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Ills understood that Gen. Sickles
will accept the mission 10 the Hngue.
Secretary McCuilOch, a few days
since, informed nu applicant for Othce
that Senator CowGn's Endorsement
would be all that was necessary.
-Ex.Gov. Holden, nominated as
Consul TO San Salvador, will not partic-
ipate In the call for Convention Of the
LOYAL UnionIsts issued to-day. He Is
still in the city awaiting his cOnfrma-
ton.
Tho Treasury Department reject
daily from 81, 800 TO $500 spurious cur
rency and bills received as INITIATED
for redemption from the South. An ev-
idence OF the vast amount In Circula-
ton and the carelessness of the public.
The failure in the Senate Of the bill
10 reanneX Alexandria to the District
Of Columbia disappoints great many.
There were but 80 Senators voting, ID
for the bill and II against 1t, Is being
absent. Had there been full Senate,
1t Is thought the result would have been
different.
Mr.. Alley to-day secured the pas
sage OF the Senate bill authorizing the
construction Of telegraph lines on all
mail routes. 1t now only needs the
Presidents signature TO become law.
Telegraph companies will, however,
need TO have the right Of way over pri-
vate property condemned and taken
under State laws, until some provision
is made by Congress TO put them In
possession Of railroad and bridge pro.
perty. A bill for this purpose Will have
10 be passed at the next session.
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( 70 m. hl5a. m.
| $50 p. m. 30 p. IN.
l2m. Gl5n. IN.
$50 p. IN. G0 p. m.
70 nj. elsa. m.
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Can for a Union state Convention,

The undenignOd, appointed stale E"ecu'
1.-Two Committee by the Union state Cohyen-
zion held in this city ON the I'd day OF Fen-
Tuary last, beg leave, in pursuance OF 'nVI
duties, tosubmit 10 the people OF "eHt VIZ
Rinla the following recommendations;
That q State Convention be held In the
eItv Of PnrkersDuFg ON ThurHdRy the
SOih day OF August next, commencing at
10 A, NJ:
That tho delegates 70 this convention, In
addition to the selection Of candidates for the
various offices Of the Commonwealth, be also
empowered by their respective constituent
Giles TO choose candidates for Congress and for
the vacant State senatoshipS:
That with view 70 the best possible dis
charge epthess important trusts, township
primary meetings be held throughout the
State on Saturday the 1Ith day Of
August, at which delegates shall be chosen
TO County Conventions
That the delegates thus chosen meet at
their respective Court Houses on 6atur.
day, tho I8th OF August, and there choose
delegates TO the state Convention. In ad-
dltIon, 1t IL recommended that they then and
there choose their candidates for the House
OF Delegates and for the various county OF.
ices TO be filled at the October election:
In the event Of therenewal Of the violence
and disturbances perpotrated last fall by re-
turned rebels and their sympathizers In
several ofthe countless in order to Oveawe
Union men, itlsrecommended that delegates
DO accredited by letters numerously signed Us
JOHN r. HUBBARD,
THOS. II. LOGAN,
JOHN +. WILSON,
JOSEPH SEYDOLD,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIS,
JOSEPH BELL,
A, W, CAMPBELL,
State tx. Com.
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To BE CURED of disease or suffering
Is always desirable, but to be cured by
influences gentle ms the breath Of spring
and lasting ns life, is the especial pre-
rogative OF Homeopathy. Humphreys
Specifics, advertised in another column,
leave nothing to be desired in this di-
recLlon, for fumily or individual use.
They are mild, simple, and yet prompt
and efficient, always rendering salts
faction. Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company, 500
Broadway, N. Y. T. H. Logan & Co.,
agents. Wheeling,
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THE Presbyterian meeting at Lexing-
ton, KY, on Monday, consisted OF
about fifteen ministers and twenty-five
Elders. They condemned the action Of
the General Assembly, and declared
that they would not vote to exclude the
Declaration and Testimony men from
the Church Courts.
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ceeding.

INDICAT1oNs are rapidly multiplying
that the Emperor Napoleon is about to
abandon his neutrality, and take a
commanding part in the great conflict
now raging on tho Continent,'-but
whether he will espouse the cause of
Austria, or the cause of her opponents,
is mystery which none, as yet, pre-
tend to be able to solve.
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AMONGST tho "revIvals" in England
Is the old stage coach. There is four
ln.hand which does the distance from
London to Brighton daily, in five
hours, and stage coaches are to be
placed on several OF the roads In the
South Of England. People patroniZe
the Brighton one very fairly, and 1t
pays as a rival against the rail.
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THE evidence produced before the
Judiciary Committee Of the House Of
Representatives in reference to the nl-
legged completely of JctI, Davis and 9TH
or Confederate leaders in tho plot to
nssassinntc President Lincoln, affords
another Illustration Of the dubious ma
turc of testimony. II has now been
clearly nsccrtnincd TINT there was no
evidence whatever to implicnto Davis,
CLAY, Sanders, and others In the plot,
and that the charges against them were
based on false information furnished
by spies and iniormcrs who were nc
tnnlcd by base motives.
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MINERAL WELLS, NEAR PARKERS
MI BURG, W, Waffle undersigned hAV.
ing recently rGmOdelGd and rGfurnlShCd this
excellent and extensive establishment, and
aided thereto a complete Bathing Apparatus,
for Hot or Cold baths u Dancing Hall, Bill
llnrl Saloon, Ten Pin Alley, and other places
of comfort and amusement, takes pleasure In
announcing TO It's old friends, for whose past
liberal patronage thanks are returned, md TO
the public generally, that 1t will bO rcOpencd,
for The reception of visitors, on JUSE LIST,
when II viii afford Inducements 10 guests,
seeking either health or amusement, greatly
superior To those OF any previous scaSnn, and
equal TO any watering place In the country,
TERMS or llOARD,-FOr regular visitors, per
week, varying according TO location Of room
occupied, nom So 80 10 1880. For transient
customers per day, 81 ~.
AN OMNIBUS LINE will run regularly DO.
tween the Wells and PaTkCRbuB lS follows
Morning Lhc-LCNvlng the WCllsati In. M,
arriving ut rarkcSOng In time for the early
boats and trlinS Returning, leaving Par
kcNburgh ut ~ n. M, and arriving nj the
WCllsntB am,
ElyHing Linc-Icnving tho Wells ut ~ y.
M. ROturnlng, leaving IHrkeHhupg At ~ pm
Ju6.6wd A. W, GORDON, Proprietor,
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An Ordinance
In Relation TO Resisting Me Sergeant and Ser
Ocdnt'S Fees.

In Relation 10 Resisting The Sergeant and Ser
Oeant'S Fees.
SEC. LIST. Be 1t ordained by the Board OF
Trustees Of the Town OF South Wheeling,
That ifRny person or persons shall resist or
ObstruCt the Sergeant OF said town, his depu-
ties or any OF them, while in the lawful exc
CutIOn OF any duty, or in the lawful exercise
OF any power or authority required OF or
granted to said officer or officers, by law, or
by any ordinance OF said town, or shall aid or
ilOet any one or more in so doing, lie, she or
town Of South Wheeling fine of not less
than i've nor more than twenty dollars for
every such offence, aud shall further be i'm
pTiSOued without bail or mainpralZe for q
term OF not less than one nor more than
thirty days for every such offence.
SEC. %. The sergeant, his deputies or any
OF them, II resisted In the lawful exercise Of
any duty, or In the lawful exercise OF any
power Or.nuthority, required OF or granted
10 him, or them, by law or by ordinance Of
said town, or If there be good cause 70 Rppre-
bend that any such resistance Is intended,
may command TO his or their assistance, any
while male person found In said town and
between the ages OF twenty.One and forty.
five years. And II any such person being so
commanded shall not to the best OF his power
and ability aid md assist said sergeant or his
deputies, or any OF them In the exercise OF
such power or authority, he shall forfeit and
pay 10 the town OF South Wheeling not less
than five nor more than ten dollars.
SEC. Sd. The sergeant shall be allowed the
same fees for his services, which are by law
allowed to cOnStnbleS for similar services.
This ordinance shall be In force from It's
publication. Signed,
WI. Q. HANDLAN, Charm.
joins WATERIIOUSE, Clerk. Jyl2-St
July 1874.
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THE gas company of Newcastle, Eng
land, were charged with unlawfully
supplying gas which was not equal to
that prescribed by their act Of Parlia-
ment, inasmuch as it contained more
than tifteen grains OF sulphur in every
one hundred feet, and for this were fined
TWENTY-FIVE pounds.
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ROOT's PEsTACIIISE preserves the life OF he
HaIr-Changcs 1t from grny To Its original color
in three wcckS-prcvemts the hair from fall
lng-lS the best article for dressing the hair
ever found IN the mRrkct--will surely remove
dandutTRnd cure all disease Of the SCALP
is delightfully."- perfumcl, cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell 1t true, when we say 1t is Il
perfect
RcSIOrcr and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStachIo Nut OIL. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER 4 co, Sole ProprletOrS,
Springfield, Mass.
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SOME OF the prominent Southerners
also do not desire 10 see n change in the
industrial habits of the South, yet nc
knowledge that it is not only inevitable
but that it will be great financial
benefit TO that section. Mr.. a. IL. H..
Stuart, of Virginia, to whose address ut
the University at Charlottesville, we re-
ferred few days ago, in which after
picturing Virginia society, ms 1t had
been, he says:
Gan this must now pass away. Large
estates will be subdivlded and SOLD.
The race Of liberal, refined and Cultlvn-
ted country gentlemen class which
WINS the pride of Virginia is destined
10 become extinct, and Virginia hOspi-
tality will no longer be n provrrb. a
hardy race of ycOmanry, who Will I'll
tho soil with their own strong Will
snnnInnt the largo landed proprictors.
Lands will be improved IN productive
rngg and value. The material wealth
oF the country will De augmented.
Thrift and rigid economy Will b" sub.
stIinted for the lavish expenditure and
wastoful profusion Of the ancient pro-
nrietOrg, Baroninl mansions VIII go 70
dncoy. or furnish the material Tor uwcl-
Iinps better adapted TO divided estates
Refinement, cultivation and elegant
,o.tca will be constrained, ms IN the
North 10 seek refuge in cities ana
towns In n word, old things will pass
away. and all things become new:
RI those who estimate the social con-
dItion byn financial STANDARD, this mny
hr A subject Of pleasing contemplation.
For myself, lido not hesitate to hY1w
that do not belong TO this clitsS. 10
me, the open door, tho blnLing hearth
and the warm hcnrt Of the Oh Nlr'
Rinin gentlemen possess II charm ipf
which no increase Of material wealth
can supply nn equivalent,
Under III" new system towns and
cities Will grow and prosper. The in
tGlleCt Of the country viii be- COuCcn-
trated In and around them. The habits
and modes Of thought Oi our people
will be changed; Inventive genius viii
be stimulated 10 action manufactures
will spring into existence; new avenues
for Industry will DO opened, md the
pursuits Of the pcopl" dlv"rNIi"d.
DrGnmy distinctions must give why
10 n more practical philosophy our
HVHtpin Oi education llhHl w '"",'l"''
no m 10 conform to the nc" c"uHIV'I,
OF things, Natural nnd In"clhnI'hl
science, and the useful nrlH, mus re-
coiye larger share Of attention.
Chemistry, geology, InircrnloRy' eng
neering, and all tho branches pl KNOW
edge which tend ton larger develop
ment OfOur physical resources ana u"
Increase Of human comfort, mhHt hhN'
a more prominent position IN our oo"fH"
Of instructiOn,"
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COISatc'S Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyccrInc, and especially designed for the
use Of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its per-
fumc Is exquisite, and It's washing properties
unr!vallcd. For sale by all druggists.
icb27.lyd&w
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Lost.

N&THE ROUTE FROM D. V. THARP'S
\ Grocery, Clay street, via. Zane street NJ.
Il. Church 10 the Court House on Thursday
evening, n roll Of money, containing about
SO In notes and currency, and n cheek drawn
by p. l.. Kimberly ON Merchants National
Bank, payable to Stone & Thomas for Ss0l5.
The finder will be literally rewarded by re.
turning II to STONE & THOMAS.
Payment on check has been stopped.
iVlI II
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In June last there were eleven thous-
and four hundred cars passed over the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, East,
of which number 1900 were passenger
cars. This is the largest amount Of Du-
siness that has ever been done on this
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DROPS! DROPS! DROPS!
AMERICAN LIFE DROIs will cure Diptheria,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague In the Face,
Headache TOOthnCe bruises, SpralnS Chllb:
lains, Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
ChOlern In Il single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full directions for use.
ORRIN SKINNER * CO., PrOprIct0r,
Springfield, Mass. DEAIAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston. HarlS'ly
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THE Austrian Government hns rc-
fused the application from the British
Government for special commissioner
to be attached TO the Austrian army in
the ncld-declining for tho following
rcnsou, That, ifthey allowed commits
sioucr from one country, other conn
tries would dcmnnd the same, and M II
IL most uncertain with whom they mny
be ut war after II has once commenced,
they prefer having no one.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, nm Is
say Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the Vital powers, with sure means ofrc-
lief Sent free Of charge in sealed letter on
velopcs. Address, Dr. ]. SKILLIE HOUGH-
TON. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
nnrIl.ImlMM
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sATURDAY MORNING, july n.

TIE Austrian, Prussian, and Italian
officers are all to be stripped of any
outward mark that would point them
out as officers, and, consequently, a
mark for the enemy. A very wise pro-
oaa1inO
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especially submitted.
AUGUSTUS POLLACK,
WIN. G.. BATrELLE, Conn
j. ID. DUBOIS.

HERE is the story of Prince Chris
tian's courtship. Prince Christian is
the youth who married tho Princess
Mary on July ffth. Queen Victoria, at
the Inauguration of statue to tho
Prince Consort, saw gentleman wi
ping his eyes and looking very much
affected, and asked who he was. 1t
proved 10 be Prince Christian of SChles.
wig-IIolstcin. From that hour the
Queen touk the almost unknown, UNI
noticed, and pennless young prince
into favor, and finally bestowed upon
him the hand Of her daughter, Not,
however, without the hearty consent Of
the young princess herself, who shares
her mothers enthusiastic admiration
for this tcndcr.hcnrtcd prince, who,
like some hero of II fairy tale, won II
royal bride by an appropriately drop
ped tear.
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altw advertisements.

r=pRELIGIOUS NOTICE....The con.
lzS greRation OF the Fourth Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Will, until further mo-
tlce, hold the sabbath services In Washing
ton Hall, beginning tomorrow, July 18th.
ORDER OF SERVICES. Clngs- meeting, 0 a.
M, u IN, and 81 u. IN. Preaching lOiS n, IN.
and ~ p. m. sabbath SCHOOL, o'clock p
m. Citizens and sQjouners respectfully In.
Vlted. Jyli.lt
n=sRELIGIOUS NOTICE...Rev. Saml
urS Barnes, formerly pastor Of Fourth St.
N. Il. Church, will preach at the church on
the Island, Sabbath morning, 10Th inst, at
lOIS O'Clock, and Ut the Clay street Baptist
Church In the evening nj o'clock. JylI-lt
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The Knabe Piano

IsWell enough known throughout the United
States 70 stand upon itB merItA, and Il u NOT
necessary to PEDDLE them through the
country or send agents from door 70 door 70
Elng their praise.
The proper way for purchasers 70 supply
themselves Is to apply TO a responsible agent,
where they know that what they buy B Just
as represented.
Another method Of pushing bad work upon
the public Il TO sell through MltSiO Teachers
allowing them large commissions for recon-.
mendlng. their instruments This mode Of
doing business ofcourSe iIlcTed1eI the price, a.
the commission must necessarily come nom
the purchaser.
In purchasing from the agent OF nnt-claR
manufacturer, an instrument can behAd ut
the factory price notwithstanding the repre-
sensations Of outside makers that the dealers
commission" increases the price OF the instru-
ment.
Persons in want of fst. olaqs Pianos cannot
expect TO buy them at second or third class
The public are invited to examine the
stock Of.
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"NI1w ORGANIZATIONS"
Auction SaleI

A PUBLIC AUCTION OF ALL THE
n pcwS, doors and door trlmeS, venetian
and bull window blinds, Also, the window.
frames, sash and weights, In the entire build
ing. The sash are large sized, filled with
good glass and well adapted for hOt.bedS, or
large buildings.
The sale OF the above property will take
place In the Ith street NJ. +. Church on SAtur-
day morning. nth instant, nt 10 O'Clock, Il. III.
Ity order Of the Board OF Trustees.
iVll-lt
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BALD HEADS!
ATTENTION! GREY HEADS!
THE OU'EESI THE OI'EESl

MRS. WINsLOW'S Queen Of Hair Re.
StOrerS is Queen, not only In name, but in
virtues. 1t will make the hair grow, anu re-
store 1t to It's natural color. II Is really the
best Hair ReStorerin the market. twill free
the head from dandrutI, and produce n new
growth OF hair when II Inns fallen oil, II fmth-
fully applied. Try theQueen. II lisa delight
ful Embarrassing. RecOllcct the name, Mrs.
WInSlOw'S Queen Of Hair RHStorrrs. Sold
Wholesale and Retail by EDMUND BOOK
ING, No. Odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, W.
Va. JUN
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Notice,

HAVING SOLD THE STEAMER NEW
III STATE" on the 9Th Inst, desire all
PERSONS who have bills against her prior
10 that date to present them Immediately for
settlement.
JylI-3t .. HENRY h LIST.
fRnUIgtnF pnnyl
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These Pills act rs mild and gentle stimu.
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, melan-
choly, &c; restoring nature TO Its proper
channels. Under certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 90 per box. By
mail 10 my address 81 10. Sold by
IAUGHhINS d BUSHFIELD.
Also by g. II. 0DBEltT, stone Bridge.
my2B
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II hns been suggested that tho pro-
ocods Of the ordinary plate collection Of
one sabbath, In the different churches
throughout the country, b" devoted to
tho Portland sufferers. This plan, If
generally observed, would net m i'm.
mems" SUN, and afford instant md per
mnn"uL relief 10 tho POrtnndrrs.
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DIR. LAROOIZAII'S
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic Syrul

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, WHOOPISG
u COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, CArAWRH,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN IN TIE SIDE, NIGHT
SwEATS, HOARSEETa|S, 10 which public
speakers and singers are liable, CoSsuMP.
TIOS, In Its early Stages, and NIL diseases OF
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clergymen oil every denomination, authors,
editors, professors In our various colleges, and
Containing no 0pit1n, II Is adapted to every
Rge, and can he uNed without fear Of the
dangerous results which follow the use Of
many OF the cough preparations OF which
opium and lpecaC are the base
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Butchers Lightning FIy-KiIIcr
Makes quick work with flies, and II COM
menced early, keeps the house clear all sum
mer.
Look out for limitations. IGet butchers
only. ju26-d&wlm
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TNlIE AMERICAN DEOpERANT. AND
] DlSlNFEr GIANT" will do itspCCdilv aud
cllrctuully' Price n cents per package.
sold by "
r. H. LOGAN& CO.,
iyll and LOGAN, List 4 co.
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Dividend,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
WHEELING, July 10, 1856,

WHEELING, July 10, 1886.
TNUE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared n Dividend Of five per cent,
free nom Federal Tax, out Of the earnings OF
the last six months which will bo paid to the
stockholders OF their legal representatives on
demand $. BRADY,
Jyll-lw Cashier.
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Nntina.

NNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE N. W.
Va. Agricultural Society ARE hereby noti-
fled that the remainder OF the subscriptions
TO the stock Of said society is now due. They
are required TO pay II ut once 10 John Bishop,
Treasurer, at his office, No. % Monroe street,
next door To the First National Hank.
Iyli.3l q, BAIRD, SeCy.