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SECOND EDITION.
5O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,

WASHINGTON. August %. 1865.
Jay Cooke & 90. furnish the following
quotations. Of Government securities:
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VERY IfL.-We regret TO learn that Wm I
Stone, Esq member of the Washington bar
continues very low At the Stone Mansion
TO be diving
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u3 the Public schools Of the Third school
school Building, at 4 o'clock p. m. on SATUR-
DAY the let preximo NH, .un po,,n
rTBI CAMP MEETING AT MT. PIsGAH,
uS ten miles north of the city viii commence
iss previously advertised on FRIDAY .NEXT.
AugIs' 81 Persons wishing e secure lots for tsnts
viii be Ppt on that day and the exercises of the
w m S sGn
with the daily trains leaving at a. m. and 80
By private conysysnces. persons will take the
road passing soldiers Home and Book Greek
Church first fork after passing The places keep
he e i ST. ~ j. w. 60RSEt Fs;ssr,
n~ ROOMS OF THE CLAIMS OOMMIs
Iso5-speciai claims ss .inst the war Department
not within the jurisdiction of any Bureau of said
ton By the Claims Commission" y o S!H
under Special Orders Of the Secretary Of War,
II Ge sSd the
try at the effice of the Com mission. Department
DEWITT CLINTON,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and
au INV Judge Advocate, Recorder.
TCoLLECTOR's OFFICE, CITY HALL.
S WASHINGTON, d c., August i, 1856
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice 10 hereby given that BY IAN act approved
July Is l86 - the rate Of tax on all real and per
sonal property, stocks, &C., for the year 1886 is
bred dellars of the assessed value Of said property
Upon all taxes upon all property not in arrears
per cent is ailo wed from August i. 1856 until the
Last day Of October 1856, after which abatement
su 2eo0t VIM. DIXON, Collector.
FOR SALE 900 SHINGLES, large lot of 10
10 SASH Apply 81 No a6a 10th street % or at the
GRAPES GRAPES! GKAPEsl- CarameIs,
Ices, Fruit Re ats sh Pa sve Srs."'
gu 29-4t- between 18th ard 18th SITS.
+ LII STYLE
Just erened, the IeadIng Philadelphia and New
York Fall styles Of Gents DRESS HATS1
which, for beauty and durability cannot beA
Psrticuiar attention iszitsa to the yo4ng gents
aa 20 81 244 Pa avenue, bet. 18th and 18th.
HINTS FOB THE TABLE. with a few words
i Il on Wines Household Cookery. Carving &c.
ReceiPt. for French Cookery. saysr's Cu ss
Campaign. Mrs. Lea's Domestic Cookery. Mrs.
h am % Virgin" Hous1 FRsNok TAYLOR
l. Gus CHARACTER received at the Once Of
Z Gilbert Washington, D. O.. offers to
,Johs H. Lowe, Baltimore, Md, ofe;s to pHr.
Mds m fnS at
S2so II
ORPHANS COURT, AUGUsr q, ls6s-DIsTRIcT
~ OF COLUMBIA. WARRINGTON COUNTY, to-,ou:-
In the case of Sophia Z. Douglass, administratrix
OF William Doug es. deceased, the ADM nstratrix
aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Or
phans' Court Of Washington County aforesaid, APP
pointed Saturday, the I'D day of Septsm next
fer the final settlement and distribution of the per-
sona estate of said deceased and of the ass sts in
hand, as far as the same have been collscted
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
notihed to attend, with their claims prop
erly vouched they may ether by Law be
excluded from all benefit In said deceaseds es-
tate: provided q copy of this order be published
once q week for three weeks in the Evening Star
previous to the said day.
Test q. q. ROBBINS,
an % w3w@ Register Of Wills,
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RY VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
- Nos. 3l5 and 3I1
South corner Penn a avenue ana OH .,ro.

&C, AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY MORNING. August n q. "a
O'Clock, within the store. We will sell at our su6
ton rooms, without reserve, stock Of Dry Goods
Calicoes. Alapacas, French Lawns
hoop Skirts, Parasols
IL Plated Pitchers
Cambria Ribbons. Lace Wells
" hite Goods. ready made
Cottops, Muslins Napkins
Table Covers, Silk ManteIs
Bonnets, Table Linen &c
lCarbine and case
With other articles IN the dry goods line
IL W. l.. WALL 4 Co. Aucts
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BOARDING..

ROARDING. with pleasant ROOM. Inquire at
- Ne s54 L. ST., bet 0th and 9th. au 29-2t'
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOMMO.
without board, In private family. 399 18th
Two LARGE WE'LL FUkNISHED AND
well ventilated ROOMS for rent with or with
out BOARD, in private family, on reason able
terms, ut No. 341 18th street, between M and
sueen, aug st"
SINGLE GENTLEMEN can ha We good BOARD
- and nicely furnished ROOMS at IS per week
Apply at 3l7 Sth ST., bet L and M au 2s-3ts
BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS in Alexan-
- dria address M. B., Alexandria, Va Re
fereDcee required. aus 81.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS en- suite, or
l. otherwise with first class BOARD. Also
Table Board for Two three gentlemen, may be
obtained at No La. avenue, between Al and
9TH streets. au2 73t*
ROARD-A few gentlemen can be accommodst
- with pleasant ROOMS, with or without Board
in location convenient to business. by apply Ing
TO Mrs PENNINGTON, No. 40 Missouri ave,
near Az street. au2 4-2ws
ROARD-First-rateT TABLE BOARD at $40 a
- month; FURNISHED ROOMS at SIS to = l5t
at l22 Pennsylvania avenue, ne 10Th ST. su2s iw.
y OOMs, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISUED.
IL with or without BOARD, corner AZ and Pa
avenue, formerly the Arlington House au Il Inns
ITO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
Pheasant single or communicating FIR
nisHED ROOMS, at No. sig X street. between
4,h ana o'h Nj lS-l2t-
TABLE BOARD at No. AGA 10th street. few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms as Der
month. de Is II
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sUTLER SHOP AT CAMPBELL BosPIraI,
together with the adjoining Building near the
Park Hotel, 9TH street, 1t Public Auction
On mONDAY, the Sd of September next at 8
O'Clock p m we shall sell, on the premises, the
Terms cash.
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RECEPTION AT THE CITY HALL.

GRAND OVATION IN NEW YORK.
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EOR SALE-5,OOO SHINGLES, large lot of 10
BY Is SASH and FRAMES. Also, q lot OF by
10 SASH. Apply at No. 362 10th sire ct or at the
corner of 18th and Boundary SITS. su 20 ST.
GRAPES GRAPES, GRAPES! -CarameIs,
NJ Carsmels, Caramels, fine Candies Creams
Ices, Fruits. JEWELS, gao Pa avenue
gu % between 18th al d 18th SIS
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RY GREEN VILLA Ms, Auctioneers.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON ~ STREET,
BETWEkN MISSOURI AND PENNsYLVA-
PUBLIC AUCTION
On FRIDAY. the Slst instant, and at 10 clock
m, We shall tell, 1t the residence Of lady de-
Ginning housekeeping Q lot Of Household urni-
niture. consisting Of
Parlor Chamber and other Furniture
The attention Of persons in want are invited to
attend the sale.
Terms cash.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
au2 I'D Intel Auctioue.rs
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On ASSORTED SECONDHAND
~ / o b
for sale or rent very low. Also, ~
MELODEONS AND PARLOR ORGANS lTTET7
JOHN y. ELLIS,
au Is It 800 Pa. avenue, near 18th st.
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PAT QUINLAN AGAIN IN TROUBLE
As the following relates, we are in
formed, to a young gentleman well
known hereabouts, we clip it from the
Pittsburgh Commercial of Saturday
last. The statement about Quinlan's
having been in the penitentiary We are
inclined to think untrue:
A few days since the room of James
Clansey, boarder at the Cross Keys
Tavern, on Federal street, Allegheny,
was entered by Il thief, who purioined
valuable suit of clothes from mis-
trunk. Mr.. Clansey, suspecting n fell
low boarder named Patrick Quinlan,
OF having committed the robbery, made
an oath before Mayor Morrison, to that
effect, when a warrant was issued for
his arrest. Yesterday morning, Quin-
Ian was discovered on Fifth street, by
two members of the Allegheny police.
and taken to that city. While at the
Mayors office he managed to slip ont
OF side door unperceived, and was
hhstening up Ohio street, when he was
| overhauled by officer Campbell, and
again taken into custody. Quinlan's
reputation for honesty is not very good.
he having been convicted on n similar
charge some years ago, and sent to the
penitentiary. The missing clothes
were found in his trunk, which he had
taken to the Union Depot, it having
been his intention to leave the city last
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

AN INCIDENT IN THE LIFE OF SA-
LOON kEEPER.-The case of Steward
Henderson, charged with disturbance
OF the public peace, which had been
continued twice, was finally taken up,
at the Police Court, yesterday, and dis
posed of. The defendant not being
present the trial proceeded all the same.
1t appeared from the evidence that
Henderson had gone into the saloon OF
ID. Schafer in Centre Wheeling, and,
as an interesting game OF dominoes
was going on in back room, had TAX
en- hand. The game being concluded,
he walked up to the bar and called for
four drinks for himself and party.
The drinks were swallowed and Hem
derson, somewhat warm, informed Mr..
Schafer in not the choicest of language
that he could whip him or any other
man. Mr.. S. requested Henderson to
pay for his drinks. The gentleman
thereuPon pulled out his pocket book,
but, taking second thought, returned
1t to his pocket, and said he would nav
next day. More words ensued. when
Schafer took from behind his counter
the stock of a whip, and with it struck
Henderson once or twice over the head,
telling him at the same time to go out
OF the house. Henderson, finding the
inside of the house too hot for him, went
out into the street and, picking up a
stone, threw it through the doors. This
feat accomplished, he went up the street
short distance to another saloon,
where, it is presumed, he got another
drink.
In about half an hour Mr.. Schafer
was gratitied TO see Henderson return
with three or four companions. Smart
ing under the injuries he had received,
he now commenced series of demon
STATIONS which were too violent to be
overlooked, and the result was that u
warrant was sworn out by Mr.. S., upon
which he was arrested, and, yesterday
morning, fined by Judge Good, ten dol
lars and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

FESTIVAL AT WAsH1NGToN HALL
we nope TO see large attendance at
the festival, to be given tonight by the
iadles OF the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, Mt Washington Hall. The
most ample arrangements have been
made and there will be something there
10 please each and every taste. There
VIII be charming music fer those who
love II, and grOsser comforts for the
more earthly part of the visitors. The
laIier class are particularly invited.
T.. ,. Since the above was written,
we have seen note from one of the
principal vocalists, in which it is an
hounced that II severe cold contracted
within a day or two past, will prevent
her taking part in the exercises. The
concert Will therefore be abandoned, ms
Committee.
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AN AFFRAT AT A DINING SALOoN,-A
party OF three gentlemen, l.. l.. SMALL
wood, of Belmont county, Ohio. Adam
Garrison, of WetZel county, West Vir-
ginia, and George Shipman, of Mar
HnsNliLe' entered the dining saloon OF
W. Falloure, on Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy, and called for
oysters. The oysters were placed be-
Tore them, and while eating one of tho
party ordered SausugeS and fish. These
aisowere served up. The fish not being
altogether to the taste of the parties
they declined eating, and told FalIoure
thatl was not good. Some words passed
tnre, but the bill was paid bv ono ~
the party. They then len, and going
round to Water street, came to the con-
Clusion that it would be the thing 10 ra
turn TO the saloon and, as Smnilwood
expressed 1t, either make the proper ac.
acknowledgements TO Fallour or compel
them from him. In few mo-
ments afterwards the party enter
ed the saloon second time
and Smallwood engaged in converse.
tlon with the proprietor. What u ms
Lhs purport of the conversation was
not distinctly stated. But it resulted
In FRlloure'S going behind his counter.
ana emerging with something like
RENnn-
Ing in the door. That gentleman rs-
treated to the pavement and was
followed by Falloure, who commenced
to beat him over the head with mis-
weapon. Garrison now interr,rej ard
was set upon by both FalIoure and
Manners, one OF the cooks emploveS
at the saloon, who gave him some n,ISs
wounds on the head. The afTray Was
brought to a conclusion by the in.
terferauce OF a well known Main street
merchant.
The AFFAIR coming to the knowledge
of the Police warrants, were issued for
FallOure, Manners, SmalIwood and
Garrison. They were arrested, and as
two Of the parties were strangers the
trial was had at the Police Court in the
course OF the afternoon.
Falloure, against whom there were
two charges, was fined on each ten dol
lars and costs; Manners, for the part he
had taken, five dollars and costs; and
SmallwOod, i've dollars and costs.
Garrison was discharged.
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DIR. T. j. KISNER,
ECLECTIC MEnTrrNrr

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, I'D ST., CENTRE WHEELING. w. Va
DR;y X; HAVING SECURED THE SER
II, hi ,sS OF an Intelligent assistant, who
VIII attend to the PREPARATION of medi-
cinesr putting up prescriptions &C. viii an
t ne nun 10 give more attention TO out pa
ILenUs, especially to his many friends In tTe
country. His medicines are ali Drenar,i IL,
t IN OWL once, and all delivered to his pa-
i SentS by himself DIR. K. treats all diseases
pom Acute and Chronic, with which hnmon
Ivy Is atiicted. He has a large number Of neI,y
remedies, which have proved remarjyaI,Iy
Chronic diseases which heretoSoIe he ca SSS Oh
supposed TO be lncurable among winch MAJ,
G De named: CONSUMPTION, Scrofnia. Dis
cancers and Skin Diseases. HIS MODE ~
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Com nIoiTtS
Dig p, rs and all diseases of the Throat
er diseases of the Heart Neurai9ia EIIIeIL,,S
SplnS Affections, and all diseases Of the SsT
HOns system is acknowledged by ali who have
tested II TO be the most Certain and sIL'Ie ~
ever known to the medical profession mr. z
mas Deen Sminently successful in the treat.
MenstTul DISTINCTIONS, Painful Menstrns;tifdn
LheucrrheRl Uterine and Ovarion TnIno,-I'
vSic5 tII = 1e[l and all Nervous diseases to
n ne re makes speciality in the treatment M
~ SnIonic AFFECTIONS of the Genito TJrinarv
organs, VIZ: Catarrh OF Bladder and ITrefhrS
irritable Bladder, and NOn-retention aud
DDLlODIng, OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
G S5Fn, PIabetis and Dificuit UrinhtinG syE
RH iIiiitlc Diseases In all their varied forms
5honarrhea, its complications and seonaIins
sS3P P and Impotency, and all afTecII
Also special attention paid 10 the tT,,
o. FlStul9s, White Swelling, Scr0fnISms
SSoLes, NaricoSe Ulcers, &c. Persons affiicfeSj
Sh3nId lose no time to call on or adde's m
h1SNER. Communications c0nfSfninS, - ~,
Y I nsg,IainS houced; ONCE prescriptions and
LtSSulCIme cash. For visits in CITY same os
otuS[ 6nysictnnS. Office hours 8 A NJ IN 10
NJ 4: =, e r. NJ. TO- Z. NJ, and 2. N. to9P NJ.
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cure OF
. i u II III A

- L II Ii Il X a
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bron-
Cults, rheumatism, and all kindred
complaints.
DOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
been before the people, aud the verdict
returned from every quarter, by the con-
sumers OF the half million bottles that nave
been sold within that time, Is, that
"IT ALWAYS CURES.D
Read the following, which is only "A sneci-
men OF the many letters we are daily receiyt
ing:
"ORRIE SKINNER & Co.-STRs:ES1ivsffb
sittn.ulns my general prejudice against pro-
y iSSt.alS tOr patentl medicines, / WAS induced
~ ~ guy TWO bottles OF the American ife
t GGiSI,s, thFoGgh the high recommendation Of
S Sheh Dy afriend, as always curing DIDtheTIa
SSS1ushs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis. 30
s ~ son, sixteen years OF age was taken sud-
uelIy III win DtptheTia, and could ScarreIv
Sttyet.h OF swallow, his breathing was 30 had
y, Me We're much alarmed, but decided TO try
using the Drops according to GireCfion. ne
WIS soon relieved and the disea ss aDtjreIy
broken up. let a friend suffering with
= neuulAtlsm nave one OF the bottles. He
and ;te the best medicine he ever used. 4
nanny near him, suffering from Colds and
OIceIaLed Sore Throat, used some OF his and
Were cured in a short time. Since then let
my brother, physician have n part OF mine,
ana with which lie cured u bad case or Din
tne[A he Is constrained 10 acknowledge
mat they are valuable.
Truly yours, Abb ELDER"
me Lie Drops are carefully pFepaTed by
ORRIN SKINNER & co,
ana sold by all Druggists.
,,i DeInaS Barnes & Co, New York, Fuller,
+ lnch; q Co., Chicago, General Agents.
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"HhkI.INGI W. VA, Nov. y, 1855.
Mr.. c. II: oDRERr-De1r Sir:-About time
years ago had severe SHELL OF TYphOid
lever, and lost the greater portion Ofmy hair.
since which time have used Halls Hair
ktenewer' Kings AmbroSia, Woods Hair RE
other preparations that WeTe warranted to ~,
rs TepreSe nted-but they all failed, and was
induced by frtend to try your VegetabIe
Al ioIoSlsa.Whlch after using three bottles,
am happy to state fOrced n luxurious proSrth
~ u3rk hnir upon my head, as well MS chang
81 what lew gray hairs there were. TO their
original color. - ~ eAASiA
Lam, Sir. Your Ob't Seryt
NJ, JAMES wATTERS,
Mh' y H. oDBERT, Wheeling, W, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND BAT
TERT-A negro named Alex. Davis, who
runs on the river, made oath before the
Clerk of the Police Court, on Saturday
last, that he had been assaulted and bat
Tered by Conrad Cots, engineer on the
boat on which Davis runs, Yesterday
morning the case was called before
Judge Good, but as the prosecutor did
not appear, the defendant was dis
charged from custody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

SECOND WARD MEETINd.-The Union
voters met at City Hall last Saturday
nlght to nominate delegates to the City
Council. Lewis Woodmausee, ESQ.
was called to the Chair, and Mr.. John
bishop appointed Secretary. The meet
ing was well attended, and the proceed
lngs were of the most enthusiastic and
spirited character. The following del
egates to the Convention were nomi-
mated, viz: Capt. VIM. ]. Robb Lewis
Woodtnansee, John L. Wilson, John j.
Robinson, j. NJ. Baird, Cummins Clark
Lewis Summers, ]. s. Rhodes, and
james Adams.
The following ticket was nominated
for Council:
FIRST BrGmch.-E. NJ. Norton, Esq.
Second Bran CHICO. X. CIrtIyricbt
and Thomas Z. Beans.
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WHERE HAS THE Row Boar GONE ?
We were informed yesterday that the
row boat, which used to be one of the
features on the river at this point, has
lately disappeared mysteriously from
It's quarters at Booth, Battelle & Co.'S
Whhrfboat. WehOPe it will be brought
back, so that we may be able to record
u few upsets next summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

SI1rr-FTvE DOLLARS will buy one OF those
excellent Singer Sewing Machines all COM
pieIe'with hemmer, broidercr, corrler, &C.. &c.
Tue machinery being fully equal to machines
Soid Tor one hundred dollars and upwards, the
only difference being in the outside finish.
Warranted three years, and full instructions
givenat the house OF the purchaser. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
H. MORTON,
General Agent, Isl Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

SUSDRIES-A FEW RBI!s. PRIME MA
~ pie sugar; Superior Green. Rlari and
Japanese Teas Pure White Wine VinegaT.
new YORK Crab and Champagne Cider Rot
TED; New No. L Salmon; English hair,
CheeSe; Pickles and SaucsS; Tapiocs, PssTI
sage; Corn starch, Maizena,, sc. HeTmstiroI-.
but, Lobster. CLAIMS and SapiineS
Genuine English MuStarIi; Salad oil. hes,
quality; French Mustard; Sap Sago Cheese.
Condensed Milk.
Toðer with a general assortment of
tISts3nnple articles. Just received aud for
N. & g. D. WOODROW
OId Fellows Hall Building MOnrns st
N.Y. WHEELING. w. VA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

STRANGE 0ccURRENcE.-We have
been informed that, one day last week
a young woman WAS engaged in wash
of our large clothing establishment
and while so engaged was approached
by some one, who dared her to jumu
from the window to the ground. She
wouldn't be dared, so our informant
stated, and took the leap instantly,
but, strange to say, escaped with u bro,
ken finger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04
Fresh OYSTERS.
Oysters! Oysters!

WARD MEETING.-A meeting of the
Union voters of the Sixth Ward will be
held at the school house, in said Ward,
this evening, to elect delegates to the
city Convention, and also to nominate
candidates for both branches of the
Council. Let there be full turn out,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

ALARM OF FrRE.-An alarm of fire
was accustomed yesterday evening be-
tween four and five O'Clock, by a chin.
neg in the house of Mr.. Alfred Mericle,
on an alley between Zane and CLAY
streets, close to the new Zane Street II.
L. Church, taking fire. No damage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

A LUSATIC.-our readers winvre-
member that some time since we re-
corded the arrest and committal to Jail
oil girl named Mary Walker, on u
charge of lunHcy. She has been await
ing examination for a week or two, and
was yesterday brought before Justices
Johnston. McAianaway and Irwin, at
the Sherih7s Office.
Atter hearing the evidence the justices
decided that she wRs a Iunatic, and
committed her to the custody or the
Sheriff. for transportation to the Asylum
at Weston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

PREMATURE loss OF the hair, which is so
common nOw-R-dayS, may be ENTIRELY nTr
vented by the use of Rurnett's COcOaine n
t mnS DSen used III thousands of cases where
t She mar WAS coming out in handsful and
mas never failed 10 arrest its decay, and 10
promote healthy and vigorous growth. II
y, ~ me same time, unTiVaIed as dressing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

PRIMARY MEETING IN THE FouRrH
WARD.-At a meeting of the Union
voters of the Fourth Ward, held on last
saturday night, the following gentle
man were chosen delegates to the CITY
Convention. which meets on SATURDAY.
evening: O. X. J. Ellifritz; l.. L. Han
son, j. A: Metcalf, VIM. Shields and
w. p. McKelvey.
The nominees for Council are, for the
Ist Branch, j. a. Metcalf; for the ID
Branch, l.. Il. Hanson, j. Il. McDeTmot,
=; y; stevens, Jacob Morris and Thos.
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Tho following sleslrabIo Town Los, to wI..
Glass Works Property


A SPLENDID SITE LOCATED IN MO-
~ nOngahela City, Washington county,
tanning about 2J5 acres, with a front or 400
feet. more or les, on Che principal business
street, and running back to the creek, thus
mHking 1t one OF the hest locations for a
dlASS Works, Rolling Mill or Wooden Fac.
river.
On the same property is a brick row con-
tanning seven two-story tenements, one
two-story store room and ware ROOM .
Also, two one acre lots in said city. Com
Yenlent 70 this property can be had lime
stone, coal and wood in abundance Being
only 30 miles from Pittsburgh on the MOnOns
gahelta river, with two lines of steamers
lai!y. makes 1t very desirable prpperlysfor
The above described property will be offer.
ed at private sale untiIthe SECOND TUBS
pay II. DECEMBER, and II not sold at
ses.
For particulars and terms, inquire of D.
lHMSEN OF the firm of Cunningham q
ihmsen, Glass Manufactures, No. 100
WATER STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.