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STATE NEWS.

The Kanawba is in good boating
order.
"A fire department has been organ
lied at Charleston, Kanawha county.
They had snow there on the 18th.
SNOW inches deep on Big sewell
mountain, October Both.
The Mason county grand jury, at
the recent circuit court there, found 20
indictments.
The Messrs. Peyton, proprietors Of
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
are said to hare made $4,000 this sea-
son.
General William Il. Enochs, late Of
Ceredo, West Virginia, has removed to
Ironton, o., and entered upon the prac-
tIce Of the law, In partnership with Col.
C. G. Hawley.
CHEkP.-The markets in Monroe
county, w. Va, are quoted as follows:
Chickens, 10 to Is centsi butter, 20
cents; eggs, II cents; corn. IS cents;
lard, II cents. and ginseng, so cents.
-Parkersburg is supplied with coal
from Clarksburg. The Times says the
price is moderate, but does not say
what.
The same paper says that
1.-THE street-walkers of Parkersburg
have at last all been locked up or driy-
en- away. Four ofthem are now in our
county jail"
John S. Hood has been appointed
Postmaster at RomIne's Mills, Harri-
son county, vice JIG. Swartz, resigned.
Hon. j. \. Chapline sold his farm
I'VE miles north OF Shepherdstown,
Jefferson county, containing 325 acres,
for $4,000.
-Turnips measuring, respectively,
%, 2S7l and 25 inches, have been shown
TO the editor of the shepherdstown Reg
tster.
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Resolutions OF coincidence passed by
Cameron Lodge, No. II, Of Ancient Free and
Accepted Niasons.
wHEREAs, Ithas pleased Almighty God,
in His Providence, To remove from US our
Friend aud Brother, WILSON 7. h ICKS.
RetOfretf, That while we deeply deplnre
and regret the removal OF our worthy Bro
thus cut on I'm the priLae OF his manhood,
our gTlefIs so tened by the knowledge, that
his walks in lie were such, as TO Insure HIM
an entrance into that land where sickness
and death can never come.
Resolved, That In this Visitation OF tho
ehasIsuing hand OF Providence, taxing from
us our late Brother VIC have but an other
the path of life leads but 10 the grave, and II
Hdmon ishes us, that as hnSons, strict ad-
harence 10 the tennots of our Fraternity;
will give us the Joys Of that Celestial Lodge,
particfpated in by all true Brothers and Eel
lows W no have gone that way before.
Relo1elf, That wo tender to the atnlcted
widow aud relatives OF our deceased Brother
our deepest sympathy with them IN their
soTroW; with the knowledge that firm re-
lance in the unfailing mercy OF cruclhed
Savior, which Sustained our deceased Bro.
in his last moments, can alone afford them
consolation in their tereavement
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions
be presented to the widow OF our deceased
Brother, and that the same be published In
tho wheeling IRTELLIGEEUEH Wheeling
ReOiGLer and Moundsville National III
ResolUsd, Thatthe Lodge room DO draped
in mourning for thirty days, as a mark OF
our respect 10 tie memory OF our deceased
BrOthOr.
ClIAS. A. Woodward.
JNo. d. RILLPATRIcR
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SpftfaI aJotifes.

There's not q City. Town or VILLAGE
in the United States where TARRAST's
EFFKRyEsCEsT SELTzER APERIKcST, Is not
a household medicine. From every point OF
the compass, every mail brings testimonials
Of its marvellous efficacy in d dyspepsia, ner-
vous debility, and liver complaints and con-
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES.
A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND
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OH Of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustre'
OH of Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your HaiI'
OIL OF Grapevine.
What removes the DandrunF
on Ct Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation IS oountertsited'
Oh OF Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprietors of
OIL Of Grapevine3
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CaTpeilgs, ON Cloths. &c,
List of Letters.

Ordered 10 be Advertised In Lhe Wheeling IN
TELLTGESCER, d0reeabIy 10 The Section Of Lhe
NetO Pot Q1Ice LdLD, as The NeICgpdpeT hdv'
ing the Ldr0e8t circulation OF any FGpcT pub
liGted In Wheeling.
T ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMEDIN
! 1.-the Post ONCE at Wheeling, State o.
West Virginia, on the 18th day OF Nov,
1857. -,
be sent to the Dead Letter Office
All letters advertised are subject to an e1-
ira charge Of one cent Persons calling foT
them will please be prepared with the neces-
Gary change.
Persons calling for these Letters will please
say they are advertised, and give date OF list
Letter TO the writer, II unclaimed within ~
days or less, written or printed, with the
Writer'S name, Post 00tce and Stale, across the
ieft-land end OF the envelope, on the face
side, will be complied with and returned free
OF postage to the writer.
Ohice hours on Sunday from 81 to 10 =. m.
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THE New York Constitutional Con-
vention is earning each members six
dollars day by severe labor. This is
summary of Wednesdays proceed
ings: ga delegate raised the point of
order that the Convention no longer
had legal existence, because the act
by which it was convened sets forth
that it's amendments must be submit
ted to the people at the next general
election, which had already taken
place. Tho majority, with laudable
desire to protect their six dollars aday,
overruled the point of order. Then the
Convention went into Committee of the
Whole on Finance and Canals. Then,
after much talk, the committee rose,
and there was more talk; and, finally,
the committee was discharged from the
further consideration of the subject,
and then the Convention adjourned,
soreIy fatigued with its labor.
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IaternnI Revenue maIters---RepOrt of
Commissioner wells.
III .,,rx.,,-o,y Nnu *

Commissioner wells.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The report from the Hon. David A.
Wells, United States Revenue Commits
sioner, on Taxation, Revenue, etc., will
be completed and laid before Congress
before the middle or close Of December.
1t ia understood he will recommend the
reDeal OF the tax on cotton, and re-
duction OF the tariff duties on imported
cotton and wooden goods.
His report will also suggest some
changes in the present system OF col
Letting the revenue, which Will secure
greater accountability on the part OF
revenue officers, diminish the expense
ofcollectfon and the temptation TO fraud
and corruption; but bow this Is
To be- brought about has not yet
been disclosed. The present laws
governing revenue officers are strtn-
Gent enough and Abundantly sufficient
"a prevent corruption where they are
really enforced; but II Is all nonsense
10 EXPECT any Improvement while the
power OF controlling such officers is
nominaIIy placed in the hands Of the
Secretary of the Treasury, while In
fact the President can appoint and re-
move them over his head, which etiec.
tually nullities the powers whiSh
should be exercised exclusively by the
Secretary.
There are plenty of men in Office to-
day in whom the heads OF departments
have no confidence, but as they are
friends and parasites of the President
any attempt 10 bring them under dis
cipline would be visited with their hos.
tiiiIy upon the Secretary who would
dare to Interfere with them.
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The Cincinnati Commercial notes the
fact that bat three Congressional dis
tricts in Ohio gave mRJorities for the
proposed constitutional amendment
the Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nine
teenth.. represented by Eckley, spald'
inc and Garfield. The Seventeenth
oaye a majority for the amendment OF
14I the eighteenth of :. 1876, the Nine
tsenth Of 1910.
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For Rent.

TUE STORE ROOMS LATELY OCCU-
pied by George r. TAylor d Co., and J.
Clemens 4 Co., on Main stree I: also hasss-
ment rooms finished. Good o+a ees IN second
story, and good rooms for 9th e. purpOsEs in
second and third story in good order. Pus-
session. given Immediately.
aale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORNBROOK.
once. No. ns1S Main street, above Mon
roe, mp stairs febs-u
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LABOR to keep alive in your breast
that little spark OF celestial hre called
conscience.
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Just Received.

IN BARRELS oRANBERRIEs. (Eastern.)
30 bbls White Flint Hominy.
5000 lbs New Bnckwheat Flour.
o. boxes Goshen Cheese.
q kills New Mackerel, o. !.
50 bbls. Indiana White Wheat Flour.
50doL. Fancy BrOOns-
dor. Novelty Clothes Wringers.
Ri. SMYTH,
Corner OF Market and Quincy streets.
n0vl2
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Notice.

II AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY COAL
L hauIers with coal, Mt my bank, near the
Crescent Rolling Mill, without delay in load
ing, as Ihave made arrangements 10 keep
an abund ince OF coal on the platforms
corner fifth and Clay streets, will be promptly
attended TO.
nOyl5-2IHg JOSHUA BODLEG.
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Commenting on this table the World
remarks that

1t will illustrate the severe losses
which have resulted to the business
community from the doubts and fears
OF the past two years. There is de-
cline in every great staple, except
breadstuds, OF from 5 to co per cent?
and generally from 25 to so per cent,
enough to ruin, as Il has ruined, scores
OF the oldest and wealthieat houses.
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fir Bent.
For Rent.

CESsENEY & GIFT EN- INTEND RE-
Main street. next door TO Pollaek's Notion
House and oder their present room for rent
PCSsassion given by the 18th OF October.
oci sENSENEY & GIFFEN.
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TIE HEALING POOL,
Avn HOtIsE OF MERCY.

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS. ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed en-
veIopes, nee of charge. Address. DR.. j.
sRILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard AEoeia-
ton, Philadelp biR, Pa.
sepL2i-3md4W.
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zlf1p establishments.
NOTICE. totShippers.

Notice to4ShlPpers.
The steamer aPOTOMAC," Capt
AChas. MuhlemRn, win leave Def
Iw1ler's Landing for PARRERS-
BUtS1, al II O'Clock q m.
BOOTH, BATTEIlLE a CO.,
For Cincinnati.
The light draught steamer "W. =.
tsHe%4 CURTIS, Capt Brown, Will leave
- as above and all intermediate
points on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at fiye
For height or passage apply on board or
to BOOTH, BATTELLE CO.,
noyls-H. Agents.
For Sale.
NIHE FARM OF LAND IN MoNON-
gala county. West Va, aud upon the
waters of Dunkard. known as the Lnkkeep
farm, containing sol acres, 200 of which are
cleared and the bAlili. ce well tImbered. There
are leo acres OF Tich bottom. n very nne or
chaTd, three good tenement houses, Stabllng
and other necessary out buildings upon the
place. This Is In fact. rare chance for
good Investment Title 1nquesu9nSn56IIss;;
Real Estate Ag't, Wheeling, w. Va
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Having a direct influence to the parts,
give Immediate relief. For BRoScHITIs,
ASTHMA, CATARRH, CONSULTATIVE AND
THROAT DIsEAsEs, Troches arc used with
Away good success.
singers and speakers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only Browns Bronchial TIoch-
e." and do not take any OF the WorfhleSI
limitations that may be offered. Sold every.
where. oc25-4meod
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCE.

It II II NJ y.
INVARIABLY ~ ADVANCE.
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WEEKLY EDITION.

PUBIrsIIED EyERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY.
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H1- No notice will be taken OF comm1nii:
cations not accompanied by re PoIAiDiie
nRIns. The name will 20 conhldsIen 81 n.
Dental bot must In all cases aceoHlpAhS ISL
isIs ~ a guarantee OF good iaith.
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" Ton Une3 OF To- IHhhU . 1I1'11S'
MANDATES AND FUSEAAL. notice. 20
Ga. when under SIX lines.
The national Republican., 1867-05-18
AMUsEMENTs. A

NATIONAL THEATRE.-To-day closes the
arst week Of the engagement Of the Richings
English Opera Troupe, and most successful on.
gagement has II been. This company could not
have visited US at more inopportune time, that is
ifthey expected TO draw large houses Congress
has adjourned, and but few strangers are among
usi still, with all these drawbacks, and notwith.
standing this troupe was In Its present combina-
tion almost unknown to the Washington public
the houses have been good, and most Of tho time
crowded.
This afternoon We have tho matinee, when
"The Doctor of AlcantarA" will be presented.
II Is comioal piece, and will draw full house
In the evening will be presented 'Ths Daugh-
ter Of the Regiment"
We cannot let this opportunity slip without
making honorable mention Of Mr.. PETER Rich.
INas, the organiser Of this musical combination.
We recolect him more than thirty years ago,
whom he, like ourself was q very young man.
We met him the other day, and though approach.
ing the time Of life when men seek retirement,
he is still full Of vigor and the hOpefulness Of
youth. He Is as straight as an arrow, vigorous
a. man Of forty, and capable Of much mental
and physical labor. PETER RIcHISas is an old.
school gentleman, q good actor, 4 ripe scholar,
and, as q judge Of vocal and instrumental music,
he has but equals in this country, To his supe
riOr skill and judgment tho country Is indebted
for the selection and combination Of this excel.
lent troupe. Much credit is also doubtless due
to his accomplished daughter who gives all the
energies Of her great talent, and her enthusiastic
devotion to her great calling. in aid Of her hon.
ored fathers efforts in this behalf Their com.
bined Efforts will create love for English opera
which will not die out until this form Of amuse-
ment becomes q permanent institution in America.
We believe that the second week Of the troupe
in Washington will bo honorcd by larger audi.
ences, and more triumphant successes, than the
frst.
Success to tho RIcHISGs' say We and let all the
people respond by giving them large and sppre-
oiative audiences
BACON AND GREENS. We visited Con.
zago Hall last night to hear DR.. GEoRGE W.
BAGpr, alias "MoIis Addums,' deliver his ia
nous lecture on Bacon and Green's" and, We
oandidly confess, never listened to any lecture
half so humorous The audience was convulsed
with roars Of laughter, from the beginning to the
end. We hope "MOEis" will find 1t convenient
to repeat the savory dish, as many unavoidably
absent regret not being present to hear 1t.
The national Republican., 1867-05-18

A MEETING OF THE CARPENTERS Asso.
cIATIoN.--A meeting Of the Carpenters' Associa.
tion was hold last evening at Temperance Hall,
street, below Ninth. Tho meeting was called
TO order at 8p. m. BY the president, Jas II. Reed.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The COMMITTEES on handbills reported that they
had had the bills printed and distributed
throughout the city and found carpenters ready
and willing TO cooperate with them In the pro.
posed advance Of wages and such other business
a. the association might deem at.
Tho notice In the handful was read by the
secretary to the association for the benefit Of
those who had not seen or heard Il.
The notice states that Carpenters are paid
the poorest Of any class Of mecbaniosi are bur.
trades are not. Flour Is $40 pet barrel, and the
price Of provisions has 80 increased that our pres
ent wages will not buy these and pay our rent.
Therefore every journeyman 10 expected TO join
US, and ask $3.50 per diem for his pay, that he
may live aud support bis family properly and pay
his rent"
The notics is signed by W. II. Champion, Re.
cordlng Secretary, and attested BY James ii.
Reed, President Of the Journeymen House Car.
psnters' Association.
Ono member wished to withdraw from the as.
sociation as an active and bs elected as an hon
orary member.
The association would not ssrse 10 the with.
drawal.
The gentleman theu made few sensible and
judicious remarks In reference to their past
present, and future course.
The meeting was we'll attended, and after the
trAnsaction Of some other business tho associa.
tion adjourned to meet on Tuesday, the 2lst
Instant, .-.. ..f ..
The national Republican., 1867-05-18
Aatipual &epnblitau.
RATES OF ADyERTIsINe,

One square, one insertion, eli subsequent inser.
ions 80 cents. One square, one month, ts Liberal
inducements TO quarterly, semi annual, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day advertisements, 80 per cent addi.
tionEl. Twice week Advertisements, 70 per cent.
additional.
Eight lines constitute square. Less than sqoAr,
charged In proportion, at the above rates.
Editorial notices, rs cents per line each Insertion
Local notices, 20 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements coming under the heads Of wants
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found, not exceeding
four lines, one insertion, 26 cents three times, q
cents. Any greater number OF lines at proportional,
rates
Advertisements should be handed In before Q D. m
The national Republican., 1867-05-18
Alexandria Anairs,
The Gazette Of Thursday saws.

A. L. 4 II. R. R-A meeting Of IN. bos,a ~
directors Of the Alexandria, Loudoun, and HsmD.
shire Railroad Company has been In session In
tnm city for the last two days for the purpose
Of arranging tariff Of freight and passenger
charges TO take effect on that road when Il il
opened 70 Lsssburg. The board also resolved to
| ohh general meeting Of stoekholders to con.
slider the act OF the General Assembly in rela.
| tion TO the transfer 10 the Stats,s ~ T. ~.
road. =" '
oArsirrD-A new, aat.bOttOmsd, schooner.
riggsd vessel, built BY Mr.. Athey, at Aeeotink.
on her nr't trip up the river, with any cords Of
wood, was caught In q squall yesterday evening,
about four o'clock, In the forks Of the river, op.
posite Giesboro, and capsiIod. Her cargo was
lost, having foatsd away, but her crew fortun.
ately escaped.
TIE OLDEST PRNrER.-The Fredericksburg
NsicS, speaking Of the venerable Mr.. White, tho
Oldest printer in Virginia, says he was an ap.
prentice In 1905, and worked in tho Alexandria
Gazette Office In 1915 he moved to Fredericks-
burg and his more than half q century Of ser
vice entities him to the patronage Of the public.
AFRICAN METHODIST EriscoPAL CHURCH
In the list OF appointments made at the Virginia
Conferences Of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church. which has Just closed its session in
Richmond, 10 the name Of William II. Smith,
presiding elder Of Alexandria District and Sta.
tion.
ALEXANDRIA CASAL.-0ne.tonth interest in
the lease Of the Alexandria canal has been sold
by the lessees TO Mr.. Henry s. McComb, of Will
mington, Delaware. for 81, 500.
The Journal Of tho same date says:
The ALEXANDRIA CANAL CoMPANY-An ad-
journsd meeting Of the Alexandria Canal Com.
pany was held at the Council Chamber this
morning, Benz. Barton in the chair, and P. @.
Uhler, secretary.
Capt. N. Boush appeared as he proxy of the
State Of Virginia, and Messrs. A. J. Fleming and
J: W. Nails as the representatives of the city of
Alexandria.
Ths annual report Of the president was sub.
mitted, and was road by tho secretary.
The examining committee, Messrs Edward S.
Hough, Arthur Herbert and Wm. c. Yeaton,
reported that they found the books well kept,
and the vouchers correct. The following resume
Of receipts and expenditures for the year ending
April S0th, was also submitted:
The national Republican., 1867-05-18

FISH WHARF.-But few arrivals yester,
day, the cool weather again retarding operations
down the river, Prices rule about the same
as our last quotations.
The national Republican., 1867-05-18

BOARD OF COMMON CoUNcn.-The Board
met last evening In special session. the president
and Messt,. Anderson, Dudley, Mead, Morsell,
Mulloy, Nalley, Peake, Peugh and Talbert-no
quorum.
Tho President stated that the Board adjourned
to this evening for the purpose Of hearing the re-
port Of tho joint committee, which had been ap-
pointed TO confer with the judges Of registration,
on the subject Of tho additional precincts pro-
vided by the act passed at the last special meet.
ing Of tho Boards. He had been informed, how.
over, by one Of tho members Of that ommittee
Mr.. Mulloyl that nothing had transpired since
| In relation to the matter.
On motion Of Mr.. Taibert tho Board adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-05-18

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-In the Supreme
Court Of the District, on Thursday last, on mo-
ton Of H. @. Gooding, esq, Frank CowAn, esq,
member Of tho bar of Pennsylyania Court OF
Common Pleas, was admitted to practice at tho
bar Of this District,
The national Republican., 1867-05-18

Total. $50 90 $500 %
Tho reading Of the report had boon commenced
aud the 6rst part read, when, on motion, its fur
ther reading was postponed until the next meet
ing.
Some points having been raised as to the com.
potency Of the proxies Of the city, they not being
members Of the Canal Company and the charter
authorizing mono but members to bo proxies, it
was proposed that tho meeting adjourn until the
Sd Thursday Of June. at the same time and place,
and the meeting adjourned accordingly.
The Maryland and Alexandria Ferry Com.
pany met and organized by an adoption of con.
stitution and bylaws and by an election Of
officers. 1t is expected that they yiAkDpon have
boats plying between Alexandria s1I1ho oppo-
site side Of the river.
The national Republican., 1867-05-18

Nationals .........."4 s IL Il II $50
Cricket nlne"....... o 2-l0
In tho game. on the National side, Mr.. Fox,
3 home runs Williams, Ii Wright 8; studley,
l; Bsrthrong, Il Robinson, q making II in all.
Four fly catches.
Umpire, II. @. DsnnisOn, Of the Olympic Base
Ball Club.
The game was witnessed by from four to Eve
hundred ladies and gontlems but darkness
coming on, the game was called shortly after 7
o'oloek
The national Republican., 1867-05-18

DELICAcrEs or THE SEASON. the mar
kotS strawberries arc selling for so cents per
quart tomatoes 40 cents per dozen, and peas for
so cents per half peck.
The national Republican., 1867-05-18

BASE BALL.-An interesting and excit-
Ing match at base ball took place on the grounds
Of the National, In tho rear Of the Presidents
Marslon yesterday afternoon, between the Amer
lean Cricket nine and tho same number from the
National. The following Is the score.