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EOR SALE

900 CEDAR POSTS,
ct the lowest narkst price. Sold On 20, 60 sui
customers: Apply st No. s2a 'tn effect, bet d
sad north. oc kIu
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X OSEs. ELOWEkISG SHRUBS, AND EVER.
H GREENS JOHN HOWLETT, corner ofAN
New OK ans New Jersey avenues, has for III
sale large collection OF the above plants -
well rooted. and In prime condition, suitable for
Lawn: Gardens, and Cemetery Lots Large we'll
established plants can be mach more successfully
removed now than in the spring, and with Careful
uansplantiDg are sure to bloom we'll next sea.
son. NOS eoats
DAB COUNTER. LARGE STOVE AND
- PACKING TABLES for sale, at ADAM.
SONS, sos 9Th st. no1ss
" WOOD! W0ODli
NY Ooai =, rs
Baltimore Oompany's White. Ash. 50
Lykens Valley Red Ash ............... 8T6
shamoken Bad Ash ............:..-............ SIS
spruce Pine Wood per cord ............... 800
Oak wood best quality ................-.. 100
Sawed and Split Pine--............. ..... 500
Do. Oak. ........ =. -. %
Orders left at Hall Hume's 0roeers No. 40
msrhet Space, Louisiana avenue. between 7th and
Sth streets. will be promptly attended to Once
and Yard 9TH ST., bet. and y Island
oc 2S-lm &c. BAUM.
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HOTEL FOB RINT Oh LEASE.
A BABE CHANCE FOB HOTEL KEEPERS
Having thoroughly rsmodeled and rebuilt the

r
RARE CHANCE FOB HOTEL KEEPERS
Having thoroughly rsmodeled and rebuilt the
:. -, gHION H.OTEL,
same for RENT Oh LEASE upon very liberal
This building 10 situated on the corner of bridge
AND Washinston streets, on the line Of the Wash
In, ing e. all of the Of government
line. -"
Il contains forty (4Ol rooms besides the kitchen,
with bath rooms, with hot and cold water. and
water closets for gentlemen on the FIRST floor,
nnS 19I x 9b the SECOND oE and + fur
Der OF rooms can be added, desired, by finishing
The exterior of the building is handsomely fin.
ished In modern Sly lie, with Mausards roof, and
with separate entrance for ladies on Washington
In the basement there are room, designed for
Restaurant. with dining room and kitchen sepa-
For further partic ulars address with refer
Riley A. SHINN,
corner of Greene and Olive streets,
no eo1w lInt6Chronl Georgetown, D. G.
FOB RENTaAt $50 per month, HOUSE in Phil
4 adeipnis bow rem rooms gas, water. furnace,
Sf5s g ss sssa 6ds leave s6s
FOB SALE-The. LEASE. FIXTURES and
u COOP WILL Of . Ie.tsursnt. No. II X Ct,
p -. fer sns six pss
at Ne q, 40 Massachusetts avenue, between 9th
oud ftn sts no |.ot"
FOR sALE-A large three STORY FRAME
Mass ave., bet wesn 4th and 5th streets, No. 5Oi.
ga. and water throughout. inquire On tie prem.
LOB RlNT-six or seven ROOMS. mostly fur
nnd s ss' e.ssnf
Once to small family willing 70 board three quiet
ssaf s: sG d nTnssf
in IA and nstn -Lsl
ages; also, where an Interview may be had.
F0R saba GR00IRT STORE. centrally
E s:i' e.: SS''! ::
s!2s. :.s FL. fin
Fa'sss: for sale. Apply at i's Market Space.
HANDSOME LOTS FOB SALE
a: 9, HALEY. Attorney at Law, No. Market
On Gs sal.
,.I@: q q. d'S'sa "a
EOR RENT-FtAME DWELLING, 10 rooms,
49, vatsr and bath; room no gas. Locstsd on I
s os. iss Sn: seis.. 90: sS
n. avenue. not St.
FOE EsEI.Th: lsr(s EUILD!Ea oeeaplel by
Company, $50 10th street, near Penn : avenue.
Al About twenty five rooms, gas end water Through.
E. the
tsnIant apd eating saloon in the city. Suitable
session given 18th November. Inquire ct 500 eth
street. - no 2-d3W
TOE RENT-Lsrse and desirable Rooms, Ct
o. say .1 %
Mu DOU0HHRTY, on the DrUmtsss, 0esrgs-
town -sfaf "a IraI1 80 st1l4 no1 ims
EOR RrNT-The large four story HWBLLTN0
Il HOUSE, IS By Al feet. MOTT Ia Indiana ave
nue., with . spAciOus stable and carriage house
Possession Nosember lat. ApplY Ct Aud s O'clock
? "a, At 4sO a street, 70 JAMES T0W9SJ
Aeens. 49, : : = -, : : : &C VT
4 fuInishsd HOUSIS and xPAIiW6NfS suis,
able 'oT + nsshseping. Also, Fer Sell; :esSerA
CO., Assh 7th street, Room Is oc rs sns
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PEEsENTKD The grand Jury have M de
presentrnent OF Sanfor Oonover, alias J A.
rbam, for perjury in connection with his
sworn statements, rs a witness on the assassi.
tHtion TRIALS and before the House Judiciary
Committee
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED HOUSE FOB RENT-Centainiug
eleven rooms $40 9th street, between and
new Iork avenue. no cost
FOR RENT-A frst class RESIDENCE, with or
without Furniture, containing Is rooms;
ample grounds, and supplied with well. cistern q,
and Potomac water, hot and cold. Apply on the
premises, cor. Pa; ave. and 2bth st, next door
west OF the BIittsh Minister, to W.T. sTEIGER,
343. City p. no s-Str
nRUG STORE FOB sALE-Doing q good and
y Increasing business. Address MATRICARIA.
oteI Omce. o-6tH
FOR RENT-Laree OFFIU1 Room on Ist floor.
4 at the cor: Of 18th street and n ave. Ad.
mrAbly located for business with the Depart.
! ave no 56tH
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DY McNEIR BRYANT,
- Real Estate Brokers, 495 Eth street.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN AT AEGTInN

On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, we shall sell
In front 81 the premises, at o'clock D. m. that
handsome three story Brick House and Lot beipe
HOUSE No rs Dunbsrton, near the corner OF
Montgomery street, Georgetown. The house con.
tains nine conveniently arranged rooms and wide
halls. The lot contains so feet of ground hay-
ing front of 50 by l23 feet.
This property il handsomely located in a rapidly
impT owing part of Georgetown, In an elevated and
commanding position, and persons wishing TO pur-
chase handsome residence or make a good invest.
Bent. will do we'll TO attend the sale
lie ms One thi I'd cash; balance in TX and twelve
mouths. for notes bearing interest. A deed given
and deed Of trust taken All convey ance az cost
Of the purchaser. 8 100 required paid down when
the property is sold.
For further particulars inquire Of above frmt
no 9-dtd GREEN & WILLIAMS Auets
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NJ FRFNCH XIL LINER
ROOMS AT 4i6 EIGHTH STREET,
StH near Pennsyiyanis avenue.
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NOT DIsoRDEsLY AT A BALL.-Frederick
Coope, John Williams. and John Boyle, fined
- each by Justice Thompson, as stated IN
Tor disorderly conduct IN the sire 4, and not az
the ball being held At the time Of their arrest
II Temperance Hall
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OABINIT TURNITURI.

CHARLIsg WALLACE, Trust
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-12
The Beauty OF Old People.

Men and women make their own
beauty or their own ugliness. Sir Ed
ward Bulwer LyttOu speaks in one of
his novels OF man sswho was uglier
than he had any business to be ., and,
IL he could but read II, every human
being carries his life in his face, and is
good looking or the reverse as thar life
has been good or evil. On onr features
the fine chiset of thought and emotion
are eternally at work. Beauty Is NOT
the monopoly of blooming young men
and white pink maids. There is a slow
growing beauty which only comes To
perfection in old age Grace belongs
10 no period of life, and goodness i'm
proves the longer IL exists. have
seen sweeter smiles on alp of seventy
than j ever saw on a lip ofsseventeen.
There is the beauty OF youth, and the
hOIineSs-a beauty much more seldom
met; and more frequently found In the
armchairb by the fire, with grandchildren
around its knee, than in the ballroom or
the promenade. Husband ana WIG
who have fought the world SIDE by
side; who have made common STOCK OF
Joy and sorrow, and aged together, are
not unfrequently found cnEiously alike
in personal appearances and IN pitch
and tone OF voiceziust as twin pebbles
on the beach exposed 10 the same tidal
fnfinences. are each others alter ego.
sHe IIas gained q feminine something
which brings his manhood into full
relief. Sae has gained "a masculine
something which acts as foil 10 her
TvouIauhood,3 = 81 iEitl 1f'tl = - iFsi
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WHFEIING WEST VA SATURDAY MORNING. MAY u, 1866 q

that a large majority of the citizens OF
Northwestern Virginia have cherished
loyal attachment to the State ana
that they nb btor treason and traitors. we
know how to make due allowances Tor
the cruel necessities OF your situation.
While some of us were able to retire to
places where we could serve the cause
OF the South and several thousand have
Joined our armies, it is Just to remem=
ber thata whole community so great
as ours could notwithdraw into the in
TERROR; nor could they alone resist the
powerful States on their borders. Many
were hampered by poverty, or charged
at home by other obstacles which could
not be overcome. Being compelled to
remain, their submission could be en-
forced by arms. Mere submission TO
irresistible force will not be imputed to
them as a crime. Voluntary aud cor
y-itpt eonP PLicity tpith treason can never De
excused by. any circumstances. - .il-3 s
. We are proud to know that a large
majority of the people in Northwestern
Virginia have always refused to vote at
the elections ordered by the usurped
government. Situated as you have
been, it was the most effectual protest
YOU could offer against that usurpatiOn.
We advise you TO persevere In that
course unless, upon some special occa-
y
fective vote which cannot be construed
as friendly recognition of usurped
authority; as for example, to protest
against a dismemberment of the State.
Without melting you to rash aud vain
resistance to overwhelming force, we
advise you to make manly avowal of
your loyalty. We invite all the young
men who can to unite with the re-
nowned armies of the South. No man
should Willingly neglect great a duty
as the defense OF his country's indie
pendence. No man of spirit can be a
careless spectator OF the most remark
able struggle for constitutional free
dom in nll time, In future ages It will
be the boast of the proudest in the land
that they are descended from the heroes
of this war. d
we expect you all, young and old. to
cherish the sentiment of loyalty. En-
courage one another. Suffer with for
.titude what you have to suffer. Be
vigilant, resolute and bold when your
opportunity comes. Rest assured that
tie invaders will be expelled and the
power of your oppressors will be over
thrOwn
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Are the Lenders OF the Conservative
Party the,Frfends OF the new states

From ne C1arksbtE0 Telegraph.
The people of our new State of West
| Virginia who are anxious to maintain
its existence as a State, should vote for
| the ratification of the constitutional
| amendment, because If this amend
ment should be rejected, it will in all
| probability throw the control of the
| new State into the hands of its enemies,
who will, If a favorable opportunity
should present itself, throw us back
into Virginia. We have good reasons
| to believe that such will be the case,
and our belief is founded upon the an
tecedents Of the leaders otithe party
that Is now opposing the amendment.
| Who nre the men who are now drilling
this party? Let us examine them and
see If they will pass muster as the
friends of the new State-as the friends
of West Virginia. We will find that
they were enemies to the new State at
the beginning, or became enemies of it
prior to its finally becoming a State.
Prominent among those who are OPP
posing tile amendment and are en-
deayoring to lead the people into the
mesheS of conservatism, is Gen, John.
j. Jackson, of Parkersburg, an avowed
enemy of the new State Gb i1litio, and
who said in a public speech in the
Courthouse in Clarksburg, in March,
1862, that the restored Government of
Virginia, although government de
IJIEtOs WIS = uE JuEeS
though an actually 1t was not a gov
ernment by right; and at the same time
lamented the prospect of tearing the
people from the old mother State that
| contained the graves of the ,iuustrious
dead of the State. -,,...
Capt. John s. Burdett, If we are not
misinfoFmed, became an enemy OF the
new State ere its existence was finally
settled, us we believe John ]. Davis,
Esq, and Henry Walker, ESQ, of this
l place, both did as did other prominent
men.who are now endeaYoring to lead
the e'people into conservatism r.lE
| There Is also another feature of the
case that should be examined, which is
this: Every leader of the conservative
tanti-Amentlnnent party, voted for Nc
| CleIlan in 1864. They then belonged to
the party that pronounced the war for
the Union a failure. Col. Johnson, al
though an officer in the federal army
was a strong advocate of the doctrines Of
the Mcclellan party. John j. Davis,
of Glarksburg, was an elector for Nc
ClelIan and Pendletou. Gen. Jackson
WAS also. one of the most Jealous deIen7
ders of that party. Col. Lane and Capt.
Andrews are in this State without an
tecedents, but doubtless did belong 10
this same peace party, as they are men
of that calibre. -
Now we say to the people of West
Virginia that fthey desire the new State
of West Virginia TO remain seperate
State, that they must not listen to the
teachings ofthe menwho are leading this
conservative party, because these men
are not to be depended upon as the
friends of the State. The only safety
for the State and ofthe loyal men of the
State, Is to vote for the amendment,
and keep the government of the State
in the hands of its friends.
Now bear in mind that the leaders Of
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chaplin l5th ". Va. Infantiy.
n. E PlTrsuuna, IuIy 5, iss5.

Mesl1i. HcCAHE, KRAFEA Co, Gentlemen:
ALLOW me 70 add my testimnny 10 thnf of
other, In regard 70 your celebrated .tDIafFhea
cotnpoue q. = a. L,i have been foE 2 long time
IIlssntied Il have tried VariStis feffedlils. but
never found one that 50 completely efadfenIes
ag0 wis enneT1nK tefIIbly with Diar1hea
procured q bottle Of * Kf1ft,s Biaf4tea COM
pound Inexperienced lmfni idIAte relief nom
one dose and afterl third dose felt ~ well Is
ever. IreEnrd II Is an invaluable nledielnes
and would not be without IT.. Your tTaly,
y !. = i. W.STEWAIfE.
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The Great Cure for aII Diseases of the
"a, stomach. Liver ana BoWeIsi
IN HuRREL,s SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY. Nisdieatsd.) }
20, saIe ..n 81 I,...El..I d ehe word.

nS-Centfal Depot, Arner1ean Esxpress BnIIt-
ing, IS Hndsnn Street. New York DAfAnufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sheets, Hudson,
Ny. - ~ GEO. G. HUBBEL q co
tt.s'l.i i. Proprietor : !
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THE Pittsburgh Commercial speaking
of the next Presidential campaign
tiGensral Grant, in spite OF himself,
Is destined to be the next President.
we say, in spite of himself, fortt ts we'll
known, that he has no ambition for the
position, We say 1T is as good as set
tied, becausesuch now Is the clear wish
and the Deliberate Intention of the peo-
Pile, and there IS NO pros peet that they
The Angler House at Gleyeland has
"A ~
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Rsf gilSAs1EvrILEs Tenn. Dec. Isl 1865.
) Messrs. Moe SHE. IiATr& Co., 6sgtteHleas
II nave Ioeel1 IIsius yS1EIr - nlaEfl3ea Compound
IA my family FOR some time, and eau aayiWfth
much pleasure, that e = tae ~ 1e5SH
N reeSrnuneFid Il % my frtends
r EiHifh much respect am your friend
- = 775f7ll = : YsHiLMEpCAEFE
s5d,- ofNetcalfe, Bro. &Co.
NccABE, KRAFT q co.. Wholesale Drug.
RfSfs, WhoSllnG, NJ Va sole. PropriatoE1, 70
15iI0n M orders should be addneslft
y Fnr sale BY REED, KRAFT q CO., Centre
WheeEnRs WEST = 6ITCHEEE Bridgeport,
Ohio and by Dealers It13 Medicines every
Where. fsRasenaaAW
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ginia.

The Election thronghont the state on
what the People are called Upon TO
Decide .>..ShsII the traitors OF the
Late Rebellion Rule the State:
FELLOW CrIzENs.-on On Thursday the
9th day or Efay 1ss6Aa very few days
now-the people of West Virginia will
be called upon to vote upon the follow
ing amendment to their State Consti-
=, fTEEE- = q q y II gsl4F-E
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% 3 WaHB ,EI4a EAAo
w kacl .Si1goEI o.sk zaoTIa9
-er Vss.fc -aEEsSaE- EEIg,sEEsz
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efl KEGS WE3tr sis JjSsT
0tJrocGlv0d dand 1or sal By op fsnetn-
- gnf of Stone Bldg n
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The Greatest Med1o1ne OF
ONLY ON 3 RELIABLE is.i BIZ y. REMEDY
OF It's kind now in ,.se

~ - taIfs ss.1it5, -
Many ,1,rouli,,e,if pA,triefass now use It In
their practice, and esitattngly recommend
II ~ = y fflffe it7tl fitl = fti4-s =
Keep Il In your house. and be prepared for
any y.a1 sudden den atttack latai Of 51 -Asai.nefq
lft,F.;.ust!CH OF IA H-As,sh
or lis kindred dtseases@during the Coming
sgmHaeTii ann HSi1ovinz ate a few f me eeItiaea,s,
which have been voluntarily given 10 The
ProprietOn, by persons who are well known
IN ,.ria.,f1I .wHHKLse, Apn.2sth. 1866.
MessFs. McCAHK, KRAFT 4 Co, Gentlemen:
Having nsed Kfaft . DtaErhea Compound, for
1y amicted for Utmost one month, an olioF
eHlSCtEegtSfed hhutag IdiEed and findlng IL not
take pleasure in Recommending &c To the IA
Yorable notice Of an who may Be alike attilct-
~ Chaplin ls11 W. Va. 1nfantty.
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Fortvaes The System Against the .EVtt
l- e,E1eets Of UsatshoIesonte Water.
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SpeT u. Gitbtan, 8tt> prdLtoert.
6. 9. 5uGburb, 9tHlfs~S ~Saitrer.I
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(Inrtleh11nnl

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rn erl@rad.er 5war nttt, bedb in benz Womsnte
bate er letnsn Nd6en berumgsporfen, uno nit
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Efstnssi8rli6t alubts. Don Qnffreaguns pcniNal
[resana, Don Wutb. von nod stfpas. Die alaHs
,snr lGTar3sn fraufen eOdeu binssn sm amor
bsntIta in oas elibsnbs @slidbt, u. toA 70 ldbSn.
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Srnillfton.
Wu Bic Serren 8ra,tcr.
(Gin9efanbt scn sintm Wirtt.)

Gs fpmmt bic lictc Sommer,sit
Niit ibren marm.n 3aasn;
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uuo ld6t ocn Wutb nitt linfeu;
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8rirat man nidbt mttr III ieb'u!
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@'n Srorr tdnu iih lcltsr ia1sn.
s4tr Otsl elm 9Birtb prrft fam MAIDEN.
uEp muat' or arcbt @ldIsr fiibren,
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2ie Ssutsi immsr ppller;
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so rattte bod. 9br fdSdm..t @u6;
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tentt ba!o htusin in trfrrs @leifs,
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COMPANY.
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ftabe publifar auSeeruitet.
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