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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06

Go to the MstsIrie to-day and see the great hur.
die race.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-06

MAGNOLIA WArER--Superior to the best I'm.
ported German cologne and sold ct half the price.
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TO the Reading Public
-oF-
new ORLEANS.
LIBRARY BOON, CITY HALL,
New Orleans, March IS, 1869.

large number o. volumes mIssnx foua the Library
many OF which believed IN The hands Of our citizens
Tbs majority Of these were scattered throughout city dur
Ing the confusion stsndAnt the change Of
and probably thsz csrssy dsstrsysd or carried
s~sy Many however have been eat b. our own citt
sens, and sever returnsf
The catalogue OF books which SHOULD b In thu Lrsrx a
therefore 81 present. unreliable kuids actual con-
tss. Il sasy undrtssl how the sssuInsss 81 ths in
sttuson impaired BY want Of proper ate. lie. from th
for whose bsns6s "a va iousdsd
An earnest appeal shoss who srs IN pss-s.
sion Of books belonging he Library V rs&s The AN. A
and any infensos relative thereto v u th.nkf.
rsssivsd ~ th< AbrAxixa Rsspsetfhlly.
J. B. DUCR0s.
IAbrzr1an.
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LSmesss! Linens! Ltssesss!


E. GIQUEL,
Canal Street.
has JUST RECEIVED.
Per steamers Bavaria and Fire Queen from xuopa maenS
nssnt assortment Of
LIMEI GOODS
which he offers for sals cheap. viAs
PRINTED LINBN LAWNS. for Drssssa W
PRINTED IRISH LINENS
IRIsH LINEN. iron sl7 70 IS per pissa
C0URTRAI LINENR
pAHAsK TABLE LINEN. all widths.
DAnAsK NAPKINS and TABLECLOTHa a
PLArILLAB ssd MORLAIx.
BRITANNIA and RUSSIA DIAPERa
fOILK DE PARIS and BIRDS BYE DIkPKR5.
HUCK BUCK DIAPERS and CRASH.
LINEN sHEErIr0S al widtha
PILLOW LINEN, al vidths
LINEN DRILLING and PLANrERr LINEN4
Lf~EN SHIRT FRONTS and YoKEs.
LINEN O. HANDKERcHIEFs. iron 81 70 "a Per dozen.
LINEN EDGINGs and INsERrINGS.
LINEN CHECKERs
LINEN FLOOR COVERINGS. 10 and ia
RUcK TOWELS and RUSSIA DIAPERa
LACE, MUSLIN and NOTTINGHAM CURfArNn
DAnAsK and PLAID MUSLIN CURTAINS. :
BLEACHED and BROWN LINEN. etc etc.
E. GIQUEL.
l26 Canal street
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Ednboro, Chalmette and Transit run In the
greas hurdle race over the Metairie to-day.
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louisiana state Fair.
THE MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL
81 TAIR ASSOCIATION
or LOUISIANA
wu IN. sAss THIRD ssAED FAIR rArb
GROUNDS Gig Il Nov orlsass. esnnsnsins
Tuesday, April 9th,
AxD 70 CONTINUE HIaHF DAYA
Exhbi,oru Of whatever fi.d, from any portion Of u
United stss re REQUESTED 70 male thsr .ss 81 oassss
the once OF ths Association nsehancs Gnsuts, when
the entry books ere open for that pur,ots
The css.lesus Of Premium Issued By the Asssssion
ssins the Rss and Bssuens governing hs Fair and the
names Of Rarosds stssusps and Steamboats, that have
sensnimo.sly osrsd 70 convey Exhibitors and shsr
70 and from shs Tsis 81 half TIE usuai rates.
FIRST DAY-TUKsBAv. APRIL .. 1890.
Opening Ceremonies 70 sommsnes at II p'clsek With
tes 81 National eslute
Prayer BY Rev. b. n Pslmt.
Grafton by Hon. Alexander weker.
An the Departments. containing machs ssssAsnicA
%Ds|n - useful and articles, ven AM s,s
the opening to The closing Of The Fair. ~
E1hsison the Arena svsry day from to o'clock
Trials ofspsed the Main Track viii commence sK
-" = = $3.50 = '
10 sne nfs
To the second i........ lSo
No entrance feo Best In 5to he ru& accsrdpg a tAr
- -se'''ns " IN"
~ 49, 49, -
'''' " '''''- = 'e'>''' ''"H
wrDxr,DavA.u
-A-.enea A~ss'
o.,,,.
TO rule exception Of weight. For Set Double Har.
ness Inc " A''o''A'oa y s'a e''i r"eg'r.
sseend-Seioefpsde Raees
Dash oftwo miles around the track Not less thsn 70
ruUWsDAx Apurr.
a. .,.,.-S o. No. !, s,,,
To the NEST graceful and ,Lifal rider on the vsloc
Trials Of Speed On the Track ,xy
FIRST HURDLE RAcE--T~o mile Dssh-Four Hardles
Eight LeApA veg" ior sss' hree 70 stsrt
Premium t2D-l.t Horse No Entrance
Wv ''''-'.-'........'f''. "'-1a uo''et rec
SECOND RACE-Doubie Teams owned and driven togsher
stlesst Thirty days prior to the race 70 drive.
-
FBiDArs ArkiL Q.
=, "s
sso '. M o. 1 LORE
sHs'''''' u'''' or more TO START
'fNo'AA rnho- o'fHnho M D. a. TYLER
than ssysn 10 Start NV
SATURDAY. ApxILio
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.H'Ottce.
The undersigned have this day sold out then BRANCH
STORE. IVA Canal street, 70 Mr. K oFFEER
LEVI & NAvRA.
Z. OFFNER,
174......CANAL STREET. .174
Between Bsronns and Dryades.
CROCK E RY, Q HIN A
GLASS WARE. PLATED WARE.
CUTLERY, r
Store and House Farnishing Goods.

Please call and eIs'ne my Goods before purchasing else
E. OFFNER,
ia csnsi street, between Baronns and Bryadss
Notice to Exhibitors
THIRD GRAND FAIR.
The supentendsns the different Departments win BE- on
the GROUNDS each day. from the
list ofAErn tin the OpeAips OF the Fair,
For the purpose Of assigning space Exhibitors.
EXHIBITORS requested make their entries onc<
L. HOMES,
Secretary.
To Travellers
IN sHs-
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN STATES.
As of neutralising the sss.erous proportions Of
unwhoIcsome water. the
sCHIEDAM AROMATIC sCuNArPs.
Manufactured and Imported By
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
No. &c Beaver strees. New York.
absolutely Invaluable 70 the traveller and residents shs
Southern and Western States
u viii inAlby prevent the dyseneric and laxative die
orders which attack who the of the
ssipp the ehio the Alabama other Western and Sou
them rivers it, moderate viii prevent que and Fever
Is stimustes in Moderate degree the Digestive Organs
and enables ,he stomach to resist the otherwise disturbing
influences Of the varieties Of water which encounter
on journey.
Nor this al BY the exposure the World newspaper
published in New York. various liquors analysed
which they different hotels and dnkas "a
looms said city nearly all were more or
less sdutersed. and could imbIbsd with safety
that the IN sarge city Ike Kew York. what must 10 b
in country hotels in remote parts Of the country In the
schnspps the traveller has liquor. which Endorsed By
the leading ph cisns Of the United States.
Prof. chsa A seelsy. Of the nrst chemists In New
York and Who employed snsyss the World says:
"a have been unable to discover In WOLVES sCHSAPPS
trace the deserous sometimes
pleysd in the sduerson Of liquors would not hesitate
to myself 10 end others medicinal pur.
poses excellent and variety gnn
MBThs proprietor cautions the public against the spur
nnfta
and Western States.
- The genuine Is sold by all respectable groosrs and
drusrista
The Polka. ....The POLKA.
NO. 90 ST. CHARLES STREET
The nrss Licensed Sporting House city for al Bank
very LIQUORS at the bar. and nns Band of
.psc.loaiesI sI.sys in attendance to preserve order
Fiscal Agency
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
SOUTHERN BANK, ,
New Orleans, slst March. 1850.
On the LIST Of May next this Bank viii pay presentation
city, indorssd By the New Orleans Jackson and
Railroad Company, ana ~ the New Orleans Ope
and Great Western Railroad Company, likewise ell ths
the said bonds maturing before sad ls
day Of May maxi, incluEive
TH0S. LAYTON,
President
The Best Pianos
ARE MADE BIZ
ERARD, and
fErERa WEBB co.
Tra asns Just received and for sale II Tscoy rata
A. T. BLACKMAR,
16A Canal swsst. opposi Christ Church
,. 8. Knapp, -. ID. s.,
Assaas - N hs.sAs Of ~ DENTAL PROFESSION
- hssstessA
one and Rsuidsnss-ls B~snps ssss. near onN sssss
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Yesterday morning . prominent barrister ex-
perenced the practical effect of the recent enact
ment relating to attorneys and their licenses. In
the Supreme Court case was set back on docket
because the counsel was not on the register as
having paid his license tax.
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Between the fair and races the town viii be to
lerably empty this afternoon. We are sorry fol
the forced stay athomes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

The ODD FELLOWS AT MouNDsv1LLE.
Notwithstanding the unpropItious
weather for out door exercises, last
Saturday, quite a large number Of Odd
Fellows marched In procession at
Moundsville, preceded by q fine band
OF music After passing along some Of
The principal streets the members OF
the Order and large number Of spec
tators filed into one Of the churches
(which one, not now remem bered) and
Where an eloquent and interesting adj
dress was delivered by Il. G. Barr, ESQ.,,
OF this city. This over, the crowd re-
paired to the Court House and sat
down 10 bountiiul repast, prepared
under the auspices OF Mound City
Lodge. In the evening, q sewing ma
chine, cane, cake, &C., were awarded
to those receiving the highest number
OF votes. Our informant could not
give ia the names OF the successful
parties.
The entire affair passed of very
pleasantly and will long be remembers
ed by all who were present. We should
judge the Lodge In whose interest the
entertainment was gotten up, realized
quite handsomely. The proceeds are
70 be devoted TO the purchase and fur.
nishing OF hall for the use OF the
Order 10 that place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

MARX Tw NSa NEW BooK, -"Gnno.
cents abrOAL, =, the new pilgrims
progress" we believe, Is the title Of
Mark Twaln's latest volume. II will
be remembered that two or three years
since a party Of ladies' and gentlemen
went on n grand excursion 10 the Old
World, visiting the Holy Land and
many other interesting localities. The
steamer Quaker City was chartered for
the trip, and several months were
pleasantly passed In carrying out the
programme. The volume before US 10
made up Of pleasing Incidents and fun.
ny experiences connected With the ex-
curSIon, written In TWaIn's best style,
and quite profusely illustrated. Copl.
o1s extracts from the work have been
published In the newspapers through.
out the country, and have been laugh.
ed over and enjoyed. Our citizens will
shortly have an opportunity 10 procure
this book, Ut Is sold only BY subscrlp-
tIon,) as lady has secured the agency
for this city, and will call on them for
their names. We trust shc will secure
long list OF subscribers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

RIVER NEws,-The river wAp rising
at this point, last evening, with seven
feet three Inches In the channel by the
marks. The only arrival outside the
short line packets, since our last report,
was the Hudson from Cincinnati. sho
left Saturday afternoon for that city
With fair trip. The New State brought
down from Pittsburgh on her last trip
fifteen hundred ploWs and several hun.
dred wagons. They are destined for
Texas and were shipped on one Of Capt.
Booths barges. These monster water
cratt are now filling up for New Or.
leans and prominent intermediate
points, and will probably get away
Tuesday. We paid a short visit TO one
OF them, recently, and were amazed at
thelr hugeness. They are calculated 10
carry one thousand tons each. The
one we boarded had six thousand kegs
Of nails slowed away In her hold and
was drawing less than three feet. They
are new. staunch and light, which are
considerations shippers will appreciate.
We take the following from satur.
days Clnclnnatl.papers.
The Major Anderson departed for
Wheeling with fair freight and full Of
people. PilotB-0'Neil and Clark,
The Atgosy went down to Lawrence
burg and Aurora last night, after s. COO
oil bbls. She will return this morning,
and depart for Pittsburgh this evening,
The St. Marys will not enter The Gin
cinnatl and Pittsburgh trade this win.
ter, but will 60 South, as we learn BY
letter nom Captain Sweeney,
There are now 1900 barrels Of oil at
Burning Springs, W. Va, ready for
shipment on the first rise In the Lit.
tie KanaWha.
One OF the largest shipments Of plows
and wagons ever made from Pittsburgh
went out on the New State last eyen>
Ing. She had 1900 plows and $50 wag>
ons from Wheeling. The Liberty No,
4 will take them to New Orleans. They
are destined for Texas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

COMMITTED TO JA1L,-saturday after.
noon, Charles Morris (colored) was
brought before Judge Johnston charged
with the theft Of q pair Of gloves be.
longing TO physician In North Wheel.
Ing. It is said that the victim Of Nor
rIs' thleving propensItIes had missed
various articles from his Office and 4
was sometime before he discovered who
was illegally appropriatIng his proper.
ty. He ascertalned certainly, however
where 1t went, and upon making Q
threat OF prosecution. the guilty party
or n friend for him, proposed 10 give ur
the gloves but nothing else. This pro.
posltIon was not satisfactory, and com
plant was made-the accused arrested
and an examination Of the case had Of
the time above stated. The result was
Norris was held to ball in the sum O
two hundred dollars for his appearance
at the next term Of the Circuit Court
In default, the prisoner was sent to jail
TO await his trial,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

REAL ESTATE TRANsYERs.-The fol-
lowing Is list Of the deeds In fee ad.
mitted to record in the Office OF the Re-
corder Of Ohio county, during the week
ending Friday, November %:
Deed made November l, 1869, BY Da.
vid Armstrong and wife to A. BedIlion,
for a acres OF land on the waters Of
Wheeling Creek; SLIGO. Admitted No.
vember 20.
Deed made October Is, 1869. by the
Recorder OF Ohio county to Margaret
Booth, wife OF Joseph Booth, for lot
No. B IN square No. %, In Buena Vista,
Admitted November 20.
Article OF agreement made October
II, !s6S. by W. Seymour and others TO
Richard Porter. Admitted November
20, 1869.
Deed made November /, 1869, by Hez.
ron Stewart and wife to Robert ARM
strong, for the TrladelphIs Mill pro-
perty; $3.50. Admitted November %,
Deed made November p, 1869. by A.
nelly and wife to George CrumbAcker,
Tor lots Nos. and 4 In square No. 5,
UhurchtlPs addition. No. 2. Admitted
November %. III
Deed made November @, 1869. by ".
w. Shrlver and wife 10 Ham, z. Shri>
yer, for part OF Shriver's Garden, front.
ing, on Quincy street, 1853 feet s inches,
and running back 81 feet. Admitted
November @.
Deed made July 81, 1869, by Matthias
Blershing and wife TO william s. TIP.
petit, for right and title to the south hall
OF lot No. As, on Turnpike, North
wheeling. Admitted November %.
Deed made November Is, 1869, by
John Woods and wife 10 Board of Edu.
ton OF Trladelphia township, for hall
acre OF land adjoining toll gate: $50,
Admitted November "a.
Deed made October 20, 1869, by Mount
WOOD Cemetery Association to George
DIckel, for burial lot No. AZ, in section
L; $50. Admitted November %.
Deed made October II, 1869. by Sam
ue! Buchanan and wife to james Bu.
chanan, for the undivided half OF 27S1S
acres Of land In three tracts, joining
land owned by Brownlee, Pearson, Todd
and others; 1880. Admitted Novem.
Der %.
Deed made September "a, 1869, BY
John E. Slsson and wife 10 Barnard
Crow, FIR SO acres, roods and So poles
OF land on Roney's Run; S2O33. 62. Ad-
United November &c.
Deed made April l, 1869, by James
Dixon and wife to Joseph o. Curtis, for
q ! 80 acres Of land on Long Run;
SSS5O.63 Admitted November 26.
Deed made April l, 1869, by James
DIXON and wife to Johnson L. Carl
SOD, Tor IS acres OF land on Long Run;
f9OO. Admitted November %,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

ART PRooREss1oNs.- EVar since Da .
guerrs caught and "sIlvered the sun
BEAM" this beautiful art has been max.
Ing rapid strides toward perfection.
Even now with the stereoscope. while
SHOWS and storms rage and whilen
without, we can contemplate natures
great Book Of Beauty, and become ac-
quRInted with the wonders Of the world,
while sitting at home surrounded by
comtorts-'scenes TO the eye real" that
lack only the breeze 10 feel that we are
there. An hour at PARTRID0E's will
show you the most beautiful scenes In
Europe and America. Nothing could
afford more pleasure and profit than .
fine sett OF views and handsome stere-
oscope as HOLIDAY PRESENT. Par
fridge has the finest lot Of views in the
city,
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For Rent.

TIME FINRsToRE.RooMA AND DWELL
Ing corner Main and Webster streets,
C0ntrG Wheeling, now occupied BY myIelI
ranged building In the city. suitable for q
first.claSi retail business. 6uueient shelly.
inR and counters Tor any bn9ineaA.. Heated
win furnace, / Will rent the whole house
10 ono party, or divide II into stores. each 20
nv y feet with hVe large rooms Tor dwelling.
Ssnornte wash. house. Hot and cold water
m second and third stories, also water clos
CtS. Possession can be had December IBt.
FOT particulars enquire on the premises, or
al my residence on Market alley, west Of
Main street. "
uOYlb.lk M hE1MAN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this Court, Sat-
urday, the recognIzauce OF the defend.
ant In the case OF the Board OF Super
vlsors Us. Ferry, was renewed, and the
cause continued until the next term.
Late Friday night the jury brought
In verdic! In the case OF Carr Us. First
National Bank, giving Judgment In
favor OF the plaintiff for the amount
claimed by him.
The case Of the State Us. Wash Ven
mum charged with house. breaking, was
continued. Steel Miller, who was i'm
pllcated In tine same transaction, was
tried and found guilty. The jury fix-
ed his punishment at two years. con
anement In the penitentiary.
The argument Of the Attorney Gem
eral on the notices against the late
ShsrIfs OF uthe several counties mem
toned In Saturday mornings paper
was not heard, and the causes were
continued until the next term.
Judgment was rendered for the plain
til In the case oil Caldwell, Us. Sheppard.
Adjourned until 0 O'Clock this morn
ing,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

YEsTERDAY.-Yesterday was the first
pleasant day we have had for weeks.
The sun shone out as bright as 1t can
In our smoky atmosphere. Large
numbers OF people improved the occa.
sion for general walk abeut town.
the sidewalks being crowded from
morning until night. The various
churches were filled with large and
attentive congregations. Everybody
seemed 10 be in a good humor with
themselves and their neighbors, at
tributable In no small degree to the
bright, sunshiny day.
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A I4Is.
Valuable Real Estate For Sale,
I MILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON

i tue promises, on
Wednesday, December ], 1859,
and continue from day to DAY Until all shall
Dt offered, the following real estate:
Being part OF Section q, In Range z,
Township 5, In Belmont County, Ohio, on the
WeNt bank OF the Ohio River, In full view OF
the City OF Wheeling, West Va, Containing
many beaullItul building sites, Within
sight Of the liouTlshing towns OF Bridgeport
anu Martin Ferry, and near the termini OF
the Z. q r. H. r., and the b. d U, K, K, Haid
tracts OF land contain about two hundred
acres and are divided into lots from 6 10 -
acres each.
There arc four lots lying contiguous, con-
taluing Rbont 70 acres, which will be sold
LORether II desired, on the west side OF the
section adjoining James Alexander.
Also, about W acres Of coal land will be
sold separate from the surface, OF easy &C.
cess to The Q. d P. 4. Il. and The Ohio River,
Also, about Two hundred town lots In the
Town OF KirkwOod, within one mile OF the
CITY o. Wheeling, West Va. These lots Rle
desirable building lots, being Q convenient
distance from tho city, and situated In the
pleasant village OF Kirkwood, which Ia we'll
supplied with churches, and one OF the best
public schools in Eastern Ohio.
ERNs:-One-third in hand, and the bal.
anoe In two annual payments, with interest,
The premises will be shown TO penonE
wishing TO purchase by A. u. Rice, Vincent
Mitchell or David Allen.
Admir- OF Joseph KirkwOod. decd.
n0VA1.3l0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

PosT OFFICE IrEM.-DurIng the past
week, James W. Huntington, Sergeant.
alarms OF the House Of Delegates last
winter, was appointed postmaster at
Ellenboro, Richie county, vice Elisha
Cottrill, removed. While filling the. po-
sItion mentioned in the Legislature, Mr..
". faithfully and promptly discharged
its duties, and will doubtless provo %
efficient officer in the post Office de.
partment.
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Read ! ReadI Read !!
CURE or DYsPEPsIA AND sCRoFuLA.

CURE or DYsPEPsIA AND sCRoRuLA
PARKERzDUR0, April 10.
T. H. LOGAN, EsQ.-Dedr Sir IL Wrota IN
you some time since for q bottle OF Brent
iingerS Fluid Extract or eaIsaparilla and
Dandelion, and must say that IL mas ACTED
upon me like charm. II have been affiinI-
60 lor near two years with Dyspepsia: two
!hlrus OF the time vomlted nom one 10
three umes day. ! had given up the idea
Of ever getting well, and Indeed MY Ifiends
had given up all hopes OF my ever
getting well again. Added 70 this, suffered
with the bcrofnla very much. Since IRSt
september one Kide OF my neck Was ona an.
Tire sore, composed Of some seven runninR
sores. The use Of one bottle has much I'M.
proved me. Ny stomach Is relieved and nv
neck has improved beyond my most Rar.
guino expectations. Ieelmuch encouraRed.
and THINK by tho use OF one or two bottles
more. shall be relieved entirely, You VIII
please send me two bottles by the boat.
Yours, respectfully,
J. v. HOMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29
GtreGntsuigrnrer:
MONDAY MORNING. AOvEnRER 30.
new Advertisements.
Steamer Major Anderson.
For Sale.
Opera Observation-Disclosures Hall.
List OF Letters.

DIVIDEND DkcLARED.-AdI dividend Of
three per cent. on the preferred and
common stock OF the Central Ohio Rail.
road Company, as rs-organIzed, has
been declared for the six months end.
Ing the goth Inst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

THERE appears to be great excite.
ment about Boots and Shoes being sold
so very low by the Hubbard Broa. They
want to close them out as soon as pos
sible, as they want the room for furni.
ture. oil cloths, carpets. &C., now re-
CeivinR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

MATR1MoNIAL.-There was decided
improvement In matrimonial matters
In this section last week. Up to Friday
evening no less than seven licenses
were issued by Recorder Woods, and
we have no doubt several more
were added 10 the number on Saturday
The official records show that day OF the
week 10 be the favorite one for securing
the requisite authority to be united in
the bonds Of matrImony.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29

TIE CALENDAR CLOCKS sold OF oxto-
by & Dufeld's JeWelry Store, 104,
Market street, keep correct time, strike
and indicate The day Of The week and
month-the cheapest and most perfect
clock In The market. Every house
should contain one. Call and zee
clocks, and everything In the way Of
watches, jewelry, speCtacleS, silver
ware, gold pens, &C., Of l04 Market
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-29
For Sale Cheap.

AN DIRECTED TO SELL THE
L three story building on Zane street, east
Of Seventh, which Ia At present occupied BY
Mr.. Thos. Downs as Grocery store and
dwelling. The house contAlns7 rooms be-
HideA the store room, and has q font on
Zane street Of about % feet. This Is O good
business stand. and Will BIO sold cheap. Pos
se4+IOu any time.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent
ONCE, Market 81, near Custom House.
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