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The (ShisseSe PSOblesss.

One of the agencies that arc going to give
1t impetus Is the incoming of tlsc Chinese,
and it is of this want IL speak. At this
state of affairs. when our country is likely
to I've overrun with them, il calls for thought
and action ftr security against them Ivy the
association of capital and ,s6iie Iahor 10 use
them. And here let me cay. your miners
must stare fact square in the face. and arouse
all their energies, not by british or uncon.
stitutional acts, but by putting yourselves
in way to use them. They are coming by
the thousands; yes, tons of thousands.
There is no staying it State laws cannot
b. made strong enough to do it. and nation
al ones will not be enacted u prevent it oil
organisations combined can't stay it; ma.
ture's laws are inevitable. for il sce,ningly
10 manifest destiny, accept It ~ such. 4
have fought il, for I sec N evil in il, which
only the lifting of ourselves square up in
our boots, and declaring that we will turn
an impending evil into . universal good, by
resolving ourselves masters and they our
servants, can avert. Every miner, it he has
brains, can use them to profit in some part
Of the vast mineral domain. If he has not
this requisite, he must abide the wave that
is to carry him on or under. lie must use
them, Or cOuntersct this cheap labor by Gu
operation; for without this action by al,
the rich will be richer and the poor poorer.
The rich will use them u build up collossal
fortunes and power, and for the poorer. 10
fight them without avail, is fuinous 10 them.
II this great Asiatic wave can tc stayed,
then say Amen; but can yuu do il, The
world seemingly has turned upon its axis
crssvise. The magnetic currents have
chsnged; With sAs Cancassian Il hes been
W.~iward 10! With the Aaiatlc II Il. now
Eastward. The Orient and the Occident
are to minglc. aa,5nl 9iiaad CT ft7srnoo
New York alone wants 100. 900 The South
asks Tor 81, 600 vt once. From tl,s fact that
Commissioner frDm Arkansas has already
been deaCnlch1(f 10 China ftsr thDusansls, I
would nOl ~ surPgiea.d ~ hear any day that
every Laiteau IN. the harloro Saa Francisco
tlxt can brsve the billOws 0f the ocean, WIN
b chasteeed for China N fl1l the demaull.
! talk paain-nos llsaf waat Il. hat that
] ees i IN ths future, and my interest," in be-
half Of tll06o who labos. caJls for candid
declarations and timely warning. that you
xll may understand Jit. waige up 10 it, Lus.
haDd yNor sDl'ras.I and pssgare toinest lk
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1870 lSoO 1857 le60
" he, roo % - I7AlO.,ss, Aa ~, 4m3,Csa0 o
Rye H. IsN SI3l 81. IOl. 80 SlS4OO 92HASO
Bs,l.y. hIG7 Ol5 laS36, ,s98 2h7Ss O0' ~ 6o6 lO0
Osts. 6sa I'M l71xs3 las ia Ta6 Or3ba 00QA0O
RWht SAJGNI1 1851. SIS 81, ,S60 O0I H. n. 100
Coru.. 81, ,o'I, ,l0| sas IA - 635sa
Total $780,. Ell, ,4o1067 1890 l03LOe0Gos
1871. I.11O 1s8 NO iHfB. l. <sl 7e600
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"S'"'~' - 'e~ 10y " 80 ~ ~ss6Ss ssssO
year than last. II. 10 saaisog .,shoI ,esI
Upon the rcadl6ko of the Declaration Of
Indelsndence at'Ypsllanai. l(schlRM, BY !
citizen Of the place. gentleman from ths
rural Districts msde this Soaament: 20, 10
rsads Il veil enough; but dssnedif ! believe
be wrotctt" - 40 'N-s t.'''s' sAsyA1 !
The Govenment prnperty q Hasper's
Ferry and vicinity. Virginia. y 70, 10 esald
On November - Il includes The mpakess
and ride fafiosy. the, Shenandoah ferry.
bouses and lo.s u town. lands. ,was~ powes.
tbs right % dig ORC, etc ,l,,s,a 81 -, 80,
ge-Bjddy Coz. who, for masy ye1ss, 81
tripe IN the market. corner Third md 0,sea
ssreeta. g., Lnniss fdipd lQel -, q n "a.
ysaesA age .aOa s1,rchiaG oAss pssoiseA
4eQoja Apld sad e4eqo y Syssabecks wsss
Sound concealed IN hee cellar ...,.s
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AAeoostlssissdsoaDsxi nd meIA na5y
hec. lhsv eDdaA aAin1ea4 8 asssssDlxaa.aa1
AeRhia4oAs cDgGad4qn.. For AAas1p ee7Ais
- nak0 sasssD 4hsvkq H eauallr
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bridge II : o0''''sr ~ 'scsiaes .hae ~ Roman
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TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
IS maze to me by ChacleS A. Britt ano
Vie. hearing date the 81 day OF April, 1898,
duly recorded III the Recorders once 4o1 tne
County OF ohio. state OF west NlfSlula' Ia
look 81, rOilO i35, l will sell
AT PRIVATE SALE,
nj No. 10. Mt the south west corner OF Cen.
IL. aud seventh SLIGeiS, IN W. W. ohrlVer' S
aIuILlOn to the City OF " heelins, beng the
some property conveyed 10 JOnn BehnGt,
fl.nC.r OF 1irs. Jane Bennet Bf1tC, by sAlu
", ". SnrlVcr by deed safes july 9th, 1921
anu recorded in look ~, page 80 OF Inc lie
IOIus OF ohio County. ,,
uE.:s OF SALE:-JEe thoukani dollars
IHi UESO In hand; the balance in four equal
inslAIimenis, payable lat oae, two. lnrec ..n9
f0ur years after day Oh salo, with interest,"
from udlc U: sale, me title being retained
uuIli payment OF ali the puscnaae money.
I-cII.uS as trustee knlII convey only sucn
tile az Is Invested in Ine by SAID ueeo Oh
trust. SSSA'A - ~ h-AA' -, = -. ~
p.S.-If tho above described properly be
no, sold uILnlA luIrIy days. IL Will DO offered
al pubic Sale
ON EucsuW3, June SItI, 1859,
AT ~ O'Clock A. M, hit tho frGnt dUor OF the
1-H,,TL I..,us. luaSlI-SUL
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BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL special
meeting of the Board of Education was
held last evening, President Hall in the
chair. The roll was called and the fol-
lowing members answered to their
names: Messrs. Bickel, Boring, Bas-
sett, Ewing, Faris, Hamilton, Hutchis-
son, Lancaster, Pollock, Phillips, Stew
art and Wilson:
On motion the reading of the min
utes Of the last meeting was dispensed
with.
The object of the meeting was to con-
slider some slight changes in the plan
Of the Washington township school
house. After q free interchange OF
views the Board adopted the following
resolution offered by Mr.. Bickel:
RESOLVED, That the Committee on
Buildings and Real Estate be author
lied to contract for building brick
partition wall from east 10 west In the
third story of Washington township
school house, upon the best terms they
can Obtain-Mr. Brodie, contractor
consenting to the same.
On motion OF Mr.. Bickel a special
committee was appointed to ascertain
the injury done said building by the late
storm, and report at the next meeting.
Inc chair appointed Messrs. Bickel,
Ewing and Phillips said Committee.
A communication from Messrs. j. =.
Orr 81 Co.. in reference to school fnrn1-
ture was read, and referred to the Com
mittee on Buildings and Real Estate:
Mr.. Bassett made the motion that the
Wilson series OF Spoilers and Readers
be introduced in the public Schools oil
this district, provided the exchange
can be made without cost.
Mr.. Lancaster offered as an addition
al condition "that the books be fur
nished for the period of one year on the
same TERMS" which he withdrew.
On motion the subject was referred
to the Committee on Text Books.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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THE FESTIVAL TUESDAY NIGHT
Perhaps the most perfect success in the
festival way this season, thus far, was
that at Chapline Street NJ. f. Church,
Tuesday night. The ample room was
crowded from the opening to the close,
and all the articles for sale were dis.
posed ofexcept one box of Strawberries
and gallon OF ice cream. These were
distributed after the crowd had dis
persed, so that there were really no
fragments to gather up when the en-
tertainment was ended. Those in
charge or the financial department,
however, had the pleasing duty to per.
form, when quiet reigned, of counting
up the receipts, and were gratified to
find that the aggregate would reach
three hundred and fifty dollars, net.
You may be sure that their faces were
wreathed in smiles, yesterday morn
ing, over the result: and the patrons
have the pleasing reflection that while
they enjoyed themselves so hugely in
disposiug of the delicacies furnished,
they also contributed their Greenbacks
to worthy object.
The cane voted for was awarded to
r. W. Johnson, mailer i'll the Belmont
Nail Works, and the contest yielded
the handsome sum of one hundred and
seventy-four dollars and fifty cents.
The bible was presented to J. A. Lam
caster, the worthy and efficient super
in:endent of the Sunday school con-
nected with that church.
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NARROW EscAPE.-Tuesday evening
an employee of the Messrs. Baggs, of
Bridgeport, drove a pair of valuable
horses into the river for the purpose Of
washing them off. Some change in the
channel having been made by the re-
cent freshets, the horses we're soon be-
yond their depth, and were carried
down nearly to the bridge before the
driver succeeded in getting them to
shore. Nothing but his skill as a Jehu,
and presence of mind, saved the team
and perhaps himself from being drown
o5
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RIVER NEws.--We have no change TO
note in business along the landing, yes
terday. A number of tow boats passed
down, and the local packets made their
usual trips. The stage of water in the
channel last evening was fourteen feet
six inches, and falling; at Pittsburgh,
yesterday morning, eight feet two
inches and receding.
The Pittsburgh Commercial of yester.
day says the present rise in our rivers
has produced the usual amount of ac-
tivity among those engaged in the coal
trade, although the rise came unexpec-
teddy. The present run will reach
1922, 900 bushels, and will be increased
another quarter of a million unless the
water falls too fast. The majority OF
the boats have left. The others will
leave this forenoon.
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acknowledgement:
THURSDAY MORNING.. JUNE 3.


Observation-Disclosures
City Scales for Rent.
Just Received-Oranges aud Lemons.
Globe Fire Extinguisher Company.
Secret History of the Confederacy.
5000 Book Agents Wanted.
Agents Wanted.
Builders, Send for Catalogue.
$40 per Day Guaranteed.
Fire Extinguisher.
So 900 Year.
500 to $3.50 per Month.
For 800 per Line.
Selat More Valuable than Gold.
Try the Best.
A Valuable Medical Book.
The Best Light.
Patent Pocket Corn Shelter.
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WASHINGTON. Pa, ITEMs.-The Re
porter saye: We learn that the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania, sitting
at NiSi P'I1Ls in Philadelphia, has de-
creed the sale of the Hemptield Rail.
road. We understand that the trustees
of the road are about to make arrange
ments for its disposal in accordance
with the decree ofthe Court.
VanddLiSm.-A short time after the
procession retired from the old grave.
yard on Saturday last, some scoun-
drels entered 1t and removed every
solitary flower that had; been placed
upon the soldiers graves. Any man,
or set of men, who would be guilty OF
such an act would commit any con-
ceivable villainy.
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BELLA1RE LOOKUP. Our good
friends down in Bellaire have been try
ing a number of months to furnish
themselves with lookup. The build
ing was finally completed, and then
occurred hitch between the town au-
thorities and the contractors. That was
ultimately removed, when fresh dlf-
ficulty presented itself in the non
hardening of the cement floor. This
has continued for weeks, perhaps
months, and still it shows no signs of
becoming firm. Besides being great
Inconvenience. this matter is attended
with some expense, as parties whose
offences are OF such a character as to
require to be punished by imprison-
ment, have to be taken to ST. Glars
vile. A case of this kind occurred
only day or two since.
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A HEAVY STORM AT CAMERoG.-A
correspondent writes US that "your
Marshall county neighbors, though
Sighted by the tremendous storm
which visited you on Friday, were pref
ty severely hailed and thoroughly
"washed" on Sunday last. The storm
at Cameron Is described as being the
severest that has visited that region for
years. The hail. though less both in
size and in quantity than that which
pummelled you so frightfully a couple
of days before, was unusually large.
Many windows were broken. The glass
in the west side of the new Presbyte.
rian church at Cameron were almost
entirely broken out
The damage to the fruit crop in the
strip of territory passed over by the
storm is heavy. The wheat and
oats in many:felds were likewise badly
beaten down. The young corn, it is
said, suffered even more from the heavy
and dashing torrents of rain that fol-
lowed than from the effects of the hail.
Many OF the newly planted fields were
badly washed-in many Instances soil,
corn, fences and all were swept entirely
away. Fields lately planted or pre-
pared for planting have been SO COM
pletely ruined that it will require years
to resuscitate them to anything like
their former productiveuess.'
Little Grave Creek was the highest
it has been known for several years.
Along 1t fences were washed away, bot
tom lands overlooked and much dam
age done generality
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New CHURCH.-The Disciples Con-
sregation at Bellaire, Ohio, have COM
menced the erection OF fine brick
church, to cost from $4,000 to 900
on Belmont street.
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WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity of Perkins, Stern & Co.'S. Califor-
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund & Booking and Booking & Car
roll.
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P1c-N1c.-We are glad to learn OF
extensive preparations for a grand Pic
mic being made by the Baptist Sunday
School, and the Linsley Institute. The
Steamboat ST. Marys has been engaged
for the occasion.
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Coon APPo1NTN1ENT.-We are grail
fed to mention the fact that w. S.
Parkinson, Esq, Of this city, has been
appointed Commissioner of Deeds for
Louisiana in this State. We are con-
ident the appointment could not have
been bestowed upon one more worthy
in every particular.
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ARREsT.-A man. named William
DeYere was arrested yesterday, for be-
ing found asleep in the Baltimore
depot. He was conveyed to the lock-
up, and will probably receive the bal
ance OF his punishment this morning in
the Police Court.
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F1sH1Sa.-'Anything pite you dare?'
inquired one Dutchman OF another,
while engaged in fishing yesterday.
NO, noting at ALL 'VellV returned the
other. noting pites me here too. Reg
lister Of yesterday.
The above was fresh news item ever
so many years ago.
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WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER-C of
tho weekly INTELLIGEECER with full
particulars of the late storm, decoration
ceremonies and the usual variety of
miscellaneous articles, news &C., can
be had at our counter, this morning, in
wrappers. Price five cents.
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DON'T fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 10Y, and compare prices with
those of other ofthe leading Shoe firms.
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DIRECT IMPoRTAT1oN.--Oxtoby 81
Dufield, jewelers., 1903 Main street, have
just received lot Of Swiss Watches
manufactured expressly to their order,
and bearing their firm name. These
time-pieces cannot be excelled for &C.
curacy. In store. full line of Ameri-
can watches, fne jewelry sets. solid
silver ware, clocks Of every style, spec
tacles, &c.
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For sale, in West Virginia, valua-
BILE farm and ferry. Address N. A.
Hamilton, Wellsville, Columblana Co.,
Ohio. jun9. 3td&2tw
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S*g ag1s
For Sale.

tIntn sheet. seventh Ward. The house
4. iwS Story iraIne, with rooms, finished Ia
rn-,ierr4 style, with every conTe fence; new
easy terms. 49," AA'
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For Sale.

SPRING WAGON, IN GOOD KEEL ans
a .,,ttnhle for one Or two horses. VIII be
-s;1d cnespat Il. +. RHODES q SONS,
,T,.E nj bridgeport, y.
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace Caters at Blond d Bachman's
corner Sprigg Alley, Main Street:
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National Insurance COmDalV
WHEELING, WEST VA.

600
Omoe, 70 Monroe st.. next door to lat Ma
H0nal Rank.
OFFICES:
GEo: K WHEATS President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLIE a. CoLLuER. Assistant Secretary.
DTRE0ToRE-John E. Wilson, Jas. O. ON,
John A. Armstrong, A. G, Quarter, Geo, Il
Wheat. Alexr. LaughlIn, james McCluney.
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams;
REFEREHcEs: g. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank Wheeling List, Morrison q
Co, Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling: Pryor,
Handlan 4 Co, Wholesale Grocers, Wheel
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Shoe n,SS A91se Whssslins McGabe KRAFT Co..
Co, wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel
1WRf See T1,InshiP, Woods 8 Co., 9ueenswaEe
Wheeling; T. O. McAfee, Notions, wheeling;
S%a1F ,aPpRn. ETeT 4 Coz Pubs. IntelligenoeF'
1EnSe !: z: Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank,
561rnont; Il. Z. Camden, Prest. Nat: tx.
Jr., Wheeling. apr5
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AHsnraure.
Peabody Insurance Company,

16dUOuy 4AouA C'A0O
AT WHEELING. W. VA.
,........ :. .........S lOOSOOOS
With the privilege of increasing the SAIno
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM BAILEY, ALoEzo LoRIEG'
DIR WIN. j. BATES, A. M. ADA a
AEpREw ] PANNELL, JAMES F. bARN1s'
JOSEPH H. WOODWARD.
This Company having been folly organ1
I,aj "a now nrena red to take risks at 1alf
rates on BUILDINGS Of an Kinds Me Farn1fnSe
Steam Boats and CargOeS on the WesteEn
Rivers and Lakes This I S9miPenB BUSHES
men recommends itself TO the fayoraole con-
sheraton Of the insuring R993II1S; foF IN
surance will be promptly attended 10 al tne'F
ONCE over the Peoples Bank, Main street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Prest.
NC. ARTHUR, Soc,y.
r. 8. IRWIN, Jr., State Agent.
apr2S-d6W
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JUNIPER TAR Sol P" cures chapped hands
salt. rheum, pimples, and all cutaneoHs af-
fectIons. rendering the skin soft and smooth.
Manufactured by
CASWELL, HAZARD & CO.,
New York.
Sold by all Druggist1. my24-Mo.Th.dAw
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TRUNDL1NG Hoops at D. Nicoll &
Bro.
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BLOND d BAoHMAN have received
fine assortment of the Spring style OF
Lasting Balmorals and Button CATERS.
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A WEST VIRGINIAN IN LoNDoN.-A
professor in one of our West Virginia
colleges not thousand miles from
Wheeling, who loves ardently the
country of his adoption and her noble
institutions, while walking some
months ago in the vicinity of the Brit
ish Museum, in London, observing in
a large show window very prominent
~ displayed a large photograph of
JEFF Davis, with the words underneath
the right man in the right place." of
fered to literally compensate the owner
II he would allow him 10 add few
words, in which we are sure all true
patriots i'll this country would join,
which were. that is to say Sin England"
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF in the Police Court,
yesterday morning: Pat Mahouey, dis.
orderly, ten dollars and costs. This
WAS one of several scrimmnges at
Turner's Hall on the night of the o2d
ult. From the testimony it appears
that there was free fight on the occa-
sion referred to, in which chairs and
almost everything movable in the Hall
played an important part.
Godfrey Price. assaulting Charles
Ritter, one dollar and costs; Charles
Ritter, disorderly conduct, one dollar
and costs; Henry alias Bloody" Gard.
ner, disorderly conduct, twenty dollars
and costs; Ross Madden, same charge
and same fine. The last two cases
were most aggravated and unprovoked
assaults on an Inoffensive and conpar-
alive helpless old man. Their punish
nent was richly deserved.
The rules issued against the Wit
nesses absent on Tuesday morning,
were dismissed by their paying the
costs. These amounted to one dollar
and City cents in each instance.
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BITTEN BY A DoG.-Yesterday after
noon, little boy, son of the late Robt.
Morrison, was bitten in the arm by
dog. The animal was being chased up
Hampden street by a number of boys
and snapped young Morrison in pass
ing him on the pavement. His wounds
are pretty severe, SO 1t is reported.
Whether the dog was rabid is not
known; nor could we ascertain wheth-
or no was killed or not. We are conf.
dent that something should be done to
relieve this community from the dog
nuisance existing in our midst. II the
ordinance requires a case of bona tfde
hydrophobia to occur before measures
can be instituted to order a general
slaughter OF dogs, let it be repealed at
the next meeting OF Council. Such a
provision resembles too much docking
the stable door after the horse has been
stolen" Out upon such policy.
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state INSURANCE COMPANY

FPARKERsBURG, W. VA.
CAPITA
Paid in and secured by the deposit OF Gov
eminent Bonds.
DIRECTORS.
GEN. ]. ]. JACKSON, President Second Ma
tIOnal Bank.
J, NJ. STEPH ENSoN, President FaIKeEAoH6
National Bank. -, Nv,
HENRY LOGAN, Director P0rReTSOuIB IVA
uonal Bank.
THOMPSON LEACH, Director ParkersburG
National Bank. 1870,
JNo. v. RATHBoNE, Director First NationsI
Bank.
g. PRAGER, Director First National Bank.
NJ. p. AMISS, Attorney at Law.
GEO. ]. HOPKINS, Merchant
WIN. M. EVANS, Merchant.
NJ. c. G. CHURCH, President W. Va. Trans
REV. THos. Il. MONROE, OF the II. E. Church.
GEN. J. j, JACKSON, President.
NJ p, AMISS, Vice President.
K. s. FOREMAN, Secretary.
This Company being fully organized with
its ca pital paid up and secured by Govern
ment bonds, do propose TO take risks on
Buildings of all kinds, Merchandise Manuiac-
turing Establishments, Furniture, ana Gar
goes on the Western waters ana Lakes ano
being composed of good and Leading DUEL
ness men, would respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of the inSuriug public. Applications
fer insurance will be promptly attended TO-
and policies issued at the Agency once over
the Peoples Bank, Main street, W. Va.
N. Z. ARTH URI Agent
apr28 Wheeling and Vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-03

FoR anything and everything in the
way OF Boots or Shoes go to Blond q
Bachman's.