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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06
Dissolution.

TIHE FIRM OF e. r ADDISON & CO.,
i engaged In the Engine and Machine Shop
Business, In Centre Wheeling, heretofore, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Z
r. Addison retiring. The business viii be con-
ttnued by a. b. Hubbard and ]. r. Hubbard,
under the firm name OF Hubbard q Co, who
solicit the patronage of their friends and the
public, especially IN the jobbtng and repair
ing OF machinery. The business Of the old
drm viii be settled by the new drm, at the
saWmIl onice OF II. q ]. Hubbard.
E R-ADDISON,
A7s a lib. HUBBARD,
faet 81 J. R HURBARD.i
Wheeling, Jan. 8, ls66 d ,tla
As Will be seen by. the above, have retired
from the firm of =. r. Addison q Co.. re-
the patrons of the old.
ian6-St -. ~. Z. r. ADDISON. !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06
VIM. Carnahan, Thomas ]. Berkeley.
Co-Partnership.

Co-PaFtneFahip.
T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
i me In the Boot and Shoe business, Thos. j.
Berkley, under the hrm name Of CaEnahan
: Wheellns, Jan. q. lssa. - -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06

nTH0HAyERfeEf AS PRESENTS
w nica d6llIdSl Should can and eet oneof
those pretty Doll iRamhiers 20 rfde Them In,
WhIeh we have 3usl received from tho manIi-
tasto[y- Hss rs y. NlOoIL &BRo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06

THE Washington correspondent OF
the Chicago RePubliean denies that
General Grant is to proceed immediate
ly TO the Rio Grande IN the nag ship OF
the commander OF the Gulf Squadron,
but says the General goes 70 the Rio
Grande by way OF New Orleans, after
transacting the necessary business in
connections with the reduction of the
army ut Washington, and thinks that
as long as Mr.. Seward presides over the
State Department, it is certain there
win be NO trouble on the Rio Grande. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06
Desirable Residence for Sale

A COMFoRrABLE, wELL-BUIETRRfCY
"a h0use, situated on the south SIDE a
HHnpdeu street containing seven rooms.
kitchen, pantry and wash room with sur
nor cellar under the whole buiIdinE Az. 4
good stable and carriage house attashei psr-
sons deslriug 70 purchase can exnInlne the
psSs sr1.s ANDREW WHITE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06
PROPERTY IN SOUTH WHEELING
New .Yaars Presants.


.AkLERaE sioux OF GOODS STILL on
a hand sutfahlelnE New Years Presents a
n ~ sSssisss ssoEs o. n NIco1r, . ma. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06
For Sale.

Wheeling Gymnastic Association.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
IA OF this Association VIII be held ON Tues
In the Billiard Room Of the Association. Bus
Ines OF much importance viii be presented
for the consideration OF the meeting A gem
eEnl attendance Is requested .a..sa si
BY order OF the Board OF Management.
.s F.S. WILLIAMS,
tanB-St Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06
WHEELING, ". VA.
! FAN & Winter Goods
CUSTOM WORE,

consisting Of rrcneh:esrman and poms.tl.
Cloths of an grades and color i Trenen Eng,
and Marseilles VestinRS, White, Fancy, Linen
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, Under-Shtrt8
and Drawers Scarf Ties, SuspendeER, Hand
keTchiefs SoclH Gloves Gauntlets and Col
lars, Travelling Baea and Valisess &c, DO Our
department. OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06

TINS Chicago n pub licaIs, denying the
common statement that our. Presidents
are made poor by the ofiiee, states that
Mr.. lincoln. saved about $4,000. Cons
eress has since. voted $4,000 to Mrs,
lincoln, and the estate must now be
eonside rahly over 100000 II IS pleas
ant TO know that, the family OF the Ia
mentcd President are comfortably pro-
vided for, and that there wilfbe no need
OF 2 popular spbscfiptidn in their bes
halt as was lately proposal. ga. sg.rIa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06

RUBBER AIR CUSHIONS.
EoR CHAIRS AND FOR THE SICK BED.
: i. HOGAN Co, 4
jams and LOGAN. LIST 400.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06

KEYsER's PICTORIAL SYRUP.
EoR SALE BY
7. H. LOGAN q co.
jams and LOGAN LIST & co,
Wholesale and Retail DFI1RRiS a Wheelfflg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06

Z SHARES OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio road
are now quoted Al IL: Bonds OF ls5
at i 90 -a.af 80 ,a,ssz7I fitr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06

nUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL RANK OF
wESTVIRGIEIAAT WHEELING,
sfta WEST VIRGINIA,
Showing its condition ON the morning of the
dfHt Monday in January, 1856.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-06
@lFrfItant 9aiIpriHg.
Merchant TaiIors,
GENTLEMENIS FURNISHING GOODS,

NO. Sc water street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-19

ROOEBsA n fab ssdbriy Of School Books
- such = =" ns@d IN arF say schooi, folsalaA1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-19
e. a.fn res. tsfcaec.

fI4 -f3esf fer -lesfssestsra Afatet
Nryt@r III t*4srS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-19

Surgical and Chronic Diseases
DISEASES OF T7E EYE A-sn EAR.

ulS Institution IS situated in the most
- "a = hi statiit pstt 81 tie tliy IN Frctnk,
i9"a ana - We arranged every re.1ccf III ~
ctnfort % irsali6s - ~ - : NV
The following Diseases ar admitted aaa treated IN en-.
1nstitntie,:
lst snrgieai diseates and MI terra reqas.1g
operations
~. Diseases Of tie Tfe anf Ear
" Diseases 81 Ire i-nrgt, hruat and Heart.
ith. Diseases 81 Nnuun N.
brs. SANFORD CURTIS hating retired ron the
general practice of iueeine MIL sse nlife time
AND ate tien to c=kes Of tAftitG egafIA.tttsd.
me Department u srrgesT aTb liar tts M he rye
ahd far "til fe ua43- ZEE Re' is cl~4l-n q Ii San
iokp, ~hile that u Dss7t CT the LIN Threat and
Heart ard tbs Dssta-se Of Nar.r1 viii IT, nr!tr fhe
toe other il dfis u.t eases
lhs eAfefft.e hAs teea in seeess4f1 operation nero
,a sttfs sha I Il 'elifFt uo ifstets fh5, i tho
lhirh stat Effsefats larger artalsf 81 rt.restag
all important c4-ss
fh1 -ietan. gss-fg through ieurrsn. in cr city
- tt fttz5ts - 1sftt he ttf.fHa5 .tzfsdly
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
1893 SUMMER ABANDONMENT 1856.
COMMENCING JULY 3, 1865
P,ssEsf Station Hsv.Yo corner Twenty Ievsnh ana
F0uhAya Entrance TWENTY IsTsn.hfL

R,s,,sEsr Station Hsv.Yo corner Twenty evsahas ana
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TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YoRK;
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For Nsrwsk 200. 400 EE,l 49, iI%A m I2iA EIJ a0s
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Ter Stamford 100 400 (EEJ $40 lL19 2S (EI',) AIS
800. lEE,) 9G, 40. $50 go. AGO (EH.Dp. NJ
lSFfen Chester sna nssrmedss sisioas 10a az iL9e
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ror Boston, via Springfield. eosa n EI ace ESQ awvn.
kor Boston. vie Shore LiBs. l3ik. tEH.1 400 2. ~.
6Oop -"
srconrseheui River RsrosI s0aA EI,l I3is N hMss
fea 800 3. o. 10 Northampton
I.r hartford Prsridsaos and FiAin Railroad 400 KIl u
I1l3p m.
reIRsw Haven New Lsuaon and sioniaIssa RSGrosa zoe
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For hanfGtuck Railroad. aeJa m- 800 p u.
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fine Arts.

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THE NEW AMERICAN NOVEL,
OUTPOS
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J. Z. TILTON & Co.. PubHiber,, Boston.


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60 Ubom II man Concern.

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TINO ARCHTrECTS.-PLAN AND SPEClFICA-
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be consulted Col.ge Rooms Nc. " >iEhsve ron "
40 ma 10 lcx ~ Medical Stucents requested 70 can
Cor tier tickets during ollie boar.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special D.
~ .eass .t Male and female. Tenth Enlarged EdoB JUST
TI;BIIsHED Bye HAMMOND, a. Dr. formerly professor %
special Anatomy aud Surgery the Syracuse Msdn - y:
pc III 50 WARNER. SO. Nsseyt GODFREY, No 80
Broadwsys MACFARLASp Twenyiirdst and Broadwsgl or
tho Author st., between second @ad Ahhd'
syea ffom 20 O'clock and 70 o'clock evenings
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OFFics o. iA Ne "a iRoADwAT
ITO CONTRACTORS ProPosss me Ss Ss ara name
sealed egysps 5aSsI'sd MS BE- this O uni, Wed
Hesdsy November ~ 1886 At II o'clock ea.slns fourth
For regulating, grading curb, gat,iei,
street between first snd Second aVeHd s,,.ns
for regulating grading euib, glttnies
ect hetween ghih aud Ninh .,rs.g kueu First
FOR curb gutter, and tagging ~ ~ '
and Second agenuos ea,ond ar.sIe al East
For tagging ~ eriy sixth 3
river. .th slfeet. s5uth.yesi conner cl second
avenue. 10 together ri,h the spec6eeiloH ani asr'e
blank iofns OF ~ 20 a. ts ohi,s.Dasd Street Ds hs-T
uenis. be ottf l7 lace CHARLES a. COlNELLt
New l9rk, Soveu Street CoUutfi'Ess
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Goruoraiion Notices.
CORPORATIONS

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubc notice is hereby
given 20 The owner CT ownsr & rb b1 he
have been peed and are o1sei - one
board Assessors for examu'On BY al persons 'f'''
i.,For paving with block, Worth street from Broadway to
rc paving wild. stone blocks Thiryunh street between Efh
sa-Fo fias ,uuAea lets northeast Of Fyoph street
sh-Fo regulating snd grading Fheshh street between Eighth
@h~Fo setting eng curb and gutter stones In Fay ninth
esLFor bdn. sewer in Spring street between Elizabeth rss'
5ts~Fe Suu, sewer Twenty fourth street between LsIHs'
s,h~Fo 5ahs Blocker street between Charles 'nd
sGsFo Saius sewer Madison bsyssn Fhythi!
and Fyhh sd basin 5 w corner Of Madison S'eoD'
iotb@Fo building sewer Fiah between Thiy''Ib
iith~Fo bnds sewer in Sixth Twentieth and
2th3Fof building sewer Christie street between Delaney and
Ss~Fcr Building SEVERN Gilt between Fulton and John
Gs-For building EI stree, tet-een stanton and R''
ingon Delaney and Broone and Hester aud DvisSn sIee rt
iShFor Pa'us VIII stone ksIweay eVeHh III"
Houses ard Lots Ground vacant Lots pieces and pIee'o L'
.Ide Of wo.h street from Broadway to Better street
and the extent Of bali the block either way on the ns
2d-Bo,h sides Of Thirty mint, .,se from Fh 70 sIih yeno.
and Of half The block either way on th and A ave-
Sd-Fvs lots en.,,iIy side Broadway between Fyourh
ibBoih SIDE, Fi1yeh,h between Eighth and Ninth
S % hsf the block on tad syenteS
@hBOih sides Of Fynnth ,.rser, from the Fho de TENN
-, - -.
B0wery,
TthBOh aeI q Tween, fourth street from Lexington to Third
s-Boh Of Blocker between Charles sud Perry
elh-Boh sides OF Madison from Fhythrd 70 fnyhh
nohery side OF ky third aud the southeny
Fifty fourth from Madison tth avenues sso the
eastery Ftyilrd to fiyiOurth street.
iOth-Both tidcs Of Filth between ThiItysHh and
Thirty Streets also the southwestey Of fA sIsnus
and 1iyIih street, also the souhery side Of IhrJss'ents
street, between Madison aud Fith sverues.
lth-Boh sides sixth avenue Twentieth Twenty second
street.
streets.
lt-Boh sides Of CA between John sndf uton se'i
AhBo,h sdes OF Essex street between stanton and kyT
sides OF Essex street betten Dancey ara
boome also both sides Of Essex street, 6etweeaqe and
Division streets. "a.
l5th-Both sides OF TweuYeven,h street, hom FRS, 70 FS
and the OF hsf The block either the inter
sccting and
All persons Effected by the ss'es
menls and who opposed S,he ether Of tie are re-
quesed to thsr objections writing ere q Under
signed at their office. No " Chambers street, basement Rev NeI
House within Thirty days from da,s OF tbs notice.
5 SSs $ { $ $ASEff Board Of Assessor
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