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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-07
New Drug Store, New Goods, New

r HAVE just COMPLETED 1iY STORE
Il room ana bHVe recdSed large and COM
pletA alsOTtnIeat Of Drugs aud Medicines se-
iefted with especial care ~ 10 puTiiy and
Sis0 my Wines and Ilqu0nS 6einK Or choice
V{btaEe1 my Whisky, old and reliable all
Of which have heen bo1ght low for elGb, and
viii 10 sold NJ neiE and low e18Ell pT1ce4.
would moaI TfApee1nlly beg to iDt0fTn the
pdhiie al i1HRR. kfd especially the citizeng Of
Centre and East Wheeling. that IN Soliciting
their patronage IN the Drug buGine1S. that I
do 20 with m. eEpsrIenee Of many. Sean In Ill
the departments Of Pharmacy, AMI feel con.
nay stock 8 fresh, pure Bnd well aNsDrted-
have atlO eugn gid the HeFViceS Of o Competent
Denim Chemist and RhaTntaceutfst, VINO
Win be fopnd ever ready 10 attend to my der
man friends. PTescfJpElDns flied al All hourn,
dag and night. Q. il. ODBEItT.
Cor. Main and Webster streetH,
End Of Stone Bridge, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-07

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II BBiseFtsi Interest, 4 number Of
s-issyEes byfuBs bsss bstIl printed tf7F the
sis, u TIE children On ti4is oeeasiOti, the
flDs5ssz n y bieb ky hundreds NJ ljttis
soSses VII siJd much u The HIS GDd
spirit Lf tie sEsteisss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-07

SEw HAT AsD car sToRE.-A. & r.
sehWenfeger have just received their nENt
ktoeit OF sp,iDg and summer Hat and Caps,
80. Iio Main street
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Prof JOS. EBERT,

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So ~ tlsIi5e, y, ne sse4SJo rsles Silie4i
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-07

5YJsT M t1ss the tss4. M lgur,.b1E, m fia.T
~ par. Rings AAntRes4a. = warranted 70
ue1lOTs me hsis ~ rs original eOsSr and juH-
tre. Bright ri lsaff s. esispsed ~ EbeauttfuI
autumn. II topeEsses Hair Dyes, while {:
De4tlseE t4ij1Fea ..ibs texture Of ms hair or
e1ios ths JEin. II win D.eTe7It and cure
batdsss. Aaa Hair Drsss1hz # & HHT1ya1lsdi
! leu applications M e1Hvft,ee the most
silet1seIs n fbetTut d ti1e sLoye statements
PoT paIs 0niy ~ rdheTt, Chstnist. KBd OF
Ei1te Bgssae,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-07

It fsnov over thirty years since the ao ~
celebrated Pills were drSt diScoEeEedi :! ~
pUPONCO, OF Paris during y men t ~ -
have been exfenSiTeIy and SucceSS1uE ~
in mos OF the publie institutions g = 81 -. -
inFlEiru1e pracf5oe, Of bpth - !, =
unparalleled SuhcesS IN eSefy g - 49,.
onfv at the = urgent request o. inc us StS
sands of Ladies who have used mem, - - =
Is induced to make the E'alls pun1lc isg i ~
ist-iofIoT az those suffering from any LEteLH'
S,jtisS v-bsreyeF. a. well a TO prevent an y.
cresse of family where heailI VII not Perrnl1
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qsiDisEs, E,F rs ES5iDE sts1 fass4 dTJy-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-07

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$1,000 E<aGslasE ~ - 49, -
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-07

-PHosgRoHrI -cAEtsAYA-1be three
best EB0un Tonte., pisiIlfuiiy and eleEaniIy
combined In an Snber-eosoFed cordial,
beautifully transparent 70 tbs ere, pleasant
70 fiIs taste sessptAbIs 10 the stomach. IN
CaSHeiI. Mack 4 Chs Reno- Pflnpb0sated
gifxi7 d caiisaya Bark.
EseiI pint eoniaiRs one ounce Of Royal Calf
naya BARK, and each tsasp oonfn1 cOntainHon
grain Of Iron. samples furnished free % the
prOfeallot. cAsWEEL, MACK d CO.,
6GlG manufactures, New York.
e5ld b. an Druggists frIar9lmWre0WIy
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Jacob E. Horabro,ook IaEld Others. Defendants


Jacob E. Hornbrook ana Others, Defendants.
Pursuant TO q decree rendered In tbeabove
entitled cause bSi the Carcnit Court of Ohio
county State Of West Virginia, on the 9Th
day Of March: 1875 shall proceed to sell at
public sale, at the front door OF the Court
Hous OF Ohio county, on Tuesday, the 18th
dayof April, 1896, at 70 O'Clock, a. M, TO the
highest and hest bidder, the following deser1b-
edpf0perty to wit: zas
The south half Of lot or parcel of ground
being numbered Two hundred and SIX C209)
fronting on the west side Of Eoffi street, be-
tween First and Second streets. and laid out
BY William Chapline and Others, a. an adj
dlt4on 70 the city or whee1iugs and IN that
part Of The City Of Wheeling called Centre
Wheeling, sth Ward. Z =,
Terms Of sale-oDe thild 60 In e7sni 70 pe
paid ON the day Of sale, aud the Iesidues IN
igoequaI instruments at one and two years
the purchaser giving bonds with good secnr.
lfg.6eaiing interest from the day OF SAFE u1lIlk
pafd: the purchaser TO have the 0plon o1fay
ing the whole al die purci1hFe money pr any
gFeatef p1It than the one th1Etls IN c.5s1. Inc
3ftls 10 Be retained until thew hole ptthe pi1r-
- - - 2 = JOSEPH SEYB0IiD,
6hefiR OF Ohio County and spee1al ona-
GnfAiE6EieE. tzsfJ lssaf .1tsiez se1ltz-<tt .i4i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-07

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-07

cIuLpHES,, CAhEIAoEI.-D lnerent styles
and pTiceE Mt p.SIcoLbt Hlsoa -
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SheriR's Sale. p.

oTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., OHIO
- County Circuit Court. In ChanceEy,
Edzin Hornbrool1, Complainant,
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Persons desiring TO consult me IN regard 70
terms Of payment, dc. can leave their
names a Ehe Gas Company 3 Once, OF visit
fe6a-d4Ru JACOB HoRNBRooK-
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CITY ITEMS.

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Price 100000.
HoUxEHoLD FURNTTURE

The ground could NOT be purchased and
the bui1dinGs be put up AT a cost Of less than
S40y000. viii also sell my
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TftR WKLtsHuilu CiiIlttFlgH EtEc-
TioS.-BelOH We giYa the Vote of the
chIfier election held at WellhhuTR on
Thursday iast. 1'h6cntire Union tip 8.
st vas elected. The "DeFftpctats =
worked hard, We nndeTntandf lbiDg
every means 10 elect their nominees.
They bad on their Ticket two Copper
had IA Union soldh 8--one lriehtlnn
Ono oermHn--On9 EBgl lshfpat and
one old, 0riEinRl, out and out Sece4-
soDlht. This strange arspciation o.
political btdfe elbows would lbtEp down
sInoeFacy2 eoafdently counted ON q Vic
tory. too heavy tuns Of flRures, they
1SerS counting ~ithaut tleIt host. Tho
Union men proved TOO many. and the
.soldiers who siood by their, principles
were honoTed by nn'olection. .t1sssi
SfXY6Ii=yni Jhucl o.
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.tdtai.
a cAKD TO THE LADIES
DIR. DUPoECo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES

IufaIfble in Correcting irregularities RenioV-
Ing ObstrucElouS uf the Monthly GuInA
from Whatever CSuSs- and
ALVEAYs SUCCESSFUL. As PREVENTIVE
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anlpklts $780, ti't
The following Trustees were elected
by m average majority Of twenty yf;
q. W. Chester, David IatimeEst John
JaSeuT, g. KimbeFlnnd, X, TsiItobeEtsi
i. r. Hall.
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JoHH RoKl1RR & co,

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Females peculiarly situated, or thos ' %
,.E,-s,H TiaunSeIves so are cautioned aE2Inst
,5,,s titES FIIlis while In that conditlon e
they inEits miscaTTiASe," afteE Shlen =.
monition the Proprietor assumes 1o Si &c I.7t
any fnfsrhief % health, Otherwise the Us rs
ar6reconlinended asa
{ MOST ISvdUABLE REMEDY ~,
for ali those affiicIing complains 50 H.
"a the sex viz DfEfrssEalg dad F1Sye! 80.
st1,,SssioIS EeTtf9R. PlEia n De B0cE Gla LD5sI
PreufIQ Qolr5I FEEfRS, Rush q B!ooI Y ~ y.
Herd DfEEfleEs Di5IJleEs 81 SsPl2 tn - 80
1fess HerrjIlsEl FtEtSqlis On drSp Egf
: S1 Re EfsSnf. and al the ynIlos
distressing omPlaints, paEtlcn laIty Icy n
annoying, Weakening, and me x
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

The Posts money article says:
The gold market Is steady, but with less dispo1-
ton to cover export contracts than the scarcityof
be. From lie TO Is per cont. per day is pali for
loans.
Money continues easy at 3@4 per cent ougov-
ernmeut collAterals, 4@J-on railroad shares, and
5@6 on first class paper.
The stock market opened firm, with g slight ad-
vance.
Governments are strong.
The following were the quotations at the las
after board
New York Central, 1912; Erie, 6s; Hudson
River. I2l; Michigan Central, 10; Illinois Cen
trail, l2l Reading, ITO; Toledo, ZIG.
The Commercials money article says:
The main feature in the market to-day was the
scarcity of gold, and while he advance in the
price is not very important, it is very firmly held,
and somewhat higher rates are paid in borrowing
transactions. The change Of tone in gold has had
ateniency TO make foreign exchange dnller, and
we hear Of very little doing this morning.
There is no change Of moment in money mstters
Tia rate remains at 5 per cent, but with excep-
iiOns down as low as 4 per cent. An important
feature in paper transactions is that there Is but
little offering.
Business in stocks wasnot large, but the general
tcne of the market was more cheerful, and, with
exceptions, the prices ruled higher.
In Governments the sales were more important,
prices showing little variation from yesterday.
Iu STATE stocks there wa but little done, but in
railroad stocks Chicago and Rhods Island showed
most activity, and there was an advance to IO5L<a
1851 beyond last evenings pfices. New York
Central advanced Il on triHing business, and most
other descriptions were A9h higher.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

ADVENTURE OF A CLEVELAND VEssEL.-
The barque Etowah, Captain VIM. Smith,
whose arrival from Liverpool at this port
we mentioned day before yesterday, was
built in Cleveland for the Lake trade in
1862. Passing out of the hands of the origi-
nal owners, for the past two years she has
been sailing between the West Indies and
Liverpool, making, however, one trip to
Portland, last March, with a general cargo.
Last fall she was caught out in one of the
September gales that play hob with sea-
craft, was dismantled and had to return to
Liverpool to be reftted. She was out du-
ring all the winter, and bravely weathered
every storm. She goes from here to day to
Detroit, and from thence to Sarnia, Canada,
to discharge freight. Her commander,
Capt. Smith, a Clevelandor, has been forty
years at ses, twenty seven of which he has
been a master, and cOngratulAtes himself
that he has never been "lost or ship
wrecked"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08
RUSSELL HOUSE.
FINANCIAL 6 COBMEgCEAL


TUEaDAY EVENING, August Z, 1866.
The general features of the local money
market to-day were not materially changed.
There was a quite general demand for dis
| counts, and under decreasing balances the
banks are becoming moro discriminating
but good borrowers for purposes of regular
trade are generally able 70 get their wants
fully met. The market works steadily
closer for currency, and as the new crop
must soon begin to find its way into market,
it is probable an easy condition of the money
market will be exceptional for the next two
months.
For Eastern Exchange tho market keeps
close, and leading bankers are drawing in
excess of their receiptss Rates remain
steady at par buying and Ito premium
selling.
The ~reactionary tendency noted in Gold
yesterday was sustained to-day, and shade
higher figures were reached, though the
market is reported as closing with less firm
ness than characterized it during the great
er part of the day. The price left off at AZ
VIfo. 4Ac maj CT bSSulS 70 DO u lLbllC III
settled for want of reliable information with
regard to the price of Five-twenties abroad,
while some strength is doubtless given by
the still doubtful character of the European
war, the chances for a continuance of hos
tilities being hardly less decided than those
for a settlement. On the other hand, the
Treasury coin balance, as shown by the
statement of the Public Debt published
yesterday 1851, 1926, 12Gl, is q considerably
larger reserve than was believed 10 be held,
and may exercise an influence in restrain
ing the combinations said TO have been
formed for advancing the premium.
The we'll maintained firmness of Govern
ment securities continues a prominent tea
ture of monetary matters, more especially
as it is accompanied by a good steady in
vestment demand for nearly all denomina-
tions. The last statement OF the Public
Debt could not but have a s%alutary effect
upon the market value of the public securi-
ties, though this gratifying exhibit was not
needed either to establish or secure the con-
fdence of the people in the value OF the
government securities
There was very little change in prices of
governments in this market to-day, and we
have still to note only a moderate business
doing. Closing quotations for coin and gov
are:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08
New York Marker-Aug. ,

C~oTT0S-Dull, heavy and declining. Sales a
35@36c for middling uplands.
FLOUE-Soun medium grades without decide
change. while pretty much all other kinds are dul
and I092Oc lower.
sales ct S6,6O9s,05 for extra State; S.
/ as, 30 for extra round hoop Ohio $9,4O6Il % 10
trade brands. Closing heavy.
WHIsEY-Dull and nominal.
WHEAT-Very dull, and prices tend downward
Sales Of 5000 bu in i5ts at 81. 2592,5 so for whit,
Michigan.
nTE-Heavy. Sales at 75@s7c for Inferior to
choice.
B~ARLEY-DuIl and nominal.
BARLEY MALT-DulIa and nominal.
COBN-Without decided change.
Sales al 7697S12c for inieriori 79979%c for good
shipping mixed western; soc for Illinois: g9c for
sound yellow, and 81 ,os for white western.
OATS Heavy and rather easier.
Sales at 39@42c for Chicago; 43a45c for MIL
waukee; 50954c Iowa. 5sc r Jersey; 55c for new
Delaware.
COFFEE-Dull.
suaAR-steady. Sales Of Cuba at ION@II4.;
Havana HE.
MoLAssEs-Dall.
PE~TROLEuM-Firm.
Sales at l7@2Sc for crude, and 4s@45o for
refined in bond. E
PoRK-opened frmer but closed heavy.
ssles ct SSl,7O@3l,S7 for new mess, closing
at ss1, 70 cash; S29,5O95O,0O for old mess; s2T,OOG
for prime.
BEEF-Steady.
sales at sl6,Oo@2o,Oo for new plain mesa, and
S2n, 0o@2i 90 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Dull aad nominal.
BAcON-DuH.
Cur MEArs-Firm. Sales at I5NaIgZe for
shoulders, and l9k92iHc for hams.
RDZFirne Sales at l9k@2l1e, and small
sales at 2l%c.
B~UF4ER-Qu:et. Sales at 2oasac for Ohio, aud
27G40c for state.
OHEEsE-Duli. Sales at 6G19c,
fRETGHTs TO LIvERPooL-Firm and quiet.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

In the general markets to-day business
was fair, but there is no activity beyond the
absolute wants of buyers. Flour remains
steady, with a fair trade demand. Wheat
opened steady this morning at the advance
noted yesterday, and with a good milling
inquiry, but after Change the market was
somewhat unsettled and closed irregular
and nominally lower for No. l Spring. Corn
was quiet and steady. Oats had a fair de-
mand and a firm market. Provisions con-
tinue without change in price and firm a
good trade demand for city-eured Smoked
Meats is maintained, but there is very little
doing except in these. Butter is quiet and
local buyers taking most that is
moved. Cheese has a dull and steady
market. The Petroleum market is firm.
and bonded is in fair inquiry free rather
quiet.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08
LOST.
WANTS.

BUSINESS MEN WANTED-On salary or
ID commission. References required. Apply TO or
address II. A. KENDALL, over p Public Square,
Cleveland. a. auRi:33S
neutrality-suspicious. men OF good business
w habits, who are out Of employment, viii find
Il 10 their advantage to call on or address GEORGE
Il. OLMSTED. Grafton, Ohio. jyl2:33S
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

With VIM. Given to build a sewer in an
alley between Euclid Avenue and Prospect
street, and extending from Brownell street
to the westerly line of sewerage district
No. 3.
COMMUNICATIONS.
JIG. Schenck, Coroner, called the stten-
ton of the Council to the necessity OF pro-
viding some means by which persons would
not be liable TO walk into the river when
bridges are swung at night. Harbors and
Wharves.
The ordinance passed on Tuesday eve
ming, July 81, 1866, for the grading, paving
and improving of Euclid avenue from Perry
street to Wilson avenue, was reconstructed
for the reason that sufficient notice had not
been given, and that therefore 1t had been
illegally passed.
An ordinance to grant to the West Side
Street Railroad Company the right to lay a
double track upon Center street. ordl-
nances.
An ordinance to amend Sect. 2 of an ordi-
nance entitled "An ordinance granting to
the West Side Street Railroad Company the
right to construct and operate q street rail-
road upon certain streets, and prescribing
the terms and conditions thereof. Ordl-
nances.
10 amend sections : ana y OF an oruI-
nance TO provide for the construction Of 4
branch sewer in Columbus street, and as
| sess a tax therefor. Ordinances.
To levy and assess a special tax upon an
alley running from Huntington to Perry
streets, and lying between Euclid avenue
and -- street. Passed.
To provide for the s%prinkling of a portion
of Scovill street. Read a second time and
engrossed.
To levy and assess a special tax on the
los abutting upon Prospect street between
| Erie and Hudson streets. Passed.
To provide for the ~sprinkliag Of Pitts
burgh street. Ordinances.
To lay out and open and extend Middle
street. Ordinances.
REPORTS.
The Finance Committee reported adverse
" 20 accepting the gift of a piece OF land
preferred by Mr.. C. G. King. Filed.
CONTRACTS.
With Latter K Zoter for the erection Of
Central Market House. Approved.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-08

A LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FROM THE LAKE
PoRrs To LIvERPooL.-Messrs. Cunningham
Shaw & Co., ship owners and merchants of
Liverpool, England, intend establishing a
line of steamships between Cleveland and
other Lake ports and Liverpool. They have
now three barques in this trade, and bust
ness has increased far beyond the capacity
of those vessels. These barques they pro
pose to sell and substitute steamships Of
about four hundred tons. By next spring
they expect to have the steamships built
and running. The firm express perfect con-
fdenec in the success of the enterprise.
They have so much trade in this line now
that it is impossible with present facilities,
to carry all the goods offered. Sey er-
al cargocs of freight for lake ports are in
Liverpool awaiting shipment, a consider
able portion of which is for Cleveland.