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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

insoysLt from pgrsu4Bt the provisions Of the
third Article Of the h,t title Of he hh chapter Of the second
part the Revived Statutes IDsolyent, WILLIAM p
BEERS Notice dt published February TO- l2o9 Csedi.os 3"
appear before Hon s. Wsnsr Coupty Judge Of fomP
s County bic Office 10 Ithaca NJ T. tho 18th day u
Nan s59 70 O'Clock IN. forenoon 70 ,how cause Why The
~ nsoyeut should lot BE- discbzIsed from bis dsD4
BOARDHAN FINCH. Attorneys for Pstusnsr,
aI.,ufn u. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

EOR SALE ut a BARGAIN.-A fne-toned
Il Csrba1t hELoDEoE for as also, rouudcorne oc-
PIANO FORTE for 80 in perfect order and warranted
1 e. No. 28 Suiliy an-st. r. TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

IGOR SALE CHEAP-FOur fine toned PIANO
i PORrEs, =. prices from go to s2l5. Nuns CLARK
HOHan PIANO, FOR +5 Also Cticserog four ro1ndcor'
y,p-st y. TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT II
w GRAND PIANOS.
STEINWAY SONS invite artists kas tie p1slc IA -e-rs
10 CA aui ,xHu4ioe their ur~,yn,eat-d OEEkSrR!S9
GRAND PIANO which for ser sad 9ay Of tone !. pro
p-uceG rpeoT Otasr Grs-i PAaoNJ $40 ave IL
.ninec II; Inorg Vsom AZ The bes: usica is.sss - t9e
county such T. GOabcs IL As.a E4iios q Las s-"'
ca R-si-w1 L. c. Eil ~ A KIM ". Mason, Il. { Tim
h A WolsE nau y, A r. Weoa ana nsny otsers
SUBWAY SONS
Nsrrfa-- rera Hot. 9. al 4 Walkers. N5sro
5000 For 9 Sf1" .. s.. pia ..
"a FIScHEK 50 West CT 5-s s's1.e - D
sr-uo uEEuk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

AUCTION NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
~ No IS Clinton pace IL sthst near Brosdwty-DANIEL
HOUGB AuctioDeer Genuine ~ sale
eessn, Rosewood ssinwoo5 OsE AID Mahogany
FURNIyUR DECORATIONS aod WORKS Of ART con-
In the g1ceut private resdeDce No IS Clinton place
IN SthA. between BIosdRty and University place, On
THURSDAY Tomorrow. March 81 a. Io a pTecissJ.
Catalogue. be obtained only The bou'e on the day Of sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL-Nine miles from
- Hoboksn and two from Backensact-st LITTLE FERRY,
Bergen Co, NewJeuey Board, tuition washing, nc, s5o
This School IL situated large farm;
the loestoB very healthy Next term commences May Pu-
pals received any time. Dsyscholars not received.
For Circulars, &c, address .
A. WINkNT. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

ORGANS for SALE-One of six through stops.
" two ocsves pedals ST. Disyt,5n, feet Viola, feet
Harmonic Flute feet Ft d'smour feet Gemshorn fert
Fautiro One Of Eve st1ps two ocisy,s p-As' -
Disphs.on Bass phsson Treble Viola feet flltr.
fe~t F,autipo i,et Pine cares. y. X. LEGELFRIED,
Orgen Baider No lg7 Chystie a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

VALUABLE FARMING LANDS Tor SALE.-
A portion Of the splenad FsRAIH9 LANDS formerly
bsngIs tho Hon A. b. Dickinson sus,ed Ia the town Of
Hor1By steoben Comfy HswYork, comprising 1900 seres
offered for sale Pses DESIRING any par. Of this hhy
euyatd land may have It In such quantities they Do
sir, by spplyins 70 ALEXANDER OLC0TT Of Corning
n. Y. or kAMLEL HALL Of HornbY. N Y.
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3nstrntiion.

A LADY, who has made music study for many
N years has oyeo during time the advantages Of
ge0I initTnoiOn and who IL herself practical musician de
obtain PUPILS in Instrumental Music Address,
ALPHA Tribune Office.
A Ii for $l0.-PENMANSIIlP and ARlIH-
IN MITiC, three mont 10 lessons DOUBLE ENTRY
BOOKKEEPNG, lessons unlimited Tor $40 Ladies. Writing
Lessons b. rs Lessons. At PAiNks MERCANTILE ACAD-
kkIEs, No. % Bow.ry, NJ T. and No. 283 FuonSt Brook
I'm. Ex.Gov. Kiug of r. l. says Col Psne's plan Of in
strnetion "a svstsUAto and eNp4ditiouG"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

I IGHTE & BRADBURYS, No. 42l BroOme-st.
- near Brosiwsy have speudi assortment Of their cEt-
FBRATED PIANO FORTRs In 81 styles corstrrcte3 ~i1
The Patent Wsst Plank fhose IN want Of ssupcziof In
st-umsnt viii hnd Il for their ADVANTAGE 70 cal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

A SSIGNEEs NOTICE.-The entire stock Of
n DRY GOODS contained In the store No 1855 AADtie':,
Brootyp formerly owned By James GORDON VIII be sold e,
uDe auction on WEDNESDAY March 80 at 10 O'Clock
By order of The Assignee. EUGH MCCROSSAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

nAZLETON BROS, PiAnO-Forte Manuals
turerr No 2D9 Ceutre.I Offer fine Assortment. Of mi
k,ntud fltoned PIANOS a. the lowest Each Pisus
warranted give ,sctca ard guaranteed for three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

uALLET, DAVIS IL Co.. grand, parlor grand,
.nd square PIANOS long Known tAs Piano. 10
KELODE0Hs cheap NewYort Pisnos a. sres. bLrss AZ.
Secondhand Pianos By GILBERT Chick erin, and other,
S75 xlOO 20 30 Pianos and helo5eo1s TO let D.
BERRY No 45s Broadway corner Grand Marble kaidias
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
CITY DIRECTORY.
WHEELING POST OEFICE.
Arrival and Closing g of the Mails.

Washington Pa !IaiIy. Except sunday) arrives at
Parkcrsturg. N,y the Rver,) arrives at s A. NJ, on
Telncf1l"y. Friday and Sunday. Closes at 9;3O A. NJ
H"nlhy, Wednesday and Friday.
l"Tkcrrburg. by B. 4 o. Il r., arrives at G:43 p ".
Closes at GEO a NJ.
iIail Train from the Fast arrives at 1853 A. NJ
C1ytes at C:i5 P. NJ.
Express Train: from tho East arrives at S53 A. VI.
Closes at 10 A. VI.
Accommodation Train from the East, (except Sun
dny9 arrives at G:lS p II. Closes at 6.3O A. 81.
Pittsburgh, Except sunday) arrives at A. NJ
Closes Rt 10 A. NJ. s- n i ~
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Way Mail Except sunday)
arrives at ll:3o a. NJ. Closes nt 10 "A VI.
Great Western, Except sunday) arrives at 12 NJ.
ST. cIAirsville arrives at Pm. Closes at $50 A. NJ.
CNliZ daily, Except Sunda.,) arrives at / PM
Closes at GEO A. NJ
bethany. Va. arrives Tuesday Thursday and satur-
day, at II NJ Closes same days at 1890 +. VI.
RyerSon'S Station. arrives Saturday, at p. NJ
Closes Friday. Mt \. NJ.
The Overland Mail for California leaves St. Louis
every Monday and Thursday, Mt A. NJ Letters de-
signed Tor should be marked "0verlalld, via St.
Louis" -.=a-E f.ztt TE'f = :. ="
The Overland Mails from ST. Joseph No.. to Placer
vile, Via salt lake City leaves St. Joseph every Sat
unlay, Mt A. NJ Letters should bo marked t;Oycr-
land, via st. Joseph.
PE Office opens Mt $50 A. NJ. Closes at $50 p. M
Open ON Sundays. from toa n. N.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
ODD BELLOWS REGIsTER.
All the Lodges assemble Mt Odd Fell
lows Hail, corner of Market
and Quincy streets.
vlRGTNIUs LoDGE. 81. 8

TlRGTNIUs LODGE, No. 5.
Meets eyOry Thursday Evening. john Goudy, n
u; James Courts V. e: J. NJ Iickel, Secretary.
FRANLIN LODGE. No H.
Meets every Monday Evening n. G. Marsh, N. G.;
l. w. browning N.G- W. +. McKcIvey, Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE, No. -. Germany
Meets every Wednesday Evening. Simon Hisrich
NGi John NJ Buersncr,N. John SNlntc Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. 50. -
Meets every Saturday Evening. B. IL Rennard,
n G.; II. ". Rcdmnn. H.G.; W. NJ. BerryhiIl, Sec'y
PANOLA LODGE, No. 81
Meets every Friday Evening. L. F. Bcelcr, n. d;
John a. Vincent, Y.G. W. l. Blain, Secretary.
ABRAMS ENCANIPNIEST, No. ].
Meets the FIRST and THIRD Tuesday Evenings Of
each mouth. James VI. Hall. c. p; L. F. Beeler, IL p
John Frcw. s. w; W. p. McKclvey, Scribe.
WILLIAM TELL ENCAAIPNIENT. No. ~.
Meets the SECOND and FOURTH Tuesday Evenings Of
each month. Charles LinCk, c. r; n. Steger, Ii. p.
r. p Hoffman, s. w, c. LObmeulIcr, Scribe.
CONCORD LODGE, No. 1S4, Germany
Meets every Monday Evening in their Hail. corner
OF Fifth and NincStS. South Wheeling J. e. Miller
N G.; jacob Itz, v. G.; Peter thinner, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
TRusTEEs--I. Colts, john Hamilton. A. I.orinE, J..
LukenS j. ". BickCl ]. Berger. G. W. Franzheim,
-. A. Caldwell. l. Corrs President,
G. BNRn, JR., Secretary.
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CHURCHE Es
RApTIST


Wheeling baptist Church, south side Clay between
Fifth aud sixth
Disciples Church, Market, between Biddle and Third
Streets.
GERMAN PROTESTANT.
German Protestant Church, west side Main between
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. Friedrich, pastor.
First German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
Wheeling, Rev. Vim. Heller, pastor
German Lutheran Church. Rev W. Buergemefr,
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
Jewish Synagogue Quincy over IntcIligcncer Office.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
ChnplinO Street NJ. f. Church, east side ChnpIfne
Let"ee;, First and Second, Rev J. L. Clark pastor
Fourth Street NJ. f. Church. west side Fourth. be-
two"n Monroe and Quincy. Rov. Thomas 3ILcary
pastor.
North Street NJ T. Church. northwest corner North
and Market. RCv. ]. S. Patterson. pastor.
South Wheeling NJ T. Church
Wheeling Island Chapel Wheeling Islnud, Rev.
II" mas Nc 'Cleary. pastor.
German N. E. Church, East Side Clloplnc.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church. side FOURTH between
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. Henry r. Weed ID. D. pastor
Second Presbyterian Church. aOutlI-yycst Corner
Webster ami Market; Rev. 1t. V. Dodge, pastor.
Third Presbyterian Church. east side Ffth between
Chestnut and Filhert, South Wheeling
Fourth Presbyterian Church. east side Main between
Adams and Washington; Rev. Alfred PAUL. pastor
u.eu SAiah4 j. SI FJ5!ESSSFER!4N JsiSs D., Ell An
tween JcersonOnd MadisOn Rev. Il. NIcLlre pastor.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. s.1
st. Johns Church, west side Main, between First
AMI Second; Rev. SOuthsate. rector.
St. Matthew's Church. south side Monroe between
Fifth and Sixth; Rev. f T. Perkins, rector.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
st. .Inmes' Cathedral southeast corner IIampden
and Fifth; Right Rev. Richard V. Wheelan, bishop;
lev. James V. Cunningham. Assistant.
st. Alrhnnsus Church. west side Market, between
Bidilo and Third, Firth Ward; Rev. Kicus, pastor.
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g -SFEcIAI NoEIcEs Double tho above rutes,

@ SPECIAL NOTICES Double tho above rates.
:, 4D- Yearly Advertising ON reasonable tcrms accor
10 tue space occupied and the number of changes
~. J. from transient persons or strunE
prescribed by law. ,TIfT : sf'+St-"' -"'s9
BUSINESS Cards not exccodtngtyo lines $40 per ycnr
o. 80 ior SIX m9nts bat for Eortor poriod nothing
Will DO counted less than a square
inc privilege OF Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and nII
advertisements for the benefit of other nersons M
well as all legal advertisements and advertisencnts t
OF auction sales and real estate sent In by them must
bo paid for ut the usual rates A''
:, ,A9,AdNertisements not accompanied with written
directions. will be inserted until forbid and chsrEed
accordingly. ~. ..f5 q .s.E eeN
NStG S I for Political Meetings to be charged in oil
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and announcements
ofSermons, SO cents each. = novII:50
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WHEELING LODGE No. l2s.
Meets first and third Thursday Of each month. ex-
eept June, July and August when 1t meets Inst Thurs
w: Bates W. NJ, T. II. Logan. s W.. W. c. Hall,
.; W. T. Melvin Secretary, F. A. Brentlingcr Treaa-
er. Irer. j. A. Clement, S. D., c. A. LincIt j. d., J. E.
,.n rasr MIsrEns-J Goshorn, W. J. Bates, l. IL VIII
Hams, F. A. Brentlinger.
OHIO LODGE, No. IO1.
Meets first and third Mondays ofeucll month.
ID. n9neil. W. NJ. W. J. Houston. s. W.. A. J. Syycs-
6ey; n "; j. W. Jas. McCuacy Sec, William Wilson Treas
Tyler. '''' = D' F"'eA'
PSsT MSsrERs.-w. T. wilson, George W. Sights.
= N' Warden, D. Murray, Geo. Dulty.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER, No. 10.
Meets second Monday of each month.
9 I, II Logan, II: p, Al. Sweeney. X. s. p. Brown.
:, i. McCluuey, Treas Dr. G. Baird, Jr.. See. -
O. W. Sights. F - 49, :. S' "HeA''
WHEELING 'coNAIANDARY. No
Meets fourth Monday in each month. -s-y
w J. Rates, Z. C.. I. II. Williams. C,enI, A. 7 s,ro..
n y; u; " W Wilson, p, Geo Baird Jr Recnrtier
RIt.s F.s' Ec-GsOrgs ". Sights I. H Williams, ". J.
LAAi
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WHEELING, VA. FRIDAY MORNING. 5DF

And now, aTessrs. Editors, we do hope
that in the future you will do this "LittlG
Giant the justice she deserves, aud cease
abusing her as heretofore. In that event.
you will have no conscientious. seruples
when YOU come to live in our midst. bnt
give your hand to our wheel with will.
J.ED. N. G.
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PUBLIC HALLS.

Mel~lcon Hall, east side Main between Quincy and
Monroo,
M0s,nc Hall, northeast corner Market and Monroe
Washington Hall, northeast corner Market and
Monroe.
Union Hall, west side Main between Quincy and
Monroe
Athenrum Hall, corner John and Market
New Odd Fellows HALL corner Monroe and Fourth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
Washington Irving.
lIsxtraet from letter written to tho y. Y. In,
dent, just before his death

tExtract from letter written to tho y Y. Indepcn-
dent, just before his death
He referred to the visit, week before.
from Mr. Willis, whose letters he had lust
been reading in the Home Journal.
Il am most glad, I" he said, ''that 3Ir. Willis
remembered my nieces: they nre my
housekeepers and nurses; they take such
good care Of me that really am the most
fortunate old bachelor in the world! Yes"
ne repeated with merry emphasis, sthc
most fortunate old bachelor in the world ,
1t was delightful to witness the anima-
ton OF his MANNER and the heartiness of
gratitude, rs he continued to relate how
they supplied all his wants-gaYe him his
medicines at the right time, without trou-
bling him to look ut the clock for himself
: called him down to brGaSfust-clouked
and shawled him for his morning ride
brought him his hat for his fine weather
walks-and i'll every possible way humored
him in every possible whim
Il call them sometimes my nicccs,n he
said, "but Oftener my daughters II
As rose to go, he brought from the
corner of the room n photograph of a little
girl, exhibiting it with great enthusiasm.
1t was gift from little child who had
come to visit him every day during his ill
ness. The picture was accompanied with
note, printed in large letters, with a lead
pencil, by the little correspondent, who
said she was too young to write lie
spoke with great vivac$y of his childish
visitor. "Children," said the old man,
''are great pets: l anu very fond of the
little creatures"
The authors study-into which looked
for few moments before leaying-is u
small room, almost entirely filled bv the
great writing table and the lounge behind
it. The walls are laden with books and
pictures, which evidently, are re-arranged
every day by some delicate hand for none
of the books were tumblcd into a corner.
and no papers were lying loose upon the
table. The pen, too, was laid precisely
parallel to the ink-staud-u nicetY which
only womanlY housckeepcr would per-
severe to maintuinI Besides, there was
not speck of dust upon the carpet or
cushion
stood revcrently in the little room
rs 1t 1T were Il sacred place Its ussoci-
atoms filled my mind with rs much delight
as If had been breathing fragrance from
hidden flowers. On leaving, carried the
picture of it vividly in my mind, and still
carry it;-the quiet, secluded, haunt in
which great author wrote his greatest
As came away, the old gentleman bun
uleu MS SH;tw- ABOUT nm, ana stood Il few
moments on the steps. y momcntnry
burst of sunshine fell on him through the
breaking clouds. In that full light he
looked still less like an old man than in
the dark p0rlor by the shaded window
His form was slightly bent, but the quiet
humor of the carly portraits was still lin
gering in his face. He was the same &C
NAL, generous, merry-cycd man at seventy
seven as Jarvis had painted him nearly
fifty years before. wish always to re-
member him US saw him at that last
moment TTgODOEE TILToN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
O.. II. Stifel,
MANUFACTURER OP
Tine SHEET i. IRON WARE
Housefurnishing Hardware

HAS On HAND A VERY LARGE AssoRTSIENT
i o. iiouscfMrnislIfng Goods, part OF his stock
porccani Water filters Walters. Tracauisters Mas
ser patent minute Freczera Old Dominion Cocc-pOts
btdcge5 cutlery Britannia AID Black Tin Ware Tin
nod and Enamclcti Hollow Ware: :Brnss Kettlca &c
e requests OF his customers and the public gener-
MY, lrtrtcular attention to His Water c,Ucrs and
9Icnt treczer II any wishes to save Ice; and the
Old Dominion Cotleo Pot makes the best coffee and
soon will pay in saving coffee
Also on hand very largo assortment Of his own
manufactured Tin Ware, Wholesale md RETAIL Any
articles not on Hnd will be ndo to at the
notice and at reasonable prices. :
ab"F!ttIT CANS AZ WA rs ON HIND
to call ON him. His nricIcsare too numerous to men
ttun Those who cali will find most every article for
htIlhE OUT Ut n me household. G.. T.. S1TFEL,
myS3t59-d Gm No. Main St. Wheeling IA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
AYARD AYLoR's
LETTERS FROM THE GOLDEN STATE
cunIoslTY oN TIIE ou1 v1vE!

Fnr somc weeks past, the report that tho worll.rc-
n0wlIc,l tr'Iveor, BAYARD TAYLOR, had revisited Cali
iormin aYing been one Of the pioneers of that State
IN 49), for the purpose Of obtaining nntcrial for
series of novel Letters to New York paper has cx-
cited great sensation all over the country, and it is
cpistoinry PICTURES or ADVENTUROUS LiFE IN
CALIFORNIA will be published in tho
NEW YORK MERCURY,
and will undoubtedly increase the already mammoth
least 80 900 copies Mr rayISr Went To- California on
behalf of tho MERCURY; and IN order tn make his
Letters particularly interesting, engaged in oil
OF Romantic and Amusing Adventures, and gained
thorough knowledge of the
PLEASURES, MYSTERIES & MlSERIES
OF LIFE IN TIE AMERICAN ELDoRAno.
After saying this much 1t is almost needless to add
that these sketches, PIcTUREs. arc truthful life
Ike and graphic in their character and will prove at
once tho most valuable, interesting and attractive
series of popular papers that Sir. Taylor hus ever
written. They will be entitled
PICTURES OF CALIFoRNIA-TEN YEARS LATER.
And caclI letter will DO .a..--.,.
iILLUsTRATED WITH CHARACTERISTIC DE-
!.l SIGNS BY THE AUTHOR. -
The first of the series, with several humorous and
other illustrations. will be pnblshod in the
NEW YORK MERCURY for Deo. i o.
o.. NOW READY
(At all the news-r rooms and bOokstores)
In the same paper Will be commenced brilliant
new Romance; by DR.. J. H. Robinson, entitled
ZULIEME:
On, TIE PEARL OF THE DESERT
She NETWORK MERCURY is sold by all newsnlcn
and booksellers throughout the country.
4GAULDWELLs SOUTHwORTII & WHITNEY, Z !.
ProprietOrs, No. y Sprucest., New York.
nov3Q-2td&l <w
INDIA RUBBER LETTING SHUT.
i TIES, India Rubber CrOtchct Needles India Rub
Der Nubie do, at D. NICOLL & BROS
novlS "a & .aai Variety Store, lO9 Ainin st.
DEAD HAIR NETS, FOR LADIES
ID AND CIuLDREN,Rt D.N1COLL g. BROS 81
poyl8 o q ..., Variety Store, 1O9 NHin st. q
GTARCH.-75b boxes J. Woods Columbus, Ohio,
y Starch. In Ttors and for BllSby ]. J.A.METCALF.
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MASONIC REGISTER

Wheeling Lodges meet In Masonic
Hall. corner OF Market and Nom
roe Streets
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
I. 0. S. M.

OLD DOMINION LODGE, MOL.
Meets every Monday Evening Mt their Hall in the
NelOdcon Buildings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
IExtruct from IN obituary notice by William Guile
Bryant

[Extract from IN obituary notice by William CullOn
Bryant
1t was the happiness of Mr.. Irving that
he retained his fine powers in all their Wig
or to the last. The closing years of his
life were occupied in writing the Life of
Washington, Il subject worthy to he COM
mitted to the hands of one who could re-
late events so chOrmingly, and portray
character with such admirable SKILL
Having executed that task in 81 manner to
satisfy those whose expectations were the
highest, he regarded his literary labors MS
finished, and looked forward calmly to the
end of life. He survived the issue of his
last volume but a few months. His rising
on the world of letters wns in what might
almost be called the morning of our litcra-
turc, and after completing his course. his
setting takes place in the midst of IL crowd
of luminarics, among whom his orb shines
with no less brightness thannt its meridian.
Mr. Irving was one of the most umiablc
and gentle of men; man of exceeding
modcsty, never willing to set forth his own
prctensions, and leaving to tile public the
care of his literary reputation. He had no
taste for controversy of any sort His man.
ners were mild, and his convcls rtion i'll the
society of those with whom he was inti-
mate, was most genial and playful.
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1airg gnteltio.ePll6cr i !.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNPARErL CoR ONE IScrr on
LSsS, MAKE SQUARE.
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District Dfp~y Grand Master for Ttstern TTr-
9f"ia, Dr. W. J. BATES
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