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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-26

THE DISTRICT IN CoNGREss.-fhe House of
Representatives yesterday afternoon, disposed
Of the following: Senate amendmea At to the
House amendment TO Senate bill incorporating
the Washing ton County Horse Railroad Com.
paBy OF the District Of Columbia were con-
cure ed in. Disagreement OF the Senate TO the
amendment ofthe House to Senate bill incor.
porating the First CONGREGATIONAL Society OF
Washington. House receded from its amend.
ment. Il - E.le.
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PEHsosAL-William b. Astor, Of New
York, is in iown. =. Mr.. Charles Eliot, the
artist, has come here from Albany to takepor-
traits of President Johnson, General Grant,
and w. w. CoreoraR. sfeF 80 .sffE - 80
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-By Green VIII.
liams, auctioneers: q tract of land in the county
called sAaron." and part OF lots and in
Dunda's sub division, with improvements, to
Rein Aswold for $1,000; lot ~, in SO uare 7SS,
on South A street, between Sd and ith streets
east. IL cents per foot, to Catharine A. Sha w
-.f 80
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THE Protestant ORPHAN AsYLrx.-IAst
night, the Board Of Managers of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum held q. very interesting meet.
ing at the 18th street Baptist Church, which
was attended by the numerous friends OF the
institution. The devotional exercises at the
and Samson. The sin ging was by the orphans.
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To ADVERTISERS.

The following rs the ofacial sho wing Of the
circulation Of the daily papers Of this city
competing for the Government advertising
under the recent act of Congress directing such
advertising to he msds in the two daily news
papers OF Washington having the iarges
eirculario0: p
EvKi.Iio STAR......7,7lS copies per day.
Chr0dtsfs- .5-WS {"
fntelligencer. 1852
The returns Of advertising by the city papers
for tie quarter ending December 81, 1866, as
taken from the books Of the Internal Revenue
Once are as follows:
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lheoHty,''SeT. s..ss..s.ss.-...s..ss 9,iv, b
C'"ftStc-..ss S.lc<
Republican OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1913
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ARREST OF THIEVES AND RECOVERY OF
Enthusiastically, detectives Kelly and Nil
Ter arrested two young men. named John Cane
ana John O'Brien. who were travelling about
the city laden with boots, shoes, fur cans 6e
&c, which the DETECTIVES suspected were
stolen. Upon inierrogating their prisoners
they became satisfied that the goods were por-
lions of good stolen in Baltimore within a fe "
days, and telsgraphed TO the well known de-
te6tive firm OF Smith, Pierson West two OF
whom came TO Washington this morning 10
identify the prisoners and the property The
Baltimore detectives say that about the same
time these goods were stolen about 5000 worth
Of cloth disappeared, probably taken by the
same parties. The matter will be investigated.
and the prisoners turned over to the Baltimore
detectives. Detectives Kelly and Miller took
All the property found with the prisoners, but
have not done with the case
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JURY FOR THE CIRCUIT CoURT-The names
of the following persons were drawn by the
clerk Of the court yesterday to constitute the
petit Jury Of the Circuit Court, 70 be held on
the first Tuesday in February B T. Thora,
Warren Lowe. J. H. Sherwood, s. H. Moore,
Joseph Redfern, T. W. Miller, Thomas Good.
rich, H. Clay Stewart Edward Hawley, Jas
Anderson. George H. Grant, R. H. Wiilet, M
W. Gait, James A Crane, Josiah yenable,
David Mcclellan, Francis Columbus, John
Saul, ID. T.. Irving, Charles Homfller, Josiah
Henry BergiinE, W. W. Bean, and Thomas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-26

Court CAsRs.-Yesterday, Clinton Smith
was arrested by Officer Leach. of the Second
Ward, upon the oath OF Alfred Lee, Charging
him with burglary. He was sent to Jail tor
court by Justice Thompson.
w. 5 SIlliman was arrested by Oficer How
ard, Of the Second Ward, on the oath of Lucy
Harrison, charging him with keeping a bawdy
house and with grand larceny. Justice Bates
held him TO bail for court in each case.
Lucinda Biscay was arrested by Ohicer Nc
Colgan, OF the Fourth Ward, upon charges of
larceny and assault and battery made by Mr..
and Mrs Goldstein. Justice Walter cennmit.
led her for court in each case.
Isaac johnson was arrested by Oficer Tuck
er, of the Third Ward, upon q charge Of petty
larceny, made by Peter McGinness. Justice
Thompson sent him 10 jail for court
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MARYLAND-Aass Meeting Laterrsped.-A
mass meriing Of bl'ck asd white citi ana was
beld Wednesday night ut hayre-ds-tfrsce,
which was addressed by General G egory of
the Ereedmen's Burean in thar State: Rev
Thos. w. Con way, OF New York; and Judge
Bond, of Baltimore The rebels of the town
threatened TO break up the meeting pro nising
TO msrk every white man who should attend
IT, and TO punish the negroes for their attend =
ance. While Mr.. Con way was epea king and
lecause he sale the Americans con1iic- could
not be- said to be at an end until the black asd
the white citizen had q voice In the Govern.
men, the rebels made stampede from the room
as IN a fire-band had been thPo wn fnso their
midst and as they went they shouted "Put
BIN out" Although the meeting was for a
phiianthropic purpose, and some Of the best
men OF Maryland were present. giving IL their
counfenance and encouragement not one cIer-
gyman of any denomin alton could be found TO
open II with prayer. Judge Bond, in his re-
marks, said atJesus Christ loved 10 be anon Z
the poor and down -trodden, but those Of his
Mary land preachers who lived in Havre.de-
Grace could not see that the poor constitu ted
any part-of their flock. He hoped that in q
year or two is would not have to be said tina,
the people Of Maryland had to ask New orb
cieTgyman to open one Of their meetings with
prayer. as had been done this evening, because
none of their State clergymen could be found
10 do it . ..-
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SOMEBODY'S MONEY SAvRD.-Yesterday AZ
ternoon, upon the arrival Of the Richmond
train at the Mary land avenue depot, Detec-
tves Clarvoe and McDevitt report that they
discovered Daniel Burns alias Blacksmith
Dan, and three other native thieves, trying 10
rob the passengers. The detectives took them
from the train, but there being no law in this
District 70 punish thieves for an attempt to
steal. they released them after assuring them
that il anything was stolen the party wouid
be held responsible. The presence Of the de-
tectives saved some ones property from being
stolen. Large sums have been stolen from
passengers on this line, and the detectives are
working hard to break up the gangs.
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.e.e.ssF tsss -fz.s t resfg t7eesa-'i q ~
-. 4e, =. e. sa 81 ssslzzq 10 Tst. "a O..
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0Th N n 8azette says that son Of ] ohm
G. Breckinridge IS employed in a dry goods
store in that city O.. 6E9lFf = 'oie' > =
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i n Gu \ INeY.
"pows WITH HIGH PRIcHs.n

OPTICIAH GOODS.
OPERA CLASH rs and sPEoKs for the Mil
PEbBLYs and other CHASSIS at half price.
L. ALEXANDuR,
il al-6ts $40 Pennsy IN aniA avenue
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g NAVY PAYMAsrER's OFFICE,

u3 The meeting in behalf OF
sABBATH SCHOOL AND MISSIONARY
Efforts In the South, having been postponed on
be held At the First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Or: eppderIand soy street) TO MORROW Sab
Interesting addresses may he ey pected from Mr.
JOHN e: tASSA8. the veteran missionary; Row.
Secretary Tor the South, and several members OF
the Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
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.HCaE = aHEBSS % "a
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NTA GRAND I. o. o. r. 1--WE.
W. FOR THE I ...
.ss BkhEFIr OF TIE LIBRARY.

FkENCH O0NFEOTIONDRY
LADIES' HOB CBEAh B DINING SALOON.
Weddings, Dinner or SUPPER Parties an n.i,.a y.
mort sn9rt netiee with novelties I'm Pyramids. fsncy
SSssttss' sna Oonaiecaoneries, JeIliss welding
Ice Cream, Water Ice, Roman Punch, Boned Tns,
Key. Key, plain nsc0!oped Oysters. Boned Turkey in
Jelly, Oharlotte Russo, etc., etc - "
httendants also will be sent to attend to all de
tail, OF arrangements. Bouquets, Wreaths, and
jss.lm JOSEPH y an rry pYr,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-18

MEETING OF THE CIEE A-oC SSAA@-- HS
Council met, last evening, at the Cliy
Buildings.
Thefo,lowing members were present:
AZ .--srs. Jacob, Maxwell, ". p. Wii-on'
A. Wilson, Blair. linn, RoDinso"'
English, Mcclellan and Ffanzhs i1li;, ma,
Ibe minutes OF seyet Ia,s S'e9
The Teport of the Joint Com mlttse % %
Tho connciI and Board of SuPerElsoFs
an The Zane street BrIdgeI IeSi
49,, he second Branch, was adopts1
nv a majority vote. trequlnng " oe
sdontsd by a similar vote a.
quent meetinS-J .,t-, h. r,,IY.
,.1ra under which iDformers are al
LIVED a portion OF the fine imposed for
vi0iationa BY coffee houses, received
rom the Second Branch, Was rejected.
The scsion Of the Second BraDeh con
corning the report OF the Com mitlee oi
Water Works, in regard 10 repairing
the engine furnace, authorizing the
Committee TO have the necessary re-
pairs made, was coucuTred In.
The adoption Of the report OF the
Committee on accounts was concurred
in. except as to the bill ofIewls EAksi
for printing Ordinances, [f65S 60, snh
In, bill of q. W. LETTERS go iof re
vising ordinance, which were Eeiefts =
for INJURY how much has been PalS
and Is still due on these contIA.c,s- 80,
The report OF the Com nice o y
Streets &c received from the Secobu
Branch, was considered
Mr. English moved that the third res
oIutiou accompanying the report re
1uiriu2 the Street Raitwsy to move lt7
track 10 the north side OF Zane street on
the Island, be disagreed u.
-
renort was laid ON the table for farther
considerztion, sIter some discussion.
MF. u. Wilson offered resolution
directing the Finance Committee 10 re-
pOrt the amount OF receipts and expen-
ditures for 1867, what has already oeeh
eXpeudeu. and what viii be required TO
nav interest and run the city tor the
balance of the year, and what amount
must be set aside for the sinking fund
for the year lsf7-
Mr., Jacob offered a resolution d.
recting the Committee on Streets &c.
TO make inquiry in regard 10 brlugln R
the gutter at the south end of the God
Ward Market House, at the junction
Of Union and Market. Adopted.
The report OF the Committee on Re
monstIauces on the petition OF George
Hartley, in favor OF RENTING him 81 10
fine and granting him license for god
class coffee house, as asked for in his
petition was presented and rejected,
The report of the Special Committee
in favor OF paying damage 10 Widow
Dirty for injury done her house by
leakage Of the basin, was presented aud
adopted.
petition from parties in the coun-
try asking an appropriation OF $40 10
have repaired that part Of the Chapiine
Hill road within the city limns, was
received from the 2ud Branch, and the
action OF that branch referring the pc
tition with power to act, was concurred
in.
License was granted to George Hart
ley TO keep a second class coffee house.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-18

Especially, who have beooms the ySctIrus O;
Solitary Vice that dI sadful and destrIctiva
habit which annuRlly sweeps 10 an unfimeg
grave thousands of Young Men OF the mos
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entrRnced listening
SENATOR with ii . thunden5 Of eioQueucs, =
walked TO est4cy the living Iyre, may cal.
with full e1nfilRurR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-18
Fruit House For sale.

nm WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ilh,
" Al : O'Clock P. NJ, We Will sell 10 The
highest bidder on the premises, the " heel
II Z Fruit House, on F1TIh street The II Ouss
contains twelve rooms for keeping fruit.
The Fruit HOUSE Is thTee-StOrie- h Oh, and
has three large Rooms, one Of the beSt CELLAR
in the country under the v hole building
hers Is about three hundred tons Of Ice on
hand nov, and the nom can be made
ready for receiving Fruit In fe " days lime.
All IN sOod order, and Is one Of the DaAt
Bousss 10 the United states Ior the purpose.
TEBNs-Ope-hah cash; balance sig and
Twelve months, with interest and good Sc
cnTity.
B. order OF The Stockholders and Directors.
j. e BUTSFORL, frest-
WILTON Irwin. SsclN. seplG.tl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-18

POLICE CoUET.-Thers WAS pretty
good representation at the Police Court,
yesterday morning. Several of the
cases were for offences against the new
laws recently passed by Council.
Joseph Rial was fined one dollar and
costs for lounging in the market house;
Louis Hester, for the same offence. one
dollar and costs; John Wilson. for in-
decent exposure of person in public,
one dollar and coAts; Chris Cline, for
committing an indecent act, ten dollars
aud costs; John Caps, for personal
Hbuse OF Geo. I. Ritchie, one dollar and
COSTS Caroline Caps, daughter OF John
Caps, charged with similar offence,
was discharged, complainant having
To pay costs; MollIe Mclaughlin, for
loud swearing and prostitution, twenty
dollars and costs, and James Herriott,
for Assaulting John O'Donnell, boy,
twenty dollars and costs. EtI.a.
The Court put the lines in the most OF
the casgs ut tho lowest amounts the law
allows, In consequence OF the offenders
never having been before II previously.
The Court meets this morning at 9
O'Clock.
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DREADFUL ACCIDEST-MAS KICKED
TO DEATH ny A Enthusiastically, be-
tween IL n. and o'clock, p. NJ. N Ia
inevitable accident occurred at the alta
bles attached to the hotel kept by Mr..
John Ball, Market Square. James Fo-
ley, who was employed as hostler by
Mr.. Bali, went Into the stable In the
rear o: the hotel to attend TO mule in
one OF the stalls, Shortly after a son of
MIR. Ball heard the noise of the mule
kicking, and. going 10 the stable TO
Quiet 1t, discovered Foley lying ON the
floor OF the stall, between the fore a nd
hind legs of the mule. Telling him to
come out of that, he recsived no answer
from the man, and, observing closely,
discovered that he was totally uncon-
scIous. Tho mule WAS then making a
great ado in the stall, kicking and
stamping round to so great an extent
that IL was dangerous TO go In to him,
However, the boy succeeded, with no
small risk to himself, in catching hold of
Foley's legs and pulling him out. Call
ing Others to his assistance, IL was dis
covered that the man had been kick ed
or paved on the head. There were
marks OF the animals hooEs on his body
In several places. conveyance was
procured and Foley, still unconscious,
was taken to the st. Joseph's Hospital,
Shortly AFTER reaching the hospital, he
died. Il was great wonder that Foley
was not killed outright. The mule IS
owned, we believe, by Sherrard Glen.
ems, ESQ.
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Franklin Insurance Company
.a OF WHEELING.
.SI5O,OOO
nIEECnlEa.

DIKECTOES.
7. II. Logan, T. p. ShaIlcro5s, j. .. khodes
Geo. Aendel, ]. n. Hobhs, Saml- McClel
Ian, q. W. FranEheim, Jas n. Vance, AIe1
LAuEhlin.
UlHIS COMPANY now HAVING BEEN
i organized four years, and In that uTnt
done q successful business, is sill pEepdFe0
TO take risks al fair rates or Buildings Of al
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Ests'S
Hshmenta Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
gOss on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company Offers superior tnduSeinenu
to Farmer whereby they can be insured or
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contenis,fol
3 or s yeaTs Al reduced rates.
This beinR a home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus Of any company IL
In the state and coInPo5ed OF some
niuety-Eour Stockholders, most OF whom ar
among our Desst business men, recommends
Itself 10 the favorable consideration OF tht
insuring public, and solicits their patronage
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary.
Once q Monroe street.
y. c. ARTHUR, Secretary
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MESDEL4, Vice President
@. ST. COES, Special Agent oclo
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Y.M. G. Ave learn that arrange
ments have been completed by the com
lnittee OF our city Young Mems Chris
tian Association for foil turn out 10
attend the lecture to be delivered by
Rev. Mr.. MulIenix, of the Fourth street
II. L. Church, in the Third Presbyterian
Church, before ike Young Mems Chris
tiau Association OF South Wheeling.
The members OF the Association, and
lady friends Of the cause, will meet at
the Rooms this evening at o'clock,
and proceed in a body 10 the Mcclure
House corner, where they will take the
stFeet cars for u trip to Sonth Wheeling.
Every arrangement will be made for a
direct and speedy ride. The committee
desire 10 see a full turn out OF the mem =
bers of the Association and lady friends
OF the cause. We are confident Capt.
Mcclure will have TO bring out four or
tive cars TO accommodate the crowd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-18

GRAVEL RooFs.-AIr. George Crum-
hacker of this city, is fully prepared to
put on gravel roofs in the most i'm
proved method, and warrants his work
to give satisfaction, either in resisting
fire or turning water. The tar used is
put through n process that frees it from
oil and benzole, and no matter now
great the heat, il Will not run. II is
equally efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quail
ty, and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood test of fifteen
years in Pittsburgh. inl253 m
or call at my establishment, head of
Lindsey street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-18

DIsTISaUIsHEp ARRIvAL.-our citi-
ssns will he rejoieed to know that Mr..
Toby Vance, whose doinRs and subse-
queut arrest in Bridgeport, few days
since. we duly chronicled, has returned
to the city. Mr.. Vance was put to inc.
NAL labor on the chain gang by the con-
stituted authorities OF Bridgeport, in
consequence Of inability to liquidate
the cue imposed upon him because of
his shoe slipping from his hand and 60.
know the individual they had to deal
with. MIR. Vance Is cute and under IA
vorable circumstances, would have
mRdea good army QrA=termaster, or "a
successful politiciRn. As IL Is, fate has
decided that he shall exhibit hts smart
ness on less notable scale. But what
ne want 10 say is this: Yesterday
morning, Mr.. Vance was busily en-
gagged breaking stone in Bridgeport,
Somewhere on the bank of the river,
Watching his opportunity, while the
Captain of the chain-gang was looking
another way he broke the letters which
running to the river, plunged in and
struck out boldly for the Virginia
shore. MIR. v. Is an excellent swim
mer, and was very short time in get
ting across. But he did not stop upon
the Island bank. Gathering
up portion OF the chain which he still
wore upon his person, he made tracks
across the Island and reached this end
Of the Suspension Bridge in safety. A
large number OF friends congratulate
him on his escape.
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5000 Prizes, valued at. -. : 5000
Tickets 81 90; Five for $3.50; Ten
&c.. for $500. ..4.
Address all Communications f
hurley & co,

20. Box 81. M6undsviIe, : ". Va,

4l-LEs AaLLt l6ots
Pursuant to notice, Il meeting Of the re-
turned soldiers OF MRrshall county, was held
this afternoon at the Court House, and or
gRniZed by the election OF Capt ]. 81. Pipes,
County 1reasurerJ President, and s. I. Arm
strong, Secretary.
Upon Lakilg the Chair, Capt ]. NJ. Pipes
annouceI the prime and only object OF The
ment by which 1t IS proposed to raise funds
to erect a monument 10 the memory OF the
soldiers OF West Virginia, who fell in the
Union service during the late war.
After some discussion IL Was unanimously
agreed that "Gift Enterprise shall be held
for the purposa OF raising the funds pro posed,
and Cap W. Roberts and L. B. Pnrdy, MAJ.
Will hurley and Lieut. j. Will Myers were
constituteda committee to mature and man
age the enterprise IT was
ReB0lUed, That Maj J. h. BristoF, State
TTeasurer,) be requested to act as TreaA urer Of
the Monument FuDd. ~ ..... L. ....r
II was order ed that the proceedings OF this
meeting be nrnishedto those newspapers in
the state favorable to the object, for PublIca-
ton.
During theTneeting speeches were made by
several gentlemen, dmOng Them Capt. Ham
son CIisEsll, who delivered one of his hap
piest efforts, and q glowing tribute to the
memory of our missing comrades"
]. II. PIPES. President.
8 TOWNSEND ARMSTRONG, Se0'y.
In furtherance OF the object OF the meeting
the Committee has the honor 10 make the an
neEed announcement.
81 Money can be sent by registered letter
or Express, at our risk
CoNNITEE-MBj. VIII. Burley, President;
Mat. ,. n BTistor, Treasurer Lieut. u WIZ
Myers. Secretary; Capt, W. L. Roberts and
address all communications to
HURLEY HC1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-18

COOP TExPLAR's ExHIEITIoS.-This
evening there will be public exhibit
lion at Good TemPlar's Hall, Main
street. The performances will be yHri-
ous. Doors open at O'Clock; perform
Facs5 to commence at N. All are in
vIted to attend.
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German Ptre Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incorporated May IL. 1857.
100000

AAFlIAAE
DIRECTORs.
Christian Hes, William Elevts. Benno
Hammer, John OestsFiing, John PfRrT, John
ROemer, Anton Reymaun, Philip Schuehle,
August Wiedebush.
led, Is prepared 10 insure BuildiDgs,
Furniture Merchandise and other Personal
Property at favorable rates
Loses after due adjustment, Will be
pTomptiy paid.
Applications for insurance Will receive i'm
mediate attention from the Secretary.
COmpEuy's once, in the SheTif17s Once.
Easement of the Court House
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Secretary
JOHN OES5TERLISG. President.
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH, Vice President.
ANTON REYMASS, Treasurer,
WILLIAM KLENlS,
PHILIP HCHUEHLE, SSuTyeyoTs.
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH,J
Iun4-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-18

SIGHT SEEINd.-The crowds which
attended the brutal prize fight in Ohio,
and the grand boat race at NewbuTg,
goes to slow that our people are some
on Sightseeing Persons who purchase
those superior spectacles sold at Oxtoby
& Duffieid's Jewelry Store, 1903 Main
street, west side, never fail to discern
the most minute objects. and are sure
to "sEE their way through the world. !"
Call and SEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-18

SPEAKING AT MARTISsvnLE-Rs-
member that Colonel Poorman, Of st.
CiairsvIlle, will address the people to-
might at Martinsyille. The Colonel IS a
giftod speaker, and now that the street
cars bring us within few minutes
walk OF the Ferry, there ought TO be a
good turn out OF our Union citlLens
IhIs evening, by way of showing our
friends across the river that they have
our sympathies in their present con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-18

To HousEKEEPERs.-Yo have never
attained the perfection OF biscuit and
Rriddis cakes unless you have used
Logan, List q OBS Excelsior Bdkbt1
PotcdeT- We repeat, what has been
said thousand times, by ladies, who
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