The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-23

THE Hudson left last evening at the
usual hour for Cincinnati. The Edin-
burg arrived from below; and the
SHERMAN tromiPittsburgh for ST. Louis,
passed down with good load.
The street cleaners did a good work
on the crossings yesterday, and might
advantageously repeat it every day
while the present spell Of weather"
continues
BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR OHIO
CoUSrY.-Tne following gentlemen
have been commissioned by the Gov
ernor as the Board of Registration for
Chic county: Messrs. john Armstrong,
). D. Maxwell and Capt. Robert Ham
llton. Thelaw requires them to meet,
organize and appoint registrars at once.
\. ]. CLARKE, Esq, late of Morgan
town, is now associated with Il. Jacob,
Esq, of this city, in the practice of the
law. Mr.. Clarke brings with him n
Greditable reputation for ability and
industry in his profession, and the new
firm will doubtless sustain the charac-
ter which has been SO honorably won
by the senior partner.
To TAx-PAYERs.-A card in our adj
vertising columns, signed by Assistant
Assessors Pratt, Laird and Berryhill,
warns Taxpayers to prepare their facts
and figures for the coming of the afore-
said popular, though unwelcome Off
Gals. They notify the public that thew.
will begin the assessment OF the in.
come tax for 1866 and license tax on
Monday.
THE WARD SCHooLs.-We are re-
minded that the scholastic year in the
ward schools, ends with the coming
week. The examination of pupils will
close on Friday. Considerable prepa-
ration is being made in some of the
schools for these exercises. The pupils
are now to be examined for promotion,
ana this lends more than usual inte-
rest to the occasion with them aud with
parents and guardians.
FINE CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
Mr.. J. @. Orr advertises for sale his fine
residence, on Fourth street, between
quincy and Monroe. The location is
one of the best in the city. The house
is handsome one II its exterior and
Is tilted up in elegant style within; wa
ter and gas throughout, good cellar,
water closets in building, &c, &c. 1t
IL TO be offered to day ut the Court
house at public out-cry, and If not
sold to-day II will be rented.
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SoLUTIoN.-Some days ago we print
ed the following problem, sent us by a
correspondent at Newburg, Preston
county:
Two boys bought apples ut cent
each-A buys b. }. e. helped to eat
them and paid $ cents for the privilege,
How should A. and b. divide the
money ," = = =
friend, who is we'll up in his arith-
metic, says a. should take seven cents
and b. one cent. How is it2
ATTENTION is called to the meeting
of the lot owners in Mount Wood Gem
etery, to be held this evening in the
Court House. It is of the utmost im-
portaucs that as many us possible of
those interested in that resIing-pIacs of
the dead be present, AS business of the
very first Importance will be brought
before the meeting. The call nm
nounces IA deplorable condition of
things existing at the Cemetery, and
immediate measures should bs tnken
to bring about IA change.
PAT QUINLAN acknowledgements
Scarborough. yesterday morning, re-
eeived information from n party direct
from Pittsburgh, that Pat Quinlan was
IN that city. Mr.. Scarborough imme-
dihtely telegraphed to the authorities to
have him arrested Old Bob Hague.
who is now connected with the detect
i've force of that city. succeeded in ar
resting Patrick, and brought himriuwn
on tue tram, last evening, and delivered
him In. ShaFifF
MIN IN his old quarters in the city Jail.
WE tnviteAttention to the advertise
ment OF Mr.. w. S. Hutchins, which an
pears in our columns this morning.
Mr.. Hutchins has established at lower
Market Square what is rather q new
feature at present in the business of The |
city, "A commission house for the sale
brewery kind OF country produce, grain.
Oaled hay, mill feed, flour. meal .Ec
Nc- ANY OF our friends in the coun.
w ny, VINO nave any such articles to sell. !
VIII do well to make copsignments 10 I
Mr.; Hutchins, who will sell for tban
ana charge reasonable commissions
FURTHER IMPROVEMENT OF ruE ARR
N4EUM.-Messrs. Buttertield & Co. have
made very fine ware house of thelow-
er room of the Atheneum buildinc,
next the post office, by excavating
cellar the entire length of it, and mt
ting in IA substantial fioor-it haIR;I,S
heretofore had simply a ground floor
Inc room Is being fitted up for ocr.unan-
paucy by MeSsrS. DodSon & BRO No =, .
grain, seed ana agricultural implement
store The room is over IA hundred /
leei IN length, with a door at the upper
Gnu on John street, for receiving, and I
u platform Mt the lower end. on Markell
ior loading. 1t is to be occupied on the /
LIST pro1imo. =, '
THE party who robbed Charles Han
Ike, was arrested yesterday in s,eu-
benville, and brought to this CITY.
About thirty-tive dollars of the silver
money was found on his person. and
the larger portion of the rreenbocl.s
were also found. It seems tbnt IT.
amount stolen in checks and ,,oraS-
vas nearly eight thousand doIIaS
tASmeht had been stopped on H.
S.i tiS Ms Ar. danke thinks that he
money. Vi the
The thief has been for some tims
ABOUT the city, stopping at I.utz's Hotel
DE gave several names, ono OF yTbicb
was Williams. "Hieh
sHEKP.-A drove of sheep, number
ing some two hundred, from Washing
ton county, Pa, passed through the
streets yesterday. down TO the LANDING
and We're shipped on the steamer Hud.
son son. They belonged to Mr.. William
..hcSasltn, and were bound for Coyins--
1On, kentucky. Some of our readers
~ * ~ ~ pulled TO know how a drove