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BOSTON.
akKoHAEfg BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
This LAns Comprise the Fine ocesa stsanssips
UoEooRDIA.....sO 1000 tons, Leland. Csmmapdsr.
KENsINGT0N...Iz0 Hedges.
81. LOUlS........l2N .. Sears
oRIENTAL....... 900 .. Snow, &c
Forming . Regular Weekly Lana
EOR BOSTON VIA HAvANA---THE STEAMSHIP
Concordia,
SEARS, Commander.
WIN Leave on TUESDAY. June I'd, at ?. IL, from
Bulls Head
These sner superior accommodations Tor passsn
rers freight and insure at the lowest rates and 70
.lsy vii 20 sxtsrdsd shippers Fer freight psssags
.pplyto CRKKvy, MCPHERSON q co.,
No. IS Osrondeet strest
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ann Stinson
Mes York MAY 22-Anived from New Orleans, bark |
Finney, Townsend
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK |
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
oonyrisins the nrss-clas sssamships-
sFssR1 SsUsslR H SHlss
SHERMAN ;osps.in WI s:5 asasy.
UNIFIED Captain 1so L. Nortsn-
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
Gen. Grant.
HIS QUICK. Commander.
wul lssvs her wharf foot Of Jefferson stree. SAT-
URDAY, June 9Th, stbP
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
CABIN PASSAGE.
Fer freight or passage apply TO
WOOD. Low LUpwIasES.
III. steamship GEN MEADE VIII follow leaving above
on SATURDAY. June 18th.
FOB NEW yoKK DIRECT.
THE oEoxwELL LINE
This Line ia composed OF the following steamships;
eco. Cromwell. Geo. Washington.
Mariposa- Cortes,
Geo. Warrington.
E.v EAGER, Commander
vI..vs her wharf foot OfroaOuss street, SATURDAY
June 9Th at5r.n.
Passage
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRk and sREMEs
BY ths line through bills Of lsding given for sauna
ALFRED xoULroH.
q Carondelet street
caALVEHTON-
MORGAN LINE o. g. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
U,OR GALVESTON AND IsDTANOLA-rHE
Z following iron owpressurs steamships form this
w. q. HewesI. G. Harris. Austin.
9, Mary...'.'...''- a gnss = .rg.n
A,ao. ma''''''''.'' r..s n aaaxarda
VIM G.. Hewes,
GEO. z. TRIP, Commander.
WIZ sail SATURDAY. June 9th, sisAE
For freight passage apply TO
oHAs A WHITNEY q co.. Agents.
SO and 81 Camp street
No whisky received without order from the office.
EOR TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE,
| VIA
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsas AND GREAT WESTERN
| RAILROAD.
rssHss ss.s the Esry Boa, opposite JssssOn sqs.Ts
leaving the Algers Depot at A. arriving at
BrsshesT City Il taking the Morgan Line Steamships
| at Brsshear for Galveston.
| Josephine. J. N. LEWIS,
| SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYR
Ticket. to secured until o'clock
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted at the Office Of the Ope
ousas Railroad Company, No. 90 Canal street. or st The
| Ferry Landing. on the morning o. departure
| q. W. BAYLEV. Superintendent
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Marinr ,Snteuiasnfe.
CRxscEsr orrIcx, No. 81 cAxr srHzrr
1F-iS.v lima l662
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Lavaca Livir gst0n for Pensacola Perkin
Steamship Liberty, Balm, Tor Havana snd Baltimore
" Witherspoon Halse,
siesmer Olive Branch. Jones. for st Lous Mssts
schr GeneYra Brio Iilaser Tor Russian. Smaller ~
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Arrfved Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship HIVES Tep. from Indisnos and Galveston
toe Whitney &co--lst district 10
Ship Rose Dustin from Liverpool 30 March, to
HynsOn &eO-4th district Al
schr FauIia. from Pensacola to master-Nes sta
PippO Pippa from Gown so mzster-Ne~ BASIN
Sehr Long. from Tcheuncta RIVER TO Baxter
WiHOn-Ntw BASIN
Logger Is erance lawrence from St Charles Parish to mas
tsi-2d district is
Luggers ct jos eph Small Hard Times lie Jusne Ieort We
nus, Benco. K Pur I'll MOuve. La Tour d,Auvrer aAd
Gem the Upper Coast, to mass-rszd estlict ID
Logger Provence Francis Om Jesuts Bend TO master
20 district Is =,
district Is
Lugger Capega Duirssne from LaOurche to mas
terra district 10
rowB0ATg.
rowbost Calhoun Foett from the Passes-owed down and
to 26 ut ship Monaoon, bark shawmu.; Bsaxgih
br Challenger schr Hanna-brOught up bark kose
Noes
STEAMBOATS,.
vicksbur0 Blanks from 0uachita City
St Nicholas. DOwtt. from Craps Bluf
KankAkee, Maitland. from Bayou Des Claims
Tbos P May DeBouehei. from Jesaits' Bend
Gen Qutman, feathers. from vi :ksburg
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MAReARET's STEAM bakery
NO 70 NEW LEyEE STREET,
sETwxKS PoYpRAs AND LAFAYETTE sTREETs
New Orleans,
san continues the manufacture Of all descriptions Of
CRACKERS. Navy, Pilot and French BREAD. PHckag.
delivered in all parts Of the city free Of drsysge
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II MONROE CAREY, UNDEsTAKER
IL. Nos 2lS Dos and ~ Magazine street between Julia
aud st Joseph respectfully TO bis friends and the
public generally haI he viii continue the Undertaking nut
ness OF late Daniel Monroe at lhe above sand viii keep
hand assortment Of Metahc Burial Gases
and Csskes Rosewood Mahogany Black ealnut and Paia
Collins. Boeiss Emsalned. Disnterred and carefully
long known IN connection with the business
rNRNFsr TURPIN, wHoLEsALs MANUPAC-
Il of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
DrUps, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Juuoe Paste Gum
Drops ana Syrups By steam Importer OF French Orna
uents such Cupds, Flowers, Gum Leaves Lyrics, Dsu
phins Decorated Toys CossqEes Fancy fAes Tor CAKE
Stands or Bouauets CaatOnAges Fancy Boxet Tor Christ
uas and New Presenfs Comucopias etc, etc Ne g
old Leves street. between ST. Louis and Oont srees sev
Orleans. La
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i Below Coming Up.
Ship Bazaar Jefferson from Liverpool 18th March 10 master
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
RnSTnN MASs


Tho very important and extensive i'm.
provements which have recently been made
in this popular Hotel, the largest in New
England, enable the proprietors to offer to
Tourists Families. and the Travelling public
accommodations and conveniences superior
to any other Hotel In the city. During the
past summer additions have been made Of
numerous suits OF apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets, &C., attached; one OF
Tufts magnificent passenger elevators, the
pest ever constructed, conveys guests TO the
upper story OF the house in one minute; the
entries have been newly and richly carpeted
and the en- tire house thoroughly replenished
and refurnished, making 1t, in all It's APP
pointments, equal TO any hotel in the coun-
try. Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls and Cafe
on first floor. -
my4-Smeod Proprietors,
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Van Wrinkles room until midnight.
So 1t would seem his "oath" was still an
insufficient guide for his judicial con.
science until interpreted by the Chief
Justice and by Mr.. Trumbull.
Mr., Van Wrinkles election to the
Senate by our Legislature was mis-
take. He never was representative
man. BE was elected through the in
huence of his wealth and social posi-
ton added 10 the influence Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. HeWas
man who had never felt an impulse
Of sympathy with the political tenets
of those who elected him. BE had
strongly opposed the formation of the
State, having spoken against it and
fought it with might and main in the
Convention of 1861. Yet when the
New State men carried the measure in
spite of his opposition, he stepped in,
claimed and received the first fruit
of their labors in the highest
Office the State had TO confer.
Personally he has no intercourse with
our people outside of his own town,
and we are told very little there. he
takes little or no interest in their con-
Germs, and has no respect for their
wishes. His political inspiration is
drawn from Baltimore, and his beau
ideal of statesmanship is Reverdy
johnson. During his five years In the
Senate he has rarely or never repre-
scented our people In any important
vote. He is as oblivious q their inter-
ests, as regardless of their preferences,
as unmindful of any obligation to them
for the place he holds, as II he were the
Great Mogul.
The lesson he has taught us is Bit
ter one, but not altogether undeseryed.
Perhaps we will learn in no other way,
TO put our trust in no man who is not
with us from principle.
Mr.. Van Wrinkles responsibility in
this matter is one we would not care to
shoulder. His single vote decided.
Had he been able to elevate himself to
the Ieyel OF statesman and declare
what johnson himself confesses and
what is notorious to the whole world'
Andrew johnson would now be a pri-
WIG Clllbcu uhh WV "SA'@
tran 1nil and hopeful. But now II
through him come new troubles TO The
country, fresh riots and violence and
bIoodshed to the South, whom shall we
hold guilty?
The Legislature of our State meets in
this city fortnight from tomorrow.
II there is in either House Republican
member who voted five years ago to
mako Mr.. Van Wrinkle Senator, we
should think he would find duty to
perform which would atone in some de-
gree for his share OF our present mis-
fortune. tIT
In the hands OF Mr.. Van Wrinkles
constituents (though he may not be
aware of their existence) we leave him.
We have performed an unpleasant
duty, which we trust We may never
have to repeat. When they have done
with him, we shall be willing 10 con-
sign him to the same tomb OF disgrace
full oblivion as will hide the venerable
but not Iamented Grimes, there to
sIumber like his illustrious ancestor,
till some future age when such quail
ties as honor. fidelity and gratitude
shall no more be known among men |
saYe only in the traditions OF the past.
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saturdays Result.

In the Senate, Saturday, the vote was
taken on the XIth OF the Impeachment
articles, and it WAS lost by the vote Of
one man. AS we understand this was
put forward as the strongest article
and its defeat leaves little room fol
hope that The President can be con-
victed on any OF the others. Further
action is postponed until the 26th inst.
IL is claimed that Ross, of Kansas, who
voted against tho xIth Article will vote
for the lind; but if 30, 1t Is probably in
accordance with an arrangement by
which some Senator who voted for the
XIth wonld vote against the IIudi so
the result should be the same. The
postpOnement we take to mean. that
the mBJOrily lacked confidence in their
ability to convict ON any article, Satur-
day. Whether conviction will be
stronger at q future day remains TO be
v..u
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The GREAT BLOOD Purifier.

In the spring every one feels the need OF an
infallIble remedy for the impurities OF the
Blood, Dyspepsia, AcIdity OF the stomach
and kindred ailments. Such medicine Is
MIsHLER,s HERB BITTERs, which has
proven a blessing 10 humanity and enjoys
reputation extending throughout the coun-
Try. Byits Judicious and timely use. at such
time and places where 1t might be of use, IT
win surely avert the approach OF the most
insidIous disease. Danger and sickness Will
only ensue when the human system is outof
order. Either the blood, the stomach, the
l yer or the kidneys may DO deranged, ard
disease in the guIse OF some dangerous fever,
or rackIng. cruel pains, or wearing, debilita-
ting sickness, will speedily bring the victim
to the couch of illness, unless a preventive,
sure in its operations, ard certain in its eff
fects. is promptly taken, and, we repeat,
such medicine is MISHLER'S HERB BIT
TIERS. Sold by all Druggists and dealers. &.
B. Hartman & Co., Proprietors, Lancaster,
Pa.
For sale by LAUGHL1N, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
mJlO-<"
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The Plot 10 Defeat Impeachment.

The full proportions of the plot to de-
feat impeachment have not been devel-
oped. but scattered threads are being
seized here and there. As indicated in
the dispatches early in the trial, the
central figure among the Republicans
who opposed impeachment, is Chief
Justice Chase. His position made 1t
unnecessary that his opinion should be
made public, but they have neverthe-
less been we'll known here, and his
bearing during the trial has been mark
ed by some characteristics which so
early inducedia distrust of Grimes and
Trnmbull. He has been throughout
most intimate with the PresidentIs
counsel and with Reverdy johnson,
who furnishes the apparent respecta-
bility and real brains for the Demo.
cratic side of the Senate, and lastly with
all the doubtful Republicans. They
nave been gathered around him at din
ner parties, and have been made tins
} special recipients of social blandish.
ments, In which his accomplished
daughter is SO well versed, Ehase's
own ambition, and his hostility tc
Wade, and still greater hostility &c
Grant, are known. 1t Is also known
that each of the four Republicans yphr
have openly declared for acouittal. Il
opposed to Grant. and some of them
have personal piques to CRAFTY al
Wade's expense.
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THESE men who have been Trusted no
Republican leaders until they fancied
that they owned the party can have mo-
further confidence from the masses.
Our Judgment is that their detection Is
as sure as that of Dixon and Doolittle,
and that 1t is folly to look to them at
is against notification; and as thew
side with our enemies we must part
company. The principle is more inn
portant than their services. PhRddel-
i1kSz North Americas,
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new Man For Goyernor-.CoI. Jacob
H0rnbrook.

new Man For Goyernor--Col. Jacob
Hornbrook.
Editors InteNigeneer
As there seems TO be no candidate for
Governor announced whom orr peo-
pie feel that they can safely support,
respectfully suggest to my fellow
citizens throughout the State gentle
man of you own county who is emf
nent for his general good sense, his
pure and disinterested patriotism, ana
who could afford to accept the position.
We would be safe with such a man IN
whether a ore-popular nomination
could be made. That man is Jacob
Hornbrook, Esq, than whom no man
Is better known throughout the length
and breadth of the State. He is an
original Republican and would never
go back on us.
Ady14 1868.
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For Sale.
Fifty Building Lots
WHEELING IsLAND.

A SUBSTANTIAL STONEwINE HOUsF
"A and cellar lS0) eighty feet long by C90
twenty teet wide, capacity nearly thIrtythou-
sand lS0OOO) gRls'together with Coooprape Of
ABOUT me same capacity. PRESSES and
0Lner INJURIES necessary for manufacturing
Wine. Though built for wine CELLAR ID h
equally We'll adapted for manulacfuTinR and
storing .lager-beer. With this VIII be sold
about four acres OF land on which is also
erected, adjoining the Wine House, a good
frame two-story dwelling house OF eight
rooms, and large stable nearly new. The
whole Is offeredtfor less than the cost of the
Improvements:
Any person desiring to engage in mauufac-
turing WINE or LAGER-BEER should cali
and see this property before investing else
The BUILDING LOTS offered are the
most desirable Island lots now in the marked
and will be sold at low rates on easy terms
The above embraces that portion OF the
Island Vineyard running east from the Fair
ground to the river
For further information apply at No. IS
april JSO. p. GILCHRIsT.
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nnyls.1wd
I,imR---FrRdRriCk Comfy Lime.

rDHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOST RE
spectfnIIy inform the citizens OF Wheel-
ing that he has rented the Kflns formerly
run by /, ID. Richardson. on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, and Is now prepared TO fur.
nIsh select lime at shortest notice, and
"a the same quality OF lime has been SO
much used IN Wheeling that It needs no
further recomm endation, and as have had
an experience OF twelve years, feel con1t-
dent can please all that may favor me with
mist w H.KEMP.
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Ati, AdrertIsttteuts.
TrI1st Sale,

NV WRITE OF A DEED OF TRUST
b made Inc inst day OF April, A, D., t Hssi'
% meas Trustee By S iH S23oa ana WIIch sad
daeS Ia SY Teeorti ia the ReeordeEg o1lce OF
0Sio County, State of West NnS1nlhi, ~ ~
Deed Book No. So foliS 10 sna on 10 I s Tat Al
pnbiie auction, at the front door OF ine
Court House OF Ohio county, the ionoW WIZ
being situated in the county OF ONO an 10
State OF West Virginia, on the WH IstsS ~
Peters Run, and eneIoseo py tn9 9 aa ~ Nc.
Donald, and Robert Stewart and boundeo, y
folloWs: beginning at a sugar tree on Lne
Fans; thence g. l8kl, E l6 4 p. TO stone on
me south side of said run, corner 10 taTlS ,
thence 3. 59' w. 10 poles 70 Wnite oak1
w ii D., 10 small beech, corner to Fairs;
taenS9 a 4 + Se 81 "a tq In w siGne Fsfis
n Ilee 10 RoS't Stewart; thence n. 80 e. S6P
William Nichols, now jeremiah HRrtlips
line; thence y. 6SA' W. Is p. TO stone on
the north side OF the a1orsaid Enn, en-,
thence IS. 741S9, w. l41S to the beginning,
containing fifteen Q5) acres, three W rooos
parcel OF ground in the county and Stale
Aforesaid, on the waters OF Peters Kun, com
tanning seven and one-fourtn lLt4J ACRES
Beeinnis at sugar tree and running south
OF west S. IS rods to stone In the run join
thence south OF east 2ISo 40 rods, Joining with
the Aforesaid WaIdens and Fafris' lands 70
a beech; thence north OF east S2%o 10 RODS
joining lands OF said party of the INST part
purchased by him from VIM. N1eholsI 70
dOgw0Od; thence north OF east co. 10 RODS 70
post thence north OF west "a le rods 70 a q
land lying and belng situate in said county
and State, beginning at stone % rods ana
feet north east from q sugar tree standing on
the line OF Jeremish HRrtlip; thence north
east 4 rods Is feet 10 a stone on said Harteps
line; thence northwest rods S2 feet TO
stone in said Hartlip6 line; thence south:
west rods 81 feet TO another stone on said
Haruip's line and Farts' line; thence rum
ming down said Faris' line south to stone,
containing one-half acre, more or less.
Selling MS trustee shall convey only such
title as Is vested in me by said deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE.-One. hundred and MY
dollars with interest on the same from ApIlI
lst, 1857 and the expenses OF this sale to be
paid in cash, and the remainder OF the pay
mentS as follows:
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Notice..

HAVING SOLD MY SAW MILL,
Ill Planning Mil and LumberyaId 70
Messrs Turner & OSBORN, who VIII continue
the business heretofore carried en- by me.
wish to settle with my late customers
debted to me to call without delay at my
office, two doors east OF my former once
must be settled All perEou6 having claims
against me will please present them.
have on hand lot OF walnut Jumper
from one to four inches thick dry and good.
Also, 9 lot or window Sash and shutters
which I wish 10 close out.
have also, ten acres ofland, suitable Iof
gardening purposes, q tWo-stOry frame mouse
with rooms, and two good horses Which'
Vs. ~ '-'' VIM. STEWART,
myIS-lwd Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Marietta and PnrkersburR
H. Daily PaeReIA

The side wheel steamers "RE-
LsHeES fBE0CA" and +EXPRESS."
- Rebecca leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday pt eleyen
o'clock, a. m. sE
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, nj IL O'Clock a m.
Connecting at Bellaire with trains from
Pittsburgh, dine at IL A. m.
tween Parkers6urg and 6allfpoIIs
BOOTH BATTELLE & co.,
-declV-u ass Agents.
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TRY one ROTTIE OF

LAUGHLIN's INFANT CoRDIAL!.I
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely Mamma is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor will
not say, " Hang the Baby" but blessed be
LaughlIn's Infant Cordial. Only IS cents a
Bottle. marlS.
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WE have on our table some three or
four communications, pro and con, re-
lating to the candidates for Congress In
the Second District, besides the one
which appears this morning, bnt az
they are entirely personalin Microscope,
and we have already given good deal
of space to our friends in the Second
District, they will have to yield for the
present to matters of more general in
AnrnuA 49, -
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For Sale-

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF eRorED
IA OF one acre, bound on the west by IinJ
street, on the south by Spruce street, In FaSt
Mheeling. Also two lots 20 feet ffunt On
low prices. '>A'N NJ
apr2S i. IRWIN
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Cincinnati
..5 TFT Packet.
The steamer %sIi MA 1s; G;
aaf77sasssssaE Wheeling every Tuesday morn
ing at O'Clock, for Clncinnati; returning.
at l2 O'Clock NJ. aprl6-tf
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nnyl5-St
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS,

EUEHH N7NINHIo 70 NAOUEANHHA - w \ FsEHE'
-. - One of the splendid sIde.wheel
I LAG asteamers OF this line Will leave st.
- Louis daily for Keokuk, BurlIng-
ton, Davenport, Dubuque, Saltwater, st.
Paul and Minnehaha Falls. Through re-
celptS for freight and passengers will be giveu
TO all points on the Upper Mississippi River,
on steamers running from this port and con-
Cectlng with Northern Line Packets at st.
Louis, Apply to JAMES 81. HOLMES, So
Monroe street. my4-1m
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nARY Ar nIInNIGnr.

Screaming mt the top OF Its voIce-disturbs
all the sleepy heads of the house, and your
next-door neighbor. How often you hear
the thoughtiess remark, 4" Choke that squat
ling Baby!" Now, this is very unkind of
you, my friend. Once you had Just such a
time Teething, Cholic, Pain, Fretful, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching.
and a weary morning dawns, bringing No
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BriCkl Brickl
10000 s sSSa ss9sf.

- 5000 Pressed.
5000 Extra PAIRING.
With the above stock of brick on hand I
am not prevented from supplying orders on
account OF the very wet spring and M nriees
much below even brick yet 10 be made.
And will furnish any quantity 10 any part
OF the city, Island, aud vicinity, cheaper
Parties Will please call and examine Quail
lty and prices for their own satisfRcfion he
JAMES II. WHEAT q CO.
Steam Brick Yard.
maYlA-tW East Wheeling
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A CORRESPONDENT at Clarksburg sug-
oests as candidate for Governor, Col.
Jacob Hornbrook, of this county. We
have only room to say that our Con-
vention might go further and do worse.
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Steamboats,.
For,St. LouIs..DIr

Forest. LouIs.-DIrect.
The steamer JOHN w. GAR
enaS.% ARETT and Barges will be found
- at the Landing on Monday to load
for ST. Louis direct.
For freight apply on board orto
BOOTH. BATrELLE & CO.,
myl5-3t Agents
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Wanted.
Nohca:

WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUR
w entire stock of Groceries, &C., to Messrs.
A. j. Trader & Co., who Will continue the
business at the same stand. sUaL
In retiring from the business we return
thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended TO us and bespeak for the new hHm
a continuance OF the same.
All persons indebted to the firm are re-
quested TO call and make payment and
those having claims against the hFm will
please present tl19m for settlement.
7-1-5f N. & g. DsWOODROW,
.fsy No. 8 Odd Fellows Hall Building.
WHEELING, w. Va, May II 1865.
Having purchased the above Grocery
Store We propose keeping firSt-claSs family
Grocery and Produce Store. Determined
not to be undersold by any retail establish
ment in the city, we respectfully Solicit the
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