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Valuable Real Estate at AUCTION.
w. Z. LEITCH Y H.. s. BRUINS,


w. Y. LEITCH Y II. s. BRUINS.
Aucttoneers.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed v the
hon. George s. eryan. Judge of the United states
District Court for the Dis .rct OF 'outh Carolina
VIII offer for sale at public auction at the OLD Post
Office, foot OF Broad street, on THURSDAY Univ
ls Mt II O'Clock. A. M.
ALL That PLANT AXIOM OR TRACT OF LAND.
ton, known as Woodville, containing four hundred
acres, more or less.
ALL THAT PLANTA ION OR TRACT OF LAND
known as the Darby Tract situated in the rear on
me tne four Mile house on the plank road, containing
land, more or less.
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. wifi, the nu,,ai,4yva
situated on the vest side of Mechanics street. in the
Village. of Rikersviile. measuring and containing
onthe front back lines each ninety feeS by three
hundred feet in depth.
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. with the Buidinq
thereon, situate at the corner of tha Main Rosd and
D1vision-street in the Village of Rikersyille. mea
surtng and containing in front on Division.street
bounding east on Main Road, west on Northeastern
Railroad track south Division street. and west on
lands of A. Carsten.
ALL THOSE TWO LOrs, known az Lot B and Iot
Q. O. IN the plan Of the Village Of R.kersville naade
and one-quarter acres, and Lot containing about
twenty'one acres Of Marsh Land, as will appear by
reference had to said plat. ~,
ALL THAT PLANTATI IN Oh TRACT OF LAND.
opposite the Quarter House. on the plank read about
nve miles from Charleston, containing one hundred
and six (1O6j acres, moro or less.
ALSO, =" ~
TWELVE LOTS in the Town Of RAvoneI situAte
on the Charleston and Savann IN Kailroad about
niteen miles from Charleston. fronting MellArd-
street, anil measuring eaid front line two hundred
and ten feet each, and containing from four 10 seven
laSe.
Terms-One- third cash balance In two equsi sue
cessve annual instalments, secured by bond Of prr
chaser and mortgage Of the premises Buildings to
be insured and policy assigned. Purchasers TO paH
for papers and stamps LOUIS NOLAN.
Assignee for q. Riker.
a1- To WHOM IT MAY Cosclas.-The lien
creditors OF d. BIKER Bankrupt, are hereby not-
ned tha pursuant TO an ORDER of court dated Msfch
their LIENS before O. CARPENTER. ESD, Regis
trar. on or before July 1s 1889 else be dabarfed
from any benefit arising from the decree to be- made
| in this case. LOUIS McLAIN. :
June 10 sw4th1 Assignee 2. RAter.
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Shirts ane efarnisbiua @eebs.


ENiNE WHITE sHIKTS.-TtlE CELE-
IL DRAFTED STAR SHIRTS. in oil sizee ready
made or made to order, at
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
Meeingetreet. opposite tue Market.
EANCY STRIPED PERCALE sHIxTs.
IL Of the best quality and in assorted patterns at
:. sCOTT'S y
Genfiemen's Furnishing Store,
Meetfngstreet opposite the Market.
INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS. FMOM 3a To
Gentemens Furnishing Store;
MeetinRstreet, opposite the Market.
T ISLE THREAD SHIFTS, WITH LONG
IL and short Sleeves, in all sizes and grades. at
Gentemens Furnishing Store.
n,eeting.street. opposite the Market.
nRAwERs, IN LINEN AND JMANs,
~ In all sizes, and warranted to at. at
tf Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
MeetiDg-street, opposite the Market
~ ENTLEnIEN's LINEN AND PA+EK
W COLLARS-a specially. The best stock in
: % In
bilt. Best Jockey, Snow Flake, Boz, Shakespeare,
Dickens. Boston Yacht Club. At
t9t SCOT1'S
Gentlemens Furnishing Store,
Meettngstreet opposite the Market.
GRAY's PATENT MOULDED ORIENT
~ COLLAR: also the latest style Paper Collar,
Caheu tno htYSIONE, manufactured by the Key.
stone Collar Company. At
SCOTS
Gentemen's Furnishing Store,
Meetiug-street, opposite the Market.
T INEN AND PAPER CUFFS, IN ALL
IL styles aud sizes. At
SCOTS
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Meeting street, opp. sito the Market.
HOSIERY Y-ENGLIsH AND GERMAN
III HALF HOSE, in Cotton and Lisle Thread
At SCOTT'5
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Meeting street, opposite the Market
NJ ECKTIEs AND C:.AVAp s.-A FULL
~ line Of the latert styles of NEvKTIEs, ORA
VATS, SCARFS and BOWS, Snring Stocks and Ma
poleon Ties. At SCOTL'S d,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Meeting-street, opposite the Market
HANDK KERCIIIGFS, IN LINEN AND
Ill SILK, ready hemmed for imme diate use AT
SCOTS
Gentlemens Furnishing store,
Meetlng-str opposite the Market
lT1MBRELLAS, IN COTTON, SCOTCH
~ Gingham, Alpaca and Silk all sizes and prices
At SCOTT'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
Meeting street. opposite the Market.
January 6mOs
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CoGo2ED HIGnwAxsxx. The suburbs arein.
tested with A. rang Of naexo bdys WHO 1spsraily
keep themselves well ONT on ssght Until scnoo
chance 10 Afforded 10 carry ont shs]r nefsrtous
acheaass. Whsn ''basinsss D, dult IN iha woods
they take thectty inshoff rante sScms % teoown
rob aud fssnfn to thea s6npssg ground and
vidsths spoilssa Their urinsipl s.eame" Il
the, barixosskitsg ki sssHs hand raale nd female.
whom shsy Aeece on pay day. Day bsore yes.
serdag q ttoiang solored WOMAN yhe l.s5usk
-dsawn her, three waakss HAees, was Sfoba1S u
hee hard eAxntngs.
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COLORRD CLERKS IN THE PosroFFIuE.-
News few days since mentioned the appoint
ment OF colored man as clerk in the postof-
flee. Yesterday another colored man, Mormon
Montgomery, commenced work as clerk. The
first appointee is nearly white. while the latter
lis Of the bnrnt ember shade.
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Tm TnI-TAppERs AT WoRK.--Day before
yesterday several email colored boys managed
to get into the hardware store Of Mr.. Morton,
ON Meeting street. near Market. and while try
ing to get at the till they got hold of some
convenient iartiales. such as knives. &c., and
deeanaped. TIE NEWS has repeatedly thrown
out warnings to. storekeepers, never to leave
their places. Of business unguardsd, ~ there
are band Of small thieves loose in the com.
naunity; who are al ways ON tho slert for op-
portunities. t5s3@3
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- HQEEI ARRIVALS. JunE25.- - Cnarntton Hotel.
P. Cantwell and son; d. 3. Smith. a. M. Mar
tin. South Carolina; c. Brian, New York; @. e.
Upton. wife aud son, Can't. D. w. Pole, u. 8.
A.; q. N. Lucille, Connecticut; Miss Boheme,
Miss Langford, J. A. Eustis aud servant, Beau
fort; VIM. A. Jackson and lady, Boston; II. J..
Jay. Massachusetts,.
Poui!io's HoIel.-S. Montgomery, Newberry;
A. Holston, Circus; G.. Jones. South Carolina;
A. Desdet, Philadelphia.
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AYERS A0Uic. CUmE

Which neutraliEes this nialarious poison in. III,
blood, and stimulates tho liver to expel It from th,
body. Al 1T should, 20 1t does cure thus a6alctsns
disorder with parfect certainty. nAnd It docs more
or rather does what IL Of mare service to thoso sub
tecs to this infection. II takan In season it Sxnel
those who use free from as attackss kee1 tha syp
tenn I'm health although exposed to the disease Con
seQnenly IL not only cures. but ptOtecfs nom tilt
great variety Of affections which are induced v ihSs
malignant infuenoo, such ~ Reh0ffaent Fever. ChlT
Fewer, Dumb. or Mashed AgHe, Periodical Headache
.0g baheus Meadeche.. Bisous. Rsserss- heuralaia
RhsuMatsn9, Hput PApdness. Toothac6e. Harache
the Splesn, HyssszssS, Colo, Paralysis. and Psanfn
A1@ct ons the StoaAch and Bowels, All Of which.
when aristnG frcn@< <ht8 cause, with 30 found TO ~
anme. more or lesss the intermittens type This
AA0Uk CURE. removes the cause Q. shese derange.
ments ard cures the disease. m - -
his II accompnshes by stimulating the excreto-
rtes 10 expel the virus from the system; aud these
organs by degrees become habi.ed TO do this their
chce. OF theE own accord. Hence arises what we
term acclfmstation. Time may accomplish the same
end, but often life is not long enough or Is sacrificed
IN the at.emps, while this sAgue Cure" does It at
once. and with safety We have great re- SON TO be.
heve this is surer as well es safer remedy for the
esmatie in ecd n. than any other WHICH has besu
discovered; and 1t has stil another imp ad.
vantage to the public which is, that IL Is ceap as
well as good.
Dr. u. q. AVER ~ CI., Loyveil. Mass
Practical and analytical Cnem,sts.
M : DOW DoWIEE = & Moisa, .s,.,
Charleston, South Carolina.
And By Retail Druggtsbs everywhere.
June % N l OAc j.-,Y +,,s, ssuthamoa
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HE STATE Court, JUNE 25-HoN. r. B.
S>RpENTER PREs1D1Na.- the Common Pleas
yesterday the call of the City Issue Docket was
continued, AHA cases from Nos. 100 10 No. 1sO
disposed of. No ca.e, of public interest was
tried ~
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BuRazaRrEs.-Every day We are called upon
to publish an account OF burglary or an at-
tempt Of such made IN our city; and few arrests
are recorded; .-.., 4, tv Il
The force OF night. watchmer is sborls afty.
entirely too snaall, no matter how visilantit it's
members mel nsy ly be. TO- Thoroughly protect the
people frcna the dspreda asions Of ttis Burglars
who insssh thecity, and mako the .ownsrsh;p os
saii movable no property very uncertain. Under
dHisting ctrcumstances, she only 2ramedyfor
our citisens u TO be on the alert, and TO tress
all intrudsrs % dess of shotags, \. j 40
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ANOTHER GERMAN PAPER.-We are Informed
that there will be shortly started by Messrs.
@. G. Erokmann, Ernest Boyer and =. Kandere
a German paper, to be issued semi-weekly, and
called the "Suedllcher Correspondent. Il
will not be party paper, but will represent
the interests Of the Germans and the CONNER
cial and industrial interests of the South.
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Druas, Qbtmieals, Wtf.

s
A 9r FEVER AND A0UE.
~ FROM WHICH MANKIND SUFFER-
W. over q large part of, the globe is the
IcOnseQuence Of O diseased action in
.n- the system. induced by the poison.
ous rntasm Of Vegetable decay. This
Il :: e1haiataon is evolved by the action
OF solar heat wet soi and rises with the watery
ynpor fiom It, While the sun is below the horizon
this vapor fingers near the earth's surface and tho
virus Is taken with It through the lungs INTO the
blood. There 1t acts an Irritating poison on the
internal vscera and excrettng organs of tho body
The liver becomes torpid and fails to secrete not
only this virus. but also tho bile from tho blood
Both the virus and the bile accumulate the circu-
lation. end produce vio ent constitutional disorder
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach aympa-
th1ze with The liver. and become disordered also.
Finally the instinct OF organisn as II in an at
tempt to excel the noxious infusion. concentrates
the whole blood of the body in the internal excreo
rtes to force them to cast II out Tie blood aves
the surface. and rushes TO the central organs With
congestive violence. This is the Chill. But in this
effort 1t tails. Then the Fever follows in which the
blood leaves the central organs and rushes to the
surface in another efcrt % expel the irritaing
poison through that other great excretorythe akin
In this also It fails and the system sbandons the
attempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength to repeat the hopeless effoft another da
These are the hts of paroxysfns o. Fever and A0ue
such constitutional disorder Will of course unSer.
mine the health If IL IL not removed. m
We have laooEed TO hnd. and have found an anti
H4 =. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-29

Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID from Nj. Z. Coed, James Y. Caldwell and
Mary I. Caldwell, bearing date the twenty
flrSt day or October, 1870, duly recorded In
the Recorders Office for tue County Of Ohio
state of West Virginia, in book IS folio 1877
l shall sell TO the best bidder, Mt public ave.
ton, Mt the front door OF the Count House OF
Ohio County, on
saturday, the 18Th day OF May, 1850.
Commencing said sale al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
lots number 20 and the northern part OF LOT
30 bounded rs follows: Beginning at the
corner OF lot ~ at the intersection of North
Water street, and running thence north
ward with the line OF Water street TO Wheel
Ing Creek, thence up said creek to the west
ern boundary OF alley r, thence to Al stake
ono hundred feet from Webster street
thence westwRIdly crossing lot No. 30 on 8
line parallel with Webster street SiXty-One
and q half feet TO the line dividing lots 2S
aud 80, thence up said dividing line south
wRrdly one hundred feet to Webster street
thence with Webster street westwardly &c
place OF beginning. Also the following lots
Or parcels OF land situated III Joseph Gala.
wells addition to the City of Wheeling, and
a part OF said city, that Is 10 say, lots num-
bcred seventy-tive GS], sixty-six 1867. TWEEN
ty-twO (22), twenLY'nlne (s9l, ntty-etHht l5S)
nueen (I6) eighteen (loj, nIIy mine go, sixty
(60), and nine (9)-aCcOrdtnS To tho general
plat OF said addition, together with all
rights, privileges and apPuTienRnceS TO the
same belonging or appertaining.
Terms OF sale, cash.
The title to the above property Is believed
40 be good. Selling AS Trustee 1 shall on.
convey such title as Is vested in me by SAID
DEED OF trust. =, BRADY,
apr'-ZawLs Trustee.
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POLICE CoURT.-There was a full at
tendance at this court yesterday morn.
ing. Around the dock quite a crowd
collected TO hear the investigation OF
the cases coming before His Honor, and
when court adjourned they retired APP
parently we'll satisfied with the dish
served up for their qualification.
The first case called was that OF Fer.
mant Nicholson, a country man, who
came into the city and not being posted
as to the strength of tho whisky dealt
out here, imbibed more than he could
manage. Nicholson got hilariously
drunk, and in consideration of his ig-
norance aforesaid, was let off with one
dollar and costs.
Peter Bond was up on a similar
charge. Flo hailed from Steu benVille,
he said, and reached here by the boat a
sober man. Feeling dry, he stepped
into a saloon and took a drink. From
that time he was oblIvious to every
thing mundane, and when on trial look
ed rs if another such a drink would
put him under the sod. Being his first
dppGdIdACo O0IO1o luIS lAlbuudAS anu
unaware of the villainouS character of
our chain lightning, His Honor taxed
him only five dollars and costs, which
he didn't have about his person, and
he was sent up the usual period
Christian Seibke, whose trial for sell
ling liquor on Sunday had been con-
tinued on Tuesday morning, was called
up. Tho witnesses on which the COM
plainant relied were examined, and
we never saw u more complete failure.
None OF them knew anything of the
offence with which Seibke was charged,
and being gentlemen of credibility,
there was nothing TO do but dismiss
the case at the cost of the prosecutof-,,
Thomas Murphy and owen Conery
were arraigned on charges of creating
tumult and disorder. They were each
fined five dollars and costs.
James Daley for being drunk on the
streets, was assessed to the tune of one
dollar and costs. He was recommend
ed as fit subject for Mayor McClel-
lan's clemeucy.
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DELICIoUsLY MEDICINAL.-This is the
universal verdict pronounced upon
PLANTATION B1ITERs by all who have
tried them. The we'll .known health
promoting ingredients from which they
are made, and their invaluable merits
as remedy for indigestion and all its
consequent ailments, and the proven
tive qualities against diseases arising
from climatic changes, miasmatic in
tluences and imperfect secretions, are
so widely known and so honorably en-
dorsed, that we trust no one will fore
go the advantages of their use.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne. and
sold at half the price. eodd&w
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FINE Parasols and Fans at the Vari,
ETY. Store OF D. Nicoll & Bro.

COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED. - We
heard last evening that at a me citing OF
the Board Of Public Works, held yes
terday, commissioners to assess the
property OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad in the counties through which
the road runs in this State, were APP
pointed. The appointments were made
under chapter 90 of the Code. which re-
quIres that one assessor shall be select
ed from each Congressional district.
The following gentlemen were desig-
mated: First Dist1Tct-G. A. Jackson,
Esq, of Lewis county ; SecOnq-G. NJ.
Hagans, Esq of Monongalia Third
U. w. Flesher, Esq, of Jackson.
1t is said the commissioners will meet
at an early day and go over the road &c
carry ont the object contemplated by
the statute.
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BONDS LoANED.-The Board of Su-
pervisors of Wood county passed an
order, few days since, loaning the
Little Kanawha improvement Com
pany twenty thousand dollars of the
county bonds to aid in the construction
of the dam between Parkersburg and
Kanawha Station on the North Western
Virginia Railroad. Means had been
previously secured 10 build the locks
and dams from Burning Springs to that
point, and work on them has already
been commenced. The vote in the
board stock six in favor and four
against the loan.
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HAIR JEwELRY.-Oxtoby Il Duffield,
jewelers.. 103 Main street, have made
special arrangements with one Of the
first houses in New York 10 have hair
work OF every ntyle done to order, and
have n sample book in their store con
tanning every style,shape and design OF
jewelry. Call and leave your orders,
and see the fine stock of watches,
clocks, jewelry, solid silver ware, spec
tacles, gold pens, DC.
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LEFT THE CIrY.-Col. Edwin Frey,
recently appointed TO position in
Idaho By President Grant, left for
Washington city, on Tuesday evening
Rev. Jonathan Rowley, pastor of the
Baptist Church in this city, accOmpani-
ed Col Frey. Mr.. X. will visit New
H0lk before he returns.
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ATTEND THE NATIONAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE, UNION HALL, MAIN ST.,
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADvANCE.-For the
full course in Book Keeping and Pen
manship, including the English Bran
ches ifdesired, $40. Students can COM
plete the entire course evenings alone.
Rooms open from to IL A. M, to 4
and to9P.M. For further informa-
ton call at College rooms, or address
S. I. Mccoy. Principal.
Wheeling, ". Pa,
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For Sale.

FINE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
"a with eight rooms, cellar, cistern, &C., in
good oIdorea desirable situation, ut the
ives. end OF Bridgeport Ohio, corner lot 20 by
tranaries, &c, and lot Ornamented with
sMrubbery, iruit trees, grapes, &C. VIII be
sold on easy ternnS. Apply to
DIR IL. CAPEHARr, Bridgeport, Ohio,
or at Uttice OF sheridan Coal Works, Mar
krt ST., oppo. Union ST.. Wheeling, W. Va.
finyC.N
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Trustees Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d made 10 me by Charles WagenkDecht,
hearing date May rs, 1867, and recorded in
the Office OF the recorder OF OHIO County, in
Deed Book NO. SO, folio ", TO secure TO Philip
IInEstein the pay ment OF i've hundred dol
las aid interest, evidenced by 1--WE promis,
SoIy notes dated May ., 1857, made by said
CHARLES WagenlSuecht ana one Jacob Lash,
each Tor one hundred dollars with interest
from Its date, payable to the order OF +.
Humstetn AT one two, three, four and i've
Yeas, respectively, after date, negotiable
and payable at the Merchants National
Bank Oh West Virginia. l Will sell at public
Of the Court House OF ohio County on
Saturday. ERy %, 1869,
Commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, the property
conveyed to me by sa!u deed, being u ceI-
tain parcel OF land situate on the waters OF
described and bounded as follows, 10 wit:
beginning AT n stalk on the Wheeling and
faIrnlOnl Pike and on Il line OF Robert
White; thence nOrLN 49, west AZ 2S-lUO
pOloS TO Il stake corner OF SIid White; thence
south $50 west I'll poles TO n stake on the
centre OF said pike; thence with the centre
OF said pike following The m9aLuers thereof
I'll 14-1lO poles TO the beginning, containing
3 acres, rCois and poles.
sale will be made for all or said notes all
being unpaid.
Terms OF sale-S2: o in hand, this balance in
four equal tnstalmentS payable at one, TWO,
three and four years after day OF sale, with
interest from date OF sale, the title being re-
tanned until payment OF all the purchase
money.
Selling as trustee shall convey only such
title rs is vested in me by said deed OF trust.
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
npr2o-oawts Trustee.
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WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity of Perkins. Stern & Co.'S. Califor-
mia Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund & Booking and Booking tE Car
roll
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HAND HURT.-Last evening, MIR.
Augustus Campbell, for several years
connected with the INTELLIGENCEH, but
for the past year and IL half employed
in tho management of the Hinge Fac
tory, met with quite a severe accident.
While standing near some portion OF
the machinery of the factory. he incau'
tiously placed his left hand on belt in
rapid motion. Iu 81 moment his hand
was drawn between two cog wheels, also
i'll motion, and tho fingers terribly
crushed. He was at once conveyed &c
surgeons office and his wounds pro
perly dressed.
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THE LATEST UsE.-The latest and
have been put, is that of minister
making pastoral calls among his pa
rishioners astriGe of The bicycle. We
commend the idea to the consideration
of the clergy in this city. The animal
is gentle, perfectly reliable, and re-
quires no large outlay Tor provender.
Who among them will be the first to
adopt this mode of visiting among his
congregation?
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DON'T fail to look over the barge
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 10Y, and compare prices with
those of other ofthe leading Shoe firms.