsv:ns daily Sunday excepted, at toP M,
departs at o q. n, 1911 ado ia ~ 30 n tllf
fitonsye Srnves Tuesday and Friday, at III, a. MI
departs same day. saule time. ~. -til =
departs at 10 a. M Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Seubenvile- daily Sundays eIceptSd) at II
Woostsr-arrives Tussdaya Thursdays and Saturdays al
a. m Departs Monday Wednesday, and Friday at7 a. m
Morgantown-via Waynesburg Pa, arrives Thursday 1T
zp. m. Departs Friday at O. =. m. 1850 . I ,t.H 80
Departs Wednesday at o. q. m.
tlay, Thursday and Saturday.
HissIrs tur RATES OF POSTAGE
Tho new Post Once law, passed Marehsd 1881, hxea
Tho rates OF Postage as foIoWs:
On LeLsrs-Any distance within the u s., notexeseding
5000 miles, per half ounce less &c prepaid or o. unpaid
Exceeding 5000 mileS &c prepaid, or 10c unpaid.
Every halfounee or less, additional to be charged extra
according to the above rates. d.
10 any other charges. 5Hs. a. ..t.
~. ..t4r-, On Circular, dc. y
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Any Chang e5eeedn9E n. 7VO M O'
TKEwETKLT treWc
MoErHLT one.6ouTth sc .g.ai -...-.
SRNtMoNTRL &c onsahGlf5 1" .l-..r.r. .f
DALY or ofteneT than TFieey times the above rates
In rating distance newspapers to subscribers the
ONCE OF p1beaton and not the county line Ia to be the
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@MISGE f4Hf0BFS.
W.HIRELING RRaIALIs sENINARY

" IIIlIsAIENN7 II 1747-1.'.71.--
ElSHE regular time for tho 10Imehcenent ofthe Fall
Session OF this nstutOn will be tho frat day Of Sep
iISl6T eT Zach Session continues ire calender Blnhs
rbS teacbers At present connected with the Seminary,
az fnlloyYS: ff
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J - % eYceedlng

This includes handbills, pamphlets, engravfngs, magA
Zines books and every other description printed matter
on which there is writing other than the addressaso
bound exceeding 81 lbs. in weight All printed
matter than newspapers to bona d subscribers and
periodicals Published at NO longer period than months TO
be prepaid or charged with do1ble the above rates
These include In addition to the matter specified,
al tTansient not sent to actual subsrnbeTs
On NspapsFR not exceeding ounces In weight, and sent
nom ne once OF publication per quarter for WREELIEs
Distance nom county Ofpubcaton not eEeeedg 90 M &C.
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Tar PIoNrrR BRANp-DuFFIELD's AMER


rcAN WEsTPHALIA HAMs-Esabiished 1887. Inc oio-
sst and beat b. and Of Hams in the market Aws .ne
fTcnt ranks, and for which Prize Medal vas !ecsnhJ
awarded Ito say nothp Of the Diplomas And first
uns recevsd at the Los don Industrial Exnoi
ten in 1851. Ard of which il is said
IA Kentucky Ham cured by Dufhed, OF Lounvlie VA
sent Gunter be cooked for the Jury No ana tne
great Cuhtsr pBce of ignorant whence tns
Ham cane himself proper pc stasd has ne Asa
never seer il surpassed in flavor ~ -.
"Oh WesphaIia hath thy glory departed. and the spi1
of Inv psrkers fed that thou shoudest be beaten oy
Kentucky Ham ut the World's Fair"
[Lsndcn Cor respondent N. Y. Josr OF CommeIce.
"Capsl in qus isy and favor" tLiverp MeIenU.
" Fosd for an Emperor lLveIp. Asp.on'
"The dantisst Of swinish ii. bits the very poetry Oh
pork ~ =. III, rnoune:
nsver tastsd IN T. Commercial.
- A delicious article" Bait CDpDer.
The best Kentucky Ham we ever ate" IN. O: Pio.
"Dusd was the establish the character OF We1
eyn Hams. His il vsraby good-none eeuef, ana
be 10 smphaticaly the Western Pioneer In this
They are especially prepared for summer Keeping and are
of q texture, tenderness and favor. unsurpassed"
(Cincispati Gazette.
The Of these Haps csnder 30 we'll estab.
shed ~ to render unnecessary to add more OF the sea
number of favorable notices of Them that have been re-
cevsd They need only be tested TO give entire saisiac
ton Cured and for sale bv -
CHARLES DUTIIELD co Louisville. Ky,
LOUISVILLE, Jan. |, 1852
rde for the above received and the trade supplied on
favorable tsrms By BRUSH & co No IS Front st.
Sole Agents for New York.
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Point. And this question concerns most
nearly those whose employmsnts are such
that they cannot run away for week at
midsummer or few days sporting in spring
and autumn. A park is emphatically the
interest Of that great majority Of New
Workers who are kept constantly In town.
If for such there were quiet, rural retreat
upon the river side, in which they could
shake off the city dust and escape the city
noise, and watch the sunset and the rising
moon, then they and the City and the cOun-
try would be the gamers.
There is a positive Refreshments and
relaxation in country quiet, which would
be to the City another aqueduct OF Croton
ftesbness. No man bat has felt this at
some time. With the recediDg roar Of the
streets, fatigue and anxiety relax their
consuming grasp upon the mind and health.
A public park is sanitary measure.
What is the effort of enlightened philan-
thropy in cities, but the ventilation Of their
dark and confined quarters with fresh
air and sunshine? Let US have iresort
where we can all 60 and breathe an air
which is not thick and noisome with dust
and the summer odors of the City.
Of all the projects hitherto presented,
none seem to us so feasible and desirable as
the tract known as Jones's Woods, space of
some four hundred acres or more Of wood
land upon the East River, and accessible by
the Railroad in few minutes from the City.
1t is quite as near to the heart Of the City
as Regents Park to that of London, and
the nearest possible point which is at all
likely to be devoted to the purpose. Bat
four hundred acres of woodland cost money,
and the desire of such a spot must be recog-
nized as the universal desire Of the people
before legislative action is invoked. Let
the matter be discussed, let the claims of
fresh air and country recreation be consid-
cred by all those of ANAL means who, in
a park, would have the advantage of a
gardenlarger than any private man, of what
ever wealth, could possess so near the City.
Let petitions circulate meetings be held
land agitation" be excited in favor of the
public health and happiness.
Such Park, too, would be the proper
spot for the floral exhibitions, Of which we
have promise in the new Horticultural So
ciety. May and June in the New-York
Park might be as beautiful as they are in
Regents Park in London under the
auspices of those Summer Divimties
Flora and Pomona. There can be but
one party in this project, and that
>" union party" for the best results. Who
will make move that shall be efficient
and meet with no such hindrances as lately
checked this project in the Courts!