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The people OF Paris eat every day two
million francs worth Of dinner
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Applications received and policies promptly issued
by John II. Stoppelmann, Agent at Dayton; VIM
Negley, Germantown; Samuel Duekett, MiamisburR
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,

THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President, and LU-
Gus J. HENDEE, Secretary of the -RrNA INSUR-
ANCG COMPANY, being seyeraly sworn, dspose and
statement OF the affairs Of said Company that the
said Insurance Company ls q bona hde owner of al
least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of
actual Dash Capital invested in Stocks and Bonds
that the above describa ad Investments nor any part
thereof, made for the benefit Of any individual
ercis ng authority IN the management OF said Com
psny, eithsr rs President Secretary, Treasurer Di
rector oherwige, and that they the above de.
scTibed officers OF said Insurance Company.
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President.
LUoGUs ]. HEdDEg, Secretary.
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LARGE FARM FOR SALR.

1NHE subscriber will sell his farm on the Lexington
road. eleven miles Weht of Dayton aud two mile :
north OF hew Lebanon, The fATm contains 32sIs
acres Of hrst rate iandl49 are cleared and III
high state 0f cultivation. The balance IL heavily
ttmbered The improvements consist pf brick house
snd large bAAk barn. For fnrther nfoFnali0n call
on the subseriher lh oaiIsF east Of SAID hrm.
lde2IdASxm DANIEL GAkBER,
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MEMS and YOUTRS CLOFHING,

Which Is carefully selected and well made. Call and
elsewhere, at
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PoRT Au BASQUE, vi9 CALAIS, May The
Canadian steamship Hibernian, from Liver.
pool, 9th Cid Londonderry 2Sth ult passed
this point az $3.50 p NJ enrout TO Quebec,
The Nova Scoiia, from Portland, arrived
out 90 tho 2Gth The steamer Teutota, from
New York, arrived at Southampton on he
18th. -..
In the House of Lords, on Thursday night,
and in the House of Commons, Sir George
Gray on behalf Of Lord Palmerston, gave
notice that they would, on the first of May,
move an add:ess TO the Queen, expressing
sOrrOV and indignation at the assassination
OF President Lincoln, aud praying her to con-
vey that expression OF feeling to the American
Government
Two great meetings were held in Liver.
pool, which, after appropriate speeches had
been delivered, adopted, unanimously, resolu.
tiops expressive of their horror and deep sor.
roW at the ASSASSINATION
The commercial body of London adopted
similar resolutions, and likewise the official
trades in various towns and provinces
The Americans in London Assem- bled ia
Grosvenor Hotel The meeting adjourned
I'LL the lst OF May, when Minister Adams will
preside at mass meeting of Americans at
St. James Hall
lTALY-The Italian Chamber OF Deputies
adopted anaddress expressing grief at Presi-
dent Lincoln's assassination. The Chamber
was draped IN his honor
FRANCE.-Paris letters state that the most
profound and universal regret and indigna.
ton is'rSpressed there at the assassination.
Mr. Mason, rebel Commissioner, in a let
ter to the Index, (rebel organ,) repudiates the
crime in behalf of the rebel States
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- I Fsshl es,,sral Sherman. [ |.

New YoRK, May 7-0ur Raleigh letters of
the 30th ult, state that General Sherman and
staff left that day for Charleston and Savan.
nah. trop theuce heis going 10 Richmond
to meethis army, which was TO leave Raleigh
the next Monday, May lst Sherman had is
sued an order announcing the final agreement
OF the surrender BY gJOhnston, He prohibits
all foragng, and'prdvides certain ways to re.
lieve the pressing wants Of the nhabit.
ants, Il yI 81 EEz CLtE Hle SOC
The Tepth and Twenty.tbird Corps remain
in the Department of Nerth Carolina, to-
gether with Klpatrick's cavalry. Stonemsns
cavarydis lordered 10 East Tenn essee, and
Wilson's To the Tennessee River, near Deca.
tur Alabama. 1a #"V-
General Howard and the Army Of Tennes-
see will marebyto. yRichmopd Slocum and
the Army otJfeere;a aiso-harehes to Rich
mond fsals d INA .asoa -a.raa
ThereSel troops are all leaviug for their
homes. many taking their arms with them,
aud some trouble is apprehended from those
who took arms and went away on their own
hook.
General Johnston has endeavored to carry
out the terE9S Ggteed upon, batJhe intervening
time betweeRthe first and second agreements
ocoasibaed some decentralization.
movement was on foot to reorgGnize the
State Government sa
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TELE0RAPHIC NEWS.


NEw YoRE, May THE steamship Ameri
ca, from Southampton. 26th ult.,y to-day.
The Times says The end has come at
last The great American war is virtually
closed by Lee surrendering the VrgihiA ar
my The tons Of correspbhdence between
'Graut and Lee is honorable 20 both. The
conditions we're such as was no disgrace for
nn over-marehtd atsy to accept! Not even
N Nlpoleons grand army could count series
Of more brilliant victories than the army Of
Virginia. They we're victorious until victory
was no oagenbo be achieved by human valor,
and then TINY tell with honor Two years
nko, lee might have escaped to Llynehburg,
but now Federal Generals made moves with
ns much rapidity aud tact Us Napoleon's
1narshAls. ihe Federal army is entitled to
rank among those Of The very first military
nations All attempts TO establish q South
crn Conlederscy must be abandoned" .rY
Notwithstanding the strong sympathy for
The Soith at Liverpool, the intelligence Of
lee's surrender was received with great satia
faction causing increased confidence in com
merciAl circles .Is 1t. --Gh.
The Secretary Of The Russian legation was
assassiuated in Paris BY a Russian.
Russia &C Czarowitch (the Prince Impe
ral) died at Nice on Sunday i'- =
BELGIUM A meeting was held at Brussels,
followed by q grand demonstration 10 honor
OF the atd Federal victories An immense
procession repaired to the United States
CoUsul's residence The Consul received
the deputations aud made speech. Con.
grntulatory societies followed
The London Times Gays there seems to be,
on the part OF President Lincoln. desire to
conciIiate hs vanqushed fellow citizens
Binder the guidance Of Mr. Seward, who
has credtably distinguished himself in the
Cabinet, by his moderate counsels, and whose
life will, We trust, be spared, at this crisis, to
the Union, he may, by gentle measures, re.
store Tranquility, and perhaps before his term
of Office expires, calm, in some degree, the
animosites which have been raised by these
years OF war. ...H
One thousand nine hundred aud ninety.
three miles of the Atlantic cable are com
pleted, and fourteen hundred already on
board the Great Eastern .a. lnH
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professional.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL
-y... Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And under the control OF two OF the most Eminen
tIf '4H Physicians In the World. 4i hlgsUf
DR. ., BoNAPARTE, from London and Pari
IL Hospitals, andfor the past ten ears Of the Gin
cinnati Nenereal Hospita!. and Dr. y, D. REYNQLDs
where a permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
obtained, Without the use OF mercury or change
diet 9onorrhsa cured IN slx 20 iorty.two hours =.
one three weeks; Nocturnal Emissions stopped In
two to SIX days. Seminal eAlkness cured in two TO
% tlsfss days. days sseondsry symptoms in One 70 tSres
weeks; Skin Diseases cured In one TO three weeks
diseases Of private nature treated with unparalleled
success, male or female.
DR.. Bonaparte's great work on private Diseases
the Private Guide TO Health, Is bens heia TO ALI male
aadfemale, old and young, should read this work. II
will enlghten those who grope In daTkness. Price
twenty Ave cents, Sentby mail. ,,.,. o., >, l..
perfectly saie and never fails TO give satisfaction
e the only safe and sure preyentye against dissafe
Price Of the French Patent Male FATE, 81 the arRle
one, - per half dozen, " per dozen. tent by W all
A6- Madame LOZIER's Female Monthly Pills is a
sale and reliable remedy for snppressons and ni ie.
pregnRcy, as they will produce miscarriage. Price si
per box-extra hpe e5--aent to any addTess by mail
Drs. b. a b. are the men TO consult they are I'm j
Que shonaby acknowledged 10 be the champions ant
kings Of vineTeal diseases, and the only Doctors wh0
receive monthly Teportsafron the Old woridi theyl
have been accustomed from an early age Of youth n
witness the various dseases.which affiiot mankind
and 20 watch the progress through long career Q
professional study. In every sphere OF lie, rom ths
humble abode Of poverty to the mansion Of thel
wealthy, and having aseertaned beyond doubt thsl
the generatiSe system their particular study, an
10 devote their whole attention TO the alienation
the diseases theseimportant iunchens. No letter.
wfilbe answered uhless they contain ATemittanea a
postage stamp. Gall or address
Drs. BONAPARTE 4 REYNOLDS,
No. I32 Sycamore street, between Fifth and Skid
east side, Cincinnati, Ohio. wv
once hours frOm "a. h,tOsP. M. felt
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.


OFFICE ov THE AUpIfoR or STATE, issuance DKp'r
CoLUNBus, ONO, January l2, 1886. '''''
wHRnKAs, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN.
9URANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, in the
State OF Connect cut, has filed in this office sworn
statement offs condition, required by the first see
ton Of the act "To reg iate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State Of Ohio" passed AprA g.
1855. and amended February Q, 1854 and, whereas
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that t s possessed OF at least hundred thousand
dollars Of actua capital invested In stocks or bonds
or in mortgages of real estate, worth double tho
amount for which the same s mortgaged; and,
whereas, said Company has fled in this othce writ
ten instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President Secretary thereof, authorizing amy
agent agents of said Company in this Stale to
knowledge service OF process for and in behalf of said
Company, according to the terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
the Aforesaid act, l, JAMES II, GOLDMAN, Auditor o
State for OHIO, do hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford, Connecticut, Is authorised to transact the
business Of Fire Insurance in this State until the
thirty first day of January, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-six. 49, . . d.
fSTAhPI In witness whereof have hereunto sub
tSEAL scrlbed my name and caused the seal OF my
office to be affixed the day and year above
fIIN.is written. ft4 JAS. ii. GOODMAN, 4
fel0 - L.. Auditor of State.
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Fro,a ths .sslsth Corps.

NEw YoRG, May THE Herald's 9th
Many Corps cbrsespondeat has details Of its
march 20, lapvile, which place il. occupied
on the 27uh, capturing fge thous and prison.
ers and considerable war material and ma.
chinery.
People q p ibsIIPntf geFef Fei0iGed at the
Pensacola dates ofthe 29th ult make. no
mention Of the Surrender OF the rebel Secreta-
ry of the Navy, Mallory
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT SITS, GIN.
YTNHIs large and commodious Hotel has been RI
FITTED AND REFURNIsHED throughout NIX.
nihcently with entire NEW FURNITURE Of the latet
style, without regard 10 trouble expense, 10 met
the demands OF the travelling public, 10 which yarl
fe7 d. O. MACLIsH, Prof
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WILLIAM WALKER,

10. sci THIRD STREET. DAYTON. OHIO,
rs prepared 10 accommodate his customers WITH
i efefy aEtiale Of gentlsInen's wearing apparel q
the lAtslt dyiV and bebt quality. Thoss who NAnl
gloves boots, shoss, siipPsFt. Ae., will DO well C
give him call. au2I
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April x. 1ssaL

The undersigned. having dissolved with John d.
nnks, will continue the olothi1g Business At The old
stand q tinko bsgier, on SECOND street, Dayton,
and A. maay new enss a. may iEyor him with cal
A lresh sagply VI aeba1 Just received! ~ .f7T-TT
Ae,il sa.fstsI THOMAS A. LH0nRR.
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ROAD NOTICE,

UNHE first arrival Of the season, OF sptink caught
IL PokeEe and Bass, For sals bv the barrel or half
barrel, Al Mogaman, Bplelman a Co., wholesale gro
esrs, slS Third street, Dayton, Ohio. H4''i n 7Ii
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During the month ending February 2s, IsC5, T. 6H.
GAbghan Co. have bad the honor Of distributing
among their patrons ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TEEN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, at the
price Of one dollar each. We sutjoin few Of the
many favorable Opinions of the Press"
"Thia is one Of the largest firms in the City Of New
York, and are doing very extensive business and
have on hand the largest stock that can be found IN
that ty.-Oeednd Times Pent Water, Mich. October
2l 1864. ...f
i'They are large dealers, and their stock is manu-
factured in the best style, and OF pure materiRls"-
Telegraph, Saugerties, N. Y, Oct "a, 1854.
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES-ALL TO BE
SOLD F0RSl EACH.
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Dissolution.

ToHN y. FINKn and Thomas 4. Iealsr, heretofore
u compHslng the firm 0, Tinke LsglsF In the
ciothins Pualnsns, in Dayton, Qhie d.Sol yed
i- 1n,,, "a ,sss u4a TiNAE ALAoLhAf.
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2 akAn.rn1r,xL Rpnn \ B N

HAAaHAa ~ ~ 80 " - - ~ 2 ~ ~ saaNa
PHILADELPHIA, May THE country will
learn, with pride, as we'll as with pleasure
that The voluntary subscription to The 7,3O
loan for the six days Of last week, amounted
to the enormous sum of $40, ,3s7, 100.
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pusINEss ROOM TO RENT. Enquire at No. I
ID Third street. malSdI
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that I have been appin
IN ted Administrator of the estate OF Andrew Var
Ohio, deceased. ..ll ...t. IA 4
feAwS . LARKIN Y0UNUl Il
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BJ'Id 4iaaiilb 5t.
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hes5Ts. q. q IT, HAUGHAN z UOi ITO BfoadWRy,
New York, extensive MAAURAoTUEERs AND iMPoRraRs
Of all the leading and most fashionable styles of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, desiring to increase
their business to unlimited extent, have resolved
npon n GREAT GIFT TDISTLIBTTIoN, subject to the
regulations following; ..
CERTuIoATEs, naming each article, and its value,
placed In BRkLKD ENvELoPRs, and well mixed.
One OF these envelopes will 20 sent by mail to any
address on receipt OF 70 cents.
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Irnportant Sale

ut Public A1tctiOn, on Saturday, July j, 1866.
YNHE SUBSCRIBER EGS TO ANNOUNCE
gagged III agricultural pursuits, that as his
brewing season is now over he Is resolved to
dispose of the stock and implements RENAME
ing over from thesale of his farm and amongst
which may be enumerated the following:
IOur-hOrse wagon;
spring wagons, to drive single or double;
Ehreshing machine (NIannyIs);
SubSoil plough;
Canadian Gultlvntor
Iron Victory mills, for grinding corn in
the cob or otherwise, and all kinds or grain,
and may be used with either horse or steam
Together with sundry other articles, all of
which may be inspected at the Brewery preIni-
scS Of the subscriber in the city of Wheeling
list day of July.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
GEO. f. wIcKHANI. AuctionMSs;r,s Mi III l.,
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Bnnh-geepina.
WEST v1RG1NrA
BUSINESS COLLEGE
AT WHEELING.
CoNDucrEDnY
1. I. nITcucocK

I. I. HITCHCOCK,
AT Mol Main ST., CIIornbrool, 5 Building,
Open for Students Day ana Evening.
TNHE PURPOSE OF THIS INSTITUTIONS
L Is to instruct yOnng inen land women
too) In the principles which govern the. cor
rect tIansactlon OF Pecuniary business, and in
BOOKKEEPING,
stripped of its absurd verbIage and ancient
proliXity and intricacy, and adapted TO the
modern mode of doing business, especially in
the United States, Is the leading subject of nj
tention. Its LAWS, which are as eSSct nm
erTtng and free from exception rs those OF ma
ture, and comprised in very few words. are
conducted through course of practical Book
keeping, in numerous sets OF books in great
variety ly 81 forms, TIL he thus Acquires mas
with facility to any kind of business.
A WRITING SCHOOL
IS open day and evening, attended bv l,otl,
inG e6r ana nd gentlemen where without enter
can be obtained in u few weeks.
ARITHMETIC,
ana Its application to all manner of
COUNTING-HOUSECA
receive the attention their primary import
ance demands. The student will he made ne
qualnteu with several modes of calculation
breviation of his work.
There is open to the student also a course of
BUSINESS SCIENCE,
comprising Political Economy, Commercial
Law and Usages, Finance, Banking and cur
rency; also maxims of eminent Business
Men in regard to the best methods OF con-
quoting business successfully and avoiding
Instructions in the above subjects are inter
SPerSed with mnNimS and inculcatiOns tend
ing to the formation of high character ne S1IsI,
and citizens. 80 "a -
The course of instruction is intended to be
rs 9pIenellslye marlborough as that of any
ofthe Commercial Colleges, while the expense
tothe student is much less,
/. 1; H. begs leave to refer those to whom he
IS unknown to the officers of the banks in
W, wheeling and Bridgeport, and especially to
For the full course above indicated includ-
ing the requisite blank books for BOolS-kerD-
ing, the charge is $40, payable on entering.L
Inc time usually required for the course is
nom two to three months; but the student is
not limited In ttme-he may remnin rs long,
anu return as often, us he pleaseS. JAM
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, \
OFFICE BOARD OF CLAIMS,

Wheeling, June 18th, 1866.
FTNHE FOLLOWING EXTRACT FROM An
L Act OF the Legislature of West ViTEinni.
passed February 18th, 1895, is published foI
the Information of all concerned:
[ENTRACT.
BE IL enacted 6y The Legislature of Vest UTrOinid.
l. The Auditor, Adjutant General and
(lnartermaSter General of the State are con-
stituted Il Board OF Claims, to examine adjust
BOARD snail be Just and proper, not otherwise
provided for, Rccruing to the citizens of this
state, growing out of military service, of the
following character:
l. Claims for services rendered by the State
troops since the nineteenth day of June, eigh-
teen hundred and siXty-one.
II. Claims for subsistence and supplies fur
vice.
III. Claims for necessary transportation of
State troops, and for transportation of arms
supplies, &c, for their use.
~. Claims for services rendered by officers
organizing state troops under orders of the
governor, and for necessary expenses incur
rcd III publishing orders and notices, and for
v. Claims for subsisting and cquipping vol
nnteer recruits, under the order or by tile au-
thoI1ty OF the Governor.
q
All persons having claims of the character
INDICATED above, will have them made out in
tTiplicate, as required by the Act, and forward
them to the Clerk of the Board Of Claims, Adj
Jut9nt Generals Office, Wheeling, w. Va
the board will hold monthly meetings Mt
the Capitol building in this city on the first
Monday OF each month for the examination
of these claims.
By order of the Board,
jel0-2w JAMES E. HANEs. Clerk.
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THERE Is NO KIND OF HoUsEIoLD
LABOR so wearing to the system, and
at the same time so ever present ana so
ineXOrable i'll its demands as sthc ever
lasting stitch, stitch, stitch" The pa
uent wife and mother has been com
PEELED to toll OH from morning to late
i'll the night, mt her ever recurring task
from which, very often, even money
could not purchase exemption. Now,
relief has come-relief more leeitimnte
and practical than "woman's rights'
conventions ever dreamed of, The
stitch, "the everlasting stitch" may
D.! be made to the ''song of the machine"
The labors of long weary hours may be
reduced to brief and tripping minutes.
into tens of thousands of families the
Wheeler y Wilson Sewing Machine
would mt this very moment, carry i'm
mense relief. We cannot envX the
head of n family who would DENY such
boon to his tOiling wife; nor the wife
who will not take the little pnin and
exercise the little discipline necessary
to make her proficient in its engnge-
Reconsideration Advocate.
Messrs. Vim. Summer q Co, at No.
80 Main Street, are selling n great MANY
of these celebrated Machines, and spare
neither pains nor expense to have
them give entire satisfaction. See adj
vertisement.
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DINNER TO THE CAvALRY.-The First
and Third regiments West Virginia
cavalry were entertained at the passen-
ger depot on Saturday afternoon, an Gle
giant dinner being served up for the oc-
casion. Before taking their places they
were welcomed by the Governor, who
complimented the noble fellows for
their bravery which had reflected so
much honor on the State they repre-
sented. Healso remarked that he knew
that men who had fought so well in the
cause of their country, would not fail to
be good citizens when they were again
returned to civil society. At the con-
clusion of his address he received three
hearty cheers from the boys of the scar
let neck-tic. During the whole enter
tHinment the best of order was preserved
among the men, showing that they not
only knew how to meet enemies in the
field and win victories, but that they
also knew, how to observe the courtesics
of civil life. The two regiments num-
bered about fourteen hundred men.
which is all that can be accommodated
i'll the depot at one time. For this rea-
son the Second regiment, which belongs
to the same brigade, did not attend, but
will have a separate dinner tomorrow
afternoon.