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fatal AccIDENT.-On Wednesday John
MitShe,i, one OF the hands employed by tue &.
Branch, toetwsen this city aud the Point of
Rocks,) was badly injured near the latter
place While engaged In blasting rock by a
premature discharge, and died on ,he srma
hight. His body arrived here last evening.
and was taken to his late residence on y xrras,
between Delaware avenue aud North Capltoi
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THE POTOMAC FRoNT.-There in scarcely
any thinG TO record OF the river front this morn.
ing. not single vessel having arrived in Dor
since our last report and only two depart ures
from Cronch's wharf the schooner Sarah Bell
hoisted sails, and tackled up 10 Cieoreetown In
load with manure, while the schooner Mer-
chant Captain BeitZsi, cast her moorings al
Crouchs wharf, bound tor point down the
river TO take on load Of gravel. Unusual as.
nvlty prev rails among the stsvadores who, In
increased numbers, are busily engaged un-
loading the vessels w hich have reached this
city within the past few DAYS
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nj RS L. L. JENSEN will resume the duties of
w her SEMINARY FOR BOYS. September I'd /,
1861 at 3s1 81 street. between D and f.. InstruC-
ton will be given il English. French aud Latin.
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REAL EsTATR.-Y esterday two two.storv
ahd attic biick dwellings, on the nsrth side
OF Louisiana aveD ne, near the corner OF SIKH
street, formerly belonging TO the late John
lngie, and now the property o. Mr.. Owen
Thorn. were offered at auction by Green 4
Williams and 81, $50 for each house was hid
but the owner having placed y higher limit
there no sale
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LAURENCE Carroll ct al, Def'ts.S Dockets
On motion of the Plaintiff by j. B. Adams. his
Attorney Il is ordered that the defendant, Emma
NJ Traynor, cause her appear to be entered
herein, on ar before the first rule day occurrins
forty days after this day; otherwise the cause viii
be proceeded with, as IN case Of default
+ BY order OF the Court.
true copy:-Test:
iya. Il. j. MEfGS. Clark
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TRoors FOR FoEr Acknowledgement
Fourth u. b Artillery, under command OF
Capt. Morris, arrived at eta street wharf this
morning, at O'Clock. from Fort Washington
They We're brought here in the barge Haines
under tow OF the U. S. steam-tug Fisher, and
took the train for Fort McHenry, few hours
after their arrival.
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Eighteen and q half Acres Of Land, With 4
NH Dstillefy three pT w. M lo nTe a nba
Railroad running through It. aud situated but
Il few hundred yards from the Corporate limits
of the town Of Martinsbnrg j. offered at Pri-
N'' Tb ,oi Ia .a.f aPaitv limestone and
rich and productive. = uSeafeFa efeeN, i
never falling pm re8al@. stream running
" ~
- = 49,.
on Il Of - BY Al teet thfee stories anu alg1e
high. The II L Z has three run Q. BIZ ERs ana
two II feet Whegsfdsaa5 a. caPaeay se;aehkfy 4
i've barrels OF o9F III - hours; ana ~ YIN nv
little expense can be lhcfttsea To ~ e4Ffeis
IN the same time, there beng 2 ieetl:ll lhefe
+ a switch ofthe b y .. H. "; running % 'he
NH door where produce can oe siecetNa: anu
snipned without RaulilS, aIld every laeiitt5 II
:1lefaea by ofaeefs 81 the hcllte49 Com Pana
IN receiving ana forwarding lfef9ht.
trJIE DJSTfJJTRy
80
is situated on the opposite side Of the Railroad
a substantial brick wail-two stories high,
and inside were destroyed during The var; the
rest ofthe building IS coed and substantial. and
with bat little expense can be reftted either
for this purpose, ae I9rAnN manufacturing puf=
pose
There is & large TN O-ST0R4 reugh=e6ated
aa~ IAu-r,I>re4 HOUSE Frs..
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ING OF THE NEST"

We offer t. the citizens Of Rockingham.
Shenandoah. Frederick. Clarke. Jefferson.
and Berkeley Counties, the Cheapest and
Best WASHING MACHINE ever made.
warranted not 10 wear or tear the Clothes
washes perfectly elean-makes no slop. and
requires no boiling
sa sold subject to trial f ii doe. not
give satisfaction you have ihe right TO re-
tura il.
Maehineand Wringer, so 90
Machine Separate, L 90
HUMPHREYS / co, Hardseefs Deetsrs.
EUGENE NEST, Geaefei dasat
Gharlestnwn. Jefferson county, Va
rss.- VIM. n. RIDDLE, Agent for Berke-
10y County.
February "A, lse7-5t.
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New Railroad Connection Between
Pittsburgh and wheeling.

In passing over the railroad to Wheel
ing we have been struck with the isola-
ted position of the fiourishing tawn of
Wellsburg, w. Va. Itseems, however,
that this state of things is not always to
continue, as there is project on foot TO
connect Pittsburgh and Wheeling OlG
WellSburg. The project under conSid-
Grafton is to construct u branch road
from opposite Steubenville to Wheel
ing, which will shorten the distance
between Pittsburgh and Wheeling
seven miles over the road now in use.
Starting from near the bridge at Steu-
benviIle the distance TO be made would
be something over seven miles to Wells
burg, and thence about fifteen miles TO
the north of Wheeling, probably TWEEN
ty-three miles in all. 1t Is estimated
the entire road could be built, ready for
the locomotive, for the sum OF S300,00O,
which is considerably less than the cost
of spanning the Ohio at SteubenVille
by n bridge.
The Herald says: "This expenditure
would shorten transportation about
thirty miles between the two largest
cities in the Ohio valley north of Gin
cinnati, containing II joint population
of over 300. 900 people, and both OF them
centres of trade Tor large sections of
country. The road would pass through
n region that would furnish as much
local trade as any other of the same eX-
tent, and with the coal trade opened up,
as 1t would be, local business that
would probably prove remunerative in
itself"
1t is said that the best of feeling pre-
walls among the people through whose
lands the road would pass in regard TO
the project, and as there will be no diff
ficulty in procuring the necessary legis-
lation, we can see no great obstacle in
the way of completing the road at an
early day. OF course the "Pan Han
die" will not object to so important a
feeder" as this road would prove.
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RATE or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
THE LIFE WRECK.

Threading the alley-ways, dark and damp,
BY the dickering light OF the feeble lamp.
Breaking the night with her shostly tramp,
d She totterS alOng-alone, Alone,
She picks her passage through rain and sleet,
With not a friend in the world togreet,
Not bonnet to wear, nor morsel to eat,
Not speck of earth to call her own,
Wearing her life out day by day,
Throwing her priceless soul away,
Stunning for very shame the ray
or the sun of Heaven. the glorious sun
Weary of life and afraid to die,
Afraid of the earth and afraid of the sky
Afraid OF the light, she knows not why,
Ghe woos the night as she heaves q sigh,
And thinks of Il race that is almost run.
Phantom of life and beauty fed,
Shadow uniting the q lick and dead!
knew he. before her soul was wed
To the demon OF hatred and despair;
knew her happy thoughtleSs child,
a picture of Innocence, undefled,
When she prattled and laughed, and Ieaped
and smiled,
When her heart was pure and her spirits
wild
And all her troubles light as air.
knew her again in womanhood,
Whose beauty and wit no heart withstood,
Admired and loved by the wise and great;
Perfect in all that grandeur lends
To native beauty; in all that sends
A thrill whenever the proud knee bends
The crowning gem of n cluster of friends,
Aqueen in soul and n queen in state.
know her now-yet know her not!
Where all but praise from the senseIeSs Sot,
Where all that Is pure is spurned, forgot,
nothing know but a holy dread;
STEPPED in misery and disgrace,
The eye OF man no more can trace
In the shattered form and Shrivelled face
A single mark of their ancient grace
The frame is there but the woman is dead
Shades of immaculate womanIwhen
Shall the curse of God come down on men
For woman's wrongs? for not till then
Shall he atone for thy nameleSS woeH.
When thy oppreSSor, unhouSed, uu6ed,
Shall stalk the earth in terror and dread,
With q wreath of SCORPIONS round his head
To sting the wretch wherever he tread,
TIL In nttermost hell he makes his bed,
He may pay part of the debt he owes.
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The Fenian lToyeInent.

The 1st of January being come and
gone without any realization of Mr..
Stephens promise to begin his prom
ised revolutionary demonstration in
Ireland, it will probably be an exceed
ingly difficult matter for him now 10
induce his followers to continue their
faith in his promises. They have re-
posed in him large measure of conf
dence, but the confidence thus far
seems to have been i'll requited. While
some such ideas as these are floating
through the Fenian brain, on this side
of the Atlantic, we read as follows:
From the Dublin Cor. dec. 22dD Tribune.
The belief in the promise of James
Stephens that he would be fighting on
Irish soil this year, !" is still on the wane
The faith of many of his countrymen
in him will abide until the shades oi
evening darken the first day of January.
If by that time the Green Bsnner is not
flying over an insurgent force, James
Stephens, who "went up like rocket
in the estimation of Irish hrevOlutionists,
will "come down like a stick" and
there will be an end of him as politi.
cal leader. He had then better seek
out some part of the world where there
are no Irishmen, and spend the rest o.
his days there in obscurity. Only in
such a place would he be safe from the
vengeful feeling of the men whom 'ht
has disappointed; only there would he
escape reproach and be spared the
pain of having brought a world
Of needless and protitless suffer.
ing on brave hearts tnat trusted
him. But, though his failure to appear
on Irish soil within the specified time
would be ruin to the character of James
Stephens, 1t would be a very fortunate
circumstance for Ireland-for the conn
try is in no condition to attempt an in
surrectionary movement, and the few
men who might follow his lead in suct
a movement would only march to Ger
tain slaughter. The Government a
present is too strong and too we'll pre-
pared for them. However it may bt
with the G. o. 1. R.-who has put him
self in a dilemma by his speeches
pledges and protestations-it would b.
no shame TO the Fenian organization il
Ireland If they declined to fight at thi!
! juncture, and resolved to '.keep thei
| powder dry" for a better opportunity
| Perhaps they will take that course
whatever Indictments their presen
leader may address to-them, PERSONAL,
or by deputy-for the immense pre-
ponderance of power which the Gov
ernmeut has on their side, is, by thi
time, apparent to every one-even to tn
most enthusiastic of Irish PATRIOTS"
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The Weekly InteIIIeencer.

In view of the reassembling of the
Legislature in few days, we would
remind our friends in the country, who
are not already subscribers, that the
WEEKLY INrELL1eENCER will contain
full reports of the proceedings of both
branches, throughout the session.
Questions of usual interest will en-
gage the attention of the Legislature
this winter, among them the location
of the State Capital and Agricultural
College, the adoption of the proposed
Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, propositions to repeal the
usury law, &c., DC. In addition to this
the WEEKLY will be filed with inter
esting miscellany and news.
We mail to single subscribers our
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A CONDUCTOR CoMPLDIESTED BY
HAPPY MoTHER.-A short time since,
Mrs. s., resident OF Cleveland, while
returning home from Pittsburgh by the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
gave notice to the conductor that if she
could not be furnished with ''lie over"
ticket, there would in ell human prob
ability be an extra passenger aboard,
without either ticket, check, baggage,
or anything else. The conductor, in
view of the exigency of the case, stop
ped the train, and the lady was taken
to house near Bayard Station, where
a daughter was safely placed in the
arms of its happy mother that night,
who, as a compliment to the conductor
for his very modest and gentlemanly
attention, Immediately named it Jennie
Bruce s.. The Cleveland Herald
saws: "All those who have had the
pleasure of rattling DER the rails of the
| cleveland and Pittsburgh Road will re-
cognize in the middle name the surname
| of one of the best conductors in this
country. The lady. accompanied by
her husband, who, subsequent TO the
birth, went to Bayard, returned to her
| home last Monday" -ssF
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chicago statistics for Isoo.

The accounts of tho past years work
are just now the work in hand. A few
grand totals in a few departments OF
traffic have already been reached, and
we contemplate them with some satis-
faction.
676, ,236 900 feet of lumber were receiv-
ed ut Chicago, by lake, during the pres
ent year. 81. .457, ,s55 bushels of corn,
{, ,S27, ,S46 bushels of wheat, 1895, II3
bushels of oats, l,029, ,629 bushels of rye,
of flour and 26,66l barrels of pork were
shipped from Chicago, by lake, during
the year.
S4O3, ,56s.Ss worth of goods from for
eign ports were imported to Chicago, by
lake, during the year. Sl,397, ,l15.lS
worth of grain and other articles were
exported by lake, for foreign countries,
during the year.
New buildings to the value of s., ,OOO.-
600, have been erected in the city during
the year.
There were 251 Coroner's inquests
held during the year, of which % were
suicides, Al found drowned, IS killed
on railroads, and IL murdered,
There were 3,S40 marriages in Chi
cago during 1866, and 800 divorces ap-
piled for, of which 1l9 were granted.
The total number of deaths in this
city during the eleven months ending
November 30th, was 5,6l6, at the rate OF
y
gregate is less than three per cent. of
the population, although it includes the
entire mortality of the cholera season.
If we should put away thin shoes,
small corsets, late suppers, lager beer,
bad whiskey, worse brandy, all tobac-
co, faro, fast women, and other like
works of the devil, this per centage
would drop down so near to zero that
the life insurance companies would be
out of business, unless they made for
us table of special and very low rates.
And while we are cyphering, it will
not be amiss tonote figures of another
| class which are also freshly pu ublished.
Some OF us have at least an abstract in
terest in Christendom as distinguished
from Heathendom, and have an ear for
the business summaries.
THE GRAIN FIGURES
are large-much larger than last year.
| The total receipts of grain, reducing
-four, for 1866, are 81 ,541, ,3Ol bushels
an increase over last years receipts OF
! 12,7l7,5lO bushels. The receipts of wheat
are 9, ,53O, ,4s4 bushels greater than in
1865. The receipts of corn show an in
crease of 7,ls7, 1856 bushels. The supply
of oats has fallen of 292, $50 bushels.
The total shipments for 1866 foot up
6S, ,1S0, ,2SS bushels, exceeding those 'oi
1865, 9,9lS, ,O64 bushels.
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PROPOSED DIVISION OF TExAs.-Rep-
resentative Bundy has introduced n
bill, which was referred to the Commit
tee on Territories, to divide the State of
Texas into four Territorial Govern
ments-to be called, respectively, Bra
zonia Bravo, Sabine:and Lincoln, and
to be admitted into the Union when
they have sufficient population for rep
resentation in Congress, and when
they have ratified the Constitutional
Amendment. The preamble to the bill
recites that the so-caIled State of Texas,
having waged war against the Govern
ment, has forfeited all its privileges
and rights, and forfeited them by rea-
son of overt acts. The very name, it
says by which that country is recog-
nized and known throughout all lands,
is suggestive of the penal colony of the
world-its name and history indicating
little else than bloodshed, ingratitude,
violence and wrong
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Sinlitta SimiIfbslI ClIraltur.
HUMPHREYS
Specifics.

FAVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
y - experience, an entire success Simple-Prompt-
Efficient, and Reliable. They are the only Medi-
eines PeItsetly sdaP.eS to popular use-sG simple
harmless 70 be free from danger so ecient a.
TO lie always reliable. They have raised the highest
6factiOn.
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And an extra copy OF The Weekly to the.get-
ter up of each Weekly club of 10 or more.
Remittances for Clubs must be made lat one
time, but additions may be made at any time
at Club Rates, after the Club has been raised
provided full years subscription Is taken.
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JEAN d. LEUCHRE, NJ. d.
To GARASCIERE & DUPONT, No. 2l1, Rue
Lombard, Paris.

ISedentayy and iSiudiO,n Occupations Griers,
AHLietfsS, or whatever tends TO impair the
VitdI Action of the Brain, Heart or NerUOLLs
System. frequently lead to the most Distressing
and EnIbdTT dSsiIIO Disorders of the WHILE
SYSTEM, Students, CIer0UnIell, and LdDyeTS,
therefore, who are especially liable to these
Weaknesses, should resort promptly to DIR.
DELAMARRE'SS SPECIFIC PILLS.
4 pamphlet, containing full particulars.
with Directions and Advice, printed in
French, German, Spanish and English. ac-
companies each box. and will be sent, by
mail, free of cost, to any who will write for
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED by ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
DIR. JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED by ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
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Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
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VNHIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is
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each package, which should be carefully pre-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
II Is The fate of cUcTy valuable Medicine to be
CoUSTERFEIrED. Be cautious, therefore, and
see that The letters ct. q NJ" are bLolOH in The
b.ttte, and that each lDrdDpcr bears he FAC
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N. Bone Dollar, with Eighteen Cents for
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to the Sole General Agent for the United
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JOB MOSES, q Cortland ST., New York,
will insure n bottle containing Fifty Pills, by
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ansarantE.
Incorporated 1898.
Wheeling Savings Institution,

oEFIcE No. ~ MONROE ST.,
Mooney RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
lfL tcrest paid on special Deposit, NoteS and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made on all points.
In order To meet want that has long been
felt in this community, this Institution Will
receive ON "wednesday and Saturday afICr-
noon between the hours of two aud four o.
clock, Deposits of any sum of money, from
one dollar and upwards, on which tntereS
will be paid.
GEO. MENDEIi, President.
DIRFCroRs:-Alex. Laughlin, A. j. Panuell,
John McIIure, tr, Alex. Rogers, Morgan L.
OFT, James PAUL, Alex. j. Cecil, James Reed.
ocl7-lY A. c. QUARltIER, Treasurer
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Price, 81 per BOX. or Six Boxes for S..

Sold by all the principal Druggists. or will
be sent by mail, securely sealed from all ObSeT
VdtOn, on receipt OF the specified price by
any authorized agent, or by the sole General
Agents for America, OSCAR q. MOSES q Co.
2 CoTtlandt Street, New York. Authorized
Agents Tor Wheeling and vicinity, Il. II. LO-
GAN q co. All orders by mail promptly
attended to. dcl0.d&Weowly
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etter of Recommendation.

PARIS, May 9TH, 1868.
GENTLEMEN:-we have used the 'SPR-
CIFIC PILLS" made from DIR. DELAMARRE's
PRESCRIPTION, during several years past, in
our private and public practice, and have
found them most energetic and efficient
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nal Weakness; Nightly. Daily, or Premature
Emissions; Sexual Weakness. or InlpOtenCU;
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and Sexual EXcesses; Relaxation OF the
Genital organs; Weak Spine; Affections of
the Eyes; Lime" or "Brick-Dust Deposits
in the Urine; "Mnky" Discharges; Paleness
OF the skin, with Sunken Cheeks and Blood
less lips; "Pinched' Features; Irregular action
of the Heart, and in all the ghHstly train Oi
Symptoms arising from Over-use, Abuses, or
Loss from any cause, of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all
persons suffering from any SyTIptORIdtic or
Organic affections of The GEEITo- URINARY
SYSTEMS, 10 use these Pills. With high re.
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To GARASCIERE & DUPONT, No, 2l4 Rue
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Mfaffal.
LIFE-HEALTH-S
LIFE-HEAITH-S
LIFE-HEALTH-S
DIR. JUAN DBLAMARRE'S
SPECIFIC PILLS.

A RE PREPARED BY THE NJ MESSIEURS
n GARASCIERE & DUPONT, PharamRceu-
fists No. 2l4, Rue Lombard, from the Pre-
scription of DIR. JUAN DELAM ARREE, Chief
Physician TO the Hospital du Nold on Lari-
bOSiere.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.

DIRECTORS:
T. II. LOGAN, T. p. ShallcroSs j. s. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, j. IL. Hobbs, Saml. McClol-
Ian, q. w. Franzhein, Jas. n, Vance, Alex.
Laughlin.
VNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
j organized four years. and In that timo
done successful business, Is sttll prepared
to take risks nj fRir rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Misunderstanding fsttb-
lishmentS Furniture, Steam Boats ana Car
goes ON the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can bc insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
5 or years at reduced rates.
This being II home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus of any company IN
in the State and composed OF some
ninety-four Stockholders, most of whom arc
among our Dest business men, recommends
itself TO the favorable consideration of the
insuring public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Omce, North side of Monroe. between
Main and Market sts., Wheeling, w. Va.
over the Savings Institution of Wheeling.
NC. ARTH UR, Secretary.
SAh'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO, MENDEiI4, Vice President. OClB