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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction sales ,rh, "a ~, = !, :, :,

Auction Sales This Day. .. /:
BOWERS 6 sHcox VIII sell this day. in frent OF the
Eroad street. ct o'clock lot Of land with
buildings thereon in the vi1lnge OF Mount Pleasant
SMITH McaH1zvRAY will sell this day. at North
Commercial Wharf at IL o'clock the schooner v;11ou
and John. ..-sg5f 5 Eza5;E T.0 = '.'''~""
MCKAY cAafrnE1L viii sell this day BY cata,ooue
at their cash auction house. No IS Hasel street. onno
sue postohco at 10 o'clock dry goods boots and shoas
clothlng, hats, notions, fancy goods &c,
LAoREx ALEXANDRA win sen this .esy, IN shetr
store NO 1S East Bay at O'Clock choice pickles
ana sauces, apples potatoes, shoulders sidea aoap
naccaroni, mackerel, sartines, &c s;l =
c11HFohp & MAzHEwEs win sen this day. at their Of
nee, No sc Broad street. at IL O'Clock an assortment -
furniture, bedding, deaks Office clock. &c. -
d & A P. CALDWELL WIN SOL this day. beforn fbair
STORE NO 80 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock wrapping and ten
paper, and large variety Of other articles
h1f1LlaAN Son will sell this day, at their store No
~ Vendue Range, at 10 O'Clock a fine saddle and don
pony, furnhlre, .matt esses, &c.
MILES DRAKE VIII sell this day, ct his store corner
A'ne ana Liberty streets at 10 O'Clock, large and
choice assortment of dry goods, clothing, &c,
T. NJ CATER win sell this day on Browns wharf =.
40 O'Clock, shoulders, butter, lard aides &c
sETFoaDs Co. win sell this day before their etore
NO. n vendue Range, at 10 O'Clock shouldera sides
bellies, strips, hams, SC =
a NS" 1ohK FARMER, OF practical experience in vine,
yard culture viii engage in the business with rrty
hAvans the capital, with an uterior yiaw 4
the Of wine The capital REQUIRED anav be
graduated to correspond with the extent to which i,
would be advisable to CO. used at Il The
be conducted with due regard to the conditions
essential to success, It win pay soon and wen 'i:
The disorganizsticn Of labor demands change IN
agricultural pursuits, and probably in no direction does
1t point with better prospects than to wine growing
Grape culture IN tho Northern States attended with 90
much uncertainty in consequence Of the severe win
ters that It is yet doubtful II it be made an interest
OF any considerable Ssyond speculatino IN
hardy va 'etes In the Light Of this experience South
Carolina anuy seize the prize soe compensation far
the wrongs inflicted her BY aHcism In the cause d
talse humanity In the change demanded the upland
planters or farmers viii find grape culture substitute
Tor their chief staple which requires but trnR labor
aud vastly more profitable. This is no petent way to
get rich. nor yet is it temptation to speculate in iu
sions with promise Of fabulous results but az the
eary bird catches the the first to enter this
unbounded field of laborwM be tho rst to particpat
with Justice IN the Largest measure OF whasever IL va
able in the legitimate pursuits Of life. s.f
Inquiries may be made to the Editors Of this raper
and to RICHARD DAILY, care OF JOHN ". CAID.
WELL. No. 58 Beaver street. New YORK adarch:5
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AGRICULTURAL,
GIL A No

1T HAS ARRIVED. PARTIES WHO HAVE EN-.
4 GAGGED will please come forward ct once and clain,
tne!I e1Saeenents -fs r. NJ. BUTLER,
AAa1cn .-1.a'lr.1 '-5 North Atlantic Wharf
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PERUVIAN GUANO.

PERUVIAN GUANO,
DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT MARKET
RATES.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, s75 CASH; $50 FIRST
~ November with interest, approved city acceptance
S"an Island 7uano, $40 cash; S25 1st November with
inter- ct approved city acceptance. :
baugns Phosphate OF Lime, $50 cash; se5 LIST Nove-
- oer, with interest," approved city acceptance,
Phoenix Guano, $55 cash YSl,. '%tl5Is. 15l--S-'
Flower OF Bone, unadulterated and unburnt
f.Fz1isrs Plas!er or Gypsum, warranted pure.
IL Offering the above uanures to planters do so with
every confidence, not only having testimonials from
further guarantee that every cargo arrives from the
taotory, ts anayzed By Prot Shepard, Of the South
tnese manures fully kept up J. n. ROBSON,
Ss!l1Aaty l-- sufnsSlnos' No. 50 East Bay.
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Thf 1ai1g Ne1us,
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.
To Corrcxponaen.s.

Wc are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach tLeir proper to tho articles sent;
and we take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can be published in The DAILY NEWS without
bomg indorsed by some responsible individual.
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RHdsHEx has. thfoueh
middle and ths
rates 40 reasonable as the sngeneyo the money
ket win warrant Merchants and othera Wishing to uss
the columns Of the paper WIN address
JULIAN "a: sELBY, Proprietor, % e.
February Is - -fIol,,rrhia5 q ~ q,
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: " Horses, Mules and FM71alt,ye at Auction "
By SMITH & eMcGILLIVRAY. .|
,r, Aucttoneera. NO. ~ Broad Street.
WI oe sold To-MOEkOW, the 9Th inst, in front of
their Office, Mt 1OL o'clock. RlTl1
sae Ia = .r :. IN, IN --I--i. ---'~> n5.snh -
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CARD

fT pBEER. MY SERVICES TO THE pUhEic as COZ
aslsscioh s. oF. AEnTA FILLS s tae
doors north OF VehFForth stssE Il 3.tl7S9 81 ;s.s q
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WHARFAGE,

DATToN's WHXRB; EASE ENDnRHasK gpsRjFaEc,rss
.ks.ts tsnow 02EN EoKs sHUHIMH jwhxr1t DCJKAGF;
WHARFAGE AND sT0AAGE can be had on nodeFats:
terms. Apply 70 fW. LAfFHEKU1H.a rs Se
YIN On the WhaxZsaS
qf tgsss 4, h Or THOMAS i: KERR t..s @
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For restoring strength and appetite, use the great
Southern Tonic PANKHMs HEpAEo BrxrERs md you
VIII not be disappointed For sale by all druggists AZ To
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RATES OF PASSAGE TO FLoR1DA-Edi1or Daily
Neocs: Many persons are deferred from visiting
Florida in consequence Of the high rates Of pas
sage. The cost o. q CABIN passage to Jacksonville
is SIG; cabin passage to New York, per Quaker
Csy and other frst-class steamships, cost but SIS.
Cannot the Florida line Of steamers reduce their
rates, and thereby increase the travel to the Land
OF Flowers. TRAVELLER
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65 Kegs Mails, on account Of underwriters and aN
concerned .. 5t7'S--
...a '5rt. JEFFORDS & CO. .H 5..f'a -1,si,.
VIII sell ON THURSDAY, 7th Instant in 'front.' Of ther
store No. ~ Vcodue Range, at 10 O'Clock, ~. (.
60 Kegs NAILS, slightly damaged on board steamer
-. and sold on account OF underwriters and ali CON
cerned 49, 4E1@a sO5.IT '-- IN -
Conditions cash tuth2 a5a,ch
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The Schooner stWaUadn'' and ttJoa1a" at Auction
81 32-10O tonnage, ne.o measure; SAILS ne,o IN
y November, 1865. ',
@ BIZ SMITH & McGILlLVRAY,
Auct1oncers, No. "a Broad street
VIII be- sold THIS DAY the 5th inst at II O'Clock
Mn Mnrch .
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7SS;rSf;ar s VI ;IsSG s
.:,sscsa ,lai
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d, "niRs WINs1oW's. SOOTHING SYRUP" -E
Having the fac stnsszs ..uRrs & Pa1ax1as'' ON the
outside wrapper base limitations
opposite the Charleston Hotsl q @'stuths March
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Shoulders, Butler, Lard and Sides
-- BY II. NJ. CATER.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, Browns Wharf at 10 o'clock
20 boxes SHOULDERS AND SIDES. In store and to
Land per steamer Souder
200 hrks and tubs State Butter in store md landing
100 frhins Lard
10 bbls White Beans, @" o#..a. ..
Conditions cash. March
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WE HAVE TRIED IT. Tried what2 Why the great
Cough remedy, PEcTonA1 BA1ml Having derived
benefit from it. we use the scriptural injunction,
Go thou and do likewise" For. sale bu all d,,.o-
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CATALOGUE SALE--Messrs. MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
will commence to-day their spring sales of dry
goods, boots, shoes, &c. The resumption of these
sales by Messrs NICK. l. G. is o cause of congratu-
laton, as, during the past season. their regularity
drew many customers, and were great induce
ment for country merchants to pr chase in this
city. Tho catalogue system adopted by this house
has been proved to be success, and the ease with
which an article can be found and the price
designated, recommends it to all customers. Tho
sales advertised by Messrs. MCKAY CAMPBELL
comprise every article needed by o country mer-
chant, and as the prices are Of their own making.
the goods can be obtained at reasonable rates.
The sale Of today being the first Of the season will
be composed principally Of different assortment
OF early spring goods, and bargains are. offered
that should induce large attendance and lively
bidding. A.
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Strips. ,."
By II. d A. p. CALDWELL & CO
THIS DAY, the 9th instant will sold before our sors
: at 10 O'clock
800 8. {. BACON STRIPS.
Conditions
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DoWE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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mI1LIGAN g. SON,
VIII stu THIS DAY, 9th inst, at No. % vendue Range
W. at 10 O'Clock, @ -TI > = =
!. ONE FINE SADDLE AND DRAFT PONY, years old
Also one Large Extension Table, Ice House. Water
Coolers, Chnirs Tables Bedsteads Washsrnds Screens
Counter. Wire Safes, New Mattresses sc. Unlimited ar
dGes received. A.. 4. VA. n March r
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N ] seELr l9.1EDUS.

80 N 1cT77
! February 25
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T.. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF IIM|E
&S EE5..i I. $3.50 = ORE II Z
BONE DUST mi ANURE.

aTxyE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION. OF PLANT
Ehs e. the above ass superior for either
CORN Or Cotton the e1perience OF la yenr proving Il
equal Il not superior TO Peruvian auano:
lot now tn etnre - $50 - ia'-31s -; 4
Phosphate OF Lime, soluble =. ". 4 o. a
Phosphate Of Lime ins0luh}e, -; ~ "a o.. IL
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Ivory in coral set
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
4. sozoDoNT, tits safe to bet,
Beauties the ivory.
March + .7 MsI -4 Gg. .
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[YKTnLPnAcTIcE.Mr rHas s}ERIoR UoURTrs a.
Nv ~, Law AsD 1os
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NOTICE

To Alexander EuSten, Thomas Il. MeCann,
James Il. McCdpR and George Q. Black,
,rhO Trc partners ande' the firm name
Of EHStOR, Mccain f. Co.:
VOU WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT ON
L the 25th dav OF July, 1867, we shall make a
motion in the Municipal Court of Wheeling,
State of West Virginia, to amend the caption
of 4 certain FieTi tdeidS sued out of the Clerk S
Office of the said Municipal Court by us on the
10Th day of June, 1866 upon certain Judgment
recovered by us against You at the June term,
1850, of said Court, against ysu, the said part.
ners under the firm name Of EustOn, McCasn g.
Co, so "a TO make the said caption read, The
State Of West Virginia, instead of The City Of
Wheeling, State of West Virginia.
WILLIAM A. PARKER, CHANCELLOR II. Brooks,
THEODORE +. PIER, partners, doing business
under the firm name of PARKER, BROOKS &
Co, by G. W.JEFFERS,
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Said 10 be n Failure.


Accounts from cities in which the
Nicholson pavement has been laid down,
state that it is in a great measure fail
ure, aud that no further experiments
will be made with it. They allege that
it is not durable, that two OF three years
on crowded thoroughfares is theiongest
time that it viii last, and in that period
that constant repairs are necessary. In
good weather, on level streets, it may
do we'll enough, but in bad weather it
is difficult for teams to pull heavy loads
over it on account of smoothnsss and
slipperiness,, and stock is liable to be
badly injured by sudden falls. On hill
sides it is amost impossible to draw
loads of any weight, either up or down.
Experience seems to prove that cobble
stone pavement is by far the most dura-
BILE and easy for beasts Of burden, and
it viii be better to stick to it and not
90 into large expenditures to test hum
bugs which are often got up BY specu-
lators to gull the public and fill their
own pockets.
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The weather md the Crops.

The "eatner ana the SrOps
For the past week or ten days, we
have had but comparatively little rain,
and unless the clouds soon gather and
let down their refreshing showers, we
may expect to hear loud complaints
from all quarters. The weather has
been intensely warm for several days,
the mercury keeping close up to ninety,
and the crops have been making very
rapid growth. Corn, oats, potatoes, and
other products, which had been so back
ward on account of the cold and wet
spring, have made wonderful progress
of late. and, in common parlance, are
making up fol lost time" AS yet
nothing is suffering materially for want
of rain, but the ground has become very
much parched, and few showers would
prove beneficial to the crops and CRATE
ful to mankind. In the cities, as along
our principal thoroughfares, the dust
nuisance is painfully felt, and taken in
connection with the heat, is enough to
make one sigh for some "contiguity of
shade" or good old fashioned thunder
shower. Practical people will prefer
the latter.
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CARD.

have THE day sold my entire stock of Eoods
70 STHLLE ( YRAZIKR and reoonnssd
them % MY cd custom and 70 tie public es1er
ally, and sDIlcit for thsn liberal share a tbs
patronage have herstofors resolved
March S.ieSTfmdkw y. GAkkl6ON.
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State of West Virginia.
Ohio County Circuit Court, May Rule
1S67

Ohio County Circuit Court, May Rules,
1867.
Alexander McElroy uS. Achilles Scatterday,
Alfred Caldwell, Joseph Gist, and John w.
Wells, partners, under the firm of Gist Wells;
Polaski Scatterday, Robert Morrison, Mrs. A.
Hutchinson; The Merchants and Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling; Z. g. McCauslin; Executors
of Steel Smith. deceased; Thomas Smith; tho
School Commissioner of the city Of wheeling
Elijah j. Stone and Jacob G. Thomas, partners,
under the firm of Stone q ThoUas; Wlllam
Robertson Alfred Caldwell and Henry Z. FLESH
er, late partners, under the firm of Caldwell a.
Flesher
fI'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
i cover the purchase money due, and owing
the complainant upon the property mentioned
in the Bill filed in this cause.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed in
this cause, that the defendants Achilles Scat
terdav, II. c. Flesher, ]. Gist, j. n. Wells, Mrs.
A. Hutchinson, William Robertson and E. G..
McCauslin are not residents OF this State.
Therefore, it is ordered by the plaintiffs coun-
sci that they do appear here within one month
after the fourth weekly publication and due
posting of this order and attend to their interest
IN this suit.
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL j. BREINIG,
G. L. CRASMER Clerk
Atty for Complainant. je4o wSw
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Academic Department.

This department is under the superintendent
Of 7. z. BLAKELY, B. A, and has been opened
with the view Of Gff0rding 20 such students as
may desire it an opportunity Of penectiBg them
selves In those branches Of education not usually
taught in Business Colleges Such students A.
this department. may here obtain a thorough
English, Mathematical and Classical educati0n
The system Of instruction pursued Is thorough
and most successful one, and the Principal Of
the department. can confidently appeal to his
past success and his present patrons a. the
strongest and best Of its recommendations.
Commercial students are admitted 20 tho Eng
lish classes without extra charge.
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rh.n., Nui..uce

The Deg Nutsnnce. g--~.--- a.. -..-
That such number of dogs should
have been allowed to run at large
through our streetsfor some time past
cannot fail to have excited the surprise
of the public. Useless, half-famished
ours, of every variation in size and pedi-
gree, swarm on the sidewalks, and con-
stantly follow, smelling at the heels of
the pedestrich, for several squares to-
gether. This, under any circumstances,
is not at all desirable, and when their
tendency to madness during the sum
mer months is taken into account, it is
rendered still less so. Emboldened by
hunger and allowed to roam about with
such freedom, dogs are at present deeid-
eddy dangerous, and as they cannot be
entirely banished from our streets, they
should at least be kept properly muz-
Zled. ....
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Verbatim Council Reports-ktow
Woald They Look in Print.

Verbatim Council ReP0rts-Eow
woald They Look in Print. a--
A Philadelphia Councilman, the other
day offered a resolution to furnish the
newspapers with an official copy of the
proceedings of the City Council, the
same to be the only public report at
tainable. The mover Of the resolution
said the proceedings. as printed in the
daily journals, were net always correct,
and that debates are sometimes publish
ed that are of no interest to the public.
Upon this the Cincinnati Commercial
comments as follows: The trouble here
is the usual one. The fault of the sim
fernal reports" is excessive correctness.
If the press of Philadelphia wants a
proper revenge it ought now to report
the Council rerbatim. How the bones
of Lindley Murray would rattle; and
what storm of aldermanic complaints
there would be about the astonishing
inaccuracies. The man who introduced
the resolution, no doubt, would rather
sell his shadow to the devil than have
his official utterances printed in the or
iginal package; SO he proposes to regen-
crate tho newspaper business.
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ALady,. Ru,iIe Complaint.

Mrs Lizetta Springfield made COM
plant before Justice Johnston, yester-
day, against Henry Schultz for assault
From the evidence it appeared that
Lizetta had sat down on Mr.. SCHULTZ
steps, in Ritehietown, and he invited
her to leave, and took hold Of Lizetts
and led her away. The case was dis
missed and Lizetta was compelled t.
foot the bill.
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Wait q Little.

Wait q Little.
3 If the boys and men too, who patron
ize the free baths of the Ohio river,
would learn the song commencing
"Twixt the sunshine and the shade,
and not 60 into the water until night
fall, they would save trouble and costs,
to say nothing of the bushes caused to
mantle the sweet cheek of beauty.
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NOTICES.
Dividend.

WHEELING, W. Va, June 90 1867.
rI>HE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
j Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
have this day declared q dividend Of four "a pei
cent on the capita, stock of the Company. out
of the earnings for the last six months payable
on or after the sixth day OF July, 1861, TO the
stockholders holding stock OH this date.
iuly2lw JOSEPH LAWSON, Sec'y.
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Cntting ARRAY.

Cntting ARRAY.
A difficulty occurred yesterday be-
tween a white man, named James II.
Barker, and colored man, named Jacob
Thomas, and during the melee Thomas
was cut on the face and arm by Barker.
1t appeared from the evidence that both
were TO blame, and Judge Good rined
each twenty dollars and costs.