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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-15

BS PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ]. 1853.
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders
S their oflce, No. 226 WALNUT Street, on
WEDN EsDAY. ihe goth instant, at " O'clock, when
an Election will be held for seven Directors TO serve
ne tfaDs fe books will be closed on the 10th and
optihISS iImNS oS '"s N''' @ r. JNosAY. Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09


REVENUE DEcIsIoHS.-The Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue has recent
ly made decisions on the following
points:
Special 7d1cS.-In answer TO lettsrH
from revenue collectors as to what can
and should be done with those persons
who are assessed q special tax (licensa)
for doing business, but Of whom the
tax cannot be collected, the commissions
or decides the persons are liable 10 in
dictment and fine, and 10 be sent 10
jail until the fine Is paid.
RectiferS, 6c,-The making OF any
preparation from distilled spirits and
capable Of being used az q beverage, lie
rectification- and the manufacturer
thereof must pay the tax, have il
gauged and stamped, and comply with
the law applicable TO rectihefs, II the
preparation Is an imitation wine,
though sold by any other name, II
must be put up and taxed as In bottles
as provided by section 4S, OF revenue
act OF July 20, 1868.
CordidtS, Bitters, do,-Those who sell
'Hostetter's Bltters' or any similar com.
pound which contains large per cent
Of alcohol and which can be used rs a
beverage, are liable 10 special tax III.
cense) as liquor dealers, and must com.
ply with the law In all respects as 70
such dealers; and when the article has
paid tax as rectlfied, Il IL not liable ID
proprietor stamp duty, although put
q In bottles. 60
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The MIXED. SCHOOL QUESTION IN
BRIDaRPoRT.-our neIghborIng city Of
Bridgeport, resembling the capital city
Of the Nation lin this one particular II
no oIherl Is agltated by the Mixed
School questlon-that Is, whether the
youthful colored sovereign shall Imblbe
such young ideas as are furnished by
the common schools under the same
roof and within the same walls as the
young white sovereign. The law Of
Ohio touching white and colorsd
schools is substantially like the West
Virginia law, except that the number
Of colored youth in a school district
requisite for q colored school Is 20
Bridgeport Is an independent school
district. At present Il has no colored
school because the colored youth num-
Der only ls. This fact has been the
su6jec! oftalk In the school board from
time to time, some Of the board favor.
ing the admission OF these colored chill.
dren to the white schools OF the district.
To get an expression on the matter, at
the meeting Monday night, . motion
was made TO admit a mulatto lad, step
son OF Mr.. John Wlnslow. After q
very spirited discussion, in order to
bring the matter to a direct issue and
get an accurate expression, Mr.. John G.
Tallman offered the following resolu.
ton:
Resolved, That the Colored Youth oil
this School District be admitted into tho
schools.
The resolution was lost by a tie vote,
the board dividing as follows:
YEAs-MeSsrs. +. p. Rhodes, John
O. Tallman, and W. W, Holloway-3,
NATs-Messrs. H. n. B. Claylaud,
Dr.John Cook, and A. J. Baggs-S, :
Since our Bridgeport friends only
lack two Of having enough 10 form a
school, we suggest that they import a
couple from this side OF the river. We
believe we know OF two colored youths
,ofschool agewho could be spared for
the purpose.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.-Tuesday last q
large number OF the children, grand
chilren, and other relatives OF Mr..
Worley, resident OF Bridgeport, met
In that place to celebrate the hundredth
anniversary OF his birth. The day was
pleasantly spent. and will no dou BIT be
remembered by those who were pres
ent ~ one Of more than ordinary In.
terest. 1t 10 not often that gentleman
ian Is permitted 10 gather about him
his descendants on an occasion like the
one referred TO, nor does 1t frequently
occur that chlldren, and relatives more
remote, assemble under the old ROOF
tree Of AN ancestor who has aeen the
SHOWS OF IL hundred winters. We do
not wonder then that 80 many awaited
themselves Ola privilege so rare, as 1t
ia something Of which to boast In after
years.
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RELEAsIp.-our readers are familiar
with the leading facts In the Roney
Point riot few weeks since. They
have been Informed, also, OF the hold.
ing OF three or four Of the parties to
ball for their appearance at the next
term Of the Court. Among them was O
young man named Leroy Wilson, who
was one Of the three arrested In this
city, and was committed 10 Jail In de.
fault ofgiving bond. Yesterday, how.
ever, a gentleman from West Alexan-
der, Pa, and one OF our citizsns, be-
came his sureties and he was released
from custody. -.'...
There are three other parties still at
large who are said to have been con-
cerned In that disreputable affair. We
believe all the rowdles were from
Washington county. Those who have
not yet been secured are closely watch
ed, and 1t will be strange II they sue.
coed in Guiding the vigilance OF the
officers. Wetrust they will be arrest
ted and receive the measure OF punish
ment their gross outrage 80 richly
merits. .... 1gy... ~.
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A NEEDED IMrRovEMESr.-There Is
probably not spot In the city where 8
little attention from the Street Commits
sioner would oblIge so many people
and make that official such troops Of
friends, as at the alley crossing on the
east side Of Market street, just north
Of tue Post Office. There seems never
to have been but single row OF paving
stones at this point; and In dlsagreea-
able weather these are always covered
with water or slush. More people cross
this place every twenty four hours than
any other one In the city, lying In the
route TO the Post ofIlce along which
nine-tenths Of all who 60 there pass. It
isthe daily experience OF hundreds lha.
three times out OF four when they come
to this alley they meet some one or
more on this insufficient crossing, 20
that they must stop and walt for q
chance to pass or wade through the
slush and water; and even when one
has 1t all to himself, It Is not easy to
get over dry.footed. ..9., l
Exactly what Is needed here Ia a
good, hlEh.doubls crossing Of broad
stones, so that the crowd can pass both
ways without interruption, and with.
out wading or jumping like gymnasts
from one side Of the alley 10 the other.
Exactly Then It Is needed Is now-to-
dAy-to-morrow,-or as soon as pos
slble. So. as he sees to this with speed
and diligence, will the Street Commits.
sIoner make his next calling and cleo
ton sure, and everybody who pays
daily visits 10 the Post Once, will rise
up and call him blessed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

0IeSSTS' ouWtCtt u %
Inoticed your challenge In the In.
TELLlaBNcBR the same day that l len
the city 70 be gone during the week.
Since my return ! have been informed
that you circulated The report that l
LEFT the city TO avoid your challenge,
which consider coWaTdly and ungen.
teel, but nothing better could be expect.
ed Of you.
You make your ground for the chAl-
lenge, by stating that we have mlsrep>
resented the Weed Machine. This aBser-
tion We DEFY you 70 prove: and more:
over, lyon can give Us positive proof
that any Of our agents have misrepre-
sented eaid machine, or any other, we
will discharge them forthwith, and
thereby. give you an opportunity OF
employing said agents, 40 10 your GUS
tom Of employing agents dlscharg.
ed from other companies. We are will
ing 10 give you q chance to appropriate
two hundred dollars, or we prefer
III you are wllllng) ave hundred
dollars, 10 some charitable pur-
pose, (but Of the same time, we de-
sire 10 know whether said amount Ii
10 be composed OF legal tender cur
rency or Bankrupt noticaB,) upon
the following conditions, which to any
unbiased and unparalleled mind will
imply fairness and equity, viz: That In
the contest, each operator be required
TO follow the instruction book OF their
respective machines, 10 the letter. that
the work on the machines will be oil
varieties Of practical family sewing;
and said work TO be Judged by the
time occupied In itB execution; the
quality Of sewing when done, the
greatest variety Of sewing, and the
nearness Of completion OF the gar
ments sewed upon. The machine
10 be judged by the speed and ease Of
operation and management, simplicity
and thoroughneSs OF construction, due
rablllty, silence Of operation and ap.
plioation TO purposes and material.
The public can readily see that the
above arrangement will only admit a
thorough practical test, and exclude all
trlckery that 10 often used In such con.
tests. Werecognlze In your challenge
an unfair and old advertising trick,
whereby you expect % 10 bring you
before the public, In order that you
may be populaTlEed by competing with
machine which has for years led the
world as q family sewing machine, and
acknowledged The standard, We are not
In the habit Of advertising any sewing
machine but the Wheeler d Wilson,
and as we have before stated, your
challenge is simply an advertising
trick, therefore we wish Il distinctly
understood that this communication
Will eud all newspaper controversy
with you, and that We will never again
reply TO you through the public press.
O. Y. LUCAS,
OF WIN. SUMNER q Co.,
Agents for Wheeler & Wilson's Sew.
ing Machines.
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ALMOST A FIRE.-Tuesday night the
house occupied by Mrs. Haggerty near
the n. W. corner Of Market and Quincy
street, had q narrow escape from de.
s!rucI!on by fire. A servant girl had
removed the hot ashes and Goals from
the cooking stove, depositIng them in
coal scuttle. This becoming red hot
set the floor on fire. Some OF the in.
mates sleeping In q room above we're
aroused from their SAUNDERS by the
smoke In their apartment. Going
down stairs they discovered the cause,
and the prompt application OF water
exItnguiahed the lnoipIent con1agra>
ton.
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RDRY GooDs.-Messrs. Stone 4 Thom-
~, OF The Golden BaH Hive Store on
Main street, are out this morning In
an attractive advertisement In another
column. From q personal examines
tion we are prepared 70 confirm the
statements made therein. They are
Just In receipt Of their second winter
stock, which In extent and variety, 10
really large and attractive. They offer
these goods ct greatly reduced prices,
onthe hrst floor Of their large estab.
llshment they have the counters and
shelves literally crammed with su-
perb stock, designed for their retail
trade. II would require too much Of
our space 10 snumerate the various
articles found In this department. Ills
enough 10 say that everything usually
kept IN a hrst>clasS dry goods store,
adapted 10 the season, and 10 the wants
ofthe community, can be purchased at
fair profits.
The second floor 10 known a. the
carpet ROOM" where a full line, from
the common rag 10 the finest Brussels,
is on exhibition. Rings In great variety,
oil cloths and other furnishing
goods are also kept In this apartment,
and The display Is especially Ans.
Above this 10 the wholesale depart.
ment, and the stock Of staple goods
now on hand was never better. Bleach,
ed and brown musllns, .aannels, cassl.
meres, jeans, prints, and thousand
and one other articles we do not now
remember. are In store and offered on
such reasonable terms rs cannot fall to
meet The views Of the closest buyers.
We are told that the annual sales made
BY this house, In both depart ments,
reach very handsome figures. Messrs.
s. q 7. have gathered about them q
corps oipollto aud accommodating as.
slstants, TO whom we refer all who are
In search Of barGainsIn dry goods, car.
pets, tCc. 30
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

MRS. DR.. FRENCH. this
lady will be found at the Mcclure
House, until further notice. Her rooms
at her new quarters are provided with
those who wish to avail themselves Of
her skill In the treatment OF disease.
We are Atold that she ls performing
cures considered impossible by the
Faculty, and the fame thereofls spread.
Ing far and wide. Several persons
from the vicinity Of Baltimore have
been here TO be treated BY Mrs. Dr.. F.,
and It is said were very materially
benefited. The afflicted will remem-
Der the change In her location. y.
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THE Old FoLKs.-How natural DUR
ing the gayeties and festivities OF the
holiday season, Is II to think OF the old
folks What more desirable and use
full present can be given them than a
pair OF gold specLacles, such as can be
had at oxtoby & Dufield's Jewelry
Store, 1O4 Market street. below Mcclure
House. These glasses are selected with
great care, and can be exchanged until
purchasers are suited. Call and see the
fine stock OF spectacles. watches, jewels
~, silver spoons. do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

JERUSALEM AND THE Holy LAND
From the Crusaders time to ours with
out q break or pause, long professions
Of pilgrims have wendell their way to-
Those holy fields
Over whose acres Walk'd those blessed feet,
Which fourteen hundred years ago were
nall'd
For our advantage on the bitter cross"
Almost all have a desire 10 see Jeru.
salem and the Holy Land. The stere.
oscopic views by ". E. James show
US In an honest and truthful way the
most striking scenes In that far of but
interesting country.
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For Sale.

FTHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i Eala Lot No. Al In Graham's addition 10
tue city Of Wheel az, situate on the corner
OF Quincy and Sixth streets. There "a a
good Brick and Frame House on the corner
containing s rooms, with water and gas
throughout, and one Of the best cellars IN
the city. There IL in connection good sta
bic and carriage house. On the south end OF
the lot there Is good frame house with I'VE
rooms fronting on sixth street. This very
desirable location. Parties wishing 70 pur-
chase will please call at 3. J. Boyds Whole
sale Shoe Store, No. ~ Main street.
nnV2J.tE NJ, r, WAYMAN,
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/ POLICE COURT.-The Police Court
yesterday was dead fallure-not a
solitary offender awaiting the arrival
Of His Honor. II this state OF things
could continue, 1t would be OF great
profit TO the city. The police officers
could be dispensed with, while the
lookup and courtroom might be made
to bring n very fair sum BY being rent.
ed TO private persons.
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THERE appears to be grea. excite.
ment about Boots and Shoes being sold
90 very low by the Hubbard Bros. They
want to close them out as soon as pos
Eible, as they want the room for furnl.
ture, oil cloths, carpets, &c.. now re-
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s d Is at Forgey's.

Observation-Disclosures on the land
Ing, yesterday, was pretty brisk. The
local packets arrived and departed as
usual. The disaster to the Rebecca was
the absorbing topic OF conversation
among steamboatmen, OF which all the
particulars we have received we give
in another place. The stage of water
at this point last evening was eleven
feet six inches and recsding slowly.
The New State ls to take the place
Of the Rebscca In the PGrkersburR
trade until other arrangements can be
made. ~ ---III INV N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

HOLIDAY GRs-For a substantial
and lasting gin, aSa an enduring remem.
brance, nothing to our knowledge,
would give the receiver or donor moro
satisfaction than one Of those gems, o
nice SteintDGy Plano. II they are too
high for your means, take an Emerson
Plano, or an Organ, which Is In the
reach OF any economical family
Nothing engenders a love Tor home or
makes your family evenings more
pleasant as fine music on ine Instru-
ment. Such, our friends Hamilton &
Harding, have a nice supply Of, tcgeth-
or with small Instruments OF all kinds.
Our advice Is TO 60 and see what you
can do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

CIRCUIT CoURT.-To-morrow morning
at nine O'Clock, the Circuit Court will
meet In this city. according to adjoul n.
ment last Monday evening. The ses-
sion will probably continue TIL Mon
day evening. We believe the general
term In Brooke begins the next day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

TESTED ny TIMB.-For Throat Dis
eases, Colds, and Coughs, "BroI0n'S
Bronchial Trochcs" have proped their
efficacy by a test Of many years. The
good effects resulting from the use Of
the !Troches have brought out many
worthless limitations. Obtain only
browns Bronchial Troches,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

By RENTING, and applying the rents
to the purchase, every one can become
the owner OF 4 first class Wheeler 4
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM: Sum-
ner & Co.. Agents, No. IS Monroe street,
Wheeling,
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MUDDY CRossINds.-T street cross.
iuSs were In horrible condition, yes
terday. Pedestrians found some Of
them almost impossible, being covered
with semi-luld mud, varying In depth
from two TO six Inches. Will Street
Commissioner Clark make a note Of
this?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

oFCATHoL1c PRAYER Books, Rosa.
rles, Medals, Crucifixes and Altar Can.
dies; also OF Fancy Goods and Toys,
have a full assortment, which / will
sell for cash, at prices to defy compe.
itlon, at my store, No. 8 Washington
Hall. PeTRR LoRoHHR,
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Fine Farm for Sale.

INHREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
L Two and Half Acres, situate on the
Great K0nAwhR River; ll8 acres arc Kama
WhA bottom, In good state Of cultivation.
the residue IL hne upland, a great portion Of
which sset in blue grOss. II hasa good two
story brick dwelling house with eTOoms, and
brick addition with rooms, nicely situated.
An excellent spring OF water convenient,
with good spring house, and other necessary
OutbnildlnRs. Good apple and peach or.
chArds. This Ia very desirable property, In
line climate, and will be sold at reasonable
rates aud on accommodating terms
Title good. Apply TO
J. 81. MCWHORTER & co.,
No. q Monroe st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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1 HAvE used one Of the Weed Sewing
Machines for ak years, and It has
given entire acknowledgements getting
out Of order. or needing any repairing,
or failing to do any work from the
finest to the heaviest fabric.
Mrs. NJ. Work,
9th street, Wheeling.
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For Rent.

mHE FINE ROOM AND DWELL.
ing corner Main and Webster streets,
a. dry goods store. This u the best ar.
ranged building In the city, suitable for O
hrat.clAE retail business. SUFFICIENT shelly:
ing and counters for any business. Heated
with furnace. Will rent the whole house
To one party, or divide II into stores, each ~
by - feet with I'VE large rooms Tor dwelling.
Separate wash -hopSe. Hot and cold water
IN second and third stories, also water clos.
eL. Possession can DO had December LIST.
For particulars enquire on tho premises, OF
At my residence on Market alley, west oil
Main street,
nOVlB.tf N, HEYMAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

LAUNDRY INDIGO BLUK1Na Bag
Something new. Call and see It, at
Edmund Bookings and Booking &
Carols Pharmacy.
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CHEMICAL Sponge Backing is su.
perlor article of dressing for Ladles'
and children's shoes. II don't soil the
clothes, Forgey has 1t,
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EOtH Street Grocery Stand For Sale.

T AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE
i property on Eon street, between Second
and Third streets, known as the AlLmeyer
property, containing store room and seven
rooms, besides Kitchen, cellar. &c. There Is
good stable on the alley part Of the lot,
Terms very easy.
THOS. o'BRIEN,
deco Real EStAie Agent.
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Now Is your chance to secure bar.
gains In the Boots and Shoes, selling
of at cost, ct James v. Bonds, l07
Main street.
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C&&, Main st., Is one OF the places
where you can get good Boots or Shoes
madeto order or ready.made.
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PERsoNAL.-E. W. S. Moore, Esq, Of
Falrmont, was In our Office few min.
utes last evening. He reports "all
quiet on the Upper Monongahela."
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MINIS best Kip Boots. worth q, so for
400, Of Louis v. Bonds, 1O7 Main
street, corner SprIge Allev, On
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G1Rrs FOB THE HoL1DAYs.- Leave
your slipper patterns with Forgey, 100
Main, II you want the soles put on.
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THE Children like II. Dr.. Chapman's
Hoarhound Balsam, for Coughs, Hoarse.
ness, &C., good for old and young. Price
25 cents,
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BuoKwHEATo CAKES and Logan. List
4 Goa, Excelsior Baking Powder now
and forever, one and lnseparable.
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GREAT reduction in the prices OF
Boots and Shoes at Louis v. Blond's,
107 Main street. Wv. ...u... 80
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ANEW lot OF Womens' and Mlssea'
full Button Boots, Just received at Louis
v. Bonds, 1O7 Main street.
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READ AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERcu.
RIAL DIHEAsE,

D1An DoCroRs-fou know what was nv
Sorea SI1 a Mnen called upon You. was
Dmck scaes, and 90 panied In my jointS n
niitgnt' mat sleep or rest was utterly impos.
hble. Ny constitution ,neemed enIirelv
oFsoken down. and was almost Ia despair
S ~ Ever pelng cured, having tried many phy-
pnrponing 20 be remedies, Withont t6e
teast Hgn o. success. But I am now hanpy
10y, mat aller using thos0 fVO bottle tSf
your 5afRpaftllA and Dandelion, and onIv
s sMo oo1@ Or me Pills, became perfectly
ooatI and feel Rt this time a. SttStIt "a eveT
a a, 10 my NE. Please accept my thankG
and believe mo ever yours. 1880 = '.
To DR.. BRENTL1SaHR. - "a TO-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-09

FEW DOZEN Of elegant HemsiItched
HandEerchiefs, at q cents each. Brues
Il Sanders. ..-.,.....r. ~. .r.....
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For THE HoLIDAYs.-A large stock
Of Hemstitched Handkerchief at
greatly reduced prices. Brues & Sand
ers, - -
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LodAS's Arnlca, for spralns, BruIstS,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Pains Of
all kinds, the best and cheapest LInl-
ment. 1
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ALL DRESS GooDs will be sold re-
IArdless OF cost until after the holidays.
Brues Il Sanders.