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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-25

ITO CONTRAC TORS.-SEALED
L proposals. will DO received by the under.
signed until Thursday, the SOth inst, at p. ~,
for rebuilding the bridge over Wheeling Creek
near StGenrod's. The masonry Ia all ready, with
tho exception Of come repairs which may be bid
for by the cubic yard. The superstrueturc must
DO bid for In the lump, according to plans and
specifications 10 be seen at the ONCE Of W. C..
Smith, City Surveyor OF Wheeling, the bridge 10
consist Of one span of about 20 feet IN the clear,
and two short spans Of 70 feet each, all the spans
II feet wide In the clear between trusscs. Tho
portion OF the old bridge now remaining 10 BE-
removed at the contractors expense, be TO have
the benefit OF the material therein. The under
signed reserve the right to reject any or all bids,
at their discretion. The bids must Do accOmpa'
niad nv SStlSSactory references. and addressed 10
the undersigned at Wheeling, VI. Va.
IupiS w, MILLER, Chairman.
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This Establishment supplies TO Subscribers
only all necessary information as 10 the standing
responsibility, etc, OF Merchants, Traders, Man.
uGacturers, Public Companies, etc, throughout
the United States, their Territories, and British
North America.
It's the oldest, and by far tho most complete
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csts, and for the general promotion and proteC'
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TSTABLISHED IN NEW YORK,
ID June, lsiI-Plttsburgh, 1859.
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the following votes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-25

On motion Of Mr.. FLICK the nomination
of Gen. CALDWELL was made unanimous,
For Judge ofthc Supreme Court of APP
peals, JoHN W. CRACRAFT, of Kanawha'
renominated Hon. JAMES II. Brown, who
was nominated by reclamation.
G. W. ATKINSON, of Kanawha, moved
that the CHAIR appoint committee OF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

USITERR sTAESS RABESST 9I IlSIy TO- 1870
% tie PeIitiYn o. o, W. hIsAID' q JohnI;
s sS to 5aT % Ss 81 is Ike :4 q Ep sSa
fesiusd on the ssh day % hSysmbsT, 1880. for an
III il ordered that the Testimony In the case be
slossd on the 18Th day Of March next that the
port be limlsd % the 18th day Of March next, and
bat said petition DO heard on the Soth day o.
IaT person may oppose this extension,
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
lal7-hsW OOmmiAaioneF Of PAtahln,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
pRoPosLLs ToR .Egso4AsE or RuLED
- I.. BVhsig' o. onpHLscl,l

u ~ YAsHIssLos oIII' JInVsrI I, is7O:
ssd p Segaas5 S.IIsN Eih.s; with osTiTiEssS.
aAyI4psIds ~ PeTtaiasnth,, NJ. y. Boston. HsV
VII V .r:ssissS sii,Ais Bureau Sniifs o'slosf.
la n: ssrtss.ls isstss are about 30 ,oqs,. ~
the artiuleq A each YARD will be furAishsd
Capitalization 70 thia Dnreau.r IfT' - = .
Biddera will state the humber Of guns eAfriAGes
implements, ard pIeiestll.s they assifs 70 pgI.
chase ~ eaeh J,rd sepeTataly, the GALL
sEs q t1n, hiaa q ssFIi.s. ShsIhsT brosdslds or
TIE gums -. vii Ss delivered - Ne respective
nANyfyArde, and N ust be Iemoysd By the purchaser
OI phfehassru yitin Ten da{h amer the gsesptlnps
81 bis or thelE bid. Bot deliveries Will BE- made
q shy article ualil The pAftIes purchasing shall
b. BSssrs vii iSsr,iors :fs ~ sesotSissiy, "
onsf tor these areiel's a. Old iron or wood will be
si:i s.i 8: sAs Si &
..SgS:sII', y :SSsis !: istsT:s 4. n. sPysISp,
: ~ - A LUDLOW UIsk. - .f
jAs-WAsst s.....r Chief u Buroan, g..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

WlsslssIos, 3 q ia 5, lsrp.
"a The ptsisloa q MILLItH BlooEl. o. New
I.s.. q SsS 81 EPg F cl at
i1PtG', a1ssR Il Srs5iPE sssiHls:,
In: iL1y SIIuPsn.s AZ, Ike Esssinsf's Re.
March next.
I.li.ruNs osahi.sIoRsr y fai.si.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

U WisaissTos.A !. a., pp .s.@S,r IA Ism
York, n. I, prAyinE Tor lhs extension 81 patent
~ .s,I iHR.Sysnsntin HsrmsusAlly ssAiihE Pre-
Ills oTdsTid that the testimony 10 The cas-. b.
closed on the IA DAY o. RSbInATJ nsHtI that the
uEe tof hlllF erGuments And the kxaminsT's re-
knd that AAid petltion be heard on the Oh DAY Oh
asr9h nsEt. Any person nay oPpos. this sx-
s:,s;sss.ssu os shngsL 6ISPa aisa,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

THIS is TO GIVE goTIoR TaLT THE sun.
= soIibeT has obtained from " 6TphAnsi 6o1Stof
M,iahlhEtoh county. io the District Of CoiunbiS,
!pL5Iekwn HIIIG late Of wsshinIJoS eousty
s.oIsa5di dsesAssd Al persons hAyinI elaine
Y eahiei The sans, with the .youehsrs fAsIsof. 70
az S.ss sT % a % ss.rSEi s IN &! isaaS
ffSn ~ beneht o. the said estate. ~ 80 :.
i91 HENRY IsBhAhH,
IAh-WSWe E.. AdmlnlslFalor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

TINTED STATES PATENT oRTIoR,
On tha. PstIilOh Of b. n. HoSSfoED, cfCam.
S Ssts RAS,HE for m ne !, ssII:3siSS q
1900, reieuusd on the 7th day Of Nay, 1857, and
Hkain Ieissued on the 9th day q June, 1866, Tor
Substitute for other Solid Leids:
II Y ordered that the testimony In the case DO
closed on the I'D day Of March naHtI that the
time for alag AIEumsnts aud the EKAmineT's 70.
port be limited TO the LIST day OF April neHtI and
next.
Any person may Oppose this s1,suaiop.
SAMUEL g. USHER,
iAS-Th8W Commissioner OF PAtontA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
LIMITED sTAEEs PAINT SygIqI.

On tho pa,iuon 81 W. H. tiHLE, o. fOttsn-
pis Ga fI 9Sh' a5 Sg of q
1880, for an impIoVsmsnt IA WHIP Sockets
II IL ordered that the testimony In the casa ba
slosod on The iSlh day of March nsEIJ that ne
time for hli1E AT4uments and the kHAmlnof's re-
port be limited V toe Alh day on March nsEi
epd that said petition be hard on the Olh day ~
March merit Any poTson nay oppose thiS eEs
tension, SAMUEL 3. HIRHER.
hlo'bSV CommisnionG Of Patents,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

RHNrs HAyn AT LAST CoNH DowN.-You
can rent two large halls in Woodward's
Building for tS5 and t25 per month. Now
Is the best time TO avail yourself OF such q
good opportunity, ono that Win probably
never Do offered again. Apply Immediately
10 Q, woodward, No. 70S Eleventh street,
between q and II. coats
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
JTHTTHD srATgs PAINT oTIIoR.

" =, WississTos, D. g.. jas. =, Iso.
9n the RstltSs % kpgARI wgIIELhT. q c1n-
Ss pa.sSt graHisd % Nm % he sth aSy 81 Gprii.
ls6, And Isissued on the 2sth dky Of luly, istG
y ordered that the ts.timony 10 the case be
line for Alag sfaumsuIs and he R2amIser', re-
port DO limited tothe 18th day OF March pexl, Gna
March next. II y = =. - -
IHT person may oppose nj. sxisA,iQa.
SAMUEL g. IIBrHR
IAnli-TusU CommisSionsr o. FatehL.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

We have secured at great expense tho
best cutter Of the largest merchant tailoring
house on Broadway, New York, and can
make up suits 70 order In as good style as
can be procured In America or In the world,
OAK Hall clothing and merchant tailoring,
Barbour d Co., Proprietors, b26 Seventh
street, opposite Post Once. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

SERVICES will be held At the sAint Paups
Lutheran church tomorrow, Or. Butler
will preach at II a. m, and the Rev. Mr..
Parson at 7!90 D. m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

1 WISH, SLIs ON who has tested its mar-
It's, and who consequently speaks from per-
sonal experience, that Ho1'S Malt Extract
might come into universal use, as Il inertia
the preference over all tonics OF the day, and
10 splendid as a table drink, This celebrated
preparation servoa IA an excellent strength
enlng beverage, a delightful tonic, and q
Pleasant remedy for disorders OF the throat,
chest, lunEs and stomach.
Sold By all drugglsts and grocer. eos
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

TINS wGsuNeToN Orr SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
Ia open from 0;80 10 7sS0 every Saturday eve
Ming, In addition 70 Ito regular banking
hours. II pays intorest on deposits. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

Ga the petition q GTonsE g. RissiLI y shell
burne alls, Mass AdmluistrAtoT OF Ire MERRILL
grained % The said Ira HSrTiii Op The ga day Of
APRIL, 1853, Tor an Improvement In haehihe TOT
Il Is ordered hat he tsstJnopy in the ease b
closed on the nd DAY Of March neEtt thAt the
lime for aUaF aTHuuents and the kHamlneT'a re-
port DO Iimlted 70 ~ lat e4y o., April nsElI
inl that said petition b heard On the Oh day Of
Iay person may OpPoss M ssT tension,
jAlS.Wa O0mmi@SiopsT Of PalSutN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

AT Memorial chapel, Fourteenth and N
streets, DR.. Butler will preach at 1850 .. m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

wnoox q GmB's sHwrNa MLoHIEn, pro-
nounced the simplest and nolselesa machine
In the world, eau now be bought on easy
terms at the agency, O, Baum's Hoopakift
and Corset Factory, SIS Seventh s,reet, be-
tween d and Z. H.'T7
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
ORPHANS COURT,

Distriet Of 0oIUmbfa, WdsAfaeton Jouaig, 70 %:
In the ease Of 0usTAV 0IEsLIR, AdinlnlstIG-
Hltop rSssia ne n "a sen ~ AZ
oIphA1s Court Of " Alhingon county Aforesaid app
fs'o.foT he ass .si, men. and aisifbatiSs oftRs
Rs5sonsl estate q said dssSassd and % ne SSsets
turned Int mbnsy hen and where all the credit
oIhHnd heirs 9fsAld deceased are y attend.
with theit claims properly yopehed, or they may
otksrrise By Law be excluded from all bsns6l In
lAid deosassd's estate; provided . COPY Of this
order be Published once week for three weeks In
shs hhrIoSAL kEPuBLioAs prsyioSs e ssia day.
Janl1-TH9W' REGISTER Of villa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

SEE DR.. NownAn's card In anOtl-r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

hon, her numbers and hor AntiauitVi IL ans
more deYoHt Than Moalsmlsmi IL abe more
than JudAl,mi Let rs ponder these thinEs
PRoyIDHNT AID socIErI.-Ths directors
OF the Washington association for the In
proyement Of the condition Of the poor, held
their weekly meeting at THAR rooms, corner
Of Flfth and z streets, Thursday evening,
Hon. Peter Parker In the chair.
The general agent Of the society, Mr.. A.
x. Browne, submitted q report showing that
the association had expended the entire
amount Of u, 833; that the sum expended fot
fuel, groceries, and extra broad during the
last two weeks was e2os, that the society
had daily received 1000 loaves OF bread
from the Mayor during the above period,
and had distributed about 1 900 loaVes per
day, and that yesterday nearly 500 persons
wero compelled TO 20 away without being
supplied. =. = .'.'I Ir9T :
Attached TO the report were the statements
OF the several ward visitors detailing numer-
ouscaseS Of severe destitution, the most dis
tresslng instance appearing IN tho Seventh
ward, whore 1t 10 said there are over my
widows With families averaging three 70
each, In utter want and poverty. The state
ments show that the persons who apply for
assistance are nearly all suffering on ac-
N y " eeSNiV WN'H1 Nuu seas
every ono OF both sexes, express a perfect
willingness 10 perform any kind Of labor
which can DO obtained for them. Several
have already been furnished with situations
which they have gladly and thankfully ac-
cepted. - n'f .aH.B o
The president stated that the commmltoo
appointed some time aimee 10 prepare a mo-
mortal To ba Drraentnd n (lonarssa mr.. viou
for asais,anos IL s.Ilo,,.1,nc a. - 80
~ ~, sti"So ~ ails'lNuB ny PooI euu
tno Needy, mad performed their WORK a.
would appear from the following memorial;
rstks Senate and Bouss Of Rsprs,satafiv.. oItAs
The undsrsiEhsd, Sasmoriall,is, dsputed by
the WAahington Association for ImproyinF
the Condition OF the Poor OF lhIs Olty.Ji Ko
msmorAlize UonEreIa. reapeotfullV 1ubmit thai
the sole object 81 this e.,oclatlon u the wall
y, ~ . 9i we euy Ana Dsei
absolute need. 'H@'V VI
Daring the oontinuanes Of the Frssdnen,s
the reoipIents or uovernmsnt ana IRON mai
source, but who are nos unprovided FOR, The
contributions OF the benevoiSnt for all the
truly destitute on the Distrlot are Insdouate 10
reader their existence enduFEblo or oVen 10
preserve from starvation and death, u -
Your honorable bodies arc fully AoquAinted
" ~ &c. ana the 70 whieh
M oipSnnsr' IN NJ bistri.t Sss,sss ,hsast,s.
born, oouilstinE not onlI Of freedmen. but 10.
dIyiduals and families from the dlfereGt states
o. NE union Eho are either lndlspessd o.
alien to the district Of Coinmbia and are VII.
tuAlly the wards OF the nation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

sHATTIELD IL making grand preparations
has made Arrangements TO have a nrst-claSs
steamer TO make daily trlpa to Glymont,
commencing April !, during the hshlng sea-
son, at so cents, round trip. Glymonl Will
be kept as frSt-class summer resort here
after.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THR GUR.
sQRiBkR has obtained from the QEPblRS,
colambl1, letters % on The ISTSoAS
SiSrssSd asssss. AZ S g %asAssS sS%
sshiR,. he said asssh,sd are hereby GSInSd %
the subsoIibeT, on or before the an dIy on JsI3
aATY nsEti thgI MAY otherwise By law be S1s
Glud0d from Ali hnnRnt OF Hnld 0HtatR
wen under ny hAnd this Oh day Of JAuuAry,
MARGARET X LKwIs,
mark,
Adminlsttatrix,
WitnsHA: A. wRBaTgR,
JAno th9W' Register o. Wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

LATEST FROM I'm LAprRs.-slpoe the in.
PRODUCTION Of Phalon's Vitalla or salvation
for the Hair, ladies' who formerly used dyes,
are universally abandoning them. They
hnd the new article 80 harmless, 90 clean
and pure, so pleasant 10 tho senses, and
withal 90 superior AZ means Of renewing
the original color that they absolutely shud-
der when they think Of the tilthy stun they
once used. ....r. . q 'r... r eos
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
LOCAL NOTICES.

THn Ham, soALP, AND FAoR.-Dr. D. q.
Perry, Dermatologlst, 40 Bond street, New
York, (founder OF tho genealogical eel
enco In this country treats With special
gray hair, dandruf, itching, eczema, ring.
worm, and all cutaneous and other diseases
which destroy the hair. Tho Doctor cures,
By personal attention, moles aud wens with
ont cutting, pain, or scars, also unnatural
red noses and all eruptlons upon the face.
Send for lntarrogatory circulars.
For the efficacy Of DR.. Perry's treatment,
no respectfully refers the citizens OF Wash
lngton TO Mr.. II. A. Resley, No. 90 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. iAol-eo0t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

CHICAGO has just paid Il London sculptor
el2, 900 for y soldiers monument,
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LIFK 'rHNUGllTS.

Happiness consists 10 being perfectly
""',''ird with what We have got and
with what we haven't got.
Troubles ore like babies; they grow
bigger by nursing
Conscience is judge placed in the
interior ot our being.
Learn to control your temper now,
children, or by and by it will control
sou.
| would rather my daughter shoulJ
havc mau without money, than
money without "a m,aD. 1hen.;siy.hx.
Give your sou trade and you do
nor" Tor him than by giving him for
.unu.-- fiuuHt.n.
One reason that the world is not
reformed is, because every body would
Navc others nuke beginning, aud
thinks not Of himself.
Always cm,leavnur to learn something
from Til" ;El',nia;in,. ul those thuu con-
N':i%>' ".ti. an'i ~ in. tbs ro,nhan,
HpOn those snbjcct> they are bust ahlc u
peak ot.
NO perso" ever got sinug by hornets,
s'" kepl away fron whore they wee
u Is ID with habits.
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Br ship Chesapeake, Spence from Callao for -,
with guano, put back to eallao eth nit
Ship r. A. Palmer, from Hong Kong for San Fran
cisco, put into Yokohama about June %, having
sprung her manmast Her crew were mutinOus.
Steamer The Queen, at New York from Liverpool,
via Queenstown, brought 784 passengers.
Steamer Facon, from Charleston, ashore near
Seven Foot Knoll, has been assisted off by ce-boat
Chesapeake, after cargo being discharged, and has
arrived at her wharf, Baltimore.
Schr Supply, of new Bedford, has secured about
70 tons OF coal from brig Crcassian sunk on Shovel
ful Shoal, and II hae been taken to Chatham She
Will probably secure most OF the cargo.
Schr Utica, before reported at Portland, with her
cargo OF lime on fire, was taken to the wharf 10th
inst. Her cabin was opened and found full OF smoke
and heat IL was however, thought that the fire
had been st1ed, and the matches would be removed
on the 11th.
The bottom Of the hull OF the bark Nellie Fen
WICK destroyed by fire, was sold by auction, 10th
inst, TO James Powers & Co., of Boston, for $500.
The materials and cargo brought $780, The hull is
TO be broken up.
The Dolphin on Long Bed of Sassafras Point, has
been run over and Knocked down by some passing
vessel and Is now very dangerous.
Steamtug General Grant, with schrs Jane EmseU,
Newman, from Rondout for Boston; Emma Green ;
and the sloop Charles Clements, in tow while pass
ing through Hell Gate 10th inst at p. NJ, when off
Browns Point, got turned around, in consequence
Of schr S. p Goodwin being anchored in the way, and
went ashore on the Niger Heads, sinking the tug
and sloop Charles Clements. The schrs were hauled
of by the tugs X. G. Smith and Jack Jswett, and
towed to Riker's Island, without damage The sloop
is a total loss. The General Grant lies in a danger
Gus position, with but little hope OF her coming OF.