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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28


a BOLD RoBBERY.-Last Sunday the
residence of Vim. d. English, Esq, in
Centre Wheeling, was entered by some
unknown thieves, and robbed of cloth
ing to the value of about $500. The ar
ticles secured by the thieves were taken
from some drawers. From the fact that
the then was discovered shortly after
dark, it is thought that it was commit
ted in daylight. The r,iscals must have
been very bold, and were decidedly
successful.
Frequently OF late we hive recorded
rObberies of this character in our CITY.
and il is time, If it is possible, that SOME
organized system should be devised to
break up the work. As we have no
night police, it is useless to expect them
TO correct the evil. Citizens cannot
spare the time to be always on guard
over their own property, and what Is
left for us TO do? We saw, organize MT
once AN efficient night police, of snffi-
Gent strength TO properly. patrol the
city BY this means we think some of
these robbers may be secured and their
transactions stopped.
We hope TO sec this matter canVassed
soon. We believe we will have no Sc
curlty from these rObbcries until The
night police is put on.
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Selling of to /, Move.

NIHE ENTIRE STOCK OF READY MADE
i Clothing, consisting Of Overc0ats, Dress
Coats, Dress Goats, Pants; Vests, &C., viii lie
s9ld S ESEles 9fSes f. save the r. pbIe
- you want to save so per cent, call at No, q,
Monros 6treet=s EItIEFE co -r5a =
.,y -rr M, GUTAIAN & CO.
the LIST OF January, we are bound to sell the
goods regardless OF price,
nov2j-3tpw2w. (Register copy.)
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Elegant and Fashionable First Glass
Cftv Residence for Sale

i residence on the northwest corner Fo1ft Ii
and MonrOe streets. owned and formerly oc-
cupied by Henry Moore. Esq. Is offered for
tmprove nents hot and cold water and gas
throughout the building. 1t is In every par
tlcular farE superior to any residence vet offered
THOS. OBRIEN,
- .,5 Real Estate Agent Register Building.
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ARare Chance for Investment

FOR SALE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF
Alland on Stewards Run, known as the Coz
Earm, miles from Ellenboro'. Richie Co.,
w. Virginia.
This land is situated within the great oil
belt OF West Virginia, in Richie county and
developments are being successfully made all
around It Good wells OF the best lilbricaIing
oil having been struck within the last five
months, not lar from the land.
Title perfect. For further Information in
qulre Of ID. RoSenheim, ParkeTSburg, w. Va,
or to the undersigned, in Wheeling, w. Va,
where plots can be seen at any time
STEIN BROS.
Cor. Main and Monroe streets,
Oct2I-u Wheeling, w. Va.
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VINO make--the above proposal and that we
w ~, sssAllsned Lnat----po SSesS--the means and
aolltY 70 execute contract for The JSoF11 mn
posed IN a speedy and satisfactory manner.
.aZt f7Ss2J
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

RIVER SEws.-The river was slowly
rising yesterday, with six feet and three
inches OF water in the channel.
Nothing special transpired beyond
the arrival and departure OF the regular
packets. ..s..,=.......-,..
The ZdneSriHe has been fairly INSTALL
ed in the limo from here to Bellaire.
She is n very neat little boat, and
travels nicely. She is quite an improve
ment on her predecessor.
The Potomac Is the regular Cincinnati
packet ut p. IN. to-day.
The Pine Grore, which Is running in
place of the H'iid W'dqoHcl. during the
present low water, will be the packet for
Cincinnati Mt p. IN. tomorrow. Capt.
Marnttn is in command, and will be
found most elegant gentleman to
travel with.
The work on the Phi. ISheridan is
progressing finely. She will be out in
about three weeks, and viii mt once take
her place in tho Wheeling and Cincin-
natl trade.
Messrs. Booth, Battelie & Co. steam
bout agents, will please accept our
thanks for n late copy of the New
Orleans Picdylne.
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Acknowledgements
TUESDAY, WORNING, NOV. d.

MEETISq N BEHAIE Of THE q lASrEHIr
CAN USIoS CoNDIssIoN.oL night,
in accordance with advertisement, a
meeting was held at the 4th street NJ. E..
Church in behalf of the ''Ameriean
Union Commission"
On motion, His Exeeilency, Governor
Foreman, was apo uted chairman, and
Hon. c. D. Hubbard appointed secre-
tary. va.
His EXcellency, in few remarks,
stated the object of the meeting, amer
which he introduced the Rev. VIM. L,
Irwin, who has been engaged for some
time in the good work, throughout the
Stale of West Virginia. Mr.. Irwin, in an
address of some length, stated fully the
designs of the organization, and re-
ferred 70 the vast work before it.
On motion of Mr.. Hubbard, Messrs
Thos. IL. Logan, Jno. Z. Wilson, Thos
HoTnbTook, John Bishop, Jas. Wilson
Judge Harrison, j. G. Orr, Geo. Adams
and Saml Laughlin were appointed q
committee to report plan for the or
ganiZation of a Branch Of the American
Union Commission, embracing therein
names of officers, with suitable regula
tons for the management thereof.
Speeches in favor of earnest nnt
active work were made by Rev. Mont
and Rev. Martin, Judge Harrison
james, Wilson, S. G. Stephens, anC
others.
ON motion the meeting adjourned L
meet at the 18th street NJ. +. church OF
Friday evening next, at o'clock.
There will be "A meeting of the above
named committee at the Rooms of tn
Young Mems Christian Association to
day at o'clock p. m A full ATTENDANCE
is desired.
We hope and expect now To see thi
matter earnestly carried out. Thosl
present at the meeting last night seem
ed fully determined TO spare no effort Il
bestOw on our needy feilOw-citizens a
much as they possibly could. Let th
good work be Kent nm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

THE BOARD OF TRADE.-In orr paper
to-day is published the call for IA meeting
next Saturday TO organize the Board of
Trade. As will be observed at sight the
list of signers to the call embraces IA
majority Of our solid, substantial bust
ness men-those whose experience in
commercial affairs warrants the belief
that they are wise in their action. We
shall expect to soon see the Board full
ly organized, and a long-lelt want in
our city will be supplied.
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FoR1 OF pRorosA1..


To SuPcTVirinO Special a e1lt I'd AOeacy, Treas
ttTJ Department, Memphis, Tenn:
SIR In pursuance ofyouF advertisements OF
Lhe Jun November, 1866, 2nviting ''propOSals
Tor contracts for raising, wrecEIing and deliy-
erlng OF snnken vessels, &c, on the Mississippi
init the following: fsil7 ~
l. - propose to raise and wreck in the
~ cam hereinafter named all steamers gun
boats, mats and baTRes, together with ali their
appurtenances,Y Whether OF material value OF
not, and whether sunk by the United STATE;
OF rebel forces, or in pursuance OF orders
'either-or to avoid capture by either force-
prior TO the closing of 1.-THE war; to reno g alI
and every obstruction to NAVIGATION causelj
by the said sunken vessels and TO clear the
channel Thoroughly of them, 50 that the nav
lgatlon OF the stTeam may not be interrupted
sells. &c, raised, at either OF the following
named places, andtotlo the said work nj me
following named nate OF per centage OF the
nett PFoceeds Of sales Of said vessels and an
purtenanees at said place ofdellyery. VI:
Name of Place Of delivery. Rate or
No raas
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Mfdifal.
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DR.. DUPoNco's
Golden, Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

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ing DISTINCTIONS Of the MonfbjSS 49, S--asO'-
nom Whatever Cause, and
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For SaIA

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now liye in on Water Stfesf, II fTonfs - feet
Sanehes BY q ieet deep. There is livery conn
bath house. with, both hot and cold water.
elIn,iIle and Ice hqqset7allI In good repair, i
" w seA my groceries and give possession to
wish 70 quit business For parficnlars inG
qu1Lesott 1p5I .i29 hL,zJ Ok. BOTSFORD, ~
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n certain
pIactice induleed in when alone, n habit he
qGently learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
and body, should apply immediately
Whata pity that a young man, the hope of
his country, the darling of his parents, should
he Snatched from nll prospects and enioy-
ments OF life, by the consequences OF devia-
ting nom the path Of nature and indnlging
before contemplating
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F"nect that n sound mind and body are the
bi9I h7ppiness. Indeed, without these. the
Journey through life becomes n weary pill
gEllnage: the prospect hourly daFkens to the
view; tle mind becomes Swallowed with ies-
pair and filled with the melancholy Tefiec-
tion that the happiness of another becomes
blghted with OCrOWD
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Married Persons, or Young Men contempla-
ting marriage, being aware of physical weak
cured. Ear
He who places himselfunder the care of DR.
J., Inny reEefously cOnfide in his honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
alkLl q physician. q
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate nom one OF the most emil
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed ut sudden sounds, bashfl1neSs, with
frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
"A fol-
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FHE WREREA CURFCAN
BE OBTAINED.

DR, JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED TIE
L j most Certain, Speedy and only Effectnal
Remedy in the world for all Private DisesSSS
WeaknesS OF the Back and 4 limbs StfiCfnre
affections OF the Kidneys and Bladder. InyoS
untary Discharges, Impotency, General De-
bility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor Low
Spirits Confusion Of Ideas, Palpltation or Inc
Heaft, TinId ityy Trembling, DImneRs Of SiSht
or Glddinessf Disease of the Head, 4Thfo2f
Nose or Skin, Affections OF the Liver, Lungs
Stomach or BowelS-thoSe terrible disorders
arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth
thosesEGREr and solitary practices more fatal
to Their Victims than the song of Syrehs TO
the Mariners OF Ulysses, bllghtlng their most
brilliant hopes or cipadons1 rendering
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EyENNe. Oct, "a. 1855.

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. "a, 1865.
This local nnnnny market presented no es-
sentially new features to-day. The general
report as to currency was rather more favor
able than yesterday, but this is due less to
an actual increase of receipts han to the
more careful outstanding of their means by
the banks preparatory to dividend day, the
1st proximo. The demand for money is
quite liberal, though less pressing than here
tofore noted. Exchange continues in good
demand and works close. Rates are steady
and firm at par buying and premium sell
ing.
The Gold market to-day was without de-
eided change, but ruled somewhat unsettled.
The price closed a shade better than yester-
day at 1854. Government bonds are rather
more steady.
The Secretary of the Treasury has assent
ed to the proposition of certain partiet in
New York that the government should re-
ceive deposits of coin, and that the Sub
Treasury in that city should issue in return
therefor. The latter are to be for $50, $50,
500, $1,000, $1,000 and%SlO, 600. All the GER
~tifeates for less sums than one thousand dol
lars are to be made payable to bearer, and
all for that or a larger sum are to be payable
to the order of the depositors.
Seven new National Banks were author
lied last week. The amount of circulation
issued to National Banks is stated at 49,
I27,4OO,
Local commercial circles were very quiet
to-day, and we note very little change in
prices. There was a shade better inquiry
for country brands Flour to-day, but trans
actions are still meagre; prices are well sus-
tanned. Wheat is dull and heavy, and for
most grades nominal. Corn is in good de-
mand, chiefly on Canada account, but par
ties are &c apart, and we could hear of no
transactions. Oats were in good demand to-
day and better, closing firm.
Provisions are steady and unchanged
Produce is firm. A better inquiry was noteu
for Bitter to-day, and the market closed
sitter, but without quotable change in price.
Highwines are firmer and closed a shade
better. Alcohol and Spirits better.
Petroleum Is quiet and weak. We note a
decline of lc to-day.
An advance in through freights on third
and fonrth class and Flour was reported to-
day.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
t~wenty-four hours ending at z o'clock this
morning, were as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-25
Cattle Market-Oet. "a.

The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are as follows:
BEEF CArTIE-Ist quality, Shead, l7,5O@1s, 90;
fair to good quality Sl4,JOGl7,Jo; common quality
Sl2, OOa13, 90; inferior quality 81,
Cow Ann C~ALvEs-Extrss 9head, S9O,OOgl2o,O 90
LIST quality SG5, OO@ az, OO; ordinary quality S45,W
$4,000; common quality S55,~@45,Oo; inferior
quality S3O,OO@35,OO.
VEAL CALvEs-ls quality q h, 12%9l5i Ordina-
ry quality I@l2c; common quality 9Lz9llci infe-
rior quality 999%c.
SHEEP AND ~LAMBs-Extras 2 head s s,OO610, co.
prime quality S6,OO67, 90; ordinary quality S4,5C
80; common quality s., 25@4,50; inferior quality
s., 7594,25.
SWINE-Heavy corn fed a h, l3H9144; light
and medium l39l4; stil fed 126l34.
The market for beef cattle was active and firm on
Monday, at last weeks prices. The supply was
ample and the quality of the offerings were fine and
full prices were realized without any difficulty.
The best went at $751; O9l Is, u, the poorest at lie.
Yeals were fairly active.
Sheep and lambs sold pretty freely, generally at
7Aas4c per ID. for sheep, and as high as lOc fOT
lambs.
Hogs were fairly active at about last weeks quo
tations.
The total receipts for stock at all the yards fol
this and last week are as follows
Total for beeyes S6,5O7; cow sol veal calves
81, lSs sheep and lambs S23, 1856; swine SIS, 452.
Total last ~week-Beeve, $500; cows sos veal
calves silly; sheep and lambs S2l, 740; swine
81. 600.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-25

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-There was a little
improvement over Monday night in the
number present at the Academy last even
ing, but the audience was small compared
with the general attendance since the COM
meneement of the season. The play of the
evening was the fine comedy entitled "The
Love Chase" Miss De Bar appearing as
Constance" and the remainder of the
dramatis persona embracing the full strength
of the company. We are only to speak
specially of the part borne by Miss De Bar,
and are compelled to say that our impression
of her Constance" was not in the fullestde-
gree favorable. We are free to say that in
personal appearance she looked the charac-
ter, for nature has certainly been partial to
her in this regard, but to our mind she erred
in the conception of the part, and in this
almost obliterated the effect that would 9TH
erwise have been gained by the auxiliary
ola handsome face and figure. The "COn-
stance" of Knowles, as we interpret the
character, is a dashing, self-important,
headstrong belle, fiery and obstinate when
opposed, and at all times sharp and spirited,
yet withal possessed of the finer qualities
of her sex, intelligent and womanly. The
Constance" of Miss De Bar, to our mind,
was simply the insipid schoolgirl, who,
having just issued from her studies and got
into the world, is engaged in praeticing
affectation and airs in a very unso-
phisticated manner. To use a common
place expression, there was not swim"
enough in either the conversation or acting
of the part; it lacked womanly spirit, and
more especially the spirit of a woman in
high life, whose beauty, intelligence and
position all eonduce to give her pride and
dignity. In making these remarks we dc
not desire to question in the slightest degree
the talent of Miss DeBar for her profession
we believe she has ability hat by proper
culture will win enviable success but W
pen these observations as a matter of jus
tiee alike to Miss DeBar and the public
feeling it our duty to stand a fair umpire
between the two, and believing that no in
Jury can be done by straightforward criti-
cism. We wouldsay to our readers that the
opportunity offered in the engagement Of
Miss Dsbar for witnessing the legitimate
comedy should not be lost, as such occa.
sions are rare, the modern sensational
drama, though much of it is of the trashiest
kind, having almost run out the old mas.
ters. An evening with Knowles, Goldsmith
or Sheridan cannot be too highly priced by
lovers of the classical drama.
This evening a very fine comedy entitled
can Unequal Match" will be presented, il
which Miss DeBar s~ustains the leading
character and sings two popular ballads
The farce of "stage Struck" will conclude
the performance.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-25

An ISOLATED, PITIFUL CLAss.-There is in
every large and w~ell-organized place a class
which, more than all other GLASSES COM
bined, deserves the cOmmiseration of the
public. It is not the INDECENT who suffer-
winter from the pinchings of cold and hun
ger. It is not the rich who have to pay
taxes, entertain company, subscribe for
every new book, and receive with civility
and treat with liberality benevolent COM
mittees and various appealing, dunning in
dividuals. It is not the colored people who
cannot fold and toss at their W sweet will
the ballot. 1t is not Local Editors with their
proverbial genius-and- poverty. 1t is the
police. They are a most useful class-use-
full as the preachers SO long as the world is
unregenerate. But they are a set of out
casts, both in this world and in the next.
For, although people may study arithmetic
in the future state, as DR.. Dick maintains,
land what DR.. D. doesn't know isn't worth
knowingly it is impossible to conceive of
narshals, detectives, attorneys, police courts
and dockets and prisons, as such, in the
next world they must become effete.
We do not wish to be understood as hold
ing low opinions of the police. On the
other hand we highly respect them as a
necessary evil in this constitution of things
But as we set out to say, they are an isolated
class-necessarily so. For what man OF
sensibility, much less what woman, dares
walk with a policeman? To walk with one
is to start the suspicion at once that you are
a culprit, on the way to the station house.
Your will is merged in the p~oliceman's will.
To appear on the street with marshals of
any degree, sheriffs, detectives, &c. is to
compromise your reputation for virtue.
People point the long skinny finger at you
as you pass, and hiss the enquiry: "What
has he been stealing2 ?" OF, "behold a whis-
ky bibber and a general cOot."
Fellowship with lawyers, in like manner,
is capable of like construction. "What
scrape has he got into now Therefore,
when sheriffs, marshals, lawyers and emf
nent Judges, or any of the dignitaries of
justice, solicit our company and converse
ton in public, we always decline! We are
not at home, or we are going another way.
We would not be ~uncourteous or refuse a
favor, bnt we wish to keep our reputation
for virtue unspotted from the world. This
motive animates all, and hence it results
that the classes named above are to a
greater or less degree outcasts in this life.
We pity them with all our heart, but are ex-
tremely sensitive about a%ssociating with
them!
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-25
New YORK Market-Oct. u

COTTON-Dscidedly more active, and prices firm
Sales at 5sa59c for %middling.
FLOUR-6; tower for common grades.
Salesat IS, for extra state; SS,95G9,1 IL
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; 9,2j9l2,5 80 for trade brands.
Wharfage better, and very quiet.
Sales at Sl,7O9l,77 for Chicago spring; 81, u
@l,7 rs for Milwaukee club 81, 1891, so for amber
Milwaukee 2,3092,35 for new amber State, latter
an extreme $50 for white western.
WHIsKY-Decidedly hrmer, at 81, 3O@l,32, chiafy
at the latter price.
RYE-Quiet Ind nominal.
BARLEY-Without change at l,OS6l ,l21A for
State, and I,2H&@l,2G for Canada West.
BARLEY = at l,JO.
CORN-Opened heavy and closed lc lower.N Sales
western.
OATs-Heavy and declining. Sales at 5Oa5c2 for
unsOund; 56@5sc for sound.
CoFFEE-Quiet and steady.
RICE-Quiet.
SUGAR-steady. Cuba Muscayado I35laIf%
I5%916 for Porto Rico, cnk ls5 boxes Of Havana
81 I4914Ac.
MOLAssGs-Quiet.
HoPs-Firmer. Sales at 12945 for 1854 crop,
and 3O960 for 1865 crop.
PETROLEUM-Dun at CAB for crude: and
60a6lHc for refined in bond; sO98l do free.
PORK-Heavy and lower.
Sales at S33, 1894, Is for new mess, closing
at $34, 90 for cash; S2S,OO for prime; 29, OOd29 %
for prime mess. Also 2, 800 barrels for November,
seller and buyers option, at 34,OO@34, so.
BEEF-Steady, at 81, ~OOal4,OO for plain mess;
S14, OOaI7, 90 for extra mess.
BEEF HANs-Quiet.
Cur MEATs-DuIl. Sales at I6L6I7%c for
shoulders; 2Oa23Zc for hams.
BACON-Dull.
LARD-Unchanged at 24a29c.
BUTTER-In demand. Sales at 2S942c for Ohio
and 40a55c for State.
CHEEsE-Firm at l4%alSLc.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-25
OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT
The Hosiery Department.
GLOVES.

We have a very full stock Of these goods, Of or
own importation, paid for in gold at 33e- premium,
and VIII sell them at wholesale or retail, rs per
cent less than any other house in NortheER 0hia.