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A UcTIoN NOTICE.-OvRR $4,000 WORTH OF
- SUPERB FIRST CLASS FURNITURE,
BEING THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN COIN

TO be s0ld this wednesday, afternoon at O'Clock at
house l3l West Twenty sixth street, few from
suite; rosewood Eageres steinway Pianofore cost 81 COO
Per and Mante Mirrors Turkish Lounges and Chairs
nihcent collection Of valuable Oh Paintings equestrian
Bronzes Parian and Bsque Figures. Lava Ornaments
Dresden and Sevres Vases Damask and Lace Curtains
- DINING ROOM, CHAMBERS AND NURSERY.
Rosewood and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus Spring and
Hair Mattresses Shades Mirror Chrs Sofa Bcdstcads
Sofas, French and Bohemian China Glassware Cutlery
Silver, &c No postponement; sale, rain shine.
N BHouse for sale let; inquire of the auctoneer
Men III attendance to pack ship goods for
Fl. r, WESTCOTT AuctIonecr
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SALES At AUCTION.


A UCTIoN N0fIcE-R ROTH, AUCTONEER.
v,vc xr MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
.,,,v,o, RICH PARL6R FURNITURE
IohhiSn EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES
nm, VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
FABIAN AND CHINA VASES &C
NON ,,o,,, AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
a, a., ON THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY. yUNEL
~ tue residence l9 West Eighth street (Ciinon place ~
a., tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
sale commanding at II O'Clock precisely.
fhe sale comprises the contents Of the house and most OF
was made 70 order for the by celebrsed
city Makers and used but months The whole VIII oe
sod peremptory rain shine offering extra
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut rarior
suits covered in rich French satin brocate and
Easy chairs and Lounges 10 MATCH ROSEWOOD ehtre and
Pier Tables, Etageres. Corner and Book Stands y day
Bronze Clock, rich China and Paran Vases, farior Orn
nents elegant Brocatel and Lace Curains hne colec
delers.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE STOOL
AND COVER, COST 500.
elegant instrument, with round corners beautifully
carved legs and with all modern
rosewood and mahogany Bedsesds Bureaus washstanda
Spring Beds Blankets Tea Tables Ex
tension Tables Glass; China and Silver Ware. Cutlery 10
Sale positive.
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CHERIFFS SALE.
y WINES, LIQUORS. &c.
RICHARD WALTERS, Auctoneer will sell, Wednes-
day June at II O'Clock No 9 Fulton VIII
liam street large stock Of Liquors Clares Champagne,
Hungarian, German and other Wines Brandies Whiskeys
and other Liquors. being the stock Of Wholesale house
JOHN KELLY. Sheriff
JOHN McKEoN, Deputy.
Also 10000 Cigars pincheon Of prime old Scotch whiskey
3 packages OF prime Brandy. -
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TIOPE CHAPEL-7N BROADWAY
IL AMERICAN sTEREoPTICON. THE SCHOOL %
ART.
Now exhibition. thousand pictures comprising ths
beautiful views stsusry and works Of in the wo6
Seventy pictures twenty fee, square shown evening"
and different programmes thron ghout the week.
Mstinees Wednesday. and Saturdays at y O'Clock.
Admission Is cens Children half prsce.
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NIBLOs 0ARDBN
alteration OF time Doors open III curtain rises at
sixth WEEK OF IT,. TRIUMPHANT ENdAGEMRSr
OF rih fAv0RITK AND CHARMING
Artistic,
MIS- MAGGIE MITCHELL
whe WIN appear ednesday evening June 1896 In her very
celebrated character Of
MARIE
In ne r0Ghntc ana tnerosng adapted
for nfss Mitchell by the author OF Fanohon.
entitled the
PEARL or SAVOY;
THB MOTHEK'a PRAYER
supported By Mrs. Farren Mary Wells Skerret j. Kunsn
W. Scailsn (his third appearance in years. r. r.
ris j. w. Biasdel w. II. Danvers Harry Rendle Ac
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY SPLENDID NFW COSTuNRS
RIOH FURNITURE, FULL CHoRus. OIL
9INAL MUSIC, &C.
ACT 1.-THE PRAYER
ACT 1.-THE TRIUMPH
ACT m-ABDUcTION OF MARIE.
ACT W.-OESPAIR
ACT V.-HAPPINEss.
Saturday NEXT June 10. FAREWELL MATINEE.
EAST LYNNE
In which MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
will appear for the last time To her departure for
Europe the following Wednesday, a.
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE.
Seats secured six days in advance.
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UCTION NQTICE-R r. HAZELL AUCTIONEER
BY j. e. HALSEY 4 CO.

We will sell at auction THIS DAY wednesday, June T.
ct u o'clock, In front Of store % Beekusan street.
TELEGRAPH WJRE-S00 miles Telegraph Wire No. 3
guago, Ia lots 10 suit buyers. Also
sA0vELS AND sPApEs-SW dozen assorted sizes and
E0TT0N CARDS g dozen Nc; 70, slightly damaged.
HORSE NAILS 400 pounds, assorted sizes
CUT NAILS474 kegs Keystonc' Nails assorted, TO SOD
Catalogues Ut the sale. Terms cash.
i Z HAISEY 4 CO AuctionAera.
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YACHT FOR SALE.-THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
for sale magnificent first class Schooner Yacht of 26
wrghs in the country al an expense of $4,000 This il
splendid vessel probably the finest that aoated in
American waters elegantly fitted up and replete with
every luxury and convenience Her sailing qualities and
excellence as sea boat AL her owner having had
sion TO thoroughly test her I'm recent trip to the
West Indies VIII be sold at liberal discount first
Apply To THOS f. DAVIS. Jr 39< Exchange place. N Y.
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BILLIARDS.

r pEcKBEs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
~: Patent Sushiens A splendid ssss Of Tables rssdy
Tables Trimming n Rsnoyed 70 " Canal street, corner
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HEMRY u. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER H. LREDs 4
IL MAKE viii sell by auction Wednesday June a
O'Clock front OF their store 90 Liberty street.
CANT ps OF blood bay Horses i've years old 6 hands high
long tss very stylish and fast and kind
al hsy are not 70 be for style and
ton In the country also Coupe and Rock oity built
70 OTd0r ana nearly in dnaa r.iar
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Nassau street opposite the Post once. MINER so
mEhVlLlE will sell al auction Thursday June q, at IL
O'Clock In front OF their salesroo Nassau street.
ceent Top Wagon made by Dusenbury of this city but
nrst rate order and Of superior make. Also good Roaa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

THE news from the South seems TO be as
sumipg each day a more decidedly hopeful
character. Sherman moves from triumph
to triumph and apparently knows DO halt.
ing. He bids defiance to danger in his
rear and front, and presses literally onward
and upward. He is coming this.way all
the time, and taking no stePs backward =
The rebels are undoubtedly terror-stricken.
They have in their desperation. bigDihed
their Willingness to arm 100000 slaves
Their remedy for the ills that are now so
imminent, comes too late We suspect. tits
one thing for the rebel Congress to agree
to the armipg of the slaves, and quite
another to get them armed and put in eff
tective condition. Sherman will soon re-
ducs the area Of CONSUMPTION to small
dimensions, and We incline to the opinion
that he will settle the negro question long
before the rebels are under headWay in
their new enterprise.
The Richmond editors are hearing thun-
der all round the horizon. Their fears
excite rumors of approaches and attacks
from all quarters. They give us reports
this morning of approaches towards their
city from two points on the North Caroline
coast, and also from Tennessee. Iii be-
coming evident that they are losing conf
deuce in themselves, and ready to apPrs-
bend anything from the Yankees. The
rebel capital is to be kept in state of
torment from now until the end of the
present campaign. Its inhabitants will
lie down and rise up under continued fear.
The question will be 10 know where Sher-
man and his allies on the North Carolina
coast are from day to day, and also whether
Grant is not about to appear as an actor
In the scenes before the sun sets or rises
II gold was sixty.6ve for one at the las,
accounts we may confidently expect to
hear of it being a hundred at the next re.
port. 1t is just as likely to be thousand
within few days as anything else. The
food question will arise like horrid ghost
on their vision. Life has been but barely
susIaiuable in Richmond for months and
the prices were fabulous for the common.
est necessities. oOce the purchasing power
of their money is gone and star"~''s--
-.---~- ---os Iu the face, We may ex.
Pect to hear of outbreaks far surprising
those OF 1868 in that city in both violence
extent and duration.
The evil day of the last rebel stronghold
approaches rapidly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
FOR SAFE

OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY, Situated
OF the city OF Wheeling. Said property consists n
my Teaidence, containing eleven rooms and an attir
also fourteen acres Of ground attached, On Which, Sr
convenient out-houSes, II Guiding brick stabIinT'
zee and spring house, chiekery and two cisterpS
choice kind Pear Peach, Plum and Ounce trSeS All
bearing There are also choice selections of GFnpeS
hasPbeFrteS5 BlackborreS, Strawberries and otbe15
eNsEgreens and other ornamental shrubberV.
van also sell my Household Furniture to AM
one desiring TO purchase altogether. VITO =
persons desiring to consult mo IN regard ~ MT.
terms Of payment 80, can leave their name :;
me Sas COmpany'S ONCE visit me on the prerni.S
le41-ti ----. JACOB HORNRRooE
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Two Farms for Sale i'm IlIinOis
Sprlgg House, &C., for Sale
.a.. 81. at Auction

|FDBRSUANT to the decree made by the Circuit
y Uourt OF Ohio county, on the hfteenth daV Of
Dectmber last in the suit in chancery pending
therein between Peter YarnAIl, Junior GEORGE A
Ross and Emma his wife, complGtnAnts. and DSniei
y. List the North Western Bank of Virginia. and
others, defendants will at the front door of tbS
Court House OF Ohio county, on TUESDAY THE
TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY or MAROH IN TgR
WAR ElGHTEkN HUNDRED AND SIYTY-F1YF
commencing at eleven O'Clock A. M proceed to M
at public auction, the Lots NUMBERED three ana
seven IN square numbered one in the citv N
wheeling, and those parts of the Lots numSarSj
tour and eighbdn the same square, which by tSs
VIII OF z9chAriGh sprigg were devised 10 SSmnsI
sprgg and Zachariah Jacob in trust for the purnos
set lorth IN said WILL excepting much of said ots
seven ana eight as was set apart in aeVeraIty to ths
heirs OF Mordecai YarnAl deceased and th6se nST,S
OF said Lot number eight which were sold 10 Ca,ros
W. johnson and JacG Landfried az in aid decrss
more particularly speched the real estate 40 to bs
SOLD by virtue OF the said decree being the Eae IN
ParL OF which now stands the Hotel called tbs
Of Wheeling. = - '"' wy
TERMS OF SALE. The purchaser To nav M,
less than one third OF the purchase money in hand
put 70 have the option in hand any 0reats
portion or the whole thereof. The residue II thsTs
De any to be paid by equal instalments OF prncIna
IN tight' sixteen and tWenty.four months, with r..
terest on each instalment from the dAy Of saIetbs
aeierred payments TO be secured by bonds with sst
isiaetory security, and the title to be retained a
IuFth9r security until payment in full.
8. BRADY,
90 :, DANIEL LAMB,
e-"-tA Commissioners
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The Baltimoro and Onto na,lrOad

CARD FROM M. WV. PRESCOTT SMITH.
MASTER OF TRANsPoRTArIoN's OFTrcE,O
d. & o. r. R., BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.
To The Editor of Ae Ncw York Herald:
must call your attention. in justice to
our company, to aveFy gross and evidently
malicious article, published in your paper
OF Monday last, headed RAILROAD Disas.
teTs," and signed by zone Who Sees."i
am sorry that "One Who Sees" does not
Conine himself to the truth, IL he really
does see what he might see by proper
observation. The writer says: "Look at
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Bal
timore TO Washington. This is within one
OF the oldest roads in the United States,
and has not yet double track, !" &c.
Permit me to assure you that for the
last two years the subject Of complete
double track between Baltimore and Wash :
iDgtou has occupied the closest attention
and effort of our company, aud that, &C
Cording to official promise made by our
president and others of us moro than q year
ago, It was finished, before the opening Of
the present session of Congress on the st
OF December last, and has been 10 constant
and succcssful use ever since.
Let mo assure you OF the fact that, az
early as 1861, With the Potomac entirely
blOckaded-by Beauregard's and Johnston's
armies, and Washington and vicinity oc-
cupted by an army and . population ofthree
hundred Thousand souls, the entire sun
Il plies IN everything, with all the troops,
travel, mails, &C., were successfully and
promptly carried by nS, 70 the perfect sat-
track. -. ..
At this time, with hardly auv troops
there and certainly not half as msuy. SOL
diers and citizens TO supply as in 1861, we
have q double track completed through.
ont, and our facilities are correspou DINGHY
advanced for public and private accom-.
mediation.
We have the beet and most powerful
locomotives and very large equipment
of cars of all descriptions for passengers
and freight, and everything, indeed, AIDE.
quate 70 the situation, even if It were
irebled IN its maGpitude over that Of 1851,
much lesstha relatively moderate demands
now made upon it. 10 short, the road
between Baltimore and Washington h
now one OF the cOmpletest, most repularlv
and readily worked lines of commuuicE.
ton IN the United States, "one Who Seesd
and all who see TO the contrary notyiIh-
standing.
should, moreover, add, that we have
not had an accident or q serious deten.
IiOnl as tar as the want OF track room or
good implements are concerned, during the
epuFe VinteN which has proven the e.
VsFest generally upon railroads On this
section OF the country for the past eleven
years. M s t5s = y-+Es y : StSNN
Permit me to add, that our main line
to the West, via Wheeling, Bsuwood, aud
Fatkershurg, is nov also open, and ip sue,
cesstp! operation, doing an immeuse ma!
ness for the Government aud the ppbIic
Which yS, think theseyerel department. al
washington can readily .su6stantiato, III
required. Believe me to remain, very trn.
~ youEs, - ''A'-' ". P. SHtrH,
90. 'Iastes of TranspOrtation. )
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
The Abduction OF Two Major GenSr-
ais at Cumberland.
F,Om the New York Commercial Advertiser.

Pom the New York Commercial Advertiser.
Western Virginia is beginning to achieve
a most uuenViable notoriety in the matter
of military surprises, and we submit that
it is about time that the thing was put a
stop TO. During the autumn garrison of
several hundred men were surprised ct
New Creek and captured, together with
stores and artillery. A few weeks later,
two hundred and fifty of Rosse'rs cavalry
suddenly swooped down upon Beverly, aud
charging right into the midst of the sleep
ing soldiers, captured one half Of them
(nine mndred) before the other half be-
came aware of their presence. p@i
We have now the announcement that a
simjlsS force has dashed ACROSS the Poto-
zsSE n: n.moertnnd, ana made prisoners
ofTat0ommander of the department him,
sell, General Kelley, together with Major
GederAl Crook.
twill not suffice as an excuse for these
disgsacetul affairs to say tba, the enemy
came upon US unsWares. The rebels are
the last foe in the world to herald their
coming, and whoever Is caught mapping by
them should be summariIy disposed Of By
us. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

professions OF loyalty, when they are IN
their hearts disloyal. e
Mr.. Downey made speech in favor OF
Judge Kennedy, saying among other tning g.
that the prosecution rose out OF family
quarrsIin Jefferson county.
Mr.. Riddle also made brief speech
expressing, desire TO get At the a. ,M1Oie
truth before he voted upon the question.
M. Gather made few remarks in favor
of the subititute of Mr.. Chapline.
Mr.. Lamb, at the request of Judge Ken,
nedy, moved that Judge Kennedy DC neato
in his own defence tomorrow, aud upon
that motion leave was granted the Judge
to say word.
Judge Kennedy came forward and said
that he had not had eu opportunity to ex-
anime all the evidence. BE had been as
sailed in a manner that seemed to him
uujustifable, and he wanted an opportu-
nifty to make a proper defence.
The motion was adopted, and the nonl
fixed Was half past two O'clock.
Adjourned. IA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

Feb, %. 1855.
Editors InteIligineer:
Tsuppose that long ere this, you have
been informed of the capture of General
Crook and Gen. Kelley, last night. 1t is
the general opinion that they have them.
selves mainly to blame for their mistor'
tune.
For two Major Generals to be taken
out of their headquarters without the
firing of gun, looks rather strange, when
We consider that seven thoussnd soldiers
were stationed in their immediate neigh.
borhood. All the forty rebels who cap
tured them had to do, it seems, was to cap.
tnre the outer picket post and the one
guard at the headquarters of Gen. Crook,
and then walk up stairs and into his room,
and tell him to dress himself and come
along. II the two Generals had even had
their rooms locked, and fred pistol out
of their windows, it would have aroused
enough soldiers and citizens to have cap
tursd the whole squad of rebels. The
rebels did no other damage except to take
off three horses belonging to Gen. Kelley
and, Ibelieve i've belonging to the gov
| eminent. +' - 50
1t is slow travelling on the Baltimore and
Ohio road these days. l started from
Wheeling at ten O'Clock on Sunday night;
Yves detained by the land slide thirty miles
east, and arrived at Cumberland last night,
started again this morning at ten O'clock.
! and here we are with broken driving
wheel. The accident fortunately did us
no damage, but how we escaped from
death or serious injury do not see. We
ran third of mile around two bad
curves with the right hand driving wheel
all broken to piecRss ItisIs wonder that
the trainwas not thrown from the . track.
We are waiting for a locomotive to take us
to Baltimore, and how soon we will be
able to get off no one knows. Yours, G..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

TIE Legislature of West Virginia has
adopted an amendment to the Constitution
of that State, disfraDchisiug all those who
have Voluntarily participated in the rebel.
lion. The loyal men of the new Common
wealth, who. have suffered in their homes
and properties the evils of rebellion and
civil war, believe 10 penalties for crime SO
rank and bloody as treasOn.-Cin. Com.
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FOR SALE

GIPER at private sale one OF the best bus
COS aud the SpriEg House; three storieS Mon. \.
nom cellar 70 the garnet; suitable for Anil
.sso,J APoye the store are seven rooms on thS
sSSy1u Ana tara stories, with water and "a. 4
sal yard In the rear. Depth Of house 65xSI -.
u rot sold By the 4th Of April, 1855. 4 vfiit6,,
SneE y q public sale in front Or the Court Hs.
edlately after the sale Of the property 49,
tised on that day, at 10 O'Clock. ave-.
EIe objectionable. For terms apply 10, > 20
tEe%A-No -F-E 81. &, LIFT. Tr1ltSs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

FRAGRANT SozoDoNr hardens and in
vigorates the gums, purifes and perfumes
the breath, cIeanses, beauties and pre-
serves the teeth from youth to old age
Sold by all Druggists. feb24 .3te9d.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
THE rumor of reverse to Grant sent Us

yesterday from Philadelphia, was in all
likelihood a mere gold roorbhck. The
price went up to 2O2 but fell back and
closed at 1894. Gold will probably hug
200 pretty close until decisive news is re-
ceived from the armies. Its tendency is
down but the market is feverish and ope-
ra,ors are afraid bOrh Of rise and a fall
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
Glover and Timothy Seed. BIue
GraSS and Orchard GPass.

Il LOWEST PRICES: = - - 1as
Ivy ~ Bush. Extra Choice CusW cropl Timothy a.
81 Bpehs Vary Clean tnOWl Ohio Glover SOD -
Blue Grass Seed. $3.50 : e---'oEy
$50 Bush. Orchard (uew crpp) Graai 81 :
& ms attention Of Wholesale 6uyos8ffs IAN,
invited to our large stock aud low prizes. & Wy
,.ooa,,- Il --.---.. L. o FROST coz.
ls-5 Nos. 10, II and 10 Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
w-oall for Circular describing All symptom. :
9KNFREoNns-

pear arc q arst very slight PersoPS ana az
have cold, that they have frequent attacks. Ana
ara more aenot'S % the Oh angss of temUerStHrs
disehGLEs thin and aerid, Afterwards beeomiDG tSfcS
and adheaiIe As the disease becomes chronic. M
az Tsss are increased In quantity and ehsnFed
haWked OF eOughed on. The secrotions a. os srS
lve, easss'ng bed breath the voice is thiek and
seued 81 Destroyed deafness frequently tSESS 49,
AhStnSr common and important symptom ~ CStSTTb
mat ne person e obliged 70 clear hfS fhroSt n
!Sien Gown from the head during the nisbt w.
@ place the person may Be sure t6st biS dj-a
~, e. % l1 Sny 10 the lunsS, and should los NJ
TOM eoaVs arc but few Of che many CatArrh symp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
Room Without Board.

A QUIET GENTLEMAN would like to engage 4
"A fURNIsHED BED ROOM with private Am
note to Lock Boz 81, p o., will meet with prompi
Attentl0n. fean
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
OH Lands

UERY DESIRABLE OIL LEAsHs FOR SALE
in newly developed and prof tSing district.
Good facilities for shipping. Wood nd coal album
dant. For particulars address VIM. B. RATCLIFF,
ut: Pleasant, Jefferson Co., Ohio, or, 1. Z. RAT
CLIFF, Marietta, Ohio. - fs1O-lmG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
Diaso1nEon

THE PartnerGhip existing between James N. Ms.
u Ion. John 8. Tdmble, John =. Thompson and
Geo1 &c Hibberd, under the firm name OF James II.
Dillon CoabNas dissolved February ISt, John a
Trimble retiring from the hrm.
The business will be conducted a. heretofore at
the old stand, 100 Market street, by the reuniniu
partnerA Thankful for past faVoFB, we solicit 4
'r ssso1ia a9'oto' JAMES N. DILLON : co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
Honaa for Rala.

House for Sale.
A NICE well-built two story brick house, gas, wa
n ter, bath room. stable, carriage house, wash
Once: PoSsesaion given on the OF April. For
sale cheap and terms easy. II ut SClu before April
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

The Capture OF Generals Crook and
Kelley. -..
TEX MlIRs EAST OF CUMBERLAND. /
Feb. %. 1865.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24
Wheelfng Iron Works,

TTNHE undersigned have opened Warehouse tor
Il the sale of their manufacture Of
BAR IRON, SHEET IRON, NAILS, De.
AT No. s MAIN STREET, next door to L. O..
Frost Co, where they will keep on hand and for
sale all kinds and sizes Of iron. Quality guaranteed
and sales ut lowest cash rates.
The patronage Of both the Wholesale and retail
buyers Of Wheeling and vicinity Il solicited. Prompt
attention given to orders from abroad.
fe9-tf AOHESON, BELL 90.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

A single Bottle win last amonth
be u'sd three times a day
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

I - vfr-F -riHq EfHa = I7la i.tlf
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-24

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