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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

WAsHIsaroS, April II, 1867.
On the petition Of Nathaniel Gear, Of Marietta
Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent granted
TO him the 6th day Of November, 1858, for an i'm :
proVement In Machines for Turning or Cutting Lr-
regular forms for years from the Of
said patent which takes place the sih day Of No
yember, lP67;
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent onee on MONDAY, the 90th day Of September
next at IL o'eloek, m. and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, any thsy have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO ne
IN the Patent omee their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least tosy days before the day
OF hoarnsi all testinony hlsd BY either party 10 BE-
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
minsd In accordance with the rules Of the ohee,
which will be faInished on application.
Depositions and other papers, relied upon test-
mony, must be hod In the Office ttoentv days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, n any, within
ten days after ding the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published Ia the
REPuBLIoAE and the Intellf0eneer, Washington, D.
O., and In the Washington County Eeos, Marietta,
Ohio, once a week for three successive week.; the
nrst Of said publications 70 be at least sixty days
previous to the day OF fhearing.
T.C. THRkKER,
CommlGAionsr of Patents.
P.s-Edtors Of the RbOys Rapsrs v,tll please copy,
aud send their bills to the Patent oaes with paper
containing this notiea Rp25-lRwSw
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HEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
H. L-ah M lUstrnp srkrxa PAsrsT oryIor,f

u IA ElN.H WAhHIrnruU+ ArrtI Ia 1881. uT
sy,ss fSs shs ssssnsios "a patent s,ss.sa q ha
IN tyf.rstas fot aiindiss sad sbsPisg ks.sas foi
tskss plass q. NE Both tay ofI Angnstf m 'cIg0
ordsret tAat ths s.ta petition be heard si ths
.sz. "A I1o,eiost m. Aad All psfssss sss nstissd
70 appear and show cause, n say they have why
said petition ought not 70 be granted. - -
Persons opposing the sxtsnsios are required 10 ale
N the Patent omss their objections, specially set
forth In writing al least t,esv days bsfors ths
Of hearngI all testimony hlsd By either party 70 be
used At the said hearing, must Be taken and trans
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon AZ tssti-
mony, must be hlsd In the omcs tesnfv days bsfors
,heeay of hearing the Arguments, any, within ten
days After hling the testimony, -. ~
Ordered, also, that this notice be pubishsd In the
RxPuBLIoAs, and the Intelh0sncer, washington, D.
o., and In the Times, Bangor, Maine, once week
for three Successive vseks the hrst Of said publie
nons tebs s'isAst sixty days p.syiog. g tSs ay Of
Commissioner Of Patents
P.a-Bditor. Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills 10 the Patent omse with paper
containing this notice. Ap26.wsu
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NOTICES. OF PATENTS.
nEPARTMENTor THE INTERIOR,
~ y cob 'Eunrrp srifrs Plrssr osstos,f
- !. !. n .Manrrrarnn Ann n ia6If I.

u.
On the petition Of Julius iHerrist Of New Yort,
hrip,sysF ,ss NE ;S,ss.O, ,sSf q ps..s granted
nientf kisstc Type foI printing "a irregaisT fori
for seven years NON the aspiration o. said patent
which tales plAee ON tn "a day Of August Iss7i
~ J. ordsrsd p,tths $50 petlhen Be hsard ~ ,hs
ss.s 4 = ,,,t S,si.sn m and ~ Rst.ss. =. sOSsa
said PstitiOn ought not 10 Be graatsd ~ 'f'n'C'
Parsons eppc.ine the sxtsason are required 10 als
IN the Ratent omee their shls1tons srsoially sci
tGT,a y wrsss A. I.Ast i.es. day, bsisss ths dsy
used n TIE said hearing hdst BE- tai In And tfrusI
nittsd IN aseerdsnss with TIE ruiss % tks once
whieh viii hs furaishsd On spplisatisnsO yTldr0g
Dispositions and other papsrs, relied unon a. ta.t
noy, mus 20 nlsd IN he emee t,esntg days before
Dap. kner hlipe tks t.-tlaonyJlai E = VOC
ordersd. also, thai this nelies bs N,
REPulIIoAs and the tfesnesr, wsshin ston, D,
g., and In tho Times, New York, M. T., once weei
for three suesessvs weeks The fst Of said pobiics
s.. :. Be s' i's'' ss' q q.
I'd Il Ia.,dtsaH commissionsr Of Paient.
.op; ssa ..sS ;ss Il Si ;sIs: p Yss: % P..s
. fspsf sepszininx this rotiss 'laFlS1 ap7s-ssw
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NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
In COMPANY,

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
In COMPANY.
.. OPPOSITION LINE
TO CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA, .r
EVERY TWENTY DAYS,
With Passengers, Freight, and United statos Mails,
on the following hrst t-elAss steamships;
-- On tho Atlantic ocean,
SANTIAGO, De CUBA, SAN FRANCISCO, MICA
RA0UA, DAKOTA.
Connecting on the Pacific ocean,
AMERICA, MOSES TAYLOR, NEBRASKA, NEVADA.
PASSAGE AND FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES
SAILING DAYS PROM NEW YORK.
March 10 and 30, 1857.
April 20, 1867.
Nay 10 and 80, 1857.
June 20, 1867
Aud every twenty days there .fter. leaving on tho
Saturday previous when regular sailing day comes
on sunday. .-..
For further information apply to
THE NORTH AMERICAN brEAMsHIP COMPANY
WIN. II. WEBB, President,
No. 81 Exchange Place, New York.
d. N. CARRINGTOB, Agent,
No. 1T West street, corner Of Warren, New York.
apl0
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1897 ARRANGEMENTS 1857
ioNEw YORK LINE EsSo'

THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILADELPHIA
ANB TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES
LINRs, FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
r- YORK AND WAY PLACES.
FROM WALNUT STREET wHARP AND KRNsING.
TON DEPOT.
WILL LHkVH AZ FOLLOWS, vIxi Fare
nsL m, via Camden and Amboy--O and A.
Aesommodation......... .......................t12 %
toa m. via Camden and Jersey City-Hsw
Jersey Accommodation. Observation-Disclosures 20
At a. m, via Camden and Jersey city-Morn- ~
Ing ..........................9 g. 90
Al a. m via Camden and Jersey City-2d Glass
At II q. m, via Remington and Jersey City
-kxpress ......-.................. g. 90
A. IL m, via Camden and Amboy-C. and A
Accommodation. .........................2 q 10
Az p. m, via Camden and Amboy-C. and
=. hxpress.. 3, 90
Az P. m, via Kensington and Jersey City
-Washington and N. Y, Express. s. 90
At 81 p. m. via Remington and Jersey City
Evening Mail ...................,.....S g.. 90
. I7seathsrn Mall; .,...:.-...,.........:., 5. 90
Southern Express. ess.....................,,S s. 90
A. 6P. m. via Camden and Amboy-Aesom-
mediation freight and passengeT)
1st class ticket. ........,., 4 Is
I'd class ticket. l. 60
The g. 10 p. m. Evening Nail and the !. so might
days sxsaptsd,l
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Il L e 9 TT ON NoTIO h
ORP HAN s. CoU RT,

nNTI.. - April o, 1857.
fY-To Wit;
"a The case Of Hsorss W. Heuning, administrator
III Johh men Atsg, deceased the administrator afore
Cn SAin mas with tho appreciation Of the Orphans
Sstnra Washington County aforesaid, appointed
tIsT -Ay the 4h day Of May 1867 for the Anal set:
ent and disributon Of the personal estate OF said
ceased and Of the assets in hand far the same
, have been collected and turned into money; when
and where all the creditors aud heirs Of said deceased
are notified ~ attend, with their claims properly
youehed, orithey may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit In said deeeased's estate provided
a copy Of this order bepublishsd once week for
| three weeks In the NATIONAL RKPUBLIoAH previous
10 the said day. -
Test: JAS. r. O'BEIRNE,
| spll -wSWs Register ofWillS.
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NOTICES OF PATIENTS.
IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR,
IL f'sE uSnrp srArrs PArxsr oyytcs,

| T1Iig W1H on cIV wAsHnaros, April ., isdI.
On the pstiiicn Of Simon y: Elder, sdmihi.irster
to Ne .is jSks sasf he Ssh asy o. Jniy isss
:. n cssv,Ss s bsss: ~ 20 e sSSs
which tahss plaes on the 2eth day Of July, lsg7i
Mis erdsrsd ihai the ,Ad petition be heard a the
Il ,siosS, m. and ali persons are no,asd 70 ~,
Ysar and show eau.e, II any they have, why sald Pc
lsfitien oasht no, 10 Be granted. .If1l. s!uIg
hs Psisst of.s hell OBJ bJ,elion., spssislly set
q h..sns ~ t..simony alsa by either party 70 %
miitsd "A ssoordanes with the rules Of tho ohee,
which viii 10 furniahsd on application t1s. .atL
Ds5';s9, sIS 4 C.h.r PAPER, relied spGn =, s.s
NE dsy % hearing tbs arguments. II any, within
tsa dsys sfisr niins the testimony. - ~. ~
RsruBLIcis and the Tntsilioeacsr, ws,bingtsa, D!
thrse suso,ssivs weeks the hrst Of said publica
Ss. = y sixty days 'SicSs z iss day O
hEaox h,aaIg5 Al. Copmissloner Of Patents'
PssEIditers Of he above paper: Will please
patsf sontslsiss ms notice IlIr5h apaaawsw
HhEPARTMENT ov THE INTERIOR,
1Bis ionigsIg tUurRD sfkrns PArEff oyrfoH,
On lhs psliliss Of Enooh Hidden, of New York. n.
hin hin ths MT day Of June lscs. reis.ued Sept; 8,
Prsvsnsas n slds Ilskh for ships. for .sysn years
ths aspiration Of said pk,eat which takes place
sr ne ast az n Jane, ise1
rstsss Sfss 81 NospsY, s'r ne iTsS Of june me
next ~ u o'eloek m. and ali psfsons are notiasd
10 appesr and show esuss,h any thsy have, why
said petition sught not 10 be granted. 7lrH4 IoIE
psrsons opposing the extension are required 10
f1s In the Patent ohee their objections, specially
SGT forth In writing least toenfv days before the
day ef hsaringi all testimony fled By either party,
70 be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted in aecordanes with the rules Of the oee
which will b. furnished on application. . -
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony, must be ned in the once ttoenty days before
the day Of hearing; the Arguments, II any, within
tsn days After hling the testimony. ma.
Ordered also that this notice be Published In the
RnruBLIoin and the Intsllf0enoer, Washington D.
o., and In the Times, New York, ~ Y, once q week
for three suoesssiye weeks the nrst ofsaid pubies
hearing. O. THEAKER,
sHL H.- Commissioner Of Patents.
p. s.-Edtors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent oee with
q paper containing this notice. apl9-lAw3w
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NAM
GALE OF DAMAGED HOSPITAL
PROPERTY. . . EF

AssrsTAST MEDICAL PuRyEIoR's oEHIcl,( /
wAsHtEdros D. O., May 8 1857. /
Will be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY, the
9th day Of May, 1857, at 10 a m at the Warehouses
on Elghteenh street, near In this city quantity
Of Damaged Hospital Property, embracing the fol :
loving named articles, VIZ:
BisRkots, Bedsacks, Mosquito Bars, Mattresses,
HospItal Clothing, Iron Bedstsads, Deshs efiints,
Stoves and Pipe, Mess Chests, Msdlsine Chests and
PanuierA Tin Cups, Plates and Tumblerr, Copper
Boilers Chairs Tables, Benches, Barrela, Bottles,
Medicines, Printing Presses, Old Iron, Rags, te.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds. Y .T.71sJ
Goods to be removed within 1ye l5l days.
sUrHEkLAHDy n
mAS.id Assistant Medical PuryeyorLU. s.A. !
GALE OF sERViGEABLE ,lsL f,AlSl AND UN1
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS OFFICE
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AuerIoN SAL Il : |.
BUILDINGS CORNER OF NINE
Il TEBNTH AND STREETS AT AUCTION.
Drpor ouAnrrlsAarna's OITIcr,

wAsHnaTos, d, Q. May :, 1857. g.
BY direction OF the ouarisrmas,er General the
Bulidings OF the corner Of Nlnstssnth ana sttsen
4 commeneinF Al 10 a M, undsr the snpervision Of
Captain James O. Payne, A O M eonsistinE of Mess
bouse In three paris, two stories high. .5I-.sr
9liIx6o feet, 9lxe9 feet, and 2Axas foet
platforms, Fences, Horse Rack, Coal and Wood
Sheds, sc. ..E.4H.r o.. O. f..I....
Terms Cash in Governmsnt funds. ..4.- %
All care Of bulldings is Al day Of sale
CHAs n T0MPKIHs,
Breyet BriRadier General And
r,Q.u Der OF QuaFtarmAater.
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COLUMBIA HosPITALroRW WOMEN
~ AID
LYIHd-IN ASYLUM,

TVuIEvouEH bHVeII VeIreIoI o0rnoT OF n 1treot.
This institution is situated In the most healthy
portion OF the District, surrounded by its own
grounds. Oars pass the door every hye minutes
Terms OF admission; From % to $40 per week. in
accordance with the room required, payable in al.
and Surgical Attendance, ''
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EDIoAL sTAFP.

MEDICAL BTAPP.
SURGEON IN CHARGE
J. II. THOMPSON, NJ. D., le4 I strset bs,x...
ITwsntsth and Twenty First streets. N''"''A
CONSULTING PHIMoIAks AND BURoEoHH
Jos K. BARNES, M. D., Surgeon General, United
JOS RILEY, NJ D., Georgetown,
THOs. MILLER, NJ D., street. WakhIpVt.n
a: Y: I: 0ARNkTT, NJ D., New York avenue.
W Z JOHNSTON. NJ D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, N D., Georgetown.
Applications for admissions can be made to auy Of
he medical stAf or the matren at the Hospital Or
for admission to the free beds Of this
can be obtained Of the Rev O. H. Hail. Rector Of the
Epiphany Church, Of the Rev. A. D. diliOtte PaatoS
Of the First Baptist Church, and OF the Surgeon in
charge at his rssidsnee Orders for the admisSion f
the wives or widows Of soldiers OF as Usilod gtaiss
army can be procured through the Surgeon dsnSrGi,
United States army
Jy20 O, H. HALL u n a..r.,.
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PHILADELPHIA AND REw YORK LIsEs.
Leave Walnut street wharf At 9 and 8 q. N. IL
N; and Up. m.
Leave Rsusisgton Depot al IL l6A a. m 4 s5, 4 50
AAd Q. 46 p. m. and H. 90 O. m. (night)
The g. 4b p, IN. line runs daily (All others, Sun
days excepted
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HRW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LIME
Leave foot Of Barclay street at T. N. and D. M
fron foot Of Cortland stTestat T. g. and 10 q m :,
IL m, 4 and 6P. m. , and IL night.
The q p m. line runs daily tAll others, Sundays
sxssptsd.) -
W. H. dATzMRR, Agent
Philadelphia and New York Iinss.
PHILADELPHIA. Dee Is. 1866. deSl
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w ii IS X ERS
w AND MUBTAC HRsl
Forced 10 grow upon the smoothost face in from
three 10 I've weeks by uslnR DR., BgyIONEiS RES.

TAUR1TRUR CAPIL-
LAIRR, the most won
derful discovery In mod
ern science, acting upon
the Beard aud Hair In an
almost miraculous N n
ner. II has been used by
the elito Of Paris and
London with the most
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9 Ale OF P Q W D Z r

Brcvet Brig. Gen. Depot Quartermast
ap2i-7t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

WHAT'S THE HfATrEKf-We heard
yesterday that singular disease "a pre-
valling among the poultry Particular
ly the chickens, in this region: We hear
OF 1t on both sides of the river. A farms
er ON our side, lost several Of his chick
ems and threw themout whore the hogs
got hold Of them. In d few hours after
eating them, the pigs weretaken sick
and soon died. A lady In Bridgeport,
last week lost forty. and reports the
balance sick. II Is said a gentleman
In the city purchased q chicken In mar
kst on Saturday morning last which
no had served up for dinner on Sum
day. Before night, all the members OF
tho family that had eaten OF 1t, were
quite siok-whether dangeronsly so or
not, we did not learn, The foregoing
statements were given to MS for facts.
wstio not pretend to say they are true,
nom our own knowledge, but they
were given to'us by party who Is per-
fectly reliable. 'ei's',
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

AooIDKNr.-A carpenter named VIII
liam Fowler. while engaged at work in
the second story of a building at the
upper end Of Bridgeport, day or two
since, accidentally fell through an
openings striking on the joists below.
Two. or three Of his ribs were fractured,
but he was not otherwise hurt. BE
was promptly cared for, and is now as
comfortable as the nature of hisinJur-
Eies win permit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

DAsoERoUs.-The flooring of the
county bridge between Bridgeport and
HARDWOOD Represented to us as being
in a dangerons condition. Betterifix ii
up before dreadful accident happens
and thecounty has to foot the bin. Is
our suspension bridge across the creek.
on Market street, in safe cenditionS
Let us pull the beam out OF our own
eye, and thsnJse cantalk to our neigh
bors about unsafe bridges.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

BE SURE YoUR,E RIaHT.-We heard
Of a Iittie circumstance yesterdAyt
which shows how easy it's to=he mig
taken, and how sadly the practical
edueationof certain people has been
neglected. Two acquaintances of ours,
one Of whom is a near neighoor when
at home, and the other a conductor on
d railroad leading to this city, Oonclud-
ed to have some sport cunning In the
mountains near Cumberland. Armed
with the most approved death dealing
instruments, they started for the hunt
ing grounds, no doubt elAted with the
Idsa Of bringing to the larder LETT be-
bind.an In nlense supply Of partridges.
nheasants and deer. Arriving at the
scene OF their anticipated triumphs,
they at.once set about the business In
hand, and had not been long peering
about. among the bushes, when with
In easy range, they saw, or thought
they saw, q herd of antleEed
deer, lying perfectly unconscious Of the
terrible fate that was about to'overtake
them. 1t was but the work Of a mo-
ment for our NImrods TO send The con-
tents oftheir guns among the peaceful
dock; and before the smoke had cleared
away our bold hunters were ct the spot,
ready to gather up the game. TheII
chaRr rim may be better Imagined than
described when they saw lying before
them the bodies Of three-sheep, one
masculine and two feminine. Here,
then. was dreadful stats Of affairs:
Somebody owned these animals, and,
not caring to furnish targets for mex.
perienoed hunters at 50 heavy an .ex-
pense to himself, he would naturally
want some compensation for them. To
make the best bargain possible with
the owner, was the next thing on the
programme, and a compromises was
effected at tlpetoe dollars. A promise
not to divulgs their misfortunesi
so as 70 preyent1treaehi theirfriends.
was attempted 70 be extorted the
farner, bnt without avail Nor could
they aueceed in bringing home their
game, as atrophy, after they had footed
the bill-ths nearest approach to it was
a sort of half way engagement 70 send
them saddlsiof the mutton TO Cum
berland, which he never did. Nor
could any persuasion induce the sheep
owner TO part with the rams horns,
else we might atsome future day have
had the pleasure OF recording a. feat
performed with them, second only.to
the tumBling down OF Jertcho's walls.
No; nothing would the peryerse man
do, and SO our heroes OF the chase had
10 return, sans partridge. sans deer
sans mutton, SANG horns, sans every
thing, but tired limbs and cast down
spirits. We suggest to our Respondent
friends the motto of Dayy Crockett the
great hunter of Tennessee, "be sure
you're right, then go ahead" especial
ly when out deer hunting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

REAp AND RKPnEor.-"I have tested
the Wheeler & Wilson and Singer. i
over all others; Il is easier managed,
the stitch Is durablei Ishaye made gar
ments on the Groyer1& Baker Machine
and had the garments worn out without
ripping at all; Will do greater range
OF work;,I can make an ordinaI y intel
Ilgent gill quite q good operator-in
do NOT think they would understand as
well in three, weeks. ''-7estiHioTly OF
Mrs. Julia GrSty, 800 Oa,idL Street NetU
York, before de Commissioner on lPG-
These celebrated machines are sold
at Oxtoty & Dnfiield's jewelfy store,
l10S Main street. Fail stock OF Inachlnes,
Giles Just received. .s,..sz.s..5,J- q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

ALWAYS REApY.-"About four years
ago, says Mrs.. CIV. CooMRs. of Eastop,
West Virginia, al purchased Wilcox
q Gibbs Sewing Machine. It has more
than met my expectations. Ihaye done
the principal sewing for eighteen per-
sons since that time, and a great deal
for my neighbsrs. RS alOayS, ready
altSays IN order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

ENrERpRisK.-Mr. WALKER Hunter,
on the Island, is making the necessary
arrangements for continuing his brick
making operations during the winter.
He has recently erected large, close
shed. In which he has placed furnace
for the purpose OF drying the brick. We
trust such enterprise will meet with
due appreciation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

oIr. rs WITHOUT DounrTHHBE VIZ
HAVE, EVER USED. $50 Bayii Messrs.
w. e. Goodwin & Co., proprietors OF the
Mcclure House, in speaking of Book
fng's Unrivalled Baking Powder. If
You havetnot tried ii, do so! sManufac-
tlred by E. Booking and sold by gro
GERS generally. .t5si.szt..f L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

InpEoyKMsars.-We notice a great
many new buildings are springing up
onMsrkst and ChapIine Streets Centre
Wheeling. Some very hne brick resi-
dsness now adorn the places whore
once stood miserable old houses and
vacant lots, giving to the Passer-by
rathsra favorable Impression of that
section ofthecity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

THB sessions OF the Grand Lodge Of
Masons in West Virginia, It was said
yesterday evening, would probably
close last night. The attendance has
been very good. some fifteeh or eigh-
teen Lodges In the State being repre-
ssnted.4 The utmost harmony We
suppose, at is purely snpposltIon, as
We Local hasn't been admitted tore
port the proceedings,) has prevailed,
and we doubt not the representatives
from theiintsfiorfwin carry away from
the city pleasant recollections of the
kindness and courtesy extended to
them by their brethren here, and by
our citizens generally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

Tar Rrape;growers in this region are
ayailine themselvesfof the opportunity
Afforded by the fins weather for prnn-
ing their vines. at.,aa,i iaA.ati
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

A F1Rsr.RATR ARrIdLR.ABucK%heat
cakes, muf1lns,and biscuits, are iin.sea-
son now, and everybody wants them
light, crisp, and wholesome. Use Lo-
gan, List &c OBS Ee1eeLSioT Bdkilg PoI0-
der, and your palate and stomach will
both respond, sJTrSt.rdte.n Every famf-
ily, boarding house, +hoteland merchant,
should have the EbcetSi0r Baking Fotp-
der. Read advertisements inganother
column. ssr Tt. ~ s=iis-i q.li,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

We direct attention 70 the sale of per.
sonal property at the late residence of
Mrs. Cougar, on the National road.
One who went ont 70 look at the
dresses, bonnets, collars. caps, and all
the other paraphernalia of lady's
wardrobe, informed us that itWas we'll
worth avisit to see the curious fashions
that prevailed almost hundred years
ago. The entire establishment Is repre-
scented as a very old cariosity shop. Go
out and see for yourselves 80
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Franklin Insurance Company
..gl.,.5. or WHEELING. ao


r DIRECTORS;
T. n. Logan, 7. z. shaIlcroa4 .. g. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, J. n. Hobbs, .Saml. McSlet-
Ian, g. w. FTan1hein, jas. NJ Vance, Alex
TTHIs COMPANY NOW HAVING BlsEN
organized four yeaS, and In that Lans
done q successful business, g gtin prepared
20 take risks at fair rateao on Buildings OF eH
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab'
lishments. Furniture, Steam Boats and Gar
goes ON the Western Rivers and lakes.
This company offers superior tnducemenu
to FarneiS whereby they can be insured or
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents ol
or years at reduced rates. -
This being q home Institution, with the Iar.
ReSt capital and surplus OF any company IN
In the State and composed OF some
ninety-nour stockholders, most otwhom are
among our best business men, recommend
itself To the favorable consideration OF thf
fnsurtng public, and solicita their patronage
Applications Gor insurance VIII be promptly
attended to by the Secretary. ..g,.fa
Office % Monroe street.
SAMlI MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEIJ, Vice President.
ON COEN, Special Agent Oclb
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For bargains 90 10 the new Boot and
Shoe store, Monroe street, between
Main and Market. @