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FORTY-sIXTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, February 10.
SENATE.

The Vice President laid before the Sem
ate memorial from the Mayor and Com.
mon Council Of Milwaukee for the repeal
OF the compulsory legal tender power Of
the United States notes.
The House joint resolution appropriat-
ing $50 900 to enable the United States TO
be represented at the international Fish
cry Exhibition at Berlin next April was
passed.
One thousand dollars was appropriated
to transport the body OF Major General
Skies from Texas to West Point, he not
leaving enough property to pay the ex-
pense.
On motion of Mr.. Gordon, the motion
which was entered by Mr.. Davis, Of
West Virginia, few days ago, to recon-
slider the vote by which a committee was
appointed to consider the subject OF an
interoceanic canal, was taken up, Mr.. Cor
don speaking against it.
The bill to authorize the Secretary OF
the Treasury to ascertain the amount Of
land located on military warrants in GER
tain States was then taken up, Mr.. Ed.
munds opposing the bill.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. F. Wood, Chairman Of the Commit
tee op.Ways and Means, reported resolu'
ton calling on the Secretary OF the Treas
ury for all the evidence on file in the
Internal Revenue Office touching the en-
forcement OF the internal revenue laws in
Northeast Georgia. Adopted.
II. f~ap1 thn mi Rnn1DNtktan
reported back the bill for the relief ol
colored emigrants. Passed. It provides
that all charitable contributions for the
relief OF colored persons who have emf
grated from their homes to other States
Shall be admitted free OF duty, the act to
take effect Immediately and remain in
force until February lst, 1881.
Consideration was then resumed OF the
Hot Springs bill.
Mr.. Conger raised question OF consid'
Grafton against the bill, but the House
(yeas l25, nays III determined to proceed
TO It's immediate consideration, and Mr..
Converse explained It's provisions.
The previous question was then secon'
ded by vote OF 0S to 70 and the bill pass
ed. Yeas 1875: nays III.
MT. hlukt CutllLlhh VI bAlS SShLhttSS
on the Interoceanic Canal, reported q
resolution calling on the President Iot
copies OF all correspondence in regard to
the Interoceanic Canal, which may have
passed between this Government and
foreign Governments, and between this
Government and its representatives
abroad, and individuals interested in the
construction OF such canal, and directing
him 10 specify what, II any, treaty or OBJ.
legations with other Governments rest
with this Government.
Adopted. m
Mr.. Beltzhoover introduced a bill which
was referred, providing for general am
nesty. TT provides that all political disa'
bilities Of all persons in the United States
arising under Section OF the l4th amend
ment 10 the Constitution shall be forever
removed and discharged upon such person
filing with the Attorney General Of the
United States a request in writing for re-
lief from such disabilitiesl.
AdInprnal
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DETROIT, Micu, February lO.-The
Eening Ner to-day publishes the results
Of interviews with 3,l04 representative
Republicans in about seventy interior
cities and towns Of Michigan, and their
choice for President stands as follows:
Blaine, 1000: Grant, S27; Sherman, Gil ;
Washburne, 81. Edmunds, Conkling and
Garfield had few scattering friends, a
dozen or more each perhaps. The can.
yass has been made impartially and by
the Nelrs' own regular reporters. Among
the interesting points adduced Is the fact
that the State officials appear TO be almost
solid for Blaine. The expressions are
generally upiaYorable &C Q third term.
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OTIS HALL UNION.
A Card from Mr.. Cartwright.

Chru irom mr. SaFa"FiS""
Editors IntellIsencer.
GENrLEMEN-In your issue on Monday
you publish notO purporting to come
from the Executive Committee Of Otis
Hall Union, which besides being errone.
GUS in It's statements, is certainly not the
work Of the committee Of which Mr.. Sad
ler is useful member.
There seems to be a great amount oi
anxiety among certain class Of persons
with regard to the doings Of the Union
over which have the honor to preside,
and would suggest that they attend oui
regular Thursday and Sunday evening
meetings, where they will find out very
soon, that while We fully sympathize,with
any reasonable law and order movement
the grand object OF the society is to adj
vance the cause OF temperance anC
Christianity. Very respectfully,
Tnos. ]. CARTWRIGHT.
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Cart. J. r. T. LINDLEY, President, and
RobertT Rodgers, Superintendent Of the
Good Enough Milling and Mining Com
pany, OF Ruby City, Gunnison county,
Colorado, are located for few days at No.
1909 Main street, where they invite the
inspection Of the public generally OF the
specimens Of silver ores from their mines.
They offer limited amount of stock in
their company at the rate OF seventy.fye
dollars per share, par value SlO0. 1t will
pay you to examine their specimens OF
mineral, whether you invest or not.
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lRE Pittsburgh Dipaich says it is some
,tR gaiuitousIy taken for granted that
&sdstsateSlrOm this State tothe Chicago
aOtaAon Of June 9,will vote asa unit for
General Grant, il General Grant be can.
6ats. |! has been decided again and
ian that no delegate is bound by the
spiy Of the delegation. lie is bound
Oaly BY tue wishes Of his constituents.
lny Of the delegates chosen are gentle
IN suggested by their districts, and who
HestfeAdy directed by their constituents
b vOie Tor Senator Blaine. Now, adds
he slpatth, Il these delegates choose TO
H1PIy with the unit rule they merely
alfs themselves marks for the criticism
aGthey are CamerOn's tools, and, like
s Scranton, and Reeder, prefer to
Ssy Cameron rather than the command
y The citizens Of their own districts.
'sai there may be no misunderstanding
@lae part Of these delegates it.would be
's'Io' county conventions which will
A0a meet 10 nominate local candidates, TO
lts resolutions instructing the delegates
aIRsl' districts how to vote. The unit
Nss snare Of the machine and should
: MI respected. Precedent declares that
Us not binding, 1t should be made
rhSly obsolete.
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BosroN, February 1O.-A company has
been organized here to construct and
operate a railroad from Cairo, Egypt,
through Port Said to Damascus, to connect
with the Euprates Valley railway, about
to be built by an English company branch
road, and extensions provided for the
Turkish government have been asked for
concession Of right Of way,
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IRISH RRLlRp.-Thc following sub-com'
mittees were appointed yesterday by
Chairman Reilly and the General Com.
Committee on General -Colonels
r. D. Casey and Thomas 0'Brien, j. w.
Wait and ]. W. Sweeney.
Ticket Sellers-Thomas Reilly and L. I.
Jepson.
Ticket Receivers-Wm. B. Day, S. A.
Wayman, NJ. Grogan and NJ. J. O'Kane.
Reserved seats will be on sale this morn:
ing at @. Y. Lucas music store and until
Il is likely that vaas' Wheeling City
Band will tender their services for the
Persons desiring tickets to sell eau pro.
cure them at the Office OF Col. 0'Brien,
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THE PERSIAN QUESTION.

LONDON, February 10.-In the House OF
Lords to-day Earl Granville asked whether
it was true that the government had re-
lieved Persia from her engagements in re-
lation to Herat.
Lord Beaconsiield replied that there is
no foundation for the statement that steps
for settlement OF affairs in Aighanistan
in any instance have been taken with
success. During their progress many
communications were interchanged with
Persia concerning the northeastern from
tier, but nothing has been concluded. 1t
would be most inconvenient and injuri-
GUS to present the papers on the subject
now
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PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION.

LONDON, February 1O.-The election at
Southwark for member OF Parliament
takes place on Friday. The candidates
are Edward Clarke. conservative, Andrew
Dunn, liberal, and Geo. Shiftan, working
man. The apprehended candidacy Of the
last named Injuries Dunn.
Joseph Cowen, home.ruler, member Of
Parliament for New Castle on the Tyne,
refuses to submit his future candidacy to
the New Castle liberal association, whether
he is a candidate or not He'says 1t is be-
tween him and the electors and not the
liberal caucus.
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Ocean Vessels.

S,,s @Ao9S; February l0.-The steamer
III q Nevada, from Glasgow for New
RSt aa put back. Propeller damaged.
III ,;tSsn1xeG9rIH, February l6.-The steam.
!. .ss.s.alROorazo, for Australia, returned
~ ~Gs .a lGence Of damage done during q
si.So,,s sSu .s0snt. ant TSo persons were washed
'aSoaIa, ~ r. Two killed aud seventeen in.
tsTsi iSsj II, Inc steamer lost six boats and re.
T1ISn9S, February lO.-The steamer
~ s+lo, yo,L from this port, January 9lst, for
~. n, 'OI5 ! and which put back TO Queens.
~, NJ, Elth her main shaft broken, has
wa repaired and proceeded 10 New York.
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HALIFAX, N. S., February 1O.-The en-
gine, tender and baggage car on the
Picton branch railroad ran Off the track
to-day about mile from New Glasgow,
fearing up 100 feet Of rails, throwing the
engine and tender on one side and the
car on the other over an embankment Of
forty feet, crushing the driver, James
Cameron, almost completely severing his
left leg between the knee and hip. The
leg had to be amputated before he could
be got from under the car. He will proba-
hlv AIa
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THE THEATRE ROYAL FIRE.

LONDON, February 10.-A dispatch from
Dublin says one woman and seven men
were killed and thirteen workmen and
firemen severely injured by the burning
OF the Theatre Royal. Everything in the
building was consumed, including a
large and costly wardrobe. The theatre
took fire about o'clock from light in
the hands OF boy lighting gas. Most Of
the employees were at dinner, and the
flames spread rapidly. Manager Egerton
lost his life by remaining too long in the
building in an effort to arrest the flames.
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oTFICE oY THE BOARD OF Pubic WoREs, |
WHEELING, November l3, 1870. I

WhhbLlNuI NVNeluUcI loI IoiU'
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Works, Of tho State OF West
Virginia, addressed 10 the undersigned, up to
l2 o'clock noon, Of March the lst, 1850, for the
ALTERATIONS liz, and the ADDITIONS TO, tho
Building known as the State House, at Charca'
ton, Kanawha county, West Virginia, accord.
Ing TO tho plans and pecinCations furnished ny
G. c. Kemble and A, PEBBLES, joint Architects.
Bids will be received for tho whole, and the
several parts OF the work. Plans and specIi.
cations may be seen at the Capitol Building,
In Wheeling, on and after JANUARY !, 1850,
and any information relative thereto may bo
obtained by applying TO &C. Kemble, the
Architect, resident at Wheeling, West Va.
genSs % anS eER. approved Hn Gy tHS e. oS Sar
contractor. The right OF receiving or reject
Ing any or all bids Is reserved.
By order Of the Board Of Public Works.
u0l7 s. BRADY, seC'y.
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NJ .slHESHrRo, Va, February 1O.-The
wage ~ over the McKerrin river, at Hick.
~. I on tho Petersburg & Weldon Rail-
t,,sIS vas burned this morning. Until q
M ySI1a'y .,nC bridge is erected freight trains
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rnpx's physical incapacity to be a
.,,lidate for the Presidency is the latest
t,Iioment against him. Judging, how
,,.r from his recent successes in New
yo,t ,tbeiss very lively old invalid. In
,55iiop,o making some very neat poll
tje,l pOin!s, he has made another barrel
an d money in elevated railroads and
iron ore, and this will doubtless have as
much influence on the next Democratic
y,toaL Convention as mere muscular
atiriir There is q potency in the vital
ivoI that barlthat cannot be measured
Ou.Ltjpg machine.
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EI.DnEGArE EDMOND SEHoS,..oi Mason,
s.n, to be having something Of a boom
ID Third district, as q contestant for a
Democratic Congressional nomination
44ila Congressman Kenna. A good
EuTol the newspapers which support
SAoa refer to alleged promises OF Mr..
Eanl not to be a candidate for q third
aa nomination, but, judging from the
HsOr Of Democratic Congressional poll
tsia this district, these alleged promises
Md no more value than the promise Of
ttat, in the fable, that was helped out oi
a.Ehisky barrel by the mouse. "Didn't
IsaRlI me" said the mouse, "that if /
vrd help you out OF the whisky you
rtstl not ca, me up" "Yes," said the
al "but i was in liquor at the time"
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RUSSIA THE DISTURBING FACTOR.

BERLIN, FebruaryllO-Tho. Zeit,mg says:
The danger to European peace is no longer
from France, but from Russia, Germany
and Austria must watch her and compel
her In abide by the treaty OF Berlin,
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=, v,<,orn, Esq, Of Point Pleasant
sI Tsshr d in the lower end Of the. the State ate
'pIsa s.oS,bIe h, I Republican candidate Tor
Itlraey UeHe'"'
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ID, Huntington .ld,crti'er sees an arr
l.t .l the smost pronounced type in the
~ ~. VIRGINIA r census appointment wood
ss' ,I ,%S S,n,s,o know "it the Republic
rS y, ,na ,,s 10 cleo. our United States sena-
a. q '.r, a lime as they did the last"
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FATAL ROLLER EXPLOSION.

WINDSOR, February 1O.-An explosion
OF boilers in the Canada Paper Company
Mills, killed two men and probably fatally
injured three others. The paper mill was
hurnel.
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to 50 Oh which has been paid over.
City Seryeant-This official reported that
Lawrence Heller, saloonist, ut l 1888 Mar
ket street, had been twice convicted OF a
violation OF the Sunday liquor law.
The City Sexton made his usual re-
port OF receipts for January.
NJ. Edwards. Market Master elect, pre-
sented himself with his surety, Conrad
Schambra, and was sworn in.
A communication was read from the
Chief OF Police announcing the resigna-
ton OF Martin Maloney, Deputy Sergeant,
and disappointment Of Coca. Defiibaugh
in his stead; also tho revocation oil the
appointment Of W, II. Davis rs Deputy
Sergeant and the appointment OF Stephen
Wilcox.
On motion Of Mr.. Goodfellow, the rules
we're suspended and the appointees con-
tirmed.
The appointees appeared and were
sworn in by the President.
HedHh-This committee reported GER
tain bills, which were ordered paid.
City PriSOn-The report OF the Super
intendent for the month OF January, in
Guiding bills amounting TO 1895 04 was
read and bills passed.
The Committee on City Prison ives or
dered 10 advertise for proposals for TWEEN.
ty-hve Jumpers" twenty-five pairs OF
pants, twenty-five pairs heavy shoes and
fifty woolen shirts for city prisoners.
The charges against Lawrence Heller
were referred 10 Committee on Ordinances.
The petition Of W. Ii. Davis, praying
that as he had been removed from his po-
sition as,deputy sergeant, THAT the Sergeant
be compelled to present the charges upon
which he was discharged.
On motion, this paper was laid on the
table. ,
The insurance ordinance was received
from the First Branch, and the action OF
that Branch ConCurred in.
Tho opinion Of City Solicitor Erskine in
regard 10 the liability OF the Wheeling
and Belmont Bridge Company to keep up
Zane street between the bridges was sub
mitted stating that the bridge company is
not entitled to keep up said street.
AS 10 the wharfage ordinance in ques'
ton could be enforced II adopted.
The following charges were preferred
against City Sexton Heiser and referred To
Committee on Cemeteries:
To Die Honorable Mayor and Council o
IVhccling:
the undersigned prefers charges agains
Philip Heiser, City Sexton, for charging
illegal fees and conducting himself in {
manner unbecoming a gentleman ant
officer, in this:
First-That on the 18th day OF August
1870, said Philip Heiser demanded OF ant
received from Wsldemar Gepp the sum
Of 81 80 for the interment Of the body OF {
/ deceased infant.
second.-That on the eth day OF Janu
, ary, 1880, said Philip Heiser, City Sexton
I demanded Of, and from, Waldeman GepI
the sum OF 81 80 for the interment OF /
deceased infant, but said Gepp refusing t
pay said sum, said Heiser accepted tn
sum OF ST so for said interment.
Third.-That on the 18th day Of August
a 1879, said Philip Heiser threatened sal
Gepp that II the said sum Of 81 30 was no
Q paid he would throw said Gepp out ot tn
8 cemetery, and further said L said Gepl
did not pay said sum Of S46O for Gepp
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mn HOWARD, Esq, aud Mr.. ?. G. East
IL = So,b former Democratic members
wv LEGISLATURE from Mason county,
q W. ', rs1resent that District in the next
~. s,s' Sepa,e. The opposition legislative
WIZ St', :, sonsilered in the last issue OF the
115 s,i', and the prospects are that a Dem,
~, l.,, romipation in that neighborhood
a,I,. N w an unhealthy compliment this fall.
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1 our exchanges want to know
!'s., ssL ., ,be r'' alleged proposed deeds Of
'!'Ss' Sa,La, '"s transferring the Greenback J;
" Nnas' .,s guarantee" or "quit claim"
,.,nuents.
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QuAKERrowN, Pa, February 1O.-The
moulders who received per cent advance
in their wages Saturday have struck for 10
per cent,
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ch.,leslop L,adcr, which has been
IaE ETun',t naSsr the competent editorial
'.,,.nens sa,s ent Of Capt. j.. W. Cracraft, takes
'!s..Ile s.ock in q gentleman by the
,,,4O Of John Sherman
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ST. LOUIS, February 10.-Rivcr s feet 1
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant. Departed: Grand Lake and
barges, New Orleans; Vicksburg, Vicks.
burg; Howard, New Orleans.
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r,,,ovIya out the ideas advanced by
4, IVA, Washington grapevine dispatches, a
= .,.,,ibptor 70 one Of tho Third district
%--'J. ,.,,,l. addresses a conundrum to its
r,aocrstic readers:
'.S' .S'nDo.e Hon. Geo. G. Sturgiss, Repub-
Wy P ynn for Governor; Hon. j. Q.
S,s 5.l Al / Brooke county, for Auditor; Col.
ID II i Mi, Republican, Of Greenbrier,
!; I, A. ,,,orpey Dr General; DR.. A. +. Barbee,
GE,.srbsckcr, ~ s, Of Mason, for Treasurer;
y / Kenny, for State Superintendent Of
TE,,.ssSc6Ools, with GoG, Kitchen and ID.
T,Iker for Congress, what would you
bIlOuti il"
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ALBANY, N. Y, February lO.-The Sen.
ate has passed a bill declaring that women
are eligible To serve as school trustees,
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win Take no Part In Parnell's Reception
MONTREAL, February 10.-lt Is now de-
cided that II Parnell comes here the Mayor
viii take no part In his reception,
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.,or, and Ohio common stock
Sairsst i '.strriay at l53 and closed sl' at lo0'
G.'el Mississippi was quoted @VA'
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pRoP0sALs WANTED.

oFPIcE or BOARD op COMMISSIONERS !
ONO COUNTY, ". Va,
WHEELING, February I, 1850.
Sealed Proposals. will be received At this office until
February a. 1885, At twelve O'Clock noon, for IuriSh
Ing Ohio County Poor House with nut coal for ono
year. commencing April lSt, 1880. Bidders will SpcC
ly the price for clean and nut coal.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
ie5 c, II. DEITERg, Clerk,
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

OPFIcE OF board OF CoNMI&IoNrRs,l
ONO COUNTY, ". Va,
WHEELING, February l. lSsO.)
Sealed Proposals will 10 received Al this Office until
February a. 1880 at twelve O'clock nOon for lIirnISh-
Ing Ohio County Jail with nut coal, principally, IN
one year, commencing April iSt, 1851. Bidders will
specify bids for clean coal aud nut coal
Tho Board reserves the right TO reject auy or all
bids.
ia CIIAs. II. DETTERs, Clerk.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore exAtins under the FIRM
name Of ThOburn 4 Bro, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, VIM. ThObuTn retiring. All debtA
accounts against II Will be paid on presentation All
accounts not settled within thirty days will be placed
In proper hands for collect on. Either member Oi the
firm Is authorized 10 settle all accounts;
d. II. THORURS
WIN. THOBUHS.
The busncss will I've continued at tho oil stand by
the uudenigned, who respectfully SollcltI cORiG-
uRneo Of tho liberal patronage heretofore bestowed.
WHEELING, January 81, 1850, - -'' iebS
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CITY COUNCIL.

Regular Monthly Session Last Night
Tho Extra Firemen Project Discussed
Charges Preferred Against the City
sergeant-Appoinimen of New Police,
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FoRrY.RIouTi inches wide detail paper at
Hutchins' Art and Music store.
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(ks gntAti9Ettfsr.

~, rs aud n Fourteenth street.
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This Branch was called to order by the
President, the following members answer
ing to their names: Acker, Caldwell AL
fred, Fisher, Handlan, Haller, Hamilton,
Jefferson, Kimberly, Peters, Pollock,
Simpson, vockler and Logan, President.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and signed. .