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ALawyer NpIci,Ie.

NEw YoRK, December 5.-Edward A.
Manier, n lawyer, and reputed wealthy,
killed himself in his office, 40 Pine street,
yesterday. He 10 the second suicide n
that building, out Of which, Case and
Gilman went to prison.
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Court OF Inquiry on Ile Huron
Disaster,

WAsHrSGroN, December 5.-The Cont
OF Inquiry TO investigate the Huron dis.
asler, met to-day and heard the testimony
OF Admiral Frenchard, Commodore Wy
man and Master Conway, Of the Huron.
The testimony thus far Il merely cor
roboration Of the newspaper accounts Of
the wrpcls
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FRANCE.


PARIS, December 5.-Itis reported in
Parliamentary circles that the govern.
ment contemplateS prorogning the Cham
Der Of Deputies and forminga dissolution
OF the Ministry should the Chamber not
vote the budget tomorrow.
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Marine lnlelIigence.

LONDON, December 5.-The steamers
Victoria, Elysia, Donan and Wascholtan,
from New York, have arrived out.
SAN FRANCIsCo, December 5.-SaiIed
Steamer City Of New York for Sydney,
via Honolulu, carrying British mails.
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ENGLAND.
Welcome TO minister Welsh.

welcome TO Minister Welsh.
LIVERPOOL, December 5.-At to.day's
session Of the Town Council, the Mayor
announced his inteuion Of meeting Min.
lister Welsh on his arrival nj Liverpool
and welcoming him 10 England. lie in.
vited the Council to Join.
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BosToH, December 5.--Embarrasulent
in the affairs Of james Sturgiss, exlen-
sively engaged in the East India trade, ia
reported. Liabilities $250,OO0.
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Of .CoIored RepubIIcaps

New ORLEANS, December 5.-A meet.
iug Of representative colored Republicans
was held tonight, and resolution adop-
ted endoraing Lewis for Naval officer and
asking the President to renominate him.
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WGmAy mention as STRAW" that re.
Gently the Wheeling Hinge Company
u,de a considerable purchase Of hinge
iron from Painter x Sons, Pittsburgh, and
III. director, thinking the price quite as
rood, il not better than they were likely
to re, in the future, directed the presi.
den, to put in an order for q larger
amount. The Messrs. Rainter declined
the sale at the present prices.
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Opn i,i,nd and occasional correspond.
,l, Nj \ T. MoEelvey, OF St. Clairs.
vile, has, We notice, just doubled his real
e,.ale holdings, having bought another
small farm, the si1e Of the one he bought
several years ago, just adjoining him.
NJ. Me used TO be the manager Of the
Western Union Telegraph office here, and
also the agenl Of the Associated Pres,
sad wa, most genial and accommodat.
ips gentleman. Illhealth compelled him
to seek tie country, and in seeking it he
has, we are glad to say, found not only
health taIl the substantial comforts Of
life, incluiiDgs handsome sum oi money.
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OutInWry In Kentucky.

LoulsvEILE, December GA special
from Crab Orchard, KY, says that some
burglars arrested Yesterday have been re.
leased by their friends and are dOiying
the law. Citizens from other parts ol the
county are Arming to effect the capture Of
the outlaWa.
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obituary.

TsptANAroIls, December 5,-John d.
Rowland, Clerk OF the United States
Court, appoined by Lincoln in 1868, died
here at 2 o'clock this morning OF apop-
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weakness In Tenpessec Bonds.

NEw YORK, December 5.-The weak.
ness in Tennessee bonds Ia due 10 rumor
that the propagation Of tue New York
arbitration committee to scale the State
debt down 10 sixty cents on the dollar
will not be accepted by the Legislature Of
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, December 5.--The election
in the State:to-day, for members of the
legislature and ratification OF the new
constitution, passed off quietly in this
city. There was no opposition for men,
bers Of the House. The indications are
that the constitution will be adopted by a
large majority, and that Atlanta will
continue to be the Capital OF the State,
Returns from the different districts
indicate that the new constitution and
homestead law. were adopted by from 49,
600 10 10000 majority. Atlanta is the
Capital by the same majority.
MEETING OF TENNESSEE 1EGIsLAruRE.
NASHVILLE, December 5.-The Legisla.
ture met, heard the reading of The Cover.
nor's message stating the object in con-
venins II in extra session and earnestly
urging the adoption Of the bondholders
sixty cents proposition, and adjourned till
tomorrow morning without action.
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POLITICAL.


RtcHMoND, December 5.-The House
organized by electing Judge Allen as
Speaker. Judge Allen represents the
element in favor Of forcibly re-
adjusting the State debt. His election
was unanimous, except one or two yotes.
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WAsHiSeToN, December 5.-The body
oil NJ. Morris, Of the wrecked steamer HUI
ron, has been recovered,
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Weather Indications.
WAR DkPAkfhRNT,
OBYIcR or THI CHIRp BIdNAL OPVcHR,
WARRINGTON, D. C., De. G-l 4. y.
PEOnABILlI1Kl

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, a
rising and high barometer, lesseniug
north to west winds, decidedly colder and
clear or partly cloudy weather, except
light SHOWS in the last district.
For the Lakes and Upper Mississippi
Valley, rising barometer, diminishing
west to north winds, colder aud generally y
cloudy weather with light SHOWS,
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY,
1877. MORGANTOWN. ISIS,

This InstitniIon oI Learning, under Tho p,c,l,0n.
eyoi Hev. J. H. Thompson, 4. NJ. iIs entering ITon
new era Of nEospiity. During Tho SnrinR Term
lu,L el0srI t-e attendance Of students Gaa itCTeas.
e!l over 65 p1r cent. II has large and Scholstly
Faculty. Jeinttul, healthiul and moral location,
\ ALbrary cOhstHnIly gEUWinE; ellrrieuIIun 81 IN
mot thorough charAeteTt standard Of tcholanhip
surpassed by no American Institution Of leafnIDr.
Tux ESPEhHFN AER LIass than at any uthsT nlst,,
known 10 afford equal advantages. TIE Fall ierm
beeina SeptemhCf 9Th; the Winter term January
2dsAhd Spring tenn March 9th For iplI Inioi.
nation, catalogues, dc, address the President.
GEO. C, sTURGlES,
AuOusr IS, 1877. aSas.SS@sn NJ
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DEED.

suL0ER;-on Wtlntslly, December 8, 1871
MI Pm, JolIS s. BuGaER, aged 81 ysan
Funeral notice Tomorrow,
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Au0usr IS, isT7,

0Lp EXCHANGE sAI0ON-
" Ne. q ELEvERru srRRET.
FRANKFORT AND VIENNA SAUSAGE
Constantly on hand. anl always fteah. being "a.
eeiyed daily by eSpreaG You can get 1 saasfe
mel Including two glasses Of heer or Oue RlnsS N
wine, At the Old Exchange for twrntS. h ~ rer,s
Az who know OSCAR BURDATT, know maj \,
sells exactly what he adVertises, no9l.WSi
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SHIELDS HOUSE,
No. Sixth St, near Suspension Bridge,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
w.H' sTAHLHAN, -. Proprietor.

This House has heeu thoroughly renoyaled md
RENTED, N:tll all the modern Improvements added,
ladies' and FaI Lies Wlll ilud the House suited In
every way - their wants.
IiiVAtc eu;nhce, ParloTs, &c.
II Is loCalCd OneoE the most prominent Htreets
~ ,'e hlSlIcsN centre Of the City and Is well ven.
tlIalCd III OuphOuL
The ilbN ia luppliel with the best the market
all0rlA Street CATS rasa the door every hYo min
uies Ior a, parts thotliy, Allegheny, Manchester
aud South Side.
The proprietor bhl served long time 20 the busl-
hCas aud know! well the wants Of guests especial
y thOSc Of our iarneTS. Rates very moderate. oniv
SI.5o PER DAY.
DrOVeTs and Farmers should bear In mind ,hst
lhC slabllng attached 10 the House Is very larpe
aud ol the best order. Accommodations iOr 6OO
hoIcs. -, ~. wv
ED.E. B.-Tho Wheeling TSrRtLIarreIv !, m.
tniSed regularly At this Houso for the benehto oi
guests trom thai scCtitu. SetiS-M
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FINANCIAL.
,Ons K. HorsponD, rr.s epo. ApAas, oa.A,r.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
First NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.

. This Bank is organized and prepared 10 transact
the business Of banking In all rs details.
u succeeds the FlSt National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the anne shareholders and Tho
Aimo management
By carefully regarding the interests OF iii Cor.
respondents and DcpoAiiOrs, and by prompt ana
Mithinl e1ecutionOt their wishes, Il hopes 70 merit
their estCen Rnd confidence,
Notes and Bills discounted
:, Collections madO on oil points Throughout tho
United StateA - -
Deposit Accounts subject to check at alght no
ard Individuals.
Certificates Of DrPOgIt issued payable on demand
or II hxGd dates,
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
DIRECTORS:
John K. Botslord, VIM. b. simrson.
jacob =. Rhodes, Wm. A. Turner,
VIM. A. 1Beit, John L. Hobbs
A. II. Adams, q. O. DeWey.
Henry n. Harper, niy9i-lAv
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS,
HARRIsoNls INCOME rAx n1I.1,.

The bill introduced in the House to-
day by Mr.. Harrison, Of Illinois, TO pro-
vide for an income tax, proposes 10 levy
upon the incomes Of all United States
citizens which may be over $1,000 and
under $1,000, annually, q tax Of i per
cent; over $4,000 aud under $1,000, Ii
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THE NEW DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL.

The new Democratic journal, called
the Washington Poat, will make It's ap.
pearance to-morrow morning, starting
with a specimen issue Of about 100
copies, The staff consists OF stillson
Iiutchins, proprietor; John A. Cocker.
ell, managing editor U, G. Buell., editor.
ial writer, and Messra. Aiken and Mar.
shall assistants.
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THE COLORADO CONTEST.

The Committee on Elections to-day
heard three proposed reports upon the
Colorado contested case, viz: one by Mr..
Cox, Of Ohio, Republican, in favor Of
referring the election back to the people
another by Mr.. HiscOck, Republican, in
favor of seating Delford, the Republican
contestant, and the third by Mr.. Springer,
Democrat, in favor Of seating Patterson,
tile Democratic contestant.
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per cent, and graduating the scale 10 and
including $4,000; over $4,000 and un.
der $4,000, q tax Of 8 per cent; over
SS5000 and under $4,000, 4 per cent,
and 8 per cent on all incomes In excess Of
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The Darncsville Enterprise warmly en-
dorses Hon. Lorenzo Daniord for Cover
nor Of Ohio. The editor makes the fol-
lowing remarks about Mr.. D.:
zone thing that greatly gives credit to
the good sense OF Mr.. Danford, is the fact
that his head has not been turned by the
honors conferred upon him, but amid
them all remains the same unassuming
gentleman that he was when exercising
his talents rs an advocate at the bar OF his
own native county. We should regard
his nomination as the right thing for the
Republican party to do, both for his per.
sonal fitness and as concession 10 the
claims Of Eastern Ohio once more to be
represented in the highest office in the
State. So far as We have seen, papers
Of both parties from all sections Of the
State speak favorably Of his nomination
and his ability to honor the position, and
it seems probable that il he should dc.
sire the nomination he will be able to
obtain IL
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THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE.

WHEELING, feD' 3D.
House met at 0 o'clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Simpson, the reading
Of yesterdays Journal was dispensed
with.
The amendment made by the Senste 10
House Bill No. Go, to provide for the
working Of the convicts in the penitentia.
ry, was agreed 10, and the bill passed.
House Bill No. 1911, to appropriate
money 10 pay the officers OF the Lcgisla.
ture and State officers, coming up, the
House disagreed to the amendment made
by the Senate fixing the Janitor' salary
at $500.
Senate Bill No 81, relative to the com.
penSation u 'ro.ecuting Attorneys, com.
ipg up, tic House insisted on their
Amendment 10 the bill.
House Bill No. I55, concerning the
action OF riecl'uent, was read first time
anu ordeTed ton second reading.
House Bill No 1876, concerning the as.
sessment OF land lying partly in one
county and partly IN another, was read
first time and ordered to a second read.
ing.
House Joint Resolution No. C, proy,d.
ing for the levying OF poll tax OF one
dollar, and providing that no person
shall DO permitted to vote unless he has
paid his poll tax, was read second time
and rejected.
A message from the Senate, by Mr..
Grantham, announced the passage Of
House Bill No. IS, in relation to the
boundary line between Virginia and
West Virginia.
House Bill No. 1888, 10 extend the time
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Senate met ut $50 II. NJ.
House Bill No. III, extending the
time for certain officers elected BY the
town Of Harper's Ferry in which 10
qualify, was read second time and
passed.
House Bill No. 0S, donating public
lands to the Jefferson County Agricultur.
al College, was read thi:d time and laid
on the table.
House Bill No. SO, to Rgalize the cleo
ton Of certain Justices in the county Of
Tyler, was read second time and ordered
to n third reading.
House Bill No. 1870, 10 amend and re.
enact the school law Of the State, was
read second time and ordered to third
reading.
The following bills were read lrst
time and ordered to second reading:
Senate Bill No. l03, authorizing
Judges Of this State to administer oaths
Of office.
Senate Bill No. LOG, in relation to Cir.
cult judges.
Senate Bill No. os, in relation to
licenses.
Senate Bill No. los, in relation to the
corporation Of railroads.
House Bill No. IS, to authorize the
construction Of sidewalks within one
mile OF any city or town.
Mr.. Clayton, on leave, introduced
Senate Bill No. l07, creating a school
district at New Creek in Mineral county.
Reference dispensed with.
House Bill No. II, imposing tax for
hospital purposes.
House Bill No. 142 10 provide for the
collection OF school money in the Burn.
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BIaokwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine.

The British QuaIterlles give to the reader we'll.
digelted information upon the great events 10 con.
tempornneous history, and contain mastery c1iu-
cisnS on all that Is fresh and valuable In literature
as we'll as a summary Of the trlumphs Of science
and art. The wars likely TO eonvulSe all Europe
will form topics for discussion, that will be treated
with thOroughness and ability nowhere else to tc
found. Blackwood's Magazine Is famous for stOrie,
essays, and sketches Of the highest literary merit
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ing Springs Independent School District.
House Bill No: OIL, in relation to luna
tics in county jails.
House Bill No. l47, fixing the compen.
sation Of presidents Of the county courts.
House Bill No. l5l, in relation to the
fees Of attorneys.
House Bill No liz, in relation 10 the
fees Of Sherifis, clerks and other officers.
On motion Of MIR. Caldwell the Senate
adjourned until o A. NJ. tomorrow.
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PREMIUMS.

New subscribers Applying earlyl for the yen
1871 may have without charge, tho numbers ior
the last quarter Of 1876 Of such periodicals as lhcy
may subscribe for.
Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount to
clubs can DO allowed unless the money Is RENTED
direct to the publishers. No premiums given to
application.
The Leonard Scott Publishing Co.
a.,, NBARCLAr ST., NETWORK.
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DIED.

ARTHUR-On Friday evening, Feb. sd, 1877,
at O'Clock, HARRY L. ARTHUR, son Of n. L and
NJ. r. Arthur, In bis 10th year.
Funeral will take place from the reaidenee Of his
parents, No. 81 Fifteenth street, At az O'Clock,
Sunday afternoon. Friends Of the family are re.
specifically invited to attend,
HIBBERD.-on thursday night, February 22J,
1871, at 10 O'clock, MARdARAT HIBnRRD, 10 the
sGlh year Of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her son, No 1872
Fourteenth street, on Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited.
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TERMS (InoIuding Postage:
CLUBS.

A discount of twenty per cent will be allowed to
eiuDs oil Tour or more persons. Thus: four cople,
oil BlaekWood or Of one Review will 10 sent to on,
dddrsI Tor sl2 so, four copies Of the four Review.
and BlackwOod for SIs, and 50 on.
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MARRIED.

MYERS -MKNDRL On Thursdly evening,
February q, 1871 al the residence Of the brides
mother, by Rev. J. 4. Mcclure, MI. JOIN II.
MYERs, d Cincinnati, Ohio, and Miss ALIcE v.
MENDEL, Of this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SpeciaIties for Families.

Coxc's and Nelson's Refined Gelatines,
Choice Sherry and Madeira Wines,
Corn Starch, superior grade,
Taploca, very fine and white,
Pearl Sage, for puddlnga,
Colgatcs Cashmere Boquct Soap,
Colgato's Honey and Roso Soaps,
Basineis Barber and Bath Soapy
Tallmln'S Fine Perfumes,
Farinl's Col0gns.
English Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Buffalo Hair Brushes,
Rubber Dressing Comla,
French Hair Oils and Pomades,
Handkerchief ExtmCts,
And all other Druggists sundrles, at
deg LAUGHLIA BROTHERS 4 cos.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

"
In the Circuit Court Of Tyler county, West Viz
Thomas D. GOrrell, !
VS.. Yin Chaurcry
The Peoples Manufacturing Co. etal
By virtue Of decree made In the above entitled
cause, ut the November term Of the Circuit Court
Of Tyler comfy, the undersigned, who was APP
pointed Special Commissioner for that purpose,
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We are becoming desperately afflicted
with holidays in this country. Schools
are broken up ard public business is sus-
pended with absurd frequency,on account
OF the observance Of day OF some sort.
The main thing seems to be 10 find an ex-
cusc for doing nothing.-Cinciaaati Com
mcrcidi
We fear that these remarks apply to
Wheeling as we'll as to Cincinnati, es.
pecialIy in the matter of schools.
Every Saturday is school holiday, and
one holiday per week is enough outside
Of the Christmas holidays. Since the
present school year commenced we have
had two or three OF the schools entirely
susfeHGrdios n week or ten days, in Or
der that some Of the scholars might 60 to
Philadelphia, Then, too, We had Mardi
Gras holiday, Twenty.secOnd of February
holiday, and we are not certain how
many more. It does no: strike US that
this is exactly the way to carry on the
schools to the best advantage.
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SATURDAY, FEB. p. 1877.

THE LATE JoHN BIsHoP.-We have
alluded in the ISTELLI0ENoER TO Mr..
Bishops philoIophiO and scientific turn
Of mind, The new pay boxes now going
into use on the cars Of the Wheeling
Street Railway Company are in part his
invention. Their improvement upon the
sluwson and other patents consists in
their greater simplicity, and in the fact
that passengers, as well as the drivers,
can plainly see the money put in by any
person, inasmuoh as itialls between two
plates Of glass that meet in the shape Of a
V, and Is held there until slide is pulled
by the driver.
A few days before his death Mr.. Bishop
said that he had n plan in his mind by
which he thought that much Of the trou'
BILE and danger to The country resulting
from Presidential elections might be
avoided. His project was to give to the
Governors Of tue various states the Fed.
cral patronage within their territories,
allowing them to nominate candidates TO
the United States Senate just as the
President now does, and leaving said
candidates when appointed answerable,
as now, to their respective depart
ments. For instance, Gov. Jacob would
name TO the Posto(Tics department all
candidate, for postma.,ership, in West
Virginia. and also to the proper depart
mepts all other Federal appointees in the
State, The result would be that the
patronage Of the government would al.
WAYS he divided between the two political
parties Of the country, and the present
terrific strain every four years to elect
some one man President, merely to be.
come n dispenser of patronage, would be
at once relieved il not radically changed.
The President would still retain the ap.
pointrnents for the country at large, such
a, the heads of departments and foreign
representatives, and this reduction Of the
present immcnac pressure upon him
would leave him some time to look after
the interests of the country.
Those who may not look with much
favor on this proposed change at first
glance, will probably SEQ more in it the
II n.l - :, MI
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sDaily except sunday-C Cumberland AecommO.
dalton.
tDaiIy except sunday-NeWArk Accommodation.
tSteubenVllle Accommodation. train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Belaire, stopping when requi.
red Of sherman House, RtnAVlllo, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill,