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OFF FOR ESaLAND.-Mr.J John Teece,
for several years resident Of this city,
will leave this afternoon for New York,
whence he will sail next week for bis
native land-Old England. Mr.. T. will
be accompanied by his family, and in-
tends to remain permanently. We re-
greet his departure from our midst, and
trust that after he shall have revisited
the sceDea OF his youth and met the
acquaintance othIS early days. he will
find 1t TO his Interest 10 return 10 our
city. We wish him pleasant voyage.
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PEBBLE GLAssEs.-oxtoby & uMeld
made arrangements with importers In
the East, for constant supply OF gen.
ulne Russian Psbble-spectacles. The
first instalment win be forwarded In a
few DAYS,
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FoR FADERLAND.-Among the pass
senGets on the North German steam
ship Baltimore, which sailed from that
city, Wednesday last, we notice the
names OF Charles Knob and family, OF
this Clty,
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Why viii you buy ana use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity Of Perkins, Stern q Co.'S. CallEor.
MIA Wines md Brandy, for sale by Ed :
mund Booking and Booking & Carroll,
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CoURT OF APPEAIs.-In this Court,
yesterday, the arguments In the case Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pAny Us. skeeles, were concluded and
the cause was submitted.
In the case OF List Us. Pumphrey
ct al, from Ohio county, Peck com.
menoed his argument for the appellant,
and occupied the time up to the hour Of
adjournment.
Adjourned until 0 O'Clock this morn
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MCCLELLAN &KNOX,
manufacturer ana Jobbers Of
--77s VI 3I = ''47s1 > s'FE9VHI u
b 90 T S s. S HO E s
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES,
No. 60 Main Street,
WHEELING, ". VA.

u1E INVITE TIE ATTENTION OF
w Merchant 10 our worry large assortment
and Winter Trade.
With an experience OF many years, tour
house having Oeen established 10 1871 we
eau, with truth, assert that our stock for ex.
tent, variety, durability, ireedom from al
lTreEularlLy, and adaptation tO the wants OIL
West VirElnla ana ohio, Is not and cannot
ira nFfNhH.NH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-28

PARTRIDuE has just received q new
supply OF stereoacopes and stereos-
copIc visws-6uest ever brought to this
elty,
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DoN'T fail 10 look over the large
stock OF Ladies', MISses' and Children'a
wear ut lo7, and compare prices with
those Of other otthe leading Shoe firms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-28

Mlss:WILsoN's SCHOOL will be reopened
September 6.b, 1869. In o:rS Hall, cor.
ner OF Market and Monroe Streets.
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LOUIS BIoND has received a fine "a.
sortment Of the Spring Style Of Lasting
Balmorals and Button CATERS.
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Call andse samples Of Fall Styles In
Hats at Campbell q Hardens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-28

FoR anything and everything In the
way OF Boots or Shoes so to Louis
Bonds. ~
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FNR French Lasting Button and
Lace Callers at Louis Bonds, corner
sprigg Alley, Main Street:
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GaY IN.

9T=-"T~
Belmont Co. Farm For sals.
I AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE
i farm OF land on The NRtIouAl Rom, in
Belmont Co., ohio, known a. the Old Bal.
icy Farm. II contains about ~ acres, and u
pO8GSAed Of one Of the dneY coal priv.
leHes In the county, with IN opening on lie
road within I miles Of this city.
For terms aud time Of possession see
THOS. VBRlEN,
Real EatRte Agent.
Market Street, near Custom Houhe.
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THE MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies Institute

has A BEAUTIFUL AND CONVENT.
IL emit location upon the emlnence from
which II takes It's name, Its history has
been q record Of uninterrupted prosperity.
la course Of instruction runs through
three departments Of four years each, Spe-
cINl or elective courses Of study may DO pnE-
sued rs far a. students may wish. Peculiar
I'D vantAgeS are thus oteIed young ladies
who have already taken the ordinary Eng.
llsh studies. The bestoi lnslru elton Ii given
In Music, Drawing and Painting, Modern
RnguRRes and other extras. None but the
most competent teachers are employed.
Apparatus Is furnished for every depart.
menl. Libraries containing several thou.
SAND volumes OF standard books are always
accessible. PhysIcAl culLure Is carefully a..
tended to.
FOR Catalogue or further information ad.
REV A J. ROWLAND. PRECEDENT.
OrI.H. WHITE, treasurer,
No HjIsAee Street,
augl2 WY CINCINNATI. OHIO.
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RUSTIC PHOTOGRAPHS are all the
rage at Partridge's,
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Samples OF the Fail Styles in Hats
can now DO seen at Campbell & Has.
denis.
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ALL DIR WORK
MEMS THICK & KIP BOOTS.

Is made Anu selected mainly with o view 10
SERVICE and RIAL VALUE, securing for
them all tue style We can withOuLa sacrifice
" quality.
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WANT OF DSIFORALTK, AID Row
WEPRkYEaE

Tie want Of uniformity In Boots and
Shoes, II Is well known, equals II not OK,
cetds LnRt OF any other ktnd OF mRnuiac.
tured goods, In order 10 protect ourSely Vi
cove or place on sale any goods not regu IaI
and Uniform, except they be TOO low IN
pTiee TO allow Of uniformity. To insure tniG
every pRlt OF BooLs and snoes that enleII
o0r store - carefully EXAMINED anu reJt ctvd
unless found correct In ElEs, free nom dam.
age and uniform In qualify,
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hAptclAl attention Is called 10 our own
make Of mems THICK and KIP Doors,
Ihuy are made out OF the very beAL Kip up.
per and sole leather; they are solid double
sIle; have our trade marx stamped on The
bottom, and can be confidently relied upon
70 give excellent service and satisfaction 10
the consumer. ..44
THICK BROGAHS q BALnORALS.
Our stock OF Brogaus and Balmorals Gor
Ken. Boys aud Youth Il OF endless VRIlety;
and our Oest work Will be found 10 be made
out Of the very OOst material and In Inc
most workmRn.llke manner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-28
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST as.

new Advertisements.
Religious Notice.
Information Wanted.
Fire Proof SafeB.
Pittsburgh Iron.
Snow White Lime.
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90ODS EQUAL TO SAMPLES.

Buyers cannot generally devote the time
neeAAAry 10 examine beyond the tam pies
AnoHn. by our system OF examination /. ID
Itleotlon, buyers are protected lTOm recelV-
log GoodB Inferior 70 samples. Aside IRON
tho recognized duty OF dealing as we would
pc dealt BY, we regard II ~ p6cuniAriIy our
lnteftst ~ 70 act ~ 70 secure and Retain the
CONFIDENCE OF all VINO may favor US With
thels lFAdH,
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE L OHIoR,R, COMPLY

WHEELIE0, May sth, 1859.
DAhSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and aiter The
10th day Of May, lS68-Wheeling tina.
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- -
independents" o. asa.
Hope".".........". 2 S2S7I 95.
pUmpirG5L. b. Whitman, Of the Grey
Eagle b. 3. Y. scorers-B. r. Yates for The
Independents; Jos. Kelly for tho Hope,
DutHuon OF game, hours q minutes,
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In the department OF women's, mis,ea and
oAlldlenB- goods We DEFY competition.
Moreover, We can give 10 our cuI tomen, out
OF our besI Work, any size tney may want;
thus enabling them TO nt up and work on
clean their broken stock. ibis 10 an IN.
uuoetnent offered by Very few dealers, aud
twill be Appreciated HS very great nd
vApta4e BY IhOSe experienced 10 TSLailIng
Boots and shoes,
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VS. LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
As all good merchants will seek ana aud
ths Cheapest Houses 70 lrGie win, we shall
sell our Hoods ~ the very lowest marx o.
TAle9.
ORD ERS.
All orten receive the prompt ID calesu
attention Of one OF our drm.
AaE6 o. MCCLELLAN 4 KNOX.
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We have made: special proy..
sion for Steamboat PrintinH. and
hAv some fonts OF BEAUTIFUL
TYPE FOR COLORED RfLia a.
we'll as some OF the FINBST
COLoRED INKS 10 be had,
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LITERARY ITEMS.

Carleton has IN press new novel by Miss
Evans the author Of "st Emo' buresque, Farmers
Almanac by Josh Billings; and Richard b. Kimbars
story Of To-Day" which is now publishing In P"b'dms
Aagdsine,a
j. b. Lippincott g. Co., of Philadelphia, an
that the LIST Of November they viii commence
the publication Of " Good Words for the Young, ,
edited by George Macdonald, LID; and on the Isl VI
January, Good Words" edited by Norman MAJ
ieod,D.D.
An Autobiography of Edward WOrtley Mon
tague son OF Lady Mary Is among the announcements
for the Autumn Westminster boy sweep. Spanish mule
teer student, author NJ p Roman Catholic anu hH va y,
MOhammedan aud all within AZ years inc euOJo0 " "
the greatest interest.
After the temple of Diana at Ephesus was
burnt down. there were found in the rufus the arms Oh
Achilles a COPY Of the Had, and cameo representing
the uymphs Of the Hyssus NJ Jules Janin says that III
the ruins the recently burn PaIis llpl1uo,ne ,o'H
was fOnnd bnt pa.r stays number OF cHlgHOnt' 1u
the peacocks feather OF some weneh VINO was OUT h he
Sunday clothes.
the AtLeneum believes Mr.. w. NJ ROssetti's
new edition of shelley's works will contain. among
other unpublished pieces large portions Of Tragedy
ofCharles the First" The Adonais" VIII be corrected
from the original edition published at Pisa Mr. Rossets
Iie Will also contain fresh particulars collected Iroih
tpondence Of Shcleys in private hands The BOOK VIII
not be ready before Christmas
A celebrated book collector and man OF sci
enee died Fesole, Florence, the 2oth oil sep
ember at the age OF about &C. Count br OF as lie pre-
ferred to be called plain Gullsume Iibri was noble
man OF great wealth "A maj hematician, ana dlstln-
gshed bbliOphile. He took refuge IN France from INC
political persecution Of the AustrO Italian government
was chosen member Of the Institute ana pubsheu III
Paris History Of Science Italy. Tie had collected
magnificent library Of rare books and manuscripts,
chiefly relating TO Italian history. and offered II TO the
French nation condition that It should be kept 70
gether as the Lbn Collection This offer was refused,
and soon aferward the revolution Of 84S induced Nun 10
leave France aud to England He bad no sooner done
so than TIC literary world was startled by the publca
ton Of report addressed to NJ Guizo only rev
DAYS before overthrow of the King charging tne
Count with having pered an important part OF ms col
lection from the Magazine and other libraries Hs Ell
fects were seized and he tried aud condemned par
conttNnace There always, however q wlde sprtau
belief his inuOCence OF the particulars OF tue m
dlctment have been proved untrue; and the general
opinion is that the charges were purely maHeous'
For years he remained In England ana Occs
ally we heard Of splendid auction sales Of portions OF MS
grand collection the whole OF which, II we are NOT me
taken has now been scattered His greatest enemy III
france was the same MIcGe Chasles who has recently
placed himself i'm such ridiculous position by ms ac-
septance Newton Pascal Milton, and Shakespeare
tOrgerieS.
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90 @lbOm ii mup GOnttW.

CARD-WM. w. VANDERBILT, Con-
~ shifting Engineer aud Contractor Once Avenue D. Ras
TwelbSL
NAVY DEPARTMENT. Sept. 49, 1879
IN RELATION to TRESPASSING on PUB
Lie LAHDS-The notice Of the Department having been called
depreaon committed tue Public
Lands reseIed iT timber i9r naval gpReseA 9g 10 ne
public given that Naval Officers and other
have been ordered all the lands referred TO- And cause
all 10 De SppreeBird prosecuted employing tue civil
power and where military naval forces 70 assist and
bring 10 punishment sneh persons be found cuabe Ia ms
spect GRO, NJ robson Secrstify ~ The Navy
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AIMN-no

Government bonds have been dun and barely steady
The purchase by the Government Of 100000 had the
effect OF sustaining the market but there were no large
speculative movements noticed There is growing feel
ing among holders OF Governments, that something Will
be done during the Congress fund the debt at
lower rate OF interest and large blocks of invest
ment bonds have been sold during the past week by
ties who prefer TO have their money call, until some
thing definite Is known to the course of the Govern
ment In regard this matter well 20 the purchase
bonds after December LIST. AZ the close the market
was weak aud unsettled.
state bonds we're higher North Carolina Special Tax
sold at seaIO Missouri per cents 81; NewYork state
per cents Of 1870 100 Railway shares duh but rn
Hudson River Second Mortgage sinking Fund sold at
1905 Central Pacific per cents, 92l az; Fort Wayne
Seconds, %; Morris and Essex Firss, lOO Columbus
Chicago aud Indiana Central Frsts &C. Bank shares and
Miscellaneous stocks inactive. Pacific Mail was
more active. selling at 59ia6O. Express shares
steady with sales OF Adams ut ISL aud United States at
sc; American, 3jt
| Railway 81 ares have been dun and steady on Hight
transactions The street has been deserted by leading
operators throughout the day. and large operations
were made. The Vanderbilt stocks continue firm on
moderate purchases The report the that the
consolidation OF the NewYork Central and Hudson River
would be delayed by injunction could not be traced TO
any authoritative source, although 1t is not Improbable
that operators for decline night resort 10 that trick TO
make temporary break in the market. Reading
was finn, the large coal traffic Of the
road Michigan Southern has been steady at 9250
g2l Northwestern shares were dun the Pre-
fcrred stock and active the Common, which
changed hands at 7iGTl. Cleveland and Pittsburgh
advanced from 90 TO Ol small purchases. Erie
dull at 9Oi d3l; Michigan Central sold at 1873 Illinois
Central 1879; Toledo aud Wabash 65i Fort Wayne guar
antecd s5ds5l; New.Jersey Central, 0G97i; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph preferred 1924 Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central, %; NeW-York and New-Haven, 10
After tho Second Board the transactions In the Long
Room unmporant, and for two hours previous to
the OF business the sales sufficient 20 make
quotations. AT the close the market duh and steady
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
nent bonds.
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vol, avO. with 60 Illustrations.

DEDICATED
OUR AMERICAN BOYS,
BORN IN POVERTY, GRABBED IN OBSCURlTY AND EARLY
CALLED IRON SCHOOL TO RUGGED LABOR,
ARB SEEKING
TO CONVERT OBSTACLE INTO OPPORTUNITY, AND WREST
ACHIEVEMENT FROM DIFFICULTY
THESE RECOLLECTIONS
ARE REGARDPCLLY INSCRIBED BY
THEIR AUTHOR
This Book articles originally published
bearing the title Reeoect6ns
Life" revised aud rewritten the author and ennched
Of much original IL believed that these auto
but permanent 70 al s1eut Of the times live in forming
hey record Of the inner life and inspiration Of who hhs
which has gone during the pact thirty years Of intense vitality
Mr Greeley hB gives the best Indication Of their nature when lie
81 shall never wte anything else into which shall pu
thought these ReetORA give, with small reserve my mental
history"
IL rs "Apoogy Greeley says; Il hope spared
hereafter aue and systematic exposition Of Political Economy
ProteetoHt saDdpent do hencefoTh
write print other work whatever II Their friends will accept
respectfully prefer this book Of al Of myself that
worth their confederation and will hope
embdy lessons Of persseucy and patience
which all not have been set forth In vain"
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Included IN gold recelpts-eustOns.. JJO,OoO
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Wells Fargo EH
press Company called for the 18th OF November
to decide whether the capital stock shall be increased
from slOOOOOO0 TO SIS 100000 1t is understood that tho
new capital is to be used to develop lines.
Mr. Jacob ID. YerDilye, President OF the Merchants
Bank, rendered the position OF Assistant Treasurer
this port to-day, but declined TO accept There
general desire that Mr. H. II. Van Dyck shOnld be
turned to the position that he long and ably Aed but
IL is under that he is unwilling TO have bs name
used With the exception Of Mr.. Van Dyck, no promi-
nent name has been mentioned
The Receiver of the Gold Exchange Bank forwarded
NEwYoRK GOLD EXCHANGE BANK,
No. 6S Broadway and No 70 Newest
NEw-YoRK, Oct 90, 1869.
The undersigned hereby give notice to all creditors OF
the NewYorK Gold Exchange Bank whose claims have
been adjusted that pursuant 10 order or the Supreme
Court authorizing sucfuther payments, he Is prepared
TO make final payment OF Is per cent upon the amount
OF such adjusted claims at the said bank O and after the
urgently requested to call and receive the amounts due
10 heD that the connected with the rceeyehp
may be speedily closed Z. n, JORDAN, Receiver.
The attention of brokers and money-enders is called
the advertisement Of Messrs. Nissan Co, No. 3e
Was who give notice that nine bonds OF 5000 each OF
the Brooklyn Assessment Loan obtained from them
by fraud The following the numbers OF the bonds
Nos 54 1455. 1885, LAST, 1885, 1Aeo 146l, 1462 l463
dated June u.s. 1869. All persons cautioned against
negotiating the same.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive Of speee
from the port of NewYork foreign ports for the week
ending Oct. %, 1869, was s3,997,7s4.
The shipments of Pittston coal for the week ending
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TUESDAY. oct. 2o-P. NJ

TUESDAY. Oct. 26-P. N.
Gold was lower on the announcement that the
November interest would be paid without rebate. The
sales ranged from 1903 to 1904, closing 1900.
The Gold Exchange Bank give notice that they VIII
make the final payment Of Is per cent to all creditors on
Wednesday, Oct. q.
The Holsaa took out S9I, 200 in specie to-day.
The Government sold 81 gold TO day. The total
offerings amounted to S256sOOO The following the
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atb Qualifications.
THIS DAY.

PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
BALLADS OF NEw-EN GLAND.
BY JOHN GRRBNLEAF WHITTIER
l VOL 8vo. with 60 Illustrations
Uniform with the Illustrated "SBow- Bound
Beyeled and gilt aud richly bound in cloth, TO-
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This Of the most exquisite holiday volumes ever issued 10 thin
eou The landscape Illustrations ben drawn chiefly from
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Bhnuge The engraving Mr. Anthony under whose supervision
the book prepared The publishers have much pleasure
seutiug the following note from the autbor:
have examined the sheets OF Ballads aud bbd that 10 truth
nBess Of illustration and beauty and deioAc Of eIecnon the pic
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Of the reader Of Ballads with the character and incidents Of o
traditions MHITIIBhp
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Money was dull at sac per cent on Government bonds
and at car per cent on railway shares. The demand
from brokers was unusually light. Commercial papS
was without change; prime passed per cent
and the quotation ranges from l0915 per eeut.
sterling Exchange was dull and per cent lower We
quote: London, so days, 1904 9OI London sight 1904
lO9i; London prime commercially, 6Ofdays, 1867 aIOel
Paris long, bl7i G564 Paris short 55a5i$i Antwerp,
5l7aS5l6i; Swiss, 5l7ia5I6i; Hamburg, 36S36l; Am
serdan 4QsSto9; Frankfort 4O3S4OI; Bremen, Isra7s
Berlin 7l30Tli.
The transactions Of the sub-Treasury to-day we're as
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gaming 2mS,mits.
ratbtrs.

A HIGHLY REFINED and educated Young
~ Lady desires situation GONERSkSS Can teach Gcunan
English French anl Music riled Der sigds Eurye. Address
NJ. y SMITH No 2lt llnb.st near Bogery ilirt foor
A GENTLEMAN, graduate of a German Unit
~ vtv and experienced teacher desires additional pupils
GERMAN Address REGNIrT Tribune OEce No 10 Fnt
cass references ven
FVEAClIER-A graduate of u England
College teaches The English branches either 10 schools private
families Those wishing Tho services 81 Teacher either
IN York BROOKLYN will please address s. b. Trbuhs once
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
A CHAPTER OF ERIE.
BY CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JR.

] vol, JIG %. Payer 20 cents. Cloth, 81
This republication with urcrt additions Of article that ap
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general The puor h,s introduced int, the
nom tbe e.uee which peculiarly
Illustrative aDd Of The modlS opHdi Of
offs esiure AID exchanges The recent history Of
Rre Railway is o,o striking character. The Of
Managers have mo ed' and ueary all
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