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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
Dental. Notica.
Notice TO Tax-Pavers.
once Idf c0aectog 7iiiiia7nai Reissaalaee.

d ga.
C1lce or Collector IJitFyndI Re,sr,ie
u. Q .EiFSt- L1iafFiek n JPeSfs V9TOlnio5 h y
MOIICE Is HEREBY 6INTIN7iT0 THE,
~ IaS-PaXers of Wetzel, Tyler, Rleasnnts
ana Marion Counties, that the Licenses and
incomes assessed for 1865, nre now due and
payabIe az the following places and times
designated rs follows: IGliere and 4pIpjii iloil.
4o VS. VIII ~ W str1ctly enforced: -Jyf..s
SEC. .. ~ !" . and If nny person
shall neglect pay as aforesaid for more tIisii
LenidnyR, 1t shall be the duty OF the COLLECTOR.
nrlntS deputy to issue TO Glch person n notieh
TO be left at his dwelling or usual place n
payment of said duties OF thxes, stSfinSS lie
amount thereof, with fee of twenty Cents for
the Issuing and service of stiCht IidfffnS aIfJ5
Win t1nr cents for ench mile actiialiy and
nleCeAsaftly travelled in serving tile snme
ana stlch persons slln1l not nay the infieS
2f taxes, with the penalty af0feSslid, and the
lee OF twenty cents md mileage MS afTFesnidi
within ten days after The service or tie sssnd,
I9g ~ nail Of such notice 1t shall be the duty
OF the collector or his deputy, to collect the
snu uuueS or taxes and lee of twenty cents
q Wlth temper eenttlm penalty as
VIII be At Burton August 18th and sOtli: At
1Ib5glon 4th mud 9th; Fair1nont 9Th. and 9TH:
~ 9th and 9th; New AiartinsViIle
I'm anu 18th; AIlddlehouTne from f5tl 10 lSfh.
~ ~ 10 18TH, md ut st iarys Goth and
2lSt September y - 800
Tax ayers win pledsG he present at the an
y loi.Illlel times and places or lencethe amouit
OF Inelr taxes with some one TO pay for tllem.j
anu anu merely save TO themselves tho per cent
. i's5 Z Collector First Disfffct ". Sa. d
huelS 4fDepntyi Collector.
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Fnr Sala.

TETHE VERY DEsTRABpE pRopERTY
4 on Fourth street, known as the residence
OF q. Z, woods, deceased, with stnbling, &c,
&c, complete; nls0 the property at the hend
of Monroe street, corner of Monroe and 18th,
above the Episcopal Church, md the late
residence of Geo n. Tingle. Forinformation
relative thereto, inquire Of n . ~
t,f.E ID GEO. 4. TIN6LE,
: nugZl-lWd. - CHS CompnnY,s Office.
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A CoAtPLA1NT.-John Mcclure, Esq,
one of our Oldest and most respected
citizens, requests us to callthe attention
of the proper authorities to the outrages
that are daily perpetrated on negro
boys in the streets by half and three
quarter grown white boys. Others
have before made the same COM
plant. Mr.. Mcclure says that his boy
cannot. be sent to the post office except
ut the risk of his life, frequently coming
home from errands badly bruised and
beaten by cowardly- and cruel white
boys. .lItis an indication of worry low
instincts to abuse any of Gods crea-
lures, even dumb animals, and no one
not a fair candidate for a dissraceful
career through life, would be guilty of
a negro, simply because it
Is his misfortune to have dark skin.
We hope the police will make an, ex-
ample or two of offenders.
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THE NUPTIAL T1E has been described
the teeth cannot uniloose. But the teeth
themselves, II beautiful by the aid of
'Sozodont, are powerful agents in pro-
ducing the fascination which leads to
marriage. The, charm, to which this
delicious preparation lends to the
breath, too, has decidedly hymeneal
tendency. White teeth and q pure
breath! What heart can resist them2
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COLGATEs HONEY SOAP.

Thlsoelebrated To1r.ErsoAp, in suc,ii hi.
versnl demand, is made nom the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EAioLItIENT in its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLYs SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL In It's action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. mnrl6-lyd&w
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ARRESTED AND HELD TO BA1I.-Wc
have heretofore published the facts
that on the 10Th OF August Deputy
Sheriff william s. Irwin attached the
steamer Hard Times for debt, and that
Capt. Perry Brown and other officers
of the boat refused to recognize his au-
thority, but showed out from the wharf
and went onto Pittsburgh, carrying the
Sheriff with them. They there settled
the amount Of the claim and supposed
thematterwas ended. Yesterday even
ing the Hard Times again arrived at
the wharf, when the Sheriff and his aids
went on board and arrested the Cap
tain upon n warrant issued by one OF
the Justices of the county. Heawas
taken before Squire Johnston, who
held him to bail in the sum of one
thousand dollars for his appearance at
the October term of the Circuit Court.
punishment for the offence is fine
and imprisonment. ,e.f
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PUBLIC SALE


OF Lots IN the City of wheeling and
2ht South Wheeling.
n WILL SELL, AT PCf5rTG AI1c,rroS4s
Lion Friday, the LIST day of EepteInIlef
next Mt the mont door.of the Court HOUSE Of
ONO county commencing said sale at ten
O'Clock Tnc a: NJ, Lots numbered l26, u of Lot
Is, Lots l5S and log, all on Zane street: aiso
Lots liia9d az in RItcliles atldition, Cd Ward.
h. : ALSO IN SOUTH NRIIEEEING.i III
Lots p 3, 4, II and IL, square 90 Il ~ 5nF.
NOS ~, IL, SQUARE Ia i---g-..,t,,r,l r.
II, 10 squaIe80.
8, 15i square 49, NAA f'-i''lili = /.
I, 2, square &. siaeti
~, 70, u, square q. ada - l
fltsy " 10, square 81. mo u trt @-ttg-
, 81 square 81. 20
u, 12; square ~.
8, o, square "A. f-.i
OF 2, suIiare 10 . .1I.1sTe= lFc,Ef.st =. It
~ ~ 2Fs purchaser may Mt his
Op IIl paI the whole purchase money in
eash, or third in hand md the balan &. in
80 -, u, F. r.. ARMSTRONG
F! "usl7h lsi-ii3tf A3iit tt' Agent, =
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EXPENSES FER .OnAR1tER
aoU4sT. VINCENT,s D
Classical 6 Mercantile College
WHEEEING. w.lVnAL


p1SHOR WHEIAAHI TRUSTS IyfIA TTHE
~ sneScsS Of his efforts in behalf OF female
seSi.neatl9n;, VIII recn1nmend at once to the
and young men, which he hopes 10 make an
thnt Is desirable as school for youth.
~ me modern languages VIII be taught by
VINO VIII AFFORD to the pupils occasional OBJ
lIoTtunItieS Of learning by practice and cofl-
instruments and apparatus Osnlay eiucIdSfes
while they give interest TO tho stuSIIes al Nat
9I " PlllIosophE, Chemistry, Surveying and
ing md Penmanship will be stt3erinfs IA
by an eminent accountant = ~ "
LIB Inc Seno3i WI he open tnthe public, but
only G4lthQllCS VIII be received rs hoaTIleFs
unless Tor special reasons exception be made
The ~ discipline win be strict, and be enforced
ny the dismissal of the inSuboTJiinnte
!. Paymentwi aIwasy be required n Itfr1aee.
lor the day -scholnfS, quarterly. lin the T1ss
oil 6oaIFds6 for the halseion; and the ig
t uiees below indicate the casheffiIotiynffSe
terms. II from the neglect CfeDnSeIIts. ar
SsneE causes payment Is DELAYED, an adCIition
% zen per cent. TO the cash nffces nj consfi
Lnte the regular charges or fhe TyoiIaoe ~,
VIII be made for absence or for rs
I IoN1 wIen q quarter or halfsession has
Neeli c1lnlnenced, except In case OF sickness
TERMS: (wHES "a M ~ ApyANcEl
Boari; Including lights, fuel, bed and
6edging, for the scholastic year OFF
~ 90
n ai19 l6 OO
StlltiOnery per q1mtef nom 30 ctS IN i m
Medical attendance per quartz r...........s i 81
Tuition. It class. per quarter. lIveeks. 10 Oo
faH n s al 40 - 500
4th eel f.W i.i q "
slh re 81
ON : e.iist. p" Nm
: IA Ais''l.a tlsli On AFTER WHEN PAID
Ist ADYANCEl
French, German, stAlian or Spanish. Per
DAWN ieF GO
Use an ~ 2 ~
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by authority of the Ieglslature.I
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
West Virginia.

RESoLWED; BY THE LEGIsIATIRE
-llpof West Virginia, The following is nm
Rosed as an amendment to the COnstifntiono Of
thls state, 10 be added ut the end of the fiTssf
secIion OF the third rticle thereof, 10 become
I4att 81 the said Constitution whpn ratified
aGse19tIlng TO the provisions thereof namely:
Nc ~ 2 person who, since the lint day OF June.
ioot, mus gwen or shall give voluntary MD or
SLale shah be a citizen Of this State or be nj.
ioTed 70 vote At any election held therein.
HLleEsi ne has volunteered into the InflIfaTx
or naval service OF the United States ana ms
6 s OF g. snail be honorabIy discharged there
Adopted, MARCH, l, 1855. JUGS
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PARKBRsBURa was lit with gas for
the first time on the 2sd inst. The Ga
sette says that the experimentwas salts
factory. Ilt-l.1 J. ~ 1880 =.
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HARD to belieyel 1t is nevertheless
true that HALLS Sicilian Hair Remover
will Danish gray hairs in from 80 to 60
daysI- City references given. For sale,
with Night blooming Cereus, Sozodont
and all the popular toilet articles, by
t. n. Logan q Co. and Logan, List &
Cos ssi4 y ia1 ttsls5 9stsi august
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COMMISSIONERS OFF1cE.

In pursuance OF the above m61ftiSSed de
Wheeling, W. Va, on Monday, the 18th day
of September, 1865, proceed TO audit, state, &c.
tho accounts, &c, as required by the said de
HANNIBAL'FORRES
aug22-SOd Master Commissioner.
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+ THE Conference of the NJ. p. Church
will convene at Pruntytown, Taylor
Co., on the Both inst. s9sse
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LOTS IN SOUTH 9YVETERTINS3 ron
tz-i.s.1 ri t9AL.E5f AZ 30 - y
thirty nine, and he Tl9I4ii i5a1g II y ~
~ I'M 5sSed in That part 81 tie
is,1I,E.. ~ y Grange
me me = ge9ssri fiJAAfE5 8, VIIEAIyis
shot iisyig ssii gia- itftif = 11pEfSe
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q q. B. CAIDWEII,

A IToRNEY FOR ALL MILITIA Ry-
1z SIpan1iIas HneS Pay, BonIty, Pensions, sc.
erly oecnpisd by Caldwell q BOYD. onnoSIta
h ~ o., w heeling Cup stAifsl.l 11Yf
man, GqveTnor of West Vifginla. n p PSI
I nm AEl ptant General of West virginia. &
4Slslly, Sasnler MerchantS and MechaiiiSS;
mhT-6mdtw&W mi ! y y lsss
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II OFFER FOR "a ne. NY PRoPER1yy.
u sltuated on the line tile National Road
Iopr miles cast OF the city or Wheeling Safd
property consists of my tlence corifuJfiintS
eleven rooms and an attic fhisheiI. IISafB
rooms and all modern improvements: InISo.
Ioufteen acres of ground attached, on WHICH,
Htnbiings Ice and spring house, cIliclTefv ma
two cisteTIls. AlRo, one hundred and WENT
1ye Apple tTees of choice kinds; Pear Peach
Plum and Ounce trees, all bearinn TII1srts,
are 9tso ehoice selectIons Of GTaIes RasnIes
Lles, Blaet DeFf!es, StFsWberTies and tfiSfI
VIII. eYaFgreens and other ornamental shrub
n win also sen my Honssl ~,
any one desiring TO puFcIInse An u
fetsols deslf1ng TO consult me IN rer5nIII tn
tef11s OF payment de-, can leave their
me on the premises + ? 1850 " NAA4t
z fe.1E22stf -. JACOB HoRNBRooK. 4
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GAII,EYR.

zlonyoe Stfest betlpees 1Eakl e Marked.
OH5oTCSo1!SaAPTIsP Lam ORiFTNIsHED
In Oh or India Ink, ffon iifes ~; SsnnSsfi
nom old pictures t-.s - - SP-Su
"a. SAts ~, 4! PP45oToGRAI ocular pains
RfIG ~ aniI S picture:
Publishers prices n .s.i- - i'-.-ss
A good variety OF GILT q ROSEWOOD
Dle Rt4eet. .e.a.a - -. y. q .. declS q
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AND NAII FACTORY.

-
Founded ss follows: west by the Ohio river,
and south by the property of Messrs. Caldwell
& Lancaster.
Also, the Coal Mine In said Ward, now
worked by said corporation, and the railway
connecting said mime anu the rolling mill. .
Also, the real estntc and coal property be-
longing to the said corporation In and adjoin-
ing South Wheeling, including that recently
chooses in action connected Herewith; and q
town lots in South Wheeling, lately purchas-
ed OF the NJ. d n. Bank and others, and lot
Nos L in CaldwelIS addition to- the city 81
Wheeling south east cornerof Main and DI-
vision streets, with five tenements thereon.
II IS supposed. tint the coal property to be
sold N1tht1 works, Is sum Client to supply the
works for thirty years.! 3lntslIsg 13fr4l
The said real property TO he sold on, the fol-
lowing terms, viz: one-fOurth cash., and the
residue, with interest from the day of sale, in
three equal 1nstalments, payable in six, twelve.
and eighteen months from said date; the pur-
chaser OF the real estate TO take the stock on
tel property at appiaisanent to be Innde
by three dtStnterested persons, of whom the
purchaser Is TO choose one, tho undersigned
agents another, and the two so chosen a third,
the decision of any two OF the three to be
binding; and the stock SO taken to be paid for
months. with Interest from day of sale. The
deferred Payments on both the real est0te
anu Stock 10 be secured by paper satisfactory
10 the Undersigned agents, and a lien to be re-
Ialne1l on the property until payment in full,
me purchaser shall have the option of pay
ing III hhnd the whole purchase money! or
any further portion thereof thnn above Stat
ed. 81 JAMES PAUL., -.
ta;f G. ID. HUBBARD,
II. llIfA Nc 1 IL.
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THE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK3s
Celebrated Female Pills

This Invaluable medicine sunfailingin the
cure OF all those painful md dangerous dis
eases tncidentto the female constitution.
II ,modefateS all excuses and removes nll
distinctions, from whatever cause, and a
speedy cure may be relied on. 80 :
TO MARRIED LADIES, E{
It is peculiarly suited. 1t will. I'm n. sllor,
time, bring on the monthly period with reguS
GAUTIONI
These Pills should not be taken by females
hat are pregnant during the FIRST THREE,
MONTHS rs they arc sure TO bring on Mis-
carriage, but Mt every other time, and In eve
~ other case, they nre perfectly safe lf'5
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affec-
IONS Pains in the Back and Limbs Heavi.
ness, Fatigue on slight exertion, Paipitation
OF tho Heart, LowneSS of Spirits, Hysterics
Sick Headache, Whites, and all the painful
diseases occasibned by a disordered system.
these Pills will effect cure when ali other
means have failed. 49,, = ~
tuud1rectonsi In the pamphlet around each
package, which should be preserved.
Sold by all Druggists. Price One Dollar per
bottle. ~. = sE's-S. = 49, - III III
Sole United States Agent,
JOB MOSES, q Cortlandt st, N. ".
N. B.-S1.OO and six postage stamps enclosed
TO any authorized agent, win insure a bottle
containing over my Pills, by return mail
: k4ukszu -4it't4-t 3 ftfa las
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ofEsSEp AN soFFicE. The city sinner
lntsndert office schools has estSbIisIoil
an ONCE in the City building. where ~
can be feEnd hyseae66rs md Slot6s-S
VINO may have business 10 transac,
WITH him. HeNiill also hold a spe.,sI
examination ON the SVth inst. COM
Inealeing q nine o'clock a. M. fSir tf,
M SSue1t OF those teachers who were una,
the e 70 Ie, S,tena The examination held on
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MIR. WIN. q. HANDIaAN having mn
NJ clnsed the interest OF Mr.. W. w. Miller
ness VIII be continued under the, firfTi al
ffSoE, Aandlan & Go. i.i;at! t{ Iull.
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PLUAEDiNa AND GAs-FTrr1No.-we
take pleasure in, calling the attention OF
our citizens to the now establishment OF
Messrs. is. Trimble & Co. This firm
is composed OF worthy and enterprising
men who, doubtless, will use every en-
deavorl To give satisfied jon, to their GUS
toners. We understand that they have
secured the services of one Of the very
best worlSmcn in Philadelphia. They
have also supplied themselves with a
complete stock OF all kinds of goods and
materials necessary to the prosecution
of tho business of plumbing and gas-fit.
ting in all it's branches, We hnve M
doubt of their success, and car cheer
fully recommend the new firm to all
who may wish ,ahyth hing in their line ~
business. ( 1t335 = Va
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SUSPENSIONS FooT BRInuR.-On Sntur.
day evening the Market street bridge
across Wheeling creek was closed up
ana p9st Of the tiooti ng REMOVED. brt.l
parRtOty to'a thorough Course ofrebdirs
The timbers and flooring are very much
decayed and viii have to besrepIaeed
with new material. We noticed ycs-
terday, that notwithstanding the harri-
cades and the dangerous condition of
the structure a number of adventurous
individuals continued toeross It In prof
erenee to walking few steps further
TO reach the Main street bridge. 81
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IT is a matter of daily remark TINT
there IS hardly u pavement in the cityI
in front of any property or residence
that is creditable to the premises. Ma.
ny of our pavements are. we were
going TO say, moro stumbling BloclSsss
We do not think the phrase exagger-
ates their condition. People do STUN
bic over them, so uneven and sunxen
are the bricks. Stumped toes and
sprained ankles might become epidem-
les so far us any saving virtues in the
pavemePts ARE CONDEMNED. Il Il sddrl..
gested that an order of council sbonld
be passed compelling property holders
10 level up and relay their pavements.
FINE PRoPRRTY FOR SAI.R-Iye de-
sire to call the attention of our readers
70 the very desirable property adyer5II
used Tor sale by. Nj. Benjamin Fisher.
Y y pleasantly located ON the. han ii ~
sne OHIO river 4 short distance above
henwood. The buldiags,are snbsten.
tal aud eomrnodious, while the land e
VI tle stquality, ~ sfl- l,9.ll8
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! REMEDY.
nNC URE wARRANTEDpsa
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
saEEeaal ~ etee,ll5,,,. .ele.9t9s.g N .eF,plen.
SNMPHoMs.

n = 4NAE3-
TUIE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
n, they generally appear nre at hrst very
slight. Persons md they have a cold, thSt
they have frequent nttacHs, and are n1dfe
sensitive TO the changes of temperature. IN
Lhls CONDITION, the nose may be dry, or a slight
HlSchaTge, thin and ncrid, afterwards hec6i-
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease he
comes chronic, the discharges arc Increased in
quantity ana changed quality; theyare now
OH. The SecretiOnS are offensive, causing q bnd
breath the voice IS thick and flsal, the eyes
4ie weak the sense of the smell is lesSened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symtOm Of
SSata[Th tsthat the person Is Obliged 10 clear
mucus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place tile
person may be sure TINT his disease Is on Its
arreStfng IL. ~ '1t'-'l- - =,
The above are but few ofthe many Catarrh
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Valuable Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR
SaEdis. MOnrOa Co O1nic, ..

~ &AHO-9NEAR
Sardis, Monroe Co. Ohio "a
z ~ of changing ms. buslneSE I
IL l., oilef ior sale my valuahle property situat-
eq IN and near the town OF Saiflis, comnrisinfr
z farm near Sands and one mile nom tie
ONO river containing one hundred and eigh.
" acres ninety acres Of Inch arc cleared and
U TnIsf SgI1t.iiyanon with Young orclHrd OF
A hlt1ll near !SatSiis, one and one quarter
4 MS Ine 9hlo river containing l0acres
my MY 5 acres oIwhiefi arc cleared, with young
orcnaTu now bearing, containing four nun.
'specieE tiIs = eAAeFIS
Also, my large BRICK CsteamI TaIOIR.
~ SI a ea LIZ M satlis containing two run
OF ~1o4f Ieet buFTSi engine, l2 inch (.ySlIndeF
teet stroke, two double fiuetl boiIeTs 3TISi
allll IS situated in the midst OF a fiie erai,
groSYlngfeg ZION and now eYIfoying n ma M n.
tlSH,age. II Is completely PROVIDED with All
order. - 'fs'.- - ~ ~ tllie running
leLeH 10 an enterprtgfng man. 80 - -
one az w1IeI, cling ho1se In
Two store ihouges IN one az. 1vI,tcl, = m, 80
present doing bushes : VIZ. =; az
y. EDWIN HORNBROOR
6nrdts. Monroe CO., Ohio.
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HUaE TOAIAT6Ss,2We have, in our
Office cluster OF tomatoes. grown in
the garden of Mr., II. Richardson. who
resides on the Island. This cluster
contains six large tomatoes, ALI fully de-
Neloped, Yet growing almost as com
pactly as a cluster ofgyriapes. The bunch
weighs almost four pounds. II all the
vines in N the neiehborhood gave such a
YIELD q, this, we could probably get to-
Hlatoes at lower rates. f5 +.
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ITNSLEY INSTITUTE.

knKIIHW anu OIIl1sEU1lI AeWWell1ys
UIHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
tuition viii begin on Monday, September
9TH, 1865. The School still occupies rooms
above the Express once, opposite the Mcclure
Housess 1. F. JONES. Principal.
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THB Steubenyille railroad, bridge
will be finished by the 10th of Septem-
Der, and the Panhandle road Will then
be III running order to Pittsbufg.
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Hon. GEO. R. LATHAM, NJ. O., and
Chas. H. Boone, late Of Philadelphia,
have associated themselves as.iAttor-
neys at Grafton. " i.H ~
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At7 tifHp uEtGst iil -
80 lzl .i4-I u s-si+ t-5 .5.,,s-..
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

HEAVY BUsINEss.-The monthly re-
turns of the clothing merchants of this
city show that during the last three
months their sales have enunusually
heavy, and have reached m amount far
beyond what is generally supposed
These RETURNS are only made for the
clothing manufactured by themselves,
and, does not include their sales OF
ready made clothing not manufactured
in their own establishments. They es-
timatethat the amount returned is only
about one fourth of their actual sales,
The total returns for May, June, and
July amount to eighty-four thousand
feight hundred and ninety-two dollars,
which, according to tho foregoing esti-
mate would make the actual sales fol
those three months amount to the very
large sum of $685., SOS, which, We think
is pretty good fol. the summer season
/ R1yER.- Yesterday evening the river
WINS receding slowly, with a little over
flour feet in the channel.
The ReUenue let for Cincinnati or
j Saturday. She took out mir trip.
II The arrivals on Saturday were, the
! Eagle, from Parkersburg; Reulab, from
\ Pittsburgh; Hard Times, from Pitts.
hurghs for New Orleans. - ~.
Tho Wheeling steamer Potomac, Capt,
Fink, is employed now down below.
She was to have left Cincinnati on Fri
day evening for Louisville, with $50
soldiers of the 4th Regiment U. s. v. v,
She has been chartered to take the place
of the 81, Charles, which boat win be
withdrawn to be 1engthened!3 So saws
the Ga-ette ofsaturday.