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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-26

TllE WnIskEY DESTROYED By Cry Az
rHorlTY IN 'G5-THREATESED SrlT AGAINST
TIE CITY.-The following communication
was to have been presented TO the City
CounSil day before yesterday, but there
was not a quorui1 present. Its reading was
delayed until the next meeting
"RICHMoSD, June ], ls;G.
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an. L. Kent, Esp, President Of the Cornell {

the city Of Richmoad:
- Sir.-At the last NovoIlbnr term of the circuit
court Of tlis .y We received Iu,yiD9nt against INC
city for about $4,000, Sopg OF whiCh Was Dy cur
counsel duly laid before the Cotiafh Of tie city
shortly after Ii obtained. This iudgihent was
rendered in accordance with the decision OF The
Court Of Appeals holding the city liable for th,'
liqnors destroyed by authority of the resolutions
of 1tIic Council adopted In April, 1865. We have
waited patiently for the Council 10 make such pro-
,islon for the sct.lcncnt Of thc Judgment as would
preyeut the necessity for suelns out tho c"nruso-
ry process provided by law for making the p,sncy.
BESIDES, If the debt be made under execution, the
city win be nulccd with the expense OF Suc coll
lcctions. We represent similar lams not ye sued
upon. and know there many others laid before
the Council FOR settlement. We have Instructed
our counsel that we cannot forbclr longer 10 tk kc
such steps is the law provides for collect Ing the
judgments and have also directed them To bring sui!
for the unadjustcd claims. We respectfully re-
quest that you will lay this communi before
Will lead IT, such prompt action on their part for
settlement of the debts rs will render c"erclFc pro-
cess against the city unnecessary.
with the highest respect
:. Your very obcdicnt servants,
.". "WHLIAA H. JONES x Co..
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SMALL. PAYMENTS AND Long CREDITS!

EOUR HUNDRED TOWN LOIS IN
= RANDOLPH. AN ADDITION TO
RICHMOND.
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DESs0EaprI0ES, &c.

For sale by the SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
Office, 100. Main street. room No. H. talLat the
office. aud get full Information. my "'-in
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coSrE6ey5OyERFs.S.

ORANGES boxes VI + y \
OORANGES Just received FOR sale low 10 clos'
CONSIGNMENT HULST L KING,
tn Iie2 Main street.
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WANTED, at 1911 MAIN STREET
w several cx pcrJcnccd and extra good SEN
ING MACHINE HANDS. Apply as above. we.
want all kinds of SEWING TO do.
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yT ANTED, WANTED, WANTED.
w FIFTEEN or TWENTY GOOD C0rPEES
to work on whiskey or flour barrels Apnlyto
- - n. METIGEE,
rrrne- Eighteenth and Dock streets.
"a % l. SQUAT Il. a ..... ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-20

LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF THE
STATE NORMAL SCHooL.-The ceremO-
nv of laying the corner stone of the new
building that it is proposed to construct
during the approaching summer, as an
addition to the State Normal School
building in Cabell county, will proba-
bly, be witnessed on the oath of June,
which is known among Free Masons
as st. Johns Day. AT all events, the
regents of this school are making ar
engagements for the occasion, and it is
probable, though not definitely arrang-
ed, that the corner stone will be laid
under the immediate supervision of the
NJ, w, Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free
and Accepted Masons of West Virginia,
agreeably TO the very imposing and
ancient ceremonies of that fraternity.
All other civic and religious societies
and organizations that are within reach,
besides the State officers, are expected
to participate.
The State Normal School is at pres
ent confined to the old Marshall College
building, which is growing beautifully
less, or perhaps we would better state
it that the school Is growing bigger.
We mean to say that more room is
needed.
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IT Is seldom that we use the columns
OF this paper to "puff' or notice the
Thousand and one" articles known as
"Patent medicines" We, however, va
~ from our rule in the present case,
that we may. call attention to the arti-
Gle known as as. T.-1S6O X, Planta-
ton Bi!ters." We desire it understood
that we do 80 without any solicitation
of promise of benefit from the proprie-
tor or other interested parties. We
simply do it as an act of duty towards
those who are laboring under physical
disability, weakness, and the various
complaints arising from Impurities of
the blood. Having used the Bitters at
the instigation of a friend, (and we con-
TESS with some misgivings at the outset)
we found them a most valuable medi-
cal compound, and to our great satisfac-
ton, accomplished the object with
which they were used.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eodd&w.
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Fn1xoEs received at Adler's.

THE WEATHER AND THE Fruit
For the last fsw days the weather in
this region has been anything else
than seasonable, and we are sorry TO
hear from some of our farmers an ex-
preston of fear as to its probable effect
upon the fruit crop. 1t is said that the
continuously cold weather has the ef-
feet of chilling and blighting the stems
of young fruit so that it falls of. 1t
will be remembered that three years
ego the fruit crop was thus affected,
and that instead OF the abundance pro
missed by the bloom, there was not
more than half the yield of the year be-
fore, and barely enough to supply
home demands. A good fruit crop is
not as common as we could desire it.,
and we trust that the effect of the
weather may not be so disastrous as it
is feared,
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a LOST BoY.-On Tuesday evening
as gentleman was about to enter the
Suspension bridge on his way to the
Island he observed small boy whose
manifestations of distress induced him
to halt and ascertain the cause. The
boy said that his name was Biles, that
he lived in Moundsville, whence he
had come to the city on an GRAND for
his father, and that the train on which
he was to return had left him. The
gentleman before referred to took the
little fellow, kept him all night and
yesterday morning sent him by the
early train, in care of the conductor, to
Moundsville.
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AN IMPORTANT MONUMENTAL
meeting called at Music Hall, Bostoh'
June Is. 1868, by the agent OF Massa'
chusetts at the International EXPOSE
ton in Paris, in 1868. for the purpose VI
delivering the medals awarded at tha'
exposition, to the citizens of Massacnu-
sets, the agent recommended IN MS
report, the holding OF an 1nternatlonai
Exposition in the United States 10 Oe
inaugurated and commenced on july
4. 1876, and resolution to this enect,
WAS unanimously adopted. A meeting
was held in Chickering's Hall, Boston'
January 10, 1869, and committee was
appointed to carry out the objects OF
this resolution. The importance OF the
movement to the industry Of the United
States cannot be doubted. 1t was inn
possible to secure proper represen-
tation of the various branches of
our industry, at the Exposition
in Paris, on account of the dis
lance, the trouble and expense at
tending transportation and the time
required of the exhibitors. And while
the specimens of our skill and ingenul-
ty attracted, at that time, the attention
and won the admiration of all Europe,
it was evident to every American pres
ent, that but small part of our valu-
able accomplishments in agriculture,
manufactures and the mechanic arts,
was represented; and the variety and
extent of our resources were but feebly
manifested. It is, therefore, especially
desirable that the states OF the Union
should join in a representative exhibi-
ton of their various Arts and indus
tries, and that, while they are brought
into peaceful competition with each
other. they should also measure their
strength with the great producing ma
tions of the world. 1t Is believed that
they may, in this way, come into more
intimate relations with each other, and
| that they and their foreign rivals may
learn of each other, the extent and
quality Of their resources and the best
methods of matured advancement.
The committee appointed at the
meeting of January. 10, ult., in a letter
upon this subject directed to Governor
Stevenson, requests the names OF the
Presidents of the principal Agricultural
mechanical, manufacturing and other
Industrial Associations In our State.
The importance of this movement TO
the material interests Of West Virginia
will be fully appreciated. The statistics
and records on file at the State House
do not afford, however, the information
sought from the Governor, who is
anxious to second the movement by
every means at his command. We
hope, therefore, that the friends of in
dustry and development throughout
the State will commu nicate to the Gov
ernor the names OF the officers OF the
various organizations in the State. In
order that they may be put in COM
municaticn with the distinguished gem
tlemen who are inaugurating the move
ment in question.
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CHANGE OF observation-disclosures. Ham
ilton IL Harding, OF Washington, Pa,
have bought the store recently owned
by MFR. W. II. Sheib, the we'll known
and popular music dealer. and will
continue the business at the same place.
These gentlemen are we'll qualified for
the business, and will doubtless succeed
to the large patronage of their prede-
cessor.
We learn with regret that Mr.. Sheib
contemplates locating elsewhere. His
cultivated musical talent and enter
prise have done much to awaken and
develop the delightful art in our city.
His atfabilily, aud general good atten-
ton 10 this branch of the trade of our
city. have won for him many warm
friends whOsc sincere wishes for his
success will follow him,
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WASHINGTON HALL.-Perhaps the
most fashionable audience that has as
sembled in Washington Hall for many
years, witnessed the performance OF
Fra Diavolo, by the Chapman company,
last night. A very large part of the
audience was composed OF ladies'
which taken in connection with the
fact that the attendance is rap
idly increasing is abundant evil
dence of the quality of the performers
This evening will be presented the
laughable Operate iBurlesque from the
ArabiansNights. Aladdin the Wonder
full Scamp! in which Misses Blanche
and Ella will appear respectively as
Aladdin and Pekoe, and the genuine
jolly, side-splitter, Bishop, as Widow
Twankey. To those who are fond OF
music. beauty and fun, it matters not
now fastidious they may be, we say as
heretofore, go see for yourselves.
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ARCENY.-Yesterday afternoon Mr..
Jacob Benlz, the tobacconist. on Mar
ket street, between Quincy and Mon
roe, went to the post office, leaving his
workmen engaged in the room back of
and adjoining his store room. On his
return he discovered that IS had been
taken from his money drawer, by
whom he could not exactly inform us.
Whoever the thief was he was forsooth
a slick one. He had not time to take
all Mr.. Bentz' change, but left the lib
eral sum of S12. Cannot somebody
catch the scoundrel.
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Who can Beat This.


OLD SAYBRooK, CONN, Sep. 1868.
MesirS. Wheeler Il wilson:
GENTLEMEN: I wish to say that I
have in my family "Wheeler & Will
son Sewing Machine" that has been In
almost daily use for the past ten (lO)
years, and not thing has ever been
done to it in way of repairing-not
screw loose, or any part of it out of or
der in all that time. It has been used
in making coats, vests. and pants OF
the thickest of wooden goods, besides
doing all kinds of family sewing, and
is now. this day, the best machine for
work ever saw.
Can any one beat this?
Respectfully, GILBERT PRATT.
Any one who can beat this (and we
think many CAM will please address
Messrs. WHEELER 81 WILSON.
No. 625 Broadway, New York.
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A Challenge from q Lady.
0okohor On 1of


MeGSTS. Wheeler d wilson, 625 broadway.
GENTLMEN: -Referring to the chal.
lenge OF Mr.. Pratt, whose Wheeler d
Wilson Sewing Machine has been in
use ten years without repairing, I beg
to state that have used my Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine, in family
sewing, fourteen gears, without even
the most trifling repairs, and 1t Is now
in so good condition that would not
exchange 1t for your latest number
served me more than a year for fine
sewing.
Can any one beat this?
Yours truly,
Mrs. ANNA WARNER.
Any one who can give better report
than this will be entitled to one of our
new tucking guages.
WHEELER Wilson MANUEAcTUR1Na Co.
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THE WHEAT CRoP.-Wo are pleased
to note the uniformly good reports that
are made by the farmers throughout
this region, of the prospect of a wheat
crop. Whilst the cold weather is iDju-
rious to fruit it is strengthening to the
growing wheat and grasses, Would it
not after all be better to cheerfully &C.
cept such providences as may be melted
out to us by that wisdom that fixes the
laws, knowledge of which enables
us to obtain food and raiment?
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Police CoURr.-The business OF this
court yesterday was not 80 profitable
to the city as on the day previous.
Mrs. Ann Woods, was arraigned for
loud and abusive language. but the
case was dismissed at the plaintiffs
cost, the matter having been adjusted
by the parties.
i'll. Lash, for shooting pistol in
the city limits, was fined five dollars
and costs.
Edward King, for dlsorderly con-
duct. was fined SlOO and costs.
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NO Decline in HousenOrd Treasures

IMTS. SecTttaTy McCNlt0chS IIepOTtJ
Ten years ago purchased Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing Machine. and have
had it in constant use in my family
since. We used it during the war 10
make clothing for our volunteers in the
service and for the hospitals, and this
4Oork was very heavy, being coarse
wooden and cotton fabrics. It is still
in good working order, nothing having
been broken but q few needles.
You are welcome to use my name In
your recommendations.
MRS. HUGH MCCULLoCH,
Wife of Secretary of U. S. Treasury,
Washington.
To MeSsrs. Wheeler DC Wilson.
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READINGS AND RECITATIoNs.-Mr s
O'Donovan (Rossa) is coming and it is
now confidently expected that on or
about the 9th or 2Sth of this month our
citizens will have an opportunity of
hearing and judging for themselves OF
the merits ofthis distinguished lady.
Our exchanges from points where she
has given entertainments come to us
with enthusiastic testimonials of her
skill
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SOMETHING NEw.-Oxtoby 81 Duff
field, Jewellers, 1O3 Main street, have
just received fine stock of new jewel
ry sets, all of the latest designs. Also
a nice lot of ladies' gold watches and
chains: full line of silver watches,
American and Swiss; clocks, silver
ware, spectacles, gold pens, sc. See
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A PREsENT.-We were last night
shown beautiful specimen of work
manship, in the shape of clock, that
had been presented to the Atlantic
Steam Fire Company by Messrs. Oxto'
by 81 Duf1eld, Jewellers, 1O3 Main
street
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RIVER NEws.-The wharf was any
thing else than the scene of business
activity yesterday.
The Parkersburg, Sunfish and Steu-
benville packets arrived and departed
as usual.
Tho Kenton, from Pomeroy to Pitts
burgh, was due here last night.
The river was falling at nine o'clock
last night, with 81 feet in the channel.
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PERsONAL.-We were favored with a
visit yesterday from Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Welch and Mr.. F. NJ. Reynolds, editors
and proprietors of the New Creek Ga
zette-both young men and very agree
able gentlemen. The Gazette under
their management has greatly improv-
ed and is now one of tho best OF our
country exchanges.
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WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
parity of Perkins, Stern 81 Co.'S. Califor-
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund Il Booking and Booking IS Car
roll
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BLOND & BACHMAN have received a
fine assortment of the Spring Style OF
Lasting Balmorals and Button CATERS.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.

600
Once, % Monroe ST., next door to LIST Ma
GonRl Bank.
oFTICHR6:
GEO: z. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLES n. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
DRHCToRs:-John e. Wilson, Jas; O. Or,
John A. Armstrong, A. G. Quarter, Geo. X.
Wheat, Ale1'r. Laughlins James McCluney,
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams:
REFERENCES: g. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co., Wholesale GrOcerzs Wheeling; Pryor,
Handlan Co., wholesale Grocers, Wheel
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
shoe h oase, wheeling McGsbe. Kraft q Co,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FranHhetm q
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liq uorB, Wheel
ing; Winship, Woods z Co., Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheeling; T. O. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling
Campbell, Frew Co, Pubs. intelligence,
WhealinR; OFT, Son q Co, Hardware, Wheel.
ing; ]. E. Sands, Cashier, First Mai. Bank,
Falrmont; r. P; Camden. Prest. Nat; Ex.
Bank. Weston, W. Va; Capt. John Mcclure,
Jr., Wheeling. aprS
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GheQnteltiqetrrer:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 30.
New Advertisements.

Comic Opera at Washington Hall.
Maryland Life Insurance Company.
Fourth Street Lot for Sale.
Wheeler 81 Wilson Sewing Machine.
Guards Pic Mic.
Steamer for ST. Louis and st. Paul.
DR.. j. w. Collins, Eclectic Physician.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This court met
yesterday morning at the usual hour,
the Hon. NJ. c. Good, presiding. Moth
ing of Importance was done. Adjourn
ed until this morning at ten o'clock.
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Ausnrauff.
Poahodv Insurance Company.

Peabody Insurance Company
AT WHEELING. W. VA.
CAPTTAI..,........... ..'..'' : ''''' -, $500
with the privilege of increasing the SAine
to S5OO,COO. ,,
WILLIAM BAILEY, ALoEzo hoKIN"'
ANDREW j. PANNELL, JAMES F. BARs!s'
JOSEPH n. WOODWARD.
This Company having been been f 4aEs 9 az sfair
rsfes on buildings OF all kinds, MeIcnan1s4!se'
Manufacturing Estabishmenttsbs e FV WesseFn
S si1sra and lakes. This Company being
composed mostly of our leading PTsl cons
sheraton OF the insuring pubic. anu 1aI S SO.
icits their patronage. Applicatl99n9s ~ i1 tbair
surance will be promptly attended 10 az tneII
ONCE over the Peoples Bank. Main street.
WILLIAM BAILEY Pres I.
ALONZO LORING, Vice Prest:
NC. ARTHUR, Sec
RS. IRWIN, Jr., State Agent.
apF2S-d6w
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For Rent.
Eye N;a33.
Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
b made TO me by Charles A. Britt and
wife, bearing date the Sd day OF April, 1858.
duly recorded in the Recorders once 1nt me
County OF Ohio. state Of West Virginia, IN
Book So, Folio 433, will sell
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Lot No. 10, at the south west corner or Gem
ire and Seventh Streets in W. w. Shrlver's
addition to the City Of Wheeling, be ng the
some property conveyed TO John Bennett,
father OF Mrs. Jane Bennett Britt; by sai9
W. w. Shriver by deed sales July 2sh, 1871
cords of Ohio County
TERs OF SALE:-One thoutand dollars
Isl ,OOO in hand; the balance in four equa!
instaliments payable at one. two. three and
four years after day of sale, with interest
from date or sale. the title being retained
until payment of all the purchase money.
Selling as trustee shall convey only such
title as is Invested in me by said deed OF
trust. SaM'L Is. bahS41A d.
Trustee.
Psf the above described property be
not sold within thirty days, it will be offered
at public sale
ON Tuesday. June Sth, 1869,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door OF the
Court House. may ll-0UC
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LARGE oval and square Gilt Frames
at bargains at PartridGe's.
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Fon anything and everything in the
way OF Boots or Shoes go to Blond IL
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace Caters at Blond 81 Bachman's
corner Sprigg Alley, Main Street:
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To be held in the
CITY OF BOSTON,
June 10, 10, ~, IS Sc 10, 1860,
To commemorate the restoration OF PEACE
THROUGHOUT THE LAND.
THE COLISEUM
In which the Jubilee is to be held will AFFORD
ample commodation for nearly FIFTY
THOUsAND PERSONS. and the e,t series so OF
toriO performances by the
GREATEST CHORUS
ever organized in any part OF the world,
made up of Musical Societies from NJ, al sec;
5Gns q N the H9un1RerEX n fr0 Ivy EHbc
schools, with an Orchestra OF
ONE THOUSAND INSTRUMENTS,
comprising many OF the principal Bands
and best Musicians in the United States.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
from all sections OF the Union, including
NATIONAL AND STATE OFFICIALS, viii
participate in the Jubilee. and the citizens
OF Boston will be prepared to extend those
hospitalities and attentions TO visitors from
abroad which they hope may serve to in
augurate the return OF kind and naternal
feeling among all American citizens, and aid
in perPetuating throughout the world,
"PEACE ON EARTH, GOOD WILL TOWARD
MEN,"
The immense outlay attendant upon this
vast undertaking has been guaranteed with
an unexampled promptnees by the citizens
of Boston, ensurlng Tor the Festival and Ju-
bilee every success which pecuntary aid can
command.
The following scale OF prices has been es-
tnblished:
single Admission, tCith secured seats, s. and
s., according to location.
Single Admission, without secured seats...s SO
Season Tick Sierable--admltttng three
persons TO all the entertainments given in
The Coliseum during the seasOn...........Sl00
The sale OF seats will commence at the
Boston Music Hall, Monday, May Nth. Or
d ers for seats, accom- panied with the money,
NAV be transmitted by m uSic dealers
Throughout the country, or by mail or ex-
press, directed to
a. T.. PECK, Ticket Agent,
Boston Music Hall, Boston, Mass
Per order OF the Executive Committee.
HENRY q. PARKER Secretary
mayl22w Wed&Sat
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A FEW nice Looking Glasses will be
sold cheaper than ever at Partridge's.