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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

IFeatber Beds, Carpets, Secretary, Book Case
with Library OF Books OF very ancient date and
STYLE; also some fine specimens of gold jewelry
made in the last century,-Silver FORKS, Spoons
Ladies, &C.; and . variety Of Flint and Cut
Glassware Of the most costly description, con
listing Of Wine Glasses, Cake and Fruit Stands
pecanters, Goblets, large Tumblers, &C.; also 9
quantity OF Cut Stone, and many otber articles
not here enumerated.
ticles which will BE q curiosity to persons Of re
hnement and taste, many OF which were made
100 years age, showing the style and fashion Of
shat period. Persons wishing TO get bargains
will DO well TO be there. Ladies are especially
invited as many articles in their department
will be offered for sale.
The sale Of property win be continued from
day 10 day until all Is sold. A credit Of sir
months will be given ON all sums of $1,000 aud
ward,-purchasers giving approved security
Sale to commence at o'clock.
J. T. SMITH, Curator.
THOMAS McCONN, AuctiOneer.
November LIST, 1861. nov2.td
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Ceunty Associatien.

Ceunty AssoeIutten.
The friends of the Sabbath Schoo!
cause in Wood county are making ex-
tensive preparations for organizing q
County Sabbath School Association. II
will convene in that county Oh Friday
next, and continue over Sabbath.
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The Concord Ts-Nixhs

At Washington Hall, Cor the benefit
of st. Matthew's Sunday School, pro-
misses to be one Of the most recherche
affairs of the season. A programme Of
extraordinary excellence, consisting of
solos, Duets, trios and quartetts, by the
best masters, will be ably rendered by
Mr.. sheib, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs Henne-
gen, Msssrs. Whipple, Sheib and Adler.
We are spre the array Of talent win not
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Robbed.

Conrad Myer, who keeps saloon on
Market street, was robbed yesterday by
men who came in his saloon and asked
for refreshments. and when Myer went
to get the refreshments asked for, the
thieves robbed his money drawer of
about twenty dollars.
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Whiskers and Mustaches |!

TIORCED TO GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
II est face in from three 10 FIVE weeks by uSing
DR.. SEvIGEE'S RESTACRATEUR CAPPIL-
LAIRE the most wonderful discovery in modern
science, acting upon the Beard and Hair In an
almost miraculous manner II has been used by
the elite OF Paris and London with the most
hattering sueeesS: Names Of all purchasers wiz
be registered, and If entire satisfaction Is not
given In every instance the money viii lie cheer
fully refunded. Price by mail, sealed and post
maid, g. Descriptive circulars and Testimonial
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS &
co. Chemists No. 2S5 River Street. Troy, n.
Y. SOLE agents fbr the Unitsd States.s
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The Nee, Place fer bargains

In Dry Goods of all kinds, and Furs
of every description, is Geo. r. Taylor
g. Co.'s. The astonishingly low prices
they ask for everything in their I'M
mense stock is attracting everybody's
attention.
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Cosl strike.

There was Q strike amoug the coal
miners yesterday in one OF. our city
mines. The miners have been receiv-
ing three and one-half cents heretofore
and now demand four cents per bushel.
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The Reason ter Warm Oahcs

The Season ter Wars Cakes ''1
And good cheer generally is now at
hand. To make light and wholesome
Rolls, Biscuits, or Batter Cakes Of any
kind you should use Bookings Unriralled
Baking Porder. Try il and you will use
no other. Sold Wholesale and retail by
E. Booking, No. Odd Fellows Hall,
and by Grocers generally.
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Sad Insellixence.

A dispatch was received here yester-
day announcing that c. w. Russell,
Esq, former resident of this city, was
lying at the point of death at his home
in Baltimore.
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"w.i,inx for the Verdic,.n

"waiting for the Verdict"
A new book by Mrs. Rachel Harding
Davis, author of"Life in the Iron Mills
''Margret Howth," &C., just received
and for sale by Campbell & McDermst
Mendeps Block.
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The Weather.

We seldom say anything about the
weather, but when we do---there is a
change. 1t rained four minutes yester-
day, and "quit." Unless we have more
rain the river will continue to recede.
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Street Hallway Car.

The street railway company has in
troduced freight car npsn the road
which will carry freight from Bridge
port to this city. 1t looks business like.
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For Sale Cheap

FARM OF LAND IN MARSHALL
A County, on Boggs Run, and within q few
lies of the city ofWheeling. containing sixty,
nsyen acres more or less, with thirteen acres
nnSer grapes. This place has good cottage
Scnse on Il, necessary outbuildings, an orchard
~ sbsut $50 choicest fruit trees and Is well
v~,.,ered. 1t win be sold on reasonable terms.
THOS. OBRIEN,
,ovlslw Real Estate Agent.
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NoRW00DaSCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

,rHBNORWOoDsC WITH
/ fun osrps of able and experssDced in
strucsOrs and under stiH more fATorable auspices
than heretofore, Will reopen on Wednesday,
Seutember, 9th 1851 The interest aud ad-
yarceme1t II the scholars win reeeive the clos
est perssaal attention. Addrss,
WILLIAM D. CABELL, Principal,
suel6tft octl q AZ
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Table Linens

Table Linens,
House-furnishing goods, at rery lotr
figures, can be had at
j. H. SMITH & Co.'s.
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HOTELS.

Pemberton House ReOpened.
V,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUB
j chased and thoroughly renovated and newly
he is now prepared to entertain the pnblic IN
the best manner. No effort will be spared 70
make his guests comfortable.
apr9-ly LOUIS LINGAMAN.
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Revival.
Our Market

Our Market
Is filled to overlooking with fish,
game, squirrels, chickens, and all this
sort of thing, but still prices are very
high.
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Personal Property

OF MRS. LYDIA S. CRUGAR,
Consisting of the following: e.,
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS,
Horses head Of Cattle, 10 Hogs, Wagons,
j ReIping Machine Tanning Mill, and other
Implements Of Husbandry; 40 bushels Of Corn
IN the ear, stacks of Hay, and . quantity Of
Oat Straw In the barn; also some Blacksmith
Tools
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DVBLIC AUCTION.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH, 1867,
lTTHE LATE RESIDENCE OF LYDIA
A s CRUGAR, deceased, in Ohio county, W.
Va. on the National Road, six miles from
wheeling, will be sold the entire
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Police ENurt.

Police Court
1t is with tears of joy in eur eyes that
we announce that not one single repro
bate was before Judge Good yesterday
morning.
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SWAMI HOUSE,

THE ONLY FIRST CLASS H0-
i TEL in the city, and the most conveniently
located as to the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing. This House has been recently en-
larged and newly fitted up. Water Y dfaEn
tank on top of the building from which the
House is supplied with PURE SOFT WATER
II is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached.
Bills MODERATE, and attention THOROUGH.
marI4ly J.WM. DENT, Propretof.
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The Peoples Bank.

nFFICE NO. 90 MAIN sTRRnT.
~ WHEELING, w. VA. Money recsiv,d %
deposit. Interest paid on special Deposit
Notes and bills discounted. Brrhangs houg1t
and sold. Collections At homo or ffom abrDel
promptly attended %. .-s, J. -
DIRECTORS &C.
John Reid, Christian Hess.
John HandlAn, John vockIcr.
Sam1 j. Boyd Richard Carter. "a !
Andrew Wiison,
- JOHN REID. Psssx
JOSIAH y. UPDEGRAYT, Cashier.
TALL ..
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EVERETT HOUSE.

O'HIS HOUSE Is KEPT ON THE EU
i ropean plan; 1t is within three minutes
ride (by horse cars) of the New Haven
Railroad Depst, convenient to AL the principal
places Of amusement, and for Sainrier travellers
will be found the coolest Hotel in the city.
Every room is provided with running water.
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State Of West Virginia. lazy
Ohio County, Hest TirgiRia, October Rules,
%: 1867.
ROBERT HAMILTON Attachment

MARTIN cHIsNHLL Assumpsi..
1NHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
i cover Of the defendant, Martin Chisnell,
the sum of $500, with interest from the 10th day
Of February, ls66, and the cost of this suit
And IL appearing from an affidavit fled in the
this STATE. and an -attschment hasing ,basn
issued and served upon the National Savings
Bank Of Wheeling, therefore il is ordered by
the plaintiffs attorney that the said defendant,
Martin Chisnell. do appear here within one
month after due publication, and posting Of this
Ohio countysand do what he may deem st to
protect his interest in the above cause.
2. MICHAEL. BREINIG, Clerk.
Aeopy. Test: = = 1At.n Az
MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk.
CHANDLER q DAVENPORT,
nov5o&w4t Attorneys for Plaintiff
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More Fancy Cieakinss,
Just received, at
J.H. SMITH g. Co.'S.
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GREAT WATCH SALE

on THE PofULAR ogR rtIcH PLAN.
GIVING Every PATRON a
VI Handsome and Reliable Watch for ths Low
prioa Of Ten DoLLAKS! a IL -
WITHOUT REGARD TO HALUE,
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rangemeBt, costing bat $40, vhils Il nay ~
worth $40. No partially shown.
NessrG Hill, POFtsT & ca, . 4 Deg street,
View York City. wish 70 inmctisiely alspsss n
the aboyc maepiacsnt stock CeEflecstes, nan
ing tbe aFtIeirs, arr plaeed y sealed snvvlop<A
aud web suixsd. Holders are e1titlsd % The -.
tieiss named 90 their csFti1csfes ryos paynsss
Of 81, whether u Be watch worth so or lssE
The return q any 81 our certificates entitfss
You 70 the article nazItA tbereos upon psyusst
lrTsspscttys 81 10 worth and ~ no sTfificsslss1
less than ttg Il named any osFt1ost>. 10 Gin -
onne b Ge~n that this 4 10 L0it<rK. ~ Eys,1R
6rurard Esgidasdfs transaction, ekbd psev u ~
fseipsfed ~ esea ~ fhs nost J<,tsdloseL A sinx1s
eeftiheats win b seat ~ mail Do1t paid, spxn
receipt Of - cent?, for4l; N fsf -. - and ~
eleexuf pressure fos 81. ~ and ncro yafuabit
prsnfnnfoF 90 Ieo AID . most szpefb wstch
for tI5. TSazsnis or thosessekisg empioyn<nf
this Il . rare oDpoFtgnttJ. IL IL q isgitimsfsiJ
sssss y. &c., salS asiss..s y - S
TKf N. Addrsss HILL, POTTER 4 Co,
aaEDd 2&4Dby street. n. 4.
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Ladies' and Children's
PATTERNS FOR SALE.
These patterns are cut to ct the form with
artistic elegance. are Of permanent value and
win enable every lady to cut and fit herself OF
children. Ladies' living at distance can have
patterns cut to fit the form and sent by mail,
free of postage by sending the price Of the pat.
terms With the measure of their chest aud waist,
(around the formJ length Of waist under the
arm, length Of sleeve, and length Of skirt front
and back) The following are the
Prices OF Ladies' Patterns:
Gored Dress, tGabrielle, j............--....sl 90
Gored Dress, tplain,) .---. ..-------.-.... IS
Waist sSd Sleeve alone. 50
SklTt aiOuo.- 40
Cloak, (any styie). "a IS
sack ----...-----.-------- ~
Gored Petticoat. .-.......-.-....... 81
wrapper IS
Chiidrens Patterns one-third less. 20
Full directions for making up viii be sent with
= Mis-. KYLE & Ms. WATKINS,
nov5-d&w Wheeling, W. Va.
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WANTS..
rRwING MACHINES

SRWING MACHINES
y Agents wanted everywhere TO sell cor low
priced, fully licensed machines. Send for our
circular. SHAW & CLARK, s. II. Co., Bidde-
ford Maine noyl4-iy
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Mrs. KYLE d Mrs. WATKINS
HAvE made such arrangements for receiving
Jul the latest Fashions as to afford always a
choice from the freshest and most elegant and
approved styles Of Ladies' and Childrens gar.
ments. They cut all garments by measure, with
accuracy, and their Life-Size Trimmed Patterns
from the best sources Of fashionable elegance
enable them TO give exact oounterparts Of forms
and stylea They make CLOAKS, DRESSES,
WAISTS and SACKS, or cut and haste them, as
ladi nrefrr ... go EEt.s 4...
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FoR SALE.

New Brick House For Sale.
WILL SELL A NEW AND SUBSpAE.
TALLY bailt Brick House on John
:,.,st containing FIVE rooms, kitchen ADD hall
ssurstSer with good dry cellar under the whole
sGS.s. Size OF lot, SOFIA. This property 10 In
: most respectable neighborheod and win be
sold low: InySs VshtEN,
noylllw lseal kstate Agent a
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Tno Un.It,II. nanE

NEW York, July 27.-The liabilities
of the suspended UnadilIa Bank are
estimated at $500, 600. 1t was chartered
about II years ago under the old safety
fund law of the State, and some two
years ago it took its national character
with a capital of $3.50, 600, and power to
increase to $3.50, 900. The President, 1t
is said, owned 800, 900 of the stock, and
the balance was in the hands of the
cashier and some relations at Albany.
II is reported that the assets of the bank
will not go fartoward meeting Its liza
bilities. The redemption agency is said
to be the house of Watson 81 Co.. leath-
er dealers, at Albany.
The Herald says: Fast living on the
part of somebody connected with the
bank, together with wild and unproflta-
BILE speculations in produce and mining
stocks, contributed to its downfall.
A Boston dispatch says: The receiver
to the Newton National Bank has col
lected the liabilities and forwarded the
amount to Washington. The discount
notes amounted to about $4,000, of
which nearly 800, 900 have been collect
ed, of the balance $4,000 are considered
good, and the rest doubtful or bad, in
Guiding 81, 500 of forged paper of VIM. II.
Lane. The authorities having charge
of the bank propose that in case 1t IS
wound up, to resist the payment of the
checks obtained through the cashier,
Mr., DYER,
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 9th of July.

LONDON, July 27.-Lard, frmer at
I21[a1S1ld; Petroleum. quiet.
LONDON, July T-Noon.-Consols,
%; Illinois Central, 762<; Erie, 4sN.
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-Cotton, firm;
uplands, lO9Ed: Orleans, 1O9<d; Bread
stuffs, quiet.
MUNIcH, July 27.-It is announced
that ex-King Ohio, of Greece, died OF
measles.
V1ENNA, July 27.-The Sultan arrived
here from England, guest Of the EN-
peror, Francis Joseph.
The official Journal says it is right
and to the interest of Emeror Napoleon
to enforce the treaty OF Prague. The
same paper says the Gar has sent to
King William, of Prussia, to forego its
effect.
LONDON, July q, p. m.-Consols 1875;
Erie As; Illinois Central 762l; Atlantic
and Great western2S.
LIVERPOOL, July q, a. INJECTION
firm and closes less active, sales to-day
were 10. 900 bales, middling uplands at
lO7<d; Orleans 1O3ld; corn S5s cd; new
wheat l3s lid for white CALIFORNIA;; oats
As; barley IS; lard advanced to 42s Sd;
cheese 54s; pork 73s; beef l40si bacon adj
vanced to los; petroleum spirits Cd, re-
fined Is 91Sd; tallow AS I'D.
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Neu York apecInIs.

NEW YORK, July 2T.-The Times
Washington special says It is stated
tonight in Administration circles that
Gen. Thomas has consented to relieve
Gen. Sheridan after the elections in Ten
nessee next month. The statement must
not ba accepted as authoritive as il is
well known that Gen. Thomas has in
dorsed Sheridan's course, and 1t is fair
to presume that he would not be more
acceptable to the President and his
friends than Little Phil.
The Tribune's special says General
Hancock will probably be appointed to
relieve Gen. Sheridan.
A proclamation against fillibuster-
ing has been prepared, but will not be
issued unless more evidence of move.
ments against Mexico is developed.
The Herald's Cincinnati special says
the negro minstrel, Norman, is still
alive, but in a very low condition.
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THE House of Representatives at
Washington, before its adjournment,
passed resolution directing the Secre-
tary of the Treasury TO furnish a state
ment of the amounts received in the
different collection districts from dis
titled spirits for the several fiscal years
since 1862, and for theseperate quarters
of the last fiscal year, together with a
statement of the amount of fines, seiz-
ures, expenses, etc., In the cases where
offenders against the law have been
prosecuted. 1t is perhaps too much to
expect that Congress will take any
speedy action in SO regulating the in
ternal revenue laws that the taxes can
be collected, but II the subject Is con-
tinually brought before them, they
may by the aid of public opinion be
presently made TO see the matter in the
right light. Meanwhile the Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue has testi.
fed in regard to North Carolina that
"the manufacture of distilled spirits is
carried on so largely in that State, that
ii would be almost impossible for him
to enter into the wholesale frauds COM
mitted by distiIIers and Dealers" That
the same might be said of other South
ern States and other Northern States as
well, our readers are already well
aware.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.

Saturdays quotations show an in
creasing firmness for Government
bonds. 1t is considerable of a question
whether these securities will materially
advance further. They are now rela-
lively higher ON this side of the Allan
tic than in London. And yet there is
still strong demand from the public
and from large capitalists for the pur-
pose OF temporary nvestments. Money
is loaned in New York at 8 & per cent,
and a;good deal of 1t is borrowed with
the idea of making seven and three
tenths or more out of its use. Many
OF the banks pay per cent. on their
deposits, and they are necessitated to
buy governments in order to save them
selves. The abundance and cheRpness
of money is the cause of the present in
flation of government bonds and secu-
rites of all sorts. With business de-
mand for capital will come a decline in
Investments, and consequently a falling
OF in the price of bonds and stocks.
But when will come that business de-
mand2 That is the question that now
puzzles the money writer's. Some of
them say in August and September,
but we incline to the opinion that all
such prophecies are guess work and are
not founded on any well assured data.
The high rate on Government Sc
curities has induced holders to sell and
buy Union Pacific Railroad bonds, in
terest payable in gold semi.annually,
like the Government bonds. They are
offered by the road at 80 per cent. Thus
thousand dollar bond will cost but
nine hundred dollars, and interest,
while 5 20 bond will cost from 81 ,07s so
to 81, Ills, according to the issue of the
bond. Investors will thus gain 16 per
cent, provided the one security is as
good as the other. When the Govern
ment was in need of money it was well
for parties having surplus fundsto in
vest in Government securities, and
heavy purchases were made from the
interior out of sympathy for the cause
of the Union, but now the loans are all
placed, and instead of supporting the
Government, spectators are paid for
keeping up the price of bonds. There
is no doubt that the Pacific Railroad
bonds will eventually advance to par
soon after the road is in operation, but
whether there would be ready sale
Immediately after purchase is made
without sacrifice, Is more than any
body Will be able to say. The road is
great gigantic enterprise, and If pro-
perly smanaged, would be able to pay
its interest on the funded debts, but
what mischief poor management can
do everybody knows from his past eX-
perience, or that of others.
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NEW YORK, July 29.-Bishop Neil
yaine, of Ohio, sailed per city of Ant
werp for England to attend the grand
council of the Episcopal church in Sep
The number of deaths in New York
for the week is 67s, an increase of 90
over last week. Mortality mostly
among children.
Geo. Williams, Geo. Mcwilkes and
Joseph S. Oddly have been arrested as
the supposed authors of a large num-
Der of forgeries within several months,
including that of check for $4,000
on the Broadway bank, purporting to
be signed by the board of education.
Geo. w. Chandler, alias Garrison, an
actor of some refute; has been arrested
for alleged bigamy. He pleads an Indi-
ana divorce in bar.
A fatal case OF cholera occurred in
the township of Newtown, Queens
county, and reported several other per-
sons attacked in the same house. Prem
Uses have been disinfected.
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Notice.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, SAMUEL L. CAR
PENTER, who was lawfully appointed
and qualified by the Orphans Court IN and
for the County or Westm oreland, in the
State OF Pennsylvania, as guardian Of Nor
ris Pigman, samuel Pigman, n ATTY Pigman,
Hanson Pigman and - Nathaniel PIgmRu, mi
nor children of Nathaniel PIgmen and Mar
county, West Virginia. both OF whom are
now deceaSed, (which minor children reside
In the said county OF WestmoreIand, Pal
viii, on the INST day Of tue October Term,
1867, of the Circuit Court for Ohio County,
West Virginia, or as soon thereafter during
the said term MS the application can be heard,
apply to the said ircult Court Tor an order
directed to Beverly N. Eofi, as guardian OF
the aid minor children, 10 pay over and de-
liver 10 me, as such guardian. all personal
property and money in his hands belonging
RIFE Is fs sasa waI sAMuEL L. CARPENTER.