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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19
AGENTS WANTED FOR
E'HR SECRET SERVICE, JHE
l. FIELD, TIE DUNGEON, AND
THE ESCAPE.
IN AbTsFIi2r D..ESICEBAIEDS: o
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Il n - bIi3tIix iI)..REIStt DIS y y
~. H.I-ibitl;c Correspondent.
The most interesting aud exciting book ever pub
lis!Ied, embracing Mr. Richard ions unparalleled cx-
pcr;2ncc for four years travelling aroG Oh the South
in the scciet service Of tie "TI'bInch ut the out
break Of the war with our armies aud fleets, both
Eas and West, during The first two years OF the Re-
brlion hs thrilling capture his confinement for
twenty months in different rebel prisons his
escape, and almost miraculous journey by night Of
nearly 100 miles II will abound in stirring events
aud contain more Of the fact, Incident and romance
Of the war than any other work yet published.
lioRacG GaEg;gy says
IA great many books viii yct he written con-
corning this War, IN ~ litiou 70 the many already
II print; but not one of them will give within a
similar cdmras1 4 clearer, fuller, more read tble
account, entirely font personal observation OF the
nature. aniinus, purposes tc,dch-ics ana irstru-
mcntlljties OF the S!aveholdcrs Rebellion trar
docs the unprctcndins na:ratiy, OF MIR. Richard
son"
Teachers, ladies'. energetic young men, and O.,
pc,.l'y returned and Disabled officers AMI soldiers
in want Of profitable employment, will fnl it par
ticulArly adapcl 70 their condition. We have
AGENTS cielring &ljoper month, which we will prove
to any Doubling applicant Send for circulars
Address JONES, BROS e 60
n. F, corner SIXTH and MINOR Streets,
Sept 2l-sm' Philadelphia Pa.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

The Tennessee Legislature, after laying the
resolutions on the table approving President
Johnson ) policy, adopted another simply say
ing that they endorsed his administration,
" especially his declaration that treason shall
be made odous and traitors punished"
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Ecega, aloitse5.
NOTICE.

Ny wife, Eliza WiIehrenner, having left my bee!
and hoard without just cause or p.ovoyation. MI
persons are hereby warmed not to barber her OF
trust her ny account, will no. pay any bi!it
OF her contracting.
Oct. 1875 NORRIS WINEDRESNER
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ESTATE or AMANDA WONK aAN

This is to give npti.n that The subscriber ''aT- oil.
tanned from r..c Orphan Court of AIicg,ny oaInty
Letters OF Administration ON tic estate Of
AMANDA WORKMAN,
ate Of stia county deceased Al persons hnvinr
cluirr4 ngam,t The said ,:ao, briefly warned 10
exhibit TIC s,,uc " g. de y''nr' r ftrcuf legal.
u'ii"a:t".t,i, ~ 'h" suhsc!it,r. on before the
5th ipy Of Amjl, lS5f t,rY may otherwise by law
t ryriuicd from ali hrGri OF said estate. Those
indebted ue not led to m,lc Immediate payment
Given under my band til. 5Ih day o. October. 1900
SOLOMON HANSEL. Administrator.
oct : ttr5-N
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The printing of the new Gvc-twcnty bonds
: rapidly progressing in the printing bureau
Of the Treasury Department. By tomorrow
he one thousand dollar bonds viii be ready
fer distribution Eighteen million dollars Of
Tie loan havc alacady been taken
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ADVERTISE!

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larger circulation than any other paper in Al
lcgsny County, and is therefore the best IL G.
dunn in the county for advoIsls;tg.
sc'I Ii you are u Lawyer. Doctor or other
professional man. advertise.
Eg II you want to sell goods, advertise.
EE-If YOU want to buy farm, advertise.
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

Eg'On Sunday last, the ID IT, S. Cavalry
passed through this city, on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, en- route to St Io6is.
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MUSIC TEACHING.

F2IIiii undersigned respectfully oiF,rs his
( service as TEACHER is MUSIC on the Pr
MO and VIOLIN, to the iad;,' aud Gentlemen Of
his :y. AT my time OF itv, and At moderate prices
He is 50 wei! acquainted in this place that he can
give the best references. Farther Information can
be received :fon CHARLES iCNNICkE,
tr"5e .5r~H, opposite Gynnch's store.
y Oct. i--3N'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

IsrASrIclDS. At al carly hour on Tues
day morning tho body Of a female infant, a
few hours Old. was found near the corner OF
Green and y ater streets, wrapped in some
old garments. \ post mortcm examination
wss held before coroner STRoNG, who render !.
cd . verdict that the child came to its death
BY violence or exposure.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

RcsAwAY.-O Monday last, the team at
tachsd to the delivery wagon Of uAt.REsos an
JEskISs. grocer1, tool; fright aud IAN of
down Centre steet, coming in contact with .
telegraph pole OF tic corner of Centre and
Baltimore, BY which the wagon was smashed
aud the colorsi driver aud white you'll,
named McLAuGuLlS thrown out. the latter
being severely cut and bruised
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WHISPERS! WIITSEFRSi

Do ;uu want Whistcrs or Mcuist"ur, Oar Gre
clan Compound will force them 10 grow on the
snoOihest face or chin or hair on bald heads il ) :;
Weeks. Price 3! .00-I packages for $500. Seat
by rail anywhere. closely called on receipt q price
Address, WARNER I; Coz,
Box l5s, Rroohlyn, K. Y.
Apr. -, 'e5--ly
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Chr County 3rya.
LEVY LIST
OF ALLEGANY COUNTY
FOR 1865.

II conformity TO Section o. Article rs, of the
Code OF Public General Laws ofthe Stre of Mary
land, the following statement Of the expenses OF
Alleeany Conaty. for the year 1865, is published
aud subr!ted to the people OF sad County.
CHARLES RIL GiiLi, i'rest.
y. l.. TOWNiHESD.
ELIJAH FRIEND,
JOHN BELL,
JOHN II. SrALLINGS,
COrr7isnoner:.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

EST The chronological Journal for Octo-
Der. has been received. and, ii possible, is an
Improvement on the iuriner numbers. If Won
want LIS ruction AMI gratii; All N get it.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

OrR Mutual FRIESD II b Peterson &
bro'hers, Philadelphia, will publish from ad-
vance sheets on November It'll "OuR MuTuAL
fHizsp.Y Charles Dickens New Novel, COM
Iia'eTaad unabridged. with all the illustra-
tons to match their previous editions Of thu.
lprular Authors Writings. We predict for
!" Our Mutual Friend" a very generous re-
option as it is one of his best books
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fD- fhe poles of III, lnsal,tion I clegraph
company we're put up in this city last week
and the workmen have gone on eastward.
his will be one of the best conducted lines
In the world, aud will doubtless do heavy
business An Office will be opened in this
CITY, We are told, about the LIST of December.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

E1Th third Annual Convention Of thc
Maryland Sabbath School Association, will be
held in Chastertnwn. kett Co., at :: o'clock
?. NJ on the third Tuesday (2l$O CT Novcm-
ber 4 steamer has been chartered 10 convey
delegates from Baltimore to and from Ches 10
ter,own, leaving Light st. wharf on TUESDAY
mols,ing ~ 0 o'clock. aud Chcstcrtown on
Thursdsy afternoon af = o'clock Fare for
round trip s.. All delegates viii please no.
fy the Rev. g. Owen at 10 ". Tnyct,c st :.
ofthoir appointments on or before the lst Of
November. that arrangements may he made
for their cn4ertait ncnt
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

PgyNsYLyAHiA CorCoE.--.t few days since.
we were shown by jas. c. }yNS, Esq, of
the firm Of j {. LySS & Co., in this city a
FIVE specimen Of cotton grown in Eastern
Pennsy yania. The balls are large, and well
flied, and the cotton as fine AZ we have gen
orally seen on the plantations of Tennessee
and Alabama. We have no doubt the ,'ant
can be successfully raised cn the open grounds
Of The Northern States, as has been proven by
every attempt which has been made.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

iHE ALERT Base BALL CLuD, Of this c;tv
W!ii have game on their grounds to- morrow
afternoon at O'Clock 1t is expected tba,
every member of the club will appear in uni.
'orm' and the public generally are invited to
be present..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Eszay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Mcn-puhlisl't by
the Howard Association, aud sent free of .rgc in
se,'r envelope address, Dr. J. SEtEEIN
IIOUGHTOy, Howard Association, Phila. Pa.
Feb 't5--ly
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Nay 2t- ly.

WHISPERS !!-Thnsc wishing a fine set. OF
whskcrs, a nice mousrachc, II belatifnltlic.d OF
glossy hair, will please read the card OF THOMAS
+. CHAPMAN in another part Of this paper.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

NH me bridge over the canal at Patter-
son Creek was completed last week, and is
now IN order for travel. Our friends in the
lower part OF the county will be glad to hear
this, as it will be great convenience to m,,r
of them.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

The race was made in Oh minute and four
seconds. From tho time of starting until
PASSING the score blanket would have Gov
cred beth horses Boston came in. two feet
ahead, Glencoe having outside track
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

A HANDSOME RACE.--On Monday after
noon last splendid race came of at the
course in this city.
Match for si0o purs"--,ingle dash Of 1000 yards
Ma or hytis named b. !. N Glencoe
Mor.issey nanel bl. Boston,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

Trustees Of hlms-House for Its support 1900 90
T \ iitalhy, PHYSICIAN 900 90
Healcy, physician. extra 30 co
SHERIFF
Is dnriit:, Sheriff. 8 fees and jail bill i7s4 81
ORPHANS COURT
George " Hoover, for Judges Of Or
phan's Court 400 90
George " Hoover. deficiency Al IL
George Hoover, Office expenses so 90
CLERKS OFFICE.
Horace hestey expense OF Clerks offcs leo 70
Horace hesley, Clerk fees 1874 30
) l. Townshcnd, for deficiency in Jurors
and witness fund LOCO 90
) i Townshend, October, January and
Apri! Terms next ssOO IN
ATTORNIES FEES.
james Schey, State Attorneys fees,
80 cascs, So 30 329 CT
James NJ Schlcy, q b" ls cases. BIO l80 oo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28
THE BXTEMAN CoNcERr LAST Mont.

THE BXTEMAN CONCERT LAST MONT.
There was a rare musical treat at
Washington Hall last evening, and we
very much regret that the audience was
not much lazSer-such an one as the
unqualihedly superior excellency Of the
artistes certainly entitled them to.
Concerning Mile Parepa's singing
we almost hesitate to speak, lest we
should be charged. with extrayagance
by those who did not enjoy the marvel
lous luxury of that rare feast of en-
trancing music. Who that was privi-
legged to hear that wondrous voice, so
Infinitely varied in tone, so magnificent
in volume, SO chrystaline in its purity
and il its sweetness, Will ever forget
the spell to which he Welded rapt and
speechless homage. How inadequately
tame criticism seems TO compass
the unbounded glory Of this match;
we follow with the tinkIinR Gym
bal of mere words the splendor and
beauty Of the strains in "Ernani Invc-
lami;" the fountain like Joy and fresh
ness and abandon Of All Baccio;" the
wonderfully charming "triIl Of the
nightingale" or the Delightfully."- arch
ana 8pEGSSlOn OF the eQuISlte
old, old story which was "told ut five
o'clock in the morning." Wecannotdo
it. There are cloud wonders attending
the setting sun; there are panoramas
which sometimes burst upon !he vision;
there are emotions which occasionally
flood the soul, which mock the barren
| symbols of speech and bid us worship
in silence. So do we recall the voice
that made the evening glorious, and
I dare not profane the memory by any
| jugglery ofidle compliment. Hear this
| grand Priestess of Song, and decide
/ whether this Is an Indian Summers
dream, rising from the dull haze ofH
printing office.
Mr.. J. Levy's cornet performance is q
! prodigy Of its kind, and was received
| last evening with the enthusiasm it de-
| served. No one can imagine the capa-
bilities of this instrument without hear
| ing il under the inspiration of such a
master artist. We doubt If Mr.. LEWIS
| superior upon the cornet can be found
/ in the world. llIH5
The execution of Herr Carl Rosa upon
I the violin was Of excellent merit, and
I indicated IA promise which will some
day put him in the front rank of the
professors of the instrument. He was
frequently encored, as was also Mr.. Le-
w.
There will be another, the last, concert
| tonight, and'we advise all lovers ofgood
music to attend by all means.
! Seats can be secured "a Mellor's Mu
| sic Store.
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>, II Inc many thousands cured at this instIt,,-
Rortant Surgical Operations performed Nv
~: I!.9 e,l witnessed BY the repGTtef 81
notices Of which have appeaSeti aSaJES ~
aga z before the public, Besides his stanjina
rs \! gsnIIeFnan o. character and resp0nsittiiiS
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURET.
q Q lettes received uhless poEt-naiT, ana
St lg q stamp 70 be used on the 'repiy
= LtelsonB writing should state age and send Tor.
tAo ph OI hdVeFtlsement describing EYmptoTnE-
o,.,. JOHN N. 1OHNSTfjN. 81 D.
SI, me baltimore Lock Hospital Raltinore.
.-LSoL-lSr 81 q l--trfFlfE .tFNIaFVl0nf
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POLICE CouRT.-Yesterdny was n
lively day in the police court, several
cases having been disposed or
One party was found guilty of disor-
derly conduct, and fined s2Oand costs.
Another party was fined SiOnnd costs
for IL similar offence. .UF'Tff -
a party of three IVES nrraigned for
shooting within the city limits, for
which they Were fined 81 aud costs each.
A nynlph du PdUe was up, and was
fined $40 and costs. Failing to liqui-
date she was sent UP for thirty dnYs.
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WEATHER,-Never within the memo
ry OF residents hereabouts have our peo-
pie been favored with such fine weather
Mt this time of year. Yesterday thesun
shone brightly all day, and it was
pleasant out of doors without wrapS
pings. We wish we could have a good
deal more of such weather, event If some
snges do predict very bad weather when
it once commences. el
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

COMMON SENsE.-We recommend ltbe
Hodrh0uHd BuLsdm as equal in merit
TO any preparation in the market for
Coughs, HoRrseness, &c. It does not
constipate the bowls. II does not dehili-
tate. 1t Is pleasant, safe and effecttial,
Price 30 cents. Sold by T. H. LOGAN
& Co., and LOGAN, LIST Il Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

-BucKwHEAT CAKES have mado their
appearances. They never attain their
due excellence unless raised with the
E.ceeisior Bdkin0 Poieder. No one now
disputes the superior quality of this
most excellent article. r. II, Logan &.
Co., and Logan, List & Co, sole proprie-
tors. Sold by dealers generally.
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a LARGE assortment of handsome
piece goods just received, which we are
settling wholesale at eastern prices.
stein BROTHERS, corner Main and Mon.
roe SITS. Nm 81. - -. - =
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MoRE VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Mr.. Thos. o'Brien, real estate agent,
offers for sale this evening the valuable
business stands on the southwest corner
of Market Square and Market alley.
They will be sold sheap, and offer extru
inducements for investment.
The same gentleman also offers for
sale a residence on John street, desir,l-
bly, located and for sale on reasonable
terms 80 .TI7IT7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

OUR stock of clothing is unsurpassed
in quantity, variety or prices, to which
We invite an examination. Stein
Brothers, corner Main and Monroe.
uoV2S-4w ~ -.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

WHITE SHIRTs, wool shirts, under
shirts and drawers, knit shirts, &c,
very low, at wholesale or retail. Call
soon at Stein Brothers, corner Mnin
and Monroe SITS. 57.. = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

REcOvRRING.-we learn that Mr.
james Wilson, who was injured on
Saturday last by the explosion mt
Messrs. Warren 4 Berger's oil refinery.
is recovering. His head and arms were
badly burned, but his body was pro-
tectod by two heavy wooden shirts, and
thus escaped injury. II is probable,
however, that he will lose his eye-sight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

SALE OF EFFEcTs.-Yesterday some
of the personal effects Of an official who
recently LEFT here for parts unknown,
considerably in arrears, were disposed
of at shcriff's sale. The principal part
of the effects was about aPceh- of second
hand kid gloves. There were eighteen
pairs of them and they sold for tiUe cents
per pair. -.rs
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Go 10 Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe SITS, to sec the largest
stock, tho best variety and lowest
prices,
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- For Sale

For Sale: .sssl--.
HOUSE AND LOT No. II, Zane Street,
1lWheeling Island. House lGx4O with wing,
nnder ali the h6ute, Ssh bSnse stsile
,eoal houses &c. with eisteFu of $50 hhls cara
city, fruit and ornamental trees. grape vines
straw sp berries, &c, &c. For terms inquire on
: liovV.tfII TsaI4 adi s.ER. WILLIAMS
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SUPPoRT YoUR MEcHANIcs,-Tb
is no truth more undeniable than that
it is the bounden duty of every com.
munIty to support its mechanics
They are a worthy and Indispensable
class Of men, and we find no town or
village flOurishing without their aid
Indeed, their absence is always a true
index of the condition of the place
whether it is advancing in wealth md
Importance or sinking into decay
Whenever we pass through u viIlage,
and hear the frequent sound of the car
penter's hummer, the clink of the black
smiths anvil-that village, we saw to
ourselves, Is prosperous. 1t cannot be
otherwise, for the producers arc active
ly employed, and outnumber tho con-
sumers. Whenever this is the case, the
people are growing wealthy, and at the
same time training the rising generation
to habits of industry and .morelity.-
When, If a city or village pursues the
opposite of this course-neglectS its me-
chanics, and supports those of some
other place, and those who are left are
compelled by force or circumstance tn
remain and become idle and profli-
S'lte-in few years they beCoai, beg
Snrs' and their children Becoming iruS-
rant and vicious, they will cease 10 bro
unce and become consumers,
II there is any truth in the assertion
that we ought, as n nation, ia live The
preference to domestic manufsrtrres'
the fact is equally true with re,Tor5 =,
the community; both are SUSTAINED Nl,,,
the same argument. II n merchnG,
would have around him suIsfnntiaI
customers, let him by every means II,
his power support the mechanics i'm bIs
place, and, as they become mnre
wealthy, their custom will increass
especially in those articles on which LSs
makes the greatest profits The habit NT
importing large quantities of chenp for
eign articles in competition with our
city mechanics, is short-SiEhtei and
wrong, both as regards the mechanic
and consumer; IL tho merchant
viii look further into the operntion or
things, he win find that ne crossed the
pain OF his own interest by doincSo.
We say, then, let all classes supbort
sacn other and by mutual exchanTes
Keep that wealth ut home. WHOM II
unnecessarily expended abroad, feITfis
to destroy the business of yonT r; s.j,,i-9
, Dor, and which in turn destroys YOUR
'1sTr'-'.t-- IS 3 n sl,-i tiN.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
ra ...- AND
National Telegraph Institute.
National

4 11 C; sS SGWRE 4: NJ, Prineipala
Fira College Building, Or Penn and 81. Clair Sta
SGn0nd odd EtIIJlTS' BHiFQ, 5th Il
Ihird Nos. ii and Is 81. Clair ST.
ARRIVALS FORTHE WEEK ENDING NOY. IS, rs.
7. L. SpeclE, Flushing. Belmontco., o, LID.
u: Faughunn, Red Bank Furnace, ATmSt' II co
IL Is, Hugg, New Philadelphia, TuS. CO., D.
=. Nnunnn, clinton, summit CO., q.
y. n. Myers, tNss, Nenango CO., Pa,
Il N. Dougnn, Washington, Wash: CO., Pa
A. l.! Solners, CuyRhugn Falls, Summit CO., o.
J. q. Fullerton, Nicholson, Lawrence co, Pa
a. w. Irwin, ATruyo, Elk CO., Pa.
Z. Lection, indianapolis, Marion CO. Ind
Il. l.. Sibley, Creighton, Guernsey co, %. :.
W. $. Mcdowell, Mt. Pnrnel, franklin CO.. Pa.
/ IL Il Eek Ok IFn Nhtany' Centre co. Pa.
I. B, Prov, Aieadyine, Crawford CO., Pa.
~ w. GordOn, g I q
i i Il. Veins Msl5mer' CongresS' waynec co., g;
g. Z. Clif6ri, IiGonier, west'd CO., Pa.
J. X scott, Athens, Athens CO., o. I-Trr.
r X smith. bridgeport, Bel. CO., q. ..H|.
=: l.. Wnddle, Elm Grove, Ohio CO., W. Va.
E'% " ,MtSS NJ Bloomi'gVnlley, Cnwrd leo
r. 81. Slpes. Slate Lick, Arrnstroneco.. Pm.
j. =. Clifton, WnshbuTn, Grant CO.. Wis
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Y. :. curry, ElderSville, Wash. CO., Pm,
For terms and Information concerning the
College, address r..
JEEK1Ns, SIXTH 4 cowIEY,
noH2S7t Pittsburgh. Fa.
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A Farm for Sale.
A New and Very Desirable Brick
House for Sale.
Elegant Country Residence for Sale
Ghean.

T WILL SELL AT n RiW,AtTRlsALE
i cheap. and upon easy terms, the elegant
VIM, 1allant, Esq! It Is Situated on a beauti-
ful pehitsula, foTInediNby Wheeling Creek,
about two miles east OF the city, and Is easily
grounds contain i've acres of rich soil. orna-
mented with shrubbeTy, fruit and shade trees
q tne ehoiesSt variety, arranged with exquls-
teen rooms, planned TO secure the best con-
Henien9 and finished IN modern style. II
has an excellent cellar, and the various out
buildings are well arranged and convenient
Altogether the property constitutes one OF the
most elegantand de1rhll county residences
TO De found In this section, and Is Within sight
male educational establishments in our coun.
Try AEmap OF the ground and plan Of the
house may be seen at my ONCE.
noYlB-2Rl Real Estate Wont. ReEaar OH e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

wALLrNo UP.-workmenaree engaged
in walling up door opening on Mon
roe street from the store of Mr.. Thomas
Hughes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

THE personal property OF w. II. C..
Payne will be sold at the Auction Rooms
of George f. Wickham this morning, al
lOO'clock, consistingo of Books, Wearing
Apparel, Bedstend and Bedding, Bureau,
Stove, Wheeling Library Stock, &c,
&c. ls.I A. n. JOHNSON,
EoVSS:lt ua- Executor,